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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-03-21

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Women use seventeen times as many
gloves as men.
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The unsuccessful man realizes that there
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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-03-21

About 1000 people in Paris are employed
in the preparation of human hair for the
market.
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The date of the Johnstown flood was
May 81, 1889.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-03-21

The record running high jump is siz
feet five and three-quarters inches.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-03-21

Great Britain brews $s45, 100000 worth
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Eleven Indian languages are still spoken
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The sun., 1901-10-03
4 QUESTION or CREDiY.

Adlittttln@, for tile sake of argument IA
the c'lse, Every Evenings conclusion
about Republican responsibility for III
SUSSEX county financial condition, i
admissible at least that wc suggest N.
application u is method Of fixing tb.t
responsibility g tllr financial condition
~ This city and county.
ihe complaint made is tint tbc I'll.
bidders for loan Of $4,000 projected ,r
w. Levy Court u Sussex county, rs
lflaed 70 accept the county's lond~. IN,
taat z SECOND bid was necessary n n,.r.,
Y i1lac" The bonds: and the levy (fnrt
being republican, The Republicans ~, y,
spansibIe.
Wen, how about the responsibility ri,
similar taiImc with the bonds ~ NJ.
cilEs Who. which party. il responsible
~ ll'll HE Democrats have been n
control Of the finances of this c:tv 1p,1
county for more than Il decade, aad NJ
tle% are, and have been throughout tb
Isflod o1 l'efee.atic control. in il con,Ii.
tlan equally, II not worse. as mn ". I:
that Of Sussex county. Two ycar. pz,a ".
l"ss' The Democratic City Council II.
tempted 10. place $4,000 worth of civ
bonds. nnd the bidders refused, gftor M.
aWard, % accept the bonds. and ii Nh
tArElf rightly There was 10 second
hhi t9l these bonds. Thus il app0ars
that II the richest community II thr
State, y its metropolis. ii what i.s Irru
taasti'ullE called the ''Diggest liitte div
Of the country" loan Of $4,000 thnlf
the amount Of the projected Sussex con,
~ loanl is rcfuScd the Democratic CHt
Council of that city nas N little credit
That second hid i net mi Il. and tho
bonds ale not sold. Further than thi;
ae"a'dins 70 Every Evenings own state-
mrht about 4, the local county finances
uhd"r p"noclatic contr0, have gone Ee
hilld 100000 in less than five wears. and
me conditions prodHced rs Democratic |
cohtfol art e bad that tycn Every Even
ing suggests that the Democrats con.
The sun., 1901-10-03
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The sun., 1901-10-03
DEATHS.

CASN0N--1n this city on October 9, 1901. Frank
x, son OF Michael ami susan Cannon.
Relatives and friends are invited to at.enf
Inc ftnerai from the residence ~ his narrntS
M Ne 3l5 ciaymoht street, on saturday morning
atNo.clock Rtquteil mas At Il. Mary's church.
lntormantat neW Cathedral GENE ery
aCk8ON-At Chester. Pa. on NctJbcr ., lq0l.
RicAard Jackson, in his f21 year
relatives and friends are rrsrcrfnlly invited
70 atteEd tho funeral services frtm his late fesI
deHee. ~ Rose street Chester on Friday after
cemetery.
STE ! Rf-Op 0ct1hnr 1901 Mary. dauphtci
q the late Charles end Elizabeth stewart
Sela ives and friends are invited te attend No
ia&eiaI tinm her late residence NJ 7l5 Lanes.
lrf aSehus this afternoon at 4 O'Clock Inter
meut ptVnte,
NULL y III this city on outobcr.lst. 1901, JOIN
=, Mul{u. 95'''
Rciatiyes ard friends nre respectfully invited
aucnd the funeral from the residence Gf I'M
mother. No 40 North Jackson street, Oh SatiT,.
aay n"rhlng at e'cltck, solemn requiem mas
p y PalFs Church litermcnt at Cathedral
cemetery.
The sun., 1901-10-03

