The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-12-02
THE KEYSTONE STATE
latest News OF Pennsylvania Told 10
Short Order.

NNllhlliE llldNllliS iOi newspapers nldR.
azincs, etc; Richard Black. Canons
Bowers, McKecsport, rotary engine;
Benjamin L. Bradbury. CASTLE, cream
separator: George i. Bush. Priccdale,
weight supporting device; Lee Schad.
wick, Ridley Park. controlling mechan-
ism for gas engines; William NJ. Her.
vey, Homestead, novelty device; John
f. Jacobs, Burnham, inter clamps;
Jesse d. Lyon, Pittsburg, developing
apparatus for Photographic plates; Geo.
w. Mackenzie, Beaver, vending appa-
ratus Theron r. Palmer. Jeannette,
making single tube pneumatic tires;
Perry A. Reno, Reynoldsvile, packing
or shipping box; Moritz Rosenzweig,
\llcghcny, cuspidor John X. Ross and
l.. Singer, Allegheny, apparatus for in
trcasing speed OF vessels; Louis c.
Sands. Jr, Pittsburg, center iron Tor
walking beams and Samson posts;
Henry c. Sepp, Pittsburg. mechanism
for operating elevator door; Phillips
Semmer. Pittsburg, apparatus for
breaking tile strips.
A fire which broke out one year ago
at the Lchigh Valley Co.'S Sioux Colli'
cry and which was supposed to have
been cxtinguished lately, broke oui
airesh and the officials arc lighting 1t
in new and original manner. During
the first fire bore holes were driven
through the ground to the burning sec
ton. Concrete and sand are now be-
ng run through the holes, the DIN.
als thinking a solid concrete wall WIN
orm and create an air-tight compart'
'rrt in which the blaze may be smoth'
cred
The 10000 miners employed by the
.Iennsylvania. Coal & Coke Company
It its mines in Cambria county have
threatened TO strike because OF an orde,
,sued by the company this week chang
ng the hour ior going to work IN the
morning from : to 7.3o o'clock.
Charles Trout, hotel clerk i'll Iy
one. and son-in-law OF the proprietor
Charles Woodn, is under bail accused
II shooting Thomas Brown, colored
porter at the hotel. The two quarrelec
and Brown was shot in the hand anf
heck
Notice was posted at the works OF thu
american Steel Foundries Company
Sharon, OF a reduction i'll wages to tak'
effect this week. The cut will be II
per cent, which will bring the mould
rs Wases ~ 80; ;aLo cffcct ir
III .it'' ,h ,''e ion,S ~ tbe American Stee
I'oundrics Company.
All the outbuidings on the farm o
lsaae NeIo''. MA, a;,, han i,rn,;ng ;,npl,
selnel WY" snan', .,na nay norn ,a. n destrnyei
,l'e''es anu SIN 80. oo ,Lo o,,t
py hle. oe|eta' .L y.ul0 49, ,ners de-
oui'uiliS3 on ''e ''''e ''' AZ
my ,,,.,,
Mrs. Harry Eckroth' OF W'rheS pS
Barre, was iounu on .ne Si Na
road tracks seriously ii!"'vH; o,;e d;e. "a
been struck oy tra"'' ''c u'eu
me Mercy lloSp''a''
The strike at the ked AS!
Colliery, Wilkes-barre' the oniy SER
ous one in the anthracite region' Pre-
sents new ana pecu'iar coiidit'oh' IN
company IS anxious to settle 1t by sup
mitting the grievances 10 Tue Nohcii
iation Board, but the miners nave re
fused to submit their grievances ane
claim they want to hght the matter ou'
win ING company; eNpect,tS tne com
pany oihcials to decide what ihey VII
concedc he strikers nave Deen ou
tor hvc months Inc men deciare the,
will not return to work until the SUI
perintendcnt now employed is DIS
charged
Adam r. Grubcr, OF Obold, was re-
turning home from visit in Reading
driving a two-horsc team, when the
horses took fright at train near Lo.
rah and ran away. The carriage was
upset and Mr. Gruber thrown to the
ground, landing on his head. His neck