The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-12-05
LATEST NEWS NOTES.


One man dead and two wounded is
the result of family feud in Georgia.
Caleb Baldwin, of Newark. N. J.,
celebrated his Ioist birthday Thursday.
Thanksgiving day was celebrated by
American colonies in London and Bcr-
| lin.
Congressman James Mosgroye,
the kittanning (Pa) millionaire, is
dead.
Fifty students Of Wayncsburg Pa)
college have formed military cadet
| corps.
Samuel Merrill third secretary OF the
United States embassy at Berlin, is
very i'll.
Aguinaldo's agent is in this country
cndeavorng to enlist sympathy for the
Filipinos.
The French chamber OF deputies pass
ed a resolution OF sympathy Tor Presi-
dent Kruger.
A vigorous effort will be made to or
ganizc all the coal miners employed in
West Virginia.
! ]. NJ. Henaker was crushed to death
at Hinton w. Va, by pile OF lumber
falling on him.
Herr Spinola Privy Councillor AMI
Director OF the Charity Hospital 1T
! Berlin, IS dead.
Prof Tycho Mommscu. brother Of the
| Gcrmon Historian Mummscn, is dead.
lie was born in 1910.
Accounts Of a Cincinnati board oi
education official, who died recently, are
short a! least 100000,
Eichcls' hosiery mills and Ramsey's
! shoe factory at Miiiliu. Pa, burned
causing a loss Of $4,000.
Oscar L. Booz OF Bristol, Pa. is
! dying as a result oi hazlng received
while a West Point cadet.
The American transport Fitzpatrick,
carrying 300 recruits to the Philippines,
arrived Friday with all well.
As n result OF a boiler explosion at
Davenport, Ia, two men were killed and
FIVE others seriously injured.
Cholera has broken out among the
hogs on the Beaver county Pa.) Poor
farm and number have died.
Emperor Williams travelling arrange
ments will prevent his receiving Mr..
| Kruger at Berlin or elsewhere.
French and German vandals are loot
! ing the famous Peking observatory and
sending the instruments to Europe.
kilograms say the schooner Gar has
been wrecked off the Mcxican coast and
her entire crew OF nine men drowned.
The tannery at Parsons, w. Va, is
being improved by the addition OF new
machinery, which will double the out
pnt.
The deaths resulting from the collapse
OF a roof filed with spectators OF foot
ball game at San Francisco now num-
bers 49,
Latrobc (Pa.) miners decided to strike
and the Westmoreland sheriff is trying
with slim success to raise a small army
OF deputies
c. II. Struble. OF Warren, o., has
been granted franchise to erect water
works, gas and electric light plants at
S!ruthcrs o.
Mary Ellen Lease, the Kansas female
politician, is about to apply for Iii
vorce. She pleads incompatibility and
failure 20 provide.
At Grand Rapids, Mich, by the blow
ing up of steam tank in pulp mill,
one man was killed and several others
were badly injured.
The Wheeling Steel and Iron Com
pany, OF Wheeling. will build a plant
at Benwood, w, Va, to cost 100000
and employ 1000 men.
Wesley Beatty. slayer OF his brother
in-law, David Nine, at Kingwood, w.
Va, was compelled by flood and storm
to surrender to officers.
BY the upsetting OF raft on the Spo-
kane river, Wash, twenty men werc
thrown into the water, three, and posi-
bly, more being drowned.
A granite monument, to cost $4,000,
is to be erected in Woodlawn cemetery,
Titusvile, Pa, to the memory of Col,
Drake, the pioneer oil operator.
Recent rains caused heavy slips on
the new c. & |. r. r. at Elkins, w. Va.
The tunnel has fallen in and will take
all winter to remove the debris.
Winston Spencer Churchill, who has
just sailed for America, said before
leaving that England would at once
send 10000 additional troops into
South Africa.
Adviccs from Australia state that the
volcano on Beach island in the New
Britain group has again become active
A score OF natives have been killed.
Beer drinkers in England are in a
panic over the death OF 90 persons and
illness OF 1000 in Manchester, traced to
the presence OF arsenic in cheap beers
National Good Government league
opened its fourth annual convention ir
Allegheny, Pa, Thursday but ends il
the first day, on account OF small at
tendance.
November was a record-breakine
month upon the Pittsburg, Pa, stocl
exchange. Over 100000 shares o
stock. and $674,ooo worth OF bond.
changed hands.
A dispatch from Naples says that the
steamer St. Mare. running between Ma
Piles and Marseilles, has been wrecked
with the loss OF As passengers and sey
eral OF the crew.
The Canadian railway employees hav,
complained to the government agans
the importation OF United States labo