uoliing these finances lave been sauand-
ering and dishonesty appropriating tho
public funds; further than that. tb,s
Democratic organ that accuses the Re-
publicans Of Sussex county with mis-
managing the funds Of that county. ad
hittlng that the Democrats of this city
and county are incapable and unworthy
OF public trust, calls upon the Republ:-
cans of this city for aid in fixing the rr-
Sponsihility for Democratic financial m.,,-
What right has such dirty Demos
cratic pot, to call the Republican kettle
black?
The comparison of these two cases af
financial difficulty results in favor of tho
Sussex Republicans. The $50 loan
they offered was taken. The s24, 900 loan
of the populous and wealthy city Of vii.
Mington under Democratic control. was
not taken and the Democratic CITY Conn
IL i noM facing municipal bankruptcy.
II has neither funds or credit sufficient
% meet its obligations.
Which, the Republicans Of Sussex. or
he Democrats of New Castle, have tho
letter credit?
In Sussex the county bonds were sold
nd the funds obtained to meet condi-
| tions Of finance that were made ana
liked, by the Democratic administrations
af that county, where peculation and ms.
management had been a part Of the 10.
'itical regime for half century. In this
city Democratic scheme to refund il
icht made by Democrats failed. leaving
the Democratic financial managers hope
lessly enthrallcd. The Republicans ef
Sussex succeeded in a ease whore credit
was needed. The Democrats Of this city
New Castlcl. failed in il case where
credit WAS needed. Plainly in the mat
taf Of credit the Republicans Of Sussex
are preferable to the Democrats Of Nav
Castle
The intent of the Democratic fault
linding wit Sussex county finances il Ia
iiscrcdit, and il possible 70 defeat the
E"pnblicans " that county at the next
election. That is plain. BY the same
rule these critics onglt 10 diserelit ana
demand the defeat q the Democrats Of
this city and county. That would IL
consistent with their reform prctcution4.
- they show that consistency? Not i
ilit o it. They defend the Democrats II
N"w Castle, for what they condemn
for verse than they condcmn-in tho Ro-
Hnblcans Of Sussex. and thus furnish
The most positive proof Of the inSincerity
y Democratic reform professions.
The sun., 1901-10-03
EVERYDAY Philosophy.

Talk happiness. The world is sad enough
Without your woes. No path is wholly
rough.
Look for the places that are smooth and
clear,
And speak If those. to rest the weary
ear
or earth. 50 hurt BY one continuous,
strain
or human discomfort, and grief. and pain.
Talk faith. The world is better off with
out
Your uttered ignorance and morbid doubt,
II you have faith IN God. or man. OF self
Say 50: il not, push back upon the shell
or silence all Your thoughts till faith
shall come;
No one will glrye because your lips arc
dumb.
Talk health. The drcary never-changins
tale
OF fatal malndieS is worn and stale.
lou cannot charm. nor interest, nor
please,
BY harping on that minor chord, dis
ease.
Say Won are well, or all is well with yon,
And God shall hear your words ana maxi
them true.
-Eychanpp
The sun., 1901-10-03
The HOUSEWIVES CORNER. :

with little fine cut beef hat, one fine cut
onion and celery over the fire; cook and
stir five minutes, add one even teaspoon
full salt and small meat bone and three
pints of water. Cover and cook slowly
one hour, then strain the broth into i
clean saucepan. Boil two large potatoes,
drain and mash them fine, add one tea
spoonful butter and ope gill Of milk,
add il to the broth. cn5k few minutes,
season to taste, add little chopped pars
ley and serve.
Veal CakeS--Procure one pound Of fine
chopped leah veal season with one tea
spoonful salt, a quarter teaspoonful pep
per stwhite). add little fine-chopppd beef
fat. mix together and form into four flat
cakes. Place frying-pan with sonla
fine cut beef fat over the fire and when
hot put in the veal cakes, fry light brown
on both sides. Lay them on hot dish.
Add one teaspoonful flour to gravy IN
pan. stir one minute. add one cup of boil
ing water, little salt pepper. and one
tcaspoonful lemon juice. little piece |
butter and little beef extract. Cock tn i
smooth sauce and strain it over tho
cakes.
Apple DumpliHG--O cup Tour, one
half cup lard onc-qnarter teasp .onfll
salt Chop the lard fine with n knife
III the flour. add one gill of cold water.
mix it with the same knife into Il
smooth paste Roll il out on n pastry
board, cut it into fonr squares. Set one
peeled and cored apple in centre Of each
square. fold the fonr corners or top the
apple together. Brush over with beaten
egg and bake in n hot over ill done.
Sance-Stir one tablespoonful butter
with four tahlosnoonfuls powdered sugar
to q cream. add little nutmeg anl If
liked little brandy. Serve with dump
linss.
The sun., 1901-10-03

