The Penn's Grove record., 1914-01-23
General

William Wallace Willard. ex-police
chief of Troy, is dead.
Revenue cutters were sent Il aid
six vessels off Cape Cod.
Frank Unger, a bartender Of New
York, was fined 800 for selling whis-
key to minors.
Vandals wrecked the Highland Lake
dam in Ulster County, N. r., running
a $4,000 ice crop.
The Pennsylvania flyer crashed into
a cattle train at Waverly, N. j., caus-
ing the death Of $50 sheep.
More than 100 would-be suicides
have been rescued by the Salvation
Army's a~nti-suicide bureau at Chicago.
The Federal authorities shipped 81
"undesirables" from Oakland, Cal, to
New York, where they will be de-
ported.
Mrs. S. Weir Mitchell died at Phila-
delphia Of pneumonia. Her husband,
the noted author, was buried last
week.
A sea COW is feet long and weighing
1900 pounds, was captured in the st.
Johns River near Magnolia Springs,
Fla.
The Chicago police censor declares
the proper way to dance the tango is
without bodies touching or limbs in
t%erlocking.
The New York Dairy Products Co.
was fined $500 in Brooklyn for deliv-
ering milk, from which the cream
had been removed.
One fireman was killed and four
others injured in a fire which de-
stroyed the opera house in Bangor,
Me. The loss is SIS. 900.
R. D. Landlord, vice-president of
the Southern Railway Co., was found
dead from asphyxiation in his home
at Brooklyn.
The South Carolina Senate killed a
bill requiring that male applicants for
marriage licenses present satisfactory
medical certificates.
There are IL lawyers fighting for
the 100000 found in the possession
Of the Musica family when they were
arrested in New Orleans.
Railroad officials are opposing the
bill compelling the installation Of
block signals and speed control sys-
TENS on all United States railways.
Edgar Williams, editor of the Mine
Workers Journal, was arrested In
Indianapolis, on an indictment charg-
ing km with conspiracy in the min
ers' strike in Colorado.
The number of saloons in New
York State has decreased 91S since
1896, when the present excise law
was passed.
Tony Soratto, a New York gangster,
was fined $500 and sentenced to one
year in jail, forcarrying a pistol.
Representative German Of Illinois
introduced a bill in the House, pro-
viding pensions for mothers.
Woman Suffrage" will be the sub
ject Of the annual debate by Harvard,
Yale and Princeton.
Arthur e. Perry. an aeronaut, sup
posed to have once belonged t. the
army aviation corps. wal drowned
when his parachute landed in the
H~illsborough River, near Tampa, Fla.
Charles A. Lomas. OF New York,
who made $4,000 in six months BY
teaching negroes how to become Pull
man porters by mail. was arrested on
q charge OF using the mails 10 defraud.
A sale OF two New York Stock Ex.
change seats for $4,000 each was re-
ported. This is an advance Of $5, 1000.
BY q vote of 1T to 3 the House
passed the Lever bill providing for
Federal support OF agricultural extern
sion work in agricultural colleges.
Blue and Gray veterans paraded
arm in arm at the birthday memorial
exercises at Mobile IN honor of Robert
e. Lee.
The United States Circuit Court Of
Appeals confirmed the sentence OF
two years imposed upon Harry Il.
Kulp at Scranton, Pa. for white slaz-
ery.