The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-07-05
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Warrants were issued for the ar
rest of 13 OF the leading ice dealers OF
Philadelphia, all members OF the Ice
Trust and Ice Exchange, charging them
with having entered into criminal con-
spiracy.
BY a decision of the New York Su-
premc Court, the Great Eastern Telephone
Company is barred from entering New
York City to compete with the New
York Telephone Company.
Two fremen were seriously injured.
eight houses burned and $4,000 worth
Of property destroyed by a FIRE at the
yards of the A. Hubbard Lumber Com
pany, in Paterson. ~ ].
Theodore German, I3 years old, son
of John NJ. German, former chairman OF
The Democratic State Committee OF
Pennsylvania, was drowned in Tunk-
hammock Creek.
A body found floating in North River
was identified as that Of Miss Helen
Kuenlan. who disappeared from her home
in Plainfcld, n. J., two months ago.
In the hearing OF the Dowie case in
the federal court, Chicago teller III
the Zion City Bank testified that DoWie
account was oyerdrawn S48I,237.
The French Line steamer La Provence
and the Hamburg-A American Line steam
cr Deutschland sailed from New York
on race across the Atlantic.
A petition has been filed with the At
torney General of New York to have
the combine OF bonding companies in
New York declared a monopoly.
The Standard Oil Company has noti-
fed all its customers that high-grade
gasoline, testing "a TO 70 degrees, has
been Withdrawn from the market.
John Bodnar, who had killed Michael
Sizes during the festivities at a Hunga-
rian wedding in PhoeniXville, Pa, was
executed.
Herman Fisher, Of Clifton, S. l., was
dug out OF 2 sewer trench in which be
had been imprisoned Tor many hours.
The schooner E. G. Hayes was cut
in two and sunk by the steamer {, +,
Tietgen in New York harbor
Richard Croker has written a letter
saying he fayors Bryan for president,
and that he has no doubt that Bryan was
robbed OF both former elections by the
trusts.
A runor that school children's throats
were heing cut causedAa panic on the
Lower East Side Of New York, and IS
schools had to be closed.
Lewis Emery, Jr., OF Bradford, was
nominated for governor on the first bal
lot by the Pennsylvania Democratic State
Convention.
The Philadelphia Bureau OF Health
directed the owners OF 81 slaughter
houses in that city to abandon their es-
adjustments because OF unsanitary con-
ditions.
An increase in wages which will at
feet a majority OF the cotton mill opera
tives in Rhode Island will be announced
July 9.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dunbar died at Grand
haven, Mich, at the age OF IoS.
Mrs. Stenton, mother OF Mrs, Alice
Kinnan, murdered in Upper New York,
denied at the coroner's inquest that she
struck her daughter with hammer.
After three and half years pumping
at the rate OF 5000 gallons minute, the
Hallstead Colliery, near Wilkesbarre,
Pa, has been cleared Of water.
Governor Hayward, of North Caro-
lima, has pardoned Hoyt Hays, who was
twice convicted Of wife murder, on the
statement OF handwriting expert.
Miss Josephine Hood, who married the
alleged bigamist, Lord Douglas" IS
said to be in Santa Anna, Cal, in
condition II pitiable poverty
Miss Cora Cooper, housekeper OF the
Kesler House. in Northumberland, Pa
committed suicide by shooting herself
DR.. J. Cumbine, secretary OF the Kan
sas State Board of Health, reports that
dogs viii not eat preserved meat
Governor Beckham, OF Kentucky, has
announced his candidacy for the United
States Senate.
Mrs. Wilson Miner, former widow Of
Charles T. YerlSes, is dangerously Ill in
Chicago
An insane negro with razor ran
amucl, in the jail at Freehold. N. J.
Fifty houses were wrecked by wind
storm in Oklahoma.