The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-07-29
The news.
Domestic

Cornelius p. Shea, the Chicago la
Dor leader, sentenced TO from 5 TO
25 years in the penitcntiary for the
attempted murder of Alice Walsh,
was denounced by Judge Foster as
course brute.
Helen Spencer, arrested in Ecua-
dor on a charge of kidnapping
white slaves" for the Panama Canal
Zone, was brought back to New
York for trial.
Mrs. j. NJ. Holloway, Mrs George
Myers and two children we're killed
by a horse backing a vehicle into
freight train at Columbus. Miss.
Theodore Greenwald, the missing
treasurer of New Lebanon, Conn,
shot himself in the New York Cen
trail Station in the Bronx New York.
The vault of a former wealthy
landowner in Unity Cemetery,
Greensburg, Pa. was sold at auction
to satisfy creditors.
Detective Sergeant Jeremiah Grif-
fin, OF Chicago, was indicted on
charges of accepting protection mon
ey from dives.
Max Ozzne had his life crushed
out by clothes wringing machine
in a launirg i'm Hoboken, y. J.
Deep Sky. Sioux Indian chief.
is to marry Miss Adele Rowland,
aged twenty-one years, of New York
City.
Circuit Court Clerk Foy w. Du-
laney, of Johnson City, Tenn, is
missing, his accounts being short
$4,000.
District ATTORNEY Jerome has de-
cided TO again take a hand in the
Thaw case.
Adam God began a sentence of 25
years in a Kansas penitentiary.
The jamestown Franklin and
Clearfield Railroad Company and the
Geneva, Corning and Southern Rail-
road were leased to the New York
Central Railroad Company.
The Commercial Law League of
America closed its convention at
Narragansett Pier with the election
of officers, choosing as president
Henry Deutsch, of Minneapolis.
Brigadier General Arthur Murray
chief of the coast artillery, return.
ed to San Francisco from an inspec-
tion of the Notifications in the Phil.
ippines and in Hawaii
4 pitched battle was fought in
Brooklyn between immigration in.
spectors and a band of "a gypsies,
who were being deported to South
America.
One Of the 21 bluejackets from the
Atlantic fleet at Provincetown, at the
naval hospital at Chelsea, Elmer J
Sironen, of Grand Rapids, Mich.i
died.
Prof. Phillip Rhinelander, of the
Cambridge Theological School, was
elected vice chancellor of the Uni
versity of the South, at Sewanee.
Tenn.
William c. Heron, brother-in-law
of President Taft, is to he the can.
didate for the Democratic nomina-
tion for vice mayor of Cincinnati
Harry Orchard, murderer of for.
mer Governor Steunenberg, of Ida.
no, according to his confession, was
baptized at the penitentiary.
Twelve hundred employees of the
Standard Roller Bearing Company,
in West Philadelphia, struck for the
second time within a month.
Chicago brokers believe James A.
Patterns enormous sales of wheat in
dicate he is about ready to quit the
pit for another rest.
William l.. Riordon, for many
years political reporter on the star
of the New York Evening Post, died
at New York.
A seaman from Philadelphia was
seriously injured on board of a
steam launch when one of the boiler
tubes exploded.
Raymond II. Smith, general man
ager of the Albany and Hudson Rail
road, was appointed receiver OF the
company.
Twelve dead, four fatally injured
and 16 seriously hurt is the human
toll taken by the storm along the
Gulf Coast.
The troubles between the miners
and their employers in Northern
Wyoming were amicably settled.
A tioudburst following a heavy
rain caused two fatalities and ST.
100000 loss at Duluth.
Two trainmen were killed in
freight train collision at BridgeJown
Junction, y. j.