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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-06-07
A Little Of EVeruthinQ,
Welcome Knights of Pythias.

J
There will be eight or ten brass bands
in town tomorrow.
Miss Alice Mitchell had her right
hand badly burned Saturday.
y Miss Ella Seeley entertained the In
gelo Club at her home last evening
A report of the First National Bank
will be found in this issue of The STAR.
The borough auditors will meet Mon
day of next week to audit the school
account.
We received communication from
Emerickville last evening too late for
publication.
There will be large crowd in town
tomorrow on account of tho Knights OF
Pythias reunion.
In this issue of The, STAR will be
found the first report OF the Reynolds
vile Trust Company.
Frank D. Hover, OF Ford City, form
er citizen OF Reynoldsville, was in town
the first of this week.
K. G. Schugers has bought the Mar
tin house on Main street, next to DR.. J.
FL. Murray's new residence.
John @. Hirst, civil and mining engi-
neer, has moved his office into the Syndi-
cate Building, Main street.
Nelson Smith has ordered large
moving van and will make u special
business of hauling Fittings.
The first report oiaThe Peoples Ma
tional Bank OF Reynodsvile will be
\ found in this issue of The STAa.
The first regular passenger rain over
the Buffalo & Susquehanna railroad
run into Dubois Monday afternoon
Reynoldsville second nine and silk
mill clubs played ball Saturday after
noon. Score 24-17 in favor OF second
nine.
G. Il. Rudolph completed cistern for
Walter Eye, near Rathmel, last week.
The cistern will hold 1926 barrels of
water.
Kenneth, little son of John OHare,
was bitten on the face by dog last
Thursday morning. The dog was shot
afterwards.
George Mellinger is surveying the
Reynoldsville Water Company lines for
the purpose Of making a map of the
entire lines.
Jefferson County Pomona Grange No.
20, p. of Fl will meet in Hormtown
Grange Hall on Wednesday of next
week, June ID.
The Summerville Telephone Company
recently issued comprehensive direct
ory which includes the names of all the
company's subscribers.
Clarion and Punxsutawney base ball
clubs played fourteen innings at Punx-
sutawney Saturday afternoon. Score
3.4 In favor OF Punxs'y
There is talk Of extending the Sum-
merville Telephone Co. line to Wishaw.
Six phones have already been sub
scribed for at that place.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-06-07
Ball Games,

Two games of base ball will be played
on the grounds in this place tomorrow.
AT 1870. a. m. game between the Reyn-
oldsville second nine and Pardus club.
In the afternoon Reynoldsville and
Brookville clubs will play.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-06-07
In Reynoldsville

Many OF the best families in Reyn-
oldsvills and vicinity are using the
Prizer Stoves and Ranges with the best
results. Every one sold has given en-
tire satisfaction. We would be pleased
to have you examine them. REYNOLDS
vile Hardware Co.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-06-07
Will Receive 4 ,lications.

The Reynoldsville school board will
receive applications for principal,
assistant principal and twelve teachers.
Will hold election some time after the
first Tuesday in June.
w. II. BELL, Secretary.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-06-07
Glass Plant Shut Down.

The Star Glass Company plant at this
place shut down on first of this month
for the summer and number OF the
glass workers have gone to other towns
to spend the summer months.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-06-07
Again.

The members of the keystone band
will hold 80 cent dance in Reynolds
Park Pavilion Thursday evening
June 18th. Good order and music.
Everybody come.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-06-07
Burgess rendered Resignation.

l.. M. Simmons burgess of this bor-
ough, rendered his resignation to town
council last evening to take effect July
LIST. The resignation was tabled.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-06-07
School Board Re.org. niged.

The Reynoldsville school board re-
organized last night. DR.. J. W. Foust
was elected president of the board and
w. II. Bell secretary.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-06-07
Knights of Pythias Day.