distinctively tlonncc, are immense How
ers. six or eight inchr, il, diameter, each
petal being III the iorm of Il leaf made p
tucked cream hatistc the tucks set ~
diagonally and gravitating toward the
centre, giving very pretty effect of the
veins Of lenf Each of these leaves.
and 80 the entire flower or cluster OF lea-
YES. rs il might bc called, is outlined
with fancN gold braid Or design in gold.
'rhe bodice of the gown is made almost
entirely Of the leaves. which are clnSt-
cred III different ways 10 agree with tie
shape of the bodice. and have n decided
ultilitalian value, rs ii Is possible e use
thcm 10 hest advantage. II is 1T the
same time striking and effective trim
ming and yet simple.
The sun., 1901-10-03
FOOT BRIDGE NEEDED.

A footway across the Brandywne by
way Of the T., w. X Il. railroad bridge
would be a great accommodation to the
people Of that vicinity. The bed of the
railroad and the adjacent streets leal
ing to the great works on each side of thr
Brantywine, are the natural and shortest
routes of passage for many hundreds vi
people going to and from those works
Time is a matter of Importance Ia these
people as much so AS to force many a
them to dare the passage of the bridgt
under its present conditions This is a.
indication of Il demand from the puhii,
Tor legitimate service such us ths
suggested footway would be. 1t could
be laid outside the tracks OH this bridge
or built upon ain extension from the sidt
OF the bridge, and without very grcnj
cost. Another thing about it is that thi,
short way seems to be the natural IN,
right route from the north side Of tlt
Bfandywine to the new Seventh street
bridge, and without it persons living nenl
the line Of the railroad are cumnellpd Il
make the circuitouS route over Eleventh
street bridge: IL compulsion forcing il cos
ol tllne ana labor that shoulu be saved
either by new bridge or by the use Of
the one already built We understand
that the railroad company owns thl
bridge. hut that does not aryie 81. ur,y,
lhat the public have no rights in ID
Whatever that right Is should he mn,
available for public use. There cprtniuI .
Is authority or that somewhere. I'M
other thing about il is this. Tie peoplr
VIII iSe i. Of course the railroad com
pany forbid it. have taken up the blank
lng formerly laid on it to make passn.r
oNf j ~ difficult as possible, and IL
reli"Ne the company Of amy responsibility
1or accidents that may happen 10 p,.1.
sons crossing the bridge. That N ny
hl'etiilg the public demand and necessit,-
Tor Z crossing, and is increasing III.
aalger TO those who do cross II ~
course this increased danger Is intnndrtI
as preventive meaStrt--the prevention
81 accidents for which the companN
would be responsible. The question then
= would not safe crossing provided II
me company to be used at the respon-
SlbilitS OF the users he better preyenta-
tive than is new in force? The people
are using that bridge. II is very aim
cut i not impossible to prevent such
nse IF il. Il follows that ii il incar,.
fclit upon whatever it fails til.
duty Of protecting public interest.
facilitating business by making pubnc
highways saIe g provide safe passa.
way across tie Rrandywine III thc raiI-
road bridge.
The sun., 1901-10-03
For THE MEST

TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET. STA
Ti0N, PHILADELPHIA.
S.l' a. m, duly, PittShurg, Chicago, Gin.
einnaah Louisville and St Louis. DIN
ing Carr.
1875 a. M, daily, for Pittsburg and chi.
cago, CNo coaches to Pittsburg) Linn.
7, ia@d TO two, Buffet Parlor Cars
i29 p m; daily Limited" Pittahurg
+, Louisville, aud st. Louis fDining ears
= , w . p m, daily Pittsburs and Cleveland
10 ~. daily. Pittsburg Chicago, Nash
Sillet (via CncinnatD. Indianapolis. and
st Louis Dining Carl
&21. p m, Ptttsburg, Columbus, In
{ tdaianapnlis; Louisville and St Louis.
for Toledo, except Sunday
lL0a n, m daily, Pittsburg Cincinnati.
and Cleveland
daily for Rockville, Vii Shenand,9ii
Nallny Route; for Cleveland, except III.
The sun., 1901-10-03
Fott BeFF.I.o

