Pittston Gazette

              rr . I Forecast Until 8 p. m. Tomor Eastern 1'cnnsjlvunla. THE HOME PAPER. ' For the D People of Pittst/ ji and Vicinity. V 'f| h Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday. ALL THE HOME NEWS. 30, 1905. TWO 0ENT8 A COPY. I FOBTY CENTS A MONTH. ( •ag: 55th YEAR. ) WBBKI.V SHTARI DDAILY HBT. BT T I01LV FOR ODESSA : ( DP KINDNESS MORTON CUTTING. 6'halrmun Morton of the board of directors have in contemplation. AWFULEXPLOSION REDUC* R FARES. Swwptng Drop in l/Ocal I'arcs on tin' ISIomslHii'K Division of tlie Was Befriended by While definite information was not forthcoming on the subject, it was reported on what appeared good authority that George H. Squire, General Louis Fitzgerald and Valentine P. Snyder, president of the National Bank of Commerce, are among those who have returned the profits, j Him For Quitting Work. foreigner, Su Money ikeepcr, Stole Terrible Misfortune in Rus- A cold plcoe of ingratitude 1b reported from Dupont. Albert Gowra, a saloon keeper, was robbed last night by p. man whoRi he had befriended some months ago. Last April a man named Paul Raising appeared at Gowra's saloon and asked for lodging. Tho man had not a cent, but Gowra decided to take him in, From that time until last night Ratslng was a boarded at Gowra's and was well treated. He was two months behind in his board bll, but his boarding boss had made no trouble about this. Some time during last night Uatuing got into Gowra's room and picked up everything he could ilnd, including a pair of trousers containing $IiD and several suits of underwear, with '"'hich he quietly left the place. He has not been seen about Dupont sluce. Clothing. Depew and Hill Off Salary lja'cktnvannn. List. sian Town. Beginning tomorrow, July 1st, the LD.. U a. W. UK. Co. will put into effect seeping.reductions in the onewuy ami round-trip passenger fares to Scranton, WtlKcsbarre and other points 011 the Klfjiimsburg division. The one-way are from Plttston to Scranton will I* reduced to ten cents; to Taylor, lOCfeuts; Wyoming, 10 cents; LuzernCt "tvlngston and Wilkesbarre, 10 centrf;,vPlymouth, 22 cents. The round-trip fiire from Plttston to Scranton will bi» reduced to 20 cents, and the same raie will be made for tickets to Taytvir, Lucerne, Kingston and Wilkesbarre. The round-trip rate to Plymouth will be 37 cents. Corresponding reductions will be made in the olio-way and round-trii fares between all points on thC Bloomsbi * CHANGED FOR MONEY. A PENSION REVOKED 500 MINERS ENTOMBED Populace Declared to Be In Revengeful Mood. MINES TO SUSPEND. Resignation Accepted, to General Fitzgerald Resigns All of the Big Anthracite Corporations There is No Hope of Getting Will be Idle Around Indepen- Them Out Alive. Take Effect at Once. from Directorate. dcncc Day. RAILWAY STATION BURNED Official announcement was made today that all of the collieries of the Erie colliery system, including; the Pennsylvania Coal Co. and Hillside workings, will suspend operations tonight, and will remaliy idle until Thursday morning, July 6th. The collieries of the Lackawahna Co. will be idle on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Those of the D. & H. Co. will be idle 011 Tuesday only. Tho Lehigh Valley Coal Co. will be Idle throughout the entire week. Ekaterlnsolav, Russia, June 30.— A report has reached here that a terrible explosion of gas has occurred in a coal nflTie near the town of MakeyjltKa.Washington, June 30— Churging litm with changing his position over night "for mere lucre" and with being influenced "solely by personal advantage," Secretary Taft In his conference In New York on June 20 with John F. Wallace, chief engineer of the Panama canal, after administering a severe rebuke to him, requested his resignation on the ground that "public Interest re quires that you tender your resignation at this moment and turn ove:1 the reofds of your office to the chairman of the commission." This fact is disclosed in an official ftatemeut Issued from the office of the Becfetary of war last night which reviews the relations of Mr. Wallace with the. war department and the commission since the latter body's reorganization last spring, "quoting the several expressions of the chief engineer of his satisfaction with the entire arrangement," and then gives practically a verbatim 'account of the conference between Secretary Taft and Mr. Wallace In New York which concluded with the submission to Secretary Taft of Mr. Wallace's resignation. Tlx' statement issued last night concludes with the president's letter to Mr. Wallace, dated Cambridge, Mass., June 28, which reads: New York, June 30.