The day book. [volume], August 24, 1912, Image 25

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WKA7 HAPPENED OUTSIDE CHICAGO
Seoul. Judge Tsukuhara re
fused to listen to testimony sup
porting' the alibis claimed by sev
eral of the 123 Koreans on trial
charged with plotting to assas
sinate Gov. Gen. Tefauchi.
1 Philadelphia. Transport' Prai
rie, with 750 marines, supply of
stores and ammunitions of war
aboard, was to sail from govern
ment navy yaftis here today
It will go to Colon, where the
marines will takefrain across to
the Isthmus and board and board
the armed cruiser California,
which will take them to scene of
.the Nicaraguan troubles.
Indianapolis. Earl Breedlove,
21, dragged 115 feet wnen train
struck wagon in which he was
riding. Internally injured
Indianapolis.--Col. Winfield
Turbin, Republican gubernatorial
nominee, will begin his stump of
the state right after the state fair.
Washington. Official investi
gation as to the death of James
W. Rogers, formerly of Califor
nia, by British soldiers in Africa,
was ordered by the house today.
Indianapolis. Mayor Shank
spent $344.60 in his race for the
Republican nominationfor gdveY
nor. Washington. Pres. Taft sign
ed the sundry civil appropriation
bill today.
Erie, Pa. Considerable dam
age done in surrounding country
by cyclone and waterspout that
passed over this vicinity late yes
terday. Wheeling, W. V Mor
Charles C. Schmidt, serving fifth B
term as chief executive of this
city, dropped dead "while eatings
breakfast this morning,
Warren, Pa. Refusing to takev
an anaesthetic, Mrts. Martha g
Blodgett, 85, had ten teeth ex
tracted. Terre Haute, Ind. Threfrboys
killed, one fatally injured andj
three badly cut when Southern
Indiana passenger train ran down-j
a party of boys here today. j
Pekin, 111. J. L. Smtih, res
cued, after being imprisoned for7
26 hours in a caisson 30 feet below v
the Illinois river, died of shock B
and injuries inflicted by a derrick 0
used to haul him out t
Saint Mato, France. The first
hydro-aeroplane race meet ever3
held began here this afternoon, j
The automobile club offered a
prizes worth $7,500.
Aviators Weymann, American,
and Beaumont were the favorites
St Paul, Minn. Pasquale Maj
gliano, 50, will not be forced to -,
return to Italy, wheer he claims n
the Black Hand society is trying i
to send him "with the object of
murdering him. r
New York. Rumored here j
that Lefty Louie, alleged Rosen- 3
thai murderer, has been trapped
on steamer bound from Texas T
gulf port to New York. ?
Boston, Mass. James Moth--!
erway, after being released from
hospital, arrested on 5 charges ,
growing1 out of joy-riding. Hist
autp was. wrecked and 2 persons j
injured .