The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-11-16
THE NEWS.

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Produce Exchange Trust Company OF New
York.
Judge Beta. In the Supreme Court In
Kingston, Y, gave permission to Attorney
General Davies to take proceedings for the
annulment OF Ramapo Company's charter.
The New York Alumni OF st. Johns Col
iege held their annual reunion at the Hotel
Savoy and decided to contribute $1,000 for
improvements at the college.
Men OF the Tennessee Regiment who ar
rived Saturday at san Francisco from Manila
complain that the provisions ran short Oh
the voyage.
Sixteen thousand pounds OF powder in tho
California Powder Mil. at Santa Cruz, Cal,
exploded, killing the night watchman.
swindler representing himself as the
agent OF the Travellers Protective Associa-
tion found number OF dupes in Norfolk,
Va.
Assistant Secretary .of the Navy Allen, In
his annual report. recommended the estab-
ltshment OF national naval reserve.
The textile workers Of Fall River have de-
manded an increase OF 10 per cent. In wages,
10 20 into effect December IL.
The Union Iron Works, OF San Francisco,
is said to have been absorbed by the ship
building syndicate.
Mrs. James Bsll OF Tarrytowu, N. Y,
jumped into the Hudson River to save her
son from drowning.
Frank Giles. telegraph operator In Chi
cago, attacked by footpads, killed one and
wounded another.
Fire destroyed the Bradley block in Cleve-
land, the loss being estimated at 10000
John Allen was fatally injured In foo;-
ball game In st. Louis.
dmiral Dewey and Mrs. Mildred Hazen
:. were married by Rev. James +. Mackin,
pastor OF st. Paul's Catholic Church Wash
ington at the church rectory. breakfast
was served at the residence OF the brides
mother, Mrs. Mclean, after which the couple
went on tour.
Rear Admiral Bradford of the naval
bureau OF equipment, In his report to the
Secretary OF the Navy calls attention TO the
need OF more coaling stations.
The PostofIlce Department will experiment
with automobiles for collecting mail In the
larger cities.
In Hollywood Cemetery, at Richmond, Va,
were unveiled memorials to Jefferson Davis
and Miss Winnie Davis In the presence o.
large crowd. Mrs. jefferson Davis was
present.
Thirty-fve states were represented In the
opening session OF the annual meeting OF
the American Sunday School Union ut
Chicago.
Clarence A. Carpenter an official OF the
Lake Shore Road died at Cleveland, Ohio,
as the result of being struck by an engine.
Two persons were killed and one was
fatally injured In collision at Binghamton,
N. Y, between trolley car and IA train.
ABB. 4 o. freight and passenger train
colided on n high bridge at Wilmington,
Del Several people were hurt.
Miss Emma Trego and Mr.. Samuel b.
Keller and Miss Bessie Carr and Mr.. William
Huder, were married at Carlisle.
The condition OF Vice President Hobart
was slightly improved.
Miss Sarah G. King, aged sixty, was mur-
dered near Stamford, CT.
Major Jefferson Sinclair, of Elizabeth City,
W. Va, is dead.
The tablet to Miss Winnie Davis and tha.
to the four sons OF Jefferson Davis were un-
veiled In ST. Paul's Church, at Richmond.
~he Italian bark Salvatore arrived at
Gloucester, Mass, with the crew of the
wrecked schooner William L. Downes, who
ha1 been four days In the rigging before aid
came.
Frederick Stevens, student in the Uni
versity OF Virginia, and Miss Marie Yager, OF
Charlottesville, Va, eloped to Washington,
and were there married.
1t was stated In Chicago that many of the
Independent telephone companies were un-
willing to enter the combine formed to fight
the Bell Company.
The body OF Colonel Dallas G. Irish, a
Pittsburg millionaire, was found In lane
not far from his house. His death was due
TO apoplexy.
Marconi, who has been experimenting
with wireless telegraph, has sold his In
terests to the Mackay-B Bennett Gable Com
pany.
DR.. Walter ]. Hoffman, United States con-
sui at Mannheim, Germany, died mt Reading,
Pa, OF lung trouble aged fifty-three.
Wood Hutchinson and Frank Mankin
drank essence OF cinnamon In Raleigh
county w. Va, and died from its effects.
A gold brick, said to be worth Sl00,0O
has been melted In a Canadian mine in the
Kootenai district.
Monsignor Nicholas Cantwell died In Phil
adelphia, aged eighty-seven.
The Olympia went out of commission at
the Cbarlestown Navy Yard.
John Lupton was fatally injured by saw
near Capron Bridge, Va.
General Ludlow says the conditions in
Cuba are improving.
General Miles is in Oregon on a trip OF in
epection.
Fire in Wilmington, Del, caused $500
damage.
]. w. stine, of York, Pa, shot Mrs. Harry
Mundis and then killed himself because she
refused to run away with him. Stine had a
wife and five children living.
The National Tinpate Company has been
organized TO develop in West Virginia the
Rodgers patents, which, 1t is claimed, will
revomtionze the tin business.
The steamer Tallahassee collided with the
four-master Senator sullivan, and both yes
sells returned to New York badly damaged
Mrs. Warren, Presbyterian missionary
arrived in New York with an East Indian
whom she has adopted as her son.
Hampton Roads is crowded with belatet
vessels which suffered more or less during
the recent hurricane.
-Four mon were killed and two seriously
injured by rush OF dirt Ia colliery neal
Mahanoy Place, Pa.
The people OF Bevier, Mo-, have been ter
rorized by gangs OF negroes from the mint
stockades.
State Senator Phillips was arrested II
Great Falls, Montana, on the charge o