The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-11-03
TERsELY TOLD TELEaRAMs.

Austro- Hungary IL short of wheat.
She will have to import 6O,0O0,O00 bush
els.
Halloween pranks caused a loss of
$4,000 by fire at Princeton, Ind, last
Saturday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Grover Cleveland at Princeton, N. j..
last Thursday
william Little. of Allegheny. Pa,
n few days ago.
Vessels laden with passengers for
the Klondyke are now caught I'm the
ice of the Yukon.
Dcming J. Thayer. n civll engineer
OF note. became violently insane at
Chicago Saturday.
The validity OF n North Dakota di-
vorce viii be tested i'm the New York
court of appeals.
The Union Trust Ccmpany's building
at Pittsburg was destroyed by fire last
Friday. LOGS $4,000.
General Blanco, the new Governor
General of Cuba, has arrived and
taken charge of the island.
Fred G. Sauches is alleged to have
killed his wife at Denver. Saturday
whose life was heavily insured.
At Louisville, Ky. Tom Needy. work
luE bIl II fpoIs StTuch
on the head with n hatchet, killing
him.
While standing beside the coffin of
her mother at Chattanooga. Tenn. re-
Gently, Mrs. Jennie Lyle fell dead of
heart disease.
In Il fight between two Indians and n
game warden at Leech Lake reserva-
tion, Mimi, all three and an Indian
woman Were Killed.
a thief the other night killed Peter
Braun, n grocer In the suburbs OF Au-
rCra, III, The thief also shot and killed
his own partner and escaped.
Twenty thousand scres of land have
been secured in Matgorda county,
Tex. on which veterans OF the late
war and their families are to be To-
Gated.
Chief of Police Kippley Of Chicago
removed 403 members of the force for
political reason. Their places were
Immediately taken by eX-poicemen of
the democratic persuasion.
Thirteen year-old George Keck, of
Mascnntah, ILL.,, caught his foot in the
track. and was unable to signal an up-
preaching train last Saturday. His leg
was crushed off above the ankle.
one million four hundred thousand
dollars was paid by the Standard oil
Mexican counties, Pa. The wells on
this land have a capacity Of 5000 bar
rels n day.
From the room of n wealthy widow
at the Hotel Bartholdi 100000 worth of
diamonds were stolen few days ago.
Van Cannon, connected with the
University of Georgia football team,
was killed In game few days ago.
Reports from Snake river are that
Game Warden Wilcox attempted to ar
rest some Indians near Lily Park for
violating the Colorado game laws and
was fired upon by the Utes. The Of
ficers returned the fire, killing five
Utes.
Walter II. Houghton, aged 20, was ar
rosted at Cheyenne, Wyo, last Friday
| for stealing a registered package con-
tanning $4,000, which had sent Sep
tember 20 by the Bank of the Republic,
Chicago, to the state National Bank at
| Butte, Mont
| The Alaska whale catch for this
year. according to advices from Dutch
| Harbor. is considered to be very good
one. considering the number of vessels
engaged. The total amount of bone
| will aggregate about o0,Cc0 pounds, TAX
en- from 81 whales.
Willis I. Norman, aged 40. was shot
accidentally and killed by his 6-year-
old son, Walter. in his residence at
Chicago the Other night. The shooting
was the result of allowing the child to
| play with n revolver, which was sup
, posed to be unloaded.
! FREDERICK Mora AID Ricardo de Re-
| Quesens, found guilty of making false
notes of the Bank of Costa Rica, and
the currency of the Republic of Column
bia, were sentenced at New York the
other day to years imprisonment at
Sing Sing, and to pay a fine of $1,000
| Under the influence of liquor. Jacob
| Emas and Henry Bergenkreuger of st.
Paul committed suicide last Saturday
by jumping into the Mississippi river
from bridge 200 feet above the water.
Colonel Waring of New York wants
100000 for alleged false report from
Richard Croker.
Moses Weisenfeld the 12-year-old
son of David Wiesenfeld, secretary of
Baltimore lodge of Elks, who was p ay-
ing on the roof garden of the Auditori-
um Music Hall at Baltimore few
days ago fell through skyllght 40 feet
into the orchestra, striking the piano
and crushing his skull He died an
hour later.
Counterfeit silver dollars OF greater
weight and nneness than those turned
out from Uncle Sans mints are flood
ing st. Louis. For the last week St.
Louis bank tellcrs have been accepting
| the counterfeits In question without
he station. 1t was only when they
| reached the st. Louis subtreasury that
! the spurious character was detected.
| At the regular monthly meeting of
! the trustees of the Sun Printing and
! Publishing Association. of New York,
Mr.. Franklin Bartlett, Mr.. Paul Dana,
| DR.. Thomas Hitchcock and Mr.Willian,
NJ. Latin being present, Mr.. Paul Dana
was unanimously elected president OF
the association and editor of the Sun,
to succeed his father, Charles A. Dana,
| deceased.
So great was the force of an eXplo-
| sion in the Amarillas shaft of the
Grand Central mine at Milas Priestas,
Mex, a few days ago, that out of four
men fully 200 feet distant from It, three
we're killed instantly. The bodies of
six who were nearer are totally unre-
ccgnizable. Thirteen were killed. The
mine was recently purchased for 81 ,0)0.-
900 by English syndicate.
Gov. Hastings OF Pennsylvania has
| drawn a warrant for SIS, 900 on the stat 2