The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-11-02
THE NEWS.

20 Law.
Three New York regiments and a large
number OF military officers escorted the re-
mains OF General Guy V. Henry from bis
recidence In New York to the Pennsylvania
Railroad train that conveyed the body to
Washingto
Il. W. Weber, OF Philadelphia, on being
scolded hy his wife, who found lady's
photograph In bis pocket, committed suicide.
Mrs. Anna b. Mains was acquitted 10 Dam
bury, Mass., OF the charge OF throwing car
eclic acid into Miss Grnce Murray's face.
In Albemarle, Va, William Floyd was
stabbed and killed by Henry Aldridge In a
row over game OF cards.
George strasser was released from the
ipenttentiary In plttsburg after serving seven
years OF n llfs sentence.
Seven trnmps were arrested at Frederlcks.
burg on the charge OF numbering another
tramp while on n train.
United States Revenue OfIlcer Greer was
killed by Bill Hunnicutt, a moonshiner, near
Elk Park. N. @.
Preparations are being made for Rlorl-
Gus reception to the Fighting Twentieth
kansas In Topeka.
The sash and blind factory OF John +.
wilkins, on the outskirts OF Norfolk, was
burned.
The strike OF the miners 10 the New River
dictrict, W. Va, was declared OF.
The Mexican ambassador was advised
that two Americans were killed ard two
Mexican grndnrmes wounded In the fight
on the border.
Admiral Dewey sent letter OF thanks nc
knowledging the receipt OF the title deeds to
shc house presented to him.
Commissioner General Powderly, of tho
Immigration Bureau, submitted his annual
report.
The annual report was published OF Com
missioner Hermann, OF the General Land
ONCE.
The annual report was submitted OF Rear
Admiral Charles O'Neill, chief OF ordnance.
The United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
In Philadelphia refused n rehearing In the
cases Of wilkins and Butler, convicted OF
removing the label "oleomnrgarine'' from
packages.
George Edwards was convicted In the
Warwick County Court OF feloniously shoot
ing Mary George and sentenced to Ave years
In the penitentiary.
Mrs. Emma Bsvars from Birmingham,
England, who wants to | Q a Mormon, Is de-
tained Mt New York by immigration officials.
The Virginia State Convention United
Daughters OF the Confederacy decided not
10 unite with the Grand Division.
The Aiatka Territorial Convention selected
John q. Price, OF Skagway, to rel resent the
t,rritory In Washington.
Oscar 7. Hines, accused OF feloniously
shooting G. oree T. Vaughn in Richmond,
Va, was exonerated by the jury.
Mr. Frank Harriott told the New York
State Commerce Commission that different
iais nro unjust, but II abolished, there
would be a rate war between the Baltimore
aud Ohio aud Pennsylvania Railroads.
The Manufacturer Association In Fall
River, Mass, decided to grant the request
OF the thirty thousand operatives for a con-
ference with the labor unions.
According to report OF Mr.. Roberts, direc-
tor OF the mint, there was an increase In
the value OF both gold and silver mined dur
ing 1898.
Expansion was one OF the lost important
sui jecis discussed by the International Com
mercial Congress In Philadelphia.
Admiral Sampson wns presented a sword.
the Rift OF the Legislature OF New Jersey, In
which state he now rpsidcp.
The schooner Helena L. Russell, from
Moss Point, Misr., was wrecked of the
north coast of Cuba.
The Cotton STATES Association, at its meet
ing In Atlanta, Effected a ornament organi-
zaiion.
Troubles nre reported between Mexicnns
and American cowboys on the Mexican
border.
The President issued "a proclamation des-
ignating November 30.h AS Thanksgiving
Day.
Cattain c. o. Howard, formerly OF the
Nebraska National Guard, now living In
Philadelphia, nnrets to taks the place OF his
brother Cal tain Gny Howard, who was re-
CO., tly killed In the Philippines.
II International Commercial Congress,
IN PhLa lelphin, discussed the subject OF
istlmnn waterway, Consul General onR-
han advocating the construction OF the
Nicaragua canal.
Howard B-nham, the Batavia, N. Y,
banker. convicted OF murd, ring his wife.
viii be hanged. The Court OF Appeals has
affirmed the Judgment OF conviction.
Several men have been shot and killed
from ambush near Manchester Ky. The
Griffins aud Philpois are preparing Tor moro
trouble.
Mr.. Ernest T. Balh, of Washington, and
Miss E. Katherine Bill, OF Keyser, W. Va,
we're married ht the latter place.
Mattel Schofleld Is believed 10 have been
rhloroformed. and thrown Tito the river at
Des MOines, Iown.
IL II denied that the jersey Central Il III
road has le"n leased 10 the Delaware, Lack
awannn Il Western.
Serious trouble between cowboys and
Mrxieans Il threatened near Nc, on the
Texas frontier.
Eighteen lookmakers were fined, and
sentenced to three months In prison In Phi-
I'd 'lphir.
At Warr'nton, Va, Miss Gertrude Ashby
MARTIN was married to Nj. j. Richard
Schwnl.
Thomas Il. Bobbitt. Of Norfolk, took an
overdose OF morphine at Hampton, hut re-
covered.
John Carr, one OF the pioneer settlers OF
Grafton, W. Va, is dead, aged seventy-four.
Fire In the barracks Of BInsham'l School
In North Carolina, caused II iots OF $500.
John d. Rockefeller he's given the Park
Board Of Cleveland 1926, 900.
Rev. p. Nj. MeCAte, Roman Catholic
priest, who assisted John Boyle O'Reily 10
escape from penal ssrvlludv, In Australia,
Is dead.
Judge Troutt, OF San Francisco, has de-
cid.d that Mrs. Nette Craven 10 not
estopped from claiming heirship to the late
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