The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-03-27
LATEST NEWS NOTES.

bold plan to capture Aguinaldo.
Robbers blew open safe at Wichita,
Kan. and secured about $1,000.
Japan will go to war with Russia un-
less latter backs down in Manchuria.
An aged couple at Akron, o., have
been married after quarrel OF 10 years
AGO.
The Japanese at Pckin established a
school to give literary degrees to Chi
ncse.
Thomas Whalen, OF Turtle Creek,
has returned from Alaska with $4,000
in gold.
The school teachers OF Eastern Ohio
formed a protective trust to keep ZIP
salaries.
Owing to a blizzard 500 railroad pas
scngers were snowbound at Ogallala,
Neb., Sunday
Begging letters by bushels pour into
Carncgic's quarters. but none get be
yond has secretary.
Some OF the conservative newspapers
OF London predict the downfall OF the
Salisbury government
The Kerr Murray machine works, at
TT Wayne. Ind, were damaged by FIRE
to the extent OF $4,000.
Mrs Carrie Nation discharged her
negro publisher because he suppressed
oi.e OF her hot editorials.
ID. +. Thompson was nominated ;or
short-tcrm senator from Nebraska, but
his election is not assured.
A japanese fleet OF warships sails for
Korea and relations between Japan ana
Russia are greatly strained.
The beach at Pensacola, Fla, was
strewn with wreckage caused by 20
mile-an-hour wind Saturday.
The Minnesota legislature has passed
a bill forbidding the manufacture, sale
or giving away OF cigarettes.
The Minnesota Legislature has passed
a bill iorbdding the coloring OF oleo-
margarine TO resemble butter
As a result of an election fight in
Morgan county, Ky. ten men were
wounded, three OF them fatally.
Andrew Carnegie has offered Aber-
deen, S. d., $4,000 for a public library
building on the usual conditions.
The revolutionary students at St. Pc
tersburP have appealed for aid in the
formation OF the new freedom party.
The New Mexico territorial govern
ment will appoint a commission to visit
Washington and work for statehood.
A mob at Pocohontas, Ark, lynched
George Cheories, accused OF the muir
der OF John Norris, the town marshal
Gen. Harrison's will. which has been
filed for probate at Indianapolis, dis
poses OF an estate worth about $3.50, 900.
At Philadelphia police raided negro
,,,ac 10, i.s,1t TnlnTe1
revelers OF both sexes in very scanty
attire.
The transport Grant sailed Saturday
from Manila for San Francisco with the
1wenty-ninth and Thirty-second in
fan:ry.
The New York Legislature has pass
cd bill taxing trust companies l per
cent. on capital surplus and undivided
profits.
Pope Leo decided to remove the head
OF the Jesuit order to make room for
another general more amenable to dis
c!9line.
The French Chamber OF Deputies
adopted resolution to prosecute Jalu-
zot for an attempt to corner the sugar
market.
At San Diego, Cal, fifty Chinese pas
| scngers on the steamer Belgian King,
| from Hongkong, have been refused a
| landing
Fire that started in the Greenvillc.
Miss, cotton compress was not got un-
der control until SIoo,ooo damages had
been done
Senor Carlos Roloh, the newly ap-
| pointed treasurer OF Cuba, whose term
1nn,,,r NrI nil ,,,.at,f,, ,,,,tl, kN,,I
OF 100000.
The Pittsburg coal combine closed
another deal for 5000 acres OF coal land
in Belmont county, o., and optioned
6ooo more.
The municipal code OF Manila pro-
vides that those in rebellion after April
l shall be ineligible henceiorth to vote
or to hold Office.
David Wngct, an old soldier, is TN.
der sentence to be electrocuted June
20 for the murder of Frederick Blancke.
Winget was an inmate OF the Soldiers
Home at Sandusky and killed Blancke
in drunken quarrel.
Minnesota has been reapportioned ir-
to nine congressional districts by the
passage through the Legislature OF
! bill to that effect.
The committee raising fund to pur-
chase home in Washington for Rear
Admiral Schley has received 10000 of
the $4,000 needed.
The strike OF coal miners OF the Ere
mont county (ColO district has been
ended by an agreement satisfactory to
both sides and work will be resumed
April I, About 1900 men are affected.
Millions OF dollars worth OF oranges
are rotting in California because OF the
lack OF transportation facilities to move
the enormous crop,
President Gould has completed plans
for the unifcation OF the Southwest sys-
TEN OF railroads, meaning a combina-
ton OF $3ooooo. .oco.
John L. Upton. former secretary
treasurer oi the Switchmen's union,
pleaded guilty at Buffalo. N. Y, to lar
ceny OF the unions funds.
1t is officially estimated that the Aus
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