The Penn's Grove record., 1915-04-16
The Cuban Senate passed a bill pro-

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hibiting prize fights.
John Bryson of Comanche, Texas,
was shot and killed at the ranch of
his son near Ballinger. His assailant
is unidentified.
Charles G. Dawes, a Chicago banker.
announced that he will build a 800
600 hotel for unemployed men in
Boston.
Two men were shot to death, and
several others seriously injured in a
battle between strikers and strike
breakers In Newark, N. ].
For publishing war news not ap-
proved by the censors, the French
Royalist newspaper "Libre Parole"
was ordered to suspend publication
for 48 hours.
The new $3.50, 900 newspaper build
ing and plant of the Springfield (Ohio)
Daily News" was opened.
The ..avy Department despatched
the gunboat Nashville from Santo Do
mingo City to Port-au-Prince to take
On board Arthur Bailly-Blanchard.
DR.. Reeder. a surgeon at the Ancon,
Panama, Hospital, used the membrane
of an egg to draw a broken eardrum
together. The operation was success
full.
Mrs. Bowman H. McCalla, widow
of Rear Admiral McCalla, presented
to the White House three wine glass
es owned and used by President John
Quincy Adams.
Brig. Gen. Samuel X. Schwenk died
at his home in New York from all
ments due to a bullet wound received
at the Battle of Cold Spring, during
the Civil War.
Firing his revolver to call a police
man to rescue his father-in-law who
was being beaten up, Joseph Dejos-
tina, of Jersey City, shot and killed
Albert Jenneff. aged %.
A law school for ONE is a pos
sibility at Radcliffe College, as many
Radcliffe girls are dissatisfied with the
response of Harvard Law School au-
thorities to their request for admis-
sion.
Captain Jean Herail of the French
army, was acquitted in the court-mar-
tial before which he was tried for the
murder of his wife, after she had fol
lowed him to the front in defiance of
an army order.
Letitia c. Tyler. granddaughter o!
President Tyler, who was born in the
White House in April 1845, has re-
signed as a clerk in the Navy De-
partment, where she has served a
Period of II years.
Bob" Fitzsimmons, former heavy
weight champion, was married at
Washington to Miss Temo Zillih, who
was associated with him on the stage.
Governor Dunno of Illinois will &C
company the House and Senate water.
ways committee over the full route OF
the proposed Illinois waterway.
DIR. Leopold H. R. Hibbe, of New
York, was sentenced to three months
in the pe~nitentiary for failing to enter
purchases of cocaine on his books.
Abner Barker Magoun, founder of a
new thought" religion in 1895, died
at RockIand, Mass.
There are at least SIX plants in the
course of construction for the making
Of dyestuffs in this country, accord
ing to information received at the De.
partment of Commerce.
John Wanamaker donated SIG, 000
as the first subscription toward a
building to house the Greater Philadel-
phia Chamber of Commerce, now be.
ing organized.
A large oven in the "iapanning'
room of Thomas A. Edison's storage
battery works at West Orange, N. j..
exploded, severely injuring Thomas
Flanagan, a tender, and breaking 80
windows.
David J.. MacEey, pioneer railroad
builder in the Central West, and for
mer president of the Evansville &
Terre Haute Railroad, died at Evans
will, Ind, aged 81.