The day book. [volume], August 24, 1912, Image 26

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Tientsin. Dr. Sun Yat Sen ar
rived here. Will try to settle
trouble between North and South
China. v - ,
Southampton, Eng: Condi
tions of Mrs. Robert Goelet, who
is suffering with cancer, took turn
for "worse.
Topeka, Kan. Lone bandit
who held up Union Pacific train
and was later shot, claims he is
Wells Loundsberry, wealthy
Medford, Ore, rancher. i
Medf ord, Ore. Mrs. Wells
Lounsberry denied that she knew
anything of Topeka 'train robber.
Sea Girt, N. J. Gov. Wilson
was forced to decline invitation
to visit Chicagp Labor Day.
' Washington. Taft will start
for Beverly hour after congress
adjourns.
( Fond du Lac, Wis. Bishop C.
?. Grafton, Episcopal church,
allied slightly, but his condition
is critical.
Washington. Only threat of
Rep. Murdock, Kan., to conduct
filibuster against conference Te
port on postoffice appropriation
bill stands in way of adjourn
ment. Washington. Pete, angora
cat, saved mistress from snake.
Pounced on reptile when it had
bitten woman once.
Falls Church, Kas. 15th cav
alry saved village of Clarke sta
tion from destruction by aiding in
fighting fire. ,
London. Kid McCoy and wife
will said for America immediate
ly. The Day Book, "being a family
newspaper, will not publish the
Kid's opinion of English and Bel
gian police authorities.
New York. Mary Frei knock
ed down Joseph Laborola in
crowded street, thensat upon him
and yelled for police. Claimed
that he robbed house last week.
West Field, N. J. Policeman
Charles Marchant, heir to $100,-,
000, returned from vacation .to
find 2,000 offers of marriage.
Passaic, Nl J. Dr. J. E. El- -liott,
returned to face embezzle
ment charge, and had to have re
porter aid him in finding detec
tive -who was at dock to arrest
him.
Washington. Rep. Gray,Ind.,
asked appropriation of 1,000,
000 for promotion of internation
al peaceand'assembling in Wash
ington in 1913 of world's con
gress looking to disarmament of
all nations.
Paris. Suez canal company
officials denied that they are plan
ning rate war against Pahama
canal. Tolls will be reduced only
because increased dividends war
rant it.
"St Louis. Wm. Williams, en
gineer, and Thomas Brown,
brakeman, both of v Springfield,
111., killed when engine drawing
wrecking train on Chicago, Pe
oria & St. Louis Railroad was de
railed and turned over near Clif
ton,HL Washington. Friends of Wm.
Lorimer did not try "to put over
any appropriation for expenses
his defense had cost.
Stockbridge, Mass. Mrs.
Clarence "Mackay and chauffeur
painfully hurt when auto that she
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