The Penn's Grove record., 1911-04-21
FOREIGN.

capt. oscar II. creighton, the
American insurrecto officer called by
Mexicans "the dynamite devil" was
reported to have been killed in the
fight at Bauche, near Jaurez.
British merchant sailors the world
over will strike on May l according
to union advices. Fully 100000 has
been subscribed.
M. Kryheisky, the landscape paint
er and member of the Russian Acade-
my, hanged himself at ST. Petersburg.
Twenty-one persons were drowned
when the Spanish steamer San Fer
nando, from Huelva for Liverpool,
sank off F~inistorre, the westernmost
headland of Spain.
Mexican insurrectos at Aqua Prieta
~repulsed the attempt of a larger force
of Federals to ~recapture the town.
Seven non-combatants in Douglas,
Ariz., were wounded, the Mexican
Federals making no attempt to avoid
shooting into the city.
At a dinner to Ambassador O'Brien
and the staff of the American embas-
sy at Toxic, in celebration of the new
commercial treaty, Count Komura,
the foreign minister, deplored the
war rumors 'i~ngeniously circulated"
On his return to Japan from the
coronation festivities at London, Ad-
miral Togo, who commanded the
Japanese fleet in the late war, will
visit the United States.
The Portuguese cabinet is planning
to simplify the government and to
economic.
Italian police suspect that Profess
sor Bruno, who, with his three chill
dren. was found dead at Palermo, did
not commit suicide and murder his
family, but that the four were Malta
victims.
Pastor Charles T. Russell of the
Brooklyn Tabernacle, has accepted a
call to the pastorate of the London
Tabernacle.
Father Iliodore, the monk who re-
Gently defed the Holy Synod of Rus
STA, has won his fight against the
Synod and the government, with the
aid Of the Gar.
James A. Cook, the American rail-
way conductor who was imprisoned
at Guadalajara for completely in
freight car robberies, received SITS
as indemnity for his arrest and IN
generation.
The Mexican insurrectos, strongly
reinforced, hold Aqua Prieta, a port
Of entry, and it is said they will now
be able to import machine guns, the
lack of which has heretofore hamp-
cred them.
Monteagudo, commandments of
the Cuban army, has ordered a mo-
bilization of $500 troops for manoeu-
vers at Pinar del Rio, where Pine
Guerras, the former Communicating
chief, is campaigning against the cleo
ton of Gomez.
Vice-President Corral of Mexico ar
rived at Havana. He said heretofore
the Mexican cavalry had been INSULT
Gent, but that a strong corps is being
organized and the revolution would
loon be at an end.
Aviator Lanser few in an aeroplane
"a miles from Kiewit to Brussels, car
rying his three sisters.
The Council of the Russian Empire
passed a vote %censuring Premier
Stolypin, after hearing his defense of
the suspension Of parliament and the
arbitrary passage of the Zemstov law.
The Mexicans who shot George w.
Crichfield, the American, on his ranch
near Taxpan have been arrested.
In the wreck of the schooner Otta-
wa in Lake Superior, W. of the
crew persisted.
Lieutenant Byasson. the first naval
aviator of France, was killed by a
fall near Versailles.
Mexican insurrectos made an ct
tack on Aqua Prieta and some stray
bullets fell in Douglas, Ariz, killing
two Am orleans and ~wounding a third.
Kaiser Wilhelm watched the un.
earthing of a huge slab containing
the figure Of a gorgon in the Island
Of Corfu.
A strike of 10000 seamen on the
Great Lakes has been renewed by OF.
Ter of officers of the Lake Seamen's
Union.
After twenty million quarts oil
.hampagne had been wasted and un
bid damage had been done to Other
roperty, the rioting in the French
,partment of Marine subsidized.