The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-09-28
KEYSTONE STATE CUIL|NGs
woRkMEN DISCHARGES.
soIIcrmskers at Erie Railroad shops
Surprised by Notice TO
Quit Work.

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they were surprised TO find tho doors
OF the boiler shops locked and a pla-
card stating that their services were
no longer required No reason In as
signed for the action. Two carloads
OF nonunlon men have been set To
work In the shops. They will be
housed and fed IN the shops. A sq,iad
of detectives are plcketing the shops.
All OF the boiler shops on the Eric
Railroad system will be affected and
other union organizations may be
drawn Into the dispute.
stephen Fellows, miner OF Bar
nesboro, shot down his wife and 1g-
year.old son, Charles, In the railroad
station at that place. Mrs. Fellows
received three bullets In various
parts Of the head. and died that night.
The boy has deep scalp wound,
caused by glancIng shot. while an.
other ball passed from his right ear
downward through the neck. and
there In small chance Of saving his
HE. The perpetrator allowed him
self to be taken Into custody with
out resistance. At n hearing held
In the ONCE Of Squire Doheny, he
pleaded not guilty to n charge OF
shooting with intent 10 kill. He was
held on the charge and taken 10 tho
Ebensburg jail this evening.
George Kopko. charged with kill
ing George Navok. at Hazel Kirk.
Washington county. Saturday night,
was lodged In the Washington county
1aii He was captured Monday by
Chief OF Police Logan, OF Mononga-
hela. as he slept beside coal tIpple
In Hazel Kirk. The man was
armed. In his hand while he slept
was clutched a loaded revolver. He
had had neither sleep nor food since
Saturday night, and was almost ex-
hausted when arrested. lie admit
ted killing Navok. but said It was In
selfdcfense, as the other was about
to plunge knife into him. Charles
Czenahko was arrested as a witness.
but gave bail.
The thirty.eighth annual reunion Of
Company n. Twelfth regiment, Penn
sylvania volunteers. was held at Sc
ward The address OF the day was
delivered by Major n. r. Lucas, Of
Williamsport. Other speakers we're:
Rev. J. Woodring. OF Johnstown. and
Andrew Kerr. OF Seward. Oficers
FOR the ensuing year we're elected as
follows: President, A. II. Hart: vice
President. DR.. r. T. Overdorf, Secre-
tary and Treasurer. Andrew Kerr.
william Haulton was fatally In
jured and his son. aged 7. killed at
Lumber City. They were riding q
railroad speeder when a freight train
struck their truck. Both were hurled
a considerable distance. When they
were picked up the boy was dead
and the man cannot live. The train
proceeded without stopping, the train
men apparently being unaware that
they had struck the speeder.
A. II. Mcdowell and Paul M. Dau-
bensplck have sold to the National
Coal Company. of Butler, coal rights
covering the Robert Henry. Walter
Evans and Love farms, including n
drift opening and mine equipment on
the Love farm at Kearns crossing.
one mile northeast of Butler, for $685.
900. The new owners will at once 4
commence operations. u
b. Frank Vogle. proposed as the
Democratic candidate for State Sem
ator. has declined the vacancy on the
ticket, and the committee rendered
II to Attorney Silas A. Kline, OF
Greensburg. n is generally under
stood that Mr.. Kline will accept the
nomination. u
Factory No. of the American
Window Glass Company at Believer
non was damaged by fire to the ex-
tent OF 10000. For ovr an hour
the two volunteer fire companies
fought the flames and for half OF that
finn lnnkad 10 tho apftra r,Iant
would go.
The Wayne county Democratic
convention Endorsed John Kuhlbach.
Of Honesdale. for Congress. Mat
thews Leonard and r. r. Warg, OF
Hawley. were nominated for the AS
sembly; Frederick Saunders, OF
Honesdale. for Treasurer, and DR.. @.
q. voight, OF Honesdale, for Coroner.
Il. w. Plumber, former secretary
OF the South Sharon Trust Company,
has disappeared and efforts to locate
him have proved fruitless. Plumb
or severed his connection with the
company on September /. Plumber
came to South Sharon about year
ago from Plttsburg.
Gregory Fiscus. found guilty of
voluntary manslaughter for killing
George w. Hendinger at belmont.
was sentenced TO serve three months
In jail.
William Sanders, a machinist at
the Carnegie Steel Company's plant.
New Castle. was seriously injured
by the breaking OF a piece OF machln-
cry.
Tony Miller. who was beaten and
robbed by footpads near New Cas-
tie, may die as a result of his
wounds.
Robert Machele, years old. Titus
vile, died from the effects OF eating
canned salmon.
George Fisher. Butler, shot an un-
known Slav. while the latter was
rlfilng his fathers orchard.
Cyrus Blackwell and Joseph Lu-
cas-, who were burned by an explo-
sion OF gas at the Primrose mine at
Mahanoy City on Saturday died in