The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-06-21
The NEWS.

oiAoA memDcrb IN lhDOr ORGANIZATIONS during
the three months ending March 81 last.
Charles X. lands, OF vineland, N. j., the
founder OF number OF Jersey towns, cut
on his sons without dollar. The Will is to
be contested.
Mrs. Robert Garrett. before sailing for
abroad, insisted that the Cunard Steamship
Company sign contract not to bury her
at sea.
The stone bridge at Newport News, built
by O. p. Huntington at his own expense TO
m Ike a safe crossing, has been completed.
Judge John +. Metzger, OF williamsport,
Pa, was attacked In his office by dis
trict Attorney Edwards, whom he had of
Tended.
Three men were killed and fourteen per-
sons injured by an explosion Of gunpowder
In a manufactory OF fireworks in Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Q. b. Hammond, the daughter Of q
Montana millionaire, went to live with her
husband in freight car.
The contest Of the St. Louis street car
strikers will now be waged along the lines
Of the boycott.
Worry over threatened divorce suit drove
Mrs. William J. Weleh, 10 New York. insane
@. II. King, stock broker shot and killed
James Flood, hackman, in Omaha.
The motorman OF Chicago trolley car
dropped dead on the platform, and the car
dashed across the railroad tracks just ahead
OF freight train.
Myron Clark, OF Hallyville, l. T., becom-
ing insane, forced his wife at the pistol
point to take fatal dose OF strychnine
The Daughters OF the Confederacy had
their annual reunion at Martinsburg, W..
Va. Many veterans attended.
Jacob Fetrow fell from q burning farm
house roof In Conaways Township, Pa, and
crushed his skull.
Two men were killed and eight injured In
a collision on the Southern Hallway, near
Atlanta.
Hugh Britton, who was engaged TO be
married, committed suicide IN Petersburg,
Va.
Frank Desert, eight years old, was killed
by lightning in Chambersburg, Pa.
The Subcommittee OF the Democratic Ma
uonal Committee met at Kansas City, and
Chairman Jones Issued statement that
delegates and visitors to the convention will
be accommodated at reasonable rates.
The jury In the United States Court In
New York gave verdict for the return to
Mrs. Phyllis Dodge OF the jewels seized by
the customs officials.
Judge Morrow, in San Francisco. decided
the plague quarantine In San Francisco H.
legal because II Disseminated against the
Mongolians.
Ten lives were lost and seven persons
were injured, some seriously, in FIRE which
destroyed tenement house In New York.
The Foundrymen's National Association
refused to grant the increase demanded by
the molders.
George Perry, a slate-roofer, in Philadel-
phia, fell eight stories and managed to es-
cape serious injury.
DR.. A. L. Bowers resigned the presidency
of the West Virginia Methodist Conferen ce
Seminary.
David Dwight Wells, author and play
wright, died at his home in Norwich, Conn.
The l44th commencement OF the University
of Pennsylvania was celebrated by the con-
ferring OF degrees in art, music, science
law, medicine dental surgery, veterinary
medicine and philosophy.
Michael B. Grady, western organizer fol
the International Bricklayers' Union and
former secretary Of the Trades and Labor
Assembly, was assaulted In Chicago by three
men.
Woodworkers Of Chicago to the number Of
about 5000 may strike as a result of the re.
fusal OF manufacturers to grant demand fol
10 per cent. raise.
Lient. Guy T. Scott, Third Artillery, U. s.
A., was married to Miss Leila voorhies. oi
San Francisco. The groom is son Of Uni.
ted States Senator Scott.
Tne Commissioner of Accounts places the
shortage of John Clark In the Bureau o.
Markets, New York, at nearly s11 900
All negotiations for a settlement Of the St
Louis car strike are of.
Sheriff suter, OF Frankfort, Ky., ha.
reached Indianapolis with o requisition fol
W. s. Taylor, charging him with being nj
accessory to the Goebel murder.
Governor Mount refused to honor reouisi
ton papers Of Governor Beckham.
Comptroller Coler, OF New York. addressed
students OF the Illinois State University OF
problems growing out OF conditions in oui
cities and out OF corporate greed.
The Court Of Claims decided that Admira
Sampson was In command at Santiago. and
that Admiral Schley was his subordinate.
Senator Davis, chairman OF the Commit
tee on Foreign Relations, in an address be.
fore the alumni Of the University Of Penn,
sylvania. said that our victories at Santiago
and Manila had done more to establish tn,
peace Of the world than all the negotiation
and alliances OF fifty years preceding.
company composed OF business men o.
York, Pa, with capital OF $500, 600, has
leased for twenty years the mining right o.
6,2OO acres OF land In the Tonawanda Indlar
reservation, Genosec county, New York.
All the divisions and lines OF the st. Loul.
Transit Company were in operation. but
only portion OF the regular number OF car
wero running.
Rear Admiral Sehley again states that h,
will not accept q Vice Presidential nomina
tion.
After being out two days, the jury in tn,
trial OF Rev, RoRne Rlddick, for the murde,
OF DR.. W. II. Temple, at Lawrenceyille, Va.
brought in a compromise verdict OF man.
slaughter, with three years in the peniten.
tiary.
Waltcr X. Davis, who was arrested II
Concord, N. H., for selling soda water on
Sunday, was discharged, the Judge ruling
that soda water was one of the necessaries
OF life.
John Bilaskas, Turk, murdered Peter
Giovani, Greek, in Philadelphia.
Landon T. Davis, stamp clerk OF Kissman
Whitney y Co., bankers, In New York, con.
tossed TO having used washed interua
revenue stamps.
A wreck occurred on the Chicago nnt
Northwestern Road In Des Moines, Iowa
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