Flags, banners and buntings for
decorating your homes and places Of
business for K. of p. day, June Sth.
Bing-Stoke Co.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-06-07
Egger-H

Christ A. Egger and Miss Chloe Hot
rick were married by Rev. A. d. Nc
Kay at the Presbyterian parsonage in
this place on Thursday, June |, 1905.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-06-07
Notice.,

All ladies and children's tan shoes
shined to Queens taste at City Hotel.
W. N. KINNEY.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-06-07
Why Don't You Go ,

On the Buffalo, Rochester & Pitts
burg Ry excursion to the great Kinzua
Vladuct Sunday, June llth. Special
train will leave Falls Creek at 9.s5 a.
m. Round trip fare only s1OO.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-06-07
Quality and Excellence.
Bankers

The Prizer Stoves and Ranges are an
evidence of leadership in style and con-
struction. They contain all the latest
ideas, and will please the house-keeper
who desires the best results in baking
and cooking. High in quslity-moder-
ate in price. Sold, guaranteed and
recommended by Reynoldsyille Hard
ware Co.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-06-07


The mecca for the music loving pub
lie at the Enterprise Athletic Associa-
tion rooms June s.
New neck wear at Millirens.
Cut flowers, garden seeds, tomato
plants, green groceries, &C., at G. P.
Koerner's. Goods always fresh,
The Volunteer band will give con-
cert on street in front of the Enterprise
Athletic Association rooms on Thurs
day evening.
Shoes for the whole family at
MillTens.
Start your son or daughter in banking
experience by giving them a book for
savings account at The Peoples Nation
al Bank.
franks and suit cases at Millirens.
Follow the crowd to the Enterprise
Athletic Association rooms and euioy
yourself June 8.
New ribbon at Millirens.
Open up a savings account at The
Peoples National Bank. Interest paid
on time deposits.
See the spring dress goods at
Millirens.
Garden seeds and tomato plants at c.
2. KOerner's grocery store.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-06-07

Reliable styles in jackets for spring
at Millirens.
Go to G. P. Koerner's grocery store
for fresh garden truck.
New laces at Millirens.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-06-07

The mecca for the music loving pub
lie at the Enterprise Athletic Associa-
tion rooms June s.
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1t Is a queer business. In te league eight club owners form . partnership
and practically agreo to divide the profits of the year. That is the Visiting
team gets nearly half thu entire receipts. no matter wher It plays receiving
cents out Of each a-cent admission. % cents u of each Heent bcent and
der, The visitors. get. nearly one-haf. ,he hon hear having tho advantage only
OH grand stan n box seat saes
After forming this partnership the team owners 8 In for themselves. The
effort is to heat the other seven partners tut q he best bail layers and
a winning club. Each one Of the eight struggles and lights to get thu play
and the winning team, n then thesep partners, dividing profits equally. try
to beat each other ot Of every ball game. To loses games means to loem money.
h team whipped wen twice In succession. fes the falling OF at the box
Office.
There are in this. country perhaps lot more than twenty-five really nrstc!ass
ball players, M of these perhaps seventeen are n the American league and
eight in the National. This Of course is exclusive Of pitchers. The American
League comes neal averaging two really great ball players Il N club. Will.
National ina about M to n er,b. This is tn result Of raid made BY
Anercanu upon the National during tho war between them. Tho NATIONAL
losing its famous stars "a forced to 60 mt and ind new players to develop into
onders Il three years perhaps tho National will ave the stars and the
Americans stars vim be going back rapddiy-and most O them son
In fact, whenever a really great ball player Is sold-one good in every depart
IF the gam baung base running, fielding n throwlng-thcre Is back
Of that sale something. perhaps II a personal nature. which forces a club to
sell him.
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prices lending money to our business and social friends. look how happy
W were, What was because W e were optimistic. 1t is a good thing we
said" let us push it along" Then Hyde and Alexander fell out. I tried to
them. The State insurance department used to look at the books
through concrete spectacles. There ws nc worry, no trouble. All "a har
non and get rich real quick. Then, as 1 said, Hyde and Alexander fell
out. That was pessimtsm. What vas the result All those pleasant days
are over Hartman and Hyde have quarrened, lose 100000 a year. and
Thomas F. Ryan has gobbled up the Equitable. Ryan will get everything.
Paul Morton is cutting down salaries, the insurance business is at a stand
still. That's what pessimsm does for us!
@. What would you recommend? A. The good old ways OF the good
old days. Optimism O all sides. The poncy-holders thinking they would
get something some day. all our happy little Equitable family getting some
thing every day. Everybody friendly. Laughter from the Board Of Drec-
tors room as all salaries were raised and a pleasant report consisting Of
rows of fat figures given out to tho potcy-holders. And now see what
pessimism is doing. MI. Hartman saying Wow! Vow" young Mr.
Hyde not giving any more dinners and balls, poncy-holders raising a row.
papers saying unpleasant things.
@. Why do you not try to restore optimism? Why do you resign your
s,ooooa-year retainer? A. Because they won't let me retain her: And
O And what? A. And because I am seventy-two and have become
pessimistic myself.
O. How so7 A. My dear boy. they forget how we'll I could attend
everybodys business but my own put in that resignation al a fire.
escape
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The Tin Side Of WOmen's Hearts.
By N:xola GreeIey-Smith.

