The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-04-11
LATEST NEWS NOTES.

Railway has arranged disputes with its
employees.
Over $4,000 damage was done to the
carpenter shop OF the Homestead steel
works by fire.
Erie passenger train No. I, flyer,
was wrecked near Sharon, Pa, but no
one was killed.
The New York Senate has refused to
consider bill to allow women to vote
at town elections.
Half the town OF Proctorsville, o.,
| was burned. the loss being about S225,-
600; hall insured.
Mgr. Martnell, tn. apostolic dele
gate, has promised to visit Bcllaire, o.,
on Sunday, April 22
+. r. Burnham, the American scout
with Lord Roberts, was captured by the
Beers, but escaped.
A manifold paper factory, which will
manufacture by a new process, will be
built at Franklin, Pa.
Patrick Campbell, husband OF the Ia
Boshof, South Africa.
Doonwell Brothers paper mills, near
Ann Arbor, Mich, were burned Sun
day at loss OF $4,000.
Senator Lindsay of Kentucky, an
nounces that he is about to enter the
law practice in New York.
Frank Hendry and his wife were
burned to death in fire which destroy
cd their home, near Delhi, N. Y.
1t is believed that General Niljoen,
and not Villcbois Mareuil, was the oih-
Ger killed by Methuen's troops.
Because of the recent attempt on his
life the Prince OF Wales has decided
not to visit the Paris exposition.
General Elwell s. Otis has been re
lcvcd OF the command in the Philip
pines and will return home May I.
The Democratic members of the
House held a caucus and decided to re-
sist the Puerto Rican bill to the end
Sunday the piano and organ factory
of NJ. Schulz Company, OF Chicago, sui
fercd to the amount OF $4,000 by hre'
George Schilling. the one-armed ath-
lcte OF Pittsburg, who is walking around
the world, was heard from in Australia.
1t is reported at Berlin that the Ger
man consul at East London, cape
Colony, was burned in effigy by mob.
General Nelson A. Miles has express
ed to his friends his willingness to be
the Democratic candidate for the presi-
dcncy.
Great cargoes OF horses are being
shipped from many continental ports
for the use OF the British army in South
Africa.
The Carnegie Steel Company is al
ready turning out the iron for the re-
building OF the convention hall at Kan
sas City.
The new Chicago and Alton Railway
Company, with a capital stock OF S4o,-
ooo, ,oco, has been incorporated at Spring
field, Ill.
The village OF Ravenna, I8 miles
southeast OF Muskegon, Mich, was wip-
cd out by fire Wednesday night; loss
$3oo,o
The Alpha, the first ship to sail for
Cape Nome this season, LETT Vancouver,
British Columbia, Friday with 324 pas
sengers.
Bonds sent to the Treasury for ex-
change aggregate S22I ,ooo, 900, OF which
S27, 5000 900 come from other than
national banks.
Fire Sunday at Ballston Spa, N. Y,
caused loss OF $4,000 by destroying
the San Souci Opera House and Schaf-
fer building.
i At Omaha, Judge Keyser decided that
resolutions OF public officials to use
only goods made by union labor are
contrary to law.
The Republican convention for the
Second Congressional district OF Texas
has selected c. w. Burkett and William
Sanders delegates to the Philadelphia
convention.
Hannah, the youngest daughter OF
Admiral Sampson, was married in Bos-
ton Thursday evening to Ensign Watt
Tyler Culverius.
Confederate veterans of Louisiana
Friday celebrated Memorial Day. and
the Army OF Tennessee held its reunion
in New Orleans.
Charles J. Figge and DR.. r. X. Pax
ton were arrested at Cincinnati Satur-
day, charged with sendin" an internal
machine to George B. Cox, the Re-
publican leader OF Hamilton county.
William Gregory, Republican, was
elected governor OF Rhode Island by a
majority OF 10000 over N. w. Little
field, Democrat
Coal miners OF the Pittsburg district
have been ordered to resume work,
pending a settlement OF their differences
with the operators.
Native tribes are at war in Ashanti,
on the British gold coast OF Africa.
Gov and Lady Hodgson have taken
refuge at Coomassie.
Two bridges and two tollhouses ON
the Logansport and Burlington pike,
in Indiana, were destroyed Wednesday
night by $50 masked men.
Two trains, composing 20 refrigerator
cars each, left Chicago carrying more
than million mounds OF bacon for the
soldiers in the Philippines.
w, S. Taylor secured from the court
OF appeals writ OF error to the su-
preme court OF the United States in the
Kentucky governorship contest
The appellate division OF the New
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