Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-05-09

were awarded in 1901, hut Mr.. Carre-
gle was so much gratified with the re-
suits then obtained that he doubled
his donation. The institute awarded
the Carnegie gold medal To Dr. j. A,
Mathews Of New York.
Mrs. Hettie Green. the noted woman
Of finance. has been granted a permit
to carry a revolver by the police de-
rartment Of New York City. Mrs.
Green applied for the permit q week
ago to capt. Stephen O'Brien Of the
Leonard street station, and it was OIL
his recommendation that the permit
was given. Capt. O'Rrien's report says
Mrs Green declared that she was III
the habit Of carrying large sums Of
/ money stocks. bonds ana jewelry. She
also said il was her intention to secure
pistol permits in all the large cities in
which she does business.
Deputy Sherins Allen Of Huntington.
ana AlvOrl of Chester. Mass, are look
ing for three men supposed to be Ital-
ians Who held up Henry GrisWold Of
Huntington, at the point of a revolver
ana robbed him Of $50 late Wednes-
/ day. Mr.. Griswold who is a grocer.
was on his way with the delivery
wagon from this place to Huntington.
when he WIs stopped at the easterly
end Of the covered bridge near the
Miami mills. He was dragged from
the wagon, choEcd ana otherwise Sc
Verely handled. After taking his
money the robbers fled to the noun
tains near by.
Pres.-elcct Palma. Who has Just ar
rived. says q Santa Clara, Cuba, dis
patch to the New York World, found
the people from the whole surround
ing country, partly drawn by the ex-
hibiJion IF island products being held
here, gathered to give him greeting.
| The narrow streets Of the town We're
packed. The horses drawing Senior
Paima's carriage took fright at some
fireworks, boited and ran over two
spectators before they We're stopped.
Gen. Palma was not injured. He re-
view i'll the evening Il parade of guards
and secret service men, after which
Nv attended "a public banquet and re-
ception in his honor and bah at the
theatre.
Lieutenant II. L. II. King Of the Goth
Infantry. stationed at Fort Sheridan.
near Chicago, was badly beaten.
Wednesday night, by unknown men
and sustained injuries which are likely
TO cause his death. His assailants are
supposed to be deserters from the fort
for whom the lieutenant had been
searching. He was found on the steps
of the residence of j. II. Melville in
Evanston, whore he had gone to secure
assistance ana had fallen Unconscious
an the door step. His head was terri
bly, beaten, his aSsailants having evi-
IDENTIFY kicked him many times in the
head after he had become unable to
defend himself. He has also sustained
internal injuries.
The first step toward the expenditure
OF the fortune which Peter Bent Brig
ham bequeathed for hospital purposes
more than quarter of q century ago.
was taken. Thursday, at Boston by the
formation Of the Peter Bent Brigham
Hospital Corporation. Alexander
ecchrane, Eben :. Draper. Henry S.
Howe, Walter Hunnewell. William
Ropes Trdsl1, Edmund d. Goldman, and
J.. II. II. Johnson are the incorpora-
tors. Mr.. Cochrane was chosen presi-
dent, Air. Goldman. treasurer and Mr.
Johnson, secretary. In conversation
after the meeting Mr.. Goldman said:
The fund which win become subject
10 the disposal Of the corporation. May
=, at the expiration of the trust pro-
vided by the will, will be in the neigh
o0rhood Of $i,t50.000.
"A Helena. Mont, special to the st.
Paul. Mimi, Despatch says: 1t is
learned upon excellent authority that
as 4 result Of q conference between c.
w. Whittelcy. Northwestern manager
Of the American Smelling and Refining
Company former Gov. IIauser. Il
stakeholder thereof. F. w. Bowden. "A
Denver representative of the Wash
ington Federation of Labor, and u To-
cal member of the strikers committee. @
Wednesday evening, the former two
telegraphed the officials of the Smeiter
Trust in New York, accommodating thats
the terms of the strikers be accepted.
The terms are simply for the recogni-
ton of the labor unions formed among
The GOO employees Of the East Helena
5fnelter now on strike. It is believed Z
this suggestion viii be approved by
the officials of the company and opera
tons resumed at once. Many mines
closed because of the strike also will
resume.