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lected his duty as supervising archi- teet
 Bowen and MeNeish left here yes terday morning with the plans and specifications, and spent several hours going over the work. On his return to the city last evening, Bowen, speaking of the matter, said to Re- view man;
 "The charges were absolutely un- warranted in every particular. Mir. MeNeisH and myself found that the plans and specifications had been strictly adhered to in every particular. and that the structure will be the best jail in Cochise county, consider ing the amount expended in it's con struction. It is reinforced concrete on all sides. and the work is well per formed. In regard to Sparks neglect ing his duty, besides the work, which is excellent, we have the evidence of citizens. The enarges were absurd"
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Review want Ads Bring Results.
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PACKARD VISITOR Aeer.

B. A. Packard came up to the city yesterday from Naco. and will prob ably leave today for his residence in the central portion d the territory. where he also has extensive inter ests. He stated that he was very well satisfied with the condition of affairs in this portion of the territory, saying that the cattlemen felt es- pecially fortunate on account of the recent rains.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-11
FREMONT FRAzEE,

The old reliable sure filter. Chicago Tailoring Agent. has opened his tail bring sample office in the s. E. corner of the oEpheum Theater building; 1000 New Samples to seIect Spring and Summer Suits and Trousers from Suits made to your measure s14 to sS5. Fit and Workmanship Guaranteed.
 1000 Shirt samples from the White Swan Shirt Company of Chicago. All new patterns. Prices as low as can be bought in any City in the U. s.
 FREMONT FRAZEE
 s. E. Corner Orpheum Bldg.
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sire to be heard at the Chicago con yention and the best way to secure a hearing is to send delegates untram- melled by instructions but free to se- cure for this territory favorable plat form declarations on important Ques- tions.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-11
KILLS BIG WILD CAT.

A. E. Hurst. while on a walking ex- petition through Tombstone Canyon on Sunday shot and killed a large wild cat thought to be one of the big gest ever seen in the district The party had stopped to rest when the animal was seen crouching nearby and killed. It weighed about thirty five pounds.
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NOTICE.

A reward of $500 will be paid for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the parties stealing The Review from subscribers.
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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-05-28
THREE IN AIRSHIP.
Knabenshue Makes A Worlds Rec.
ord For Dirigibles.

Toledo, o. (SpeciaD. - A. Roy
Knabenshue established a new worlds
record when he successfully flew his
big new airship carrying himself and
two assistants with him. Never be-
fore has an air craft that was diri-
gible been propelled and guided
through the air in America carrying
other than the driver. But Thurs
day night, when the test was made,
this new big bird rose and travelled,
and was handled with full control.
Slowly at first, and more rapidly
as 1t gained momentum, the big bag
with human freight, kept on up and
assumed a horizontal position and
travelled away a distance of five or
six blocks. Knabenshue then
brought her down almost to the
earth and rapidly ascended again,
this time making a circle of several
blocks around his aerodrome, finally
coming to a full stop about two
blocks ahead of his aerodrome. Then,
by means of the aeroplanes alone,
Knabenshue descended to within a
few feet OF the earth and headed
the nose straight for the entrance
of his canvas home.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-05-28
MET DEATH ON
WAY TO SHRINE
A Train Filled With Pilgrims In a
Wreck.

Antwerp (By Cable) The worst
accident in the annals of Belgian
railroad disasters occurred at Con-
itch, a station six miles southeast of
Antwerp, on the main line. An ex-
press train from Antwerp to Brus-
sells crashed into a train filled with
pilgrims on their way to a local
shrine. This train was standing on
a siding and several of its cars were
telescoped and shattered to match
wood.
The total number Of dead is placed
at 60 and the wounded at over 100.
The engineer and fireman of the ex-
press train were killed outright.
Rescuers from Contich were at
once on the scene and the labor of
succoring the injured and removing
the dead was conducted with all pos
sible haste. Special trains with doc
tors, priests and nurses were sent to
Contich from Antwerp and Brussels
Thirty-eight dead and 70 injured
have been taken from the wreck.
The accident is supposed to have
been due to a misplaced switch The
signal man at Contich saw that his
switch was not working just as ths
Antwerp express came laundering
down the line. He leaped from the
window Of his signal station and ran
down the track toward the oncoming
train, waving a red flag. His effort
however, was too late to avert a
disaster.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-05-28
Foreign

