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

John c. Moore, newspaper writer o..
San Diego, Cal. died suddenly, Sunday
night. of paralysis, aged 20. He was an
Englishman and a veteran OF the Crim-
can war.
The plant Of the American Glue Co. at
Springdale, Pa, was destroyed by IRE, "a;
a late hour Sunday night Loss. Sl2O.oeJ
The fire is thought to nave been the Wort;
of incendiaries.
\ dangerous fire broke out Sunday
night. from some unknown cause In the
underground chambers OF the College oil
the. Propag anda at Rome The firemen
had two hours hard work in SuDduinS
the flames. Cardinal Gotti project of the
Propaganda. whose apartments are in q
distant part of the building, dld not
know of the danger until the flames were
extinguished.
Many Italians are volunteering in sup
port Of the Macedonian cause and they
have appealed to Gen. Ricciotti GariDai-
Iii to assume their leadership. The gencr-
II, however. thinks the time IS not Ecs
ripe. He expects that spring Will see the
revolt spreading gravcly in Albania and
other Turkish provinces: in which event
ne saws he will not hesitate to lead the
volunteers in Albania.
Considerable interest is taken at Lon
CON, ir Il proposed trading corporation
now in process of formation with the OBJ
ject OF opening stores throughout the
United Kingdom to sell exclusively Ca
madam products. especially food at prices
minus the middleman prof1ts. Inc carr o.
Aberdeen, former governor of Canada, J.
among the supporters of the movement;
which originated with w. r. Nursey. for
mer minister of agriculture Tor Manitoba.
who is now in Canada arranging 10 ra1sc
part OF the capital OF the concern from
among the producers, growers and man.
ufacturers of the Dominion The total
Of the proposed capital is 81. 10000.
Exercises in connection with the inau3
uration of Rev j. II. George as president
no f'bicuun v'naulnpirDI Seminary A
Chicago. have begun and Will continue
until Thursday. All the churches of chi
cago and the states Of the seminary CON
stituency By. request have held service )
bearing especially on the work of the
ministry. Monday. an address was given
in the seminary chapel by Pres. Harper
of the University of Chicago. In the
evening at the meeting of the Congresa-
tional Club a banquet was given. DR.. H.
c. King dean of Oberlin College; Dr.
Mary S. Woo!ey. president of Mt. Ho'-
yoke College, and Prof. w. ID. Macken-
zie will he the principal speakers.
Patrick Devaney, an oyster man, was
shot ana killed. Sunday night by Francis
Riley. janitor OF an apartment house al
.0i Washington street. New York. Deva-
uey. who lived in West 18th street near
wife all day and had walked out for a
breath of fresh air. He stopped in from
of the apartment house and leaned
against railing putting his cigar Sud
rushed out and ordered him to move on.
Devaney is said to have replied that he
had perfect right to use the street
wherelpon the jantor drew revolver
and fired. Devaney fell dead. The jan
tor went back to his quarters where the
police found him. To them he said as he
was taken 10 jail: There have been a
lot of loiterers about here and | mace
up my mind to get rid of them II | had
20 kill someone. | guess the next one
Will move on when | tell him to.