Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-26
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Several hundred delegates are at Gin
cinnau 70 attend the nth annual con-
vehtion OF the National Association OF
Brew Masters. Every state in the Union
is represented.
Al Ma ALBANIA 4 Great Southern north
bound train collidcd with the Blockton
accommodation of the Louisville &
Nashville. Monday evening, at Wood
stock Crossing. Ala. II. II. Marbury.
conductor. was killed and Is white men
and II negroes were injured.
Gudefroy Cavaignac. who was French
minister of war during the exciting
period Of the Dreyfus case, died sudden
ly. Monday. a his home at Saint CAL
ais. department of the Sarthe. which he
represented in the Chamber of Dcpu-
ties. He was born in Paris in 1853.
Fire. Monday, completely destroyed
McDanielS Brothers large livery and
boarding stables at Wilmington. Del
Sixty five horses were burned to death
ana about 80 carriages and wagons. to-
gether with tons of hay and feed We're
destroyed. The loss Will exceed $50, 0C1
with only q partial insurance.
The special degree staff of the
Knights of Columbus delegated b. Su-
preme Knight Edward l.. Hearn to eX-
cnrlity the Third degree for candidates
in Charlottetown. p. f. l., and vicinity.
left Boston, Monday, on the steamship
Calvin Austin for St. JOHN. \. +. From
there they will proceed by rail TO Point
Du Chene and thence By boat to Char
lCttetuWn.
Naval defence mines We're used by
the cruiser Columbia, to blow IN ana
destroy the dereiict schooner Edward
l.. Warren. which was floating about
50 miles east of Sandy Hook and was
q menace to transatlantic liners. The
Columbia which sailed from New York,
last week. returned to her anchorage
at New York, Monday, and reported
that the d"relict was destroyed sun
day afternoon.
Announcement was made, Monday.
ut Boston, that the steamer Prince
George which has been running during
the summer between Boston and Var
mouth, n. s., has been chartered to the
Manson Line and will run. during the
winter. between Mobile ana Havana.
Her sister ship. the Prince Arthur. at
present plying between New York and
Yarmouth. also has been chartered for
Southern service and will sail between
New Orleans and Havana for the
Southern Pacific Co.
All the union printers employed by
the newspapers and job offices of Char
lottc, n. g.. went out On strike Mon
day. upon the refusal of the employers
20 grant the demand for an S-hour day
Half dozen Offices are effected. The
Observer ana the Evening Chronicle
will appear without interruption, n
number of ron-union men having been
employed to take the places of the
strikers. TIL" employing printers Of
Charlotte announce that they will csn-
test to the end the S-hour movement.
In the district court at Providence,
Monday. Frederick Balloon pleaded
guilty to three counts of assault with
Il dangerous weapon upon Samuel
steiner, local department store super
lntendent Police Officer Thomas Har-
veg and Joseph Roberts, and was
bound over to the December grand Jury
III 5000 bail for the Steiner assault and
III $1,000 each III the last two cases. He
did net procure bail and was commit
ted to Jail. The condition of Mr.. Stein
or was stated to be quite comfortab Bile.
At q meeting Of the Boston board Of
aldermen. Monday. Alderman Frank
j. Llnnehan presented affidavits of
.hre" witnesses to substantiate the al
tSdtion that he had been offered 4
oIloe by the treasurer of the National
i' trust to vote for the orders
granting grade crossing locations to
ti'e 'fhst in East Boston. Mr.. Linnehan
then moved reconsideration Of the
N"tc whereby the board had refused TO
adoPt ms motion to sit as a Jury and
make public inquiry into the charges.
~ vote of 10 to 2. the board refused
reconsideration. The grand Jury of Suf-
l"ik county at recent special session
reported no ground to return = hin on
the same charges. -