The Penn's Grove record., 1912-07-26
Cardinal Gibbons celebrated his
18th birthday in Baltimore.

18th birthday in Baltimore.
Christen Fem, 81 years old, Of Tell
City, Ind, claims the worlds record
by eating "a Ice cream sundaes in 10
minutes. Fem weighs $50 pounds.
The TALLER Of the Iradell. N. c., Jail.
allowed u prisoners corridor privi-
leges AS a reward they stole some
tools and sawed their way to liberty.
Maj. Frank T. Woodbury. of the army
medical corps at Fort Severen, Ca,
was reprimanded by court-martial for
carelessness and neglect of duty as a
physician.
A Little Theatre" for the produc-
ton of none but artistic plays of the
class put on at the New Theatre in
New York, will be built in Philadel-
phia's best residence section.
Gorham Tufts, Jr., the Oriental"
mystic and cult leader, was sentenced
to three years in San Quentin prison
in California, for having defrauded his
wife Of more than 100000.
Captain Peter Pryval, a wellknown
Baltimore mariner, declared that he
spoke to Captain Smith of the Titanic
on the streets of Baltimore a day or
so ago.
Eight cases Of ~infantile paralysis
were discovered In Buffalo, N. Y, by
the Board Of Health and attending
doctors must explain why they were
not reported
AS the result of characterization
James B. Mcnamara, confessed dyna-
inter, is in the incorrigibles ward Of
the prison at San Quentin in solitary
confinement.
A block in the business section of
Akron, Ohio, was destroyed by fire.
The estimated loss is between 5000, 900
and $500, 900. Several fremen were
injured.
Nathan Swartz, the slayer Of little
Julia Connors, committed suicide by
gas in a rented room in Chrystie
street, New York, leaving a note con-
Tossing his crime.
William F. Sheehan testified that ST.
100000 vas spent for Parker in his
campaign. Thomas F. Ryan contribut-
ed and Daniel Lamont helped to raise
funds.
A cloudburst along the Youghio-
gheny River, near West Newton, Pa,
caused damage amounting to thou
sands Of dollars and the deaths of
eight persons.
Judge Fawcett in the County Court
of Brooklyn sentenced two loan
sharks, Barnett Gielich Of Brockton,
Mass, and ]. Levine of Brooklyn, to
10 days in jail and to a fine of $500
Charles w. Morse, freed because
the Surgeon-General of the United
States said he was sick and would not
live more than six months, passed his
allotted time at his home in Bath, Me,
and was found to be in fairly good
health.
Conferences were held in New York
to promote the mothers pension plan.
1t is proposed to ask the Legislature
next winter to give pensions to poor
mothers, that carloads of children
may no longer be EARNED out" Henry
Neil of the National Probation League
The announcement that Syracuse
had planned a celebration in honor of
Charles D. Reidpath stirred up those
in charge of New York athletics and
the first move was made looking to a
reception on a large scale when the
victorious Olympic athletes return to
New York.
Three arrests were made in New
York for the murder of Herman Ros-
enthal, the gambler who complained
Of police persecution. Two of the men
arrested, Louis Libby and William
Shapiro, owned the car in which es-
capped the men who killed Rosenthal.
Libby wa saccused of homicide, the
others held as material witnesses.