Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-10-21
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

from Tanrier Morocco declares that all
Europeans have been expelled from Fcz.
The Rome (iiornale D'Italii announces
that the Emperor and Empress of RUSSIA
will go to Italy, next December. cScoi /
ed by a Russian squadron.
Tive persons We're killed one fatail'
and three slightly injured in an explosion
which partially wrecked thc tug bog /,
city. Ark, early sunday
1t is reported at Sofia. Bulgaria. thai
Turkish troops have occupied the kresn;i
Pass. thus becoming masters of the
Struma valley and that all the insurscnt
positions are now unteiabe.
There was Il demonstration in Hyde
Park. London. Sunday, by several thons-
and Reservists from South Africa: wh"
demanded prompt payment OF thcir ar
rears in pay and assistance to obtain
work.
Hon. Horace +. Smith IL. H.; Ful-
ton cornty's most eminent lawyer died a.
his home in Johnstown, \. y, sunday.
aged s, years. For 10 years following
1879. MIR. Smith was dean Of Albany Law
School. .
Schooner S. II. Sawyer. before reported
with loss Of rutlder while dischargins
lumber at FalmoIth. Mass. arrived at
Vineyard Haven. Sunday. and Will ha IL
out on the marine railway to rehanS ruu-
der and make necessary repairs.
DIR. Eugene f.. Carpenter. aged II, SUP
erntendont OF the Columbus State hospi-
tai. died at Columbus. Ohio. SUNDAY
night Of apoplcxy. DR.. Carpenter was
one of the best known authorities on
mental diseases in the country.
The steamship Monroe. built for tnr
Old Dominion Steamship Co.. and whic'.
Is to run between New York and Virgin
News. Va. saturday. The vessel waS
christeucd bv Mrs. y. j. Montague. wife
nf the governor.
The five old war monitors Canonicns.
Nahant. Lchieh. Montauk and Jason hay.
been condemned for naval purposes and
will be sold at public auction to the high
est bidder. These vessels. which are "a
an obsolete type Of construction. are at
the League Island navy yard.
There was a large meeting at Philippe
polls. bulgaria Sunday, under the Az
SPICES Of the Macedonian committee.
Resolutions .rcrc passed requesting Bni-
gari;t u negotiate with the powers ia So
cure their mediation for the enforcement
IN Macedonia of the Beriin treaty.
4 sncciaI to the Charlotte. y. g., OBJ
server from Hamlet. y. O.. saws: Fire
while broke ont At the cotton compress
here about noon. sunday, destfn!ea
proDertv valued at S22s."s. ana caused the
death of j. NJ. Wilson of ClarkSviiio. Ga.
bookkceper for the Compress Company.
The steamer orinoco. from Colon, Co
Iombia, which reached Kingston. ia.
Sunday. brings a report that Neii"w
fever and smallpox have broken out
\
eminent at Colon and that there are lp
deaths daily from these diseases among
| the soldiers.
The us trot. brought over from Friday.
WIS finished at The state Far grounds at
Michael won the sixth heat in 2.2ii. and
Shuttle the seventh IN ~. This gave
Shuttle first money and Jimmy Michael
second. with Dolor ihifu ana bitHtf
fourth.
Th, secretary of state has issued II
warrant for the surrender to the Germa n
authorities of William Frederick ignat@
Schon alias Raik, who is charged with
assault with intent to kill in HAMBURG,
Germany and who is now under commit
ment in New York by COMMISSIONS
Alexander
The ST. John police have in custody Oil
Hammel and Adolf Petersen. two OF the
crew Of the schooner Georgia and hold
them on strength of 4 telegram from
Bathurst. n. H.. as witnesses and pos
! sibly accomplices in the murder of
| Burns Lyman of the crew. in Il Bathurst
| saloon. lyman is yet at large.
At a meeting. Saturday. of the board 81
| governors Of the Thomas Jefferson Me-
| mortal Association OF the United States.
| held IL Independence han, AT Phiiade +
phii. Admiral Dewey was elected preSi-
dent The board consists of one member
| from each of the Is original states. the
| District of Columbia and the territories.
The New England members are: Con-
! observation-disclosures ~ Lea TuSieA. nfiub'
port. Massachusetts II Charles Francis
| Adams Boston: New Hampshire-Horace
S. Cummings. Manchester; Rhode L.
| land-D l.. ID. Granger. Providence
Alfred w Clark. a Chicago canvasscr
| shot ard seriously wounded Joseph "
i Connors. a fellow canyasser. when fhcs
| Mere alone in the office Of the Inltct
| States hotel. West street. at Pittstei1
| Mass saturday. Clark says the shooting
| was in scIf-defence. After the shootiias
! Clark sat down in u chair in the hct..
| Office and awaited the arrival OF the po
lice He was very cool, and refused Y
| make any statement at first. but late
claimed that he shot Connors in self-de
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