Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-12
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

A special dispatch received at London.
Tuesday, from Rome says that meeting
of representatives of Italian lodges OF
Free Masons 1t was decided that Italian
Free Masonry should cease to be secret
society.
Lauretta Hammond, heir-at-law Of
Henry o. Moses of Lynn, deceased. has
petitioned the Essex probate court for re-
moyal Of Randolph G. Surbrtdge. the
missing Boston lawyer. as administrator
of the Moses estate.
The American delegates remaining at
Sores, Macedonia, after the failure re-
Gently Of negotiations for the ransoming
of the abducted American missionary.
Miss Ellen M. Stone, and her companion
Mime. Tsilka. have again started negO-
tiations with the brigands.
A brother of Malvar (the Filipino in
surgent leader who was confirmed, last
October by the central Filipino commit
tee as the successor OF Aguinaldo, and
who appointed himself captain general OF
the Filipino forces) has been captured.
He was chief surgeon of the Batangas
insurgents.
The treasurer of the Kansas India Re-
lief copmittee has telegraphed $S3.5 to
those who suffered on account of the Pat
erson fire. This amount is all that re-
mains of the fund. 1t has come In since
the last draft was sent to India to re-
lieve the famine sufferers and the COM
fnissioners were awaiting good oppor
tunity for its use. - .gi,,aa d.
Lone Hill life saving station reports
that the body found at Quoque. Monday,
is believed to be that Of Stanley Mitchell
of the barge Antelope. which foundered
or the South shore Of Long Island dur
Ing the recent gale ta,,,s Tn she fisht arm ,hn
pockets were found two handke-chiefs.
one having the initial F.
George Dunn, the man supposed to have
been Killed and buried In Lawrence.
turned up in Hyde Park. was in the dock
at the session of police court at Law
renee, Tuesday. charged with drunken
ness. He was placed on probation at the
request of his wife. Dunn is welcome to
return to his home now ii he will give
up drinking and he has promised to do
this.
Eva Gilbert, a trapeze performer at the
Powhatan theatre, Newport News, Va,
broke her neck. Tuesday night. during
the performance. In her aerial act she
swung from trapeze. catching her foot
in a loop about Is feet from the floor.
Her foot slipped from the loop and she
fell headlong to the floor. almost among
the Mortified audience. She died IN ~
minutes. The woman's home was In New
York.
A runaway horse dashed through the
window of a one-story building Oh upper
broadway. New York. Tuesday night,
upset stove and set fire to the place, III
which were two men, one of them being
burned to and hen he Searched
through the ruins they found the charred
body Of Terrence F. Reilly, 81 years Old
the father of Assemblyman Reilly OF the
18th district. in a corner of the building.
Condor, which left Victoria. B. C.. Dec.
2, Just before the big storm which wreck
ed the collier Mattewan OF Cape Fiat
terry, was abandoned upon the ARRIVAL.
Tuesday. Of the survey snip Egerla iron,
island. At Clauyquot on the west coast,
her officers found wreckage from the
Condor which shows that she must have
gone down or was sma sned 70 pieces o.
the heavy seas. The crew of the Con-
dor numbered $50 officers and men.
The lockout which has been in effect
since Feb 3 in the National, Providence
Riverside. Weybesset aud Manton mills
of the American Wooden Co. at oiney-
Vile r. L. as a result of a small strike
of weavers against the dOuble-loom sys-
fem. will be raised. Wednesday. by order
~ General Manager Wood. and notices
TO this effect were posted on all the mills,
Tuesday. II is expected that tnH entre
double weavers. $50 OF whom had been on
strike for over week previous to the
shutdown. Will report as usual
Small, Maynard & Co, publishers. of
Boston, have assigned for the benefit o.
their creditors 10 NoiIHdh -. 90
treasurer of the Boston Book Binding
Co, OF Cambridge. Mr.. White stated that
he Is unable to give any statement OF
the assets and liabilities. he says the
hooks are somew what mixed and that a
careful examination will have to be MADE
OF them and Of the stock before any exac !
figures can be reached. The cause OF
the failure Is given by the assignee as
bad business judgment In the handling OF
finances of the committee during the pas.
year.
Admiral Prince Henry viii sail from
GERMANY for the United States. Satur-
day, as arranged. even thought young
Theodore Roosevelt continues to be crit
icaily in. Should hts Illness result fatally
before SATURDAYS. the prince will probably
Continue his Journey unless it should APP
uear to be President Roosevets desire
that his visit be deferred or omitted al
together. At the farewell dinner at Ber-
lin given, Monday night. by Emperor
william to Prince Henry, andrew ".
white. the American ambassador. occn-
MED a seat on the right OF His Majesty;
While Count Won Buelow. the Imperial
chancellor, sat on Emperor William
ieft During the dinner Emperor VII
liam was chatty. jolly and interesting
and English was the only language uscu.
Emperor william. Mr.. White and all tne
others then accompanied FRINGE Henry
10 the railroad station, the train leaving
for Kiel at few minutes after mtdntshI.