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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-08-23
CANAL COSTLY TO DATE
Bat All Of the Appropriation Is Not
Spent.
WHAT CHAIRMAN SHONTS SAYS.
official Statement by the Commission Show.
Ing How Much Money Has Been Spent
Each Month-Enough on Hand TO Con.
iinue Work Until January u Deemed Hs.
pedlent TO 10 So.

Panama (By Cable) 1t is currently
reported here that the suspension of en-
eneering operations on the canal is
owing to the exhaustion Of the con-
gressiohal appropriation, although the
reason officially given is that the sus-
pension is due 10 the desirabiliiy OF un-
dertaking the Improvement of sanitary
conditions in the zone. A resumption
OF operations is not expected until Con-
gress meets.
Washington (SpeciaD One of the
first important tasks awaiting Mr.
Shonts when he assumed the presidency
OF the Isthmian Canal Commission was
the conservation of the balance remai,-
ing OF the appropriation OF $4,000 oooc
so as to guard against a stoppage OF the
work OF canal building Calling to his
aid several expert accountants, the eX-
act state OF the finances of the COM
mission was ascertained, and it was
found that the work could be steadily
prosecuted until Congress at the next
regular session should have ample OPP
portunity to provide more funds. There
fore, the balance on hand was divided
into monthly allotments, which have SC
far been closely adhered to, save in one
case where an unexpected demand arose
for additional transportation facilities
Thus the commission has, it believes
avoided the necessity Of availing itself
of the privilege granted by Congress oi
issuing bonds to meet expenditures.
The commission issued the follow
ing statement on this point
1T was officially stated at the 18th.
mian Canal Commission today that oil
the appropriation by Congress of $Io,-
100000 for the construction of the canal
there was on April /, 1905, the date or
which the present commission took hold
an available balance to the credit OF
this appropriation of $7.426.s6
During the month of April the ex-
penditures from this appropriation ag-
gregated $47s,ooo; during May, $5o3,ooo
during June, S6soooo; during july
$4,000, for wages, salaries, material
supplies and equipment.
During July there was an unusual
expenditure for the purchase of two
ships at $65o,ooo each, not included il
the July expenditure above.
DuIlIB inc ihonn OF august, up tC
and including the 18th, $25o,ooo has beer
expended This left to the balance Of
the appropriation on August IS, ST.
8I6,7I5, in addition TO which each oi
the two disbursing officers had in hand
$4,000 on that date.
at will be seen from the foregoing
than the average expenditure per month
leaving out of consideration the purchase
of these two ships, was in the neighbor-
hood of $65o,ooo, and that at that rate
of expenditure the $2,8I6,7I3 will last
until early in January, which is accord
ing to the schedule fixed by Mr.. Shont:
on April I, when he became chairman
of the commission"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-08-23
NEW THEORY OF WORLD CREATION.
Old NebuIar Hypothesis Is Torn TO
Pieces.


Chicago (SpeciaD La Places ring"
theory of the nebular hypothesis for the
creation of the universe which has stood
service for more than century in the
scientific world, was torn to pieces by
Prof. F. K. Mouton, OF the University
OF Chicago, who believes that he has
made the real solution of the evolution
Of our solar system. Assisted by Prof
Thomas c. Chamberlain, head of the
geology department, Professor Mouton
has been working for more than four
years 10 disprove the ring" theory and
to set up what he terms the spiral"
theory. The results OF their researches
were made known in a lecture on "The
Evolution OF the Solar System" delivered
by Professor Moulton.
"The ring theory was brought out
by La Place in 1906, and has been ac-
cepted almost universally up TO present
time" said Professor Moulton. "The
theory which Professor Chamberlain and
myself hold is the spiral theory. We be-
lieye a second sun-a disturbing sun
moved down near our sun and caused
on orr sun enormous tides, thousands
Of miles high. The tides were similar
to the tides of the sea. One tide was
at the point neares; the disturbing sun
and the other tide was on the opposite
side
"The matter shot towards the disturb
ing sun, Ordinarily it would have been
straight up, but the disturbing sun moved
around in an elliptical sort of orbit.
Consequently, all the masses thrown of
were in spiral direction one after an
other, which accounts for the orbits
of the planets. The swollen masses were
attracted TO the large nuclei, which made
them into planets"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-08-23

Baxley, Ga. (SpeciaD.-A. J. Chest
nut, who a few days ago shot and kill
ed United States Marshal Michael As
pinwall, and, being pursued by the sher-
if and large number Of citizens, was
wounded, died Wednesday evening. VIM.
Smith, a carpenter, OF Waycross, who
was employed on work on the school
building shot Chestnut with a rifle and
since has become insane and is now in
the asylum
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-08-23
At Least Twelve Were Killed.