—Wielding his retrenchment ax with relentless vigor, Secretary of the Navy Paul Morton, the new overlord of tlie Equitable Life Assurance society, has cut off the heads of Senator Depew, former Governor David B. Hill and George H. Squire, who for years have been drawing annually $117,000 of the money of the policy holders from the treasury of tlie society, the two former for asserted legal service and the latter as financial manager and adviser. In doing so Mr. Morton contented himself with issuing this brief bulletin: OnUcbok's Funeral ai imposing Five hundred miners are reported to have been entombed and no hope of getting them out alive is entertained.Popular Demonstration. DURYEA ROAD ON Mn  Peculiar Condition on Stev- FIRE. rg dlvl'swn. urn tickets will be good for •it pre,-lent. IS THE ASSESSOR d Kintfny iji Hottest id of & Contest. * s Itcqirfjpcd' to Decldo tin—-ChuirtAiui Kelioe Cllnifilit oi|2|Dnsl 1 (allot— C)tlii'i^'C!umlkluies Had \aglniii«'. tost of M. conimo|Ljcttuncllihau from ward, 4*1? 'ast evening r at a Joint concouiufiffiheld In the cilD yuenlliiWivas decided aftei ess bal&i* had been taker ;ht hadffinunered down tc la tea. .vie Berry's strouges was Ed\«S*'d Kimmy, of thC ard, ai& Ifor a time it wa: hat thfr latter would bi Hock vDi4h the councilman )ility w#.i dissipated whel Cehoe Y,«Jted for Mr. Berry ,11 by tl*D narrowest margii 7 votes.''-'if •ting was*. called to orde k Flaiynory shortly afte Dr a half hour precedln rder fpftii vicinity of th .:iited i&i animated seen jncilkS'i Vi'pow-w owing is, wh^\ a' ten WVs'f getting In th The the roll f ill tii;«Efcr determit !1 counclln 4. III1 ti t o of select eo n H. Foy, of eomi New York Stock Markets, furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., stock brokers, Miuerj' Bank Building. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. PORT ADMIRAL RETAINED AS HOSTAGE The rot 30 days as BERRY AN UNUSUAL BARGAIN Am i-'UBar .. Am Car & F Am Loco .. Amal Copper Atchison com Atchison pfd Mew York, June 30, 1905. 138% 138 134% 34% 34 34 Vi 47% 47 47 V* 81% 81% 81% 83% 82% 83 101% 101% 101% Cruiser Saratov Said to Have Been Burned—Fleet Expected to Arrive on 8cene of Disorder, With Orders to Sink or Capture Ship In Hands of Mutineers and Restore Order In City. Czar Issues Ukase—Sailors at Libau Seize Government Stores. enson Street. Defeats Italian Had Agreed to Sell "George H. Squire has been notified that his pension or salary of $1,000 a month will cense July 1. Ki Hock I 'roiu Culm IDiimiD AVas l's«l for His Wife for $5.00. Bulla*! a I'ew Years Ago and it "Cbauneey M. Depew has been notified that his retainer of $120,000 a year will be discontinued July 1. B. & O. B. K. T. 7014 113% liaft 68% 113% Four Italloi Took Fire from Some Un- Can Pacific Ches & Ohio St Paul . . . C. P. I  151 52% 176% 43% 150 ft 52 ft 17# 43% 150 ft 52% 176% 43% Odessa, Juue 30.—The Central Kailway stntion was destroyed by lire last evening, many persons being injured and taken to hospitals. The populace is still in a revengeful mooil, and unless the situation is handled with the utmost care anything may yet happen. Question- known Cause—I'urt of "David B. Hill has been notified that his retainer of $5,000 a year will be discontinued July 1." Facts Were Brought Out at h Hearing clu-d !