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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-11-21
1000 STOLEN.
Miners Pay Disappears From Stage
Coach In Colorado.

Trinidad, Colo. (Special) Checks
and currency to the amount of $22,-
600 intended to pay the wages of the
Carbon Coal G. Coke Company's min
ers at Cokedale was lost or stolen
while in transit in stage from the
Longsdale Railroad station to the
camp, a distance of only two miles
Charles Macomber, driver of the
stage coach, was arrested on sus-
picion, but he declares he knows
nothing about the supposed theft
The money package had been care
lessly thrown with other express
matter into the stage.
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Former Mayor sued.

Martinsburg, w. Va, Especially -
Joseph e. Mundey. of this city. for
merly proprietor of the Model Bakery
here. filed a suit in the Berkeley
Circuit Court against DR.. w. D.
Minghini, former mayor of Martins
burg, and Constable Thomas T. Lem
en-, asking $4,000 damages from
each for alleged false imprisonment
The suit Is the outgrowth of some
trouble at Mr.. Mundey's bakery near
ly two years ago.
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Executive mansion seIzed.

Lincoln, Neb (speclaD Govern
or Sheldon was notified that the Elk
ecutiye Mansion had been sold for
delinquent taxes Of 1899, and unless
the taxes and costs were paid a tas
deed would be issued according 10
law The taxes amounted to $332
and the interest and costs OF $50.
The State bought the mansion in
1899 from D. E. Thompson, United
State Ambassador to Mexico, for
$40. 900.
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For A Canadian NJ

Victoria, B. C, (SpeciaD The Ca
madam government has been request
ed by the navy league to ask the inn
perial government for two cruisers
ana four destroyers to be stationed
at Esquimalt upon the understanding
that the Dominion Will maintain
them on the Pacific Coast. The cruis-
ers and destroyers are expected from
the nucleus for a Canadian navy.
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Death OF An Editor.

Birmingham, Ala. Especially Eli
p. Smith, vice president and manag-
ing editor of the Birmingham News,
died at 1.30 O'Clock A. M, at his
home here from a protTacted illness
of typhoid fever and complications.
Mr.. Smith was one OF the best known
newspaper men in the state and took
leading part in public affairs.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-11-21
Army Insane From Philippines.

San Francisco Especially Seven
teen insane patients belonging to the
United States Army, who were
brought from the Philippine Islands
to the Preside General Hospital, viii
be taken to the Army Hospital for
the Insane at Washington. Col.
George II. Torney. deputy surgeon
general, will have charge OF them.
He viii take an escort of nine guards.
a car has been especially arranged
for the convenience of the patients.
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Money For Twin cities.

st, Paul. Mian. (apcciaD Bank
ers OF ST. Paul and Minneapolis have
received word from Washlngt,,n that
an additional 10000 VIII be de-
posted by the Secretary OF the
Treasury IN the Twin city hanks,
Tuesday the hanks that arc govern
ment repositories sent railrAad ana
other bonds TO the Treasury Depart
ment TO secure the deposits. No gov.
ernment bonds were sent
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Foreign

Sir Henry Campbell -Bannerman,
British premier, was taken suddenly
III with heart disease after speaking
at political meeting at Bristol, Eng.
Or. Won Muhlberg, under secretary
OF the German Foreign Office, has
been appointed Prussian minister to
the Vatican.
Ensign Ullmo. of the French Navy,
arrested on the charge of being a
SPY, has confessed his guilt.
Vice Admiral Count Won Bonds
sin VIII be appointed chief of the
general staff of the German navy.
Albrecht & Co. and L. Goldbarder.
lumber concerns of Danzig. Prussia.
suspended payment.
With elaborate ceremonial the
third Russian Parliament was open
cn In st, Peterburg.
John W. Reid, Of ST. Louis Mo
was arrested In Paris on a charge
of swindling.
Gov. X. II. Post. OF Porto Rico
sailed for New York.
NJ Pichon, French minister of for
eign Affairs. In reply to interpella-
IONS IN the Chamber OF Deputies, de-
Ienaed tne governments policy re-
garding Morocco.
70 prove his loyalty 10 the new
Persian constitution, the Shah braved
threats of assassination by attending
the session OF the National Assembly
Alfoni, director OF the Florence OBJ
servatory, says the sun spots are like
ly TO lead TO violent storms and mag
netic disturbances.
The English authorities granted
eStradition for Charles Miller, wanted
BY the Virginia authorities on the
charge OF grand larceny
The Countess OF Warwick declares
that Socialism is the only hope OF
the American people from capitalistic
oppression.
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TURKEYS ON THE RISE.
Those From Vermont VIII Also BE
Very Source.

