The Penn's Grove record., 1913-05-23
President Wilson declared he had
no idea of compromising on the Tariff

no idea of compromising on the Tariff
bill.
New Rochelle, N. Y, will celebrate
its 225th anniversary during the week
beginning June %.
A thirteenth child was born on May
18th, 1913, to Mr.. and Mrs. William
H. Snow at Hackensack. N. J.
The New York, New Haven &
Hartford directors cut the quarterly
dividend from 2 to IL per cent.
Mrs. Wilson went Stunning" in
Washington with a party of social
workers.
Governor Foss, of Massachusetts,
signed a bill, prohibiting ~aeroplane
fights by persons not having an
aviator's license.
Secretary Daniels announced that
examinations will be held soon after
July l among enlisted men to fill ten
vacancies in the Navy Pay Corps.
The United States cruiser Maryland
will go to Alaska to take on board
coal which is to be tested for fitness
for naval uses.
Joseph Dreamer, a retired banker
and broker of Philadelphia, a con
tidant of Jay Cooke, died in that city,
aged IS years.
After killing his wife, mother-in-law
and sister-in-law, George Hampton, a
miner of Globe, Ariz., blew his head
off.
Raymond Ebetts, of Bayonne, N. j.,
found a %one-carat diamond ring while
cleaning a fish. The ring had been
dropped overheard at a fishing party
the day before.
DR.. F. F. Friedman refused to COM
ment on the death in Worcester,
Mass, of a boy whom he inoculatad
and a charge that the turtle vaccine
killed the boy.
The International Harvester Com
pany, in it's report for 1912, quoted a
government report to disprove the
statement that it sells goods cheaper
abroad than here.
Morris Levine was sentenced to ten
years at hard labor in the Atlanta Fed
eral prison after pleading guilty to
violating the white slave law in New
York.
John Oliver, a Chicago real estate
man, who disappeared twelve years
ago, recovered his memory after meet
ing with an accident at Torpedo, Pa,
and returned.
The Massachusetts Senate without
debate accepted the adverse commit
tee report o. a petition for legislation
to terminate the control OF the Boston
& Maine Railroad by the New Haven.
Governor Blease of South Carolina
dismissed all State constables. He
declares they cannot tell when liquor
is shipped into the State for illegaI
use, and are therefore useless.
After pleading guilty to killing her
neighbor, who, she says, s~landered her,
Mrs. Jessie M. Chapman, As years old,
of Lynn, Mass, was sentenced to life
Imprisonment.
In order to blow up the dixie which
was holding back the Pacific Ocean
from the Panama Canal, twenty-five
tons of dynamite were exploded near
Miraf1ores.
Ten thousand Paterson strikers
cheered when Adolph Lessig said a
strike of Public Service Corporation
employees might be called, stopping all
cars and %plunging all that section of
New Jersey into darkness.
Plans for the unwilling of the Ma
tional Maine Monument, It the en-
trance of Central Park, New York,
were announced and provide for a
parade of many thousands of regulars
and volunteer troops.
R. B. Sinner & Co., New York City,
commission merchants, and Harry G.
Sinner, head of the firm, were indict-
ed, charged with soliciting and receiv-
ing information from railroads with
out the consent of the shipper or con-
signee.
Postmaster General Burleson issued
an order disseminating the back
stamping" of all letters, excepting
registered and special delivery letters.
The c Ranch, near Midland, Texas,
has been bought by an English syndi-
cate for $1,355,000. It will be divided.
into farms and colonized with Ca
nadians.