VA ! Emporium ;'enction, $50 q. m, ana
Via canandagua. $40 d. NJ, week DAYS
~ = n, except Saturday, and lf.sl SN
~ Congressional Limited Express Al
neslibule l'arl0r Cars and Dining chr
M extra fare other than the usual pul-
~ Limited Express Nestihule parlor
'4rk, Nestlhule Passenger Coaches fl,l
llmiig Gar No extra fare
rhe Wilmineton Transfer Company VIM
aHli W, NM check basgage from hatgl
For further information passengers afa
r,eterrsl to the ticket agent at the sfatinn
General Manager. General pasa Ill
The sun., 1901-10-03
,BALTlM0RE&0hI
RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect May 10, 1901
All trains Illuminated with pnts,
e'j Express trains
Trains leave Wilmington. Delaware A..
nue. Statlor ior
S5s Ne% ! m 4oEk ialg ~:ss dsys gs SIS .sSl a.s. n
s3. .50l ,'29 i,n,,a$ .,i$5 !. n, 's5a sa
PfllLADELPilA, week days, xm
20. 1850. 10, 500. '9.39, 40 So, los i, ny y
~ l9, .225, 2t5, 1859. 'SlS Royal l.irntss1'i
So 5i l2G. s5S I. .9as 1888. S + is5 II sgaal
p i5, 'S.59. f5.1S (Royal Limlted): Gaa ,s,
81. '1r.F2 y. m
!, ,n'.ssE y rs 5 Yses YSs : eags vs. sa@ .s5e
Z ~ 'iD.52 y. M Sundays, To. H,n .is3'
Nh. til.3b a. N L.i5. 1853. 635, .7l3, SsS
n. A. ..iai5 .ss5, .aSs, sis Sss ana ' !s27 ~
Sundays, 40 and 9.39 n. m, Sis i q =
Cape May. week days. $3.50 ana \ s.89 X i
m; ~ y '.S5 .5 and 500, p. m, sundays.
Sea Isle city week days. .65o 4 !
lsla, '2.s5 and 1853 p. m, Sunday. 4. gms
baltimore and Washington, week day.
ilS. G.55,. 800, .ll:ol a; m; .I256 .J5' .559'
,aio,. 'i57 go tRoyal Limited, .Sa,
'. ~ p b n 3 q s9nday. Il 7 ). % ails o, 'so s@
55, 'S0, 10l6 y. m.
Baltimore and way stations, G55 n n
~ y. m, daily except Sunday. 96,55 NJ,
/ IS y, IN, Sunday only.
Newark week days .i1s. C55. .s6,
j, m, sundays. si.1S, tS.0i. 9G a ri
r25G 'i57. G55 si2, .iO.1G D m ~
pttsburg. week days .S.0i. a. m .n
ZIG D. m. Sundays. $50, a. m 'isI
Nlf p IN.
Cincinnati and st. Lonis, Ais Y - u
l25G and .1O16 p M; daily.
Slngerly accommodation. week days
So a, m, 319 6I0, y. m. Sundays. gtr, 4.
NJ, Gh5, Si2 p m. s.
Landenhcrg accommodation, week davs
30 y. m. SUNDAYS, 655 p. m.
.FASE MARKET STREET STATION
t.andenberg. week days, $40 Il m ts
80 ~ m. SUNDAYS $40 n. M, G.55 i n
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for WiT.
niugton, week days. '3S5. $50. '73N .0E
80. '5AS tRoYal Limited, SIS. 625 .t0
2 20, II Is n III. Sundays, '3.35. '73n 4,
nd II 40 n m. 'l220 *137 145 'ie0
iS Royal Eimited, 5.55. T3O. 7iO, q NJ
go p. m.
Delmarvla Telephone. No i93.
Rates to western points lower than Via
~ other line
= Muller. Passenger Agent, W
II u MtRriN. Man. Of Pass. Traflo
The sun., 1901-10-03
Home Ismyers Haxc. a Look.

IN contemplating The purchase If 1
lonS" uNers' attention Is called Ia thr
house buyers attention IS called to Ihe
Estate Company which have boon buiil
en the old Bush estate 1T Tenth AL
lolnbafd streets. These houses arr inst
the size for family and contain M tl,.
modern improvements. lllp Home Rcnl
hstat" Company is @ be commended
fer its enterprise. Through its clrorts
VIC eastern section of the city has bpcn
much improved ly the building Of m II
cru homes. The company has an agent
on the ground at all times.
The sun., 1901-10-03
BRIEF BUT BREEZY
SIMMER seems Ioathcd Z -.