• lload Torn lip. Before Alderman Bedding—Ital- Two The officials of Duryea have on hund a street proposition that Is believed to be without parallel in this region. A portion of Stevenson street, to the east of Main street, Is on lire beneath the surface and no smalt amount of trouble is being gone to In order to extinguish the llarnes. The trouble was noticed a few days ago, small quantities of smoko arising from the road being the first Indication of the existence of anything of an unusual nature. Residents of the vicinity wero at a loss to account for thu condition unttt it was remembered that when the road was graded about four years ago some stone and other material taken from the "rock dump" of Warlike washery, nearby, and used to fill in the road for some distance. When this operation had been gone through tlir ballast was covered with soil. When an opening was made to find the cause of tho trouble beneath the surface it was learned that some of the material taken from the vicinity of tho washery hud become Ignited In 9ome manner und was burning. What started the fl£e Is a question that cannot be accounted for, but tho fire was -tiu*ce *J«X wai, burning very slowly, something like a culm flre. ian Youth Tired of Ills Better Erie 44% 41ft 44% May Revoke Peneion. Half and Beelded to lDis- 111 Central L. & N. .166% .14!)% 166 148 ft 166ft 140 % It is wild that unless Mrs. Hyde, the widow of Henry B. Hyde, voluntarily renounces her pension of $25,000 a year from the society It will be revoked by order of Mr. Morton. To forestall such action It is regarded as possible.that Mrs. Hyde, who Is Immensely wealthy, will carry out the act of renunciation. It Is said several othDDr pensioners will be cut off the list before the end of next week and that radical reductions will be made in the pensions of those who are permitted to remain on the list. pose of Her. Met St Ry M. K. & T. Mo Pacific Mex Central N. Y. Central Norf & West Ont & West Pennsylvania Peo Gas .. Heading .. 128 28% 90 ft 21ft 144 ft 84 ft 53% 140% 104% 100% 125% 28% 99 21% 143% 84 52 ft 139% 104 98% 127% 28% 99 21ft 144 84% 53 14 140 ft 104 100 In a eo J. Berry, the Ninth ckcti'd ell ventlon ot hall. The three fruit ami the f two cantll opponent Eleventh D expected able to ilea This proba Chairman electing hf possible, 1 A most unusual state of affairs was brought to light at a hearing held before Alderman M. J. Redding in the case of John Sandy, a North Main street Italian, who sued Igel Vino,, a youthful fellow countryman from Mill street, to recover $5. It was prbved and admitted by the parties interested that Vino had bargained to dispose of his wife to Sandy for the sum of $5 and that the bargain had not been carried out only because Vino's wife refused to be a party to the proceeding. It Is alleged that a large body of rioters tried to enter the central part of the town by way of Polish hill and that a terrific fusillade was kept uiD by both sides with rifles and revolvers. It is also alleged that hundreds we* killed and that when the mob tried to asceuil the steps near the Church of St. Nicholas to reach the Boulevard St. Nicholas Cossacks and other troops fired repeated volleys Into the crowd with terrific results, wagon loads of dead being carried away. Resignation Acceptod. "Your resignation as member and chief engineer of the isthmian canal commission, tendered in accordance with the request of Secretary Taft, which request under the circumstances has my entire approval, is hereby accepted, to take effect immediately-" Rock Island ... 29% So Pacific .... 63% So Rwy com ... 32 ft T. C. & 1 82 ft Texas Pacific .. 33% Union Pacific ..126% U. S. Steel ... 31 U. S. Steel pfd.. 98% 29 ft 63 ft 31% 82% 33% 126% 30 ft 97% 29ft 63% 32% 82 ft 33% 126% 31 98.% General Louis Fitzgerald, another of tin- Hyde directors, placed his resignation in the hands of Mr. Morton, and it is said it will be accepted. General Fitzgerald was one of the directors criticised In the Hendricks report. He also failed to appear before the state superintendent when requested to do so. The gist of the story told to the alderman was as follows: Vino was married a few months ago to a daughter of Tony Dakely, of Panama street, and the couple began housekeeping on Mill street. It did not take Vino long to find, out that he did not care for married life and to repent of his bargain. He decided to step out of double harness and in order to do so entered into a bargain with Sandy, who is a middle aged man, that tho latter could have his wife for $5. Sandy agreed to the bargain and the $5 was duly paid «v». -When Vino fried to carry out his part of the bargain he was unable to do so. As soon as she heard of the proposition his wife left him and went back to the home her father, where slie is now living. When Sandy did not