The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-09-13
TERsE TELEeRAMs.

Admiral Dewey started from G,bral-
tar for New York last Sunday.
Chas. L. Bradley. an iron manufac-
| turer of Harrisburg, Pa. died last We'd
nesday
Seven members Of the Scientific Pros
pecting Company of New York have
died In the klondike.
The navy department expects TO be-
gin the manufacture of smokeless pow
der within few months
The school ship Monongahela, for the
safety Of which there was some fear,
has arrived safe at Cape Henry, Va.
The Westinghouse company Of Pitts
| burg has issued an order that all em-
ployes guilty Of flirting will be dis
charged
Lightning struck the grand stand at
| the Tuscola, Ill. fair last Friday and
killed Robert Meyers and Spencer
Bromhed.
San Francisco gave warm reception
| to the South Dakota and Minnesota
volunteers, who have Just returned
| from Manila.
American squatters in Hawaii have
organized to make n determined legal
| fight for the public land they have ap-
proprlated.
Carl Pfemer, years old. died at his
home I'm Pittsburg from lockjaw, said
to have been caused by vaccination
three weeks ago.
Masked men secured a small amount
of money by blowing open the safe of
the Southern Pacific Express Company
at Cochise, Ark.
William G. Mccormick. the blind
councilman of Uniontown, Pa, was
acquitted last Saturday OF the murder
of Minerva Monaghan.
II.
| brought the startling Information that
fully 80 per cent. of Gen. MacArthur's
troops are on the sick list.
The English yacht, Shamrock. will
contest with the American yacht, Co
| lumbia, next October. The cup Is now
In possession of American yachtsmen.
The Filipinos made a concerted at
| tack on Santa Rita, Guaga and San
Antonio. q few days ago, but were re-
| pulsed without loss to the Americans.
Preparations were completed for the
great naval parade at the New York
| Dewey reception on September 30. Sew
en- miles of ships will make up the line.
William Turner was driving a furni-
| ture wagon in Brooklyn last Wednes-
| day. A trolley car crashed into his
vehicle. and he will die from the re-
| sulting injuries.
At Brunswick, Ga, a negro editor
|
| tain him in whatever he said or did,
the citizens have asked the governor
for a gatling gun.
Three bodies, each represented to be
the remains of her boy have been sent
| to Mrs. Philippin BaltZer, of Chicago.
Her son was soldier and died in
Cuba. She Is considerably perplexed.
Charles Mellick, Scranton. Pa.
Joseph Paul, Philadelphia and Geo.
| Turner. of Chester, Pa, veterans I'm the
@. a. r. parade at Philadelphia last
| Tuesday, fell dead from exhaustion.
Gen. Imbert was installed in the
| palace Thursday as provisional gov
| ernor of Puerto Plato. Gen. Jiminez
has gone to Santiago de Los Caballer-
os. The people of the interior and of
the capital continue ardsntly for
| Jiminez.
The amount of gold certificates with
drawn from the treasury to date in
exchange for gold coin is SAL .G65 $50.
The amount of net gold in the treasury
| continues to increase and Wednesday,
with S249, ,246,254, exceeds all previous
| records.
Charles Siegert. a circus employe, fell
asleep on top of a Bengal tigers cage.
The animal seized his leg which had
dropped over the side. badly lacerating
| II. The man was removed to the hos
pital. He is an employe of the Wal
lace show exhibiting at Washington.
The government steamer Ramona
last week struck skin containing six
belated merrymakers in Quincy nay
near Quincy, Ill. All were thrown into
the water and three were drowned. The
dead are John Il. Wohkamp, Lulu Broy
and Mary Mccarthy.
The Pittsburg Bridge Company and
Charles NJ. Peasley. superintendent.
/ IL