An "an-Irish" Industrial confer.
ence is to be held in Galway, Sep
tember l6 and II, at which one OF
the special subjects for consideration
will be the opening up of new mar
l,ots for Irish goods outside Ireland
Georges Lecompte, president of the
Society Of French Writer'S. in an ad.
dress in Paris, protested against the
bad reputation of French literature
abroad.
Mulai Hafd. the usurping Sultan
of Morocco, is about 10 enter Fee,
which will compel France reluctantly
TO face the possibility Of having &c
recognize him.
Twenty peasants who took part In
recent agrarian disorders in the
YekateriHoslav District, Russia, were
hanged under decree OF a court-mar.
tial.
Representatives OF the British ant
continental transatlantic steamship
lines meet in London Monday TO con.
fer on matters of traffic.
Anarchy rcigns throughout Persia
according TO advices from Teheran
II Is reported that the Shah is in
terror Of his life.
BY an explosion in the Say sugar
refinery IN Paris soYcral persons were
killed and 40 wounded.
The eXequatur OF the United States
consul al Charlottetown, Prince Ed
ward Island, was withdrawn because
of his great prominence in CONNER
cial enterprises, the United States
government not permitting its con
suls to engage in such operations.
Eighty-five school children of
Vienna made beautiful demonstra-
tion In front OF Schoenbrumm Castle
IN honor of the sixtieth anniversary
OF Emperor Francis Joseph's access
sion 10 the throne.
Seventeen members of the First
Douma commenced serving in 81.
Petersburg the sentences OF three
months Imprisonment imposed for
signing the Viborg manifesto.
In a fight between the Mohmands
in India and the British punitive ex-
pedition two British officers were
killed The Mohmands lost 200.
The first international congress for
the purpose Of suppressing the sale
OF indecent literature opened in
Paris
There was collision OFF the Lizard
between the British steamers Latonia
and Japanic
Alfonso Costa. a Republican lead
er, threatened In the Portuguese gov
ernment that revolution would en-
sue y patriotic policy was followed
The German government is inyes-
tiga ling alleged malreatment OF an
eniployc OF the German consul at
Casablanca.
Two persons were killed in a fire
which destroyed the Queens Hotel
at Tilsonburg, Ontario.
A party CT militant women suf.
fragists made a noisy demonstration
In front OF Premier Asquith's resi-.
hence. in London. aud the ringlead.
crs were arrested
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-05-28
-FOUR PERSONS KILLED
AND FIFTY INJURED
Crowded Trolley Cars Collide In
PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia Especially -Four per-
sons were instantly killed and at
least FIVE others were so badly in
jured that there is no hope for their
recovery, and 45 or more were SER
iously hurt in a collision between
trolley cars on Germantown Avenue,
near Chestnut Hill, suburb, in the
northern section of the city.
The only body thus far identified
is that of Mrs. George d. Wagner,
aged 65 years, of Cornwell, Pa.
The bodies Of an unidentified wom-
an about 60 years of age and an un-
identified man about 40 years of age
are in a hospital near the scene of
the accident.
Forty-five persons were taken to
the Chestnut Hill and Germantown
hospitals, each of which Is several
miles from the scene of the accident,
and many were taken away in auto
mobiles by the wealthy residents of
the exclusive Chestnut Hill district.
They were treated by private physi-
clans and In consequence absolute
details as to the injured cannot be
obtained.
Among those who were danger
ously injured were George Wagner,
whose wife was killed; Alexander
Mckay, aged As years, who has a
wooden leg. The artificial member
was jammed up into his body and he
cannot live, It is said.
The accident was caused by car
running north jumping a track while
going down a steep grade not far
from Chestnut Hill. The car swung
across the southbound track and was
struck by car on that track. Both
cars were filled with passengers, the
runaway car containing many per-
sons returning from Chestnut Hill
Park
Among the many pathetic incl
dents, was that of little girl who
was thrown from her seat and fell
under the wheels of the runaway
car. The long strands of her hair
caught between the hinges of the
seat and she was thus held half sus-
pended along the side of the running
rail until finally she was ground to
pieces under the wheels.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-05-28
A GIRLS MOTHER
ACCUSES HER PASTOR
Rev. R. A. EIIwood is Forced To
Resign.
LOVE LETTERS WAS THE CAUSE.
He Admitted the Authorship of Love
Letters to a Young Choir Girl
Mr.. Ellwood Was Formerly Station
ed in Wilmington, Dell, and Was
Progressive Worker.