receive his end of the bargain he demanded his $5 back, but Vino refused. The lawsuit then followed. Many lives. It is said, wore lost in tlie endeavors of the military to stop Incendiarism. The conflagration extended for more tlinn a mile, and thousands of tons of railway sleepers and all tin* trestles supporting the elevated railroad serving the port, together with all the contiguous buildings, were consumed, the troops In the meanwhile firing volleys to compel the rioters to desist. It is stated that three police officers, fen policemen, tvveuty-threo Cossacks and ten infantry soldiers tvere killed In these encounters. When Secretary Tuft and Mr. Wallace met lu New York by appointment Mr. Wallace said that a few days before he Bent the telegram to tlie secretary requesting permission to come back he had received a cable from a prominent business man In New York asking if he would consider an offer to accept an important position lu New York and that he had cabled in reply that it was "simply a question-of terms 'Die mo. by "City Cle 8 o'clock. D the cull to city hall pros groups of «o various poln their hcnehi last work. lowing the c the fact that wen- In the i being Jamca ell, and Joh.- _ -.ninoi council, both of whom are out of tho city. Wabash Ciariis for the Fourth, Enough to supply everybody; send your order to this market; will also have on hand a full supply of fruits and vegetables, Including new egg plant, watermelons, cantaloupes, pineapples, huckleberries, red currants, curly and head lettuce, red beets, rhubarb, carrots, new potatoes, ripe tomatoes. .walov crasa, *c. j Order over either phone. Mr. Morton went to Washington last evening to turn over the navy department to his successor. He probably will return to New York tomorrow. ift then sn! Neither Attorney General Mayer nor District Attorney Jerome has received yet frotn Superintendent Hendricks the transcript of the testimony taken by him. It is said that in a day or two Mr. Mayer will institute civil proceedings against Alexander, Hyde and others, with the syndicate uuderwritings the underlying cause for such action. He came to New York last night. "Mr. Wallace, I am inexpressibly disappointed not only because you have taken this step, but because you seem so utterly insensible to the significance of your conduct. You come with the bald announcement that you quit your task at a critical moment, on the eve of important work and in the midst of reorganization plans under which you accepted your position, with your department u 11 perfected |n organization and when you know, too, that my public duties call me to the Philippines for several mouths. The roaCl force of the borough have been tearing up the road anil have exposed Yhe culm and mine rock ballast for a distance of about 25 feet. The burning section has been thoroughly soaked with water and it is believed that the lire has been extinguished. The borough ollicials are not certain of this, however, and are keeping a sharp lookout. A number of street employes will be at work for some days repairing the damage done by tearing up the road. FREDERICK'S MARKET. SPECIAL NOTICES. It is quite Impossible as yet to obtain any accurate estimate of the number killed or injured. It is reported that the Kniaz Poteniklne's crew sent a message to the city commandant announcing their intention to bury their comrade with military honors and threatening that If any interference should be attempted tliey would bombard the city. Buried With Military Honors. The main business In hand was brought up without delay. Mr. Kehoe was elected chairman of the meeting without opposition, on motion of Mr. McAndrew, seconded by Mr. Touhlll. Nominations for tlio office of city assessor, to till the unexpired term *Df the late P. M. Doran, were ouened. Thomas Kelly presented the name of Mlchacl Doran, brother of the late assessor. Mr. Bowman seconded the nomination. The name of Patrick Madden was presented by Thomas Hopkins, seconded by Mr. Kehoe. Mr. McKaig, seconded by Mr. McAndrew, presented the name of Edward Kimmy, and the name of Mr. Berry wa.'; presented by William White, seconded by Alexander Thompson. A motion prevailed that after the second ballot the name of the low man should be dropped