The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-07-21
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Domestic

Arthur p. Heinze, brother of T.
Augustus Heinze, the Montana cop
per man, obtained a further delay
10 the execution of the sentence OF
10 days imprisonment and 500 hne
Imposed for impeding the admins
ttation of justice by the mutilation
OF the books.
The will of Henry Dexter, million
@ire founder of the American News
Company, bequeaths $4,000 reward
for the murderers OF his son, Or
sando p. Dexter. killed in the Adj
rondacks in 1908.
The steamer James Switney, from
New York for Boston, Of the Met
topolitan Line. went aground on the
Middle Ground in Vineyard SOUND
with her cargo on fire.
The Lackawanna Railroad man
Rgement has come to an amicable
fkreement with It's engineers, grant
fhR them an increase which Will aV-
efage 13 per cent.
Nothing has happened in the Penn
aylvania strike situation to indicate
that the breach between the en-
pioyes and the officers of the road
u closing.
DR.. D. X. Pearsons, of Chicago,
who has given away S6,000.000 is
about to sell hts home in an effort
90 die penLiles5.
Arthur Damstaedtler, of Detroit,
was killed by being thrown out of
an automobile racing with an cleo
eric car.
An attempt TO blow un the West
End Belt Lines new bridge shook
the city Of Pittsburg.
United States Commissioner
Shields, of New York, held for extra
dition to Washington, d. c., Edward
8 Boggs, Richard e. Preusser, Leo
Mayer and Robert A. Guy, members
OF the firm of u. S. Boggs & Co.,
with Offices in New York, accused
Of being connected with the opera
tion of a chain Of bucketshop.
The Pennsylvania Railroad wage
conference resulted in no agreement.
II was announced that the railroad
men have left the time for calling
q strike in the hands of a committee
of six, headed by Presidents Garrett
son and Lee.
Colonel Roosevelt announced his
Itineraries for his Western tour, to
be made during the late summer,
and the Southern trip, to be made
in October.
President Taft will attend the
dedication of the monument to the
PMgrim Fathers at Provincetown,
Mass. on August 5.
Former City Councilman A. Y.
Simon, Of Pittsburg, was sentenced
to serve eight months in Jail on
graft charges.
Three hundred spectators were
overcome by the heat while watch
Ing the Elks' parade In Detroit,
Mich.
One human life was lost and $50
horses were burned to death in
IRE at Portland. Ore.
The French colony in New Or
leans celebrated the anniversary of
the fall of the Bastile.
Joseph r. Stauffer, a millionaire
coal and lumber operator of Penn
sylvania, is dead.
Pastures withered by the heat
may Increase the price of milk for
New Workers.
Mayor White, of Salem, Mass, was
sentenced to three years in the house
on correction and fined $1,000 for
conspiring to secure confirmation OF
his appointment for chief of a fire
department.
The body OF Col. Silas E. Comfort.
vice president OF the Pennsylvania
military College, and prominent In
clty anairs. was found in Leiperville
Greek, in the rear of the Colonial
Hotel at Leiperville, Pa.
Theodore Roosevelt says he hopes
the Jenries-Johnson fight will be the
last In the United States, and that
the exhibition of moving pictures OF
the contest will be stopped.
Mrs. Antoinette Skora, of New
York. was shot by a former lover
in a suicide pact, the latter failing
20 end his life because the revolver
missed fire.
Howard Oswald, who was injured
In the Big Four wreck at Hamilton.
o., is dead. making the twenty
third victim OF the accident.
The gunboat Castine, rammed by
the submarine Bonita, during ma
neuvers off Provlncetown, Mass, has
been foated.
William *. Vanderbilt, Jr.. is be-
Ing appointed assistant TO the presi-
rent OF the Vanderbilt railroads.
Ralph Wescott was killed by
lightning striking an iron boat dur
ing a cloudburst at Lime Lake, N.
Y.