Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-01
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Gov. Dockcry, Saturday night, at
Jefferson City. Mo-, issued requisi-
ton on Gov. Stone of Pennsylvania. for
the return to st. Louis for trial OF
Charles :. Kelly, former Speaker of
the House of Delegates. who is in GUS
tody in Philadelphia. Dett ctive Me-
Grath of st. Louis. left with the re-
,.uisition. tonight, for Philadelphia, to
bring Kelly to St. Louis.
Having last his business position.
Walter II. Sheppard. whose home was
in BrCokiiTe, Mass, committed suicide
at Patterson, n. j., Saturday, by in
Ealing Illuminating Gas. Sheppard was
80 years OF age. lie had been employ
ed as = contractor for Sperry Il Hutch
inson, proprietors of the Boston Trad
ing Stamp Company. Sheppard left n
note asking that his motherin-law
might be notified.
Harvey Logan, The alleged Montana
train robber was Saturday, at Knox
vile, Tenn, given 10 sentences. aggre-
for Is years each, to be served concur
rently, and two sentences are for five
years each, to be served concurrentiy.
This reduces his sentence to 20 years
as the prison in which Logan is TO be
confined. The defence may appeal to
to the United States court of appeals
at Cincinnati
Darkentine Allanwilde. Pickett, Sc
vannah for Boston, with a cargo of
yellow pine lumber, while getting I'M
der way from Nobska. Saturday, dur
ing a light v ind and strong easterfy
current, grounded on west end of
L'fIommedieu shoal, where she now re-
mains If weather remains favorable.
! she will probably float without injury.
Schooner Harold &. Eeecher, Porto
| Rico for Boston, now at Vineyard
| Haven. experienced continuous gales
during the entire passage. she lost
Sc, eral sails and had others split.
The proposition of the Board of Lady
Managers of the Louisiana Purchase
| Exposition, Offering to contribute $780,
| 900 toward the erection of Il Woman s
| building if the national commission
would ask Congress for an appropria-
| ton of 100000 for that purpose, was
| rejected by the commission. Accord
| ing to the statement Of a member OF
| the national commission, the women
will have a building at the Exposition
| TO cost between sljD000 and S2JJ.0o0, the
expense of which will be borne by the
Exposition Co.
1t is expected that within a few days
an assessment Of 800 per share will be
levied on The S590000 worth of stock
held nv the stockholders of the Cen
trail National Bank Of Boston. This Is
TO be called for the purpose of faciIi-
tating quick payment TO depositors. IL
is understood that the recent investiSa-
ton Of the banks affairs has shown
ther, to be worse than was expected
when the doors were closed. 1t is row
understood that the doubtful paper
held by the bank reaches, nearly S1.t51,-
80 instead III $S00,VD0. as stated when
the trouble first began.
Schooner Rebecea T. Taulane, Eruns-
wick. Ga, for Boston, with cargo Of
lumber, which was off Chatham. Mass,
at Sunset, Friday. had a rough expert
cree during the night off the Cape. She
returned and anchored off Orleans at
daylight, leaking 200 strokes an hour.
She was unable to get her anchor, Sat
urday afternoon, and was boarded by
Captain Charles and crew of the Or
leans life saving station, who found the
anchor had caught in the French cable.
but finally succeeded in clearing it. The
schooner proceeded nOrtnVard with
very light southerly wind