The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-12-07
THE NEWS.

Three men were injured by the premature
discharge OF gun while a governors salute
was being fired at the unveiling OF Span
ish gun at Pittsburg, Pa.
Henry Kllnder and his son Frederick were
held for court at Napoleon, o., on the charge
OF numbering the formers second wife Ave
years ago.
Exercises were resumed at Virginia Mill
fary Institute, which had been closed on ac-
count OF the typhoid fever epidemic.
William Thomas, n desperate character OF
Phoebus, Va, was shot by Policeman Mastin
while resisting arrest.
Arnold Tuchschmidt, OF the United States
internal revenue Office in st. Louis, was nr-
rested for embezzlement.
William Beckham, a boy OF twelve years,
wns arrested in Dunleld, w. Va. ON the
charge OF barn burning.
Lawrence Doyle was arrested in New York,
on the charge Of stabbing his son during Il
family fight.
The most valuable plates in the Iippin-
colts vaults escaped damage from the big
Philadelphia FIRE.
The house OF George Staubs. in Harpers
Ferry, W. Va. was burned and his wife ere
mated.
Lightship No. so went ashore Just inside
McKenzies Head, Oregon.
Frederick o. Beach and Mrs. Carley Have
meyer, widow of the eldest son of the late
Theodore Havemeyer, were married at Grace
Church, New York. william X Vanderbilt
was best man.
Bankers and business men at Richmond,
Va, are making a move to test the constitu-
tionality of the act of Congress taxing the
Issues of state bank notes.
The New York Times announces that the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company has secured
possession OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road.
David d. Badeau was arrested in New
York on the charge OF buying and selling
washed internal revenue stamps.
Hon. William l.. Wilson's health is falling
and he has been ordered to so to Southern
Arizona.
A big iron plant will be erected near Nc
Keesport, Pa. by Carnegie, Morgan and
others.
The University OF Pennsylvania received
gift of $3.50, 900 for physical laboratory.
Calvin de Wolf, Western aboltionist'
died at Chicago, aged eighty-four.
Rev. II. II. Howell, noted Welsh minis
ter, died at Columbus, o.
General Leonard Wood arrived at New
York from Santiago.
Hubert @. Taylor was appointed receiver
by the Supreme Court for the Franklin Syn
dicate In New York. The assignee appointed
by Miller before he skipped demanded the
funds found on the premises, but the police
refused to turn them over. The police found
no trace Of Miller. John G. Agnew who
ran a similar syndicate in Brooklyn, was
arrested.
movement has been started to get South
ern representatives in Congress to work for
the passage of bill refunding Sl1 100000 to
Southern people from whom cotton was
seized by the United States troops during
the Civil War.
Bert Repine, OF NashSs Ssniir ,..sA., won the
forty-eight-hour bicycle RAGS at Kansas City.
making a new record. Distance covered
9Gl1 miles.
Montyaloo A. Cole, convicted of man
slaughter in Wilmington Del, was sentenced
to five years imprisonment and to pay fine
OF $780,
John @. Lammerts, ex-county treasurer,
was sentenced in Lockport, N. Y, to seven
years In Auburn prison for grand larceny.
Dewey accepted the invitation of the peo-
pie of Chicago to be their guest on the ami
versary of the battle at Manila Bay.
DIR. V. p. Murray, a well-known physician
OF NewI ort News, Va, died there, from con-
sumption.
The headquarters of the Brotherhood OF
Railway Trainmen was established in Cleve-
land, o..
Captain Charles II. Davis, of the Dixie,
entered suit for prize money.
Charles Coghlan, the well-known actor,
died at Galveston, Texas.
George II. Gelselman, the cattle dealer,
died In Hanover, Pa.
Louis August, the Fort Monroe artillery
man, denied any knowledge OF what he did
Mt the time he Is accused of having killed
Annie Benedict. He admitted that blood
stained clothing found in his box at the fort
wns his.
Ellery p. Ingham, ex-United States dis
trict attorney aud his law partner and for
Iner assistant, Harvey X. hewitt, were sem
fenced In Philadelphia to imprisonment for
two years aud six months.
The new battleship Kentucky In her off,
cial speed trial Off the Massachusetts coast,
made record OF over 16 knots an hour
against tide, wind aud heavy head sea for
half the course.
Sergeant Bill Anthony tho marine who
announced the sinking Of the Maine, com
mitted suicide in New York.
william Hummell, accused of the murder
of his wife and children, was arrested near
Wi Transport, Pa.
John Tates, n waiter. was fatally stabbed
with an umbrella in n Chicago restaurant.
john G. skolton, founder of the Richmond
Miea Works died in Richmond, Va.
Ed Lucky and Tom Mitchell were executed
Ia Darlington, s. g., for rape.
Rev. Edwin A. Schell resigned us secretary
OF the Epworth League.
The city of Tucson, Arz. accepted Car
negie's offer Of a library.
The Antitrust League was Incorporated
ia Albany, N. Y.
The General Assembly, Knights OF Labor
adopted resolutions condemning combina.
tions and trusts, aud characterlzlng Presl-
dent Mckinley as the "bitter enemy of la
Dor"
william Hay, son OF Congressman Hay,
was held up, assaulted and robbed near
Staunton, Va.
Miss Mary Campbell Quinn, daughter of
James Cecil Quinn, and Lloyd Lowndes, Jr.,
son OF Governor Lowndes, OF Maryland,
were married in the First Presbyterian
Church at Chlllicothe. o.
Thomas Giffe, pension attorney OF Chat.
tanooga, Tenn, who was disbarred for al
legged crookedness, sued Commissioner OF