The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-08
The LATEST NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.
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Relatives OF Mrs. Frank Tousey,
daughter and heir OF Mrs. Todd, stormcd
The Won Hoffman apartments in New
York, and elected lngersoll Lockwood
the lawyer who Claims deed of trust OF
the dead woman's property.
The coroner began the investigation
into the death OF the student at Kenyon
College who was killed in some way
while awaiting initiation into a fratern-
! ity.
Charles and Stephen Stamper, sup
posed TO be two OF the gang that robbed
the Willard Bank, at Richmond Ind,
were arrested in Grayson, KY
The monument erected in Somerset,
O., to the memory OF General Phil Sher-
idan was unveiled by Miss Mary Sheri-
dan, the generals daughter
The battleship Rhode Island, on her
official trial trip over the measured mile
course off Owls Head, made a speed OF
1927 knots an hour.
Legal proceedings were instituted by
the Interstate Commerce Commission in
Cincinnati to compel railroads to impose
lower rates.
Two dwellings in Allegheny were
wrecked by a natural gas explosion and
the occupants OF one of the houses were
fatally burned
George Bentley of Huntington. L. L.,
was arrested in Boston on the charge OF
using the mails Tor blackmail purposes.
The girls dormitory OF the South
Kentucky College, at Hopkinsville, was
destroyed by fire. Loss, $4,000; insur-
ance, SS,ooo.
Rev Frederick Foote Johnson was in
stalled as assistant 10 Missionary Bishop
Hare, of South Dakota.
Diamonds valued at $1,000 have been
stolen from Miss Elizabeth liston Coch-
ran, of Philadelphia.
The British steamer Chill arrived at
Lima, Peru, from Panama with FIVE
yellow fever cases aboard.
Hazel and Eva Garfield, OF Western
Springs, H., were run down and killed
by fast train.
Charles ]. Deylin, the coal operator
who recently underwent bankruptcy with
liabilities of 100000, died in Chicago
OF paralysis
Seventeen damage suits have been filed
against the City OF Chicago in connec-
ton with the lroQuos Theater fire.
Further light on the murder of Jacob
II. Thompson, the New York editor, has
been obtained by the police
James ]. Hill, the railroad mau, de-
MED that he had any quarrel with F.. II.
Hartman.
Senator William Warner has an
nounced himself in favor Of freight-rate
regulation.
The sympathetic strike is attacked in
suit for damages filed in Chicago
The Russian cruiser Lena sailed from
San Francisco for Vladivostok
A fire entailing a loss of 100000 broke
out in Pensacola, Fla.
Five horsemen were injured in fire
in Philadelphia.
James N. Abee, who, by pretending
to be J. Ogden Goelet, worked his way
into the good graces OF Miss Eleanor
Anderson, OF New York, was committed
to the Elmira Reformatory.
After sensational attempt 10 escape,
Clarence Jackson and his wife Alice, col
ored, who are wanted in Washington on
a charge of grand larceny, were arrested
in Philadelphia.
The police in New York stopped the
production OF Mrs. Warrens Profes-
sion and arrested Manager Gumperts,
OF the Garrick Theater on the charge
Of offending public decency
The Southbound Louisville and Nash
vile fast mail from Mobile for New
Orleans was derailed near Mobile and
five persons were injured.
Aaron J. Levy, New York lawyer,
was among those arrested on the charge
OF being involved in registration frauds.
Hall Caine sailed on the Caronia from
New York for Liverpool
a dairy combine has been organized in
St. Louis