The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-12-13
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REPORT OF THE INSPECTOR
State Guard is in ExcelleO, Cad
General Appearance superlor'.S' S'av'
Saved His Cow but wilIir.,n'11
''Burglars Frightened Aw.' :
Containing $4,000 in Revsus. 4

Burglar. burglars Frightened Away n.
Containing $4,000 in Rev.us.
The report of Insno.,
Sweeney. of the National i'So S'
spectlons made AT Caua , uua
Mount Gretna, last sp S
made public. In the infrosSs usus
ernor Stone expresses hi.
at the satisfactory resnl, I 81
spectiou and commenSo
and men for devotion - "a
discipline and for a bloS "
efficiency. The general I" 8, ~
TN the battalions and resimeD,s.y sy
showing that the SIYtoonu.tus SIeuts
stands at the head Of Tho b.a
Sl.SO; Battery c, OF Pboon,l.' o ,ul ! !
the artillery with S5,sS sS'ealS saa
city Troop, of Philadelp%SI, %
cavalry with SO. CoIonppi CIpIIS a
ports the guard in excelioS,
ana Its general appearaooo
He commends the new caa aaVe
ana end recommends it as tbo G
suitable for camp. '"'
Marcus Fetter. who liv,.
fenstein, will likely losc 'is bIs
owing to his efforts to S sa,.
life: The animal was sSa,l Sa
apple, when It lodged in r bsr
she started to struggle ~ y.
his hand down her tbroa,
the obstruction, when the =,
agony, brought her laws toSa:
such force that her sbarn
into the farmers flesh lIkS !
quickly relieved himself ;,
the COW. Fetter bandaged
save himself from bleedins
after which he sought mc5ics
prevent blood poisoning tbe
have to be amputated. '4'
BY a lucky chance bu,g
frightened away Just as
about to blow open a safe
$4,000 in revenue stamna
away, but they left behind
OF burglar tools and eleven N
IN the door of the big safe
tempt was made in the
George j. Llewellyn, a rpve11
agentat Wilkesbarre. He had
to Scranton, so there was no 4
The safe. While the robbqrl
work a fire alarm rang, and
Clark, who has a room abo1
lyn's office, was awakened. Ii
up she overturned a chair
supposed 20 have frightened
A petition will be present
court at Essington praying =
closing of Front street from
thoroughfare to the Corlntb
Clubs house, and for the d
Second street. If the ID
granted the club will macajl
ond street and erect on eth
the thoroughfare several nd
'tages. The club proposes
some hing like SGS,OOO in
ments, and has bought did
and McGinty properties. throI
the line Of the proposed nd
extends.
A terrible railroad accl
averted at Selinsgrove. P.
man, the tower dispatcher
grove Junction, while crOI
railroad bridge spanning th
hanna River, noticed a large
the stone work of the abutml
east side. Later he found
thirty-five feet of the track
fallen into the river. lmme
ran to the tower and 10
Selinsgrove Office to hold
train. The train had alrea
to cross the bridge, but
cepted in the nick of time
Application was made to
nor for the incorporation o.
dan Manufacturing COMPANY
ter, the product of which VI
ton, wooden, fax and silk god
the incorporators are ". s.
Richard Wetherill, AleSl
Meigs, Irving w. Jordan Al
f. Kincavy. The new ccm
reorganization of the Arasa
Company and the output Of
will be increased.
The barn on the MOnOcac
Camel's Hump, Bethlehem
was destroyed by fire. Eight
ished in the flames. The Ia
anted by George S. Fink for
of DR.. j. w. Detwlller A
kicked over a lantern, causl1
The loss is $4,000.
George Cooley, crossing
the p. w. & B. Railway "
Claymont, was struck and
northbound train. He had J
a message to the engineer
bound train and was stTuq
northhound train, which he
serve.
Wire thieves cut the Bel
wire between Chester and v
About a mile and a hall ol
been cut in a piece OF WOODS
up ready to be taken
thieves. however, warned
| fed before officers reached
The Franklin Forge and
| pany has awarded the ~
building a plant at Edlys~
f. Kerr & Co. Operations
as soon as borough Colnca
closing of certain suT' /
pending ordinances.
While at work in a ofs
Luke s.dler Colliery, shame
Andrew and Paul PreO
smothered to death by
creating u big body oil sS'
The Warren Grand Jury Z.
bill charging George {, n !
attempting to bribe thIse n, u
for Joseph C. Slbley at 'n'
month.
Postmaster II. P. VIII"
the plans for Altoona ~
building, and bids VIII s. us'
construction In a few u1''
The Chester Police Pa1a ,s,'
cd s. l.. Armour, prosldy.uas,
man, vice-president, Gec,s ,si-
secretary, and A. b. A''D'
urer.
The Stroudsbnrs lo,o"yid
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