Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-21
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Nathaniel Rothschild. suddenly died.
Thursday, at Paris OF heart disease.

NdiIdIlt4 lAolISfIll4U. Suu1FDIy llpd.
Thursday, at Paris Of heart disease.
james Mccarthy a magazine writer
ANA novelist. was struck ny An electro
car al Denver, COL. and 3D. badly Injured
that he VIII probably die.
, The German cruiser Geicr has arrived
a: COrint0. Mic. President /ciaya has IL.
sued a call for another loan Of E0.Gt
which j. being literally subscribed
Glasgow University Thursday. con
ferred the honorary degree Of doctor 81
laws upon Sir Henry Irving. lie was
given an ovation by large audience
The French court Of cessation has su-.
pended NJ. GrOsjean. the Versailles judge.
FOR Two months for communicating IL
newspapers "A document concerning the
DTeytUs case.
It has rained every day at Santa Re for
II days. ana all Streams are swollen
Serious washnuls have occurred on the
Santa Fc ana On the Denver 4 RID
Grandc Railroads.
Adviccs received A. Berlin announce
that the town of DJbejhi. in the govern
menj Of Nolhynia. Russia, has been de-
stC0yeI by fire. Seven persons lost their
lives III the cunfagralion ana the suryiy-
ing Inhabitants haEc been rendered detsti.
tute
Ellis II. Roberts. treasurer Of thu
tnitcd States. spoke before the Mary
land State Bankers ct Ocean City, Nd.
Thursday. on tHe subject Of gold. H
said THE question fur bankers was WITH
you usa it1 ana proceeded with statis-
tics to affirmdtvc!y answer the interro-
CATION.
I. W. Poppey. a florist Of Dorchester
was found har EIr= by the neck at his
home Thursday morning. III had been
DEAD FIR several hours and IL Is supposed
hy ended his life vcry-ear.y in the morn
ing The florist was - years Of age and
had been respondent for some time
Raymond Cunningham and Floyd
Nellie. employees 0f the Lion Knitting
Iii tnc mill. Monday ana Cunningham
threw a pair uf long shears at Nellie.
pue blade pierced his abdomen He died,
Thursday. and Cunningham will be ar
rested.
A prolonged spell M unprecedented helt
ish country, reached a climax. Wednes
day and Thursday, the thermometer reg
the shade There have been numerous
cases Of sunstroke. many ending fatally
seven members of the crew Of the big
.uG George Dean. which sank u miles at
SEA of Long Branch. y. j.. during the
night. reached the beach there IN yawl.
Thursday. No lives were lost. The tug
sprank a leak and the men worked hard
iii the pumps before abandoning her.
The accident tn the German Empress,
Tue SdaY last. vas more serious thdn al
first stated. one of the bones in the
lower part Of Her Majcstys leg was bro
ken. The swelling is decreasing. and the
general tuDNltlpQ Oh IitI hdItStE = 81
sfactory. Complete recovery, however
can scarcely be expected before SIX
weeks
Chief Falmouth, at Walker Mimi. who
las been considerably interested in see
ny the Cass Lake eviction order en-
of Capt Mercer He was
greltIy excited over the news ana stated
hat he would III once call a council Of all
he Lccch lake Indians to protest against
he revocation Of the order.
The Milwaukee Journal. Thursday. re-
,eived d telegram from Monsignor Mar
inelli. the Papal delegate AT WashInE-
on announcing the appointment of Rev.
frederick Els as bishop of the Marquette
lioceSe to succeed Bishop Nerdin.' de-
cased. Father Els has been administra-
or III the Marquette diocese since the
eath Of Bishop Nerdin-
Because Of the failure Of the strike AZ
he Botony Wool Mills at Passaic, y. j..
which he had headed. IsadOre Sikka com
nitted suicide, Thursday. at his home IN
"a ssaic. by shooting himself. He hal
cn very prominent III his efforts to make
tie strike a success and had been blamed
n some Of the strikers fer its failure
here were warrants out for his arrest
nd he was respondent.
East-bound freight train No. lS on the
highland division III the New York New
ear the depot at PlainVil!c. Conn. at 49,
thursday night. Five cars contaIninE
,yo others .weTe derailed. The acciden,
-as caused by the train breaking IN tWp
nj then coming together win great
Drcc. No one was injured. TrafHc II
locked on the steam road hut the tniri
all track has been cleared and all trains
ill he run over that until the other
-aCkS are cleared.
According to japanese adrices re-
eived at Vancouver. BIC. Germany
nds kiao chou a disturbing posses
ion. Late in June 1900 Chinese in the
icinity Of Kioa chou assembled ana
aving armed themselves. destroyed
~ railroad. The rioters came INTO
pnflict with German troops. Nine
hincsc were killed. IIildebran. an en-
ineer and two surveyors. engaged on
~ railway. have been carried of by
hincsc from kiao chou. AL Canton
INK foundcred in a storm, and 90 wo-
on and children were drowned.
The will 81 the late John T.. Hubbard.
hich was filed FOR probate AZ Mont
.ler. VI. Thursday leaves SldS,uve "
devoted "a toe interests of the puo-
P. The Kellogg Hubbard library.
hirh the testator founded. i gwen
35.0no. The Green Mount cemetery
VI chapel connected herewith. re-
ives Sss.euo and capital Hill which y
timated To b. worth S4seoo Is lett 10
a city for public park. The sum u
\ coo ~ st aside for the maintenance
THE park. ana sl0.o0o additional "
fray the expenses u equipping the
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