The Penn's Grove record., 1891-07-03
NUMBER 40.
Miller, AGED II years, we're drowned At
Jersey City while bathing.

$50. 900.
A oravaJ troll, ond a nos eonoor train
on The Harian Rs;lraad naIlidsd Of
While Plains Nav York Ten or
twelve PERSONS were iniured none fat
ally.
Falling rock crushed and killed
Jacob Myers at the Boston Colliery.
Mahanoy City, Pa.
Sallle FUNNEL. a maiden of Myers.
town. Pa. aged 81 wears. fell twenty
feet from n cherry tree. receivinp in
juries which will prove fatal.
ph,lin McGu,,e .Jr of uvaa port
Pa wanted to marry Miss Mar Moran
and bis fatber oh;actad md iootad htno
np. He escaped and got the license.
Cards are out, s
skinner Andrews has saIlad in b,s
15.foot craft Mermaid from Crascanf
Beach. Mass. to cross the Atlantic
Paris orean in soda water k;llod Ror-
tendsr asrman 1a,n,ass and a,mn.t
ended tho life of bis swaathsart Kos;s
Gibbons. in a marx at M,ddjaton
N. Y. It was their own prescription
to cure Kcsie's love for another man.
rro,.u;.,, No u.-.u
.ouoit0A D.oAdm,asou ~ years, va
~ "soua 49, nousa VINO S'lnx
beyond her depth In the breakers. Both
went down together.
u;..m c.n... .ou.
d,;aa L o Sna", 'o y, ns
I /, TI;n.an aoa iaouys non'
Edward McMull,n. aged ia wears. fell
from a cherry tree at his home. in a..
Clair. Pa. and received ipiuries from
which he soon died
wesley Faone q r,rm.r naor p,ctura
Rocks, Lycoming county, Pa, was SER
iously injured while blasting with dyna-
mite. 4
$500 in bills in a horse-car. A woman
picked up the money and has disap-
peared.
Mrs. Georgia Hendrlck, widow Of
DIR. j. r. Hendrick, formerly tenn
porary President Of Vassar College,
has been elected to the Vassar Prlnci-
paisn'p.
Jerome boston, Inc year. nus
Dand OF q Shicag3 iaay lelt alone 81
d;sanne.red with much ~ The iadu,s
money
York. Stuart Wadeleigh and wife, Of
Portsmouth, Va, have been robbed,
and all of Mrs. Wadleigh's Jewels,
valued at s3ooo' stolen.
Mark Gordwith, dry goods salesman,
charged with stealing $3.50 from BOden.
heimer Brothers, of Shire veport. La, his
EMPLOYERS. and jumping his bail was ar.
rested In New York city
William H. ConkIip. 10 Years old.
salesman. EMPLOYED by e. i. Denninc
Sc Co. a New YORK dry goods house.
vas arrested for, stealing $500 worth
Of imitation diamonds. He confessed
and said he sold them IN Philadelphia
Tor $3Vo.
Christian Brown, a brakeman on the
Allentown Terminal Railroad, was
thrown on q cor INTO the Lehtgh Canal
and was nearly drowned. 3
-Four of the ten Samoans brought to
this country by o Snowman are dyingof
consumption III new IorA.
Jean Garden was killed while clean
ing machinery on the French steamer
La Touraine at New York.
-
Malone, N. Y, broke up a picnic.
Over 40 persons were poisoned.
D,wson 7 Miserable on vears of .o.
shot and tiliad Tbaodora Iarcsv +
cause Of the ARRAY was an assault that
Larcey made upon Mrs. b. +. Com
stock.
Rose Hill was arraipned In New
o on a charge OF trying to drown
herself. She said h would not DO IL
again ana was discharged from CUSTODY.
1t is stated that the pool rooms in
New York are to be closed by the po-
lice.
Mrs. Charles Rettew, wife OF q
farmer living near Mannheim, Ga, had
her arm broken by a hay rake.
Rows nIavino with a borse nistoI At
Braddock, Pa, gave 1t TO Willie
Creighton. The weapon burst n tore
out his entrails, l
Rich vo,no David Rassett Of Hunt.
ingIon Connecticut. stole a horse
and eloned with his N,ster-in.law.
He left a wife and two warrants for
"iies's
BroOklyn'S theatrical manager, Asa
4. waterman, gets sixteen years al sing
sing ior the manslaughter OF feter
Doi""'
Granddaughter in the second degree"
was the verdict at New York, in the
case of Philip Derringer, who killed his
wife by beating.
An exp,osion occurred In the Forest
on Company's well At Coraopolis. Pa.
| which destroved the derrick and hoiIer
house n terribly burned W drhiers,
named Winger.
After forty years existence as a bank
ing firm ar Lancaster. Reed. McGrann
s. Co., go out of business and begin