Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-09
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Mrs. Henrietta Weiss, aged 50. of %
Allston street, Lawrence, Mass, was
struck by train on the Boston a.
Maine, a mile from North Andover de-
pot, at go =. NJ, Monday. and instant
ly killed. She VS. returning from
pasture where she had been berry
picking. and while walking on the
track was unable to get out of the way
of the train. She was terribly man
gled.
Nelson Laileur. 10 years of age. was
drowned while bathing in the Black
stone river at Cumberland. X. l., Mon
day. A few hours previous to his
death the boy went in bathing in the
same place and was taken from the
water in an exhausted condition by
his companions. He was sent home
and his parents shut him in room.
but he managed to escape and going
into the water again met his death.
Clifford A. Smith, aged 80 married,
money order clerk In the Danbury post
office, was arrested, Monday, by United
States Commissioner Wright. George
d. Burdick, foreman in the e. "A. NAL
lory 4 Sons hat factory, was also
arrested by United States Deputy Mar
shall Clarke. charged with raising a
government voucher and he is likewise
lodged in New Haven Jail previous to
a hearing before Commissioner Wright.
The Pope has issued an encyclical pro-
testing against the suppression of Catho-
lie journals during the recent insurrec-
ton. which 1t declares illegal. contrary
to Christianity. specially directed against
the Papacy and calculated TO embitter
religious conflict. so prejudicial to Italy,
and to remove a conservative FORCE
against socialism and anarchy. Never
theless. Catholics" the encyclical con-
tinues. though opposed to all rebellion,
will not alter their policy. either Tor
threats or violence. They will submit TO
the existing state of things, though they
will never support il.
Relative to the statement from Con-
stantinople. that the Turkish govern
ment has declined to recognize the
American demands for indemnity for
outrages committed upon American
mission establishments in Turkey, dur
ing the Armenian troubles, il is learned
that this answer was returned some
time ago. and in fact has been con-
sstently rendered by Turkey when
ever approached on the subject. The
Turkish answer has adroitly cited the
attitude of the United States in c@s"T
where claims We're preferred by for
egn governments for damages sus-
tanned by their citizens in riots.
Three men were killed and i number Of
mail clerks severely injured ana badly
shaken up in an accident at Canton juno
| ton. Mass. Monday morning. in which
an express mail special from New York
to Boston jumped the tracks. The dead
are: James Sheldon. engineer; G. knowl-
ton. fireman; 6. Schufeldt, engineer rid
ing in the cab injured: Joseph kil!ea-
Peter Carroll l.. II. Butteriield. +. u
Lincoln, G. A. auckland. w. \. Seymour,
r. +. Denney. There were IT mail clerks
on the train and Schufeldt. who was rid
ing in the cab. was the engineer or a
gravel train and was on his way 10 work.
having joined the train AZ Mansfield,
Sheldon and kuowlion lived at ProNt-
,Ience. Schufeldt's home was At Mans
field Mass The injured men were sent
to Boston on a train which left at 6.al \
NJ The accident occurred al about DIV
and was caused by misplaced switch
Mrs. J. 7. Orr. wife Of a hardware
merchant of Clarendon. Monroe coun-
ty Ark, who was murdered IN ms
house. July 80, and two negroes are in
jail at Clarendon. the neEros being
charged with the murder direct, and
Mrs. Orr with having procured the
services to make way with her hus-
band. The people made dcmonstra-
ton. Sunday night and it is feared q
lynchng may vet he the climax. orr
was shot through the window Of his
house The search for the guilty par
ties was fruitless until Saturday. when
the sheriff learned that Mrs. Orr
knew something Of the assassination
and Eater it was charged that she hir-
cd the deed done. Mr.. Orr's life was
insured for $1,000 in the Knights of
Pythias and Maccabces.