The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-07-27
ALL OVER THE STATE
TOLD IN
SHORT ORDER

OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Will
tAe single exception of the Gallltzir
tunnel, is doomed The tunnel start
ed TO cave in on Friday and all efforts
or the workmen to save the immense
drch as they proceed are fruitless
me tunnel was built twelve years
ago and was considered one of the
hlest pieces of masonry on the road
IL is a mile in length.
Chester. -- Dominick Fogoccio. a
trackwalker, found the headless body
OF man along the Pennsylvania
Railroad in Eddystone. Deputy
Coroner Drewes found letter in the
pockets of the clothing addressed to
Bernhardt Glaser, Boardwalk. At
lantic City The letter was signed,
From Your Brother, Sigmund
Glaser," which is supposed to be the
name of the dead man.
Reading. - Coroner Wagner and
several physicians. in the presence
OF the local authorities, made post
mortem examination on the body of
Walter j. Pianka, who was found
shot to death in field at West Read
ing several days ago, and reported
a strong tendency to "A suicide the
ory.
Dubois.-Philip busch. a resident
OF Brady Township, died thirty min
utes after being stung by honey
bee. Mr.. Dusch went out to place
cap on hive, and was heard to call.
His wife rushed to his side in time
to see him fall. Before dying busch
said he had been stung only once on
the point of the jaw. He was sixty
two years old.
Pittsburg.-Wo engaged in
clearing away the wreck OF a Balti-
more and Ohio freight train at
Bryant, found the body of Tony
Fleischner, Of Etna, Pa, under
mass OF debris Four bodies we're
taken out of the wreckage soon after
the accident, and Samuel Mattingly,
OF Johnstown, later died in a local
hospital.
Allentown. 80 Mrs. Eve Hankle.
one OF the famous Adam and Eve"
twins, died at Northampton at the
age of lightweight years. She was
the twin sister OF Adam Yehl and .
leaves one daughter, fourteen grand
thirty-three great grand
and thirteen great-great-
grandchildren.
Allentown.-Ever since he got a
hard bump in a Muhlenberg football
game last fall, Christopher j. Quinn,
'atcher for the Temperance baseball
cam suffered from lame arm. He
vent to a doctor Wednesday, who
ound a dislocated shoulder. The
marvel is he could throw at all. The
lislocation was successfully reduced.
Chester.-Miss Mary l.. Morrow,
school teacher, has entered claim
or damages of S223 against the city,
ustained by stepping into an exca-
alton on Madison street one dark
light. Miss Morrow wrenched her
ip and one foot and has been lame
ince the accident.
Allentown.-After fight that last
d more than year Allentown City
ouncils bought an auto for the fire
hief. A total Of fifteen hundred dol
IRIS will be available, a stranger con-
$420 to the appropriation
( $3.50.
Shippensburg.-While working a
Dirited team of colts in a hay rake. a
imes c. Noaker, aged fifty-fve, Il
ell known Walnut Bottom mer. |,
lant, was instantly killed. The ami. s
ais ran of, throwing him violently II
the ground and breaking his neck.
Reading.-A coach horse, valued %
two hundred and fifty dollars and =
20 valuable bull dogs owned by
RS. Ella Il. Richards, of this city, :,
ere mysteriously poisoned by un- -,
lown parties and all three died. a,
Lansford. Real estate here com. bl
lnds higher prices than in any fc
her town in the county, some Of II
g choicest building lots selling at NJ
90 per foot front. The town has al
most doubled itself within the past Ell
! years. N
Somerset.-While playing soldier, ro
lmadge, siX-year-old son of Court n,
'nographer j, j, Walter, was per- In
ps fatally injured by bullet from
mall rifle in the hands OF six-year- -
Daniel Saylor, Jr r.
Ilightstown.-Simmons II. Dey. p.
mer Councilman of this place who
I'd to commit suicide by cutting
troat with butcher knife and
5 later found by his daughter, died
m loss of so much blood. Ia,
'ennington.-Charles o. Good tw
I, we'll known man of this COM wi
nifty, died suddenly at his home as wa
'esult of taking an overdose of pa
danum. mis-
col
'eading.-The Pennsylvania Pa.
Box Manufacturers Association co,
| a two days business session br
e. About one hundred delegates as
e present. Reports submitted rea
" an increased demand for paper fan
es, indicating better business in ers
modities which use the products cri,
he association. VIII