The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-05-10
TERSE TELEGRAMS

of Pando's army.
Safe crackers got $3.50 from the dry
goods store OF Mrs. NJ. Joyce at Pitts
btrg. Sunday.
Duluth, Mimi, street car strikers
used dynamite last Friday to prevent
the operation OF cars.
The reorganized Carnegie Steel Com
pany Is now the greatest Industrial
cooperation In the world.
Joseph Kennen, coal miner OF
pittsburg. was murdered n few days
ago by two negroes who escaped.
Rudyard Kiplng has been offered
and has agreed to accept degree OF
LII. -. from McGill University, Mon
trcal
strikers created disorder about the
mines at Wardncr. Idaho. and soldiers
are now ON the scene by orders OF the
governor.
Harry Filbinger of Pittsburg, ran
away from Sunday School last Sunday
20 play with boards In the river. He
was drowned
Miss Margaret Sullivan, while walk
ing In her sleep at New York the other
night. fell u distarce of 80 !eet and
was fatally injured.
The Great Central Railway company
of Great Britain has ordered 20 freight
"
tive works, Philadelphia.
More than 100 street car windows
were broken at Duluth Monday by
stones thrown by strikers, and several
passengers were injured.
Lewis Carr and George Dcordcn, Of
Pernard5 Bay. were in boat on on
cida lake. n. Y, and are supposed to
have drowned in n storm.
Brig. Gen. Thomas NJ. Anderson,
who returned recently from the Philip
pines has been assigned to command
of the department OF the axes.
William Strather and Charles Wins
ton were hanged at Washington, II. c.,
Strather for the murder of Rose Talbot
and Winston for killing his wife.
Isaac Creswell of Philadelphia, had
just recovered from the grippe. AL
though SO years of age he committed
suicide last Sunday by inhaling gas.
Charles Skillinrs and Edward True
wcrthy were killed and several others
hurt by an explosion OF acid at the
kenncbcc pulp mill, Benton Falls,
Me.
Capt. Coghlan. of the Raleigh. has
presented the Nordenfelt cannon ta-
ken from the Spanish cruiser Reina
Cristiana at Manila to the city of Ra-
leigh, N. C.
Hugh Cavanaugh 90 years old, n
ball player, was killed by a swift In
shoot I'm game between the Washing
ton Athletic club and the Esmeralda
Athletic club at Mont Clair, n. j.
Mrs. William c. Whitney. wife of
the former secretary of the navy, died
at New York from the effects of fall
in fox hunt over n year ago. She has
been completely paralyzed ever since.
Last Sunday the fourth victim
within three months, died from the
use Of headache powders at Pittsburg.
The authorities are endeavOring To
prevent the sale of this patent medi-
cine.
The English speaking clergy of the
City of Mexico have been denouncirg
the coming full fight at Durango; but
one clergyman cannot see now 1t Is
more sinful than pugilism or horse
racing.
Charles B. Towns. n New York
stock broker, was convicted In that
city of appropriating 10 shares of the
stock of the st. Louis and Southwest
ern railroad, belonging to Surgeon
Cordierio, of the navy.
DIR. Broughton, of Atlanta. Ca, pas
tor of a Baptist church. last Sunday
denounced the lynchers of Sam Hose.
Next day he received a portion of flesh
cut from Sam Hoses body and a
warning to leave the state.
Mrs. Schuyler Hamilton, Jr., 30 years
old, wife of the son of Gen. Schuyler,
died Thursday afternoon at her home
in New York from morphine poisoning
II is said that an overdose of the pois-
oning was taken by mistake.
The Gallagher Oil Well Agltator
Company has been organized In Pitts
II ..fe
| device on which II holds the patent II
proposes to reopen old oil wells. once
| gushers, now merely holes in the
| ground.
The executive committee of the
| Pennsylvania Civil Service Reform as
| sociation, meeting in Philadelphia
| adopted resolutions disappearing the
removal by Gov. Stone of State officers
| for the alleged purpose OF making
| places for partisans.
Bessie Egbert, daughter of Colone
| II. @. Egbert, of the Twenty-second
| infantry, in letter said that hei
fathers last words as he lay mortally
wounded in the charge on Caloocar
| were: 1--WE took the town, anyway
| general"
| William Mendenhall, student IL
| the medical department of the West.
| ern University of Pittsburg. started I,
speculate four months ago with $25
| His investments thus far have nettet
| him $500. He also keeps up will
his studies and expects to pass his ex
animation.
Rev. Thomas C. Carmon, of Borden
town, N. j., died Wednesday from thu
| effect of poisoning caused by eatini
| canned meat about month ago. HI
was the pastor of the Methodist Epis
copal church at that place and was
| son of the late Thomas Carmon o
Bordentown. He was 60 wears old.
Mrs. Augustus Studwell, OF Noun
| Vernon, N. Y. is in a precarious con
dition from injuries inflicted upon he
last Tuesday by great Dane watch
dog kept by her husband. He sanl
his teeth into her back and lifting he
from the ground shook her like a rat
Her cries brought neighbors to the re
| scue.
The attempt to enlist Cubans an,
Porto Ricans In the American arm
has proved dismal failure. Onl,
three Puerto Ricans responded to tn
call.
The Industrial Commission now in
vestigating the sweat shop system a
New York has learned that handsom
Fifth avenue tallors send their clothe
to sweatshops. They receive $75 70