The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-09-15
FOREIGN.

Seven officers of the Queens Own
Canadians are i'll with typhoid fever
in London.
Newcastle boilermakers refused to
sanction settlement of the dispute
growing out of the riveters' strike,
and the English shipyards may be
forced TO cease work.
A dispute between employers and
employees at the Oldham mill may
cause lockout in all the English cot
ton factories.
One of the German dirigibles in
the army maneuvres was captured,
and the officers on the other mistook
tree trunks for guns, resulting in the
hanking of the army with which it
was engaged; the kaiser was in the
field for twelve hours.
Cardinal Vannutelli, papal legate to
the Eucharistic congress at Montreal,
received formal welcome from the
Quebec and Dominion governments.
Floods threatened the cities of
Osaka and Kobe, in Japan, and have
caused heavy damages in the northern
provinces of Hondo.
English and Continental bankers in
London do not favor the American
proposal of railroad validation GER
tifcates for cotton bills of lading. ac-
cording to special cable dispatch.
Lieutenant Helm, of the Twenty
first Nassau regiment of Germany,
was arrested at Portsmouth on the
charge of being spy, and remanded
to Winchester jail.
Twelve thousand miners employed
in the pits of the Cambrian company
in Wales decided to go out on strike
as the result OF notice given by the
company to few men who have been
out eighteen months on a dispute
over wages,
Charles Clark, an engineer of
Cleveland, Ohio, was robbed in Paris
of $3.50 by classical confidence game
worked upon him by three Americans,
chance acqualntances whom he met
on the boulevards.
The ministers of foreign affairs and
finance, for Brazil, and Senior Claudio
Pinilla, for Bolivia, signed a trade
treaty.
Mrs. Aimee Saglio, an American
woman, reported that she had been
robbed of jewelry valued at $4,000
while on train bound for Lourdes,
France.
Vice-President Elias Fernandez AL
bano, who has been acting president
of Chile since the beginning of the Ill
ness of President Montt, which result
ed fatally. died suddenly of heart dis
ease at Santiago.
Japan formally protested to China
against attacks in the Pekin newspa-
pers.
Mr. Dickinson. secretary of war, ar
rived at Hong Kong He said he was
astonished at the progress noted in
the Philippines
German and English designers are
reported from Berlin to be working
on plans for cruiser destroyers," q
new type OF battleship which 1t Is
claimed will outclass the dread
noughts.
Sir w. w. Thompson, at a meeting
of the British association at Sheffield,
announced that he hoped soon to an
nounce the discovery OF positive ions
Of electricity.
Mr.. Humphreys opened the case
for the crown against DR.. Crlppen
and Miss Leneve in the Bow street
police court, London. He said that
poison had been found III the body
unearthed In the Crippen home. The
charge against Miss Leneve has been
changed TO one OF accessory after the
, fact.
The striking coal miners at Bilboa
ard Saragossa, Spain, returned to
work.
The murder OF policeman. his
wife and 81 children, near Reggie di
Calabria, Italy, is ascrlbed to the
vengeance OF the Black Hand society
! OF New York.