Leavenworth. Kan. Especially a
sensation was caused here when 1t
was announced that the Rev. X. A.
Ellwood, formerly of Wilmington,
Del, had resigned as pastor of the
Leavenworth Presbyterian Church,
following charges preferred against
him by the mother of one of the
young girls in the church choir. The
resignation was accepted.
Mr.. Ellwood has wife and child.
The church is one of the oldest and
most conservative in the city. Since
coming here, three years ago, the pas
tor has been a leader in many re-
forms.
Mr.. Ellwood when confronted with
letters alleged to have been written
by him TO the young choir girl ad-
mitted that he had written them, and
offered to resign.
The elders agreed to accept the
resignation and let the matter drop.
One OF the elders later declared that
there was nothing criminal in the
letters, but that in them many pas
sages from the Scriptures were quot
ed and that they were of an affec-
tionate nature.
Wilmington, Del. Especially The
Rev. Robert A. Ellwood, who has re-
signed his pastorate at Leavenworth,
Kan, was brought into prominence
here by a somewhat sensational SER
mon a couple of days before the
burning at a stake near here of
George White, a negro, on June 23,
1902, for an assault on Helen Bishop,
young girl who died from her in
jurles.
Mr.. Ellwood came to Wilmington
from Absecon, N. j., about 1893, to
assume the pastorate of the Olivet
Presbyterian Church, which was his
second charge in the Presbyterian
ministry. Prior to entering the min
istry he had served in the Spanish
American war and had also engaged
in newspaper work.
AS pastor of Olivet Church, Mr.. ELL
wood displayed somewhat sensational
methods, including the advertising Of
special features of his services in the
newspapers. He was active in church
and temperance work and built up
his church from a feeble body to a
large and hourishing congregation.
He also introduced the innovation Of
holding religious services in the
Opera House.
AT one time he became involved
in charges of doing violence to church
laws, but was acquitted on trial be!
fore the Newcastle Presbytery. He
left good record for work in the
cause of morality and religion when
he departed two years ago in response
to call from the church in Leaven-
worth
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-05-28
Mr.. PLATI'S NEMESIS
IS SENT TO JAIL
Judge Denounces Mae Wood as a
WiIful Perjurer.
WAS ARRESTED WHILE IN COURT.
Woman Who Sued Senator for Breach
OF Promise Not Only Loses Case, but
IsLocked Up to Answer Charge Made
by the Judge-Lawyer Turns Pale as
Woman Calmly Walks TO the Tombs.


New York (Special) From the
county courthouse as plaintiff and
accuser to the Tombs as prisoner and
accused Mae Catherine Wood, who
for FIVE years has acclaimed herself
as the secret wife of United States
Senator Platt, walked up Lafayett
Street, charged by Justice O'GormaH
who had listened to her testimony
in Special Term, Part 3, of the Su'
preme Court in her suit for divorce
from the senior senator of New York.
based on his marriage to Mrs. Lii.
lian Janeway, with deliberate per
jury
This unexpected termination of hof
suit came with dramatic suddenness
The taking of her evidence over, Jus.
tice O'Gorman had asked her y
questions concerning her claims, and
had then listened to a short addres;
by her counsel, Charles e. LeBar
bier, in opposition to a motion tc
dismiss the suit on the pleadings and
evidence. The lawyers somewhat
apologize argument ended, Justice
O'Gorman leaned forward In his
chair, dangled a pencil a couple Of
times and then delivered himself OF
this short but positive opinion;
The court cannot credit the plain
tiff's evidence as to the alleged mar.
riage, and the testimony in the case
impresses the court with the belief
that it is a most wicked design to
support a fictitious claim by forgery
and perjury.
The court cannot believe from
the evidence that there ever was o
marriage. On the merits of the case
every issue has resulted in the court &
impression that the plaintiff has com.
mitted wilful perjury in this case.
Being impressed with the plain
tiff's guilt of perjury the court com.
mits her to the city prison unless
she furnishes bail in $4,000"
The Wood woman flinched less
than her lawyers as the blow fell.
Something of what was coming had
been suspected by onlookers for al.
most half an hour, when Captain
Lynch, of the court officers squad,
had stalked into the courtroom short.
ly after recess and taken a place an
arms length or so from Mrs. Wood.
Mr.. LeBarbier glanced at Lynch out
of the corner of his eye, and turned
to Joseph Day Lee, the woman's at
torney of record, to whisper a few
words. Lees pallid face turned al
most white as he listened, but not a
word was said by either to Mrs.
Wood. Then, when what they had
feared became an actuality, the two
lawyers faced the woman with scared
countenances.
She said little. Her lips frightened
the color came and went in her
cheeks and her bosom palpitated visi-
bly,. But beyond that a casual spec
tator might have inferred that the
pronouncement of the court, brand
ing her as a felon. one who would
stoop to perjury to accomplish her
blackmailing ends, related not to her
but to some person in whom she took
| little or no interest.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-05-28
Hen Hatches Snakes.

