Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 236, 8 August 1912 — Page 2
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National News Association) BERLIN, Aug. 8 A terrific explop on occurred in the Lothingren col;cry s t Gerthe while 650 men were at v ork. Rescue- parties soon brought ;-;ht :rijurcd miners to the surface 1 13 1 after seven hours further exploration the lute of the other miners was t till unknown. Because of the great force of the exjJoslon H was feared that none esnped unscathed. The only hope l;iy in the fact that the workings of the raincrs were of great length, which cTcred the possibility that the men in the Inside shafts might have escaped. Up to a late hour this afternoon one hundred and thirty one miners had been accounted for. Of this number twenty cifi'rt were dead, fiften mortally injured, and all of the others badly hurt. Fears were expressed late today that, the death list would go Into the hundreds.
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, Deaths and Funerals. STANLEY The funeral of Homer Stanley, who died yesterday at the Reid Memorial hospital was held this morning at ten o'clock, from the home, 121 North Fourteenth street. Burial was in Elkhorn Cemetery. Rev. Conr.ad Hubcr wa3 in charge of the services, GRIFFIN The remains of Mrs. Catherine Griffin, who died at the heme cf ficr daughter, la Indianapolis, vill arrive in the city this evening at five o'clock, and will be taken to the heme of her daughter, Mrs. A. B. Crump, 2.T. Hcuth Seventh street. The funeral will te held Saturday morning at nine c'clcck. frcm the St. Mary's iburch. tturial in St. Mary's cemcluy. Fr'tvds may rel! any time. 'J 'OLIOS COURT NEWS rive drunk?- raced the mr.ycr in pcl' f court this mo mini;, end received t'rnter.c s, I.cu'3 PulTrence was rc- ) used under tuoppnded sentence. vc?t(tday he was arrested in company v .th Jchn Miller, a stranger. Both vtrc I'mnk, and Suffrence was enactd r-t the time cf his arrest i feedingMlllir peanuts. Thcmas Ttnaa cf Hamilton, got a ticket for that city yesterday, and shortly ct'trr wards sot drunk. He was refused admittance to the train, and was arrested. He paid his fine and left this morning. . Henry Cavanaugh, charged with drunk, put up the unusual plea that he had been "taking quinine" for a cold. How he became drunk on quinine is a mystery the mayor did not have time to solve. ' Jacob Deal, the aged man arrested yesterday, believed to be insane and to have wandered from some poor farm "or insane asylum, was sent to jail on a vagrancy charge, so he might be held until relatives, whose names he gave, have been communicated with regarding his disposal.
JUDGE DELIBERATES ON DARROWEVIDENCE Admissibility of Evidence of Socialist to Be Decided by Judge Hutton. (National News Association) LOS ANGELES, Cal., Aug. 8. The question of whether Rev. A. Cantrell, socialist lecturer, would be permitted
to testify as an impeaching witness for the prosecution in the Darrow trial against his former friend Job Harriman, was to be decided by Judge Hutton at the forenoon session today. Cantrell had testified before the grand jury that Harriman had said to him in San Luis Obispo the morning after ,the destruction of the Times building : that "the byos are on the job" and that he had known of plans to destroy the newspaper plant. The prosecution ' sought to present this evidence of ' Cantrell to impeach Harriman, who .had sworn he didn't make such statej ments, declaring Cantrell wah his bitIterest enemy and had sworn to put I him behind the bars. The defense had ; pleaded this was collateral evidence bearing on an Issue aside from the Darrow case. The court ruled in their favor, but subsequently withheld his ; final ruling until this morning after
citations of authorities by the state. The defense will call Bert Franklin to the stand to explain a receipt for five dollars given by hi mto Mayer, the purported "Mysterious stranger" for work done by him. Former Juror Leavitt, who retired from the Darrow jury because of illness, has been operated on at his home for appendicitis.
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Senate Favors U. S. Registry for Foreign Built Ships I Owned by Americans.
j (National News Association) WASHINGTON, Aug. 8. John Sharp Williams of Mississippi, in the snnato, introduced an amendment to the Panama canal bill today admitting J to American registry, foreign built f ships engaged in the foreign trade, ! and owned by citibens of the LTnited States. The amendment was carried by the vote of 34 to 24. This amendment provides that all legal prohibitions upon American registry of foreign ships engaged only in foreign trade, are hereby repealed provided ! the ships are of exclusive American , ownership.
SANTO DOMINGO IS IN ACM REVOLT Washington Hears Alarming Report from the U. S. Minister to Haiti.
BULLETIN. PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAYTI. Aug. S. President Clncinnatus Le Conte, of Hayti was burned to death today when National Palace was consumed by flames following the explosion in a powder magazine adjoining.
