The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-07-07
The NEWS
Domestic

sion has refused 20 suspend the
operation of the new freight classi-
flcation, which involves over 6,00C
items.
Royal +. Cabell commissioner OF
Internal Revenue, ordered detail
of eight additional special agents to
hunt down moonshiners
The naval board of inquest de-
cided that the two midshipmen who
were drowned in the Severn died in
The line of duty.
The President has signed several
proclamations eliminating nearly
half a million acres of lands from
the national forests
Railroads operating out of Buffalo
have been permitted to advance rates
on flour.
Judge O'Sullivan. i'm discharsiug
the Rockefeller special grand jury,
which found that there is no urganI-
Zation engaged in white slavery iA
New York, declared the metropolis
to be the Creates ana cleanest city
In the world.
Bishop William McJicker, of the
Protestant Episcopal diocese OF Rhode
Island, died at his summer home at
Beverly, Mass.
The Cumberland TeleIhone Com
pany, of Mississippi. found guilty OF
violating the state antitrust law.
was fined $4,000.
Thaddeus L. York. said to be want
ed for forgeries in nearly all the
large cities. was captured In Chicago.
United states Senator Samuel
Douglas McEuery died suddenly at
his home in New Orleans.
Attorney John Stanchheld reviewed
fee OF 100000 for the acquittal
of r. Augustus Heinze.
DR. Henry, II. A. Beach, for many
years a leading surgeon, died IN Bos-
ton.
Peter Ripley of Hammond, ILL.,,
was drowned by an auto plunying
into a creek
The Chicago jury trying Legislator
Lee O'Nen Browne, charged with
bribery i'm connection with the cleo
tion of william LOrlmer to the
United States Senate, disagreed aft
o. dciberating ll5 hours and were
discharged
A Sator spaniel saved nine mem
bers of the family of Mrs. Caroline
Rolph. of New York, from death by
fire
L Z. Powell, of Scotland Neck,
n c., was sentenced to 80 years in
prison for the murder of Chief of
Police Dunn.
Colonel Roosevelt and Senator La4
Toilette, OF Wisconsin, conferred fot
over two hours after which SENATOR
LaFollette said they had talked poli1
tics, and then added: Colonel
Roosevelt is the greatest living
American and in fighting trim"
Louis Levine head of the social
ed Arsenic Club, which exacted black
mail by poisoning horses. was sem
tences in Brooklyn to not more than
Is years and not less than seven
years in the state prison. =
Reports that an operation is to
be performed on the throat of Theo-
dore Roosevelt are denied by the
secretary of DE- Walter F Chappell,
who was said to have made an en-
gagement to attend the Colonel
The senior class Of the College OF
the City Of New York presened to
Mayor Gaynor an "Ephebic" oath,
swearing never TO bring disgrace up
on the city.
One of President Taft's autos,
driven by his son, Robert 4. TAFT,
struck an Italian street iabOrer, frac-
W 4ttt AlT Hh Attr go NAf rhl'tA9 VI.
Beverly. Mass
One Of the Lynn (Mass.) bandits.
was arraigued and held for the grand
jury The second one is still in the
hospital, with little hope Of recovery.
The Interstate Commerce COmmis-l
sion announced that the federal law
regulating the hours of service of
train crews was declared constitu-
tional by Judge Morris of Iowa, in.
a test case brought by the Illinois
Central Railroad.
The appropriations made by the
session Sl Congress just closed.
amounted to Sl,O27l33,446, accord.
ing to an official announcement made
by the House Appropriations Com
mittee
The STATE Department wants the
manufacturers in the United states
TO participate in the great lnterna-
uonal industrial exposition TO be held
at Turin, Italy.