The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-11-02
NEWS IN SHORT ORDER.
The Latest Happenings Condensed for Rapid
Reading.
Domestic.

ident instructions looking 10 the sum.
monlng of another international peace
conference.
Inc Penn sylvania Railroad Com
Pany is preparing to handle increased
traffic. Works Of Improvement. tenn
porarily suspended, have been taken
up and orders have been placed for
more cats and locomotives.
Ofhcials OF the Enterprise Colicrv,
in Shamokin, Pa, which caught FIRE
three weeks ago, stated that the FIRE.
winch caused over 100000 damage.
has been extinguished.
kogora Takahira, the Japanese min
ister to the United States, has UNDER
gone an operation for appcndiciti, in
New York and his condition is serious.
Ross Schafer, farmer. living in
ONO, shot and killed John Ham. who
mad been employed by him as a farm
hand. The motive was revenge.
Alvah r. Cooley confessed being
implicated with Edward Douvall in
an attempt to blackmail Mrs. Theresa
A. Sheridan in New York
The report OF the United States
commissioner OF Education shows
that during the past year 10000, .,6I
pupils attended the public schools,
The steamer Mainlandcr, OF the Pa
cihc Coast Steamship Company's fleet.
lies at the bottom OF Puget Sound. off
West Point lighthouse, north OF Seat
tie, as the result OF collision with
the powerful tug Sea Lion.
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Senator John r. McCarty. at Pitts
field, Mass, was robbed The thieves
secured jewelry valued at $4,000.
II. Stanley Wilson, y years old, was
shot and instantly killed at Pushaw
Lake, Me, by his brother Herbert,
who mistook him for deer.
One man was burned to death and
another injured in fire on the New
York waterfront that partially destroy
ed several vessels and the pier
Columbia College began the cele-
bration OF the one hundred and fftietil
OF the university since its
inception as Kings College.
A young lady fell between the plat
form and a train in the subway and
was painfully hurt. This was the first
accident in the subway
Myrtle Smith, IS years old, is dead
and Jennie Leaver critically i'll as the
result OF Knockout drops administered
TO the girls.
Former Gov George K. Nash, Of
Ohio, died suddenly OF heart disease
at the home OF his stepdaughter, in
Columbus.
The American steamer Miami. which
arrived at Havana. brought IL of the
crew OF the Spanish bark Cosme Cal
zada, which was wrecked on the Flor
da coast.
Thomas NJ. Hggs, hotel man in
ii huntsville, Ala, has been arrested
and placed under $4,000 bond on
charge of conspiracy in the lynching
of Horace Naples,
X. Haning, father-in-law OF County
Treasurer Thomas J.. Chase, was in
ilcted in Pomeroy, O., on the charge
of being involved in the county treas
Try robbery.
On account OF the charge of arson
brought against him, Isaac N. Perry
resigned the presidency of the Ma
tional Bank OF North America, Of
Chicago.
The grand jury in Akron, O., re-
.urned an indictment against Aaron
cashier OF the Akron
Savings Bank, which failed last April.
Bellamy Storer, American ambas-
,ador TO Austria Hungary sailed from
New York on the steamer Deutsch-
and on his return to his post.
Mrs. Maud Cohoon was shot and
fatally wounded in Cincln-
natl by Charles Lugannani, an Italian
oellboy,
The Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
Dany met in New York and reorgan-
zed by the reelection OF the old Off
GERS.
Mrs, Rae Krauss was indicted in
Hartford City, Ind, on the charge OF
murder in the first degree.
The directors OF the United States
Steel Corporation declared the regu-
larly quarterly dividend.
The steamship Massachusetts, is re-
ported TO have been wrecked off the
Old Bahama Channel.
John Connolly died in P,tsburg
from wounds said to have been in
tiicted by his mother.
Cornelius Van Cott, postmaster of
New York city, died suddenly OF heart
failure.
J. Harry Tregoe. OF Baltimore, ad-
dressed the Chicago Credit Mems AS
sociation.
A large meeting OF window glass in
teres.s was held at Pittsburg.
The village OF South Royalston,
Mass, was threatened by fire.
The International Arbitration So
ciety met in Chicago.