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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-16
THE VOTE IN sANPETE.
Official Canvass Shows Heavy Rcpub-
Iican Pluralities.

| Special correspondence.
| Mt. Pleasant, Nov. 1.-THE official
canvass of Sanpetc county shows that
the Republican ticket poled majority
| OF 1,O26 votes for Republican electors
and about 500 majority state candi-
| dates. The vote is as follows: Taft,
1888; Bryan, 2.a07; plurality. 1896
Howell. 3,206: Martneau, 237G: plurall-
W $50. McCarty. 3,227: Stewart, 2,3S5
plurality, S42. s5pry, 2.aSS; Knight, $500;
plurality, 36S ringey a.2o1; owen,
2,3S4; plurality. slT. Barnes, 3,204;
Stringfellow, s,S9l; plurality, SIS.
S51. Mattson, 3,1a9; Caine. 1897. plu-
rality SO2. Nelson, 3,164 Robson, q
422; plurality, 742.
District and county nominees: a. II.
Christensen, r.. judge of tho Seventh
district court Ferdinand Erickson, D..
Republican majority of 167. District
attorney, F. f.. Woods r.. 1920. State
representatives,. p. p Dyreng, r., 3lTS.
G. r. Dorus, r., 1920; John S. Blain.
D.. 2.451; Amnsa Aldrich, d, 2,404. For
commissioner. 4-year term. G. NJ. Mad
son, r., 1867; N. p. Sorenson. D., 2,673
For commissioner 2-year-term, Peter
Matson, r., $3.50; Joseph Hansen, D.,
2.TJ1. County clerk, o. d. Eliason, r.,
s,1s6; Irwin Gee. D.. 2,46i County sher.
III, fJDIf iNIutlsEi aIN.,-io,Itot IeuiSs W.
Lowry, D.. 2,465 County recorder,
Thomas A. Peterson, r., 3,20l; Lauritz
Larsen D.. 2,456. County attorney,
Ephraim Hansen, r.. 1906; Geo. Chris
d.. 2,551. County assessor, H.
o. Hansen Rogh r., 3.199; Edward P.
d, 2.453. County treasurer,
Jas. j. Jensen, r., S,175; Joseph Judd,
D., 2,464. County surveyor, j. w.
Fox. r., $40: Rewal NJ. Greaves. D..
!, 5lS, County superintendent of schools,
A. w. Miner. r., 1898; Jas. w. An
1c.son d.. 263S
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MUSIC AT HOSPITAL,

The following musical program was
given for the entertainment of patients
at the Groves l.. d. S. hospital yes
terday. The Ttirtecnth ward choir TOOK
I'VE Simple Souls Who Stray
How VIII the Saints Rejoice TO Tell"
Solo. Face to Face by Mabel b. kifk.
Anthem, Great is the Lord"
MY God, the Spring Of All My
joys
Peace he Still.'
Anthem, 'reat is the Lord"
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&II4,ESEiN.--At the residence 40 Can
yOn Road, Nov. II, 1905. Sigrid O.
Hansen. aged GO years.
Funerai services Will be held Tuesday.
NOV. IL at IL o'clock in the Eighteenth
ward chapel Friends invited
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Headstone lettering carefully done.
Elias Morris & Sons Co., OPP. south
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5THoMPSoN.--In this city Nov. 49, 1905.
Mrs Eliza Thompson, mt tile family
home. 12oi johnson street. aged II
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NIETz.-In this city Nov. 49, 1908, Mar
tina u. Metz. 30 years old.
Funeral services Will be held from o.
Donneli & Cos parlors on Monday. ut
z y. m. Interment in city cemetery.
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pure Drugs and Prescriptions our
specially Halliday Drug Company.
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POTTS.-.At tho residence of her
father. John Fawson. to6 Paxton Ave,
Nov. IA, 1905. Mrs Ellen Potts, aged
% years.
Funeral announcement latcr
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Remains will be shipped from O'Don-
nell & Co.'S parlors this morning to
Snringville, Utah. where interment will
take place this afternoon at l o'clock
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Dainty Pastry With Your Lunch.
Always Fresh at The Royal cafe.
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-at}gsfEatf
DIED
NATIIESON.--DnSi Matheson, aged so
years, at Parowan, Sunday morning..