and that the same should be done after the third ballot. To elect 17 votes were required. Fresh vegetables at Messick'B. Ice cream, wholesals & retail. Moffatt After the story had been told Vino decided that in order to save serious trouble it would be better for him to pay back the $5 and also to stand the costs of the suit, which he did, whereupon the case was dropped. THAT HUNGRY FEELING To Test Ryan Deal, is something you want—and don't Aroused by the drastic policy of Mr. Morton and the selection by the Cleveland trustees of so many entirely new directors for the Equitable, it is said minority stockholders will institute proceedings to test the validity of the Uyau deal and what has come out of it. want to keep. Wo can help you get rid of that hungry feeling, with a The funeral of Omlltchuk became an imposing popular demonstration, which fortunately was without disorder, A procession of many thousands of persons followed the body from the harbor along Preobrajcnsky street to the military cemetery. The coffin, which was covered with the St. Andrew's tiag and on which there were numerous wreaths, was carried by eight sailors. The pnttcssion was headed by priests. Neither police nor troops were stationed along the route to the cemetery, owing to a wise decision by the authorities, by which the possibility of a collision was averted. AN AGED MAN SUICIDED Choice roast of spring lamb, or YOUNG MAN KILLED. Fine home dressed chicken "You send me a cable which, read in the light of what you say, signifies your practical acceptance of an offer of another position inconsistent with the performance of your duties upon the Isthmus. I am astonished that yon should be so disregardful of the splendid opportunities of the position which would have made you famous the world over by the honorable performance of your duties of chief en- Mr. Taft Astonished. Will also have a full line of fresh Maurice Stevens, Who Lived In Car- meats, and summer bologna. Body Found in the Lacka- It was learned that the example set by ex-President James W. Alexander In returning liis share of the underwriting proilts which the "James II. llyde and associates" syndicates made on issues of securities of which the Equitable made purchases had been followed by other of the syndicate members. bondale. Struck by Oiiturlo wanna. Train When you go picnicking and want Maurice Stevens, a young man, who lived in Carbondale, was killed last night by an O. & W. train and his mangled remains were found along the track, three miles above Carbondale, at 7 o'clock this morning. Stevens was aged 1!) years and had been employed as a teamster at a point near Hollenback, where excavations are being made for a third track for the Ontario road. It is believed that he attempted to get on a moving train, near the spot where his body was found, and fell beneath the car something nice and handy for the lunch basket, get some of our special- I)eml Man Was Peter Kantz, Aged tttf, ties. Balloting was then proceeded with. The first ballot resulted in 110 election. Berry receiving 12 votes, Kinimy 10, Doran 5, Madden 4. Wlio Wandered Away From Ills CHICAGO CASH MEAT MARKET. Home In Nci-anUm IDast Mon- N. Main, opp Wiliam street. glneer. day—Must Have Jumped It is not unlikely, according to reliable information, that nearly all of the balance of these gains, rtccept those which James II. Hyde has placed in the hands of the Equitable cashier pending judicial decision on the legality of the operations, will eventually liiul their way back into the treasury of the society without the legal action that Attorney General Mayer and Second ballot (Madden's name uropped)—Berry 15, Kimmy 11, Doran 5. "For mere lucre yon change your position over night, without thought of the embarrassing position in which you place your government by this nctlon, when the engineering forces on the isthmus are left without a real head and your department is not perfected in organization; when the advisory board of engineers is to assemble, under call of the president, in two months, and when I am departing for the Philippines ou public duty. All tills you know as well as I know it, but it has not had the least Influence upon your aoflon. lYom Bridge. GETTING READY FOR The port admiral