The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-06
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was found dead IN Gettysbrrgt
The body OF John 7 Reynolds, who
died a, Atlantic Citv, was taken 10 his
home in Media He was one of the
oldest and ablest merbcrs Of the Della
ware County Bar
The Women's Missionary Society, Of
the East Pennsylvania Cassis of the
Reformed Church. held its annual con
vention in St. Joha's Reformed Church.
Bangor. The day sessions were devoted
to the routine business OF the society
and in the evening addresses were de-
livered by Rev. Paul Linbach OF Eas
ton, and Rev. A. V. Casselmah, Of Phil.
adelphia.
Class day exercises of the Chambers.
burg High School were held Thursday
evening. The salutatory was delivered
by Jessie Z. Ebaugh and the valedictory
by Edna {. Kyle. Others VIII, took pari
in the program are Raymond Hanks
Bessie Wright, Celest Frank. Edna Kyle
Ralph Huber, Margic Small, Lottie Spi.
dal, Ethel Mentzer, Stanley Appenseler
Jessie Ebaugh. Gerald White, STANLEY
Appenseler, Edna Hafer and Harvey
Gilbert.
Thomas Brown, veteran Of the Civil
War. while seated on the porch OF hi.
residence viewing a G. A. r. parade ID
Wetherly, fell dead from heart disease.
The pupils received diplomas at the
seventh annual commencement of the
schools of Solebury Township, Bucks
County The class comprised Henr,
Black, Jennie R. Burd Elsie K. Harding
Reba J. Hendricks. Wilson Hersitne
Marion Knight. Mary w. Magil, Alice
R Mcintyre Rachel r. Miller and Anna
f. Waterman. Henry Black was vale.
dctorian. Rev H. r. Hoffman. Of l,um.
berville, made the address to the gradu.
ates.
Fred Rinkcnbcrger, deputy game
warden, OF Mahonoy City, was lowered
scyenty-fivc feet into the depth; OF 4
mine breach at the end OF a rope to rescue
man supposed to have fallen into the
breach in the dark. He brought forth
cat in the last stages of starvation.
The Malta Temple cornerstone was
laid in Stroud,burg with impressive
ceremonies which were largely attended
Joshua Williams, OF Wilkes Barre, q
past commander Of John Knox Com.
mandery was the orator OF the Gay.
Past Supreme Commander John II. Hoff-
man, grand recorder of Pennsylvania,
addressed the audience. The new tenn
pie will cost $4,000 and will he built
by October L
The Board OF School Control of the
City of York School District have voted
OH an increase of Indebtedness and a
bond issue to the amount Of $4,000, Of
which 5000 is to be redeemed on each
Of the following dates: July I, 1910;
July I, 1917. and July 7, 1913. and $1o,-
900 on each Of tine following dates: July
I, IoIo July I, 1920; July I. 1921; July
I, 1929, and July I, 1893, and $1,000
July |, 1924 and July l. 1925.
Because OF statement that has been
published about the country that Baron
Redl, who is to marry Louise Magee
niece and ward of the late Senator
Chris l.. Magee had demanded dowry
OF SIoo,ooo much unpleasant notoriety
has resulted and the family OF the late
Senator caused TO be given out a denial
that any such demand was ever made
1t was also stated that Mrs Magec
would under no circumstances consent to
the payment of marriage portion were
such thing possible, as it would be at
variance to her principles,
Miss Blanche l1amm, a pretty Ameri-
Can girl, of Altoona, felt obliged to use
a revolver to repulsc an Italian admirer,
| Sylvester Danio, who, she says, has been
annoying her with his attentions for
some weeks. He followed her to John
Eckles' home to plead his case. go
away, or I'll shoot YOU" she cried,
angercd at his persistency Barring his
breast, Dano pointed to his heart,
! Shoot" he Said here is my heart, it
| do Ny,tb rhrOcar y Che
, fired at the target three times. One
bullet lodged in the mans right hand.
! The pain turned his love to hate. In
stantly he drew revolver and began
firing at the girl, but his aim was poor.
After forty years service, thirty years
as director and twelve as president, Col
oncl J. w. Hawlcy resigned as presi-
dent of the First National Bank OF
Media, to take effect on October /. He
and his wife will leave for four
months trip on the Continent. During
the years Colonel Hawlcy has been with
this institution 100000 has been paid
in dividends aud there is surplus and
undivided profits of over 100000. The
capitalization is $Ioo,ooo.
Reduced from rs pounds to Go
pounds, mere skeleton, John Yacob,
aged 35 years, of Pottsvile, who was
locked in a freight car for three weeks
without food or drink, died at the
county almshouse During the recent
colliery suspension Yacob went Wes'
in search cf work When the mines re-
sumed he cndcayorcd TO gqt back Easl
and climbed into the car to secure free
transportation. rTe was locked in, un
known to the railroad employees When
the cat was opened north of Pottsville
Yacob staggered out OF his prison and fell
unconscious. He was removed to the
almshouse hospital and lay in stupoi
until death
The Pennsylvania nouhbound expires,
struck the team of Benz jamin Meyer al
TIE Pine Street crossing, Hambarg. One
of the horses was killed and the wagon
smashed. Moyer and Aaron Gehringei
were hurled fifty feet Meyer sustained
fracture of both legs and aceratcd scalp
Gchringer has COMPOUND fracture OF
one leg. which may have to be ampu
tatod.
Paul Swayzee, Berwick young man
had misunderstanding with Miss Retts
Drake, upon whom he was calling. and
took dose OF arsenic in her presence
The girl telephoned for physician. who
succeeded in relieving Swayzee OF the