The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-07-28
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Miss Eleanor Shepherd, wife a,
Division Passenger Agent w nj
Shepherd, of the Boston and Malnai
was shot and killed by George ri
Greeley, supposed to be insane.
A wireless call brought a sis,or
ship to the rescue of the passenrerl
from the Southern Pacific liner No1
mus, afire off Charleston, S. c.
Col. 9. G.. Gates, native of MarvI
land and secretary of the People,a
Fire Insurance Co., of Philadelpbia
Is dead.
Frederick Breadmyer, Phiade,.
phia iceman, was killed by fallina
down stairs with 50-pound blocS
of ice.
Strikebreakers at the plant of III.
New York Sugar Refining CompanJ
were stoned by a mob.
United States Revenue Officers
captured $1S,750 in st. Louis, Mo. !
Two lives were lost when a cloud
burst struck Bisbee, Ariz.
Shorn of whiskers, which had
been his pride for 40 years, Bruno
Newkirk, of Paterson, n. j., has
brought suit for $500 damages
against William often and Emil Gil
ger, who, he alleges, trimmed his
face despite protestations.
Mrs. Stephen H. p. Pelf, wife of
banker, threatened to throw a neck
lace of pearls and diamonds over
board when questioned by a New
York customs official. !
Joseph Bush, alleged leader of the
mob that hanged Carl Etherington,
at Newark, o., was captured at the
point of a revolver,
Thousands of operatives have
been thrown out of employment
by the closing of cotton, wool and
silk mills in New England. !
Rear Admiral John A. Rodgers
has gone to Alaska to search for his
son.
The American Antiboycott Asso-
citation, of New York, has declined
to abandon on its part the litigation
between the American Federation Of
Labor and the Buck Stove and
Range Company.
Five persons were injured, mona
seriously, when two interurban cars
on the Cleveland, Painesville and
Eastern Electric Line met in a head
on collision near Willoughby, o. J
Rev. Dr. Henry w. Rugg, grand
master of the grand encampment Of
knights Templar of the United
States, is critically i'll at his home
in Providence, r. I.
Newport, r. l., is planning a bril-,
liant welcome for the Atlantic bat
tleship fleet when it arrives in Mar,
ragansett Bay on August Is for a
weeks stay.
Representative Murdock has can,
celled his engagements to speak at
Saline, Topeka and Fort Scott, Kan.
owing to the condition of his throat.
Rev. Henry w. Rugg, grand mas.
ter of the grand encampment of
Knights Templar of the United
States, died at Providence, r. I.
Revenue officers have destroyed
in Cleburne County. Ala, one of the
largest "moonshine" stills located In
years.
Puget Sound millers are rushed
with orders for thousands of barrels
of -four for the Orient.
Two women are dead and an in'
fant is dying as the result of fire
in Grand Rapids, Mich.
Two men may die as the result oil
a train crash at Portland, Ind.
Leroy Holzner, aged IL years, set
fire to seven buildings in Chicago
chased him from an engine house.
Both President Taft and former
President Roosevelt may appear be-
fore the Conservation Congress, to
meet in st. Paul, Mimi.
Miss Katie Tomara, of Chicago,
was wounded during a struggle with
a burglar she found in her bedroom.
Leyton Potter, student of Ober-
lin College, shot himself while gaz-,
ing at the photograph of a girl.
Thirty-seven banks of Western
Pennsylvania have organized the
Central Bankers Association.
The Forest Hill estate of John
d. Rockefeller has been appraised
at $1,060,000.
Rev. A. A. Hall. of London, com
mdtted suicide in Colonial Park,
New York. ..