offered himself as hostage on board the Kniaz Potemkine for the safe return of the escort and the band sent ashore from the battleship to attend the funeral of Omilteliuk, and also for the safety of the city. THE FOURTH? Get in a nice stock of fruits; we Third ballot—Berry 15, Kimmy 12, The mystery of the disappearance from his home in Scranton of Peter Kantz, aged "J3 years, was cleared up this morning, when his dead body was found In the Lackawanna river, near the plant of the Storrs Packing Co. A piece of linen had been tied about his neck and attached to It was a stone weighing about 10 pounds. It Is believed that the man committed suicide and Coroner Stein, who Investigated the case, decided not to have an inquest held. Doran 4 have a choice line of ripe melons, can- Fourth ballot (Doran's name dropped)—Berry 17, Kimmy 14. The vote 011 the deciding ballot was as follows: wheels, taloupes, oranges, bananas. Fourth of July Slilrts at CORCORAN BROS. Fresh vegetables in abundance, al- Thus far the only incident reported besides the burning of the Central railway station is the explosion of a bomb In a private house, by which several persons were injured, but it is impossible to get precise information or permission to visit the actual scenes of conflict. Explosion of Bomb. For Berry—Murphy, Kehoe, Melster, Malum, Thompson, of select council; Toole, O'Brien, White, McNcvin, Garden, Helneman, Heiiaey, Bowman, Thomas Kelly, Walsh, Berry, William Martin, of common council. ways to be had at this market; fresh fish every Friday. MKTmil 5© 98c Dresses Little neck and chowder clams. Orders delivered. For Kimmy—Toole, Gavin, Connell, Walwh, McAndrew, of select council; Kellly, Touhlll, John Kelly, Hopkins, John Martin, Earley, Evans, McHale, McKaig, of common council. Kantz lived with his son-in-law, Frank Bonin, at 520 Lackawanna avenue,-.and was very feeble owing to his great age. He disappeared from his home last Monday and a search from that time until this morning failed to reveal his whereabouts. The •pot where the body was found is about a mile and a half from the Bonin home. It is thought that Kuntz Jumped from a bridge close to where his body was found. SHARP'S MARKET, For Personal Advantage. is the life of trade, but success is won bv * merit ;that's why For 5®Co Uoth Phonos. "You hnvo thought of yourself ami yourself ylone. I consider that by every principle of honor and duty you were bound to treat the subject differently. You huve permitted the president nnd all of us to proceed In full coufldeuoe that you would perform the functions of chief engineer, and now, in an hour, you drop your great duties and throw them back upon us as if it were n matter of no consequence, and all this for your personal advantage solely." Nothing has yet been heard of Admiral Kruger's squadron. THE PLACE FOR FRESH MEATS. The best place for the best fresh In the most unruly section of the city the populace treated the proclamation warning people to remain indoors after 0 o'clock In the evening with the greatest derision and contempt and freely aunounce their intention to burn all public buildings in the course of the night. On this ballot the result was in doubt until the last vote had' been cast. When Chairman Kehoe's name was called the vote was 16 to 14 in favor of Berry. Mr. Kehoe's vote for Berry settled the contest. Council adjourned immediately after the fourth ballot. Mr. Berry comes from the Ninth ward. He has served several terms in council. The term of the assessorship for which ho was elected will expire on the first Monday of next April. An assessor will be elected for the full term of three years at the city election next February.StecmmeiS' Final "jab" at these cool chambray dresses for little tots. This time it's furious. They've meats any day and every day Is this market—we carry a prime stock of BEER over-stayed their welcome, and now they must bo, and we have reduced their selling price to that extent they will gladly change owners, and you will be glad we Introduced them to you. meats, and you can get them by calling I la.so I iu 11 Valley View Park. at the store or by having our wagon On the Laurel Lino, Monday, July 3rd, Scranton vs. Wllkesbarre. Garao called 3:45 p. m. Music by