The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-03-01
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diary nre. Farming imple nents and stock
were also lost.
In Richmond William Miller. convicted OF
the murder OF Beverly Chr sian, was sem
tenced to eighteen yenrs In the pententidry.
Rev. II. j. Brooke, OF Staunton. Va, has
accepted n call to the Second Presbyterian
Church OF Alexandria.
passenger train was wrecked near Plaln.
Vile, Ct. Two tr,inmen were killed aud
nine passengers injured.
John Il. Mehrer one OF the pioneers OF At
lantic CITY, died on a railroad train near
Niagara.
Charles r.. Lutz, OF Chicago, shot his bro
ther and his ster-ln-law while intox cnted.
Another shlpyard may be established in
Richmond, Va.
Unusually heavy and deep snow storms
were reported In ali parts of the West. Rall-
road traiiic was very much impeded. Chi
cago, st. Louis and Kansas City suffered.
Miss Emma schmldlapp died at Kansas
city, NO., making the third fatality that re-
suited from the collision on the Missouri Pa
cliic Railroad. near Independence, Mo.
Wilbur II. Stewart, proprietor of paper
at Mullan, Idaho, gave evidence OF the hor-
rors OF the "bul-prn" before the House in
vestigating committee.
In row that followed n Washington's
Birthday celebration ut Pilares dc TERRA,
Mexico, three Americans and I'VE Mexlcans
we're killed.
Seventeen universities have formed an or
gsnzatlon whose purpose Is to establish
uniform grade for the degree of Phi. ID.
Frederick Kahler, Philadelphia book
seller, wasssent to prison for one year for
selling copies OF Daudet's novel, "Sapho."
John Clean, u farmer near BueHeld, W.
Va, killed his daughter and her lover, AL
bert Marsh, and then killed himself.
Lon Curry the train robber. was killed by
officers at Dodson, Mo.
Edward Coxon and Harry Henderson, two
boys from Manchester, Va, who had started
out to he road agents, were caught in car
at Bon Air, near Richmond, and sent to tho
Reformatory.
The passengers we're taken oil the Allan
Line steamer Californian, which went ON the
rocks on the Maine coast. 1t Is thought the
steamer will he total loss.
Judge jenkins. in the United States Court,
In Milwaukee, appointed receiver for the
United States Milling Company, otherwise
known as the Flour Trust.
Vice chancellor Pltney, ia Jersey CITY, d.
rected tho payment of a. thrty-flye per cent.
dividend to the creditors OF the Middlesex
County Bank.
Emmet Saunders, from Nansemond county,
Va, drank three ounces of laudanum AT
Newport News. He may recover.
Prince Ponistowski, OF San Francisco, Ia
reported to have bought the Island OF Basilen,
In the Philippines, for $500, 900.
The fine residence OF Robert Johnson, on
the Hudson, at Mt. st. Vincent, was burning
while he slept In an armchair
Peter Wilhelm, u veteran, died in York.
and, In accordance with his request, will
have four negroes as pallbearers.
George Wooley Allen, of the Philadelphia
Evening Telegraph, died at his home In
Philadelphia.
Wilson WakeIin. "a prominent farmer OF
Brock, Mob, killed his wife and then com
nitted suicide.
#. G. Fell and bis wife were nearly burned
10 death in their home in Portsmouth, Va.
President H. M. Conner, Of the Central Rail
road OF Georgia, died in Savannah.
Four men were killed by tho falling of al
elevator In a mine atscranton, Pa.
II. l.. Grubb, a lunatic In Portsmouth (va.)
jail set flre tn his cell
The lrm Of Simpson q Co.. gloyers, OF
Boston, made an assignment.
DR.. schurman. former bend OF the PbllIp.
pine Commission, In an address In Chicago
says that the form OF government and con.
stltutlon to be given the Fllipinos IL the same
as that outlined by educated FIliplnos.
Cashier Valentine. OF tho Middleses
County (N. J.) Bank, now serving II term
was arraiSned on additional indictments.
he was remanded 10 await the expiration oI
MS present sentence
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girls Narrowly escaped Loss SlOO,O ,OoO.
George Il. Evans, stamp clerk at the New
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ball on the chargc OF hterceptlng letters.
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