The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-04-20

was dancing about the fire when no
fell into It and was fatally burned
Mauch Chunk. Kistler,
a school teacher at Hazard, was ac-
quilted by jury on the charge OF
corporal punishment, preferred by
one Of his pupils, and the prosecutor
directed to pay the casts.
Reading Peter Murdick, aged "A
years, Of Excelsior, Northumberland
county, fell from a train on the
Reading Railway at Mohrsville and
fractured his skull He died an hour
after being admitted to a hospital
here.
Lancaster. er.-Congressman w. W.
Griest has appointed Lloyd p.
Schrack, OF Columbia, to take the ex.
animation for admission to West
Point. Schrack is son of ID. Irwin
Schrack, 10 years of age, member
of the graduating class Of the Colum-
bia High School.
Beaver.-Charles Hickman, under
death sentence for murder, made a
second escape from jail here some
time during the night. He was re-,
captured on a country road, near
Shippingport, nine miles from here.
He offered no resistance and was
brought back TO jail.
Bloomsbury. to greet
his father as he entered the house at
noon, the slxteen-months' old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Abraham Rosenthal, OF
Bloomsbury, who had been suffering
with bronchitis, choked as he grasp.
ed his father about the neck, and
died in his fathers arms.
Bloomsbury an effort to re-
move freckles from an otherwise
beautiful face, Miss Helen Casey
used a lotion advertised to remove
freckles after few applications. Tho
freckles have partly disappeared, but
she is suffering from a serious case
OF DlOOu-pOlsOn.
Mountville. At the last meeting
of Post 81, G. A. r.. Lancaster, A f.
Schenck, Esq, presented the post
with bugle that he carried in Sher.
mans march TO the sea. Mr.. Schenck
was a member of Company f, Ninth
Pennsylvania Cavalry, and served
four years. The presentation was
made through w. d. Stauffer.
Marcus Hook.-Hazlett Williams
aged 35 years, we'll known resident
OF Marcus Hook, committed suicide
by shooting himself in the head
About an hour before he ended his
| life Williams returned TO the Dor.
ough from a days trip to Whining
ton and seemed to be In the best OF
spirits.
York-Yorktown Chapter, Daugh.
ters of the American Revolution, win
erect a tablet to the memory OF
James Smith, one of the signers OF
| the Declaration of independence, in
a short time. The tablet will be
placed on the Dale building, at l6
South George street, the homestead
OF Smith
Royersford. Mr.. and Mrs Conrad
Emery are receiving congratulations
from all sections, on the observance
Of their Goth wedding anniversary
Mr.. Emery is past so years, and was
born and raised in Philadelphia, and
has been an Odd Fellow for 43 years
His wife Is 70 years, and at the home
of their nephew, William Kerr she
danced an old-fashioned JIG for tho
entertainment OF the guests
Pittsburg.- II. Steinman, twice
found guilty on charges growing out
OF the failure of Farmers & Mer-
chants National Bank at Mount
Pleasant, was remanded to the
custody Of the United States Marshal
10 serve his original term of five
years in the United States prison at
Leavenworth, Kansas by Judge Orr
in the United States District Court.
Franklin.-The Oil City signers OF
the petition asking for an investiga'
ton OF former Congressman Joseph
C. Sibley's S42,500 election expenses
Incurred during the June primaries
1910. in the Twenty-eight Congress
sional District. refused to drop the
. ] nINhAnnh thn Franklin
slgners offered to withdraw tnef
names from the petition. Conse-
quently Judge Criswell set June 10
as the date for the audit
Kennett SQuare.-The farm house
Of James McGlinchy, few miles
south of here, has been burglarlzeV
Sour times within the past Two
months, always on. Sunday mornlns
while the family was at church Las,
Sunday one of the family remalheu
secluded in the house, and at aoou'
the usual time the place was broke"
into and Thomas Trusty. colored was
captured. He confessed the otne'
robberies and was sent to jail "
await trial.
Allentown.-Th final account "
the estate of the late DR.. Martin a.
Boye, of Coopersburg, filed in coII'
here, shows there is a balance ~
distribution of $1S2,591.55' ~
Boye. who was a native of Denmark
was the inventor of dynamite anu
noted geologist The UNIVERSITY
Pennsylvania will receive S2i,OVV,
$4,000 for its ophthalmic dep",..
ment and like amount TOT