Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-21

VIII carry from philadelphia to Sidney.
g. 4, upwards Of 1z5@Jtons Of structural
steel, coke ovens. etc, has arrived The
vessel Is the Norwegian steamship Falk
! The cargo is consigned to the Whitney
I syndicai" n Sidney. 4. B.. and was pur-
chased in the western part or Pennsyf.
vania. The Falk began loading Monday
and viii be closely followed by other
steamships. on her arrival at Sidney the
/ Wprk Ji inc erection Of the Whitney syn.
| dlratc steel and coke plant will begin.
Mrs. Larz Anderson has rendered to the
state 81 New Hampshire a bronze statue
/ q her father, the late Commodore George
Hamilton Perkins. Y. ;. N, retired, to be
/ erected in the State House yard at Con
cord. where are already similar memorials
1 n Daniel Webster. John Stark and John
7 II. Yale. Governor Rollins and his coun.
/ en- nave accepted the gift in behalf of the
/ state Daniel G. French of New York
l a native " New Hampshire has been in
I vited - execute the model. II is hope
70 have the dedicatory exercises on Old
4 Home day, 1900.
I The schooner Gladstone Of Province
town. Mass. put in at Halifax. N S.
Monday, and reported that Capt. L.
Mckay had broken his leg. While the
vessel was lying TO on Bank Quero. last
Friday night, in a heavy gale, huge
sea boarded her at l A. NJ, swept the
captain from the wheel and threw him
into the companionway, his leg being
crew had a narrow escape from being
washed overheard.
The German Reichstag. Monday, re-
jected the anti-strike bill The i'm
perial budget estimates are as follows:
Balance, 2,05s. 121 SOL marks: recurring
expenditure l.7S3. 49S marks: non
recurring expenditure of ordinary esti-
mates. 195,S71.642 marks; of extraor-
binary estimates, 79.19S,411 marks.
\ special loan bill is appended to the
estimates covering the extra ordinary
expenditure for the army. navy and
railroads and aggregatng 76,O9S.411
marks.
After spending several days investi-
eating the death of John Allen, right
tackle Of the foot ball team of the
Christian Brothers College, who was
injured. Nov II. in game with the
s.. Louis University eleven, the coro-
hers jury at st. Louis Mo. Monday.
returned the following verdict: We.
the jury, find that the game was play
ed strictly according TO the Rugby
rules. but we believe the game is dan
serous ana should be prohibited. Yer
dict accident"
'dLiu'l 'oHlptrS, president of the
American Federation of Labor, was the
only witness before the industrial COM
ihlttee at Washington. Monday.
speaking of the Union Label Mr..
Gompers said there We're 81 different
now using the label and
that It was very rapidly growing in
popularity. He denfended the boy
colt as a legal and proper weapon for
-
he mad a right as an individual 10 do
ne was justified in uniting with others
TO do.
~, The BE German r13a steamer Olinda passed IN
n Sapt Henry, Va. for Norfolk, at ISL
a. NJ Monday. living the signal: II am
IN IRE The Olinda has a miscellaneous
,argo, she carried besides her crew y
VI, sunday, in No. hold aft when off
iatteras. Capt Hansen burned distress
nals ana the Ward Line steamer City
If Washington. from New York for Hat
rama, bore down and took ali OF the
laSsehSers of in safety. The passengers
VII be landed At Havana. Capt. Hansen
rs matches have not vet been removed,
neither has any water been turned on.
LIGHTERS We're sent to the vessel to re-
move the cargo when she reached Norfolk
larbOr.
For killing his wife Catherine and on
fleetwood was sentenced in the superb
II court at Boston. Monday. to state
'rson for not over II years nor less
nan nine years. Fleetwood pleaded
'uilty earlier in the day to the crime
harged against him. The victim lived
WITH Fleetwood. being known as
'atherine Mcdonald, and one morning
he was found dead. Evidence pointed
Q Fleetwood's hitting her while she
vas drunk the night before. but he
lalmed he did not remember doing
UGH Il thing.
Three more jurors to try Roland B.
loiineaux, who was accused Of the
lurder of Kate j. Adams, Dec % last,
as selected at New York. Monday
laklng in all seven jurors thus far
fproVed. Those accepted We're Ly-
an ;. Foster. publisher: Malcolm G.
oster, manufacturing chemist, and
orris A. Braude. a manufacturer of
andkerchiefs. Mr. Osborne. for the
'osecution. and Barlow S. Weeks, for
le defence, stated, Monday, after
urt adjourned. that they believed the
III complement of jurors would be Sc
cted. this week, and a good start
AIDE in the hearing of the trial