Allentown, Pa. (speciaD. - officials
of the Lehigh Portland Cement Com
pany stated that y workmen are known
TO have been killed in the cave-in at the
companys quarry at Ormrod, and that
FIVE were injured. Eleven bodies have
been recovered. It is possible that ad-
ditional quarrymen are buried under
the limestone, and if this be the case
they may not be recovered for several
weeks.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-08-23
Dlvsd Alter Torpedo.

Newport, X. |. (Special). - Seaman
James f. Smith, OF the torpedo station
here, who jumped into the harbor after
a .orpedo which had slipped overheard
during practice, died as the result OF
his act. Smith made dive with a rope
which he secured at one end of the
projectile, but did not come to sur
face. Seaman Gunner Charles Thomp-
son jumped after his comrade and sue
ceeded in bringing him ashore Smith
was unconscious, and he died without
recovering sensibility
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-08-23
Escape ID NIrht cIoths,.

Monticello, N. Y. (speciaD The Ar.
lingion, large summer boarding house
at White Lake, Sullivan county, was
burned with its contents before daylight
The house contained nearly 800 guests
mostly from New York and Brooklyn
They were compelled TO rush from the
burning building in their night clothes
leaving clothing. money and jewelry be-
hind. There wfre many narrow escapes
but no serisus injuries The losses oi
the guests will amount to many thou
sands OF dollars.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-08-23
Stock OF Silver Bullion.

Washington, D. c. (Special) .-Th,
suspension of gold and silver coinage
at the Philadelphia mint is explained al
the Treasury Department by the state
ment that the stock of silver bullion j.
entirely exhausted, and there is no cal
at present for gold or minor coins
Some time in October it is thought the
accumulation of uncurrent silver will
warrant the resumption for time of re-
coinage of silver dollars into subsidiary
coins, as has been proposed The out
look for continued active operations al
the Philadelphia mint are not regarded
as good
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-08-23
Snow In liazleton.

Hazleton, Pa. (SpeciaD - Policemen
and others who were abroad at that hour
say that there was lively furry of
snow in this city at about I o'clock A. M.
Following week of Intensely warm
weather, the temperature began to drop
during the day, and at midnight it was
down TO As degrees The policemen say
that when they first saw the snow fall
they could scarcely believe their eyes,
and several of them went even so far as
TO put ont their hands and catch the
fakes. They say that they found that
it was the real thing, and tried to collect
enough TO make a midsummer snow
highball for the Mayor
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-08-23
FIVE MORE ALPINE CLIMBERS KILLED.
One Boy Falls 200 Feet and Four Students
Go Over q Preciplce.

Vinnsbruck, Austrian Tyrol (By Ca
ble).-No less than five Alpine fatali-
tie were recorded.
Two tourists from Meran while hunt
ing for edelweiss were killed on the
Peuegal, in the Zilerthal Alps.
While climbing the Hoofats group
Bavarian lawyer fell and was killed.
Four students from Dresden who
were ascending the Hohergoell fell
down precipice. One was killed and
the others probably were fatally injured.
Another youth OF 10 was killed on
Mount Mythcnstock He fell 600 feet,
and his body was reduced TO a pulp.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-08-23
Biz Swlndle CHARGED.

Detroit (SpeciaD - Archibald Y
jameson, of Detroit, formerly Of Jack
SON. Mich, is under arrest here, charged
with attempting to procure under false
pretenses $IoI $50 worth Of stocks from
Dr. NJ. l.. limerick, Of Hickory Corn
ers, Pa; Isaac B. Tesslcr, a Northum-
berland county farmer Of Pennsylvania
and half a dozen other residents OF thai
vicinity and Williamsport, Pa Gov.
ernor Warner has received from the
Governor OF Pennsylvania a request for
the extradtion OF Jameson.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-08-23
Miss Roosevelt Undecided.

