Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-07
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Government receipts, Monday. Were:
From Internal revenue. $S3S, Gas; customs,
sS37 ,09;; miscellaneous, sl21,S6l. EXpendi-
tureS, S1.t9)GGn.
At noon Tuesday. the Columbian gun
boat B0gOta will sail from San Francis
co for Panama. She had been delayed
owing to some trouble in obtaining a full
crew.
Abraham S Roseberry, chief electrical
engineer of the Cincinnati Gas and Elec-
trio Co. at Cincinnati. was accidentally
killed. Monday. He was constructing an
are light testing machine when he re-
ceived I, current OF J193 voltage. He died
instantly.
Forced to abandon all literary work
during the summer because of continued
illness. DR.. CYRUS Townsend Brady of
New YORK, the author. has undergone an
operation. The surgeons did not disclose
the nature of the operation, announcing
that il was a complete success.
1ne second trial at New York of Roland
b. MolineuX charged with the murder OF
Mrs. Katharine Adams in December, 1S9>.
has been again postponed. The re-triai
of the famous case was set for Monday
but Justice Barrett who was assigned
10 preside. is i'll and court was adjourned
until Monday next.
Col. Alexander Ross Piper was appoint
ed and sworn in as second deputy COM
missioner of police at New York. Mon
day. Major Ebstein, who has been sec
deruty commissioner with headquarters
in Brooklyn The changes follow the res
lgnation. Saturday, OF Deputy Commis
sioner Thurston.
on a charge Of murder. Charles J. Quig
ley who. Saturday, ii is alleged. shot ano
fatally wounded Abraham Carmac in q
saloon near the city limits at Providence.
was arraigned before Judge Shove in the
police court. Monday. He pleaded not not
guilty. waived examination and was heid
without bail for the grand jury which
meets in December
The gunboat Bancroft was placed in
commission at the Boston navy yard,
Monday. Lieut.. Commander A; E. Gul-
yer L. S N. will command her The
ship has been thoroughly overhauled
and repaired. The Bancroft will go to
the Caribbean very soon so as to De
available for service in South American
waters at any time.
Advices from Phoenix. Ariz.. tell of the
death Of Robert +. Lee c'Barbarian
Brown, one Of the most unique charac-
tiers of the West. During the Jamison
raid in South Africa he acted as medat-
or between Kruger and the raiders. Dur
ing the panic OF 1898 he went to Chicago
and with Coin Harvey launched the
publication of Com.
Eugene y. Foss of Boston, whose pre-
liminary campaign for Republican dele
gates in the llth Congressional district
was fought on a tariff revision basis, at
,ained the realization Of his efforts at the
convention at Boston. Monday night.
The nomination of Mr.. Foss was MADE
caucuSeS Col NJ. O. Adams, having re-
tired some time ago.
Two certificates of nomination for state
senator and one for congressman were
received in the mail at Albany, ~ Y
Monday for filing at the office of the sec
retarv of state will be returned as the
law provides that all such certificates
must be filed before midnight Oct. 1: All
the candidates are Democrats. Ihese th
official ballot BY securing petition bear
ing l000 Signatures.
Fredk E. Belts of Boston. who. on Fri
day last. was convicted in the United
States district court at Boston OF the
with the firm of j. NJ. Fisher & Co,
brokers, was again arrested, Monday al
ternoon. on the charge OF larceny OF an
ADAMS Express Co. certificate valued 1T
x35aN and the property of Mrs Mary c.
Ross of Alton Bay, y. II. Up to a late
hour. Belts had been unable to obtain
bail
John X. McI<ivers. fireman on the
tug boat Mercury ut Boston' Was scaiuea I.l,
blown out when the tug was Just outside
If Boston Light. The shock Of the eX-
plosion threw the boat on her beam ends
and it was with the sreatest ditilculty
completelv over When picked up. the
BODY of MeKivers was not recoSniZable.
Ne was "A wears of age. single and ma
tive of Cape Breton
Two rio. calls were sent into police
heado,iarsers at Kansas City. Mo. Mon,
day. to suppress iucipient riots started
NJ .a,n medical students who smashed the
windows in the co-Chchurgical cor
iere and the Kansas City Medical college
Similar scenes were enacted elsewhere
me me students work was completed
before the police caught up with them
| Halt 4 dozen students were hurt but non'
serinIslv. The students made their es
cane before arrests could be made
| AFTER a night OF thick weather during
| which ! strong southeast gale prevailed
| The atmosphere in the harbor at Vine
| var5 Haven. Monday. revealed two yes
sels which had collided during the night
The craft was the barge Charles III. Men
OILS and the schooner Addie and Eyi
| Hooper. which had come together wnii
ihe Nicbnls was entering the harbor un
der tow of tug Asher j Hudson Tn
4 Hooper had three main chain plates oi
the mort side carried away and sustained
other slight damages. The barge wa
/ min iured and will probably continue ne
rrin to New York. She was bound from
/ bath. Ne. The Hooper was bound from
PhiIadelpbia to Saco and will have 10 b
towed 10 her destination