The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-09-16
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! Pottsville, tension attachment for bed
springs; Frank II. Edwards, McKees
! Rocks, fluid operated sander; Louis B.
I Fulton, Pittsburg, steam reducing
valve; Frederick H. Gerwig, Wilkins.
burg. steam trap; James l. Graham,
Allegheny, gas burner; Emmer F.
Gwynee, Pittsburg, gas burner, also
| fuel burner; William A. Hammond Oil
! City, sad iron; Hart Hatch and J. O.
/ Cricks, Tarentum, bottle closure; Mich.
ael Z. Headand, Butler, sanitary Gus.
| pidor; Clarence c. Kerns, Johnstown
switch throw; Abraham Kreps, Free.
dom, rail joint tie; Jesse D. Lyon.
Pittsburg, explosive engine: Stephen
c. Mason, Pittsburg. car coupling; Au.
gustus J. Mayer, Homestead. wrench;
William McConway, Jr.. Pittsburg
coupling; William A. Mcclure and 7.
d. Cobedesh, Braddock. wrench: Frank
NJ. Michael and r. B. Scott. ALLEGHENY
curtain pole; William S. Miller, Mey.
ersdale, washing machine; BENJAMIN f.
Mohr, Mifflinsburg. drilling machine;
George Morris, Pittsburg bottle clos,
ure; William w. Palmer, Pittsburg,
scale; Frank X. Tibbits, Erie. water
tube boiler; Joseph r. Van Banker,
Phllipsburg, emergency automatic air
train stop; Bruce c. White, Pittsburg,
molding apparatus.
AT the session OF the State Milers'
convention a letter was read from Gov.
ernor Pennypacker, who was on the
program for an address. in which he
stated he would be unable to be pres
ent. He said he was a miller by in
heritance and wished the convention
success. I. X. Burgner, OF Elliotston,
read a paper on Eastern Fields for
Eastern Millers and How Best to Keen
and Cultivate them" E. S. Wentz o.
Reading, spoke against the purchase
Of Western -four H. w. White, OF
Bloomsbury, thought Pennsylvania mil.
lers ought to produce their own fou,
for blending. President Asher Miner
was OF the opinion that there were no,
enough millers to grind all the wheat
in Pennsylvania John D. Draybill, oi
Carlisle, said the State organization
was OF great benefit to all mllers B
F: Eisenberg, of Huntington. said an
effort should be made to get reduced
freight rates. H. S. Kennedy, OF Chi.
cago, read paper on The Mllers
National Federation and how it is
Helping the Eastern Millers"
Details of the deal by which the
Pittsburg Coal Company will secure
control OF the Monongahela Riv e Con.
solidated Coal and Coke Company were
made public. George l. Whitney has
agreed to deliver to the Pittsburg Coal
Company an amount OF stock not to
exceed 100000 shares OF the commC<'
and $4,000 OF the preferred stock in
the River Company For the common
the price will be SIS share and ioi
the preferred S45. The delivery OF the
above stock insures full control OF the
River Company to the Pittsburg Coal
Company, both OF which properties are
now virtually under control OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad. The total con
sideration involved in the deal is S..
10000, on the payment OF which the
Pittsburg Coal Company acquires con.
troll OF property estimated to be forth
S4o,ooo,ooo.
Pearl Pulaski, a pretty Polish girl
who recently came to this country. was
nearly the cause OF a tragedy at Shen-
andoah. Her beauty has attracted
many admirers among her fellow-coun-
:rymen. Charles Lucko was so iervit
IN his love-making that it angered 10.
seph Dubowski, who drew revolver
and threatened to shoot his rival
Lucko fled from the house and caused
Dubowskis arrest. At hearing be.
fore Justice Shoemaker, the accused
man said it was toy pistol he show
ed, but Lucko said it was dangerous
weapon. The girl was present at the
hearing, but refused to testify. Du
bowski was held for court.
The family OF Alderman NJ II
Hartman, OF the Sixth Ward, Ian
caster, had narrow escape from deatl;
by asphyxiation. Mrs Hartman wa;
awakened at an early hour by chok:
ing sensation, and she found her baby
to drag herself and child to the bath
istrate was awakened by the noise Of
his wife's fall and hurried to her assist
ance. She and the baby were quickly
placed out o; danger. The trouble was
caused by gas from the kitchen range
Eustratios Barelitzi, Greek OF Read
ing, instituted suit for divorce from his
wife Helen. He charges his wife
with desertion. dating from the day ol
their marriage, on March IL, oi last
year. He says the marriage was Oh
tanned by fraud, force and coercion
The couple were employed in Grecb
cigarette factory prior to the marriage
and the husband alleges that his EN-.
ployers forced him into the marriage
under threat OF discharge and arrest,
and that after the marriage his wife wa:
taken away by one OF his employers
and he has not met or seen her since.
John Dean Patterson, ex-Mayor OF
Harrisburg. died at the home Of hi.
son-in-law, w. |. Koiler, in York, aged
o. years, after having been in delicate
health from a complication OF diseases
for year.
While examining a pistol, Edward
Donis Shiniski accidentally shot An
tonic Shiniski in their bedroom al
West Conshohocken. The injured mar
tell to the floor with a bullet through
his abdomen. Edward then fed. Un,
der the suposition that it was a case
of attempted murder, the police were
notified to apprehend him Shinski
VAS taken to the hospital, where it was
-eported that he has slim chances OF
'ecovering.
Judge Marr, in charging the Grand
Jury at Pottsyille, said he did not be-
ieve there is a secret organization IN
hat county which fosters and perpe'
rates murder, as has been reported
The number OF crimes in Schuylkill
ounty is not great, he said, when il IS
that the county has ISo.
90 population, made up oi many dill
erent nationalties.
Andrew Cabbo, aged 27 years, whc