The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-10-28
The KEYSTONE STATE
Latest News OF Pennsylvania Told IN
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Ebensburg, flash clamp; Alexander w
Cadman, Edgewood Park, gauge cock !.
Harry w. Croft, Pittsburg. brick drv,
ing floor Frank c. Farnham. Homes
dale, rotary brush; Harrison w. Fos-
naigh Mckces Rocks, curtain fixture !.
Edwin M. Herr, Pittsburg, electric heat.
er for cars, William r. Jenkins, Belle
fonte, manufacturing rakes II. Jarman
Johnson, Pittsburg. toy; Jonas Kauf-
mann, New Castle, wire fence; William
kearns, Mammoth, coke drawer; Joseph
kelso, Pittsburg, car coupling; Joseph
Lltchger. Pittsburg, wrench; Charles P
Martin, Lemont Furnace, unloading ap-
paratus; John w. Offutt, Ellwood CITY.
rolling mill Stephen Ondrey Braddock,
| wrench; Alexander Patterson, Wilkins.
burg, pack for rolling sheet metal; Peter
Schreck, Pittsburg. lining for rcfrigcr.
ators OF the like; George W. Shade and
I. ). Knapp, Pittsburg, vault cover;
| Milton L. Thompson, Rdgeway, brush
| holder for dynamo electric machines
| William J. Wright, Pittsburg, valve
| mechanism for gas engines, also explo.
sive engines.
Shot by foreigner whom he had or.
| dered off his land, J. NJ. Fairchilds,
farmer OF West Berwick, has offered
reward OF $500 for information leading
to the arrest and conviction OF the man
who shot him. The shooting occurred
in the evening. Fairchilds saw two for.
clgners hunting i'll his woods and or.
dcrcd them away. One OF the men
threatened to shoot. Fairchilds, who
was unarmed, started to retreat and in.
stantly the man fired. The shot lodged
i'll his ankle. The foreigners escaped.
Clyde Fritz and Archer Hess, OF
Elk Grove started out to look after some
lumber and took their guns with them.
When near Gallows Point they came
suddenly upon a bear and Fritz fired
when the bear was but few yards dis
tant. Brun at once gave chase and
alter giving the hunters the hardest run
OF their lives for 200 yards dropped
dead. He was black bear and weighed
225 pounds.
The Stourbridge Clay, Paint & Pot
terry Company was incorporated at
Honcsdale for the manufacture of paint
and other commodities from clay. The
company will erect $4,000 plant at Ea>s
Honesdalc. The clay takes the place of
white lead now used in paint. The de-
posts are in Berlin Township, Wayne
county.
John Smeltser George Beed and
Monroe Auman were tearing out an old
chimney on the Shaffner farm near Yost
Church, Berks county, when they found
i'll the wall an iron kettle which con-
tanned $762. so in old gold and silver
coin, all i'll good condition. The treas
ure was handed over to William Shaft
ner.
Urvnza Hauck, the I6-year-old
daughter OF Oscar Hauck of Flicks-
vile, and William Ruth aged % years,
who worked for Mr.. Hauck, slipped
away to New York last Tuesday and
were married. The pair returned to
Flicksvillc and informed the brides pa
rents that they had been married. Mr..
Hauck is alleged to have ordered his
daughter away from the house and the
couple went to the home OF Rutll's
father.
SiXty-fve veterans who fought in the
sixties in the Forty seventh Regiment
under command OF former Lieutenant
Governor General John P. s, Goblin, oi
Lebanon, met there at their annual re-
union. Fourteen members OF the regi
mcnt died during the past year.
Superintendent OF Detectives Nc
Quaide, of Pttsburg, filed at the State
Governor Pennypacker to request Sec.
retary Hay to issue requsiton on
the British authorities for the return
to Washington, Pa, OF Milovar Ke-
vovich and Mlovar Pattrowick. These
men are the Croatans who were arrest
cd at Southampton, England charged
with blowing Contractor Samuel T.
Ferguson to pieces with dynamite, The
evidence is such that the Governor hon
ored the request at once and 'designat-
ed Mr.. McQraide as the agent for the
State to take the papers to Washing
ton.
While the hromen were on parade at
Wikes-Ba in semi-annual inspection,
a fire broke out two miles from the
center of the town and was followed by
a second and third alarm, as an entire
street was threatened. The hremen, in
their dress uniforms, responded and for
two hours fought the flames. Six
houses were destroyed and several more
were damaged
At a meeting of the stockholders OF
the Titusvillc Cambridge Springs and
Lake Erie Railway Company at Ii
tusvlle, these officers were elected:
President, Mrs. N. ~ Steel, New York;
vice-president, J. T. Blair, Greenvlllei
treasurer, Francis Dickinson, New
York; secretary Eugene Mackay, Pitts
burg. Mrs. Steel is the wife OF the late
II. o. Steel and the largest stockholdeT
OF the company.
During drunken quarrel at Van Me
ter, near West Newton, George Luter
shot and killed Michael Chomo. Both
are Slavs. Luter made an effort to get
away. but was captured. Coroner
Wynn and District Attorney Cunning
ham will make a thorough investigation
OF the causes which led to the shoot
ing and killing of Chomo.
Frank Dutton, who has been elected
president OF the Farmers Protective
Association OF Twin Oaks, organized
three weeks ago, for the protection of
birds. is one OF the best known resi-
dents OF Upper Chichester. 1t was
through his efforts that the farmers. o'
.he locality were inspired TO take action
against illegal gaming and to protecf
themselves and the feathered tribe
against pothunters.
The Eastern Steel Company is turn
ing out at its bridge works in Potts
vile, the steel material for large pub
lie building TO be erected at Havana,
Cuba.
]. K. Petty & Companys boiler
works and manufacturing plant, includ-
ing blacksmith shops, pattern shops,
boiler houses. erecting house and en-.
CINE room, were burned to the ground
at Lebanon, entailing loss of nearly