Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-26
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The casualties to the Italian army in
the war with Turkey to June were 81
officers and 52S soldiers dead. according
to the announcement of the Italian min
ister of war Just received by the Italian
ambassador at Washington
Fifty thousand dollars have been given
St Paurs School in Concord, N. H., for
the erection and equipment of an infirm-
airy. The gift is made by Mr. and Mrs.
George Armour of Princeton, n. j., in
memory of their son, Edmund, who died
recently while-a student at the school.
The institution is to be known as the
Edmund Armour Memorial Intirmary
Fred q. Eells broke the worlds record
for sustained hydro-aeroplane fight,
Tuesday, near Rochester, n. Y, when
he piloted his machine over Irondequert
bay, % miles, in / hour and q minutes,
at an average speed of 81 miles an hour.
Eells' flight was cut short when his sup
ply of gasoline gave out and ne dropped
his machine to the bay. The best pre-
vious record for sustained fight was 46
miles.
a riot occurred at the Federal build
ing at Los Angeles. Tuesday. when sen
posed upon Ricardo Flores Magon, En-
rlque Magon. Anselmo Figueros and
Librado Rivera, Mexican revolutionary
leaders convicted, last week, of having
violated the American neutrality law.
one hundred sympathizers attacked the
police. Several men We're injured in a
fierce fight that followed. A large num-
Der of arrests were made.
Advertising and publicity men from
half a dozen cities in New England sail
ed down Narragansett bay, Providence,
r.. L., Tuesday, RECALLED themselves on
Rhode Island clans and participated in
all varieties of field day stunts" at the
first outing which the combined, clubs
have ever held. The outing was under
the direction of the Clown Crlers of
Providence. while large delegations came
from Portland, Me-, New Haven, Conn,
springfield, Worcester and Boston
Mass.
Col Jose Santos Ramirez who, for sew
eral years, was director general of tele-
graph and telephones of Nicaragua, un-
der the administration of President Ze-
laya, was assassinated, Tuesday, at San
Juan del Sur. Soon after the resignation
of President zelaya and the assumption
of the Presidency by Madeira, in De
cember, 1909 Jose Santo Ramirez was
imprisoned in Managua@ on the charge
of having used his position as director
general of telegraphs and telephones tc
delay the transmission of messages. He
was arrested. in February, 1911. on j
charge of being implicated in a plot q
blow up the barracks at Managua and
depose President Estrada
Mrs Rose Dworkin of Lawrence, Mass.
was sentenced to serve FIVE years IN the
penitentiaryy by Judge Neff in crimina
court, at Cleveland, Tuesday, on her plea
of guilty to manslaughter for the shoot
ing of Jacob Herwitz, a contractor last
November. Mrs. Dworkin told the poles
she killed Horwitz because he told hei
husband stories about their acquain
lance. which caused her husband tC
desert her. Prominent society women in
terestcd themselves in Mrs. Dworkin ant
had her transferred from the county iai
TO hospital. four months ago, so hei
baby, Joe, should not be born in Jail.
The United Shoe Machinery Co. was
, again brought into the courts at Bos-