The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-01

ing Rockefeller and Carnegie.
Former President Cleveland and Mrs.
Cleveland attended the Chicago horse
show as the guests of Paul Morton Mr..
Cleveland is on his way to deliver an
address at the unveiling of statue to
J. Sterling Morton at Nebraska City.
A dress-suit case containing the arms
and legs of the girl whose troso was
found sometime ago in the Charles River
was discovered in Boston harbor. Rings
on the fingers may lead to Identification.
Washington is discussing the question
as to whether the President has or has
not gone outside of the United States
on his trip from New Orleans to Hamp-
ton Roads.
Governor Pennypacker has commuted
to life Imprisonment the death sentence
OF Mrs. Catharine Danz, the Philadel-
phia woman charged with poisoning her
husband.
Adolph Perbolmer leaped out OF the
fourth-story window Of an Office building
in Chicago to escape arrest, and was
dashed TO death in crowded thorough
fare.
Commauder-in-C Tanner, OF the
G. A. r., announces number OF ap-
pointments, including that OF John Twee-
dale, of Washington, as adjutant general.
Secretary of War Taft and party OF
United States army engineers are about
to sail from Hampton Roads to investi-
gate the Panama Canal
Bank Examiner Moxey states that the
condition OF the Enterprise National
Bank OF Pittsburg will not be known for
80 days.
Secretary of War Tait's estimate OF
appropriations necessary for the depart
ment in 1907 is $Io4 oSS 2o7.
William A. Duer, father-in-law OF
Clarence II. Mackey, died al the latter's
residence on Long Island.
President Roosevelt had strenuous
time in New Orleans where the crowds
were great and the enthusiasm tremen-
dous.
An immense subterranean channel
which promises to surpass in size and
/ beauty the famous Mammoth Cave, has
/ been discovered near Glasgow Junction,
Barren county, KY
! A verdict for $So,24I was given in
| New York against Joseph Lester, Jo-
seph H. Hoadley and Cyrus F. Judson,
in favor Of William II. Franklin and
George J. Scott.
There was a run on the Trenton
Trust and Safe Deposit Company in
/ Trenton, n. J., but the institution gave
evidence Of its ability to stand it.
/ Alonzo II. Whitman. convicted in
Buffalo of raising and forging checks,
was sentenced to eight and hall years
in Auburn prison.
Aubrey l.. Rice, OF Boston, was ar
/ rested, charged with the larceny OF
$1,000 from the Puritan Trust Company
of that city
Thieves carried off $1,000 worth OF
silver from William r. Elfers silver
manufacturing establishment in New
York
A runaway trolley car collided with
another in New York, injuring Is pas
sengers, two receiving probably fatal in
/ juries.
Six bodies were taken from the ruins
OF railroad hotel which was gutted
by fire at Hot Springs, Ark
FoREIGN
Prince Charles OF Denmark will ac-
cept the throne of Norway, following a
! plebiscite, November I2. King Oscar has
formally declined the offer Of the throne
to a prince OF the house of Bernadotte.
The Russian prisoners in Japan will
| be transferred TO Nladivostok on board
vessels of the Russian volunteer fleet,
and thence will be returned to Russia
in detachments.
After a fierce fight Portuguese troops
| captured a position occupied by rebel
| lious natives in Portuguese West Africa,
] L x,f tt,
guese lost IS men.
! A fire on Georges Island at the en-
trance to the harbor Of Halifax, N. S,
destroyed storehouses machine shops
and quarters occupied by the families of
soldiers
The Mikado OF Japan has done the
rather unusual thing Of inviting several
thousand OF his naval officers to lunch
con al the palace.
The Spanish steamer Zuria went
ashore off the Island of Heligoland, and
nine OF her crew were drowned.
General Andrade, Cuban secretary OF
the interior, takes no stock in the rumor
that General Gomez is buying 6,ooo
/ rifles in the United States for the pur-
pose of organizing a revolution in Cuba.
The Russian Admiralty has decided
| to Withdraw all the naval iorce i'm the
/ Pacific, excepting one cruiser. a gun
boat and some torpedo boats at Vladi-
vostok.
/ President Loubet left Madrid for
Paris. He, against his wishes, attended
bullhght with King Alfonso, but left
alter the FIRST bull was killed.
The Norwegian bark Astrid was sunk
in collision with the German steamer
Schaumburg in Cuxhaven Roads. The
/ crew was saved,
The freedom of the. City of London
considered a great distinction. was con-
ferred upon General Booth OF the Sal
walton Army.
A statue OF Field Marshal Won
Moltke, the gift Of the army to the
| German people, was unveiled at Berlin.
1t is reported that a Russian battle
ship has been destroyed at Sebastopol by
| incendares.
The railroads in Russia have been
practically tied up by the strike and the
industrial situation has become critical.
Witie spoke TO a delegation and dis
cussed their demands.
President Loubet and King Alfonso
started on a days hunt in the royal
preserve AZ Rio Frio.
! In crash between 10000 students and
workmen and Cossacks at Kharkoff,
! Russia, small bombs were hurled at the
! cavalry and the COssacks fired into thc