The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-15

OF the Sbarpsville furnaces, and they state
they will demand still larger advance in
wages. The rates asked will probably be
10 and 10 cents higher than arranged by the
manufacturers. Three thousand furnace
men are employed In the two valleys.
The Blair-white contested election case was
decided on the 4th, the lribunnal declaring
Hon. Harry White the winner, and Judge OF
the Indiana county courts. by majority OF
1928 an Increase OF IL voi IS over the 81 re-
turned by the election board last NoveMber.
A large crowd filed the court room when
Judges Barker, Doty and Hepburn entered.
When the court was seated, Judge Doty,
the president Of the tribunal, said;
"We find that mt the erection contested
there we're 571 Illegal votes east. or these
2G5 were cast for Harry Wni.e and 306 for
John p. Blair. We, therefore, declare Harry
White elected by majority oil 12S votes. The
legal costs OF the case arc to be paid by the
county OF Indiana.
The following trustees OF the Edinboro
state normal school were elected; ]. S. Law
cry, N p. McLellen, II. j. Ward and V. b.
Billings. Those recommended TO the state
Superintendent for appointment were: .. r.
Reeder, b. M. Sherwood, =. NJ. Gillespie and
II. Steedman.
The large blast furnace OF: the Valentine
iron company at Bellefonte will be lighted,
after an idleness OF Ave months. All the
stock on hand has been sold, AMI sufficient
orders have been received TO keep the furnace
In operation for six months.
The owners Of the Versailles Electric Street
railway, the tracks OF which at present ex-
tend to Boston, have decided to continue the
road to Buena Vistato Scott Haven and We
Newton. 1t will then be fifteen miles In
length.
A rule was granted In the Blair county
court to revoke the license oil the large Cen
trail hotel at Bellwood. 1t was alleged to be
owned, with others, by a syndicate. headed
by Martin Hoelle, a wealthy brewer.
While at work in the labatory Of the lie.
high University at Bethlehem. Harry Thatch-
or had his eyes destroyed and was probably
fatally burned by an explosion OF sulphuric
and aoetic acids In test tube.
Detective Cook. Of the Pittsburg d Lake
Erie. captured large number Of tramps
New Castle, The knights Of the road had
taken possession OF q refrigerator car and
were trying to keep cool.
| DR., Keeney arrested at Sharon charged
| with selling bogus medicine at New Castle.
He was released on turning over s25 receiv-
| ed from purchasers.
Adam AuRhendoble, who has been super
| intendent OF the Monongahela City cemetery
| for 80 years has resigned. He has superin-
tended 2.200 buriais.
| Rev. q. NJ. Rohl, the Reformed Presbyter-
Ian minister at Aiexandria who recently had
trouble with his congregation. preached his
farewell sermon on Sunday.
| Al meetinu Of the Blair county bar asso.
citation resolutions were adopted iayoring the
creation OF an appellate court and also the
passage OF the uuses reureineh' oii'.
Jacob McCauley has sued the borough Of
Brockwayville for SIC, 900 damages for the
death OF his wi.e, caused oy INJURIES received
on account OF a ue'ec'''o s'aew"'h'
| A Protestant Episcopal church to be known
as Ascension Mission' VIII DO started az
washington WIN heV. D. H. "rea'o us rec-
tor'
Joseph Herman, OF dreens9urg, was ar az.
rested AT SiivefiyvIle; suouLo y, . om ony
Ior noui'snihg aevo,ver' he n"s oeen p'o'
Martin boyianu, aseu ~ years, ehpIoyeu
as drvet u. .he h Monaoa oomiety, nea, AIu, ,hs
props. and instantly killed.
|
An order for 5000 tons OF steel rails has
~ III Ionpns,owr hu the Toisdo aiactric raiiwa y
onwnanu
une IssueuIo sanSu .Ge ~ was sn,areS hv huraI.rs
and az N in cash stolen.
"AN WV
c,S u . hS hanSi"y %y h,mseif % to The monumen, @
erected over his wife's grave.
Mr., Pate, sobnskev and hor ,9.vear. old
danyhter were kiiled Sv Iivhtninu during =
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