Manila (By Cable ).-The governor
general Of Hongkong has invited Sec
retary of War Taft and the members OF
his party 20 attend a banquet. The
members OF The party have answered
that they will stay one day at Hong
kong and one night at Canton. Miss
Alice Roosevelt lis undecided as TO
whether she will visit Peking, and Il
is believed that she is awaiting her
fathers answer to the invitation ex-
tended her to visit that place.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-08-23
Mans Footprint 10 Coal

Pottsville, Pa. (SpeciaD The first
human imprint ever found in anthra-
cite coal was uncovered by Michael
Sincayage, a miner at Eagle Hill Col
l'ery, the fossil beins a mans footprint.
Fossils Of snakes, ferns, etc, have been
Plentiful, but th, is the first evidence
that prehistoric man was in existence in
this country during the formation Of the
coal beds. The imprint, it is estimated,
must have been made 10000 years ago.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-08-23
Vieeroy curzou Resigns.

St, Petersburg (By Cable) A private
dispatch received here from Kishinef
says that rioting occurred there Satrr-
day evening following the publication of
the Emperor's manifesto. The demon
strators are described as numbering se,,
eral thousand, but were dispersed BY
mounted police. Shots were fired on tie
street, but there is no report of any
casualties.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-08-23
Fatal Fire At the Fair.

Portland, Ore. (SpeciaD.-Fire de-
,troyed the Stateroom Inn, situated one
block from the main entrance of the
Lewis and Clark Exposition and resulted
in the death of two mei, whose charred
bodies have not been identified. A num-
Der OF the occupants Of the place, in
cluding four women and two men, were
injured. They were removed to hos
pitas. About 90 persons were in the
building when the FIRE started.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-08-23
Rlotlug In klshlnef.

London (By Cable) The resignation
of Lord Curzon OF Kedleston as Viceroy
of India and the appointment of the Earl
of Mimic as his successor was announced
at the India Office According to the
correspondence, which is issued in the
form of White Book, il appears that
Lord curzons resignation was cabled
le ihai Office on August u. The corrc-
spondence shows a decided bitter feel
ing between Lord Curzon, the India
Office and Lord Kitchener, commander
ir-chief OF the forces in India. over the
new plan Of army administration in In
dia.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-08-23
ROOSEyELT'S IDEA.
The Presidents Second Card is Played In the
Game.

At the invitation Of President Roose-
welt, Russia's chief envoy NJ. Witte,
sent Baron de Roseh to Oyster Bay
where, it is understood, the President
took that "other step" which, it was an
nounced before the peace negotiations
began, was IN contemplation in the event
OF a deadlock at Port smouth.
Neither party 10 the conference would
disclose its nature but a correspondents
took hope fro the fact that Baron de
Rosen was brusque in his manner when
he arrived, but left with "his face
wreathcd in smiles"
Great Britain France and Germany
has acquiesced it is understood, in Mr..
Roosevelt's latest move, and the Ameri-
can ambassadors at ST. Petersburg and
Toxic have been renewing their activity.
New Castle, ~ II. (SpeciaD There
IS apparently but one hope entertained
by the peace enyoys that the negotia-
tions between Russia and Japan may be
successful, and that hope IS furnished
by President Roosevelt
Others are more sanguine because they
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-08-23
Advance In Rates.

Chicago (SpeciaD. = The railroads
running east from Chicago agreed TO
make an advance of 2H cents per 100
pounds on grain and grain products.
The new tariff OH grain and grain prod
ucts TO points in central freight associa-
ton territory and on grain for export
will become effective September I, while
the higher rate ON grain products Tor,
export will take effect September 20.
The new domestic grain rates will be
on basis OF III cents per 100 pounds
from Chicago to New York, while the
basis on export shipments will be r5|
cents.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-08-23
SIDEuGHTS OF new YORK
- - - - -
NEW YoRK Cry, N. Y.

