The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-05-13
The KEYSTONE STATE
Latest News Of Pennsylvania Told /
Short Order,

Springs, $40; Levi Bird Duff, Pittsbut
SIS; Francis M. Grim, Freedom 4;
George d. David, Pittsburg, SO; Fran;
NJ. Cole, Union City, SS; James Ale
Meadvillc, SI2; Anna NJ Hood, Su,ct
vile, So Elizabeth J. McAllister An
ghcny City, $I2; Samuel Raymond, m
SO; Gustav Reiche, Erie, $40.
Lemuel Neville, Industry, $40; lien,
Kecfer, Fairchancc, SIS: Calvin WAX
Washington. $55; Joseph Frienhepl
Pittsburg, $5s; John Cullison, Roarlr
Springs, SIS; James A. Cook. Casselms
SIS; Peter S. Bancroft, Butler s6
Charles ID. Coglc Miles Grove. Sm
Andrew Johnston. Normalville SS
Arthur Saiter, East Pittsburg. $40 Al
thur r. Johnston, Monongahela. ST.,
Catharine O'Sullivan. Mount Run 4
Dora ]. Mead, Allegheny, So; Edwin H
Landers, Erie, So; David Bruback. I'm,
worth, $40; Jackson McConahy. Tare,
tum, SIS; Abel Hunter, Industry. Sn
Standish Montgomery, Allegheny, sw
Nicholas J. Harris, Shamokin, $I2. "
Joseph L. Smith, of Butler, was ltl
up by two men and robbed.
A Baltimore and Ohio freight car wa,
robbed at Uhrichsville, and shoes arj
boots were stolen.
The new Buhl club building at Shan,
will be dedicated on September 1. m,
entire cost will be over S25o,ooo.
Mrs. John Burke. OF Ferris. near Br.
Ter, was accidentally shot by her broth.
William Wright. She may die.
Donata Martina while walking aloy
the railroad tracks at Altoona. had N
foot caught i'll switch and he was :,
down and fatally injured by draft n
cars.
The coroner's jury that investigas|
the fatal explosion of the Crescent Pow
der company. near Williamsburg. ru
dered verdict that the cause is w
known.
A freight wreck occurred at Ia-b.
Bridge, on the Erie and Pittsburg Raj
road, near Sharon. One trainman ",
injured. The engine was damaged 4,
the ca boose and six cars demolished
With "hey rube' as their slogan a
large quantities OF straw as dccora,i,1'
Clement A. Griscom and party
friends entertained the farmers OF Mos
gomery county. The affair was the
nual dinner OF the Farmers Club a
took place at Mr.. Griscom's coun,
seat, at Haverford. There were th-
farmers present and they enjoyed ;h,l
selves in royal fashion. Country did
and a generous supply OF the pies d
mother used to make" were features
the grand banquet. Among tha
present as special guests OF Mr. CD
com were A. ]. Cassatt, George F. BID
Wayne McVeagh. former Presda
Harris, OF the Reading Railway; Cd
T. Pugh, Rudolph Ellis, Judge Gcoq
Gray, p. A. B. Widener and T. De VI
Cuyler.
Twenty thousand dollars reward
been offered for the discovery, dead
alive, OF George Walls, son OF Mat
Walls, millionaire resident OF q
Pittsburg. The aged father and iris1
have started for York county. where
son disappeared in mysterious FASH
at Spring Grove almost two years q
The son was a mechanical enginee;
he employ Of Pittsburg firm da
work at Spring Grove. Letters recei
in Pittsburg have led friends oi
young man to the belief that his
appearance was due to a lldnapp
plot.
Ten Filipinos appeared in the Ua
States District Court at Pittsburg
took the oath OF allegiance 10
United States The Filipinos are
nected with a travelling show and
in charge OF Capt. T. w. Griffith
recruiting officer for the United 81
army stationed here. They were
university graduates in their own g
try and their ages ranged from u
IS years.
A shower OF metcoric dust, like
black sand, fell on Bethlehem on 81
lay evening. from 1905 to 1908,
shower could be distinctly heard
ing on the leaves OF the trees
was no wind and no clouds and
moon and stars we're shining c'
Prof. Joseph w. Richards, OF tn:
partment OF mineralogy, and Prot
s. Franklin. OF the electrical de
ment OF Lehigh University, were Oh
street at the time. The former dei'
the phenomenon and on brushing
his hat found several grains Of
black. highly magnetic dust. Slna
area OF the hat and brim was II3 g
inches it showed that the fall in
minutes was equal to nearly 5000 p'
on an area OF square mile.
Unless Attorney Carson shows
Treasurer Harris that the judges q
several courts OF the State have
to the increase OF salary voted tid
the Legislature, which was appro''
the Governor, the State Treasurd
not pay the increase Mr.. "
quotes the Constitution, Section
Article I3, which says that: "Ne
shall extend the term OF any pub
ficer or increase or diminish ~
ary or emoluments after his elect
appointment" Mr.. Harris will
the question on the first judlca
day, and will be guided solely \
opinion OF his Attorney Genera
John Manarki, OF Priceburg. :
at the point OF death as the rcsIa
kick delivered by horse.
The Postmaster General has O
the establishment of free delivery
sCINlNt at tiiASilGNliNy SNpl.s'"
Elmer l.. Kunklc, OF near ku'n
died from injuries sustained III
away OF his horses.
Mrs. Emory L. Herr, pro,
woman OF Wilkes Barre. was
in burning up quantity OF Pa
the yard OF her home when ha
caught fire and she was fatally
1t is proposed to extend the
gomery telephone line iron
Wales to Eureka.
John T. Stauffer, president
Towle Manufacturing CompanS
caster. is dead, aged IS. He "
merly prominent railroad com
Miss Elsie Graft, aged IS yt
Reading, upon retiring eNtils
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