Rutland, VT. (SpeciaD The alarm
which has been sounded just before
Thanksgiving in recent years to the
effect that the genuine Vermont tur-
keys would be unusually high-priced
and scarce is now being emphasized
by the farmers in this vicinity. In
the city the probable price of native
turkeys is quoted at 20 to 2S cents
a pound, but the price in Boston and
other outside city markets will like
ly be from 30 to 35 cents, or even
higher
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May Buy Ships.

London (By Cable) According
to the Shipping Gazette there is a
probability that the Salvation Army
will soon own several trans Atlantic
steamers. The steamers will be used
in connection with the army's
scheme for promoting Canadian i'm
migration.
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TWO SCALDED 10 DEATH.
Copper Kettle In A Pickle Factory
Explodes.

Cincinnati. y. Especially The ex-
ploslon of a 50O-gallon copper kettle
at the j. Weller Company's pickle
factory, on Spring Grove Avenue,
near Alabama Street, resulted in
the death of Fred Halter and John
Lackman, employees They were
scalded.
The explosion occurred a few min
utes after the $50 employees had be-
gun work. Many of them became
panic-sctriken and rushed for the
stairways to escape. All of them
reached the street unhurt.
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Aged Couple Burned To Death.

Kenton, o. Especially Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Butler, an aged couple
OF Mount Victory, 10 miles south OF
here, were burned to death. Butler
was going up stairs, carrying an oil
lamp. He stumbled, the lamp fell
from his hand. His clothes caught
hre and his wife in trying to help
MIN extinguish the blaze was also
enveloped in flames.
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One And Two Dollar Checks

Pittsburg, Pa. fspecfaD.-Tho
Pittsburg Clearing House Association
decided to issue clearing house checks
in denominations of 81 and So, in nd
dition to the checks OF large denoml-
nations now in circulation.
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$4,000 IN DIAMONDS LOST.

Case Cannot Be Found.
Pittsburg (SpeciaD - Diamonds
valued at about $4,000, of which no
trace can now be found, figure in the
defence of Grafner Brothers, whom
Receiver Thomas Rinaker, of the
wrecked Enterprise National Bank
OF Allegheny, is proceeding against
in the United States Circuit Court
for the recovery of $500 on a note.
The brothers claim they gave
Cashier T. Lee Clark, of the Enter
prise Bank, who killed himself, the
diamonds as collateral which releases
them from the responsibility of the
note.
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ATTACKED BY "wHITE CAPS"
Independent Tobacco Grower Ordered
To Leave Kentucky.

To Leave Kentucky.
Clarksville, Tenn. Especially -Four
masked men attacked ]. M. Wade
and two sons near Guthrie, Ky. and
ordered them to leave within forty
eight hours.
Wade raised a crop of tobacco
but had not Joined the association.
The men held a revolver over him
while one struck him with a stick.
His sons, Thomas and Claude, were
struck several times,
Wade's wife and daughter were
badly frightened.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-11-21

Judge Advocate General Diehl re.
ported an increase In the number OF
general and summary court martial.
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WANT MOTTO RETAINED.

THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
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Huntington.
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.

