The Penn's Grove record., 1913-09-12
The Caminetti %white-slave case will

The Caminetti white-slave case will
go to the jury today.
Mrs. Pankhurst intends to conduct
a militant campaign in the United
States.
Henry E. Moore, known as the
millionaire alimony dodger," died in
a Hackensack, N. j., hospital.
DR.. Hideyo Noguchi announced his
discovery of a method of cultivating
rabic virus. This means that a cure
has been found for hydrophobia.
Episodes in the early colonial his
tory of the Brandywine Valley were
portrayed in an open-air drama at
Northbrook, Chester County. 3
Thaw was ousted from the jail in
Sherbrooke, Canada, and taken by i'm
migration authorities to Coaticook to
await deportation.
The Lord Provost of Glasgow, D. NJ.
Stevenson, cited municipal ownership
as an ideal that Chicago might attain,
in an interview with Mayor Harrison.
John Bartell, of Audubon, N. j., and
William Waller, of Philadelphia. were
drowned in the Delaware River when
a squall overturned their sail boat.
Three men suspected of being ban
dts who robbed employees of the
White Construction Company in Col
umbia, S. c., of $4,000 Friday, have
been surrounded by a Sheriff's posse.
Henry Bottorff and William Cheek,
his hrnfhn Or in u Unrn k1llnh nnd
Mrs. Cheek was mortally injured in a
ace between motorcars at Ottumwa,
Iowa.
A possible clue which may lead to
the arrest of Grover Cleveland Wig
gins, who escaped from the Eastern
Penitentiary, was Dissolved by the au-
thorities Of Kent County, Del.
William Barnes, Jr., Chairman of
the Republican State Committee, in
a letter to Thomas Mott Osborne de-
MES he (Barnes) has ever had an
alliance with Tammany Boss Murphy.
That horsewhipping is the only cure
for a wife who stays out late at night
was the declaration of Thomas Will
liams, of this city, before Magistrate
Boyle in Philadelphia. He was held in
$500 bail.
News Of probable loss of the barge
Berkes, with her crew, Captain Der
rickson, and three men, off Ocra-
coke during Wednesdays storm vas
brought to Newbern, N. c., by tug
Helen.
Michael Francis Joye, seventeen, a
Western Union messenger in Clinton,
Mass, was electrocuted when the wire
attached to a kite he vas flying struck
a live high-tension wire, sending $500
volts through his body.
Miss Leila Laird, of Dover. Del, six
ty-fve, known as the woman of mys-
terry" committed suicide by inhaling
chloroform. 1t Is believed she one
was a Kentucky belle who moved in
New York society.
Four State road authorities, includ-
ing State Highways Commissioner
Bigelow, were indicated at Pottsville,
charged with allowing roads to be-
come impossible, constituting a pub
lie nuisance.
Justice Rudd at Albany granted a
writ to restrain the Court of Appeals
and State Senate from impeaching
be Governor was argued before the
Supreme Court at Kingston on Robins
habeas corpus writ.
Howard Elliott, who assumed the
presidency of the New Haven Railway
on the day of the North Haven wreck,
announced that he would make it
the safest railway in the United
States" and that he had planned to
secure an aIl-steel car equipment,
New York States seyenty-third an
nual Live Stock Exposition opened at
Syracuse with the largest display of
cattle in its history. The commission
values the stock and products at $4,-
00O, 900. Experts will give daily in
struction to 100 farm boys encamped
here at the States expense.
Miss Ada Feingold, twenty, of Wor-
ceSter, patient at a sanitarium, and
her nurse, Miss Hazel Urummell,
twenty-one, of Akron, Ohio, were
drowned at Stoneham, Mass. Accord
ing to the only witness, a boy, Miss
Feingold leaped into the water and her
nurse leaped after her.
1t was decided at a conference of
Army and Navy officials, held in Wash
ington, that the annual Army-Navy
football game this year shall be play
ed on the Polo Grounds, New York,
and by this decision Philadelphia lost
one of the most interesting and spec
tacular contests of the approaching
football season.