The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-05-07
The KEYSTONE STATE
Latest News Of Pennsylvania Told IN
Short Order.

Armstrong, Pittsb':rg. trick toy: Ar.
thur b. Bellows, Pittsburg, steel car
construction, also car truck and bol.
ster; Harry Gilchrist. Pittsburg. mo.
tor vehicle; Sigmund V. Huber. Pitts.
burg, shearing mechanism: William
kiessel, Altoona, door operating gear
for coal or coke cars; John F. Koepp
New Kensington, curtain stretcher.
William Maxwell, Pittsburg. metallic
pole; Camille Mercader, Pittsburp,
coal heating furnace; John w. Nowak,
Allegheny, clothes wringer gear cast.
ing; Peter Patterson, McKeesport. per.
forated bottom furnace; S. A. Ross
Eric, net lifting machine; Edwin T.
Slick, Pittsburg, repeater for rolling
mills; Frank N. Smith. Bradford pipe
coupling; Thomas ]. Voorhis, MELON.
aid, non-explosive can.
Pensions granted:--Henry T. Con-
fer. Welmerding. SO; Thomas Smith
Pittsburg, $40; John Griffith, Pleasant
Gap, So; Esau Harding. Fairchance
$40; Sherwood Pierce. Emporium.
So; Amos G. Ealy, Bealleville, $40; Rob.
ert A. Hill Pttsburg, $40; John Hoob
Ter, Atlantic, SIS. William II. Cham
bers. Tidioute. $r2: Hiram l. Fox
Saegcrtown, $40; James I. Carroll
Erie. $40; Alexander Nedrow. Ursna
$40; William Bruce. Sheakleyville, Sro
Henry kremis. Krcmis, $40; William
G., Kane. Pittsburg. $I2 Walter K
Johns. Oil City, $I2; Harriet A. Wiles
Petroia. $S; Sarah f.. Clouse, Conhu
ence, $S Ellen Burns, Gallitzin, Si2
Martha J. Clark Pittsburg, So; Eliu
Chamberlain, Dugalls $I2; Hannah
McAlligott. Pittsburg. So; John W
Gorsuch, Titusvillc. $8 Edward II
| Swsher, Belwood $I2; John Cramer
Snowshoc, $I2; Robert Barr, Hoboken
$40; Nelson Sherman, Edinboro. Slo
Joseph A. kashner, New Hamburg
$40; Charles Smith, Bellefontc, $40. @
Alfred J. Roth, Prospect, $40; John
Mcbride, Hermitage; $I2; Catharino
Tenure, Pittsburg. So.
Burglars at NoungwOod broke into
he general store of p. n. Plat and
stole $500 in clothing and merchandise
which they hauled away in a wagon
Fire at the plant OF the Clear6ej
Clay Working Company, caused by tn
explosion of dynamite, destroyed ih
boiler house and blacksmith shop
Four hundred miners at the Hicks
coal works near Leechburg, are on
| strike for 81 cents a ton for machine
mining. The company offers AZ cents
Butler borough council awarded ii,
contract for paving West Water street
to Harry Crooks. OF that place. The
Kittannin" Fire Clav Company will inr.
nsh the bricks. The work will cost
| $4,000.
Mrs. James I. Rouse was ioanl
dead in bed at New Castle.
Washington Council has passed an
ordinance requiring all dogs to be mul
zlcd
Eighty-fvc cases are scheduled to b,
tried at the May term OF Crimral
Court i'll Grecnsburg.
Plans are under consideration ol
constructing a $4,000 Young Men!
Christian Association building IL
Greeisburg.
The Charlerci Chamber OF Commcfa
paid $4,000 io- - I-2 acres OF groun'
near that town and will offer ii as I
site to some manufacturing conceT
seeking location.
Elizabeth T. Payne, Pearl n Shn
maker, Tessic Lowcry, Bertha {
Jones, Irene Stowars. Bessie F. Aller
John Kramer and Charles V. Rhode p
were graduated from the Hyndma
High School.
Solomon Harvey died in the PUNK
sutawney hospital from iracture
skull, received by a falling rock
Rev. r. w. Thompson, OF Mays. Ind
has accepted a call to the pastorate
the New Wilmington United Prcsby
tcrian congregation.
New Wilmington citizens want roI
ley connections with Sharon ard Nu
Castle and committee has been a}
pointed to confer with the traction o.
hcals on the matter OF extending thc
lines to that place.
Among the wreckage OF seven
Reading Railroad box cars recent
was barrel which the wreck cra
thought contained dirt. The barrel va
burned along with the pile. A clan
agent found that the barrel contalna
gold dust and sweepings worth 500
from manufacturing jewelry compap
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Jacob Steiglc, OF Reamstosn
died suddenly in the Evangelia
Church, that place, while the congreg
ton was i'll the middle OF the servfe
The woman was seen to fall iorwal
from her seat and when friends read
cd her side she was dead. The coi
gregation was at once dismissed aH
the body OF Mrs. Steigle removed
her home. She was 40 years old.
The new Christ German Evangeha
Church at Oil City was dedicated ID
building cost $4,000.
Mayor s. NJ Hoyer, of Altoona, q
rested on charge OF violating cl
ordinance, was discharged at a heaTlns
William Hays. colored. convicted
killing William Perkins at MasonioV'
was sentenced at Uniohtown to ha1g
The district committee OF the Mea
odist Protestant conference, has see.
ed kitanning as the next meeting pa'
Hannah Burke, 3S years old,
nestle at Greensburg, was ins'2mI
killed by a passenger train at the III
rison avenue crossing OF the PenfH
vania Railroad She was thrown ~
tance OF IS feet, almost every bone
her body being broken.
Jacob J. Hefncr, miner, was cru.''
to death by a fall of coal at Dubos
Harry Hoover, with bullet Won ~S.,
in his thigh, was arrested at New y
tie, and is being held pending ah
vestigation. ca
The Odd Fellows building at Cap
was damaged by fire to the eN'ep.
$4,000. Charles Spratt, who. o'''
pied the lower floor. lost heavily
As John Loughrey, OF ConshohoSqs.1
was being taken TO jail he sang -
Me Back to Home, Sweet HOE
John. according to records, spen!
OF the sos days OF the past year Wv
on short sentences for drunkenhes
Leaping the rails at Mahanoy :