The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-05-27
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ney holder; Thomas ]. Bray, Jr., Pitts
burg, tube handling apparatus; Adoni.
ram J. Campbell. Media, sad-iron
Francis /. Clark, Pittsburg, automatic
slack adjuster; Thomas Dixon, Nc.
Keesport, ingot mold, Ulysses S. Ora.
per, Altoona, roping iron for RAILWAY
cars; William NJ. Fawcett and c. l.
Heislcr, Erie, road roller; George
Goss, Wallaceton. pool table, rack and
tally: Joseph NJ. Gulentz, Pittsburg. ap.
paratus for applying terminal wires te
electric lamp globes; William II. Ham.
ilton. McKeesport. shirt waist; John
/. Hovis, Clintonvillc, vehicle brake;
John Huxley, Washington, iurnac,
bottom; Cornelius Kuhewind, Pitts.
burg, automatic controller for rolling
mill shafts, etc; Benjamin G. Lamme
Pittsburg, puzzle; Oliver J. Mattax
Washington, reclining chair; Harry NJ
Mccall, Pittsburg. electric igniter ior
hydrocarbon engines, also governors
Jesse Morgenthau, Pittsburg, coin.
operated weighing machine: Karl 0
Mauhleberg, Braddock, drill chuck
Henry A. Otto. Allegheny, overhead
travelling crane; Lemuel Patterson
Warren, mailing tube.
Pensions granted:-Joshua B. VII.
liams, Tyrone, $40; Lemuel c. Edgar
Beaver, Ss5; George T. Atkinson. Slip.
perry Rock, $I2; Edward J. Hilson
Pittsburg, $40; Susan c. Shue. Wash.
ington, So; Alexander Clark, Ems.
worth, So; John A. Culbert Jr., Hayrie,
$50; Burton Jones Sharon, Sl4; James
B. o. Harboch, McKeesport. $I2: Ma.
than {. Dobbs, Allegheny. So; Violet
Nelson, Blairsville. SS; James P. Al
tum, Waynesburg, SIo; David Reeder,
New Bloomfield, SI2; Arthur McFad-
den, Pittsburg, $40; Henry Grencr Al.
legheny, So; John P. Norman, Monon.
gahela, So; Jacob S. Snively. Green
Castle, $I2.7s; Daniel McFadden, New
Castle, $40; Thomas L. Hayes, South
Fork, SIo; James B. Thompson, Edin-
boro, $I2; Reuben S. Gross. Warsaw,
S1o; Luke Naughton, Tidioute, So;
Maria Thompson, Tarentum, So: Eliza
J. Ellifritz. Canonsburg, SI2; Manetta
Bowman, Mt. Pleasant, $S; Laura A.
Allen, Henderson, So.
Attorney General Carson rules that
State insane asylums must admit all
insane persons committed by the courts
whether there be room or not.
Jesco Won Puttkamer. granddaughter
OF Prince Bismarck, printers app-en.
tice, who thought ne would get a for.
tune or title because the German po-
lice were seeking him, learns he is not
the boy wanted.
Beverly Robinson loses his sensa.
tional suit to recover Pittsburg prop
erty worth 100000 on the ground that
he was the father OF the child that was
heir to it.
The Liberty Bell will go to Boston
. Mayor Weaver notified Councils that
he had approved the ordinance author
izing the sending OF the bell to Boston
in connection with the anniversary OF
the Battle OF Bunker Hill. on June IT,
A councilmanic committee TO escort
the bell has been appointed, but no
meetings have been held, the attitude
of the Mayor not having been known
A call for the meeting will be issued in
few days.
Frederick Miller. Uniontown boy,
has been lodged ir jail at Uniontown.
He is charged with taking $1,000 worth
OF goods from the store OF Rosenbaum
Bros.
General Manager David T. Davis, Of
the Ohio Leather Company, OF Youngs-
town, O., resigned to accept thc posi-
ton OF assistant cashier OF the Indus
trial Bank OF Pittsburg.
Mad with grief over the death OF
her husband. Mary Antonio, al Italian,
attempted To commit suicide by bu;,ng
her head against .he walls OF the Al
toona hospital.
A deal is about to be closed with
Eastern capitalists ior the purchase OF
zooo acres Of coal land in the neigh
borhood OF Stoyes,own.
The members CT the Sixtccu;i, Reg
iment Association are making arrange
ments for the annual reunion. which
will be held at Monarch Park, near
Franklin, August 9.
DR.. Theodore B. Moss, principal oI
the Southwestern State Normal School,
at California, is seriously ill at his
home, suffering with pneumonia.
The Jones and Laughlin Steel Com.
pany has bought the Disciple. Church
at Coal Center for $6ooo 1t is sup.
posed that new coal road will be
built across the property.
Mrs. Anna Barnard. OF New Castle
refused to leave Ter burning home on
Saturday. 1t was necessary to drag
At recent meeting the Grove City
Council awarded the contract for the
paving OF North Broad street. The
contract amounts 20 about $4,000
According to assessors returns
Monessen shows a gain OF nearly SOC
vo.e-s over the last registration. which
along the line Of usual computation,
gives the town a population oi about
10000.
The jury on the case of the trustees
OF the Greek Catholic Church at No.
nessen, against Father Eugene Volkay.
charged with forcible entry, found a yer
cict in favor OF the defendant. and plac'
ed the costs on the prosecutors.
George Everhart caught one OF the
largest catfish that has been taken from
the Shenango river in several years. He
was fishing above Sharpsvilc and sue
cessfully landed the FISH after an hours
struggle. 1t weighed 43 pounds
Two children. aged four and two. o.
Mrs. George Connors, OF Coatesvlle,
drank iodine, but physicians effort:
may save their lives.
At the Wcsttown Friends Boarding
School the cornerstone Of the new
gymnasium was laid. The exercise:
we're conducted by the faculty aud class
of 1908. the entire school participating
The Lchigh Valley Coal Company
distributed about $1,000 bonus money TO
its 700 employees 1T Prinrorc Colliery,
Mahanoy City. hcng all back money
owing.
DIR. B. Frank Klugh. prominent
physician OF Florin, died from injuries