The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-11-11
THE LATEST NEWS IN SHORT ORDER.
Domestic.

Domestic.
Judge Lacombe, OF the United States
District Court. in New York, dismissed
the petition for habeas corpus brought
i'll behalf OF John Turner the English
anarchist, whose deportation had been
ordered.
Mrs. Edgar T. Clark, wife OF the
grand chief OF the Order OF Railway
Conductors OF America and member OF
the Coal Strike Commission, died in
Cedar Rapids, Ia,
President Frank Buchanan, oi the
Bridge and Structural lronworkers, or
dcred strike throughout the country
on all contracts held by the Iron
League OF New York
Mark NJ. Dobson, confidential clerk
for Austin NJ. Greer a banker and
broker OF New York, was arrested on
the charge OF grand larceny, preferred
by his employer
Despite the opposition OF the widow
OF Philo s. Bennett, Mr.. William J.
Bryan was permitted by the court in
New Haven, Ct, to qualify as cXecu-
tor OF the will.
The Cuban government handed to
United States Minister Squiers propo-
sition ior the turning over OF the Guam
tanamo naval station to the United
States.
Lieutenant Colonel John Dunlop
Adair, who was a member OF General
Grants staff during the Civil War,
died at his home, in Chicago, OF pneu-
mOnia.
Judge Lands, in Lancaster, Pa, re-
fused either TO grant or dismiss the bill
for receiver for the Susquehanna Iron
and Steel Company.
The jury which tried State Senator
Farris, OF Missouri, for bribery in CON
nection with the baking powder legis-
lation disagreed.
Mrs. Christian Sorenson dropped
dead from heart disease in New York
on learning OF her husbands arrest
for theft.
Miss Clara Josephine Coffin. the
daughter OF Edward w. Coffin, OF East
Orange. n. J., who disappeared from
her home on Tuesday night, has been
found in Omaha, Neb.
The boiler OF harvesting engine eX-
plodcd at the Ohio State University,
killing the engineer and assistant engi-
neer and injuring a number OF STU
dents.
As the result OF a general conference
OF window glass interests, 10000 skill
ed workers who have been idle for six
months will return to work very soon.
At the last day OF the Congress OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church in
America the proposition to change the
name OF the church was discussed.
II. J. Hoover, until recently cashier
OF the Licking County Bank OF New
ark, o.. confessed that he was a default
er to the amount OF $4,000.
DR.. 5. w. Winchester, editor OF the
Christian Outlook, OF Buffalo, n. Y,
was elected president OF Taylor Univer-
sty, at Upland, Ind.
An explosion OF gas in a pit at the
repair shops OF the Pennsylvania Rail
road in Pittsburg, Pa, killed two men
alomst instantly.
Magistrate Elijah Upton, OF Bowling
Green, KY, shot and killed Tom Stew
art, who had threatened to shoot him
on sight
Sam Parks, the New York walking
delegate, was sentenced to two years
and three months in Sing Sing for the
eXtortion.
There was great excitement on the
cotton exchanges in New York and
New Orleans, and prices were again
forced upward.
Miss Bobb Clark Hoyt, OF Bozman,
Mont, eloped with and was married to
the son OF her fathers Chinese cook.
The National Convention of the
American Humane Association was
held in Cincinnati.
Clinton Rogers Woodruff, OF Phil
adelphia, has been appointed an asso-
ciate OF Charles J. Bonaparte in the
investigation OF the Indian Territory
scandal
A strike has been ordered of coal
miners OF Colorado, Utah, New Mex
leo and Southern Wyoming.
The crew OF the schooner John w.
Linnell was rescued at sea and was
brought to New York. .
The United States cruiser Mime
apols LETT League Island Navy Yard
for Hampton Roads.
Owing to the unsettled condition OF
the trade, the price OF steel bilets
has been reduced.