So long as a woman in distress wears the garO
of woe and the aspect of p%enitence we recognize
her as 4 sister, crring and deserving of sympathy,
cast-oT clothing and perhaps, as an occasional re.
hinder Of the joys she has forfeited. the stale
quarter Of a watermelon that has been in the ice
box for three days. But the barometer Of our
sympathy rises inversely as her spirits, and when
she appears in n made-over reputation but brand
new French clothes We break the Walls Of our
wrath upon them.
Women should be tried by women" various
reformers urge from time to time with the insist
cnce of a patent-medicine ad.
hut II they were. and an acquitted prisoner
showed the least sign OF exuberance within ten
years after leaving the courtroom the jury would
want to try her over again.
Unless u woman in misfortune Of any kind Is
willing to sit In the corner and snuff ashes for tho
rest Of her life As the price Of the sympathy OF her
own sex she had better not seek 1t. For she will
perish in their inevitable reaction If she does.
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to profit W her proneucss the sex, as one woman,
lights upon her chest.
Witness the sudden, complete withdrawal of
feminine sympathy from the lately famous Miss
Patterson, When Nan sat, & torpid mass OF
scarcely animate flesh that responded to Rand's
fierce railing as an elephant might to a gentle pin
prick, feminine New York grew hysterical over
her wrongs. But when she emerged from til. un-
becoming shadow OF death, and the lurid snd ru-
5es,ent glare which is her element showed IA eff
fccts in her dress and bearing. our sympathy fell
from her with the demure grays and blacks of her
prison garments.
One woman who had shed tears during the trial
over Mans possibly impending doom, and saw her
afterward in a glddy open-work shirt waist. men
toned the fact Indignantly to me, as If the Dis
trict-Attorney ought to order a new trial on tho
strength of 1t. And if I hadn't realized the alb
surdity l might have thrilled Indignantly in re-
turn.
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~

bia, and large attendance at Harvard,
Yale and at all universities maintaining
schools. Old idea OF making
the long vacation a mere loafng spell
has been greatly improved upon. Num-
Der of college students who seek dennite
occupation Of some kind between COM
mencement n the opening OF the fall
term grow larger every year.
Speaking of colleges. remark of the
Vassar professor rhat the college girl
Is "a normal being" will be Endorsed.
No fear nowadays that a higher edu-
cation is going to spoil her for ordinary
life or make her too good for human
natures daily food.
Wsconsin's plan OF employing Indian
girls In house work will be watched
with interest. Little Bright-Eyes in the
Kitchen OF the p~alefaoe far from the
tepee is an evolution Of which Cooper
never conceived.
Warning to surnmer student waters
by Mayor james p. Baxter, Of Port.
land. not to accept tips because they
lead TO graft. Newer do TO a tuition
fees With tainted money.
Number Of Smiths In Brooklyn shovr
by the new city directory to be 400.
Smith family AZ least never comes In
Tor remark on race suicide.
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The Mystery of Union Square - - -
~ - - ~ ~ BY Ernest De Lancey Pierson

