The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-01-23
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a decision given by Judge Hough in
the United States Circuit Court OF
New York, TO answer all questions
propoundod to him by the Interstate
Commerce Commission, except those
relating to the purchase of Union Pa
cific and Southern Pacific Railroad
stock in connection with the divi-
dend of August, 1906 Judge Hough
also directed Otto II. Kahn, of Kuhn.
Loeb & Co., to answer all questions
| asked him by the Interstate Com
merce Commission.
One of the two thousand strange
| letters received by Mrs. Evelyn Thaw
since Harry K Tbaw's trial began,
which was made public. contained an
offer from an Ohio man to substitute
himself for Thaw and, II necessary,
| be executed. The writer imposed the
consideration that his family be paid
| 100000 as soon as the proposed
substitution is complete. His letter
covered 600 pages.
The bodies of the five young per-
sons who we're drowned while skat-
ing on the Jimtown Reservoir, near
Connellsville. Pa, were recovered in
12 feet of water.
In a pistol duel William Fenker-
hauser was killed in Chicago by De-
tective Michael Kern. Fenkerhauser
attempted to rob two men.
Governor Hughes appealed to a
large gathering of New York farmers
racetrack gambling.
The funeral of Samuel ]. Ran
dali, author of Maryland. My Mary
Z a nd IL Va1a 81 A o.
Announcement is made that there
will be no reduction In the price of
diamonds.
While miners were drilling in a
missed hole" charged with dynamite
at the Winona Mine, at Hancock,
Mich, an explosion occurred killing
Henry Luckonen and John Koski.
Several sailors of the cruiser St.
Louis have died at Vallejo. Cal, from
drinking wood alcohol, and two 9TH
ers are blind from the same cause
Evelyn Thaw's testimony during
the trial of her husband was fairly
torn into shreds by the repeated OBJ
jectlons of District Attorney jerome.
Gov James K Vardaman, of Mis-
sissippi, announced that he would re-
enter the field Of journalism after
his term as governor expires.
Two girls we're killed and seven
injured during a fire in the building
occupied by the Imperial Underwear
Factory in Scranton.
Daniel G. Stover, millionaire man
ufacturer of stoves, windmills and
farm machinery, died at his home in
Freeport, III.
Evidence of a plot to wreck the
Franklin Building in Cincinnati were
discovered by a clerk.
Following the refusal of the Cum
ard Company to come to terms, the
international Mercantile Marine Com
pany again cut it's eastbound steer
age rates on vessels of the White
Star and American Lines, making
total reduction in this class of
Sl1.25 since the rate war began.
Frantic from pain because of an
attack of inflammatory rheumatism.
Mrs Louis Mcclure, a bride of a year
and a mother of two months, ap-
parently drowned herself in the bath
tub of her home In New York.
Two indictments, charging that
William r. Montgomery, while presi-
dent of the Hamilton Bank. misused
the funds of that institution, were
returned by the grand jury of New
York.
Evidence was presened at the Thaw
trial to show irrational conduct on
the part OF the prisoner and the
death of two relatives in insane asy-
lums.
A new type of gas electric car a
substitute for locomotives, was tried
in New York. developing a speed Of
GO miles an hour.
The British ship King George has
arrived at New York from Hongkong
after a fast passage of 107 days.
The Michigan Central Railway is
laying off as many employees as bus
lness will permit.
Oakleigh Thorne has been re-
elected president Of the Trust Com
pany of America.
Henry o. Havemeyer left an es-
tate in excess of $10,000,000