The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-09-26
SUMMARY OF THE LATEST NEWS.
Domestic.

An impressive national memorial ser
vice ior President Mckinley was held
in Washington. Thousands could not
get into the building and IN overflow
meeting was held in the street The
exercises consisted OF short addresses
by clergymen OF different denomina
tions and singing by the entire audi
ence, with the Marine Band accompany
ing.
Aguinaldo's bodyguard. including
Major Ahambra, two captains. two lieu.
tenants and 20 men. have surrendered
and taken the oath OF allegiance. Cen
eral Chaffee has refused requests ior
the release OF the prisoners on the
Island OF Guam.
The engagement is announced in
Washington Of Miss Annie Ridge Ear
ly. a grandniece OF General Early. and
Mr.. Arnold Randolph Fairfax. third in
line in succession to the title OF Lord
Fairfax.
Steps have been taken for the organi-
zation OF an association having in view
the erection oi a national memorial
monument at the cemetery at Canton
in which lie President Mckinley's re-
mains.
A suit has been brought in a North
Carolina court to increase the railroad
valuation in the State TO SIoSooo,ooo
for the purposes OF taxation
An artesian well contractor named
Riley was found dead near the railroad
track at Keystone, Va. His body was
badly mangled.
Rev. DR.. Silas c. Swallow was cen
sured at public meeting at Harrisburg
because OF his utterances respecting MIR.
Mckinley.
The flagship Kearsarge. OF the North
Atlantic Squadron. made the best record
during the recent target practice.
Aaron Leftwich and John Johnston,
escaped murderers from Virginia. have
been captured in Missouri.
Simon Sterne. an authority on rail-
road and constitutional law, expired in
New York from apopleXy.
Mayor Hatch. OF Camden, y. J.. re-
fused to issue a permit for socialists to
hold meeting.
Johann Most was arrested again in
New York, charged with being a disor-
derly person.
Christ Reformed Church was dedi-
Gated with appropriate exercises at
Martinsburg. w. Va.
A company has been organized at
Yankee, Col, to mine the ice OF gla-
cier.
The Medical News publishes re
view of the Mckinley case. giving the
surgeons credit for skilful work and de-
claring the Presidents death to be due
TO an unusual and unexpected complica-
ton.
Ex-President Cleveland wept as he de-
livered a panegyric on President Nc
Kinley before the students OF Princeton
University.
The Third Party conference selected
Joseph A. Parker, OF Louisville. KY, and
others as the national executive COM
mittee
Patrolman William Hnde, OF Toledo,
who drank to the health of Czolgosz,
was discharged from the force.
The transit steamer Hudson is believ-
ed to have foundercd in Lake Superior
with her crew OF IS men.
Fire destroyed Szoo.o 600 worth of busi-
ness property in Chicago
John Armstrong Chanler, the former
husband of Amelie Rives. who mysteri-
ously disappeared about a year ago, ap-
peared in the court at Charlottesville
Va, to defend a suit OF some property
in which he is interested.
The body OF the three-year-old son oi
Andrew Kragness, Of Menominee, Wis,
was found in a swamp. where the child
had died from exposure and fright.
United States Judge Ester in Homo
lulu, decided that the United States Con
stitution was extended to the islands by
the Newlands resolution.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of ODD
Fellows voted to allow copies of the Sc
cret work OF the order to be made, one
for each state jurisdiction.