The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-12-03
LATEST NEWS NOTES.

| S"ster, N.Y., unuef tne NagfanCy dc,'
Charles V. Herdliska, of Ohio
United States consul at Callao, Peru
resigned
| Franz Won Lenbach, the famous
German painter, Is very III with apo
| plexy at Munich.
| John Dillon. at Chicago the Irish
parliamentary leader, has practicall,
recovered from mis- Illness.
Dom Paul Kruger has asked Colon
ial Secretary Chamberlains permits
Sion TO return to South Africa.
The United States Steel Corpora
tion will concentrate offices of sub
sidiary companies In Pittsburg.
| Anarchistlc waiter in brooklyn ut
tackled the guests and attempted tc
Kill the proprietor of restaurant.
s. H. Hayes, OF Bloomington. III.
was killed and his son fatally injured
by railroad wreck at Portal. N. ID.
Steamers arriving at New Yorh
ana English ports report having en-
ccuntered fierce gales on the At
lantic.
| Governor Stone, of Pennsylvania
viii appoint three additional mine in
spectors for the bituminous coal re
| glons.
| Thirteen persons were killed and
scores injured by the explosion of q
boiler In the plant of Swift a. Co., in
Chicago.
The grand jury at Honolulu has In
dicted William II. Wright, treasurer
| of Hawaii, for embezzlement OF pub
lie funds.
Job Williams was hanged at
Bridgeton, ". j., for numbering John
). Holmes and Catherine Shute on
| August 27.
The United States war vessels
Montgomery, Osceola and Uncas have
arrived at San Juan, Porto Rico, from
Culebra island.
Panama canal negotiations were
brought to a standstill by Colon
bias refusal to accept Secretary
Hays latest offer.
| Richard ]. Cartwright, minister OF
trade and commerce of the Dominion
Of Canada, has been made privs
councillor of England.
| The decision of the miners OF the
Loire district to resume work ends
the coal strike In France, which eur
oraced 100000 men when 1t began,
Lawrence Murphy, formerly treas
urcr of the Journeymen Stonecutters
Association of New York, was ar
rested charged with the larceny OF
s25,O00.
The arrest of c. r. Richardson In |
| Texas ON drlarge of insurance |
swindling. possibly involving murder. |
was the result of a detectives clever |
work.
Charles ID. Bourcrat, Swiss minis |
ter to Great Britain, declined to ac |
cept a transfer to the United States |
He has been thrice offered tht |
change. J
The Bancroft bank of Bancroft |
Neb., was robbed of between $1,000 |
and $4,000 in cash, the safe beins |
blown open Much commercial pa |
per was destroyed.
Ex-Speaker Kelly, of the st. Louis
house of delegates, charged with re |
ceiving brlbes, was arrested in Phia
delphla. having just arrived from
| Europe via New York.
The Indiana supreme court decid |
| ed that the law providing for week |
| ly payment of wages is constitution |
al, but that the law against pluck |
me" stores Is invalid.
Safe blowers made Il success iul |
raid On the State bank at Stanford, |
village ten miles southwest of Bloom |
ington, H.. and $4,000 was taken
The thieves escaped.
A syndicate headed by Banker |
Seligman is trying to induce this gov |
ernment to guarantee loan which |
Is proposed to be made to Venezuela |
to wipe out foreign claims.
The Trades Assembly at Schenec
tady, n. Y, declared off the boycott
against the Schnectady Railway
Company. Tho vote in favor OF
resembling was three to one.
The Atlantic Coast Line Railway
Company is considering the issue OF
s9,260,0O0 of new stock, In connec
tion with the purchase of control OF |
the Louisville & Nashville road.
A stay restraining the removal |
from Office o, Fire Chief Croker. OF
Now York city, was granted by Jus
tice Fitzgerald pending u review Of |
the evidence by the supreme court.
j. f, Blackburn. Ohio food and dairy
commissioner, VIII locate truck ant /
fruit colony OF OHIO farmers on u
5.000-acre tract he has purchased al
Theodore, Mobile county. Alabama
j. Ogden Armour, of Chicago, viii |
give 100000 to establish institute
of blcodless surgery as thank offer
Ing for the recovery of his little
daughter from congenital hip disease
Conductor Sweeney was killed and
Motorman Frank Pitts, John Heck.
man and Bertha Young were severely
injured by collision of street car
with railroad engines at indianapolis,
President John Mitchell, OF the
United Mine Workers. Is to write
book. 1t will deal with the question
of capital and labor, and give the
detailed history of the 1900 and 1902
strikes.
Three additional informatlons al
leging perjury were filed in court at