shone in through a narrow window. Suddenly a faint
light appeared. and he saw the detective standing
NY a table, a tin lamp which he :nad Just Ut at his
elbow.
'Nevev mind about him for the present. snid
Pendr!ck. as Allanby cast a fearful look at a figure
lying on the floor. Il don't believe 1 have hurt him
much. but l had to quiet him"
Has he gone? Has he gomez" called out a voicA
Say. did you let him go?" and out OF a far corner
4 man made his stumbling way.
Fetorlck stepped forward to meet him, took him
IN his arms, and, seeing the man was far spent.
heiped him ever to a ragged sofa by the window ana
forced him 10 lie down.
Did he get away? Did he get away7" muttsrcd
Dawktns, for in that brief moment of his appearance
Allanby had recognized the young rogue.
INC, he Ia shn here" said Pendrick soothingly.
and he pointed to the figure that lay on the noo,
with extended arms.
Dawkins lay back on the ragged sofa and bqeathed
q long Sigh OF content.
We'll don't lose sight OF him, gents. For though
! cont know ye' l guess yer friends, and I'm Thank
mes about done for me-" clenching his hands to-
gether as If to suppress a cry of pain.
me detective seeing that the man was In agony,
TOOK a mask out Of his pocket and allowed some Of
me contents to trickle down the others throat.
Are you sure he's safe? Are ye sure he won't
get awayr' asked Dawkins, as he cast another look
at the man on the floor. The draught he had taken
scanned TO have reouperated him amazingly.
He will stay here as long as l wish him to-"
said the detective, grimly,
Pm glad o. that" murmured the other. For
the devil tried TO kill me. and ! don't know but
what he's succeeded" holding his hand hard against
his breast. He looked up after a spasm of pain,
and his eyes met those of Allanby.
What, you horeH o, yes; now remember. /
sent you a note. Say. you wouldn't be sorry IL ! was
took or sudden, would you?''
Allsnby drew nearer to the couch. ana the detec-
tive sat down close by. his eyes fixed on the man on
the floor.
Allanby saw that the young man was wounded,
perhaps dangerously, and did not feel It in his heart
to utter a harsh word.
well, ! guess I'm done for, Your business with
me Ia squared all right" continued Dawkins. ''mebbe
now ! Kin do ye a good turn"
He rolled over IN lila side and pointed to the man
on the foor,
There Is the Teller that killed Seltep, an ! guess
got enough stren'th left In me ter prove It,"
Pendriek. who had been listening, stopped down
and turned the man at his feet over 80 that the face
was exposed TO the light.
why, ats clsyedsn." he muttersd.
Jesse, An, " didat talak r aa~. did ~ M. Pea
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drdck. I seen ye before. but me peeoers 4, kind a. dim
ana ! disremembered " at nrst, Yes. Il was him
hhaa done It. This GENT pointing TO AlIanoy, didn't
have nuthtn' to DO with II. You search C1sveden.,
rooms. / guess you'll ct evidence enough. A. Il,
me- I'm gon' ter live. COIN ter Two LONG enourh 10
hans him. anyway" shaking his nst 1t the prou,rs.s
figure.
cleveden was showing signs Of rsvty1nx. pendr,cx
was ready. and in an astondshinsly short time had
oound tho man hand and foot with a cord he had
taken from his pocket.
Tho former man OF fashion. who now . ro,.S
oVerooat and was humbly clad. lay there silent. slsr-
Ing at the wounded man on the couch.
ihats the way I like 10 see him." continued paw-
N'ns' i only hope he'll never get loose. He done II.
aio l guess IL he had tho screws put on he wouldn't
say no." ~
He paused. and his hand went TO his ehsst again.
When he removed It II was red.
i guess on'y got what was oomin' ter me- MUIR
INJURED Dawkins, sleepiIy. IT oaberlatsd 10 nm a
double team an frtghten you to Allanby) out Of
pawn mo for keepin' me mouth shut, and him.. u
pointing to clevedsn. He got tired OF II. and here
Tonight Well" speaking with d.niculty. 'hs
thought he'd put an end to things. an'-an' ! Eusss
he's como mighty near dom H."
With his last speech Dswkirs, whom Aianby at
least could not help plying. for he seemed to bs suf-
ferng greatly. rolled back on the couch and closed
his eyes.
But no did not die. and was able to Give startling
evidence against Cleyeden when the case was brought
UP In court.
An Investigation Of the iattsr's rooms brought to
light the fact that ne had owed Sehen large sums
of money, and had given notes. which he had re-
turned to the dead mans rooms to purioin tho nignt
that Allanby watched him, He was an old lover "f
Mrs, Renshnw, which accounted for hts visit to the
Densmores' house.
Pendrick had accumulated such q mass OF evidence
against him that despite the efforts OF his clever
lawyers Cieveden was convicted.
Dawgins, out Of considers non Of the evidence he
had given, was allowed to go free. and. broken down
as he was through his experience, It 10 doubtful II
no nil ~ ahAa annn IN Yettifu tn hn former DpOf0a-
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LORE Instances of little things
INu with large conseauences-F rig
!vA ties up a railroad" first tying up
the ,nnards of the engineer fre-
man on the Santa Fe who ate II. Fish
stop a train on the Jersey Central oy
cloreinx n feed pipe in the boiler or
tho locomotive. Corn cut with a razor
may cause death" Well. In connection
with the last case, for the boy on vaca-
ton to take care OF small cuts ana
bruises and Jake no chance Of blood
poison.
Court decision that millionaire must
pay for his wife's furs seems a tr!ne
unreasonable, ut least.
Riding academy employee weds
widow with $4,000 900. Tendency OF the
groom to become q bridegroom wNi
maxi the family ooachman look to his
laurels.
Said that generosity breeds generosity.
As Lawson put the roll of bills In the
Salvation Army gtrl'a tambourine he no
doubt recalled the gold pieces In the
Rockefeller pastors potatoes
Growth Of the committing habit evil
denced by crowded suburban trains on
all railroads. Policeman who does a
round trip of sixty miles daily between
Far Rockaway and his post on Staten
Island understands its advantages.
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Prayer for Wayward Son.

