Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04
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lr the United States suprema oo,,.,
at Washington, Monday an orint,r
was handed down in the case of t,,,,-'
Storti vs.. the state Of Naecac ch,,-...
ann ming the decision Of the cour, M
i'N' o'oru Is under sentence Of death
IN "ie''rpcutiOn for murder and h.
sought T. secure his release on a vri,
% hhpeas corpus. His petition was 40
nl"d Dy me lower court ana that II m.
'l"'i"" which vas affirmed. The man
"ii' WAS ordered 70 issue at once.
-' special 10 The Butte Miner fran,
"s.dde. Mont. says Fred Dawkire ,
i"nrhman. was shot ana probably "a
'tIl' wounded by q man who he claims
-7 f-l DroN", The alleged abductor or
Young Cudahy ~ Omaha. Davkjr.
say r. mas been following the man for
ri. ana when he was attemr,inr
wv 'aIture the stranger. Sunday m.
lAti"r dr"" revolver ana opanaJ rrc
m" man Who an the shooting ,y,s
.ai-t arrested. H gave the names ~
q. 4. N'l'ride. Harry livingstone and
j.. u. Ncfuir- and has served a tprFy
900 'E- county jail at Cascade
saturdays wrstbgund Chocl,t,,,.
""nE-r train was attached by the ybrr-
.n Ny FarSDurg. Oklahoma. ana nv.
taireI until a judgment ~ SIG v,g
satisfied. When the engineer was abon,
'u leave the station ~ found that hie
engine WAS prevented from contirrir.-
tu the journey because ~ A Io.y chain
which had been fastened ~ II Nv tn.
heri". ! discharged cmployr Had ~
cured the attachment. II. f. Yarmcn
treasurer of the road. was in his pfi-
vatr car Az the real of thu train. ac-
oompanied ty a rar,y ~ Eastern
friends. After rarl"ying with the sher-
III tpr half an hour Mr. Yarmen paid
th- Judgment ana the train was re-
leased.
Lieut.. Eenito sylvan was one of th.
arrivals On Ia Gasgogne. which reach
"a New York. Monday He Is aide
de camp 70 the King IF Abyssinia and
D. an active officer in the Abyssinian
army. The lieutenant landed at the
pier in the fun uniform Of the Abys-
siniln army. carrying his sworG ~
his hand. He was astonished when the
customs inspector informed him that
ne had never heard Of the King Of
Ahyssinia. The lieutenant, VINO spokr
English fairly Well, explained to tn
inspector that King Menelik was
great warrior ana had slaughtered
$500 Italian soldiers in a single morning
not many years ago. without losing
man on his own side. Lieut.. sylvan
said that lie was on his way TO Hayti
ON AN important mission and that We
might visit other countries before his
return home.
Work begun. Monday. on the build
ing of a house over Sir Thomas Lip
TONS Yacht Shamrock ii. where she
i.s hi4h ana dly III the Erie basin. The
hauling up ot til. Shamrock III was
accomplished successfully. Saturday.
However it was discovered that thr
huh had settled perceptibly on the
Starboard siGe near the stays. Ii Is
that the damage was sustain
81 probably in the severe sauall which
struck the boat one afternoon in the
Horse shoe. u week or so before the
races. Many of tn braces running
from the bilres 10 the deck are found
IA ~ badly bent ana the bronze plates
also arr corrod,d 10 such an extent rs
tn seriously impair the seaWorthin"FS
Of the boat Tie belief was expressed
among thosy who examined the yacht
that II woulI have been hazardous 70
have attempted % take her home thlS
fall.