The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-01-28
LATEST NEWS NOTES.

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| Two new electrical inventions have
been produced by Peter Cooper Hew-
lit.
| Pennsylvania railroad borrowed
s35.000,o0O at Az per cent for six
months.
Three women were killed in a panic
caused by fire in New York factory
building.
President Roosevelt in q speech at
Washington praised the work of the
Y. Nj. G. A.
Editor Gonzales died in South Car
olina from a wound inflicted by Lieut..
Gov. Tillman.
United States Steel Corporation Of.
hcfals announce plans to reduce cost
OF production.
| Attorney General Knox asked con-
gross for another assistant and ad-
ditional clerical help.
Gov-Elect Pennypacker and family
TOOK possession of executive mansion
at Harrisburg. Monday.
-Four were killed and three injured
by wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio
at Cumberland, Nd.
Gov. Nash of Ohio, threatened to
call out troops to prevent robbery of
coal trains in Greene county.
There is little prospect of tho Ca
madam government removing the duty
on American bitunlinous coal
Burglars plundered the jewelry
store of r. M. Munich, South Bend,
| nj
Governor PennypaclSer, of Pennsyl-
vania, issues orders to admit all call
crs between a. m. and D. m.
The steamer Lahan, which stranded
near Gibraltar. was floated and re-
sumed her voyage to New York.
The Hon. A. b. Hunter was injured
and his son killed by a boiler explos-
lon In Westmoreland county, Pa.
Westminster chapel, London, Eng.
land, has invited Rev. Samuel Smich,
of st. Paul, Mimi, to fill the pulpit.
Negro Oantrill declared that ne will
prove murder against Indianapolis
physicians accused of grave robbery.
Surgeon General Wyman had a con-
ference with physicians at Washing
ton on plague epidemic at San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. Elizabeth Irwin, aged 60, was
llled by jumping from window dur
ing fire in Chicago apartment
house.
Hubbard Smith, United States vice
consul at Cairo, Egypt. is desperately
III with dropsy OF the heart and kid.
noys.
Bituminous coal operators an.
n,,unced that they VIII pfSsent solid
II ont against increase in miners
| wages.
La Belle and Fournier were hanged
at Dawson, Yukon, for the murder OF
| Bothvillette, Constantine and Beau
doine.
Mrs. John Barlow, aged 20, was
dragged to death by robbers at Rock
lane. Ind, and her husband, aged 81.
! will Gle.
Ex-Governor Charles r. Ingersoll,
Of Connecticut is critically i'll at his
residence at New Haven. He is 81
years old.
Nine men were killed and ten in.
jured by the work train colliding with
a snow plow on the Great Northern
at Chiwaukan.
Aguinaldo has appealed to congress
for loan Of S25.000.000 and credit of
S75,000,000 TO develop agriculture in
the Philippines.
The Gilchrist Transportation Com
pany will be Incorporated in Ohio, as
merger of several lake companies,
Capital $10,000,000.
Tie plan for reorganizing and in.
corporation of the Lake Carriers as
sociation was adopted at the conven-
ton at Detroit. Mich.
Frederick w. Vanderbilt, of New
York, will give another dorinitory
building to Yale College, for the Shef-
| field Scientific school.
movement has been started in
| Indianapolis to buy a home in that
city for John Mitchell president of
the United Mine Workers.
The search of George F. Austin who
so mysteriously disappeared from
Little Rock, Ark, last December, is
being renewed with yigor.
CONGRESSMAN Chester l. Long was
nominated by Legislative caucus at
Topeka, Kan, for United States Sen
ator. All other candidates withdrew.
A gas pipe bomb. loaded with pow
der, the fuse OF which was burned
ont, was found on the doorstep of
Peter Doelger, the New York brewer.
Engineer Patrick Kenny and Fire
man j. Sprought were killed by the
explosion of an engine on the New
York Central railroad at Castleton,
N. Y.
Surrogate Fitzgerald, of New York.
ruled that the estate of Mrs. Julia
Dent Grant, widow of ex-President
Grant was not liable TO pay inheri.
tance tax.
AS the result of Miss Pearl Saylor
of Bowling Green, o., being stricken
with smallpox, so young women, in
Guiding a number of well-known local
girls are uilarantined in Phillips Hall