The Penn's Grove record., 1913-09-05

The Palace of Peace erected by An,
drew Carnegie at The Hague was ded-
icated.
Capt. Alfred Blown, on his fifth at
tempt, swan from the Battery, New
York, to Sandy Hook.
Delegates representing $4,000 Elks
attended the opening Of the State re-
union in Milton, Pa.
A note from President Huerta OF
Mexico called Mr.. John Lind from
Vera Cruz back to the capital.
The annual convention of the Penn
~sylvania Catholic Total Abstinence
Union opened in Mount Carmel.
Governor Fielder welcomed the For
esters of America to New Jersey for
their annual meeting at Atlantic City.
William Finn, Washington party
leader, returned to a Pittsburgh hos
pital to be treated for a recurrence of
his recent ailment.
J. E. Rowan, his wife, two children
and his sister-in-law were killed when
a Pennsylvania train hit their motor
car 81 Freeport, Pa.
Postmaster John S. Wilson, of Col
umbia, Pa, and his assistant, Frank
G. Payne were arrested on the charge
of embezzling office funds.
The Pennsylvania State Camp, Pat
riotic Order Sons Of America, in ses-
sion at Altoona, elected Samuel c..
Wells. Of Philadelphia, president.
Six men were chosen to sit on the
jury that will try F. Drew Caminetti,
in San Francisco, on the charge of
having violated the Federal white
slave act.
Secretary of the Commonwealth Nc
Afee notified County Commissioners
that they should place on the ballot
for Supreme Court Judges Vote for
One"
The Nina, Pinta and the Santa Mar
ia, replioas of Columbus boats, which
he used in 1892, left Chicago in tow OF
a tugbCat for the Panama-Paciic Fair,
in San Francisco, in 1915.
That Charles S. Mellen's 100000
five-year job was voted tt him because
he held stock which had cost him $500
a share, the market value of which
represented a loss of $250,000, was
learned.
Provisional President Huerta said
there is no occasion for Americans
leaving Mexico. Newspapers in the
southern republic declare the attitude
of President Wilson made Huerta's
election certain.
Colonel Roosevelt stopped in Chic
ago long enough to declare himself
against compromise with the Republi-
can party. He had nothing to say on
the Mexican situation.
Appeals to District Attorney Whit
man TO help save the fusion situation
were made by the New York commit
tee as the result of Hearst's attack on
McAneny and Prendergast
Ferdinand Pinney Earle denied to
The Worlds Paris correspondent that
he had deceived his present wife in
regard to his former marriages. He
said religious" persons are trying to
break up his home.
Miss Blanche Bass gave up her
place in st. Louis society to take
charge of a eugenics training school
for orphan girls at Shreveport, La.
Special Envoy Lind announced that
he would return to Mexico today in
response to a message from President
Huerta, and negotiations were expect
ed to resume on a franker basis, with
excellent prospects of peace.
The bodies of Miss Angie Spear, 10
years cid, and Carl W. Perry, 20 years
old, Of Rockland, Me, were found in
a motCrboat at sea by a fisherman.
Both died from wounds from a pistol
which was found in Perry's hand.
1t was announced that the Frawley
Committee would renew Investigations
of Governor Suffers campaign fund
and that an effort would be made to
discredit Mrs. Suffers confession"
of her share in the stock transactions.
DR.. w. w. Roach, supervisor of
school medical inspection of Philadel-
phia, showed the delegates to the
Fourth International School Hygiene
Congress, at Buffalo, the advantages
of the open-window method of teach
ing pupils by of motion pic
lures.
In discussing the reports of the i'm
p~ortation of foreign meat into this
country the National Provisioner, Off
cial organ of the American Meat Pack
ers Association, says that it must be
borne in mind that such shipments
"as to arrive will be of an experiment
tai nature