ioddS i-uulOW duSHlp lNO. ,, tOii "iN
bedraggled, is a wreck, but she carried
human freight 100 feet into the air at
the foot OF West Seventy-eight street,
and her inventor is happy man, for he
declares that il is the first time in his
tory that an aeroplane has risen from
the ground with a man on board. In all
other experiments the inventors leaped
from high places. In this case the aero
plane was attacked by a rope to an au-
tomohile, which al the proper time start
ed full speed ahead, the third attempt
being what the inventor called success
ful. Thousands Of people witnessed the
experiment
After IS years of separation and the
filing of cross suits for divorce. Alois
! Suss, 4o4 East Seventy-ffth street, and
wife have become reconciled because
his physicians have told him that he, at
20 years OF age, had only a short while
to live. Statutory grounds and cruelty
figured in both suits for divorce. Now
they have been dismissed the reason
being that Mr.. Suss desires his wife to
have full rights to a portion of his es-
Loaded with returning tourists, the
Deutschland and Baltic have arrived,
the Deutschland with a report of suicide
at sea. of the Banks Lewis Jansen,
a deckhand shipped in Hamburg, ap-
parently jumped overheard while the
ship was in a heavy easterly gale. II
was rumored that he had been hoggeo
and committed suicide for shame, bui
that was denied by the officers.
In a squeaking old cart which re-
sembled the familiar hand delivery car,
of the corner grocery in Harlem, two
laborers employed at the Custom-house
pushed $I,Ioo32o in gold and gold GER
| tificates from the Custom-house up Wall
street to the ub-Treasury
That amount represented the intake
of one days business of the New York
Custom-house. The amount taken in
Wednesday was UP to the highest rec
ord ever touched. Usually the amount
Of money collected at the Custom-house
day by day averages between $500, 200
and 100000. About 4 o'clock the days.
collections are deposited at the Sub
Treasury, farther up Wall street.
Mr.. Charles NJ Schwab was a passen-
ger by the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm
H., which sailed for Bremen Wednes-
day. Accompanied by several friends
| MIR. Schwab went over in an automo-
bile to the North German Lloyd pier
in Hoboken at ? o'clock He went to
his stateroom, and had not again
appeared on deck when at o'clock in
| the morning the vessel sailed.
1t may have been the hot weather, or
just the crush. Anyhow. in the excite
ment of rush for a car at the Man
haitian end of the Brooklyn Bridge, Rev.
Emil B. Linde, 334 East One Hundred
and Fourteenth street, ran into Edgar
NJ. Howell 2o7 Ryerson street, and How.
ell hit him with his fist. An arrest
promptly followed.
"lf this defendant had smitten you on
the cheek instead of the neck, would
you be guided by the Scriptural or legal
phase of the case" asked Magistrate
! Breen.
"The legal" replied the minister, who
had no relish for turning the other
cheek, and Howell was fined 81, which
| he paid.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-08-23
LIVE WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

According 10 Minister Quaseda, OF
Cuba, the island is enjoying an era OF
prosperity far exceeding expectations.
He expects the islands wealth TO be
doubled in a few years.
According to T. B. Shonts, chairman
Of the lsthmian Canal Commission. who
has just returned TO Washington, after
a tour OF investigation and inspection
on The isthmus, the engineers in Pan
anna have formed a comprehensive plan
for the excavation OF between 100000
and 100000 cubic yards of dirt When
tins plan has been fulfilled others will
be made, and thus the work will be car
ried on, step by step, to completion.
The forest service Of the Department
OF Agriculture will conduct experiments
with a view to finding a lasting wood
pavement
In addition to requiring the resigna-
ton OF the clerk originally responsible
for the error by which Canadian wild
ow was given a pension for II years
instead Of I, the commissioner has re-
duced in grade three reviewers who
passed upon the case
The government will take no notice
OF the reported utterances of Chinese
officials now in this country relative to
the Chinese boycott Of American goods
The 1876 prisoners in the federal jail
have been quaraniined for 10 days be-
cause OF case OF smallpox.
The government is not disposed 10
accept without protest the action OF the
Nicaranguan government in canceling
the exequator OF Mr.. Donaldson, the
American consul.
The Society OF American Florists and
Ornamental Horticuturists will hold its
next convention in Dayton, O.
When completed, the new National
Museum will be the largest building in
Washington next 10 the Capitol.
The annual report of the Interstate
Commerce Commission contains inter
esting and valuable statistics.
According to the weekly summary Of
crop conditions throughout the country
by the Weather Bureau, the outlook for
a large yield OF corn is excellent. Other
crops are fourishing
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-08-23

The Chinese government is about TO
establish tanyards and leather manu-
factories, and the Chinese minister at
Berlin has just engaged German leath-
superintend the works. This ought TO
afford good opportunity for American
manufacturers Of tanning and leather
working machinery TO obtain contracts.
d. Quillan, Barrie, Ontario, will re-
ceive tenders for the erection OF re-
enforced concrete arch bridge over the
Mad River at Glen Houror, Ontario /;
also for bridge with stone abntements
and steel superstructure with reinforced
concrete floor At the same place.
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A#rierf47e Sworn IN

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