The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-02-19
The KEYSTONE STATE.
New nappenlnss Of Interest dathsrsl
From All Sourcse

uSi ioI eINelOpeS, papers, ctC. All
drew Chrstianson, Allegheny, bolster
Tor hopper cars, corner post pocket, fast.
ening for car safety chains; John p
Coleman, Edgewood Park. lightning
arrestor; Edwin Cross, Burnham, mold.
ing apparatus; James ]. Donnelly, Pat.
ton, display case; George II. Goodell,
Bellevue, car bolster. also truck bolster
William Gorman, Pittsburg, milk car
I'D or the like; Frederick Grimeshaw
Northeast, medicinal battery; John M
Hansen, Pittsburg, hat-bottom car with
flush door. also bolster for hopper cars
Iillie Hoffman, Pittsburg, window cur.
tain pole Siginond V. Huber, Pitts.
burg, feed mechanism for rolling mills
William A. Hunt and r. w. Russell,
Nobestown, curtain pole James Kelley
Pittsburg, rail joint; Henry f. Klein
schmidt, Johnstown, clasp.
Pensions granted Josiah R. Dodds,
Franklin, SO; William Long, Rebersburg,
SI2; Benjamin F. McCauley, Belwood,
SI2; James G.. Burkhart, Braddock, $40;
Edward Zorn, Berlin, $24 James Carna.
han, South Burgcttstown, $40; John w,
Scott, Blandburg, SI2; Jacob Zavers,
Lees Cross Roads. So; Wilson Williams,
Martha Furnace. $l2; Daniel J. Allen,
Wampur, $S John Lee, Bedford, $40;
William Everson, Eleven Miles, $I2;
Barbara McMilcn, Normalville, SO;
Catherine Nau, Allegheny So; Mary A.
Jewell, Karns City, IS; Clarisa McMul-
len, Morris, S.; Elizabeth F. Reilly,
Pittsburg, So; Caroline Thompson, Rock
gan. Mercer, So; Evaline d. Wallace,
Gold, So.
The annual exhibition of the Arm
strong County Fair association will be
held i'll Kittsnnng, August 1922.
The bar mill of the Stewart Iron CON-
pany. at Sharon, has resumed after
shutdown on account of coke shortage
Moses Simpson and Charles Patt
were hurled several feet and injured by
the explosion of boiler of an oil well
near Hitting.
Yatesboro, Armstrong county, is ex-
perencing a religious awakening AT
revival services in the Cumberland Pres
byterian church, Rev. H. G. Teagarden,
pastor. there were I4o professions
At Greensburg, county officials were
warned that friends OF Conlin and Simp-
son, the convicted Irwin bank robbers,
would make an attempt to release them
from Jail.
Rev. w. Frank Reber. pastor of Rcy-
noldsville, Presbyterian church for the
past six months, has resigned and will
go to Urbana, O., where he has accepted
a call to one of the leading churches in
that city.
Martin Stonvitch committed suicide
at Kittanning by hanging.
The Methodist Episcopal congregation
at Butler, will erect $4,000 edi6ce.
Sharon will vote on the question OF
issuing $4,000 worth of bonds for build
ing two new school houses.
The Latrobe Steel company has begun
the erection of large addition to the
open hearth department of the works.
The Hoblitzel National bark, al
Hvndman. was opened for business with
William T. Johnson as cashier.
The first case of smallpox at Latrobe
was discovered, L. c. Starry, bar
keeper, having contracted the disease.
Twenty-Five men guarded by 100 depu.
ties, went to work unmolested by strik
ers at the Lake Erie limestone quar-
ries, in Hillsvillc.
A Wabash railroad ordinance permit
ting that company to cross streets al
grade under certain conditions was ia
vorably considered by New Castle coun.
ellis.
The semi-annual meeting of the State
Executive Committee of the Pennsyl-
vania Christian Endeavor Society was
held at Lancaster with Rey. William N.
Yates, of Philadelphia, in the chair. The
resignation of jerks B. Robinson, of
Philadelphia, as superintendent of the
State Junior Department was received
and accepted. Plans were perfected for
the transportation OF the Pennsylvania
delegation to the national convention at
Denver.
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ton in Harrisburg, adopted resolutions
favoring the proposed legislation to fix
the minimum salary OF teachers at S.
a month and recommending that no
school district should receive greater
amount from the State than is raised
from that district by local taxation.
Forestry Commissioner Rothrock, in
his annual report, says thousands Of
acres of State forests are open to con-
sumptives and other sufferers who may
be benefited by outdoor life.
The CHARTERS Presbyterian Church,
OF Washington county, begins suit TO
break the will OF Thomas Allison,
wealthy bachelor, on the ground that
Alison's brother persuaded him to re-
woke several bequests to the church.
Counsel ior negro on trial at WASH
ington, Pa, for assaulting 3-year-old
girl presents testimony to show that
the father Of the girl was subject to hal.
lucinations and that the girl was not
assaulted.
Representative Thompson, OF Fay
ettc county, who is but ~ years old,
he being the youngest member OF the
| Legislature, acts as Speaker pro tenn.
during the session of the House.
Mascagni's manager is acquitted of
charge OF embezzlemcnt in Scranton.
Silverdale borough will be lighted by
electricity generated in Perkasie.
A $4,000 temple is to be built by the
| FIVE Masonic bodies of New Castle.
William Bowen, of Perkase. line.
man, fell from telegraph pole near Eu-
reka and received injuries likely TO
prove fatal.
An unknown man fell beneath the
wheels of the fast freight at WOODLAND
Station, Norristown, and was killed.
Thomas Hewitt. aged years, was
drowned in the Susquebanna river at
Sunbury.
Joseph Snyder was held in default
Of $1,000 on the charge of having rob-
bed the store of II. w. Rciff, Leder-
achsville in December Mr.. Reiff iden.
tilted jewelry found on the prisoner
as some stolen from himself.
Two Italians named Michael and An
tonic Spinozzoli, who have lived in Al
toona since 1880 and 1896 respectively,