SIMMER seems loathrd 70 go.
~ women always remained youne ana
4etutttfrl tind would moi IL served u
we'll
When Ian are tempted u complain of
.a!,i, ~ Etsi' ! hospital fnll q rripp' i
Hay" >en eFrr noticed that when Il
a@nah ~litl.is ont - Give i piece Of hrl.
5Ilai sEr frequently loIls other persons
~ ttirir pcacr:
fhe Gralh q cN-Presidrnt Mckinley
hltri'fcd ~ ! measure with general
trade, hat NOW that the whealS of rav
|aln"nt are gntn mono revolving snoofh-
n ihr hesitation on Tie part af buyers
tnd sellers alike will disappear.
The sun., 1901-10-03
FOR THE SDITTU.

Southern Railway, Express GAG D. m
daily sleeper to Port Tampa. Augusta
Memphis aud New orleans: 736 ~ m
daily, sleepers To New Orleans. Macon
Memphis Nashville via Asheville and
Hot Springs
Atlantic Coast Line. Express 12.13 II. m
daily, sleepers TO Charleston, Macon. aud
Port Tampa Los n. m daily, slecpcrs tc
Richmond and Jacksonville
Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railway Sill D. m
natl
seaboard Air Lnc Railway Exprcs,
~ n m, daily, sleencrS 10 New Orleans
and Jacksonyille, "F'lor!la and Metropo
10 Jacksonville and Atlanta.
The sun., 1901-10-03

III" serious illness Of thc veteran
editor Robert y. IIoffrcl,er, rthc smyrn.
Times, has, in nll probability. remove,
from aetiv" work the oldest Of thr Sta,,
editors. Mr. Atnifccker IL over 70 ycal.
% ase and has been in almost constIn,
stfHlc" Us M editor for fifty Years. STcl
iehsth Of service, and such ~ expcrrlla
" y slves, has made Mr., IIoffrcicr on
Or lhe hest known citizens of tho Stote
and what is i better achiryemcnt tb.,
hotofie'E' has given nlm the respect 81
~ h!s many acquautanccs. From n.
directions therefore come words II s,n
ptihN and RESPECT for his illness. for II.
unexpected retirement from clitor,,
Mork, anl hopes and prayers for ii
speedy recovery.
The sun., 1901-10-03
$40 Excursion 10 Pam American
Exposition via the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad.

On October 10th, 18TH 22nd, 3lst
train leaves Wilmington, Delawareayrnnc
9.39 Il. IA. aflording q delightful ride
through The famous Wyoming Valley.
Through parlor ears. Tickets. good re.
turning seven days including dnte q
sale, on all trains except "Black Dia
mond Express" and Royal Limited"
The sun., 1901-10-03

BREAKFAST TOMORROW.
Baked apples. Boiled hominy. Beef
hash. Mullins. coffee Butter.
IHURSDAY'S COOKING.
Yesterday we lived high. Today we
reach the minimum of economy. Variety
is the spice of life. Cold sliced beef from
yesterday is good enough for lunch. po-
tato cream soup is one Of the best Of
soups when properly made. You must
be very careful not to get it too thick or
too thin.
| Beef Hash--For beef hash, chop rr
grind fine the remaining href of the pot
roast add to half pint of beef half pint
Of fine chopped potatoes. Place n frying
pan with half tablespoonful drippings
over the fire. add meat and potatoes
small grated onion with salt and pepper.
add quarter cupful boiling water, stir
| and cook six minutes and then serve
| Mntiins-AliN one cup Of prepared flour
with one teaspoonful butter, one egg and
half cupful water into thick batter
Place eight small muffin rings on a hot
sriddlc. put little fat into each ring
| fill them half full with the batter and
bake over a moderate fire light brown
Turn over with Il pancake turner and
| bake the same on the other side. Serve
N il napkin.
Potato Cream Soup-place saucepan
The sun., 1901-10-03
DEI,,waRE nr,.ISIoS

For New Castle. sl3 a. m, 3O3. 4,p2 and
bES y m. week DAYS
For Lewes and Rehoboth, Si3 a. m
~ D. m, week days
For Dover, Harrington ana Dclrnar
", l0.aS a m, 402 65S and 12ll u. m
sunday l2ll D. m.
For wyoming and way stations 2O2 y
M week daYs
Express for Cape Charles. OH Poin,
Comfort and Norfolk, loss d. M, week
days ana 12l1 night daily