Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-04-10

New York. was raided in New York City,
Tuesday night Revenue officers estimat-
ed the value of the plant at s20.O10 and
its possible output at 1900 gallons of whis-
key daily. There was no enc in the build
ing when the RAID was made
John c. Healy. who disappeared from
San Francisco in a mysterious fashion
en- ~ 4f0R1 4f was sent to
Y n PIT preferred
|E3faV[ IT, ~ yht~tp see the
None Il I HEse 8s heard from him un-
iii he Etndedsa frisco. He worked his
passage from the Orient as a stoker on
a government transport
Contest for the millions of William
Marsh Rice probably will be resumed.
April IL. Car! j. Carrolson of Muncie,
Ind, who says his father was John j.
Rice, a son of William Marsh Rice; that
his mother resumed her maiden name
after his fathers death. and that he also
assumed the name of Carrolson. has ar
ezfred at New York and will, it Is stated,
sbet kahvng the. claimants.
ss,fn comnon With the movement through
tagstAxtile cepfers, the Holyoke Mule
4aion has presented demands
III thef ESnnan's Corporation for an. in
cfez9e ap wages of 10 per cent, the union
to, sqnfxe reply on or before the even
int s&4pril IA. 1t was recommended at
the aims that the Holyoke mule spin
nefE that the New Bedford schedule
is ezfS$iished in Holyoke.
TW6Hnen were killed as the result of
the &p4osion of nearly 5000 pounds Of
powd9Eat the plant of the Austin Pow
stierst kat Glen Willow, a few miles
southea9t of Gaepeland. Ohio. early We'd
nesdayx The powder plant was complete
" wrecked. The dead are Lemuel Evans
and Charles Yonkers. who were employed
in the mill. Their bodies we're blown to
small fragments. The cause of the eX-
plosion Is. not known.
At the Methodist conference, Wednes-
6aV the First church in R1C-
ton, the Church Extension Society and
the Boston City Missionary Society held
their anniversaries. Rev. w. w. Ogier
of the East Maine conference, delivered
an address. Rev. Charles A. Littlefield
of Chelsea. spoke upon evangelistic work
among the people of foreign birth. Other
addresses were by pastors of denomina-
tionarchurches in and about Boston.
The British bark Antilla. Capt. Reid.
which went ashore on Long Beach, on
the night of March IS. broke in two dur
ing the heavy northeast gale. Tuesday.
The cargo of hides is floating out of her
sides and she may become a complete
wreck. She had a cargo of 10000 hides,
$500 of which have been landed on the
beach and are being shipped to New
York. A diver has inspected the bark
and finds that she lies directly upon an
old wreck.
A. j. Weich of the Charter Oak track.
has arrived at New York with articles oil
agreement for the match race between
L. r. Smathers Lord Derby and Thorn
as F. Lawson's Boralma for side stake
of $4,000. The articles call for the race
10 take place. Sept. 2. the second day OF
the Charter Oak meeting, the racers to
receive 60 per cent. of the gross receipts.
Both owners have accepted the Charter
Oak offer and already have posted their
forfeits to bind the match. The articles
will be signed Immediately.
No attempt was made, Wednesday, by
the Boston master brewers to start uD
their breweries with non-union men.
More than 40 teams were sent out by Tho :,
different breweries, Wednesday, witt.
drivers and collected empty
barrels, but there was no disorder and no
ference by the police. 1t is said that
some of the breweries will be started,
Thursday, with non-union workmen. The
strikers maintain that the real battle
against the brewers will begin when beer
is delivered to the retailers.
A fire which caused loss of $1,000 and
in responding to which member Of the
fire department was thrown from his
truck and badly injured, broke out at
Newton, Mass. early Wednesday, in the
of M. III. Gulesian. The blaze
started shortly before A. NJ. and occa-
stoned the sounding of two alarms While
to the first alarm, David o.
Dow, a fireman on the ladder truck. was
thrown to the ground and severely hi
jured He sustained bruises and cuts
about the head and body, his right arm
being badly cut. He was removed to the
the fire is unknown. Insurance on the
is estimated at nearly half OF
he loss.