;BREWtRTON.-At Raymond, AL
berta Canada, Nov. -, 1905 Mary
IL Brewerton, daughter of the late
Thomas and Mrs. Ann Ifigham: born
at Salt Lake City, Feb. %. 1858.
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Wife Of Steve Marovieh Takes
The Stand to Tell Her
Story.
AsssAILED IN HER HOME
In Witness Chair She Says Man Now
Dead Entered Her House and
Invited Death.
Al $3.50 AIaroyich was called 10 the
stand in his own behalf and begun his
story OF the shooting.

! There is u statute i'll this state
rovor;ne ,yh,+ is Uneven in most 9th
s... ~, ..,',..,.,,,,ar 49,, rhis
ef States as the u'i"li'ttii iaN '.'E
condition obviatcs the use oil the
| phrase in the Marovich murder case,
p,,t All the elements entered TO-DAY ir-
~ N,s,,,,,|iH,t ~.
tr;,,I 90 -, ~ H.
\ little dark-eyed woman, somewhat
ion. went on the witness stand this
morning ana swure that the principal
reason why her husband, the prisoner
took the life of Mike Poporich was
because she that day told him tina:
Popovich had dcliled her in her own
nome, and that, too, by force and
threat, compelling her at tho point
OF pistol TO submit to the wrongdo.
4hg;
oi'osich ollcnse was SAID by the
", mot tiit.l ~ naive peeii committed ~ or
10, -, ro; ucioIo the Su2otitg. She couth
~, ,lis,,i.i, .Hs uatc, p'lt ~ answer
i,'s.iiet Attoriiey Looloourow, on
mar tha n,,. .".., MIS- huroplch silla
main ,,,o,, hq,, INA W." 81 t4itNer re-
her husband haraI,., - 'A sa,,.o5 ~ ~
consequences fen,aIl ~ ", .,s,,,i - -
the life of Ponoyjrb AFRO, tbasr hnn
been much troubte hat,ynn, tba t,,.a
men. and after Popoyich had made III,
almost unbepra hln fn,. t,ln,,, ~
on night that Popoyirb rom,nit2
ted the assault upon Mrs. Narrower.
according to her statement. tho man
had come to her house with two COM
panions TO buy beer Popoyich fol.
lowed her into the Kitchen, she said,
aha the assault Followed.
rn,
1Si-i' = i'fN - y '9i'+A-S -
The morning that she told her hus-
band of Popoyich's otfensc. Maroyich
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Salt Lake Photo and Supply Co.
Snfiaks. Finishing. framing.142 Main St
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Mccoy's Livery Stables. Both phones 81.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-03-19
His Tenth Birthday.

Master Pierce Henry had the
time of his life last Thursday
evening at the home of his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Henry
north of town. Thursday was
his tenth birthday and his moth.
er planned for the G class in the
Second school to come out and
spent the evening as a surprise
for Pierce. They all had a jolly
time, Those present were Lu-
cille Grlssipger, Dorothy Hamil,
M lnerva Plttman, Rettie Woodal,
Fred Fisher, Frank Thompson,
Wayne Taylor, Hollis While, Guy
Reed, Mac Morton, Raymond
Grlssinger, Lloyd Mellott, Wal
ter Largent, John Stouteagle,
Mcclellan Pittman, John p. Ker-
lin, wife and children-Otls, Yer
non, and Emma; Mrs. James
Henry, Laura Henry, George
Mock, wife, Orlen and Mildred;
Russell Mock and Clyde OFT.
Pierce was the recipient of many
useful presents. Refreshments
consisting of lots of chicken
swalIop, ham sandwiches, ice
cream and cake were served,
and at a seasonable hour the
party returned to their homes
with pleasant memories of the
happy event.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-03-19
HUSTONTOwN.

Miss Luemma Laidlg, of this
place, spent week very pleas
antly with friends at the Ship
pensburg State Normal School
and Cham bersburg.
Chas. B Hoover, of Pitcairn,
Pa, is spending some time with
his pareuts in this place.
The sick people in this com
munity are all improving slowly.
Rev. Harry Daniels and family,
left here on Sunday night last
the former for M. E. Conference,
the latter for Lancaster.
The entertainment given by
Charles M. Lodge, last Saturday
night, was well attended, consid.
eriug the condition of the roads
at present, and the people were
much pleased with the entertain.
er.
N. E. Hoover, of Mount Union
spent a few days rusticatlng
among old friends in this place,
the latter part of last week.
Miss Nell Kirk spent few
days of last week, with friends at
Three Springs.
The "Woman's Club" of this
place was gwen a reception at
the home of Mrs. H. q. McClain
on last Wednesday evening.
Supt. Lamberson spent a few
days of this week with his par
ents at this place.
Miss Grace Lodge and Miss
Marjorie Slpe were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Lamberson
on Saturday and Sunday.
j. e. Kirk and family spent a
few days with friends and rela-
tives in this place.
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BirthdayParty.

