Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Joe Grant of Washington. ID. c.. Gi5
pounds, and "Americus." UGus Schoen-
lcin, $50 pounds) of Baltimore. wrestled
hours. Tuesday. at Baltimore. catch
Hs-catch-can style. without fall. The
referee declared the bout a draw.
The visit Of officer George H. Car
rert-r ret- rliAton. Mass to Ishiladcr--
phiu has fully established the fact
that the man neld there on suspicion
is not the NAN wanted at Clinton for
he murder of John Cuvainaugh. an
Italian, who was killed May %, 1897.
Loud ana long cheers. such as have
not been heard in = court room in New
Haven, Conn, in many years. greeted
the verdict Of mot guilty" brought in
by the jury in the case of Policeman
John Kelly. who has been on trial in
the superior court, charged with burg
larry. Kelly will resume his duties cn
the police force Wednesday.
The appointment of an archbishop to
the archdiocese u+- Chicago. 10 fill the
vacancy caused by the recent death OF
Archbishop Patrick A. Feehan. will be
taken NJ immediately upon the re-
assembling of the congregation of the
election of Bishop John l.. Spalding of
the diocese Of Peoria, ILL.,, is probable.
Paul Locke of Winchester. and
Harold Bullard Of Arlington, young
men Of excellent families were arrest
cd in Ellerica. Mass. Tuesday night,
by constables Conway and Livingston
on the charge Of breaking and enter
ing summer cottages in the vicinity of
Billericu Center. Locke is Il Harvard
graduate ana one of the original
Rough Riders.
1t is expected that the cable between
Canada and Australia will he complet
cd, sunday. Thc Anglia, which ~ lay
ing the 200 miles from Tanning 10
Suava, left Tanning Island, Oct. IS.
earlier than was expected. That sec
tion will complete the line. Engineer
Dearlove has been testing the Vancou-
ver IslandFanning Island stretch with
satisfactory results for week.
1t was announced at New Haven.
Tuesday. that in future it will be pos
sible for student to come to Yale Uni
versity after receiving the degree of
bachelor of arts from another college
without having studied Greek and re-
ttlNt tllt are utSitt vi DdtitiOI VI
arts without being obliged to make up
their Greek. Such Il student may enter
the senior class and get his diploma
from Yale at the end of the year.
The National Association of Builders
convened Tuesday. at Washington.
and discussed the subject of co-opera
ton between organized employers and
organized employees. The sentiment of
the association apparently was in favor
of wage agreements and the settlement
Of all labor disputes before the neces-
sity Of strike should arise and for the
appointment in each community where
agreements We're reached, of commit
tees of both parties to enforce the
agreed-on terms of settlement.
The consecration of Bishops Stariha
and keane At st. Paul cathedral at st.
Paul. Mimi. Tuesday. was celebrated
| in the presence of a large assembly.
-Four hundred clergymen of note had
| come from all parts Of the country
| Right Rev. John Stariha of St Paul.
was consecrated bishop of Lead. S. D..
| and Right Rev. James Keane of Min
neapolis, as bishop of Wyoming
| Archbishop Ireland begun the cere-
monies with the celebration of mass.
Bishop O'Gorman preached the SER
| mon.