Elwood, Ind. Especially - Peter
Wise, living near Omega, had the
surprise Of his life when he pulled
a sitting hen off the nest that she had
made in the edge OF a straw stack
He had noticed her sitting there for
sometime and began to suspect that
she was sitting on door knob or a
nest OF spoiled eggs. When he lifted
her up, instead of a brood of chick
ems or a batch of spoiled eggs, there
was a bunch OF snakes, little sleek
black fellows, each about seven inch
es long and wriggling furiously.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-05-28
FINANCIAL

Iron business is improving, say
trade papers.
Western Maryland needs $4,000
600 cash this year.
Total gold exports so far this
Spring exceed $30,0O0,000.
American Smelling in two days
fell points. Reading 5, st. Paul 8
and Union Pacific 4 ".
Charles L. Ellis was elected a di-
rector of the American Railways
Company TO succeed the late Samuel
r. Shipley
All railroads which have SO far
made reports for the second week
of May show a decrease Of over 22
per cent. gross.
At the annual meeting OF the
Pittsburg, Youngstown & Ashtabula
Railroad an issue of SIS, 100000 of
per cent. bonds was authorized.
Operating revenue of the Pitts
burg, Cincinnati, Chicago E. st. Louis
Railroad in April decreased $685.
356, and the net income fell $21S,-
167.
Two years hence the Pennsylvania
will have to take care OF $s0,0O0,-
600 OF maturing obligations. or this
amount 100000, 0,00O.is in the shape
of notes and the remainder is old 6
per cent. bonds.
Atlantic Coast Line directors de-
clared a semi-annual dividend of 2h
per cent. on the common stock, pay
able in cash. The dividend six
months ago amounted to 3 per cent
Earnings OF Philadelphia banks
during the year ending this month
as shown by the reports TO the Con.
troller, were very large. In case OF
all the prominent banks the profits
far exceed the dividends and the lat.
ter we're In many instances increased
during 1907. The Central, which
pays the largest dividend, or 16 pei
cent. earned 3s per cent. on its CAPT,
tai stock.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-05-28
Annrchlsts To nc Denorted.

Denver Especially Wholesale de-
portation of anarchists, criminals
thieves and all other suspicious for
eigners, many OF whom are now In
jails and prisons In Colorado, will re.
suit from the investigation being
made by immigration Agent Louis
Adams OF every penal and other In.
stitution in tho state. II Is stated
that as many as 500 undesirable clti
zens, who have been guilty OF crimes
ranging from murder to vagrancy
will be shipped out OF the country AZ
soon as the department at Washing
tos cap act.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-05-28
2 CONSERVATION OF FORESTS.
Provisions OF A Bill Passed BY The
House Under Suspension.

Washington, D. C. Especially -
Under suspension of the rules the
House passed bill appropriating
$780, 900 to enable the Secretary OF
Agriculture TO cooperate with States
and with private owners of wood
lands for the admission and conser-
vation of forests. 1t also provides
for a commission of five members
of the Senate and five from the House
to study the whole question of the
necessity, desirability and legality of
the purchase of forest lands by the
United States, and to report to the
next Congress.
The bill contains the unique pro.
vision that the consent of the United
States shall be given to any State
to enter into an agreement with any
other State for the conservation OF
forests and of water supply.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-05-28
Threatens A Revolution.

