Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-20
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The infanta Maric Christina. til. wdo"
# Don Sebastian. is dead NJ Madrid. SHE
vas born in 1888.
Tie Norwegian Schwarz won III,
worlds skating championships. Sunda y
It Davos-Plat;. Switzerland
In a partial report retdinct nN tie T.
sex county grand jiirT at Salem. Sat II
iay, an indictmcnt was found agains'
iohn u. Mulch ~ iiaverhili, alleged &C
laye murdered William II. Oal.cs Of the.
'ity, last fall.
Murder in the first degree was the IL.
.ctment retlrned at Hudson. n. L..
against Willis. Fred and. Burton -rn
With having shot and killed Peter \. IIal-
;enbeck, the uncle of the Van wormers
II Greenport. on Christmas eva.
Ono brakeman was killed aud his body
burned to 4 crisp and another fatally ia
Jured in Il freight ran-in. Sunday. on tn
pennsylvania road 1T Portage. Pa. The
Head nan is John Mcfarland Of Mahat
fey. Clearfie!d county. and the injured
brakeman is Harry McClain Of Coaa-
niaugh.
a special from Astoria, Ore. = 10
the Portland Oregonian says: Frank
Radowshi, a soldier in tge United
states army. vas. Saturday. degraded at
Imprisonment il the military prison OF
AlcatrOz islan6 Cal. RadowSki h:,i.
threatened II as-as5inatc Preside. I
Roosevelt.
The largest sale of timber land eve:
made in Pennsylvania in a single deal
was cons minated Saturday, At kciletrs
lille. Pa. wh.n one-half the holdings cr
I: .. Collins, we're sold 10 G. NJ Watson
OF GoliIiZa and Buzzard & Son of Brock
wayville. The purchase comprises 5000
,cres OF hemlock. pine and hardwood, es-
timated at 5l1.lJl.ts1 feet and worth an
proSimately si.jW.0G
Considerable fl.itter was created In OIL
aon by the announcement that King Ed
NJ Al 70 4 a IL. al.
deep. turned up velvet cuffs. Hundreds
of fashionable .nen Immediately rushed
to their tailors ana ordered similar ga
ments. In spite Of the extraordinary nov
city. Consideration now prevails, as i;
Is learned that what the King wore was
a frpck overcoat. on which velvet cuus
are often seen; =
After years, Of extinction the Hoodoo
at Springfield o.. Notorious. have been
resumed by Tho negroes of the Quarter
Charles Benton, the chief OF the negro
dancers. has been arrested for cutting
she will die. lie committed the crime he
says, to remove the hoodoo spell the wo-
man had cast over him. The community
.as' been alarmed over the orgies
The wedding q Miss Rose Jeanne Re-
scnsbur6 and Keno Oshima, which TOOK
place at the home of the brides mother.
Mrs. Rose Regensburg- Ressler No. aia
West 18th street New York, was unique
II. Htduy TcSD''tS. lie .DrluegruOIl
Japanese. forfeited a fortune of sl,00Oco)
to wed his Caucasian sweetheart. He 1, |
Buddhist the bride an Atheist. Su- |
rIeme Court Justice Giegerieh. who off, |
mony 10 meet their peculiar views.
The Vienna .;eue Frtie Presse has pub |
lis.ed an interview With Charles NJ |
Schwab in which the president of the |
United States steel Cooperation declares
that neither Austria, Germany nor |
n fsVr ron A
can steel competition, although owing 10
the natural conditions Europe would neS-
er be able to produce steel as cheaply as
could the Tinted States; Mr.. schwao
predicted the gradual decline OF the BRIT
ish and the rapd expansion OF the Amer
lean iron trade.
An injunction has been granted against
the Dlektown Sulphur, Conner and Iron
Co. and the Tennessee Copper Co, on al.
count of sulphur smoke and fumes thar
are emitted from, their roast plant ut
DucEtewn. Tenn. The injunction has no.
yet been served. 1t Il said that the pres
dent Of the Tennessee Copper Co has no.
flied MIR. Randonh Adams, general man Ii
.Ttr OF the company there. that whe.i to-
and close down the entire works an II
mines. pay off and discharge every man.
-Four alarms we're ring In. Saturday
curt, Bost9l. Thesoss viii be about sal
town three fights BY Lieut. DoIan and !
Driver Obrien. 10th Of Engine 3D. was :
sensational incident Of the fire 2
through it all Miss York kept her head '
md was perfectly calm. Her dress
aught fire, We: she said nothing. neither q
ainted nor screamed. hut quietly 'did ] v
hat Chief Choswell and Driver O'Brie.i c
rdered Ia
Fifty passengers were brought down 70 !,
'ort Townsend WASH, by the steamer Y
,irigo from Skagway. some OF whom arc !.
rom the klondike. THY report ths
yer the striking OF second bed rock =
Il Eldorado creek, 30 feet beneath thu =
rst. The gravel ran from 81 to = 10 e
he pan. Circle City. once one OF the .
aiding CAMPS IN the north. is now de- !,
srted except by storekeepers. all having =
+arnpedtd To Good Pasture creek In th- y
anana country. where rich gravel has I.
zen discovered The White Pass, 4. =
ukon Railroad Is bl6ckaded, and passer- I,
Frs have to he transferred across d big 4.
iowslide mile and q half Wide and &c ~
ct long. which covers the track To n
nth 0t eight feet,