The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-01-26
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At Guayaquis, Ecuador, sixty men
were killed or wounded in an explos-
ion at the barracks yesterday.
Peter A. Livins, merchant of
Kenosha, Wis, died yesterday at the
Alexand Bros. hospital in Chicago.
His feet were frozen ten days ago
and tetanus resulted.
outlaw, was electrocuted at the
Charlestown state prison near Boston
yesterday for the killing of Deputy
Sheriff Emmett F. Haskins at Monroe
Bridge on June II, 1910.
James Conger, who murdered John
Kurt in drunken row at Thinner in
Morton county, North Dakota, last
week, yesterday pleaded guilty at
Bismarck to manslaughter in the
first degree. The plea of guilty car
ries with it a sentence of from five
to fifteen years.
The discussion of the new corrupt
practice law of North Dakota. with
particular reference to it's applicab-
ility to the newspapers is one of the
most important features of the pro-
gram of the North Dakota Press as
sociation's annual meating which op-
ened in Fargo, today, with large
attendance of members and unaaf-
adjourn Saturday.
Bishop Daniel Sylvester Tuttle,
since 1902 the presiding bishop of
the Protestant Episcopal church in
the United States, reached the 18th
anniversary Of his birth today. Ow-
ing to the fact that Bishop Tuttle is
absent from his St. Louis home, at
tending the celebration at Pitts
burgh,e Pa, Of the 3Oth anniversary
of Bishop Whitehead's conservation,
no program far the celebration of his
birthday at his home in this city
was arranged. ..
Governor Woodrow Wilson is in
New England with his presidential
boom. Today he is in Concord, N.
H., where ,he is to confer with some
of the foremost Democratic leaders of
the Granite State. Tomorrow he will
be fn~Bostou, speaking in.sthe even
ing at the annual dinner of the Bos-
ton Real Estate Exchange, and on
Sunday he will run down to Provi-
dence for the purpose OF conferring
with former Governor Higgins and
other distinguished Democrats of
Rhode Island.
A two days conference on "Agri-
cultural Education for Dependent
and Delinquent Boys" was begun at
the Hotel Chelsea in New York today
under the auspices of the New York
Child Welfare Committee. The pur-
pose of the conference is to persuade
the city to give agricultural instruc-
ton in it's public educational courses,
so that many city boys will acquire
the ambition to work Hr farms. The
prominent speakers at the conference
will include Mayor Gaynor and Pres
ident Brown of the New York Gen.
trail railroad.
Arrangements for the launching of
the new revenue cutters, Unalga and
Miami, which will take place at New
port News, Va, tomorrow, have been
completed. Two young women we'll
known to Washington society will be
the sponsors. They are Miss Eliza
beth Hilles, daughter of the secretary
to the president, who will christen
the Unalga, and Miss Barnes Rich
ardson, daughter of Representative
Richardson of Alabama, who will
break the bottle on the bow of the
Miami. The launching will be wit
messed by many Washingtonians and
officers of the revenue service. Both
vessels are built for speed. The I'm
alga is designed for service in Alas
kan waters, to protect the seal fish
cries, while the Miami will do duty
off the Florida coast. They are the
first of the cutters to be constructed
in a private shipyard under the
eight-hour law. They have each a
displacement of LOO tons and each
cost $250,OOO. a