The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-10-17

Domestic

Mcmillan, daughter OF the late Sena-
tor James Mcmillan, of Detroit, was
married to Lieutenant Colonel Sir
John Lane Harrington, British min
lister to Abyssinia.
Train Dispatcher j. A. Browiey, of
the Boston and Maine Railroads
Concord Office, is held responsible by
the Massachusetts, State Railroad
Commission for the West Canaan
wreck. September 16, in which rs
persons lost their lives
The proposition of President Small.
of the Telegraphcrs' Union, that the
strike be ended because OF lack OF
funds is met with charges of treason.
George Melville Boynton and a
party of explorers will cross the South
American Continent by route never
traversed by white men.
Whether Leroy c. Harding has
sound OF false teeth may determine
whether he should be tried for a
scheme to defraud by mail.
Edwin M. Watson and his wife,
Christian Scientists, at Mount Holly,
N. j., were found guilty on the
charge OF manslaughter for failing
TO provide medical treatment for their
seven-year-old son.
Three men were killed and two
probably fatally hurt by the falling
of a derrick used in the construction
of the new Nickel Plate bridge over
the Cuyahoga River, at Cleveland.
Purchasing Agent Trainor, of the
Standard Oil, declared on the witness
stand that he had never received any
of the $20.000.000 paid to him, ac-
cording to the Standard OH books.
A burglary in the Century Build
ing. in New York. was foiled by Rich
ard F. Grey, the watchman, who was
badly beaten by the robbers.
Four men were drowned and three
others were badly burned when their
gasoline yacht blew up on Ravitan
Bay, near Perth Amboy.
Mrs. Mary Ann s. Pepper-Vander-
bilt. spiritualist medium, was arrest
ed in New York on charge OF grand
larceny
The dead body of Miss Jennie L..
Stevens was found floating in the Chi
cago River.
BY a vote OF to l the bodies
composing the International Associa-
tion of Cotton Growers and Spinners
voted to refer the Hefiin resolution,
asking Congress and the British Par
changes to the different bodies for
individual action. The Southern Cot
ton Association voted in the negative.
The Metropolitan Securities Com
pany, controlling the surface rail-
ways of New York City. contributed
$4,000 toward the expenses of a
committee of the National Civic Fed
GRAFTON which reported on municipal
y. "a lr..v tVa
The Countess of Warwick who is
about to visit Baltimore. declares it
was not she who divulged the Tran
by Croft card game scandal in which
the Prince of Wales was involved.
A jury has awarded DR.. l.. G. H.
Ziegler. OF Chicago, 100000 for
medical attendance to the wife of the
late James McVicker. the wealthy
theater manager.
Heinrich Conried, director of the
Metropolitan Opera House, declares
his health was wrecked by Caruso
monkey-house incident.
From statements culled from ledg-
ers and books found in the Offices of
the Standard OIL Company. Frank b.
Kellogg. counsel for the United
States government. succeeded in plac-
ing on the record of the federal pro-
ceedings against the oil combine the
processes and stages through which
the combine passed in its changes
from the old Standard Oil trust to
the present Standard OIL Company of
New Jersey.
Thirteen firemen were overcome
and 1000 girls became panic-strick-
en- in a fire that occurred in B. Was
serman & Co. cigar factory, II
Chambers Street, New York City.
The American Tobacco Company,
in replying to the governments suit,
makes the declaration that II was or
ganizcd to lessen expenses and not
to create monopoly.