The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-07-23
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issued.
Frank zotti, OF the New York
banking firm OF Frank Zotti & Co.,
IN the hands of a receiver, was ar
rested on a charge of grand larceny.
Attorney Charles W. Hamilton kill
ed himself while preparations were
being made for removing him to
Pittsburg hospital.
Col. H. G. Catrow. of Dayton, has
withdrawn from the race for Con-
gress owing to the fact that he killed
a man with his automobile.
A federal warrant has been issued
ngainst J. T. Talbot, of South Bend,
Ind, charging him with fraudulent
use OF the mails.
Attorney e. NJ Hyzer of Milwau-
kee says that the new rule of CON
duct is hate one another and that
1t is being lived up 70.
The Georgia Railroad Commission
has ruled that the newspapers may
accept transportation in exchange for
advertising.
The balloon Initial collapsed just
after being inflated for two Philadel-
phians who planned trip by moon
light,
James j. Hill, president OF the
Great Northern Road, is opposed TO
reduction in salaries of railroad em-
ployes.
The crew Of the wrecked Nor
wegian bark Fraden had a terrible
experience before reaching New Or
leans.
Nineteen survivors Of the several
hundred South Sea Islanders sold
fpfn e1a a Cnqfnf1a1 a haNn hnpn
released.
The University of Utah has passed
a rule excluding all teachers or stu
dents afflicted with consumption.
The hearing of the Frank J. Gould
divorce will occur as soon as efforts
TO reconcile the couple have failed
A severe storm az St. Paul stopped
the Shrners' civic parade, which
promised TO be a big affair.
Twenty-Five hundred strikers in
New York have returned 10 work af-
ter practically winning their demands.
A collision occurred between a sail
boat and a steamer on Lake Michi-
gan, the sailer being badly crippled.
An adopted daughter OF Benjamin
Hart, OF New York, will contest his
will, he having left her nothing.
A second dynamite bomb was ex
ploded az the rear of a saloon in
Chicago, but no one was injured
The police of Troy n. Y, are un-
able TO solve the mystery OF the
death of Hazel Drew in Teal Pond.
Seized with a mania to kill and
MAIN, George Tusel. an inmate Of
the insane ward at the Allegheny
City Home, Pittsburg, Pa, Drained
Harry Speiler also an insane patient,
With haavv po1fcbfpo, hrtuh
beating Speiler insensible Tusel dash
ed at two guards and attempted to
kill them. He was overpowered af-
ter a desperate struggle.
At a conference of railroad presi-
dents in New York the question of an
advance in freight rates was discussed
at length, and reports from the com
mittee having in charge the checking
of rates were considered, but It was
found that this work had not pro-
gressed to such a point as to make
definite action practicable at this
time.
The White Mountain express, on
the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad, was wrecked at Green
wich, Conn. One woman, Miss Mar
guerite Armstrong, Of Wayne, Pa,
was killed, and about l2 persons
were injured Five Pullmans were
overturned
Three men were killed and a doz-
On injured, at least one Of them
fatally, by an explosion of fireworks
in the Boston and Maine freight
house in Boston. The shed was de-
stroyed and 600 men working on
the wharf at the time ran for their
lives.
Thlrteen-year-old Elizabeth Walls
admits that William Williams, aged
Ga, found murdered in Queen Anne
County, Md, was in love with her
and wanted her 20 elope but she
denies that she had any idea OF mar
rying the aged farmer
A launch bound from Manila TO
Corregidor Island, with rs passen-
gers, was caught in a typhoon and
foundered Twenty-Five Of the pas
Hengers perished. including several
Americans.
Mrs. Edith NJ. Teaele. wife or an
official Of tho Standard OIL Company.
shot herself in the head at Pasadena,
Cal.
DR.. Charles W. Hoqga;on, OF Phil
adelphia, was seriously injured in
an automobile accident at Atlantic
City.
Hugh McCurdy, former head Of
the knights Templar Of the United
States, died Ia COrunna, Mich.
The White Star liner Majestic bea.
the Cunarder Carmania 26 minutes
IN a 24-hour race at sea.
Gustavus p. English. news editor
OF the Associated Press at Chicago.
IN dead
The battleship fleet arrived at
Hawaiian Islands.