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

A. B. Wyckoff, a member of the
Stroudsburg Board of Education, and
Miss Elizabeth Beardslee, of New
York, were married in New York by
Rev. DR.. Forbes.
The wife of George f. Baer, presi.
dent of the Reading Railway Com.
pany, sent a check for s100 to the
Woman's Club, of Reading, to as.
sist in promoting the playground
movement. The money will be used
to purchase needed apparatus.
Bernard Cadelboro, while working
at the Kurtz Stone Quarry at York,
was caught in the elevator which
carries crushed stone to the top of
the chute. When at the topmost
part he dropped distance of twenty.
five feet, breaking both legs.
Elmer Altland, a farmer living
near Stoverstown, York County, was
drawn into a threshing machine. He
was saved from being ground to
pieces by another farm hand after
he had his right arm badly torn and
lacerated.
Helen Nj Cormick, years old, of
Lost Creek, near Shenandoah. drank
tne contents of a three-ounce bottle
OF iodine and fell to the floor uncon
sclous. A physician who was on a
professional call in the vicinity. saw
me child and saved her life.
Mrs Polly War;, wife of Clifton
war;, formerly of Bloomsbury, is
wanted at Hazleton on a charge OF
jumping her bail, following her ar.
rest on the charge of having aban.
doned her infant son
Henry Carl, one of the best known
residents OF Berks County. died at
Reading, aged rs years. He was
enGaged in the shoe business at
W0melsdorf for over half a century.
twenty-five cans of baby catfish.
commonly known as "bull-heads -
nave been received by Pottstown
camp No. II, United Sportsmen of
pennsylvania, and planted in the
Schuylklll River, Mana,awny Creek
and the Schuylkill Canal. The fish
were sent here from the State hatch.
cries at Torresdale.
BY the will of the late William
F. Lachman, which has JUS been
probated, Trinity Reformed Church.
or Pottstown, receives 5000 and
Swamp Reformed Church similar
amount.
A refusal of family to deliver
hcS W HIe didrm DON, DESPITE
the fact that the fire could be seen.
resulted in the destruction of the
home of 4, c. Gibboney. at Altoona.
When the key was denied the tele.
phone was used to summon the fire.
men, out the wrong address was
given, causing further delay.
Judge Johnson, at Media, dissoly.
ed the Temporary injunction prevent.
ing the Philadelphia. Baltimore e.
Railroad Company from
changing their track at Cheyney, on
the West Chester division. so as TO
pass the new station. The petition .
for an Injunction was presented by /
Joseph Sager, owner of the land
through which the railroad runs.
Judge Broomall. at Media. issued
! temporary injunction against the
Delaware County e. PHILADELPHIA
electric Railway Company. prevent.
ng them from constructing double
racks on Baltimore Avenue. Lans.
lowne, so as to Interfere with ac.
ess to the conduits OF the Bell Tele-
hone Company.
Company II, Sixth Regiment, N G
,, of Media, will go into camp with
ut captain. Three ballots were L
AIKEN for the captaincy to succeed
Walter X. Johns, resigned, but no
ne was elected.
Out of work and Respondent.
'rokop Nazar. of Newport. drowned
imself in tho canal
The Columbia County commission
RS have decided that hereafter all
TX collectors must make a monthly
'port. Failure to do this, they
ate will result in criminal prosecu-
ons.
City Engineer Edmund b. Ulrich.
Reading, is lying critically i'll
ith lead poisoning at his home in
lat city. How he contracted the
sease is a mystery. He has lost
tire control of his limbs.
Owing to the new law dealing with