A nice birthday party was
held at the home of, George
Bra inick on the 18th inst, IN
honor of Mrs. Bradnick's 2Sth
birthday. AS it was the Sabbath,
Mrs. Bradnick had her morning
work done aud was taking her
rest, when friends and neighbor s
began to gather in, carrying bas-
kets filed with good things to
eat. After the usual happy
greetings had been exchanged,
q sumptuous dinner was prepar-
cd, and all present partook of it
heartily. Those present we're,
Elmer Seville, Emery Deshong,
Arthur Wilkinson, Miss Rebecca
Deshong, Miss Maye Aller, Miss
Emma Bradnick, Frank Brad
nick, Irvin Bradnlck, Harrison
Aller, Mrs. Lydia Aller, Almeda
weaver, William Bradnick. Mrs.
Bradnick, received many beautl.
ful a1d useful presents.
A FRIEND.
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NEW GRENADA.

County Supt. j. G. Dell, of
Huntingdon county, was in town
on Thursday. He had been visit
ing schools in Clay and Wood
townships.
Clarence Foster, of the Valley,
was taken suddenly Ill during the
past week, but is better again.
Grace Lodge, our No. teacher
visited j. G. Klrk's in the Valley,
and went to Hustontown Satur-
day night to hear her brothers.
recital at that place Saturday
night.
Maude Cunningham's school
came to rather abrupt termina.
ton last week. On Thursday
evening, her board gave her no.
tice that on account of the fact
that the townships funds were
running short, the term would
be cut down to six months
Martha Black, teacher at Pine
Grove, Clay township, had a spell
ing bee at her schoolhouse on last
Friday night. We did not learn
who was champion.
Mrs. Geo. Thomas is seriously
Ill at her home on the Samuel
Hoop farm.
Mrs. Lizzie Umholtz, widow,
daughter of Jacob Cutchall, Is at
her home near Waterfall, in
very weak and serious condition.
Thomas Ramsey and wife visit
ed friends near Knobsville, and
Thos. attended the directors con-
vention in McConnellsourg, on
Friday.
f. G. Mills who runs the Black
Bear House, is now arranging to
build an addition to his dwelling
in early summer.
Joseph Truax, has been suffer
ing for about year. His trouble
has now developed into some IN
ternal growth that Will require a
surgical operation. He intends
gong this week to Philadelphia
Medlco Chirugical Hospital for
treatment by DR., La Place.
News reached us on Saturday
that Miss Pauline .Bridenstine,
Of Creekside, was married to a
Mr.. Harvey Cessna, of that place
sometime 10 January.
At this writing we can say for
publication TO his many friends
that JAS. A, McDonough was a
little bettsr on Saturday and Sun
day, and we hope he may sonsin-
ue 70 Improve.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-03-19
RIDDLESBURG.

The Defiance schools have been
closed during the last two weeks
on account of measles, Coaldale
has several cases, and Kearney
has scarlet fever.
Mrs Elliott Smith is seriously
i'll of congestion of the lungs.
Giant McEldowney is nursing
broken arm.
Roland Gambler is suffering
from a severe wound received
while shedding.
Mr. and Mrs w FT Mellott and
children, and Mr. and Mrs Ed
Harr were visitors in the home of
John Hoopengardner last Snn-
day, talking over old times in
Fulton.
The mines on Slxmlle Run are
nearly all working only half time.
Riddlesburg expects to get
busy in about a week or ten days.
Sandy Run has been working all
winter. Saxton will start up ip
a few days.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-03-19
ARM BROKEN.
Clarence Cooper Met with Accident al
0'Brien's SawmiII last Saturday
Morning.

