The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-04-22
LATEST NEWS NOTES.

ed Mrs. Louise Bruce at Des Moines,
Iowa.
Mob at Joplin, Mo-. lynched alleged
negro murderer, then drove all negroes
out of city.
National Manufacturers Association
took neutral ground in resolutions on
labor question.
Yale students supposed to have been
caught by a gale and lost reach shore
at Roanoke landing.
A convention of the Ulster Farmers
and Landlords Union found objections
TO the Irish Land bill.
Andrew Ducq, Detroit posrofice
collector. was caught with As un-
opened letters in his possession.
A chemical and critical mechanical
test will be made of the metal OF the
gun that exploded on the Iowa.
The National Association of Manu-
facturers in session at New Orleans,
La, resolved to meet in Pittsburg next
year.
Frank Melville, the circus rider.
claims Henry NJ. Bennett owed his
father $4,000 with interest since
1855.
Northern Securities Company asked
the court for modification of recent
decree to permit the payment OF div
idends.
At least nine persons were killed
and an appalling loss to property was
caused by tornado in Monroe coun-
ty, Ala.
Sunday school lesson committee held
meeting at Washington to arrange
schedule Of lessons for 1906-1911 In
elusive
General Count Won Haesler, probably
the ablest commander in the German
army, has resigned, after so years of
service.
william r. Merriman argued that
Capitalization of capital would tend
to mitigate periods of industrial de-
preston.
The Washington theater, at Rome,
N. Y, was destroyed by fire; loss
S125.000. Twenty people were injured
by falling walls.
Attorney General Webb, of Califor-
MIA, rendered an opinion that the use
of the Bible in the public schools is
unconstitutional.
A fierce storm from the northeast
swept New York At Brighton, Coney
Island and Rockaway the gale was the
worst in 80 years.
The factories at Gas City Ind, of
the American Window Glass Company
will begin operations with blowing ma.
chimes on April 81.
The officers of the United States
Steel Corporation deny that there will
be any further mergers of the various
subsidiary companies.
Patrick Nelson, quarantine officer at
Dunlo, Pa, shot foreigner who tried
to escape from house in which there
was a case of smallpox.
President Roosevelt has presented
| medals to citizens of Kincardine, Ont,
| in recognition of their bravery in the
| rescue of American sailors.
| President Roosevelt on April Is was
somewhere in Yellowstone park, be-
tween Sode, Butte and Yancey's. on his
way to the geyser country.
The organization of an information
al union of unskilled laborers in the
building trades in the United States
and Canada was perfected.
Lieutenant governor of Missouri was
caught by officers as he was fleeing
the state to avoid testifying in legis-
lative bribery investigation.
Postmaster General Payne announc-
ed that the Investigation into the con-
duct of affairs in his department will
| h.. oh he ln
ished.
West End, the New Orleans sum-
mer resort on Lake Pontchartrain.
was damaged $4,000 by fire. which
destroyed the Capitol hotel and other
buildings.
Trustees of the Episcopal General
Theological seminary in New York
elected Rev. Wilford l.. Robbins. of AL
bany, dean, to succeed the late Dean
Hoffman.
Frank Cecil testified in Frankfort,
KY, in the trial of James Howard for
the murder of Governor Goebel that
he had been offered $3.50 0to shoot
the governor.
President Gompers, of the Fedora
tion of Labor, bitterly resented the
attack made on organized labor by
President Parry, Of the Manufacturers
Association.
Investigation was begun at Toronto
Of the charge made by r, r. Gamly,
member of the Manitoulin parliament,
that he was paid $4,000 to vote with
the government.
Charles C.. Heckert, professor of
English literature in Wittenberg col.
lege, was elected to the presidency OF
that institution, succeeding DIR. j. M
Ruthrauff, deceased.
Justice Blanchard, in the New York
Supreme Court, decided against the
legality of Charlotte A. Mounts be.
quest of $4,000 to Bishop Tuttle to
erect an Episcopal church in the Utah
diocese.
Col. w. F. Cody ('Buffalo Bill') had
his ankle sprained at Manchester. Eng
land, by his horse rearing and falling
on him, but he appeared at the "Wild