The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-03
The KEYSTONE STATE
Latest News OF Pennsylvania Told in
Short Order.

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J. NJ. Anderson. Pittsburg, uniting
metals; Biddle Arthurs, Pitsburg. bur.
glar alarm; John w. Bayne and &C
Durborrow, Altoona, liquid and case.
Gus fuel burner; Malcolm H. Baker.
East Liberty alternating current arc
lamp; Charles O. Beatley, Mckee,
Rocks, cigaret former; Arthur B. Bel
lows, Pittsburg, steel gondola cars;
Resin B. Benford, Sharpsburg, crupp,t
blinds Milton II. Bolsinger, Windbcr.
envelope fastener; Charles W. BRAY,
Pittsburg, apparatus for rolling plates
or sheets; Arthur J. Briggs, Aliegheny'
telephone receiver holder; Charles i,
Buente, Allegheny, frcprooi floor con.
struction; Edgar H. Boyer, Waynes-
boro, wise; Cyrus NJ. Carnahan, ALE,
gheny, brake beam; Charles S. Clark,
Altoona, skimming regular for ice ma.
chimes; William Z. Coyan, Homestead
making steel castings; George NJ Er,
win, Johnstown, railway track structure;
Reginald A. Feccendon, Pittsburg, re.
ceiver for electro magnetic waves; Ar
thar L. George, Johnstown, railway
track structure.
Pensions granted Samuel F. Dick.
son, Tyrone, $40; Jerome Bowman,
lohnstown, SIS; Eta c. Farrelly,
iownville, $S; Martha E. Hench, Nc.
Allisterville, S.; Margaret Keller, Ale.
gheny, $I2.
Ohio-Christian Gille, GAINESVILLE,
fI2; John Weaver. Beaver Dam, $40;
Lyman M. Cole, Geneva, $40; George
+; Farmer, Salem, $40; Josiah Gamble,
Martins Ferry, $40; Nathan B. Smith,
Iaire, $s5; Elisha P. Wise, Warren,
sss; William Cunningham Bridgeport,
$40; Horace NJ. Cook, Conneaut. $40;
Jesse Fraser. Middeport SIS; John
Heston, Cambridge, $40; Sarah E. Fay,
| Jefferson, So; Ella Potts, Cadiz, Sr2,
George w. Cypher, Saxton, SIS; Fran.
els R. Bausman, Pittsburg, $I2; Elijah
a. Leech, Allegheny, SIS; Jonathan
Davis, Washington, SI2; Charles NJ
| Brown, Dunkard, Sig; John J. Pritts,
Garrett, $40; John B. Clark, Beaver
S24; minor OF Henry A. Wise, Butler,
Flo; Caroline Peters, Brookville, IS;
sarah Quest, Green Castle, SS Emma
Hill, Altoona, So.
!. James Kerr, OF Clearfcld says ths,
/ plans have been made to extend the
New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad to every coal-bearing district
II Pennsylvania.
John V. Thompson, OF New Castle,
cit there with his son Carl aged 10. OIL
Journey, overland, to California. They
Will travel in a wagon and will be ab-
ent at least three years.
Leo Aranzo, one oi the three Italians
who were wounded in shooting affray
1t Freedom on Sunday evening, died
rom the effects OF his wounds at the
Beaver County General Hospital at
Rochester.
James Glmarton was bound over 10.
:ourt at Sharon on charge OF aggra.
rated assault and battery. 1t is alleged
hat he beat Joseph Nometh, for
:igner, on the head with piece of iron.
Samuel Leaston. the colored sexton
81 the First Baptist Church OF Altoona,
ired two shots at Harry Norman, aged
20. also colored, both OF which took ci
ect inflicting perhaps fatal injuries.
'ealousy was the cause OF the shooting.
Three new cases OF smallpox have
'een reported at Butler.
Fire broke out in the hotel at Bear
lake and destroyed all the buildings
On the east side of Main street. Loss.
S25.ooo. The insurance is small.
During storm tic Samuel Linn
1ousc. near Canonsburg, was struck by
lightning and badly damaged
The value OF ali education t. the av.
.rage boy IS $500 year, according 10
he arguments presented by cx-Supcrin.
:endent OF Schools Lamb, OF Braddock,
IN, an address before the pubic school
;eachers OF New Castle
Thomas Sitricz, a sclf-coricssed mur.
1erer, is now in Clcarheld Jail awaiting
rial. Some weeks ago. according to
the story OF the prisoner, he hit iel.
low workman at Smoke Run with
shovel during a quarrel. The blow was
such heavy one that the victim died
Sitricz escaped and made his way to
Chicago, where he secured employment
The thoughts OF his crime preyed on his
mind to such an extent that lie could
not rest. and after receiving his wages,
he boarded train and upon his arrival
in Clearfeld gave himself up to Sheriff
Mccullough. Sitricz came from Hun.
gary about II years ago and can talk
English fluently. He is unmarried and
rather good looking and aged about IS.
Pietro Diana, wanted as one OF the
ringleaders of the riot at Hillsville
limestone quarries last winter. was cap
tured at Braddock and placed in Jail
at New Castle by Sheriff Brown. 1t is
claimed that Diana carried a shotgun
with which he fired at the officers.
Burglars blew open the safe in the
Herminie postotfice and secured about
800 in stamps and SIS.
a lamp exploded at the residence %
Robert Morris, in New Castle. The
family had narrow escape.
Charters we're issued by the State
Department to the following corpora,
tons; Shenango Valley Flour and
Produce Company, Sharon; capital
S25,ooo; Standard Iron Mining and
Furnace Company. Philadelphia, cap
tai, SIoooo Interstate Conduit and
Brick Company, Scranton; capital
Sl5o,ooo; Rodgers & Hill, Incorporat
ed, Conshohocker; capital, $4,000
Brighton Fire Brick Company New
Brighton, capital. $4,000; Scott Coal
and Coke Company, Somerset; capital
SIoo,ooo; Stoney Mount Land Com
pany, Philadelphia; capital, $4,000
Mt. Penn Water Company, Mt Penn;
capital, $4,000; Confluence Water
Company Confluence; capital, $4,000
Fishing Creek Manufacturing Com
pany Carbondale; capital $500; Frank
P. Held & Company, Philadelphia;
capital. $4,000
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will close three OF its four large green
houses at Altoona. The railroad com
pany is gradually abandoning the
growth of flowers.
While on his way to work Frederick
n