The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-07-29

| ~' Aoi a SHuuSo III IcNcuue laws.
Oflclal statistics show an increased
production OF all grades of pig iron.
General Cassius NJ, Clay died July
22 at his home. whitehall" Ken
lucky.
Stores were closed In Porto Ricar
town because merchants object tc
heavy taxes.
For the fiscal year ending June &c
last, total of 401.057 aliens arrived
at New York.
A severe earthquake shock was felt
throughout the island of st. Vincent
Danish West indies.
| President Roosevelt, with Oldest son
and two nephews, rode IS miles to Eay.
Vile, L. l., to visit uncle.
A battle between troops and armed
cattlemsn is believed to be imminent
In Big Horn county, Wyo.
Frederick w. Hols, we'll known an.
thor and member of peace conference,
died suddenly at New York.
The postofflce at Mayville. Chautau.
qua county. N. Y, was burglarized and
several thousand stamps stolen.
BY the capsizing of a boat at Ever.
EFT, Wash, Nina Solomon, Edna War
ner and p. @. Foster were drowned.
Because she rejected his attentions
David Aquillo shot and killed Mrs. Ce-
liza Dussart. aged 10. at Trinidad, Col.
Mrs. Ella Smith, her two children
and Mrs. Rena Bradford, we're drowned
In the Hood canal. near Seattle, Wash.
The cruiser Galveston. under con-
struction at the Trigg shipyards, Rich
mond, Va, was successfully launched.
Herman Gaudinger, a Newark, N. j.,
Swede, after long spree, murdered his
wife. attempted to murder his young
son.
Breahitt county, KY, grand Jury ad-
Journed without additional indictments
and witnesses had to fee from Jack.
son.
A defalcation aggregating $500, 900.
and likely to be increased to a larger
amount has been discovered In Buffalo,
N. Y.
Storm compelled closing of all
amusement resorts at Atlantic City
July 22, causing losses estimated at
$250,0O0
John Elliott. Edward Kennedy, Peter
James and John Collins, who escaped
fran jail at Plattsburg, N. Y, were re-
captured.
While attempting to rescue two Of
his men from fire In the Wharton
mines at Morristown. N. J. Supt. Shaw
lost his life.
AT Sparta. Tenn. James Ramsey,
aged 65, and three children were
drowned by the capsizing of a skin
while boating.
District Attorney J. Ward Gurley
was assassinated In his office In New
Orleans, La, by Louis w. Lyons. for
merly a clerk.
Claude O'Brien and Earl whitney,
two boys. were hanged in Lexington.
KY. for the murder of A. B. Chinn, a
wealthy merchant.
In battle with horse traders at
Eddyville, Ia, City Marshall McHugh
was severely wounded and Harvey
Fea fatally shot.
There were 100 injured at Paterson,
N. j., in a storm, so families made
homeless and property valued at 5000.
600 was destroyed.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles has formei
partnership with ex-Gov. s. Hogg. of
Texas. and they have begun the pur.
chasing Of oil land.
Fletcher Turner, at Montgomery.
Ala, pleaded guilty to holding Glen
Holms, O negro, to work out a debt,
and was fined $1,000,
A hundred passengers were thrown
into a panic and several were injured
by the wrecking of a Rock Island
suburban train at Chicago.
Elizabeth NJ. Roberts, wife of Ellis
H. Roberts, Treasurer of the United
States, died Washington. She was
born in 1928 in Utica, n. Y.
A petition in Involuntary bankrupt
cy was filed in New York against the
Smokeless Combustion Company. a.
West Virginia corporation.
Former Gov. Boutwell,, Silar Dean
and Robert T. Davis, surviving mem.
bers OF the Massachusetts convention
of 1858, held reunion recently.
Albert o. Mathes, former treasurer
of the Dover IN. H. Savings bank.
has been arrested on a charge of EN-.
bezzling $4,000 of the banks funds
Republic of Santo Domingo Con-
gress proclaimed the election of
General Wos y Gil as president and
General Deschamps as vice president.
The largest fresh water pearl on
record was found at Genoa, Wis. by
17-year-old Frank Hastings, while fish.
ing. 1t weighs lS5 grains and is pure
white.
George Collins was convicted of
murder in the first degree for the kill
ing of Detectives Charles j. Schu.
macher. near Stanton, Mo-, on Jan
uary "a,
The Woodland paper mill at Hart
ford, Conn. was burned. and William
Haskins. an employe, lost his life in
the flames, The loss to the company
Is $150,000.
Adolp Ehman. mantel manufacturer
at Chicago. angered by the jeers of
union workmen while guarding nom
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