Dr Wilson and family have closed their summer home and returned to New York City.
 Mrs Harriet Allis Bulkley, who has been spending a week with Mrs E. s. Hawley, has returned to her home in Southport.
 Chester Holden has returned to Northfeld, Mass, to resume his stu dies.
 Miss Carrie Sherwood has returned to Hartford after spending several weeks with her aunt, Mrs Fred Woes ter. Mrs Etta Sherwood has also been the guest of Mrs Wooster.
 MT and Mrs Fordyce Glover, MT and Mrs Everett Darling and Mrs Eleanor Judson entertained friends from out of town, Sunday. The young friends of Miss Florence at Mrs Florence Freudes', previous to her departure for Northfeld, Mass, where she will attend school the com ing year.
 Miss Daisy Card was agreeably sur prised one evening last week by num- Der of friends who came with shower of useful articles for her approaching marriage.
 Miss Mary Mcdonald leaves for Smith college, this week.
 Alexander Marshall has been paint ing the fence in front of Lawn ceme- tery and is now painting the fence around the old cemetery by the church
 Alonzo Baldwin has moved from the Uford place to the tenement vacated by Mrs Elizabeth Dowker in Mrs Els ther Hecox's house. J Mrs G. A. Fuller has closed he
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home at Millcroft and returned to New York City for the winter. Mrs Sarah Jane Green has returned
 to Bridgeport, after visiting Mrs L. B.. Gray.
 Mrs Edgar s. Wooster entertained | large gathering of the Aid society on Thursday of last week and a delightful afternoon was spent in sewing and social intercourse Mrs Waldo Booth will entertain the Aid society of the Congregational church at her home on White Hills. Thursday afternoon, September 26. Miss Gertrude Stearns is visiting Mrs Harry Bowles. Henry Bolles and Miles Hubbell are laying retaining walls at Millcroft. Mrs L. B. Gray had the misfortune to sprain her ankle, last week. A son was born September 15, to MT and Mrs George Sherwood of Trumbull. Mrs Sherwood was Miss Mabel Wooster of the Center and congratulations are extended to MT and Mrs Frank Woes ter, grandparents. and MT and Mrs Ed gar Wooster. great-grandparents of the young man. Miss Stella Meacham of Vermont. teacher of the grammar grade in the Center, is boarding with Mrs Charles Willard and Miss Mittie June with Mrs Harry Brownson. A son was born, last week, to MT and Mrs Eli N. Baldwin, Jr.
 Anson Smith is able to deliver mail again, after his recent sickness.
 Miss Annie Wilson of New Haven is assisting Mrs Anson Smith.
 Mrs Elizabeth Dowker is entertain ing her brother. Mir Hews. from New York.
 Kaye Rehnberg was in town, Satur- day. He is attending school in New Haven.
 Miss Winnie Beardsley left, Tuesday, for a trip to Washington, Jamestown and other places.
 Mrs Ida Wood Hill of Washington has been visiting friends in town.
 MT and Mrs E. s. Hawley and Mir and Mrs B. N. Bailey were guests of D. A. Blakeslee at Savin Rock over Labor day.
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CHRONIC STOMACH
 TROUBLE
Cured By Dr Williams Pink Pills After Sufferer Had Doctored for Years
 In Vain.

The tonic treatment for indigestion is having remarkable success in curing obstinate cases of that distressing mal- ady and deserves attention from every sufferer. Its principle is that reme- dies for indigestion that digest the food for the stomach give relief for only a short time. Ultimately they unfit the stomach to do it's own proper work, be- | cause they make it's already weak pow CT still weaker by disuse, while the remedy that strengthens the stomach makes it more and more capable of di- gesting the food for itself and this ben eft lasts. A remedy that is a tonic not only for the stomach but for the blood and nerves as well, invigorates the entire system and makes recovery from the weakening effects of indiges- ton rapid and thorough.
 Miss Cynthia Hart, of 418 E. Null berry street, Lebanon, Ohio, says: "I was a sufferer from stomach trouble for several years and found no relief in doctors or other medicines. My ap- petite was gone, I was troubled con- stantly by headaches and dizzy spells and was so nervous that I was annoyed and worried by any little noise. It was almost impossible to sleep at night and I was easiy tired out. The least bit of work made me short of breath. I lost in weight and was so run down that knew I must soon find some help or give up.
 While undecided what to do I ran across a newspaper containing a case like mine cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills and at once bought box. There was soon such decided improvement that continued using the pills and was entirely cured. The best proof of this is that have been we'll ever since. I cannot recommend the pills too highly =
 Sufferers from dyspepsia in any form who have found their condition unrelieved or actually growing worse while using ordinary remedies. would do well to try Dr Williams Pink Pills. They are sold by all druggists or di- rect by mail, postpaid on receipt of price, Soc per box six boxes. $2- 50. A diet book will be sent free, on appli- cati to Dr Williams Medicine Co.,, Schenectady, N. Y.
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Monroe.
WHAT'S GOING ON.

