The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-08-13

The body Of outlaw Tracy was
buried at Salem, Ore.
The number of new national banks
| continue to increase.
An official report says that OF 1.005
cases of cholera In Manila 500 patients
died.
Heavy wind and rain storm causes
great damage In Kansas City and vic
Unity.
A viking ship 40 feet long has been
unearthed on the island Of Karmoe,
Norway.
Bishop James Il. Qulgley, OF Chicago
announces that he does not want to
be archbishop.
A New Castle. Pa, inventor pro.
duces cane that contains a sword,
a dagger and a pistol.
Fire at Port Au Prince. Hayti. de-
stroyed go houses, causing damage
estimated at s2OO,OOO.
Senator James Mcmillan of Michi.
gan, died suddenly at Manchester-by.
the-Sea, Mass, his summer home.
A tornado at Carolina Beach, re-
sort near Wilmington, N. c., wrecked
hotel, injuring fourteen persons.
George w. Fritz, of Newark. N. j..
was elected president OF the National
Jobbing Confectioners Association.
Two towers of the varied industries
building being erected at the st. Louis
Worlds Fair were wrecked by wind.
The Prohibition State Convention
OF Michigan, nominated Walter s.
Westerman, OF Adrian, for Governor.
The Vatican justs learns that inter
ests In the friar land holdings In Phil
ippines have been sold to private part
les.
The International Christian Endeav-
or Union Of the Society of Friends met
In annual convention at Richmond,
Ind.
John T. Brush has sold his Cincln-
natl baseball team to syndicate
headed by Mayor Fleischmann for
$3.50, 900.
A Rio Grande train was hit by a
wall of water near Florence, Col, and
300 excursionlsts had narrow escape
from death.
The President has made known the
conditions under which rights will be
granted to Commercial Pacific Cable
Company
The Catholic Total Abstinence
Union adjourned at Dubuque, Ia. to
meet next year In Pittsburg, August
8, 8 and Z.
Prince Chen says the empress Of
China sends her thanks to the Amerl-
can people for their friendly feeling to.
wards China.
The University of Chicago has
called a special convention to confer
upon President Roosevelt the degree
Of doctor Of laws.
w. A. Scott, Chicago millionaire,
IS stabbed to death by w. l.. Stebb-
ings. a civil engineer, in dispute over
bill for $4,000.
Senator Hanna says his remark In
the Urbana speech about retiring
from the Senate was not intended to
be taken seriously.
Gov. John Walter Smith, of Mary
land. declined to honor the requisitlon
of Gov A. j. Montague, Of Virginia,
for Charles Knipple.
Northwestern railroad officials are
| to establish school to instruct en-
ployes In first aid to the injured, to
help those hurt in wrecks.
1t is reported at Chicago that
Goulds' and Rockfellers' have formed
an alliance between Chicago, Milwau.
| kee and st. Paul and Missouri Paci-
| flc.
A commission of Ohio veterans
has selected sites for the erection OF
monuments and markers on the An
tietam battlefield to the memory of
Ohioans.
Brigadler General Frederick Funs-
ton. commander of the department OF
Colorado, Is confined to his home by
illness. His condition is not at all
alarming.
Communication between Washing
ton. ID. c.. and Annapolis. Md. has
been established by wireless teleg-
raphy under the auspices Of the navy
department.
All the stock exchanges in the Uni.
ted States were closed Saturday in
honor of King Edwards coronation (:
the banks and grain exchanges were
open as usual.
Outlaw Tracey was cornered In q
wheatfeld about so miles from Spo.
kane by citizens who wounded him,
and the desperate committed suicide.
The throng in Atlantic City Is so
unprecedented that Mayor Stay has ap-
pealed to private citizens to open their
houses to accommodate the guests.
Miss Ellen M. Stone, the American
missionary captured by brigands. lee.
tured before the largest crowd ever
assembled at Winona, Ind, estimated
at 5000 people.
Daniel Barry. As years old, fell from
the dome of the city hall tower, at
Philadelphia to the seventh floor, a
distance of SO feet, breaking every
bone in his body.
Aaron Halle was electrocuted In
Sing Sing prison N. Y, for the murder
of Mary Brannigan, whom he shot to
death In a New York store because
she refused to marry him.
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