The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-09-13
THE NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Domestic.

I'LL WlTNu VI tItL VLLNs
Domestic.
On warrants charging embezzle-
| ment and making false returns,
sworn out by depositor of the
wrecked Real Estate Trust Company.
Adolph Segal, promoter; William +.
| North, treasurer, and NJ. S. Colling-
wood, assistant treasurer of the
wrecked institution. were arrested
and arraigned before Magistrate Koc-
hersperger at Central Police Court.
| They we're released on bond.
Former friends of Herman Oel-
richs said after the funeral that his
entire estate, amounting to more
than 100000, would revert TO his
l5-year-old son Hermann, who would
come into full possession of the pro-
perty upon attaining his majority.
The value of Adolph Segal's bonds
and stocks was shown in Philadelphia
when "S25 900 worth" of Pennsylva-
mia Sugar Refining Company first
mortgage per cent. gold coupons,
due In 1881, brought $4,000 at auc-
tion.
Miss Anne Morgan, aged 81 years,
died suddenly of heart trouble, the
attack following a dream that a col
ored man entered her room.
The trial of Harry X. Thaw for the
murder of Stanford White will not
take place in New York until after
the election
The striking street car men of San
Francisco have agreed to return to
work upon the condition that differ
ences be arbitrated.
A junta is said to be collecting
funds and supplies in New Orleans
for a revolution in the Central Amer
lean republics.
In the Irrigation Congress at Boise,
Idaho, Senator Hepburn made an at
tack upon the Presidents forestry
policy.
The court review has set October
10 as the date of the hearing of the
appeal of Rev. DR.. Crapsey, of Ro-
chester, who was found guilty Of
charges of heresy.
Collins Humbert and Lenardo viii
areal were arrested in Tucson, Ariz.,
on the charge of attempting to organ
ize revolutionary movement against
Mexico.
Robert Cotton, colored. who last
year murdered his wife, literally cut
ting her body into pieces. was exc
cuted in Ninita, !. T. He confessed.
Robbers bound and gagged Cash
Ter p. w. Vanancher and leisurely
looted the State Bank of Rainier, Ore
Miss Frances Wadsworth. of New
ark, n. j., was drowned while bath
ing at Bradley Beach
A Mexican gunboat seized the
American fishing smack Aloha and
put her crew in prison.
Rev. DR.. Francis r. Beattie died in
Louisville, Ky.
Joseph Def. Junkin, a director
and solicitor of the Real Estate Trust
Company, admitted that the Arling-
Brook Real Estate Company. of Bal
timore, of which he was the head,
had borrowed S250,0O0 from the
trust company.
In letter to Charles A. Stillings,
public printer, President Roosevelt
wrote that If the changes in spelling
advocated by the Simplified Spelling
Board meet popular approval they
Will be made permanent
Mrs. Anna Edelhartz was killed
and Miss Anna Robinson seriously
Injured in street car panic in Chi
cago, caused by a short circuit in
the controller box
After a two-hour search blood
hounds found John Dowd, a boy who
had wandered from his home, in
Sandersfeld, New York, several days
ago.
A statement of the Department of
Commerce says that cotton was king,
according to the export record of
the past fiscal year.
In a fight with state police at
Punxsutawney Pa, Italians killed
two officers, fatally wounded an
other and shot three more.
In a fire at Louisville, KY, Henry
Taylor was suffocated and three
other persons overcome. The prop
erty loss is $4,000.
Mrs. Jane Austin, "the washer
woman heiress," is dying at her
home, in McKeesport, Pa, of blood