10 the Editor Of The Evening World:
"Broken-Hearted Mother" asks other
mothers what she shall 10 with an in
corrigible boy of sixteen. Broken-heart-
cd mother, ! feel for you as i too am
q mother. but I must say that you are
rather late IN trying to get control OF
your son. II you do not have control
before the age of sixteen, ! am AFRAID
he Is a goner. But II you will spend
some time alone IN prayer perhaps you
can begin over with your boy. Then
when you have prayed earnestly let
him pray with you M / am sure he
will be impressed by your interest
which I am afraid has not always been
intense. An example Is all that counts
with children. Try 1t. Mrs. i. g.
Eiephant's Weight In Gold.
II the Editor Of The Evening World:
A. M. J. asks how an elephant could
be weighed In Q and where there are
no scales N how the ELEPHANTS weight
IN gold can be determined. Have q bag
made and Ill with air; under the bag
large button connected to a tube with
water. By having the elephant lie on
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SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

George Ailanby. going for financial AID 10. the Union
Square flat " Nshard ssiien: whose cousin and heir S,n h . y:
lsnby pockets tbs pistol and finds some one has locked nm m
h. escapes, sam Pendnck. a famous detective. !. put on
"Alansys nnaneee. Stella F:athss!ons. :hGv. ' r. g
George ~ The ,snitor q the Union Square hS ~ a. The
Several clues point to stenA's Connection with tho MUIR
4 BIZ Of silk which had adhered to. one OF the muIdsred
man coat buttons s found by Pendrick 10 De q part Oh
one Of Stenn's dressss call.
confesses 70 George that Oh. shot sei.sn. hold ov., her
sister. stella went to his rooms to get these letter" no
Alanby goes at once to rendrck whom ~ r sney 10 %"
Pendrick proves that Stella could not have. shot sSitoh'
and the detective and Allanby go In search OF OAWNh''
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CHAPTER XII.
R~etributiO

r T was a httle after 10 when Samuel Pehor'ok ana
George Alanby came in sight of BarSerA ho'e''
/ Mr.. Dawkins had kindly furnished Georse WIN
explicit Instructions. and turning to tho rght AZ h'
entered the hotel he caGne 20 a narrow hali' "Hero Il
dam light ~gltmmered, and mounted the greasy Suits
to the second floor. There existed q certain SINISTER
silence about the place that affected him so that ne
paused on the landing until he heard the SOUND
Of a cautious step In the hall below, and knew tha'
the detective was following him,
As he paused before Dvwktns's door and was aooat
10 rap on the panels, a noise wiu,in caused MN '"
pause 1t was the sound OF a struggle so'hs On
within. A SQUIRTING noise. such as two men might
produced who we're wrestling together.
A touch on the arm caused him to start TOT u"
thought ne was alone. 1t was Pcndrick, whom no haa
not heard approach.
well, why don't you go in7" asked the little man
In a whisper, so" as he inclined his ear to the key
hole and listened. mi. Dawkins evidently has a
visitor. Well, We must wait until the person goes,
He soems TO be entertaining him In rnther a strenu-
Gus way as the ~shufntpg noise within increased.
He had scarcely delivered himself Of this speech
when a cry, a cry deep with anguish, was heard
from within. The detective rose from his STOPPING
position and clutched his companion by the arm.
desperate doinss herel' he nuttered In in under
tone, I'VE must see what II means, We must break
in. Help me- And setting his shoulder against
the door. with little aid from Allanby. he wrenched
II open and they stumbled into the room.
Hold him! Hold him. cried a strident voice, and
Allsnby was conscious OF n dark agure thrusting
itself past him, and then PenGrek closed in on IL,
There was a %scufhirg sound and the fall of a heavy
body on the floor,
An this had happened in such a short time that ne
could hardly realiao what h4d happened. for tho
room vsS dark except Tor tAe ssins moonlight that