Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-21
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

at Lima, Peru, riday. reported III favor
of a project which has been approved by
the Chamber of Deputies, explaining, de
timing and extending the clauses OF the
law regarding non-Catholic marriages.
Lying in winter quarters at Lawley's,
South Boston, is the fine steam yacht
Pantooset. owned by A. ). EiSeioW OF
Boston, which has recently completed q
cruise of l4,JOO miles. to and from the
coast of Norway, with side "trip to st.
Petersburg.
Eugene Fougere. wcl-llnown music
hall singer. was murdered, during Friday
night in her villa at AK Les Baine near
IariS. A female servant was also muir
dered and another was so maltreated that
she has lost her reason. Robbery was
the motive for the crime.
james w. Walsh. Jr.. cOnStabulary sup
ply officer, stationed at MaSbate in the
province of ViscayaS, in the military de-
partment of Luzon, z. l.. has been ar
rested on the charge of defrauding the
government He is said to lie short $1,000
in supplies and $4,000 in his cash account.
The freshman class at Brown University
is considerably smaller than in previous
years. the total enrolment being 49,
These figures We're received at the regis
ters office. Saturday, and though a few
men will register late, it is not probable
that the total in the freshman class will
reach the 200 mark.
Two tranmen We're instantly killed in a
litiSht Wrtch ~ lIie MoiohSaheia Rali
men, it is supposed. were asleep in the
capoos" Wnlle their engines We're taxing
Water; ana me nianhe lor the accident
PROBABLY rests win Them, as no fagman
was out TO warn other trans
The most violent earthquake since 1885
occurred at Santiago de Cuba: early Sat
urday morning. The earth shook for Is
S5coiluS' bl,t lAeIe were no uluuiaaons:
Many people rushed into the streets and
!ciled ana prayed Bricks and p!aStemnS
!dr9pPed IN all directions and a few walls
lieiL NoDouE' however. was inquired.
| All labor troubles on the river front at
New Orleans have been adjusted. and
Escrewmen. iongshoremen and freight
handlers went to work Saturday under a
three years contract The steamship
agents ana othef parties interested in
SNpmns are now confident that there will
be no Iurthef labor troubles on the !eVce.
Judge Russell maVOr of Cans + r
Saturday shot and killed two gamblers;
Of Cherokee blood named Huck Martin
and Jim SPOTS who We're advancing upon
son of the mayor with knives at Fort
Smith. Kan. and with the EXPRESSED in
,tention of cutting his throat Mayor Rus
sell lntertered and the men threatened
to cut his throat and advanced upon him
when he 1Ired. Both men fell dead.
James l.. Ferliere a well-knCyvn news
paper man of New York. died. sunday ar
Paris, a.. the result Of a parIytic stroke,
His wife in a fit OF distraction soon after
wards took her life Mr. Ferriere was
Formerly, for several years an editor Of
ltlle Paris edition of the New YORK Her.
'aid He entered the service of The As
Isociated Press in 1897 and at the time
OF his death was employed in its Paris
once,
William T. Tupper. the real estate and
insurance man and treasurer of the Har-
ward street Methodist church Snndnv
school, who disappeared suddenly from
the University City leaving bills due be-
hind approXinating over $40. 900 is in can
ada He has been seen there within n
week BY j. A. S Drinkwater n call mem
Der of the Cambridge fire department liz
ing at ~ Main street, Cambridge-Roston
Journal.
burglars who made an attpn1pt To how
open the safe in the railroad station Of
the New York New Haven & Hartford
Railroad Saturday, at Rockville CT
We're driven off after an exchange of shots
with the night watchman and citizens.
The burglars carried with them S13 which
was secured from the cash drawer in The
Western Union Telegraph office. They
numbered four and were at work when
the Waterman appeared
Savan of the nrncino1 n,,,b1o ,,,or,,. =,
ST Louis were shut down. saturday AMI
700 thrown out of employment as The re-
suit of the refusal of the National Asso.
citation of Marble Dealers to further rec
ognizc the labor unions Notices wore
posted that the shops would be reopenod
Thursday. when six non-union men will
be employed in each shop and the othe,
places would be given to the few uninn
men who applied as individuals.
While roturnipg to +bair howe J., NJ.
frnm graft Rarr, ,,or'ir ~ new
dav Amos Rra,ycr n nrnsn - 49, ,,.,.u,'
apnd e1 and his bired ~, Er,. t, III
IL wera inetantiv Liiind Nv W. ''.'' f fy,
train an thn Nav Ynrlr NaY rJ ire,si ~ ~
Hartford Raiiroad at tho croeai,l,s ~ i,' ~