Hot Springs weekly star
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borer, at Pittsburg. Pa., was murdered
while sleeping in bed Thursday morn
ing by his wife, Annie. The crime was
a brutal one, the woman using a hatchet.
The cause assigned for the crime w.a-"
revenge for ill treatment bv the hits
band.
May be Trouble in Hayti. 'I'l
ne cruiser Brooklyn, due al. Guanlan
nmo Friday, will be ordered upon her
'arrival there to proceed to Port an
Prince, Hayti. in response to the re
quest of the state department at Wash
ington after receiving a cablegram from
Minister Powell saying trouble was im
pending there.
Makes 23 Knots an llonr.
The new cruiser Rest shock, the first
turbine propelled vessel of the German
inavy, ran her trial trip from Kiel to
Swineinunde, Germany, ISO sea miles, at
23 knots an hour. The naval commis
sion aboard accepted the vessel during
the run.
Negro Outragers Caught.
Charged with holding up and assault
ing Mrs. Belle McNeil, a white woman,
six negroes of Uniontown, Pa., have
been arrested and hold to await a trial
at court. The crime was one of the
most daring ever committed in Union
town.
Blows Himself to Pieoes
Joseph Hogist, aged 25, committed
suicide at bis home near Mahanoy City,
Pa., Wednesday night by blowing him
self to pieces with a stick of dynamite.
His body was blown to fragments. He
had been married six months.
Fire in Ohio University
The science hall at Dennison Diver
sity, at Granville, O., burned early
Thursday. The loss is nearly $100,000.
The most delicate measuring instru
ments knowu to science were destroyed.
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Hot Springs weekly star. (1905). Hot Springs, S.D., 1905-04-07. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn96090259/1905-04-07/ed-1/?sp=2
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