MT and Mrs Minford Goldsbor ough of Trenton. N. J., are with Rev A. Goldsborough at the rectory.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Sherwood, Miss Sherwood and MT Gillette of Easton Grange visited Harmony Grange, last Friday evening.
 Miss Rose Sinclair has returned to Fairfield for the winter.
 George Shelton has purchased a new runabout automobile.
 Miss Mabel Hayes, teacher of the Center school, boards at Marshall Beach's.
 F. L. Sears and family are now set tied in Cutters Farms.
 Edward Wheeler, who has been visit ing his brother, Albert Wheeler, has returned to his home in Mobile, Ala. MT and Mrs Frank Wells of East Hartford have been at MT Hazards. Miss Maud Fry and Dr Fry of New York spent Sunday last with tn cir | mother in the Center. Howard Beers of Stratford has visit | ed at his uncle's, Hobart B. Boards 1 ley's.
 | MT and Mrs Joseph R. Fancher of l Danbury were entertained over Sun- I day by MT and Mrs Wilbur F. Selleck.
 Mrs Sophia Beardsley is in Hartford. Mrs Emma Leavenworth is at Mrs | Beardsley's in her absence.
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Bethel.
A GUN TOURNAMENT


 The tournament, which was given on the Bethel Gun club, is believed to be one of the most successful held in the state this year. There were shooters present from all over the state, in- cluding Waterbury, Rockville. New Milford, New Haven and Danbury. all day, including many ladies. Among those who won prizes were Albert Wheeler, Cornelius Judd, Charles Knox and James Kyle of Bethel. The Bethel Gun club furnished free lunch to all guests who participated in. the shoot, at the Club house.
 B. A. Paur, bookk keeper at Ellis Wood Working Company, will move his fam fly here from New York and will oc- cupy the house owned by Dr A. B. Bar Der opposite the Town hall. Mrs Theodore Smith and Miss Lis beth Barber are visiting friends in Northport and Huntington, Long Is land.
 | A new tenement house is being erected by Shepard Bros. near thei1 tannery on Henry street: A. H. Sen for has the contract for the work
 MT and Mrs William Dauchy anC child of Stamford have been the guests of Mrs R. s. Dauchy on High street.
 Miss Sadie Squires of Grassy Plair street is the guest of friends in New | London.
 Ned Wheeler of New Haven was tht guest of his parents over Sunday.
 Henry E. Ohler of Grassy PlaiI street has gone to Cambridge, Mass. where he has entered Harvard college
 Rev w. J. Wright of Cincinnati, sec retary of the home mission work O Christian churches, spoke in the Meth odist church, Sunday morning.
 Mir Hinck1ev's little hoy of Elmwood who has been under Dr Wright's car for the last 10 days, is progressing favorably.
 MT Brackwell's baby is i'll of sum mer complaint, but is recovering. D Wright is attending it.
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REAL ESTATE BOOMING.

Real estate is booming. Not a week but there is sale. Half of the prop erty in town has changed ownership in the last few years. Frank Bishop of Bridgeport has bought fine building lot of four acres of Daniel O'Kiefe. MT O'Kiefe has his cellar dng for his new cottage and will soon have it ready for the carpenters.
 Philander Ferry is able to get around some on crutches. He broke bone in his ankle and it is in plaster cast.
 Mrs Lizzie Duncan, who broke her hip two weeks ago last Sunday, is now improving very rapidly.
 Charles Favereau has bought pair of horses for farm work.
 Work on Mark Twain's s house is well under way and it shows up finely from the Center. It is large house.
 Marcus Burr IS trimming up trees and bushes on his fine farm.
 MT and Mrs F. A Judd, F. A. Judd, Jr., of Danbury, MT and Mrs George w. Banks and grandson, H. B. Price, IT,, of Philadelphia, M. H. Griffin and M. H. Griffin, IT,, of Danbury were guests at the Sanford homestead, San fordtown, Sunday. Master Price is the son of Lieutenant Commander Price of the U. S. Battleship Ohio.
 Mrs H. M. Wakeman has been quite sick but is convalescing.
 sick list, was able to preach, Sunday. s Dr Smith has his annual attack o1 hay fever, but is so busy he cannot take vacation. He is riding from 2( to 30 miles day.
 Farmers are digging their potatoes for fear of their rotting. The crop is large.
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South Britain.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Miss Bessie Mitchell returned to Smith college. Friday.
 Walter Munson left. Monday. for Maryland. where he enters school.
 Guy Nc Gowan was home over Sum- day.
 Mrs Asa Mitchell has returned after two weeks visit in Hotchkissville.
 Mrs William Mitchell is entertaining MT and Mrs Nelson Nickerson. this week.
 MT and Mrs Samnel Pierce entertain ed few of their friends. Monday even ing. it being their wedding anniver- sary.
 Mrs William Beehler of Brookf,eld and Miss Ruth Partridge of New Jer- sey are visiting Miss Susie Mitchell.
 Mrs Robert Mitchell entertained the Ladies' Auxiliary at her home. Thurs day afternoon.
 Samuel Averill has returned to Stam- ford for the winter.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY
Tashua.
PERSONAL TOPICS.

