The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-07-25
PENNSYLVANIA NEWS.
The Latest Happenings Cleaned From
All Over the State.
PATENTS AND PENSIONS GRANTEE.
Pstrisrehs Militant Meet New Officials In
controI-Armor Plate for Russia..Four Men
Killed by Lightning Lancaster Man Says
His Wife Has Negro Blood In Her veins--
Other Live News

Other Live News
These patents were issued to Penn
| sylvanians during the week: Herbert
| Clark. Knoxville, printers galley; Hi
ram w. Eaton, Jr. and A. Benson,
| Bradford, bull wheel for oil or artesan
wells; John Eichert, Pittsburg, ruler;
| Harry Etheridge, McKeesport, cosgu-
liant feeder; John c. Fitzsimmons, Pitts
burg. metallic railway tie; Walter B.
George, Homer City, framework for
| buildings; Harry G. Grubbs. Allegheny,
| flushing cuspidor Reuben NJ. Head Al
legheny, reversible driving gear; Julian
| Kennedy, Pittsburg, metal device, also
boss plate; James r. Klippelt and II.
w. letters, Allegheny. switch operating
mechanism; August f. Lauman. Allie
| gheny, treating lime; VIM A. McCool.
| Beaver Falls, machine for drawing
| metal, also die for metal drawing ma
chine; Camille Mercader. Braddock,
| and {. l.. Wimot. Pittsburg skelp
handling apparatus; John Medcalfe and
| T. Bell, Roscoe, barrel; Joseph c. Moo
| ney Erie, pneumatic tire; Henry J.
| Moreland, Pittsburg, piston rod pack
ing.
| The following pensions were granted
| Turing the week: Zublon Parker North
East, SO; Vim. II. Wilton, Verona, SO;
Levi Dague, Washington, SS Sumner
L. Ord, Warren, so; Henry T. Graves,
Millport, $I2 Joseph Newman Nc
Donald So: John Roy, Gllett. SI2; JET
lerson McCardle, Burnham $40; Thos.
Benner, Spruce Creek, $I2; Henry Rath-
burn, Titusvillc, $40; Thomas McCleary,
| Kittannng, So; Jacob Bruner, Cooks
Mills, $40; James Miles, Amity, $I2;
| John L. Herr. Harmony, So; Andrew
| Kissel. Conneaut, So: VIM II. Gray,
Pittsburg, $40; Mary A. Monroe Hunt
ngton Mills, So; Jennie Mcconnell, Al
oona. SS; Mary Hartzel, Pittsburg. So;
| Mary Jane Powell. Wheeler, SIS; Earl J.
Oliver Sugar Run. S36 James r. Kee-
ley, Altoona, $8; John Scott. Cliffmine,
| So; VIM Stutt, Bradysbend, SO; Thos
| 5. Thompson, Home, $8 Amos Focht,
| Mahantango, $I7: Davis s. Hsert,
ritusville, $40; James M. Alaghan, Hol-
J iidaysburg. $I2.
The following sums will be paid the
various counties every year for four
years from the restored school fund;
Adams, $I627,o4; Allegheny. S2o.-
| 722.oI; Armstrong, S2s52.76; Beaver,
$2s3337; Bedford $zI42.7o; Berks.
$oS7434; Blair, $3soo.34; Bradford,
S3I65.os Bucks $3o34,4S; Butler,
$27o473; Cambria, $3oo575; Cameron,
S36o87 Carbon $Iooo.37; Center,
$2I33.o2; Chester. $4os28o; Clarion,
| $4,000; Clearfield, $374s.2s; Clinton,
SI428.22 Columbia, $Ios265; Crawford
| $355377; Cumberland S23oI. ~; Dau-
phin, $45S4 80 Delaware, $34so. 90; Elk,
$l44I.o2 Erie, $4345.eo Fayette,
| S3o77.o2; Forest, $55I.46; Franklin,
$26I853: Fulton, $58343; Green,
| $I57S.2o; Huntingdon $Iooc67: Indi-
ana, $2Io4.27; Jefferson, S2o32.7I; yuni-
alta, $8o5.8o; Laclawana, $7oII.22; Lam
caster, $780,. So; Lawrence, S22S2. 70;
Lebanon, $a2o26o; I,ehigh, $4,000;
Luzernc, $40, 1885 Lycoming. $36I6 10;
| Mexican, Sass. So; Mercer, $2S34oI;
Miffin, $IoSoo4; Monroe, SIo77 4S;
Montgomery, S534oo5; Montour
Soo3. So; Northampton, $417o.II; North
umberland $37o3o7; Perry $I4I.56;
Philadelphia, '$304o358; Pike, $4o8 27;
Potter, $I4o47S Schuylkill, S7S53.33;
Snyder, $o76.os;' Somerset, $2254.I IS;
Sullivan. Soo4.4 Susquchanna, $z2 1923;
rioga, $262I.Ss; Union. $1,000; Venan-
go, $2324.23; Warren: $Io6584; Wash
ngton, $4oS7.35; Wayne, STo72.oo;
Westmoreland, $6io2,o3; Wyoming,
| pG%o5Oi Ork, p54Oo.ll.
| One hundred and twenty-five delegates
attended the sessions Of the Department
Council of the Patriarchs Militant OF
| Pennsylvania, which convened at Al
toona, Major General Ed C. Deans, of
Scranton, presided A gain OF Io2 mem
bers over last year was shown. These
| officers were elected and installed by
General W. II. Cogswel, OF Phiadcl-
phia. President MAJOR General Ed c.
Deans, Scranton; vice-president. Colonel
! Joseph L. Pile, Philadelphia; secretary
Lieutenant Colonel George w. Skilhorn,
Scranton; treasurer, Col, w. c. Cowlcs,
! OF Scranton; officer of guard, General j.
B, Andrews, Altoona; aide lieutenant,
| Colonel Philip II. Gilbert Scranton;
sentinels, Lieutenant Colonel Harry j.
/ Hall. Carbondale. and Captain W. A.
Saucerman, Altoona. The standing com.
| mittees were named by General Deans
The council approved fifty recommended
tions for the Degree OF Chivalry and
! Wilkes Barre was selected as The next
| place OF meeting.
| a fierce electrical storm at Glove City
! resulted in four deaths and the injury of
! three others. A section crew on the
| Bcsscmer and Lake Erie Railroad was
returning from work when the storm
came up The men FASTENED to a de-
serted house at the Pinchaloae mine,
where they sought shelter. Hardy had
| they reached shelter when The house
was struck by lightning. Luther Camp
| bell, foreman OF the crew, and Howard
! Cornelius, one OF the section men, we're
struck by the same bolt and instantly
! killed.
| Vim. + Hinden. OF Lancaster. made