Clarence Cooper, son of VIM.
FL. Cooper of the Cove, has been
working at O'Brien's sawmlll,
that stands back near the Woodal
place along the Meadowground
mountain. Last Saturday morn
ing Clarence and Collie Reed
we're saving furniture stuff, the
pieces beng 2tx24 inches by 9
teet, when one of the pieces
caught in the saw aud was thrown
with great force striking Clar.
ence's right arm just above the
elbow breaking the bone. DR..
Dalbey was called and reduced
the fracture, and Mr.. Cooper Is
getting along nicely, but he will
not saw any more furniture stuff
for several days.
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awarded. Chas. McGehee trustee
appointed to make sale. Bond
IN $4,000.
Estate of Barbara E. Houpt, re-
turn of sale of real estate, con.
firmed.
Commonwealth VS.. John @. Sal.
keld, recognlzance forfeited to be
respited, case continued.
Com monwealth VS.. A. j. Whit.
field, continued.
Commonwealth VS.. p. Shives,
continued.
Commonwealth VS.. Albert Cor.
don, mol, pros. entered.
Resolution upon the death OF
Hon. VIM. Fl. Bender, an Assocl-
ate Judge presented, read and
ordered to be spread upon the
minutes of the Court.
TUESDAY MORNING.
Court called at 8 a. m.
Frank p. Plessinger, County
Surveyor took oath of Office In
open court
Estate of Nina Curtis and Ralph
Kelso minor grand children OF
Francis Hershey, deceased. VIM.
E. Kelso appointed guardian and
bond approved.
Jury was then called IN case of
Harl ison Kalbach and Charles r..
Spangler VS.. D. Hunter p ltterson,
Provldent Life and Trust Com
pany, Philadelphia, Pa, Trustee
Safe Deposit and Trust Company,
Baltimore, Md, and Northern
Trust Company, of Chicago, Ill.
Executor and Trustee of George
M. Lyon, deceased.
Hon. j. II. Longenecker, OF
Bedford, was engaged for plain
hlfs and Chas. Walters, of Cham
bersburg for defendants. Before
selection of jury pi oceeded Judge
Longenecker for plaintiffs, made
replication to defendants plea OF
''hbum tenementum." To this
the defendant d. III. Patterson,
makes affidavit that he Is surpris'
ed and can not safely go to trial.
This filed and argued.
The Court, over-ruled the mo-
ton to continue and jury selected
and sworn. At 1896 a. M, bal
ance of general jury finally dis
charged.
Judge Lopgenecker opened
case TO jury. This contention in
wolves the title to a tract Of land
situate In Tod township, contain
ing something like two hundred
anu fifty acres.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-03-19

A very pleasant surprise birth,
day party was held at the resi-
dence of MISS Emma Ray IN this
place on Monday evening. Those
pl esent were Olive Simmer,
Mabel Jackson, Nell Dehart, Ruth
Roettgcr, Daisy Kelley, Murine
Rummell, Lillian Dehart, Nellie
McQuade, Harry Ott, Russell
Mock, Paul OFT, Charles Martin,
Glenn Suders, Harry Clouser,
Win Motter, Harvey Helman.
Ice cream and cake were served,
and a royal good tune was ENJOY
cd by all present.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-03-19
HAD A BUSY YEAR.
Rev. Bryner, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Left for Conference Tues.
dsy Nom.

The old joke that preachers
have little else to do than wear
good clothes, visit among their
people, have a good time, and live
on roast chicken, loses some of
It's juiclness, when the facts are
laid bare. A little curiosity led
us to interview Rev. G. w. Bry-
ner, pastor of the M. e. charge
embracing this place; Knobsvllle,
six miles away; and Fort Little
ton, ten miles away. We found
that the Reverend gentleman,
during the past conference year,
had made 400 pastoral calls, ad-
ministered the rite of baptism to
"a persons, ofliciated at - funer-
als-seven of which were funer.
ais of mem bers of his church,
preached $50 sermons, travelled
1855 miles in the discharge of
his work, received into full mem
bership, 26 persons; enrolled SO
prooatloners; received II persons
into his church by letter, 3 on
confession of faith and dismissed
10 by letter, and made 26 people
happy in the bonds of holy wed.
lock. Twelve members and 9
probationers is the net gain to
the McConnellsburg church; "a
members, the net gain In the
Knobsville church, while the pro.
bationers at Knobsville nun Der
8 as against II last year. Fort
Llttleton has lost three mem bers,
while there have been a net gain
of 20 probationers.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-03-19
For National Delegate.

J. @. Dimm, editor Of the Hunt
ingdon "Monltor," and formerly
of Junlata county, is a candidate
IN this district for Delegate. to
the Democratic National Conven-
ton. Mr.. Dimm is a good,
straight Dem ocrat and a man OF
ability and could be trusted to
faithfully and intelligently rep.
resent the Democrats of this
district in the NatioLal Conven.
ton. He has filed his petition
here and his name will appear up.
on the primary ballot. The
Democrats of Perry will make nc
mistake in giving HIM their votes.
Perry County Democrat.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-03-19
SALUyIA.

