The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-02-09
1RRsELY TOLD TELEuRAMs.


morning.
Mrs rda Roac, ,v.s bur,ed IN dcntb
at har hn,,o 4, p,,,.b,,,, ,as, Nopday
evening.
rwon,v.co,, .,,,, dris,, anpu,,ad
small buiIdInas at Wetervilje. Me-. last
Wednesday.
Tim ,,d,,,,a,,o, ,.o,,,,,u,,o, nm has
hoan dann,,nc.d h,, hoai,h a,,,bor,tiee M
nd,on,nnI,a
'".po's' ,, -.
opa,narus IN Cupa oeI''Vc ,na' III. a
~, Us ua'E I" 0"'' '"''
hNes aho property.
Spain has for the third time refused
the friendly offices OF the United states
In mediation for Cuba.
100 acres of land has been purchased
| in the salt district west Of Detroit by
a Pennsyivania company.
,rho Co,nodrot -, G, ,o,n IN. Ram
,is, was h,rnad AZ soyonnah "a last
| sunday. Loss. s225, ,OOO.
a. ON ooo ,anrosort, po,,or,s ,oss in
,hn .a,o,,, -, ,,its.as1 ,,,hiob ewont
Inc Nou Era,ara s,a,as
| Tho ,,aoo, -, zoo e,o,ro,,,o r,,,o om-
| ,,o,,aos a, Ashio,,'I wi. ,,,e,.o ,ncreo cod
| ,o no. co., y &C., - ro
's" 'aS' "so
orS 90 ,,,, ,u,m' III cnn,Se @ y, sh,ono.5 % ,,.nr,
Snr,,,o,, 80 Ia a., .Ia.,,a
| "
High mass was SAID at san jose, Cli-
sprm,ai s,,,n,i ,nt o.ner uay 10, ram' l,, "e 'iop
10 sei'o"S !" '' s'"'e
hN- chiteo states minister 70 brasi'
| inofnas ~ thompson contnitteu SUI
eide Mt santa Rosa, Cal, the other DAY
| Archbishop Kain, of st. Louis will be
| one of a committee to welcome Gen.
Booth, OF the Salvation Army, 60 that
city.
| Clara Barton of the Red Cross So
ciety has left for Cuba. She has been
promised $4,000 a month for relief
work.
The 500 employees of the Whittenton
| mills at Taunton, Mass, have been no
titled OF a Z per cent. reduction in
wages.
| The New York Central railroad mas
absorbed the Lake Shore and the van
derbi,ts nave now direct line from
view iork 10 'nicaso'
| Maud Alexander, at Chicago at
tempted TO commit suicide ny freezing
10 death n rev days ago. she was
nearly dead when found.
| American horses develop influenza
after importation" says the German
minister of agriculture at Berlin. This
| may bar the animal from Germany.
| William Waldorf Astor 10 becoming
unpopular In London. His grounds,
| which under former owners were omen
70 the nubl,c arc now being walled in.
! vo,,nn ,,,,, ., rran,,i,,,,,,,a NJ
| IL, 's .,''' -. y. e.' ~ ~. y.,,,i,o
s,,n,.,I,, -, a., .'.a 80, , ,o ALL, ~
on,,.t': n,ep' ,a,,,is . co., ,,,,nm ho,d
.hins 'e '''
For slander;pp bis wife Frank Re-
| lew killed his brother ana sister bv
placing raj poison I'm their tea. at Fair
| t,eld cal last Nhvar,hnr Un hos inet
|
While hasteninp 10 curl her hair Miss
ella Detterling OF Wilmington, Del, ac-
| cidentally burned out one of her eyes
with red hot curling iron the other
day.
A Populist, Robert Laird and a Dem
ocratic editor. Fl. j. Brooke. knitted
each other recently at Luverne, Ala,
without doing mortal injury. Political
differences was the cause.
The state Industrial school of Colo
rado for girls IL to undergo an investi-
cation Il is said that unruly inmates
We're placed in dungeons, fed on bread
and water and subjected to cold show
or baths.
Thomas Stewart Mrs. Matthias Mos
ner and Barbara Mosner. her daugh-
ter, were struck by n train and killed
Ry SaslnaW, Mien'' the otner Gay. MIS-,
IMAM ,,l MahcNc' announcer u"usH'er' ~
| "u.y nu'.' - ,,, -,
A,'orney harnoil' auuressims tne
Jury III the Luetsert ease at oh'caeo'
accuseu inspector Scnaack anu ser
sonnd IN tha yat and aIiegod 10 Ne
haa,, NIrs Iuatgert's
.ae 80 90
wore thar s9o'voVVVv OF goVerhIhen',
state anu railroau poiius nave peen sou
curing tne iast inonth at New YORK,
conpareu Win soo'aSe;po ior the SAM
nohth iast year rms Us ths highest
-
pan ~ Mctie,anu' ased f5, empioy-
co III the paint worNs OF Seoree ?. Mep,
hah * Nieih, at 81. LOUIS, put us neao'
petween .ne pohoerous wnseis Oh ma
chihe known as putty Shaser' crush-
ing III 10 pup last week.
Deputy United states Marshal ]. NJ.
howeh, ioriner,y OF ny. vernon, wash
anu Anurew Mcura'h, OF SohGoIn'
LIT; were sno, tno Mi,eu ~ 1ake
.'ces variety Hneater AT Shasuay'
Alaska, py Eo. ray u oar'enuer'
The Young Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union Of New Jersey adopted
resolutions by which they agreed to in
| tiupnCp Young men to attend some other