The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-04-23
LATEST NEWS NOTES.


pending an investigation of the cam
paign in the Island of Samar.
Ida Hennessy. aged H. died at Os-
wego, ~ Y, after having been asleep
, eight days.
The Maryland General Assembly
met In extra session and passed the
tax levy bill.
Widow Kohen. her son and daugh-
ter and a visitor were found dead by
asphyxlation in New York.
An authority in London declares
| that the American demand for steel
cannot begin to be supplied.
Admiral Schley has accepted an
| invitation to visit Jackson, Miss, as
the guest of the State early in May.
The triennial conclave Of the gen.
eral society of the American Revolu-
tion convened at Washington Friday.
The factory of the Bradley White
Lead Company In Brooklyn, N. Y,
was burned, causing loss OF $780,
| 900.
| Abraham May was shot and killed
by his wife, whom he married four
months ago, in quarrel at Kingston,
Tenn.
The transport Thomas arrived at
San Francisco from Manila with the
officers and 6S5 men of the Third
Infantry.
President Roosevelt went to New
York to attend the installation of
Prof. Nicholas M. Butler, as Presi-
dent of Columbia University.
Fire in Kansas City, Mo-, caused a
| .T .,NI 4 III oil
ing houses and rendered GO families
homeless.
The city OF st. Paul has sued the
City Railway Company for 100000
damages caused to water mains by
electrolysls.
Eastern manufacturers Of structural
steel and steel plates demand an adj
vance of from SO to So ton over
published rates.
Mrs. Henry Villas was seriously
wounded In the neck at Pasadena
Cal by a stray bullet fired by boy
who was hunting.
Mrs. Wallace e. King and her two
children and niece were burned t.
death in a fire which destroyed thelr
: home, at Wallin, Mich.
w. w, Astor has given 100000 r.
, endow those professorships in the
University College of London which
are without endowment.
Bissett Roologer, a negro deaf mute
; shot and killed Lee Robinson. col
: ored barber, In Chicago, and fatally
wounded James Jefferson, a contrac
tor.
An ordinance Is being prepared II
Baltimore to reject all Western Mary
land bids and order sale of the rail
:, road at an upset price Of $10,000,000
The strike at the General Electric
Works, Schenectady. N. Y, has beeI
Z settled by the promise Of the manage
= ment to adjust the causes of trouble
. General Funston decided not to al
v tend the Middlesex Club banquet, a
q Boston. Mass. on April 26, at whic
o he had been invited to deliver an at
# dress.
# The jury trying William Strothel
O colored, at st. Louis, Mo-, for the mul
n der of A. Deane Cooper, the milllor
l. aire, was unable to agree and was di:
l. charged.
g. Bryan L. Rawson. credit clerk fo
70 F. II. Leggett G. Co., wholesale gro'
ers, New York charged with the en-
bezzlement of $4,000 was released o
$4,000 bail.
q The Benevolent Protective Order {
g. Elks has purchased the Hotel Be,
n. ford at Bedford City, Va.,I and wi
% convert the building into Nations
W Elks' Home.
n Robbers entered the Bank of Goo
N lettsville, Tenn, blew the safe an
Z secured $4,000 in cash, in addition
n looting the box Of the postmaste
ri containing $500 in stamps and $50
currency.
The cholera epidemic is unabate
In the Philippine Islands, The tota
ID for Manila were 532 cases and 81
ts deaths. For the province 651 cast
u. and 430 deaths.
Is The widow of Henry G. Dimon g
or a verdict of 100000 damages again
the New York Central Railroad Il
the loss of her husband in the Pal
avenue tunnel disaster.
er The report of the committee of Il
IN. Amalgamated Association on contes
In ed seats was SO worded as to avo
ch threatened crisis. all parties expires
ling themselves 40 satisfied.