The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-09-06
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Admiral Dewey Is now at Gibraltar.
Frank C. Ives, the American billiard
king, died at Proguesso, Mex, last FRI
day.
Cattle ralsers are supporting the New
York butchers in the fight against the
meat trust.
The United States transport Morgan
city struck on the Japanese coast. No
lives were lost
Chicago Hebrews will boycott the
Paris exposition and French goods II
Dreyfus Is convicted.
Rev. William Thomas OF Akron, was
severely beaten at Cleveland last
week for riding on n boycotted car.
The thirty-thrd National encamp-
ment of the q. A. II. of the Republic
began at Philadelphia last Monday.
Albert Becker, of Chicago convicted
ot numbering his wife to wed 17-year-
old girl, has been divorced by the lat
ter.
William Thomas. James Feddingu
and Thomas Bevan were killed by an
explosion in a Pittsburg mill last Fri
day.
The citizens of Marietta, o.. pre-
sented silver service to the gunboat
Marietta, now at the Charleston navy
yard.
John II. Frisbie or New York, has
sold his interest In a Mexican mine In
gold.
Germany will not interfere I'm the
Dreyfus trial although the Tageblatt
says that the government could name
the guilty spy.
Jacob Z. Blackmore. a soap manufac-
turer Of Iittsburg, was arrested. charg-
ed with forging two notes for 1900 us
ing the name Of II. h. Ritter.
A movement was started at Green's
burg. Pa, to have the entire Tenth
pennsylvania regiment attend the re-
ception to Admiral Dewey In New
York.
Annie Nuenschwander. aged "a years.
OF Philadelphia, was killed and iive
other persons were injured Sundy night
at a grade crossing accident in Glou-
cester n. j.
Adam Reineman, of Allegheny. Pa.
who left an estate worth $4,000. .00O left
a perpetual trust of s25 600 the income
Of which Is to be distributed to the
worthy poor.
William Wasco and William Patter-
son. the murderers, respectively. of An
ma Sestak and Alise Van Horn, at Pitts
burg. were sentenced by Judge a. Nc
Clung to be hanged.
Mrs. Joseph Jubenville. wife OF n sue
ressful Letelier farmer near Winnepeg
Man, was burned to death with her
two children. aged . and 4, Wednesday
morning in their home.
The police of New York had great
difficulty in landing Mrs. Kate Rist'ck.
"a janitress, in Jail Tuesday night. She
was accused of kicking boy to death
and mob attempted violence.
Argogula, the almost impregnable
stronghold of the bandits In Negros,
was taken by the Sixth infantry. under
Lieutenant Colonel Byrne last Satur-
day. No Americans were killed.
Usage Indians are taking advantage
CT the bankruptcy laws to prevent their
property from falling into the hands OF
their creditors. Petitions to the amount
of S5OOO0 have already been filed.
a document written by an aide to the
king of Portugal, advising an alliance
with England to enable Portugal to an
mex Spain, has been made public at
Madrid. 1t has caused a great stir.
The Diaro de In Marina says that
none of the cattle which Is being i'm
ported into Cuba is fit for human con-
sumption. The paper adds that
quarantine should be insisted upon.
At the Coroner's inquest into the
death of child at Chicago the jury in
it's verdict censured ELDER" Dinens.
faith curist, charging him with having
allowed the baby to die without medi-
cal attention.
The National bank of North America,
New York, the depository designated
by the secretary of war for the Porto
Rican relief fund, reported that the to-
tai amount which IT had received
amounted to $2S,S6i.
Ten thousand dollars Is the sum de-
manded of David Il. Studebaker by
Miss Louise Bradley for breach of
promise. Studebaker is wealthy
banker of Wabash, Ind. and recently
married his divorced wife.
Bertrand Duffel, of Bridgeport.
Conn, declined a drink of whisky
which his wife had prepared for him.
She drank II and fell dead. Arsenic
was found i'm the cup. The woman is
supposed to have been insane.
There is an agitation going on in
Mexico favoring an alliance OF all the
South American republics. The purpose
is to build the interoceanic canal I'm op-
position to the attempt of the United
States to control the water way.
In North Carolina a campaign has be-
gun which has for its object an amend
ment to the constitution, whereby vot-
ers must be able to read and write the
Federal constitution. BY this 100000
negro voters will be disfranchised.
Banker Edward s. Dreyer, of Chi
cago, charged with misappropriating
funds, and once convicted, is having
second trial by order of the Illinois
supreme court. Change of venue was
refused.
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