(National News Association) WASHINGTON, Aug. 8. Alarming news of a widespread revolt in Santo Damingo was received by the state department today. Minister Furnisa at Port au Prince, Haiti, reported that Gajabon, on the frontier between Haiti and Santo Domingo, had been captured by the rebels after a battle lasting fourteen hours, in which the rebels are reported to have lost 300 men. Gajabon Is considered a point of vantage for the Invasion of either Haiti or San Domingo. It is feared here that the action may precipitate open war between Haiti and Santo Domingo, which has been threatening for some time. The custom house in Gajabon is in charge of an American, and there are many other Americans residing in that city and vicinity whose lives and property may be endangered.
REBELS CONCENTRATE ON SOUTHERN MEXICO Latest Plan of Rebel Chief Orozco. May Abandon Western Campaign.
(National News Association) EL PASO, Tex., Aug. 8. Oen. Orozco, the rebel commander in chief, may abandon his plan for a campaign in West Mexico and move southward from Jaurez. There are already 2,000 Insurgent soldiers at Huamada while others are being concentrated along the Mexican Central railway lines. The bulk of Gen. Huerta's federal force is stationed at Chihuahua where they have thrown up intrenchments and planted cannon to defend the city against attack. The rebels in Juarez are executing prisoners by the wholesale according to the story of a deserting artilleryman who crossed the Rio Grande. This Mexican said that men arrested as federal spies are being shot dally behind the adobe Cuartel. He also said the provisions and ammunition of the insurrectos are running very low.
LAKE STEAMER SUNK
(National News Association) MARQUETTE, Mich., Aug. 8. The steamers, James Gayley and Rensselaer collided forty miles east of Manitou island early this morning. The Gayley sank and the Rensselaer came into port today with four feet of water in her forward compartments. The passengers and crew of the Gayley were taken on by the Rensselaer before the former ship went to the bottom. The damage is estimated by the owners at $300,000.
APPROVE THE PLANS OF THE LAKE DAM
THE WEED NUISANCE Will Be Checked by the City Health Officials.
INJURED WOMAN IS SLOWLY RECOVERING
The condition of Mrs. Edna Morris, whose husband attempted to kill her Tuesday, and who then killed himself, was reported at the hospital today as slightly Improved. The woman is able to talk, but her face and jaw are badly swollen from the effects of the bullet v' '- ploughed through her left jaw, i from the powder blown into her face by the exploding shell. She )s recovering as fast as may be expected.
MRS. SHROYER ILL
Mi. John Shroyer of Glen View. w taken suddenly 111 last evening while at the home of llnv..T. J. Graham, North Twonty-t;r t,,i street.. Her Illness is the result vt a. combination of disease. She was removed to her own. Her condition ie ecm-what Uajreed tod?.
The city attorney is drawing up legal papers for the instituting of several suits against owners of lots in the city where weeds are allowed to grow profusely. The names of the owners and the location of the properties were furnished by Dr. T. Henry Davis, city health officer, who started today that test cases would be made of a few lot owners who would not cut their weeds when ordered to do so by Dr. Davis or other city authorities. If the city wins its ixst suit every owner of weel-filled property in the city will be prosecuted, stated Dr. Davis.
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When Big $1,000,000 Dam at Gallipolis Breaks. GALLIPOLIS, O.. Aug. 8. Damage estimated at J300.000 was done when the Ohio river dam No. 326 gave way early today. The structure, which cost more than $1,000,000 had just been completed. The concrete in the foundation WHShed away and with it came don a greu part of the structure, which was considered to be the most highly 2coderr.I7.cd type of engineering In movable dams. At least one year will be required to rebuild the structure.
At a meeting of the Park and Lake association yesterday the plans and specifications for the concrete dam which is to be built at North Seventeenth street were approved, and It was decided to advertise for bids. Sealed bids will be received up until August 20 at 2 p. m. The water color print of the new dam and the proposed concrete bridge, made by Engineer Mueller of New Castle will be put on exhibition In ' Nicholson's window today.
2 KILLEMOO HURT On Boston and New Haven Railway Wreck Today.
(National News Association) ' BOSTON, Aug. 8. Two persons were killed and 100 injured in a wreck on the New Haven railroad at South Boston today. The second coach from the locomotive caught fire and it was feared that several of the passengers might have been burned In the wreck. There were three coaches to the train. The dead were engineer Tull and Fireman Campbell.
A COURT VACATION
Judge Fox announced this morning that there would be no court the last two weeks of August as he expected to leave the city. It was thought for a while there would be no opportunity for a vacation between the April term and the October term because of the large number of cases on docket. Most of these have been settled in court or by compromise.
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The condition of Mrs. Jake Meyers, of Richmond avenue, one of the vic
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operation would have to be performed to relieve a large abcess on the left hip from which Mrs. Meyers is suffering.
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