The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-03-13
LATEST NEWS NOTES.

An earthquake in Peru was wide felt
| and wrecked many houses at Lima.
The Indiana Senate killed the PROPOSE
ton Tor woman suffrage in that State.
| San Francisco officials have admitted
that the bubonc plague exists in that
city.
\ new central organization of tn.
| building trades of Chicago, H., is being
| formed.
The Portuguese government is prepar
| ing measures against the religious asso-
| Citations.
The Legislature OF Utah has passed
q law that will reinstatc polygamy in
that State.
Forty Filipino insurgents and many
soldiers surrendered To- the American
forces in Luzon.
A Brooklyn pastor and his wife arc
considering the advisability of cmulat-
ing Mrs. Nation.
Ex-Presidcnt Cleveland was nearly
drowned Saturday while hunting ducks
being caught in a storm.
The extra session OF the Senate adj
! iourncd Saturday after confirming many
army and navy promotions.
Mrs. Sanders and her niece, Viola
| Wilcox. were burned to death in their
home at Hot Springs. Ark.
Kirby Graves, William Johnson and
| Henry Brooks, negroes, were hanged 1T
Richmond, Ark. for murder.
An English archacologist reports the
discovery of rare finds of golden tab
lets OF the first dynasty of Egypt
Bank burglars at Pcrrysburg, o., who
used nitro-glycerine. were frightened
away before securing any booty.
Maj. William Warner, OF Kansas City,
Mo, denies that the commissioncrship
OF pensions has been rendered him.
The examiner took charge of the First
National bank OF Niles. Mich. after a
sensational run on it by its dcpositors.
\ mob of 400 Italians at Orange, ~
J., caused q riot in trying to burn pest
house, and several persons were hurt.
]. II. Springcr's bank. at Argona,
Kas., was robbed by burglars OF $4,000
in cash and $4,000 in government bonds
The population of Alaska, as shown
by the census OF 1900 is o3,so2, an in
crease OF $3.50, or 0S.4 per cent. in 10
years.
The strike of the stevcdores and other
dock hands at Havana has been ended
by compromise on the question OF
wares
Myrtle Webster was arrested at To-
pcla, Kas., on the charge of killing her
husband who was found in bed with his
throat cut.
Claims aggrcgatng $1,000 have been
filed at Washington against alleged dep
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the inauguration.
Flames did damage amounting TO
S25o.ooo in the office building OF tha New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail-
road at New York.
Two Italian laborcrs were blown to
atoms by an explosion OF dynamite IN
quarry at West Manayunk, suburb
OF Philadelphia, Pa.
Capt. Richard B. Paddock, of the
Sixth United States cavalry, is dead at
Tien Tsin, of pneumonia. He was ap-
pointed from Illinois.
At Grand Haven, Mich, fire totally
destroyed the public library building, in
Guiding 5000 volumes. Loss 100000,
with insurance OF $4,000.
John MacWilson Durant, of New
York, who has been living for two years
in Paris, has been killed at Ostend in
duel with Russian count
Andrew Carnegie offers library for
Vancouver, B. c., under the usual terms.
The Morocco tribes on the French
frontier in Algeria are in revolt.
Contracts are being closed at Ia
coma. Wash, by Chinese firm for 5o,-
COO barrels oil flour per month for ship
ment 10 China during the year.
John A. Kasson has resigned the Of
fee OF special commissioner OF the
United States to make reciprocity
treaties with foreign governments.
At Atlantic City, N. J., Albert Zim-
norman, 10 years old. shot his wife
through the head, attempted to kill her
father and then shot himself dead.
The Mocpile tunnel, piercing the
Utah hill at Apex, Col, is on fire, Three
miners were caught in the tunnel and
are probably dead from suffocation.
T. l.. Clark, general manager OF the
American Steel Hoop Company, said
that the trend OF the United States steel
trust is to secure Southern interests.
The Indiana Legislature has passed
a bill providing penalty OF death in ex-
tremc cases and Imprisonment from 10
years to life term for kidnapping for
ransom.
Pennsylvania miners in the bituminous
region agreed to accept the advance OF
the operators for another year, and an
thracite operators posted notices that re-
cent concessions will stand.
Prince Albrecht Zu Soms- Braunfels
has committed suicide at Welsbaden,
having learned that the disease from
which he was suffering was incurable.
David Forsythe. a street car conduc-
tor. was found dead in New York with
a bullet in his head. John Quinn, a
motornan, has been arrested on suspi-
cion.
Administration people say the mill
tary government will be continued in
Cuba until the constitutional conven-
ton accepts the terms imposed by Con-
Cress
By vote OF So to IS the lower house