We are sorry to hear of the
serious illness of our old friend
John G. Metzler who IS now with
his daughter at Clearfeld.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mellott is on
the sick list.
Ned Mellott is busy saving
shingles for uncle John Ham.
Fl. e. Austin has bought a span
of fine mules of w. Mcdaniel.
Mr.. Mellott, near Everett, has
rented the Mcdaniel farm.
Henry Betz has moved toGreen-
hill where he is occupying part
of the James A, Stewar proper
ty.
Sheridan Ham, of Everett has
moved to his farm 10 Belfast
township.
Jacob Mellott is moving to
Morton's Point on the David
Former farm.
Mrs. Thomas Metzler, of Har-
risonville, is seriously sick.
The warm sun and wind are
drying up the mud in our roads.
Some OF our farmers still have
corn standing out in the field to
husk.
The "News" is a welcome visit
or every Thursday evening.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-03-19
The Change Problem.

The problem published in the
News about a boy who took a dol
lar bill to the store and asked for
change, demanding 30 pieces OF
money in nlckels, pennies, and
dimes, has been solved by Allura
Daniels, ten years of age, daugh-
ter of H. S. Daniels, near Harrl.
sonvllle. The answer she sends
is 40 pennies, 8 nlckels, and 2
dimes.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-03-19
DEATH RECORD.
VIM. Gordon, an Aged Citizen, OF Thomp-
son Township, Died Last Saturday.
WILLIAM GORDON.

William Gordon, one of Thomp-
son townships Oldest and most
highly respected citizens, died at
his late home near the Bridge at
Gregory's fording last Saturday
aged about 76 years. Funeral
took place on Tuesday and inter
ment In the Union Graveyard at
Rehob0th church.
Mr.. Gordon was a son of Mos
es Gordon, who has been dead
many years, and was brother
of the late Judge Peter Gordon.
job, Henry, and DAVID Gordon,
of Thompson, are brothers.
Three sons and two daughters
survive, namely, John and Scott,
residing 10 Thorn pson Fred hvlns
near McConnellsburg: Pearl, wife
of Stillwell Johnson, and Della.
wife of Biddis Lynch.
The deceased was married to
Mary Sipes, who preceded her
husband to the grave several
years ago.
Mrs. GoBIN.
Mrs. Catharine Ogle Goblin,
widow of Cornelius Gobin de-
ceased, died at the residence of
her son Clarence h. Goblin, near
Indian Spring, Md, Saturday,
March Z, 1908. She is survived
by two sons and one daughter
Clarence e, Howard O engaged
In business IN Cumberland, and
Emma (Mrs. J. W. Mccoy, also
of Cum berla ld; also, the follow
ing grandchildren: Edgar H.. /,
M. Mabel, Janet II Clarence W. i,
Charles A. and F. Catharine-all
at home.
She was a consistent chris tian,
having In early life given her
heart to God through the Pres
byterian faith. She was born IN
Sunbury, Northum berland coun-
ty, Pa, but spent the greater
part of her life on Timber Ridge
five miles north of Hancock, near
where she was lald to rest be
side her husband in the old Union
grave yard at Damascus church.
She was Lived by all who knew
her-both old and young. She
was a dear old grand ma to all.
Funeral services were conducted
by the Episcopal Minister, Rev.
Rich, of Blue Ridge Summit.
&C."
[Sunbury and Johnstown papers,
please copy
MRS. ELLEN PEOPLES.
Mrs. Ellen Peoples died at her
residence at Northwood, Logan
county, Ohio, March 9, 1908, aged
almost 80 years.
The deceased was the widow
of Rev. J. j. Peoples deceased,
who was born near Webster Mill,
in Ayr township, this county, a
brother of the late John Peoples,
deceased, and also Of Mrs. Daniel
Conrad, deceased and of Mrs.
W. S. Nelson, deceased, all of the
Cove. With the death of Mrs.
Peoples passed away the last of
the old stock of Peoples formerly
of this county.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-03-19
School Directors Convention.

The annual convention of school
directors of this county was held
in the Court House last Friday.
About forty of the seventy-two
directors in tho County were
present. The lecture at night,
while not largely attended, was
very good.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-03-19

Mrs. Mary Clevenger returned
to her home in this place Monday
after having spent ten days very
pleasantly In the home of Mrs,
Chas. Helkes, York, Pa.