The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-10-18

MIh. OTdNe Evans, OF DCS hOnlcS,
Ia, tainted upon learning that her hus-
band, Ralph w. Evans, had been Sc
cretly married to Miss Jessiea Penn, a
society girl and art student, who had
been his model
John Frederickson, of South Nor
walk, Conn, is on the hunt for William
Barrett, who ran off with his wife and
81, 800 of his cash. He does not want
his wife, but does want his cash.
DR.. Arthur ST. Clair Knudson, a
wealthy New York clubman, was found
nude on top of freight car at Yonkers.
He had climbed there while suffering
from mental ALTERATION.
Two more convictions have been OBJ
tanned in the Oregon land-fraud case,
the latest eulprits being former State
Representative Willard n. Jones and
Ira Wade, timber locator.
The Southern Pacific Railway has or
dered I4o new locomotives and over
5000 cars. A perfect block system will
be installed between San Francisco and
Omaha.
Joseph A. Flanely, an inspector Of the
New York State Excise Department,
was arrested on the charge of falsely
certifying to permits for license
Rev. George Soltan, pastor of the
Sioux City Baptist Church, notified his
congregation that he would resign if
they did not give tip Sunday diversions,
A portion of the brain of Thomas
Paine, that had been stolen, was reeov-
cred in Paine's tomb at New Rochelle,
N. Y.
Five hremen were injured in fire
that destroyed a paint and wallpaper es-
tablshment in Chicago.
Mrs. Russell Sage has given $4,000
for a new modern school building in Sag
Harbor, l.. |.
Lieut.. Louis McLane Hamilton, Four
teenth Infantry, has been reduced 80 files
in rank as the result of court-martial
held at Vancouver Barracks, when Lieu
tenant McLane was tried on charges Of
conduct unbecoming an officer and a
gentleman, and conduct to the prejudice
of good order and military discipline.
District Attorney William T. Jerome,
of New York, speaking of his independ-
ent campaign for reelection, and the
fact that Tammany Hall nominated a
candidate TO oppose him, said he will
remain in the fight.
Rev. DR.. J. c. Kunzman, treasurer Of
Home Missions OF the Evangelical Lu-
theran Church of North America, re-
ported to the General Council that dur
ing the past year 600 missions had re-
ceived support.
During a hearing in Chicago the at
torney of former Capt Oberlin NJ. Car
ter laid charges of dishonesty against
government officials. He mentioned no
names.
A woman cashier in New York con-
fessed that she had embezzled $4,000
and had used the funds to support her
father, mother and invalid sister.
w. E. Brown, president of the failed
First National Bank OF Storm Lake,
Ia, was sentenced TO five years in prison
for fraudulent banking.
The "open-shop" policy will cause
strike OF over 1000 men in the shops
OF the National Cash Register Company,
at Dayton, o.
The price $7;7so,ooo as the value of
telephone franchise for New York was
submitted by an expert to the board
OF estimates.
Judge Eason, OF Wooster, O., granted
Capt Elmore F. Taggart a divorce and
the custody OF his two sons.
Armitage Mathews, a New York law
yer, committed suicide by leaping from
the window OF his apartment TO the
courtyard below. He was about 10 be
tried for looting an estate.
Detectives searched the outgoing
White Star steamer Cymric at Boston
in the vain hope of finding Edward c.
Z
100000 from the Adams Express Office.
Indictments were returned against
Fred r. Green, cashier of the Fredonia
National Bank of New York, charging
him with making false entries.
In New York William S. Brown, of
Westheld, N. J., filed in United States
Circuit Court a suit for $4,000 damages
against William c. Muschenheim, pro-
prietor OF the New Astor Hotel because
the night clerk refused himself and wife
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