The Penn's Grove record., 1911-12-15
j.. FRIDAY. DECEMBER Is. 1911.
Mrs. Albert E. Gubelmann, wife Of

Mrs. Albert E. Gubelmann, wife OF
an instructor in German in Yale Uni
versity, drowned herself.
Five hundred blue jackets left Nor
folk for San Francisco on a special
train of Pullmans and dining cars.
It was stated at Los Angeles that
Ortie E. MECHANICAL would be taken to
Indianapolis to tell what he knows
about dynamite conspiracies.
The total number Of bucks killed
this year in Vermont was 2,494, accord
ing to figures Of J. w. Titcomb, COM
missioner Of fish and game.
Conditions approaching peonage ex-
list in the sugarbeet fields Of Colorado,
a Congressional witness said,
Two men were killed and 80 injured
in the collapse of a three-story build
ing being erected for the Prestolite
plant in Indianapolis.
All wires must be underground in
two weeks in the downtown streets
of Kansas City. The penalty is a fine
of 500 to $500 a day.
Isaac Vogel, an aged jeweller, was
murdered in New York and robbed of
$40, 600. An elevator man was held
as a suspect.
The women's vote contributed to
the overwhelming defeat of the Social
list ticket in Los Angeles. Mayor Alex
ander's majority will be $4,000.
John j. and James B. Mcnamara,
the Los Angeles dynamiters, were re-
ceived at San Quentin prison to serve
their sentences imposed by the Los
Angeles court after their confessions.
At a meeting of suffragettes, Mrs.
Harriet Stanton Blatch said juvenile
rowdyism was worse in New York than
anywhere else, and blamed Mayor
Gaynor largely for this state of affairs.
Philadelphia experienced a dry SUM-
dry under it's new reform Mayor; poll
teal and social clubs that heretofore
sold liquor on Sunday made no effort
to open.
Negotiations are reported concluded
by which jewels valued at $4,000
stolen from the residence Of Mrs. Will
liam Thaw, Jr., in Pittsburgh were re-
turned.
The securities of the Wabash Rail-
road broke under heavy selling on
| the Exchange upon the announcement
that a reorganization of the property
| involving an assessment onNthe stocks
is contemplated.
A dispatch from Briceville, Tenn,
| stated it was believed the number OF
persons who met death by the explo-
| sion in the Knoxville Iron Company
| Cross Mountain coal mine would reach
between $50 and 1870.
The offices and vaults Of the Iron
| Workers Union in Indianapolis were
raided to get all possible documentary
evidence for the Federal Grand Jury.
which will begin it's investigation OF
the Mcnamara dynamitings.
Mrs. John l.. Halden, a bride OF
three weeks, died in Denver as the re
suit of hardships experienced when
she and her husband, an attorney OF
Cambridge, Mass, were lost in the
Rocky Mountains for eight days, dur
ing which time a blizzard ragged.
The hostile Moros near Jolo, in the
Philippines surrendered and turned
IN 800 guns. This ends the disturb
anee among the Mindanao tribes, al
though the troops at Lanao and Fam
boanga are still pursuing a few recall
citrant outlaws.
Gov. Oddie of Nevada told a reporter
that the time had come for a uniform
divorce law in the United States. He
said that at the next session OF the
Nevada Legislature he would, as a be
ginning in the fight try to have a law
passed forcing all persons who wish
divorce to live in the State at least
year.