The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-10-21
LATEST NEWS NOTES.

Guatemaia VIII soon begin war on Sal
vador and Honduras.
The last guess of the Government
crop reporter puts the corn crop for
this year at $4,000 600 bushels.
Archbishop Kahn, of the st. Louis
diocese tCathollc). died at ST. Agnes
Sanitarlum, Baltimore, on the 18th
inst.
The transport Sheridan arrived ut
San Francisco with 200 marines and
600 men Of the First, Fifth and Sixth
cavalry.
The arguments before the Alaskan
boundary Commission were concluded
with an eloquent peroratlon by Mr..
Jacob Dickinson.
William Potter and Mrs. Mary
Guernsey were burned to death In n
fire that destroyed the Hetzler hotel
at Cedar Lake. Ind.
Herbert ". d. Pierce Third Assist
ant Secretary of State, is returning
from Europe. after an inspection Of
the United States consular service.
The American whaling ship Joseph
Manta was wrecked on the island Of
PiCo, one of tho Azores, and the lG per
sons on board were drowned.
Mr. Joan Redmond oriticises Pre-.
mier Ballour's new Cabinet and says
II cannot last, and predicts II will re-
dound to lreland's advantage.
AS the result Of drunken quarrel
seven persons have been killed on the
BlnckfoOt Indian reservation In Mon
tana. Two other were wounded.
BY a vote of Gl to 81, the Plttsburg
conference of the M. Il. Church pass.
ed memorial to the general confer.
ence to restore the 5-year time limit
In the pastorate.
Earl Ellsworth, who confessed to
numbering his father, mother and a
boarder at their house In Woodstock,
ILL.,, was sentenced to the penitentiary
for life.
The Indiana State board Of health
found that 250 teachers of the public
schools are afflicted with tuberculo.
Sis. and ordered that they be dismiss
ed.
W1llam Rice and Esau Jeffries,
United states soldiers, were drowned
by the capsi2lng OF yacht. In which
they started from TT. Morgan, Mobile,
for TT. Gaines. Fla.
Richard Henry Savage, the author
ana soldier, died In Roosevelt hospital
as the result OF injuries received on
October 3, when he was run over by
wagon in New York city.
Complete returns of the city election
yesterday give Hoffman, Democrat,
for mayor. 20,594; Brookwalter, Re
publican. 1866; Hltz, Prohibition, s.
40; Holtzman's plurality 93S.
1t was announced In the Plttsburg
conference of the NJ. y. Church that
donation of $4,000 was forthcoming
to provide free tuition for children of
ministers In Mount Union College.
Amelia A. Garrett, a stenographer,
was shot by VIM. +. Seigner, in Edge
wood. a suburb of Pittsburg. Seigner
also cut his own throat. Selgler had
deserted his wife and child for the
girl.
l.. ID. Parr, of Rockford ILL.,. has clos
ed a deal for $4,000 acres of land in
Southwestern North Dakota for the
Dowieites of Chicago, who propose to
coloniZe the land and establish Zion
in Bowman and Billings counties.
A Socialist demonstration of 10000
workmen took place at Bilbao, Spain,
during which a serious collision oc-
Cured between the demonstrators and
the clericals. Four persons were kill
ed and 20 injured.
A board of army officers has been
selected to visit Hawaii and report
to the war department what Is nee
essary In the way of Notifications for
the islands. Colonel Mackenzie, en-.
gineer officer, represents the general
staff on the board.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt gave
an elaborate reception In the White
House TO the Honorable Artillery Com
pany of London, the Ancient and Hon
orable Artillery Company of Boston,
and the minute men in Washington
city.
The trouble over the violation of the
limit of product clause Of the Anal
gamated scale at the New Philadel-
phia, o., plant of the American Sheet
Steel Company, which threatened to
tie up all the American sheet steel
mills in the country, has been salts
factorily adjusted and the strike avert
ed.