Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-30
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F. r. Crawford OF Oswexo. N " 10.
been appointed az temporary captatn ~. -
the Yale freshmen crew squad. -
The Chicago Tribune, Monday u,,,,
publish story to the effect that ~.
Elevator Trust" at Buffalo Is soon ~
collapse as the result OF an invasion az
the field by Chicago elevator firms.
Edward Finley q years Old and Tbom,.
:: MURPHY, - years old, both Of .Brockton
Mass. were arrested In New York Nat,,r,
day night. on warrants issued By MAZE
ifate w. a. Reed OF Brockton charging
them with arson. e
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ellington Of Law.
renee, Mass. Sunday observed their golden
/ wedding. Their marriage was the first
10 take place In the New City" al Law
renee was called ~ those days. They have
drcn. ,'n'-
Herbert A. Smith, a 17-years-old boy.
| living In Everett was arrested by az
ficer Hines OF station ], Saturday after
4 noon. for the larceny Of $40 from tho
safe of Francis A. Batchelder & Co. pras
vision dealers on blackstone street. Dos
4 ton.
Services were held at the Free Baptist
| church. Lawrence, Mass. Sunday. com
memorative Of the 5Gth anniversary of its
| organization. Rev. Il. r. Pitts the us,s
| tor. preached an historical discourse in
| the morning and evening, to large con-
BItSdtlOflS.
Rev. Isaac J. Lansing preached his
| farewell sermon, Sunday, at the Park
street church, Boston. Many eyes were
filed with tears when DIR. Lansing, tust
before pronouncing the benediction,
| said: Farewell until we meet at the
| judgment seat of Christ"
After Imprisonment at Lima Peru, for
three months. without trial, for alleged
disorderly conduct In Callao, Ramsay an
American sailor of the crew Of the Cam
brian Monarch. has been condemned to q
year in jail This is contrary to article
10 of the treaty with the United States
and Minister Mckenzie has demanded the
immediate release of Ramsay. An Eng
fish sailor arrested in Callao at the same
time was sentenced to six months i'm
prisonment.
A new interest has been given at Phila-
delphia 10 the recently published story of
the terrible sufferings of the crew of the
clipper ship T. +. Cakes. on her recent
z53-days voyage from Japan, when it was
learned that Georgia King, the sailor who
ton. made his home in Philadelphia dur
ing the Intervals of his cruises, and was
q member OF Post 400. G. A. r.. which Is
naval post and has close affiliations
with the Farragut Naval Association.
The London Daily Mail prints dis
patch from Bombay which says that the
fanatical Mohammedans there display
the bitterest opposition to the measures
taken by the government for suppressing
Saturday. a Mohammedan while leaving
the city with his wife. refused to allow
her to submit herself to the prescribed
inspection The officials insisted, where
upon the Mohammedan suddenly drew his
dagger and stabbed her to the heart.
Then he stabbed the official physician
and then attempted to kill himself.
The lawyers who managed the interests
nf Adah Richn,npd in bor for no
money of John Stetson, Jr., have taken
steps to secure. their fee from whatever
may be paid the contestant out of the
estate. Saturday. Messrs. Melhado and
Curtis served notice on Melvin o. Adams.
Attorney Col William A. Caster. and
Charles Pattee. administrator of the
to claim part Of whatever might be paid
Adah Richmond Stetson from the estate
OF John Stetson. Jr.. as their remittance
for advice. services and costs and
charges in the case.
Some of the testimony for the defend
ants in the Marsh murder trial at Mont
pelier. VT. Saturday. was favorable to
them. Langdon FNarran of Randolph.
testified that in the fall of 1892 or 1855.
Marsh asked the witness for digitalis or
arsenical tablets. He also asked If he
thought 1T wrong if a man In his condi-
ton should put himself out of the way.
Willis Edison of South Mortified said
that Marsh came to him at his mill in
the fall of 1894. and said that he was a
very sick man. and that II il were not
for his children he would put himself out
of the way. II. w. Thresher of North
field, said that Marsh had told him that
he would rather die than live. Lewis
w. Avery of Mortified. testified that he
gave Marsh prescription for horse pow
ders. in which arsenic was an ingredient.
a few weeks before his death. Court adj
lourned until Monday morning.
Latimer e. Jones. who fled from New
York. nine years ago and whom the
police accuse of being one of the sharpest
forgers and swindlers living. arrived back,
Saturday. on the steamship New YORK
from England. where he was arrested
last January. He will be tried on several
charges preferred by alleged victims after
he escaped from this country. When
Jones left here. in 1868. ~ indictments
for forgery and swindling were hanging
over him. He started many enterprises
in this state but it is alleged that all OF
them We're fraudulent. After he fled the
country it was discovered that he had
forged paper to the amount of s25ooo He
returned to this country secretly while
the authorities were searching for MN,
committed bigamy in Albany ana tenn
settled abroad with rich wife. Jones
was arrested in Scarborough. Eng where
he was known as the owner OF Eskdale
stud farm.