The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-07-30
NEWS
By TELEGRAPH
Domestic

an interview claiming that King Ed
ward Is the most popular man in
Christendom.
Attorney General Bonaparte, in
discussing the Standard OIL case and
the revision of the $29,240,0OO fne,
says steps to secure a new trial will
be taken at once.
The Italian ambassador at Man
chester. Mass, will take no immedi-
ate move in the matter of the Rich
mond authorities refusal TO grant
Italians licenses.
Prosecutor Rooster. OF Hacken-
sack N. j., say he will have Eber-
hardt, confessed murderer, indicted
and tried at once.
Harry X. Thaw was III in his
prison at Poughkeepsie, N. Y, and
an outside physician was called to
see him.
A lone highwayman attempted to
rob an express train near Appleton,
Wis, but was driven off by the fire.
man.
David Shellard was committed TO
Jail at New York to await hear
ing on a charge of killing Barbara
Rieg.
Alexander Finn, British consul at
Chicago. has left that city without
telling why he left or where he was
going.
Donald Robertson, the English
actor, has arranged to present plays
at Chicago and charge no admission.
The many persons injured by light
ming and wind at Gettysburg were
cared for by the brigade surgeons.
Mrs. Leslie Carter ate lobster and
is suffering from an attack of pto-
maine poisoning at New York.
A house was dynamited at Natal
bany. La, and the sheriff has called
for military assistance.
Joseph Zarph, who committed sui
eide in New York, left request for
"jolly" funeral.
Funeral services over the body of
Bishop Henry Potter were held at
Cooperstown, n. Y.
A bedridden invalid at Chicago
shot and killed a man who attacked
his wife.
It has been announced in Denver
that the Denver and Rio Grande
Railroad Company, the Rio Grande
Western and all subsidiary compan-
les in Colorado and Utah are to be
merged.
all optlAdA PllFAAt6tos save NAleAL VI
having his meals sent in to him have
been taken away from Harry X.
Thaw by the sheriff at the jail at
Poughkeepsle, N. Y.
District Attorney Sims, of Chicago,
has announced that a petition for
rehearing of the famous Standard
Oil case will be filed at once.
After a fight of three days with a
tempest the steamer King George.
loaded with coal from Baltimore, has
anchored at San Francisco.
A report from Lake Charles, La,
states that the citizens of the flooded
districts of that State are suffering
for the necessities of life.
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Stetson,
widow of the millionaire hat manu-
faturer. was married at Philadelphia
to Count Santa Eulalia.
According to a statement made by
President Corey at New York, the
officials of the steel corporation think
business is improving.
Four men and one woman were
injured in panic at Pittsburg fol-
lowing the blowing out of a fuse
on a street carr
1t was announced at Chicago that
Judge Grosscup will retire from the
federal bench and enter private prac-
tice.
A bomb was exploded in the tent
where Governor Deneen was speak
ing in Chicago without injuring any
one.
The statement of the district at
torney in the Hazel Drew case at
Troy, N. Y, has dispelled the sui
eide theory.
August Eberhard has confessed to
the New York police that he killed
and robbed his aunt last Sunday.
One colored man was killed and
one officer wounded in a fierce fight
with colored burglars at Lancaster,
Pa.
The crew and passengers OF the
steamer Anubis were safely landed
on Flea Island when the boat went
ashore.
The sensational charge has been
made that all the laws OF the new
State OF Oklahoma are invalidated.
The strife between the natives and
the Italians at Natalbany, La, is over
and peace is restored.
Former Senator johnson Sherick.
Of Canton, o., made an ascent In q
balloon at that place
David Shellard, Of Brooklyn. has
been arrested charged with killing
Barbara Rieg
Two children were burned to
death at Cleveland, q.