The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-08-20
NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH
Domestic

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rector; Harry s. Mousley, private
detective. and Miss Julia Fleming,
when arraigned in General Sessions in
New York on the indictments for at
tempted subornation of perjury bas-
ed on the charge that they attempted
to manufacture false evidence against
Frank Gould in the suit for divorce
brought against him by his wife,
pleaded not guilty
Two men were killed in a man
hole explosion at Forty-fifth street
and Eighth Avenue, New York. The
dead men are Michael Muldoon and
Peter Collins. A dozen firemen and
policemen we're overcome in attempt
Ing rescues.
The first meeting OF the creditors
Of Harry X. Thaw has been postpon-
ed indefinitely. as no one entered an
appearance for Thaw when his case
was called before a referee.
]. Frank Cordova, former minis
ter. who eloped with a choir singer
and served a four-year sentence, was
released from the New Jersey state
prison.
Mrs. NJ. A. Gibbons, of Washing
ton, d. c., gave a reception at Sara
toga, n. Y. at which all the guests
were over so years old.
Conrad Stelngraber whose death
from hydrophobia within "a hours
was predicted by physicians died as
the doctors forecasted.
John J. Carroll, a veteran of the
New Orleans police force, was dis
embowled and killed by negro.
Governor Guild, of Massachusetts,
has been operated on for appendicitis.
Robert Bacon, assistant secretary
of state. has satisfactorily settled the
questions in dispute between the fed
eral government and the Catholic
Church in Porto Rico arising out
of the control of estates by the
church orders.
Mrs. Benjamin Teal. Harry NJ.
Mousley and Julia Fleming have
been indicted by the New York grand
jury on the charge of attempted sub
ordination of perjury in connection
with the Frank j. Gould divorce pro-
ceedings.
Walter Martin, a young farmer,
was decoyed into the country and
fatally wounded by an unknown as
sailant near st. Joseph, Mo, close
to the scene OF the murder of DR..
F. L. Whitney.
Pietro Barilla, a rich hotelkeeper
VI w OOuudNtut L. L. was AAtAA NNA -
by members of the Black Hand, who
dragged him from bicycle and stab
bed and shot him.
The American Association of OPP
ticians, meeting at Philadelphia,
elected H. j. Cook, of Knoxville,
president and selected Harrisburg as
the next meeting place.
J. B. Richards, leader of the Anti
Saloon League in Georgia, has hatly
admitted that prohibition in that
State is a failure and that liquor
can be purchased openly.
1t has been discovered at Baby
Ion, l.. l., that wealthy Mrs. Egbert
V. Strong has a daughter 20 years
old whom she has hated since the
moment of birth.
Mrs Adeline Miller aged 49 years,
was found in her home at St. Louis
with a stocking stuffed in her throat
and her feet bound tightly together.
Engineer Charles Strange fell from
his engine near Battle Creek and the
train ran for two miles with no one
at the throttle.
Tony Pastor, the Oldest vaudeville
artist in the United States, and once
a wealthy man, is dying at his home
at Elmhurst l.. /.
The Empire Roller Mills, at CleYe-
land, have been opened with a full
force of men after having been clos
ed for six weeks.
Failing in their effort to have a
baker reemployed at a shop in New
York 100 journeymen bakers wreck
ed the place.
No special term of the criminal
branch of the New York Supreme
Court will be held to try the race
track cases.
The police Of New Orleans are
closely watching the strikers in the
cotton mill district, trouble being ex-
pected.
Tobacco growers of Indiana, near
Owensboro, Ky, have been advised
by night riders to pool their crop
After a drouth lasting 23 days the
vicinity of Chicago was flooded with
the worst rain in ? 3 years,