The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-07-11
THE NEWS OF THE Week
Domestic

Domestic.
The three-masted schooner Joseph
q. Elliott impaled the fishing schoon-
or Matte Brundage at sea, carrying
the fisherman three miles before the
vessels could slow down and be sepa-
rated.
The Department of Justice fears
that the appearance OF John d.
Rockefeller before a Chicago court
In rebate cases may grant him inn
muuity from possible criminal prose-
cution.
Judge Charles SwRyne. who was
held by the United States Senate on
charges of high crimes and misde-
meanors Ia office, but who was ac-
quilted, died IN Philadelphia.
General Bookkeeper McMlllen and
Assistant Teller Menzemer. of the
defunct Enterprise National Bank.
of Allegheny, Pa, were sentenced
to the penitentiary.
One man killed and nine seriously
wounded is the result of a conflict
between clashing interests in Alaska
A 15-year-old youth. Ave days
without food, was found starving
in railroad box car at Cleveland,
Ohio.
Fire destroyed 23 houses in the
village of North Lawrence, n. Y.
United States Attorney Devlin has
received letter from Attorney Cen
eral Bonaparte asking him to make
an investigation into the action of
the San Francisco authorities in re-
fusing to grant licenses to employ
ment agencies conducted by the ia
panese.
Under the auspices of the Gadsden
Chapter, United Daughters of the
Confederacy, a monument was un-
yelled at Gadsden, Ca, to Emma
SAMSON, a heroine of the Civil War.
Henry c. Howells, a prominent
New York real estate broker, COM
mitted suicide. He is said to have
had heavy losses in Wall Street.
After being out 23 hours, the jury
in the case of Joseph Schultz. on trial
for shooting Alton Cameron, failed
to agree.
Andrew Olrwlin, of Larksville,
Pa, shot and probably fatally wound
ed his wife and then fed to the
mountains
At least four persons were killed
and several were fatally injured in
a tornado which swept over Wiscon-
sin.
Six train robbers Held up freight
train on the Lackawanna and carried
off their plunder in a wagon.
The plant of the Larrabee Flour
Milling Company at Stafford, Kan,
was burned; loss, $150,000.
Paul Monroe, a motorman, was
killed in a collision of three electric
cars at Providence, r. !.
Joe Legs" Lindeburger, of Chi
cago, earned 100000 in the wheat
market in six weeks.
Three men were killed by 525-
foot fall down a coal mine shaft at
Springville, III.
Henry G. Morrison was elected
president of the American Institute
of Instruction.
The former president and vice
president of the defunct Southern
Bank and Trust Company of Fort
Smith, Ark, were sentenced to the
for using the mails to
defraud.
Judge Blanchard, of New York,
has granted an injunction restrain
ing a proposed merger of the Equi-
table and Mercantile Trust Com
panies.
Jean Pepinos and James Cajas,
two Greeks, were sent to jail by a
New York magistrate for selling live
lizards to women as ornaments.
A number of men were blown out
Of the window when the four-story
structure of Levi T. White, Cincin-
natl, o., collapsed.
An ordinance has been introduced
in the Chicago City Council which
plans to honeycomb the city with
subways.
The excursion steamer City of
Lawrence ran on the rocks in Long
Island Sound with 100 passengers
aboard.