Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-17
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The strike If mill hrcmcn AZ Fall River.
Mass. wis inauguratcd, saturday morn
| iuG. h. night mon throwing down Jhcir
ShoVCls al the end uf their SNIFF ana Civ
ing notice that they would not return at
night The day mcn quit At T. NJ.
William X. Vanderbilt. Saturday. wired
absolutely no truth in the report that the
New York Central ana its allied COM
panios are planning i0 obtain control of
other lines OF railroad iii order to make
a through line from tho Atlantic 10 INC
Pacific.
Justice Maddox III TIE supreme court.
Brooklyn. saturday. rendered the first ad-
verse decision under the Ahcrn law BY
against them might recover the cost of
defending their cases He holds that the
law is unconstitutional ana r0undly
scores IT,.
{. NJ Foote grand exalted leading
knight of the Grand Lodge. Order of
Eiks, died in Minneapolis. Mimi. sunday
from heart failure. supcrinduccd by N
complication pf diseases. He was IN
years of age. Alr. Foote was one IF thc
persons injured in the collapse Of tile
Coliseum at Atlantic City =. J., in 1S95.
\ terrific explosion Of gas occurred in
the Toy"kuni coal mine at kyushu. ia
steamer Olympia, AT Victoria, b. 4.
There were 20 men and women in thu
mine. The work Of recovering the bodies
was going on when the vessel sailed. The
total loss of life was not known.
-tt a meeting Of the directors of the
Stark Cotton Mills to be soon held AZ
Manchester. y. H.. it will be decided
be erected in the South. The agent and
treasurer have just returned from a tour
or inspection in that section. and Will
have report 70 present at that time TO
the board.
According to the New York World Olga
Nethersole is in an English hospital. word
lust having been received yby her friends
in New York. She was operated on for
throat trouble BY the Prince Of Males
surgeon. The atfiiction was the result of
cold caught while in this country She
Will not be allowed to speak word for
two weeks.
The Furness Line steamer Manchester
port. Capt. Williams, from Montreal July
!. for Manchester. with grain and cattle.
has put in at ST. Johns \. F.. with her
bows stove. having been in collision with
an iceberg in the Straits Of Belle Isle
The NcsseIs fore part is badly wrecked
and she had narrow escape from
foundering.
The, convention OF the National Educa-
tional Association at Los Angeles, Gal, |
having been concluded with Friday
nights session, the thousands Of dele
gates and visitors. Saturday, devoted
The railroads ran excursion trains to ey-
cry noint Of interest in the southern part
of the state,
Attorney General Crow has won the
III - lpuuu III Il SUIT at Jefferson civ. /
Mo. to oust the Continental and other
tobacco companies from doing business i'm !.
the state in violation Of the anti-trust ,
law The supreme court has overrllcd a /
demurrer to the attorney generals peti- |
tion and ordered new pleadings filed bv l
the respondents.
Willard +. Baker. charged with en-
bezzling about $500 from the Adams EN-
press Co. and who was brought back IN
Boston. Friday evening. by Cant. Duran
and Inspector MorriSsey from SeattIe
Wash, was arraisned, Saturday noon
before Judge Richardson in the sl,nerioi.
criminal court. waived his plea and was
held in $1,000 for trial.
Following family quarrel. SUNDAY.
Mrs; George Treider shot and killed her
mother. Mrs. Christian Foss wounded
her husband and killed herself. Tn
shooting occurred at the home OF iii,
rreiders, a mile and a half northwest uf Nh