The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-11-18
THE KEYSTONE STATE
Latest News Of Pennsylvania Told 10
Short Order.


| buck bolster Charles l.. Beck, To-
wanda, composition for removing paint
or varnish Clarence P. Byrnes, Se-
wickley, spring cushion device; Andrew
| Christianson, Allegheny, bolster; Mark
Conner, New Brighton, automatic op-
| Grating flush tank for closets; Matthew
, Duffner, Allegheny, street car fender;
John Ellis, Allegheny, regulator valve,
mechanism for explosive engines; FL
mer Farmer, Braddock, cross head and
piston connections; Melancthon, o.
Felker, Chicora, whip; Henry w. Fish
er. Pittsburg, lubricator; Frank L.
Foss, Pttsburg, carpet stretcher; Ed
win X. George, Pittsburg, toy; Michael
German, Braddock, cam; John NJ.
Hansen, Pittsburg. car with metallic
UNDERTAKING, gondola car, brake
| beam, flat car, gondola car with drop
| doors, ore car, railway car stake and
| making same; Reuben M. Head, Ale
gheny, reversible changed speed driv-
ing mechanism; John p. Klcber, Pitts
burg, lubricating device for engines;
Charles Knapp, Pittsburg; armature
coil; Carl w. A. Koelkebeck, Pitts.
burg, valve; Edwin w. Lewis and ].
5. Unger, Munhall cutting steel plates;
| John H. Lubbers, Allegheny, bait TO,
drawing glass; John II. McCulloch,
Neville, hypodermic spring; Patrick
| Mcdonald, Larimer, four way cock,
| Anna Mueller, Knoxville insufllator;
| Julius Proeger, Pittsburg, apparatus
| for the manufacture of glass ware, ap-
paratus for making hollow glass ar
ticles.
George Ward, of Philadelphia, was a
party to a street chase in Pittsburg
which ended in arrest because he had
the misfortune to find a silver dollar
on the floor of the Union Station. 1t
had been dropped by Curzico Scargi
ans. Ward handed the dollar to
stranger, whom Ward supposed had
dropped it, and passed out of the sta
ton. He was pursued by Scargians,
who demanded his dollar. Ward tried
to explain, but the foreigner could not
understand. Ward took to his heels,
followed by the foreigner. The pair
were followed by mob. In the vicin-
ity OF tie police station the pair were
arrested. The stranger still has the
dollar.
Mayor A. T. Connell, of Scranton,
sent to Councils his veto OF the curfew
ordinance, which provided that children
under 10 years of age found on the
street after 9 p. m. without parents
or guardian should be locked up by tho
police. The Mayor vetoes the ord-
nance on the ground that at present
the city has no place to put children
who might be arrested il the ordnance
became law, save in the common
lookup. II Councils provide some
suitable place of detention for boys
and girls, as is required by the law
governing cities OF the second class, he
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his approval.
Mrs. Simon Richards, OF Lacka-
wanna, was drowned in five inches of
water in a creek which passes through
the Richards property. The woman,
whose husband is prominent jewe.cr
OF Lackawanna, stepped outside her
home and her body was found about
midnight. In the darkness she had
stumbled into the creek, and bccom
ing stunned, was unable to rise from
the shallow water, in which she was
found face downward.
In fit of anger Peter Malz, Sr.,
aged 81, OF Johnstown, struck his son,
Peter, Jr., over the head with cane,
causing an injury that resulted fatally.
The young Malzi had been drinking
heavily OF late. The aged murderer
he did not intend to injure his son
when he struck the blow.
Charles Paul Kavich is at the Potts
vile Hospital in a very critical condi-
ton from being brutally beaten about
the head and body after he had been
held up and robbed at Cumbola.
Thomas Siminitis and Pete: Yescav-
age were committed TO jail by Justice
tl,.N,. ~ 49,
injuries.
Judge Voris Auten, OF Northumber-
land county, said that his decision in
reference to the Llewellyn Coal Com
pany had been misinterpreted in the re-
port sent out from Sunbury. He stat
ed that he did not dwell on the legality
OF the Anthracite Strike Commission,
and that the question was not brought
up before him directly or indirectly.
Highwaymen assailed Dr. Mazen-
kovski, OF McAdoo, on the principal
street OF Hazleton, and relieved him Of
SI83. money that he drew from a bank
for visit to his sick son in Detroit.
The Lehigh Coal and Navigation
Company, which owns over SEQ dwell
ing houses i'll the Panther Creek Valley,
raised the rents OF all its tenants 20
per cent.
Harvey Troxell received probably
fatal injuries during blast near Me
chanicsyile.
NJ. V. Mellet, OF Pottsville was
found guilty of selling olecmargarine,
coored in imitation Of yellow butter.
DR.. Francis II. Brobst was fined $40
and costs by Mayor Yanger. OF Read
ing, for driving his automobile at ex-
ccssive speed.
John Mortinson, a clerk in the New
York Central Railroad Office, at Oak
Grove, had a remarkable escape from
being shot. Two bullets, evidently
from careless hunters gun, we're inn
bedded in the wall above his desk.
While attending the funeral Of
friend OF Hazleton, ex-Councilman
Cormack Conahan remarked "Wc
don't know who will be the next" and
as the last syllable was uttered he was
stricken with paralysis. 1t is not be-
lieved that he will recover.
A 'Jack-the- Hugger" is terrorizing
young women in South Williamsport
Pure food agents have secured sam
pies OF Hamburg steak at fifteen
butcher shops in Altoona and found
the meat preserved with salicylic acid.
Elmer Martzall. the 2o-month-old
son OF Samuel Martial. OF Mt. Joy,
was strangled to death by peanut one