PERSONAL TOPICS.
 Miss Edna Sweezy, who is not well, has gone to Bridgeport for a few weeks stay.
 MT and Mrs Jones and family, now living in Greenfield, are soon to move into the late Aaron Mallett place.
 Miss Nolan of Bridgeport has spent several weeks at F. B. Mallett's.
 Miss Verona Mallett is attending school at the Easton Academy and Miss Dorothy Mallett in Bridgeport.
 Miss Evanna Peet visited at M. D. Mallett's, last week.
 Miss Ruth Mallette entertained sev- eral of her school friends over Sunday. John Reed is attending school in Fairfield. Mir and Mrs G. L. Sterling spent Sunday at M. D. Mallett's. MT and Mrs Fuller have been away for few days vacation.
 D. S. Mallett, after spending a week at his home here, has returned to his place of business in New York
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Kennedy's at Gaylordsville.
 Charles Eaton is repairing his store a little.
 Miss Alice Mosher has gone to New York for her vacation.
 Mrs Frank Kimlin and children have returned from a two weeks stay with her parents in New Milford.
 Mrs Edward Lineburg is visiting in Bridgeport.
 Mrs K- Miller and son. John. have returned from a weeks stay at Asbury Park, N. J.
 There will be a musical concert. Thursday night. at the Town hall. to help give instructions in music in our public schools
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an ultimate view of some time, or should an occasion arise at any time. carrying on the work of the school.
 C. w. Keeler will move his family to Danbury within a week in order to be nearer his business and get better school facilities for his children, the present intention being to return in the spring.
 Rev Clarence Mullikin and E. N. Hawley attended the archdeaconry nh meeting h last week. .,aat at St James James to Rev Louis Booth.
 Rev MT Martin, who is to succeed MT Burton, will begin his duties next Sun day. He expects to continue course of study at Yale during the year.
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Kedding.
GRANGE MEETING.

was entertained by the Bedding Grange on Wednesday and even though the weather was threatening large num- Der of guests were present. In the morning the fifth degree was con- ferred upon large class of candidates and in the afternoon an interesting program was enjoyed. Those who had papers were Dr Jenkins of the Connec- ticut Experiment college; Mrs J. E. Sellick of New Canaan, and State Lee turer L. H. Healey of North Wood stock. Mrs Brundage of Danbury gave a recitation and Mrs Randolph Bradley rendered very fine vocal solo. She was obliged to respond to an encore. Mrs Sherwood of Easton accompanied her on the piano. During the noon recess a bountiful luncheon was served
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Bantam.
PERSONAL NOTES.

PERSONAL NOTES.
 MT and Mrs H. H. Gladding of New Haven spent several days at NJ. D. Bar tholomew the past week.
 A. c. Mercy has moved his family into the rent over the market.
 Robert Erwin. who has lived the past year with Rev J. O. Ferris. has re- moved from that place and gone to re- side with MT Jenkins.
 Mrs George Watts has gone to Bos- ton for few days.
 Mrs M. D. Bartholomew and Miss Grace Bartholomew were in Goshen. last week. the guests of s. A. Barthol- omew.
 The Ladies' United Workers will serve 10-cent supper in the Meth odist church parlors. this Wednesday evening, September Is.
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FOUND AT LAST.

J. B. Harmon. of Lizemore. West Va. says. At last I have found the per feet pill that never disappoints me :. and for the benefit of others afflicted with torpid liver and chronic constipa- ton. will say: take Dr Kings New Life Pills" Guaranteed satisfactory- 25c at R. H. Beers & Co.,. Newtown: 1: Taylor. Curtis & Co; S.ndy Hook; P enson. Osborne. Easton. w.
 B. Hawley. Sherman. Smith Bros-. Cornwall Bridge: ConneEy Bros. Georgetown. J. M- Sullivan, Bedding Ridge: G. F. Baker. Hawleyville; c. w. Hurlbut & Co.. Roxbury: Allen Joyce. Roxbury Station. c. w. Hatch. Milford: E. H. Beardsley. New Pres ton Cogswell & Wettereau, waahing- ton Depot. Harry Brown. Southbury. C. F. Williams. South Britain. Perains Brothers. Warren. w. N. Hurd. Long Hill Druggists soc and $l-o0- Trial bottle free