The Penn's Grove record., 1914-04-10
Four inches of snow fell at Inter

Four inches of snow fell at Inter
laken, New York.
Uncle Joe" Cannon. former Sneak.
er of the House sailed for Bermuda.
Mrs. Huxley, widow of Professor
Huxley, died in London at the age
of SS.
There were As deaths from scarlet
fever in New Jersey for the month
ending March 10.
The First National Bank of London.
Ky, capitalized at 5 $4,000, with de
posts of $500, 700, was closed.
A bill to establish a eugenic law
was ~favorably reported by a legis.
lative committee at Boston.
Fire destroyed the plant of the
GAINESVILLE Provision Co. at GAINESVILLE.
Ohio, at a loss of $3.50, 900.
Ten students at the University OF
Chicago were expelled for dishonesty
In the quarterly examinations.
Commodore George Leland Dyer, u
S. N. retired, died of heart disease
in Winter Park, Fla, aged GA.
Approximately 10000 more coal
miners are idle according to report
from the district of Washington, Pa.
The gymnasium of st. Joseph's Col
lege at Rensselaer,, Ind, was destroy.
ed by fire. Loss SIS, 900.
Richard Reyer, an alleged wire
thief, was shot and killed by Detec.
tive John L. Williamson at Buffalo,
N. Y.
IL M. Kochersperger, v~ice-president
OF the New York, New Haven & Hart.
ford Railroad, in charge of finance,
resigned.
Governor Glynn signed the Gage
bill appropriating $4,000 for the erec
ton of a statue of General "Phil''
Sheriden in Albany.
James Grant, a boxer, died in At
1anta, Georgia, without recovering
consciousness after a bout with John
Eggers of New York.
Walter l.. Clark, former Governor
of Alaska, has purchased the plant of
the Charleston Daily MAIL" an eve
ming paper of Charleston, w. Va.
When the hut Of Joseph Russi, who
lived as a recluse in Findlay, O., was
searched, gold, silver and banknotes
aggregating $11,775 were found.
Vadie Steel, an 11year. old girl of
Biloxi, Miss, was married to Lon Par
ker, 26 years old. Her parents seek
to have the marriage annulled.
Martin V. Ethridge, whose stamp can
ceiling machine was adopted by the
United States Government, died in
New York, aged rs.
Representative Serene E. Payne,
dean of Republicans in the lower
House of Congress, announced his can
didacy for reelection.
General Charles Yelley, who head
ed an army of 1,400 unemployed men
on a proposed march to Washington,
was sentenced to SIX months 70: va
grancy IN Sacramento, Cal.
Frank Wilson, arrested in Wheel
ing, w. Va, was identified as the
bandit who entered the Union Bank
at Altoona, Pa, shot the cashier and
escaped with $2,283.
More than 100 members of the
University Club of Philadelphia were
compelled to act as walters when the
entire corps of walters at the club
went On strike.
Harrisville, w. Va, famous as a tax
less town and having 500 inhabitants,
is enforcing a curfew law that all per
sons under 20 years of age must be
in their homes at eight o'clock.
In the United States District Court
in Brooklyn, a jury awarded a verdict
of $4,000 to Matt Yurkonis, a miner.
in his suit against the Lackawanna
Railroad for injuries received in an
explosion.
The House War Claims Committee
reported favorably on the Lewis bill
calling for the payment of 5000, 900 by
the Federal Government to the Mayor
of Frederick, Md, for the ransom lev
led on that city toward the close OF
the Civil War.