The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-02-07
THE NEWS OF THE WEEK
Domestic.

Professor Marshall, OF OnlO WeS-
leyan University, in an address on
Race Effects of immigration" said
race suicide was due to immigration.
In dispute at the breakfast table
between John Gebhardt and his son
Charles. at Steubenville, o., the faith
er was shot and killed.
The grand opera house and seven
other buildings in the business dis
trict of Harrisburg, Pa. were burn
ed. Total loss about $25O,0O0.
Federal Judge Holland fined the
Camden Iron Works Company, of
Camden, n. j.. $4,000 for accepting
rebates.
Mrs. John McCausland, her two
children and her hrother-in-law were
asphyxiated in their home at Day
ton. o.
Capt George b. Boynton, sentenc-
ed to six months Imprisonment for
completely in plan to counterfeit
Venezuelan money, was released af-
ter having served three months on a
pardon signed by President Roose-
welt.
The hearing of the Hartman mer-
ger in San Francisco was resumed
before Interstate Commerce Commits
sioner Lane.
John Aldridge. charged with killing
his wife, was convicted of murder in
the first degree at Cartersville, Ga.
The fight for prohibition is on in
the Oklahoma Constitution Conven-
ton
Fire, which started with an ex-
plosion in the paint shop, destroyed
section of the Baldwin Locomotive
Works, Philadelphia, causing a loss
of S1,000,00O.
The Princeton Elevator Company,
of Princeton, Ind, was placed in the
hands of a receiver. 1t is claimed
the assets are $4,000, liabilities
100000
The Senate of California has
adopted resolution protesting
against the federal government in
terfering in the Japanese school
question.
The Little Miami Railroad Com
pany has increased its capital stock
$2,000,000 and modified its lease to
the Pennsylvania.
Two Jurors were excused and two
accepted in the Thaw trial, making
nine now in the box.
Five railroad employees were killed
in a wreck on the Boston and Maine
Railroad
Conferences were held at Chicago
between the managers of railroads
west, southwest and northwest Of
Chicago and representatives of the
organizations of conductors and
trainmen regarding the demands of
the latter for an eight-hour day and
an increase of wages.
Lieutenant Drury and Private
Dowd. U. S. A., are on trial in Pitts
burg for murder, having shot young
William Crowley outside military
reservation for alleged larceny with
in an army post.
A man and woman, after kissing
and embracing, stood on a bridge
and awaited death under an electric
train near Camden, n. ].
Casper Kubiczal, of Jersey City,
committed suicide by placing his
head on railroad track in front CT
an approaching train.
United States Senator Alger was
buried with military honors. the
Grand Army ritual being used at the
tomb
Arguments on the demurrers filed
by Ruef and Schmitz, indicted for
extortion, were begun in San Fran
cisco.
The Allis-Chalmers Company was
fined $4,000 for importing four iron
molders from Manchester. England.
Three firemen we're buried under
falling walls and 16 injured in
blaze in Buffalo, N. Y.
Three men were killed by the ex-
plosion of ammonia in Armour &
Co.'s plant, Chicago.
James H. Beatty. United States
district judge of Idaho, has resigned.