Alexander's band. Admission 2Gc. Ladles free. 30-2 stop at your residence, Cossacks guard all approaches to the tewn, and troops patrol the streets and guard public buildings, especially the banks, within and without. is far in the lead with popular preference— —wholesome, healthful, invigorating—because it is properly aged, absolutely pure. For tomorrow wo will have on hand Chairman Shonts has announced that the Isthmian canal commission has concluded the purchose from the Ward line with a view to their lease by the commission to the Tanama rallr«ud of the American steamers Mexico and Havana at $CDTD0,000 each, which Is less than the original cost of the vessels. This sale affords our mamma home dressed veal, spring lamb, live As showing the strong military hold over the city, many councilors were prevented by troops from reaching the town hall to attend a meeting of the municipal council. Reliable bridge work by Dr. Moon. customers an opportunity to supply their little girl's wants with bright, fresh summer dresses at half their regular value. or dressed chickens, fine beef, etc. HELD ON A CHARGE SPECIAL NOTICES. Mince ham, pressed ham, fine bolog- OF DYNAMITING na. and other lunch specialties. Joseph Covcnsk.v, of lOd wards vile, OF INTEREST TO LADIES. Ladles' black mercerized skirts $1 They are pleasantly cool, thin material—plain and colored, HALLOCK'S MEAT MARKET, CRUISER BURNED. Held in $2,00 Hail In Court 28 S. Main Both Phones Squadron 8enl to Odassa With Ordors Mattings. Williams & Co, Don't overlook ordering your supply for the Fourth—bet- better do it right NOW. fancy yoke, edged with braid, and 111 a number of pretty styles. They won't stay with us a groat while at this price. to S'i*k Kniaz Potemkine. Today Order your lco cream and supplies of Lewis Snitlli, 2 Mill Hill. New phone. —w. J13-lin to $3 SOUVENIRS. St. Petersburg, June 30.—It is report ed that the volunteer fleet cruiser Sara tov has been burned at Odessa. Sufficient testimony was offered by the commonwealth at the habeas corpus hearing of Joseph Concvsky, of Edwardsvillc, before Judge Ferris this morning to hold the defendant on the charge of dynamiting the Edwardsvllle Welsh Congregational church two months ago. That the court believed the Commonwealth's case a strong one, Is evidenced by the fact that Conevaky was held under $2,000 ball. Only one witness \yas offered by the Commonwealth. She was Mrs. Josephine Hushefsky, of Edwardsville, with whom the defendant boarded previous to his arrest. She told a straightforward story, incriminating the defendant In the crime and also Implicating another boarder.  Ladies' Gauze Vests 10c to 25c If you lire going away for a visit to Children's Gauze Vests 10c. your relatives or friends, or if you're Admiral Kruger's squadron was expected to arrive ut Odessa lust night. His orders are to summon the Kniaz Potemkine to surrender and on refusal to sink her, after which he Is to assist In restoring order in the town. Refrigerators at Ash's. Children's Black Drop Stitch Stock- 10 CENTS. going to entertain them at your home. ings 15c. you'll probably have use for something Red ripe strawberries at Messlck's. Babies' Caps 25c and 50c. | Stegmaler irewing Co. nice in the line of Plttston souvenirs. 32 blank cartridges 30c per box. Armory Loan Office. We have a nice variety of anthracite Ladies' Wash Belts 10 and 25c novelties, and post card views of Pitts- Libuu, June 30.—The Russian sailors here mutinied, attacked the government stores, seized the arms and tired Into the officers' quarters. Infantry, artillery and Cossacks were brought to the scene of the fighting, but the resuit is not known. Intense excitement prevails here.  Blank cartridges. Armory Loan Office. Ladles' Silk and Leather Girdles 50c. Mttston, Pa. ™ MAGNET, ton. Come in and look them ovor. New assortment of wash collars, Fireworks at cost at Garrison's. ruchlngs and gloves. Personal supervision given all watch Lawn mowers 12.60 to $10 at Ash's. Children's Beauty Waists 25 and 50c. Bottling Department. 3? S. Mail St repairing. Dr. Moon, Dentist, IS N. Main. Fancy Handkerchiefs 10c and 25c. CLARA WAGNER'S, 18 S. Main. NEW 'tHONE 5482 LEWIS. THE JEWELER, N. Main, Opp. William St Money to loan on watches. Yaseen.