The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-01-29
LATEST NEWS NOTES.

Ohio Masons raised $l6,OOO LOT
the Mckinley memorial fund.
A Dairymen's Protective Association
has been formed at Greensburg.
Franklin Murphy was inaugurated
Governor of New Jersey Tuesday.
General Miles declares he is not an
active candidate for the Presidency.
A furious gale swept the Japanese
coast and 20 fishermen were missing.
Samuel Melton, an engineer. was
/, drowned in the river at Columbus,
Ga.
William McClary has left $4,000 in
his will for Philadelphia Masonic
home.
Policeman Eugene c. Robinson was
shot and killed by burglars In san
Francisco.
A blizzard tied up trolley lines and
blockades a funeral near Kent,
Wednesday.
Ex.President Cleveland writes let
ter defining the duty Of the United
| States to Cuba.
The city of Erie asks Congress for
an appropriation of $150,000 for a ma
val training station.
New York Germans have planned
torchlight procession for the edihca-
| ton of Prince Henry.
The Ohio State Holiness Associa-
tion was incorporated Friday WIN
headquarters at Toledo.
William Strother, a negro, has con-
| fessed that he killed Millionaire Alex
ander Cooper in st. Louis.
| Postmaster G. II. Beall, of Union
town, was assaulted by five men, the
result of political rumpus.
Banking Commissioner Reeder's re-
port shows increase in deposits In
Pennsylvania of $76,0OO,OOO.
An Erie county man failed in an at
| tempt to blow himself up with dyna'
mite and then hanged himself.
| w. L. Stewart was killed by train
wreck in the Chicago, Burlington and
| Quincy Railroad yards at Omaha.
Joseph Pedro, foreman of a con-
tracing firm, was found mysteriousiy
murdered Friday in San Francisco.
BY a strict party vote both Houses
of the Iowa Legislature Tuesday re-
elected Senators Allison and Dolliver.
The Cuban collector of customs de-
clares natives of the island are anxi-
GUS for annexation, Cuba to be a
State.
Judge Arthur II. Noyes, Of Alaska,
is at the Mount Zion Hospital. San
Francisco, in an exceedingly precari-
GUS condition.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Schley were
the objects of a decorous demonstra'
tion at Trinity Episcopal Church, Chi
cago. Sunday.
Judge Tuley decided that the an
nual legal rate for business telephones
in Chicago shall not exceed S125, .
cut of $50 year.
Elkins-Widener syndicate opened
negotiations for the purchase of the
traction system of the Everett
Moore sysdicate.
Marshal Leonard, of the Middle Ju
dicial district of Pennsylvania. is in
Washington settling up the affairs Of
the Western district.
The public school building at Man
nington, w. Va, was destroyed by
fire. Friday. The loss about $4,000
with $4,000 insurance.
Mrs. Angelina Anderson, of Wichi
ia, Kan, was bound and gagged in
broad daylight in her room and robbed
of 81 LOO worth of diamonds.
The American Window Glass Com
pany Wednesday announced an in
crease in the pay of its skilled work
men of from 10 to Is per cent.
The value of manufactured product,
, in the United States for the year an
nounced by the census department a!
, $13.003, ,127682, a gain OF 37.73 pc
/, cent.
The Coroner's jury at New York In
I vestigating the Park avenue tunne
! disaster of January rendered a vey
! dict holding the New York Centra
a Railroad Company responsible for rh,
accident and absolving John M. Wis
ker. engineer of the colliding train.
Rear Admiral Schley announce
that rather than forfeit the high es
TEEN OF his countrymen as the her,
! of Santiago, he will not enter into pol
q itics.
The National Board OF, Trade begal
q its annual session In Washington
Tuesday and adopted resolution
urging united efforts of government
to suppress ana.chy.
Governor Stone. of Pennsylvania
/. Friday reappqinted w. @. Taylor, @
0 Lancaster. aud Edward Cranch. @
: Erie, to the Homeopathic State Med
ical Examining Board.