The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-07-27
NEWS IN SHORT ORDER.
The Latest Happenings Condensed for Rapid
Reading.
Domestic,

Dr. SilaS {. swallow, the presidcn-
tial candidate Of the Prohibitionists,
and George w. Carroll, the vice pres
idential candidate, were officially no.
tilted in Tomlinson's Hall. Indiana
polls.
Rudolph Wetter, a Salmon River
miner, shot and instantly killed L. d.
Long and Chris Vain and wounded
the formers I4-year old boy at a
camp in the Warren Mining Country,
Idaho.
A passenger train from Louisville TO
ST. Louis collided with a freight stand
ing in the yards at North Vernon,
Ind. Fireman William Keowan was
killed and four passengers were in
jured.
The Visger Company's excursion
steamer Castanet, with $50 passengers
on board, took FIRE near Kingston,
Ont. All the passengers were saved.
President Baer announced that the
Philadelphia and Reading voting trust
will be dissolved by the payment OF
the September dividend.
The State Department considers the
$4,000 indemnity paid by China for
the death OF Louis Ethel, killed by
O''''NoN ScANANios - Ad4is
Ten dollars per fish was the fine i'm
posed at lockwood, Pa, upon three
men who had violated the FISH laws.
Three Italians were arrested at Al
lentown, Pa, on the charge OF pass
ing counterfeit coin.
Herbert Johnson, singer and com
poser, died in Boston.
Frank Pierce shot and killed his
wife at their home, in Canton, III.
Mrs. George, widow of Henry
George, died at her home, in Monti-
cello, n. Y.
Blaine W. Taylor, OF West Vir-
ginia, resigned as chief clerk OF the
Postofice Department.
Nicholas Glasener, who murdered
Margaret Hall, his sweetheart, was
hanged in Pittsburg.
Robert Clayton shot and killed his
wife and wounded his mother-in-law
IN Princeton, N. J.
The State Bank at East Moline,
Ill, was entered by robbers who blew
open the vault and escaped.
Ninety-seven thousand persons have
thus far registered for homesteads
on the Rosebud Reservation.
The survivors of the Danish steam
er Norge were brought to New York
on the Cunarder Aurania.
The Missouri Democratic Conven-
ton nominated Joseph w. Folk for
governor and adopted vigorous anti
Doodle plank
A freight train collded with an
automobile at Coney Island. Two
men were fatally injured and two
others seriously hurt
A number OF unionists are being
arrested at Victor, Col, on the charge
OF conspiring TO embarrass operations
at the Portland Mine.
The British ship Creedmoor was
burned off Fire Island and the cap
tain and the crew, who were taken off,
were taken to Woods Holl, Mass.
j. Marbourg Kennedy, formerly Of
Hagerstown, Md, was appointed
prosecuting attorney for the Panama
Canal zone.
Twenty persons were injured in
crash between work car and troll
ley car near Hampstead, L. /.
Judge Upton Muir, OF Louisville,
KY, who resided in a cottage at Cape
May, was drowned in the surf.
The buildings of the Philadelphia
hickon Heights, were burned
Officials OF the Pennsylvania deny
that there will be strike among the
trainmen at Altoona.
The Parrot Mining Company has
sued +. A. Heinze and others TO re-
cover S2,2oo,ooo.
Five men were injured in a powder
explosion at Barton, O.
Chief John Long Dog, of the Madin
Sioux is dead.
The long-standing claim OF the
San Domingo Improvement Company
against the government of San Do
mingo has been brought to a sue
cessful arbitration.
Adab, perhaps the Oldest city in
the World, has been discovered by
the University of Chicago's excavat-
ing expedition in Babylonia.
Five deaths occurred from heat in
Greater New York, and there were
many prostrations.
The Western Federation OF Miners
has appealed TO the Red Cross So
ciety TO take charge OF the relief OF
the deported miners.
The immigration Bureau has issued
a statement showing the number OF
inmates in the penal and reformatory
institutions.
General Miles says he Withdrew
from the contest because he did not
want to cause dissension among the
Prohipitionists.
The State Department has begun
a study OF precedents relative to the
stoppage OF neutral ships by bel
ligerents.