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LAPORTE, IND.-Carl Wayne
Yazel, child of 2 years, was drowned
yesterday in Marshall County when
he fell into tub of water and was
unable to save himself.
SANTA FE, N. MA granite mon
ument to mark the end of the his
toric Santa Fe trail was dedicated
in the plaza here today with interest
ing exercises under the auspices OF
the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton -..-..
BOSTON, MASS.-Two-score mem
bers of the Boston typographical un-
ion left today for St. Louis to attend
the coming baseball tournament of
the Union Printers National baseball
association, which includes teams in
ten of the largest cities.
r BEVERLY, President Taft
has arranged for a trip to Hamilton
tomorrow to attend the outing of the
Essex Club, at which the three can
didates for the Republican nomina-
ton for governor of Massachusetts,
will speak, together with several 9TH
n,fr l1o
LOUISVILLE, KY.-The commits
tee in charge of the program for the
convention of the National American
Woman Suffrage Association to be
held here in October announces that
among the notable speakers at the
gathering will be the Rev. Anna
Howard Shaw of Philadelphia, Mrs.
Carolyne Bartlett Crane of Michigan,
Mrs Donald R. Hooker of Baltimore,
Miss Mary Johnston, the novelist, and
Miss M. Carey Thomas, president of
Bryn Mawr College.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.-The giant
battleship Utah will be turned over
to the Government at the League
Island Navy Yard tomorrow by her
builders, the New York Shipbuilding
Company of Camden. The Utah and
her sister ship, the Florida, now
nearing completion at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, are the latest and might
lest fighting units in the United
States Navy and one or the other will
supersede the Connecticut as the flag
ship of the Atlantic feet. The Utah
was built and equipped in record time
and when turned over to the Govern
ment tomorrow will have taken only
a little over eighteen months to be
made ready for active service. It is
expected speed of % knots will be
made by the vessel, propelled by the
enormous turbine engines of the Par
sons type She is the first of the
large battleships to use these tur-
bines. When completely manned the
Utah will carry 1000 officers and
men.
NEW YORK.-Three detectives
distinguished themselves by a clever
piece of work. A physician, return
ing from a confinement case at night,
was run down by speeding auto and
killed. The auto, which carried five
men at the time, sped on and was
quickly lost in the darkness. With
practically no clue for working
basis the three detectives began their
investigation and search for the ma
chine and before "a hours had passed
they had not only found the machine
but arrested every one of the five men
who had been in the machine. What
made the achievement of the detec-
tives even more noteworthy was the
fact that they found the machine and
arrested the men in spite Of the as
sistance given to them by the eyewit-
nesses, friends of the doctor who was
killed. Two of them said positively
that they saw the license tag of the
machine and could swear that the
license number contained the figures
8 and 7, although they were not sure
which relative positions the figures
occupied. AS matter of fact the Ii
cense number of the machine was
6,545, containing neither nor