Lisbon (By Cablej. = Alfonso
Costa, one of the Republican lead.
ers, made a speech in the Chamber
Of Deputies in which he declared
that unless the present government
was economical in its expenditures
liberal in it's ideas and patriotic in
its purposes his party would organize
revolution. The Portuguese people
he added, would not tolerate for.
eign Intervention in their domestic
affairs, and that any such attempt
would be signal for the execution
of all traitors.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-05-28
steeIworkers Gain A Point.

Youngstown, o. Especially - Al
though the sessions are secret. II is
reported from a reliable source that
the local wage agreement amend
ment has been adopted after four
days discussion by the Amalgamated
Association OF Iron, Steel and Tin
Workers In convention here. This
agreement Will allow the organiza-
tion OF lodges In nonunion mills and
will, It is believed, strengthen the or
ganization. The amendment is the
most radical change In the policy OF
the association in the third OF a CEN
tury OF its existence.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-05-28
Natural Resource Commission.

Washington, D. c. Especially -
Senator Newlands, of Nevada. intro.
duced a bill for the appointment OF
a national commission for the conser.
yation OF natural resources and de.
fining its duties. The President is
authorized by the bill to appoint a
commission OF SO members for the
investigation of all questions relat-
ing to the conservation, use and con
troll of the water resources of the
United States for navigation, irriga.
tion, municipal supply, power and
swamp land reclamation, prevention
OF Hood, prevention of waste in min
ing. etc
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-05-28
ElkIns-AbruzzI WcndIng.

Rome (By Cable) 1t is report
ed here that an aid of the Duke Of
Abruzzi has just returned from
America, where he reached an agree
ment with Senator Stephen b. Ell
kins, of West Virginia, regarding the
marriage of the Senator's daughter
Katherine Elkins, to the Duke. Ne
gotiations are still progressing, how
ever. to decide whether the marriag,
is to occur here or in the United
States.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-05-28
SAILED 81 MILES IN AIRSHIP.
Wright Brothers Travelled At Speed
OF Forty Miles An Hour.

New York (SpeciaD. - That the
Wright brothers made a flight of 32
miles in their airship at Manteo, N.
c., became known here, when Will
bur Wright, who has been staying at
the Park Avenue Hotel, declared that
he and his brother, Orville, have
at least solved the problem of aerial
navigation.
Mr. Wright said that in their ex-
pertinent they travelled not only 32
miles, but went at the rate of nearly
40 miles an hour. Other flights
made by the brothers included one
of "a miles and one of s miles.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-05-28
CURE FOR HOG COLERA.
Government Experts Have Plan To
Furnish Serum To Farmers.

Washington, d. c. Especially A
conference of Representatives of the
Department of Agriculture and of the
State experiment stations to consider
plans 70 supplying serum for hog
cholera will be held at Ames, Iowa,
next week.
The Bureau of Animal Industry
has developed a method of teatment
effective in saving a large percentage
of hogs in affected herds. Secretary
Wilson hopes to have the States pre-.
pare the hog-cholera serum through
their agricultural experiment sta.
tions and furnish it to their citizens
He hopes thus TO almost rid the coun.
try of the pest of hog cholera.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-05-28

Pittsburg Especially Evidence of
returning prosperity is furnished by
the announcement that the Pittsburg
and Lake Erie Railroad has ordered
the Standard Steel Company to be-
gin construction of 1000 all-steel
cars for that road. The new cars will
be used to handle the tonnage be-
tween the coal and coke regions and
the lakes. The order calls for / 200
specially designed all-steel coke cars
and 1000 all-steel gondolas.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-05-28
A Steamer Wrecked.

Halifax, N. S. (By Cable) Car.
rying II passengers and a full cargs
of freight, the Plant Line steamer
A. w. Perry went ashore in a thick
fog early on McMillen's Point, near
Port Hastings. The steamer was
bound from Hawkesbury for Char.
lottetown. The passengers and crew
reached land without difficulty. Ef.
forts 10 float the vessel failed and she
filled with water, her bottom being
badly damaged.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-05-28
Expect 100000 Visitors.

Denver, Col. (SpecialD. - From
reports now in the possession of c.
NJ, Day, president of the Denver Con.
vention League, 1t is evident that
more than 100000 visitors will at.
tend the National Democratic Con.
vention in this city in July. Eleven
hundred reservations have already
been made from New York State
alone, and the Empire States dele.
CATION probably will number $500.