The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-11-20
THE KEYSTONE STATE.
news Happenings Of Interest Gathered
From All Sources


articles; John A. Bridge, Wall Station
rail joint; George II. Clark, Pittsbu-g.
skirt attachment; Edward A. Cowles
Franklin, bit; II. c. Cooper, Oil City.
boiler; James II. Danver. Pittsburp.
washstand, basin and sink: William
Ferguson, Pittsburg collar and necktie
fastener: Jesse A. Heidrick, Butler,
scale; George w. Kramer. Oil CITY,
axle support; Charles Kudrer, ALE.
gheny, apparatus for ventilating mines:
Thaddeus S. Leese. Bellvue. gas lamp;
John R. Long. Warren. bench vice;
William Maxwell. Pittsburg, can op-
ener; Olive NJ Mowat McKeesport,
drill and lathe chuck; Jacob Pack, Nc
Keesport. wrench; Jacob Schinneller.
Pittsburg, cash register; William r.
w, II. +. NJ. and D. J. L. Steiner,
Braddock device for detachng and re-
moving horses from their stalls in case
OF fire. Francis II. Vollery. Allegheny.
Pensions granted Isaac Fox,
Gibbs, $I7 Daniel b. Sullivan, New
kensington, SO; Alfred NJ. Gorley
Uniontown, $I2; Samuel X Johnson
Millrun, $I2; Edward p. Sweet. Mo-
naca, $50; John r. Bond, Sandy Lake
S8: Henry Sherman, Lewiston. $40;
Marshall B. Wheeler, Towanda, $24;
lanes B. Harris Huntingdon. $I2;
Andrew J. Tissue, Hopwood, $I2; New
ton Numbower, Sunset, $40; James L.
Letizell, Spring Mills, $I2; Henry Cor
don, Belleionte, $I2; David Wilcox,
Mansfield, $24 Mary J. Biddle, West
Elizabeth, SO; Mary Linn. Lamartine
S.; Elizabeth Bolster, Meadville, $S
Sarah Cutler, Burnham, $I2; Mary A.
Young, Sewickley, $Ia; Mary Lance
Hanlin station, $8 Christine Marshall
Allegheny, So; J. NJ. Jones. Franklin
dale, sly Christian Glockler, Richheld
S12: John Hepfer, Wormleysburg, $S
William H. Minshower, Cookport, $I2;
Simon Dunmire, West Lebanon, $40;
Samuel Sullivan, Monongahela $40;
Thomas Hall, Worthwhile, Sly; Charles
+. Heicheel Blanchard, So; Bernard J.
Delaney. Coupon, $40; William S
5. Clenveland, Mansfield, $40; Lana
Goats, Coudersport s..
The postoffice at Falls Creek. recent.
ly removed from its old location, where
1t was robbed three times, starts out
with no promise of change OF luck
Saturday night the Office was entered
and robbed OF $I6o in cash, quantity
OF stamps and number OF registered
NNtVi >. lHSIc Is ITO cue. lie IOSL-
Office Department has offered a reward
OF $500 for the arrest and conviction
OF the guilty parties. A singular fact
in connection with the latest robbery
is that the safe was not blown open,
but was opened by means OF the com
bination.
The official returns OF the recent elec.
tion, just compiled at the State De-
partment, show that Pennypacker
(Rep.) had plurality over Pattson
(Dem.) of I56,4Io. The vote OF the
candidates follows; Governor, Penny
packer (Rep.), so2,S67; Pattison
(Dem.), 43o,4s7. Lieutenant Governor,
Brown (Repy, Cos, sos; Guthrie (Dem.j,
4Io.oS5, Secretary OF Internal Affairs,
Brown (Rep), 6I4ooI; Nolan (Dem),
3oo.7S8.
Fire which had its origin in stable
in the rear OF Frank O'Nell's liquor
store, Beaver Falls, destroyed that
structure. the residences OF Philip Ar
thurs and Samuel Saunders, and large
warehouse adjoining the liquor store
The fire was in a thickly settled dis
trict and for time the flames threat
ened to spread, The loss will reach
$1,000, partially covered by insurance.
Grading was begun on the extension
OF the New York Central from Burn
side to Cherrytree. The road will fol.
low the west bank OF the Susquehanna
river and will connect with the Penn
sylvania railroad at Cherrytree. The
contract calls for the completion OF the
line by June, 1908.
Mrs Franklin Hewitt, an aged resi-
dent OF Penfeld, died after a protracted
illness. A husband and three children
s"rvive. Mrs. Louis Simbeck and
!. lanes Corbley, two well-known resi-
cents OF Helvetia, are also dead
A nortll-bound passenger train on
the Allegheny Valley railroad collided
with freight in the dense fog which
hung over Rosston. Fifteen cars OF the
freight were wrecked. completely
blocking the tracks The passenger
train was not badly damaged, and none
was injured.
Thomas Anderson, aged 62. was
struck by a train at Anderson station.
and instantly killed.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union OF Sharon scored the City Coun-
ell for working on the Sabbath Ii
reached the ears OF the women that the
OF the Council had located a
switch for the street railway company
on Sunday. and committee was ap-
pointed to wait on the Council at its
meeting. The councilmen promised to
De good and refrain from their official
duties on Sundays in the future.
II. D. Harvey the deiaulting cashier
u the Derry Coal and Coke Company
pleaded guilty at Greensburg and was
sentenced to the Huntingdon reforma.
ory.
Patrick Delaney, OF Hollidaysbu-g.
,harged with having poisoned a neigh
'or's live stock, was held FOR court
Murrysville capitalists have organ
zed company for the building OF
treet railway from Trafford city to
The board OF directors OF the Altoona
hospital has named committee to ap
,ear before the board OF State chari-
les asking an increase in appropriation
or next year
J. {. Lang was appointed warden OF
he Blair county Jail at Hollidaysbure
'ver IS other applicants The county
commissioners balloted for 20 days be-
ore arriving at a choice.
In presence OF his little 6-year-od
lister, who stood powerless to help
i'm, Michael Lombard fell into Stony
,reek, near Norristown. and was