The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-04-24

Paul Timbline, 13 years old went TO the
Touring mill Of j. q. Breadon Il Co., at We5I
Sunbury, Butler county. While passing u
shaft In the mill his gum coat caught and he
was hurled into the staff pit and had o-e
arm broken and the other torn oil, and both
legs brushed and his ribs mashed. Every
stitch OF clothing was torn of. As soon as
the mill could be stopped he was taken out
alive. but died next day.
The board OF trustees OF Beaver College
have decided to rebuild on the site of the
college recently burned. on Elk street and
Turnpike avenue, and have employed Archi-
tect Thomas Boyd. OF Pittsburg, to prepare
plans Tor building 10 cost $4,000 1t will
be two stories high, OF bun brick, with q
frontage of 100 feet and II depth Of 139 feet
1t will be OF the Romanesque order.
At Hinton 4-year-old child OF Ella
Brooks, a widow, broke n bottle of kerosene,
which 1t had found In a cupboard, upon its
clothing. ChildIike, 1t went TO the fire to
dry its clothes, and the oil ignited. The baby
was burned to death In few minutes, and
the mother severely burned in her efforts to
extinguish the flames.
Under new city ordinance Franklin auth
critics converted two tramps into chain
gang and took them out on Main street to
work. The tramps sat down on the curbstone
and remained there until loaded into wagon
and hauled to jail to be given light rcpsst
With bullet in the brain and q 4s-caliber
revolver lying near, the body of Charles
Shaler, of West New Castle was found deud
under the railroad bridge at Mahoningtown.
The opinion is that he committed suicide.
He was moulder and leaves = family.
J.R Sovereign, general master workman
OF the Knights OF Labor, Is organizing a new
district in Pittsburg to take the place OF d.
A. g. which seeded. The new district will
be known as No. ~.
Paul Leviski, slav, was perhaps fatally
shot by Jack Shevo, during melee over
beer at Central Works, Westmoreland
county.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad will build
at once a new depot at Uuiontown to take
the place OF the one recently destroyed by
fire.
At Shamokin Walter Rupp, aged 12 stab
bed William Cowker, aged 15. three times In
the neck and face, one blow severing the
windpipe. The boy cannot recover.
While handling a pistol. the little son OF
DIR. A. A. Johnston. OF Bairsville, was acci-
dentally shot in the leg, the wound being
serious.
While shooting at a target at New Florence,
an Italian laborer employed on the Bolivar
branch railroad, was accidently but fatally
snot In tue apuomen.
About three million bushels OF coal left
Pittsburg, Sunday for down river points. 1t
is estimated that Ave million bushels will be
started on the present rise.
The coroner's jury at Washington. has de-
cided that Willims Coleman, whose body was
found beside the track at Findleyville, was
accidentally killed.
Rev. W. NJ. Tinker, formerly pastor oil the
Baptist church at North East, will be married
on April "a. to Jean whitcraft, at Sharon.
Andrew Dwyer, aged 25, was caught by a
rush OF coal a. North Mahanoy colIiery aud
was instantly killed.
Rev. Williams, convicted at waynesburg
OF serious ofsense, was sentenced to six
months In the workhouse.
d. NJ. Fry, justice OF the peace OF Burget-
town is threatened with prosection on the
charge OF bribery at the recent election.
Mrs. Emma Clark died at Sharon from a
dose Of paris green taken week ago.
The tailors Of Franklin are on q strike
against a proposed reduction n wages.