Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-05
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The wool auction sales scheduled for
Wednesday at London havc been post
pnntd IN account Of fog.
IA. f. Gibhud. a well-known "vangclist
'eachc' and missionary worker. died
suddenly 1T Springfield. Mass. at mid
night, i]"sday night. OF heart failure
Fred",i. g. D0maine. treasurer ri th"
-trmory M1nufd turing CO. 'cotton mills
of Man, n"ster. \. H.. Announces that \
dividend VI 81 Il share will be paid un
Dec. II.
Mrs. Lucy Eoardman Smith. - years
of age. lie long sSociatr OF Susan l..
Anthony. in the wuman's suffrage move
ment: died TuesdaE night. 1T Rochester.
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Sir William MacCarmack. Hart. pres!-
died at Bath. Eng. "Wednesday. ILL.,,
health has caused anxiety for some lint
past. He WAS born i'll lS;G.
The American Vuloanized Fibre Co,
Dover, Del, "Wednesday. This corpora
tipn of all the hhre companies in tn"
nited States with the exception Of two.
Al the annual meeting of thc American
P"lled Durham ANsncia tian lirld in Chi
caGo. steps We're taken To rcurganlZe as
Il stock company und,r the laws Of Ilii-
nnis. W. W. Crane Of 1Ippccanoc City
Ohio, was elected pr :'idcnt.
Charles McAuliffe. :, tcamster employee
b. Il coal iirm of Boston. while walking
aIb1lSSltt HIS team uuTlDS Tue as
slipped and fell. The wheels "i,t the cart
went over his head. killing him instantly.
McAuliffe. who was - Years old was
married and lived in South Boston.
Judge Andrew g. Cropsey nf New
York City, received! Il telegram We,lnes-
day. telling him that his niece. Ella Crop.
S,N. Ii I'd been found WiS"n. y. &.
Miss Crops.N disappeared fr"m her HON
in Elizabeth tity, y. e., N"N -. and it
wHS feared mat sin had been abducted
and hidden i'm the Ill iSm.it swami,
Native chinese papers at Pekin say that
li.in Shi kai, tht. governor ot Icchi Ii.
proposes |" rc-organizt the lei Yang ma
Val forces under British ana American
the military forces of chi Ii into an
army corps. numbering iM."ni men. un-
der foreign Instructors. The court will
start for reIin. Dee II.
The Dakr "f Hamilton was married al
Salisbury. Eng, Wednesday, 10 Miss
Nina Poore Th, ceremony look plac- at
noon Only half u dozen near relatives
We're present. Two little girls acted as
bridesmaids. y" reception followed the
wedding. In shnrt there was an entire
absence Of th. elaborate functions asa.
ally attending ducal weddings.
TerroriZed by the presence OF masko
man and the revolver with which he
threatened her Miss Addie Yorkc saw
the intruder rob the cash drawer of the
MiddleseX Coal Co.. at Somerville. Mass,
and she made no sound tail after he dis
appeared. He took about So. Miss
Yorke is bookke.per for the company anIl
she was doing some extra work in the
office, Tuesday night. She was alone.
The dropping of rubber tube from II
gas pipe connection in the kitchen OF the
home of Hester Plotkin, II seamsrress IL
Brooklyn. caused the, fatal suffocatiOn,
early Wednesday. Of Mrs. Fiotkn and her
12-year-old granddaughter, Rebecca Plot
kin. Mrs. Piotkin was 20 years old. Nor
ris Plotkin, her husband and Nathan
Cohen. who had been in attendance up
on Mrs. Plotkin In her illness for Il cold,
were both overcome by the escaping gas
and were taken to Il hospital. Their con-
ditiOn is critical.