The Penn's Grove record., 1911-06-02

the lobby of the Hotel FL
Paso, charged with conspiracy against
the life of Francisco l. Madero, Jr.
leader of the Mexican revolution.
Newark unveiled a $4,000 statue
Of Lincoln.
A pair of golf shoes of tan moose
leather, size II, EE width, is being
made for President Taft at Brockton,
Mass.
Forty veterans, wal comrades OF
Admiral Farragut, decorated with
flowers the statute of the monitor
here in Madison Square, New York
Walter McCulloh, consulting engi-
neeer to the state water supply com
mission declared that by the time
New York received it's water supply
from the Catskills, a new source OF
supply would have to be planned for.
Harry Francis, an oiler, fifty years
old, was pounded to death by a mon
ster iywheel in the Havemeyer &
Elder sugar refinery in Williamsburg,
N. Y.
The Right Rev. Edmond F. Prender-
CAST, coadjutor archbishop Of Phila-
delphia, was named to succeed the
late Archbishop Ryan.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Lane said railroad officials now view
the refusal to let them advance
freight rates as a blessing in disguise.
The Cornell mansion, the former
home of Ezra Cornell, founder of Cor
nell university, has been sold by the
founders daughters to the Cornell
chapter of the Delta Phi fraternity.
Four men were killed and several
others badly injured when a double
header coal train plunged through a
burning trestle on the Seaboard Air
Line Railroad nea Bostic, N. c.
George W. Perkins said the United
States Steel corporation would will
ingly appear before the House Inves-
tigating Committee. He refused to
comment on Mr.. Gates's testimony.
Policeman Michael O,Neil of the
Englewood IN. j. force. who fatally
shot John E. Ruddock, a ~schoolboy, in
mistake for a burglar, was arrested
on a charge of murder.
The San Juan, P. R., Stock exchange
protested against the proposed remov-
al of the San Juan naval station.
Mayor Gaynor of New York vetoed
the so-called Death Avenue bill,
stating in a long opinion that he re-
gardcd the as unconstitu-
tional.
The hay crop of northern New
Jersey is doomed. farmers say, unless
the long spell Of dry weather Is brok-
en- soon. The clover is already de-
stroyed and the heaviest rain can
not restore 1t.
Mrs. George L. Rives will present
to the new Cathedral Of st. John the
Divine the fifth of seven chapels, each
of which will have cost $4,000 q.
After a separation of nearly 40
years, Peter Sharp of Pittsburgh,
Kan, and his wife, were reunited. The
Sharps we're separated in Chicago, in
1871 during the great fire.
Charles Conkling, a patient at VIII
lard State hospital in Oneida, who for
twenty-five years had been regarded
harmless, seized a hammer and, rush
ing up behind Thomas Carroll, the
electrician, beat out his brains.
George Fox, ninety-two-years old, a
retired New York fireman. fell down
three steps of stairs at MatteaWan.
N. Y, and was killed.
That a syndicate OF Boston gam
blers is fleeing the people OF Lynn OF
$4,000 a week in baseball pools Is
charged by Mayor Connery IN a note
to the chief of police.
President Nicholas Murray Butler
of Columbia announced to the Lake
Mohonk conference the plans formu'
lated by trustees of the Carnegie En-
dowment to bring about international