The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-01-22
KEYSTONE STATE NEWS CONDENSED
PENSIONS GRANTED.
Pastors Salary increased.-River I'm.
provenent.-SheriH Sells Hotel.
Attachments at Altoona.


Hammond, Eldred, $12; John w.
Davis. Sheakleyville, $12; Antony Gle.
hooker, Marble. $40; Charles Wendell
Johnstown. $40: Joseph Bentley, otter
Creek, $40; John Mcbride, Lebo, S12;
Robert II. Findlie, Pittsburg, s12; Lew.
is NJ. Leisinger, Waynesboro. $40;
George w. Turner, Chalk Hill, $14;
Owen Mcmahon (dead). Pittsburg, IS;
Peter Scott, Allenwood. s12 Bridget
Mcmahon. Pittsburg, So; Hulda A. Ma
han, Talley Cavey. SIP; William Put.
nam, Stoney Fork. $40; Thomas
Griffith. Claysville. $40; Addison H.
Simmons, Banksville. sS; John Thorn.
as, Braddock, s12; James II. Vores,
McConnellsburg s12; Jacob Dutra,
Kerrmoor, sS; oliver s. Rumberger,
Warriors Mark. s12.
Council at Freeport Saturday night
held over the ordinance granting to
the Leechburg. Freeport and Taren.
tum Railway the right to enter the
borough by the Westmoreland and
Armstrong counties bridge that spans
the Allegheny river. The roadway
Is the connecting link from Kittan-
ming by way of Freeport and Taren-
tum to connect with the street rail-
way ,heIe' riahins cor.ihuosa , ,, eIeo
.Ii In, ~ rt.'suurs , se oon saa
~ uonu ,he poloush lor SS,ovo ,oi an
eiec'ric iisht piaht was ueiea'eu'
Samuel ONell q sons, OF PlttsDurg,
and A. l.. Mcdonald and others, oil
Beaver Falls, have leased the farms
of John Rohn and the Mcclure heirs,
near Beaver Falls. The land is un-
uerlaiu WIN VEN ol prlch cay.
pIaht lor the ihahulacture vi paving
anu enaineled prick win pe erec.eu, oon
VIII nave capaclty oi oo,ooo
Drlchs uay anu VIII ahoru ehpioy-
meht 10 loo men.
Ihe oihcers OF the Iurnverein 80
cleV AT ALTOONA, caiieu upon the a,
torhey lor the Anti'Salooh Leasue wien
written guarantee that no ii,oie oeei
y, hquols "ouiu De hahuleu eno
clup ROOM. Inc iuthvereih oo',e.y
Mas prosecu,eu Ny lhe leasuI ,
IAN, slhce whieh t,hie ooui. , ,uie ,ho,, haa
should NOT surrander their charter.
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oh 'ne pe..lioh Vi oi'inens LIS, !. r,,n
an 'ne ~ o'ehi 'onooi . use' , ~, ,oa =
!! toWnship' lns IOute nao -, :"
luie oh .he p1aiu @ vi III u,'s s ~ bo 's a,s
,e,., Wy - onS thoir ,,ocaa
aiios M. III ,n,,i,, u roso s,.on, tha
refusal of tbe hoard IN nroyide an ex.
fra school bousa in tho pine stem dis.
trict
rho pu.,or cou,., Not,or., borp
hos noho, n1y .po T,nson ] iou ns
aoas adini,iuo tho hontt's nronertv
and y new han,, huildinp Eve or six
stories high will he erected the com.
ing summer. Part of the ground floor
of the proposed building has been leas.
ed for 10 wears by the government for
a postofice at so. 400 per annum.
rho o,tr Of Now Castle bas direoted
4 discontj,uance of The case AGAINST
former CITY Solicitor Burns and his
bondsmen 70 collect for an illegal
shortage of accounts An examina.
he had not received credits for large
sums Maid to the treasurer.
Among the beouests in the will Of
the late Mrs. Sarah Dunlap of New
Castle was one of 81 OOO To the AL.
mira home an institution for ared
women located in New Castle. Mrs.
Dunlap also left $500 to the Home
Missionary society of the Central
Presbyterian church.
Judge Bell. of Blair county. Mon.
dav decided the Altoona and Beech
Creek Railroad Company to be the
lawful owner of n locomotive claimed
by that concern. and which was in the
possession of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company for shipment.
First Seret Timothv Mu,lin and
sergt. George C. Barr are candidates
to succeed Samuel K Weiricn as first
lieutenant of Company II, Tenth regi.
ment. Washington, who recently went
to China for the Standard Oil Com.
pany.
The Moore mail catcher, being
tested on the Bessemer Railroad, at
Erie, found it's first victim Saturday
In Brakeman c. V. Tracy. The mail
raooivad fatal inimr,os '
fOSUuaSter y. r. Dali dt NOlant,