Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

| 1llreA deaths fTOrI cholera occurred
SUNDAY. at IL. Russian Poland
| The enrolment Of the FRI sI1man class
| IT Princeton University was announced.
| S:.tUirIH., s 10. ne OF the largest
| Glasses on rccorG. The total enrolment
! II t.ic vPrSity is stated to exceed
| lHst %car5 b. about 20 students.
''drc Rosen the Russian ambassa-
| '.or, the baroness and their daughter.
arrived. Saturday night. ut Washing
t..' Com Magnolia. Mass. and re-
| .: "nod the embassy here. NJ Jesserand.
the French ambassador, Also arrived
there, Saturday night.
! Al farewell banquet te Consul Gen
Cr7l GoNdy, given under the auspices
| If the American Chamber Of Commerce.
| Saturday night at Paris, Ambassador
McCormicH, on behalf of the French
government. presented Mr. Gowdy with
the Insignia of an officer of the Legion
| of Honor.
According 10 the report of the grand
| So rotary 1T meeting called in New
H"rcn. Friday night. by the grand
| :, 3. III Of the Royal Arcanum of Con-
| ncttiCut. 1855 members in this State
have lee the order since July l.
Twenty I'VE officers Of the Grand
| * n. II Were present and discussed the
sta riCr. claiming they not expect any
! further descr,i7n from the ranks at
present
Fire leo ut. Saturday. at Jeffer-
sonVllle, ~ ., and i'll a short time had
vired o. ,hc entire business section of
OF the village. The local fire department
WIS helpless and aid was summoned
f"o,r Springfield, London and Wash
inEtnn Court House. Telephone and tel
eErnph Offices are SUSPENDED and all
cOmmurica ton was by way of courier
from Miilcdgevillc The loss is estimat-
"a $1,000.
Ja.acs a. Gerry Watson. the we'll
hEOwn politician of Ward IS. Boston.
Saturday. brought suit against James
/. Iinilty. 4 former district foreman
in the pawn DIVISION. to recover
$4,000 damages for alleged SANDER
ana conspiracy, based on statements
made by Trinity concerning Watson's
nlt in MI; removal. It is also alleged
that rs a result at all open-air rally,
last Monday night
:. NJ. Ferris of Medora. n. D. has re-
cciyed Il persona. letter from President
Roosevelt stating that he has been ap-
i,ui, tei register of the Dickinson land
Office AR. Ferris and his brother,
Joseph Ferris. We're the first men Pres
ldrnt Roo. Welt became acquainted
With in Mcdora, on his first hunting
trap IT, the Band Lands, % years ago
this month. when lie President killed
his first buffalo
john Il. Mott of New York. deliver
Cd thu ADDRESS, Sunday night, at tn.
fin-l session of the conference OF the
Railroad y. NJ. G. A. which has been
III session ut Detroit. Mich, for four
Gays. Frcd r. Smi... Of New York
I'd dressed coco me-. al q mass meet
ing, Sunday afternoon. 1t was an
rnunrrd that TIC total registered at
tend zee of delegates during the con-
ference was 1888.
L. u. McCarreil, Denocr" nc leader Of
Brooklyn. paid the top r"ice. 81, 900, for
Bilir Athol, 2-y"ar-old by Ben
stTome-Iioseleaf. at ne sale of horses
in training from the stables of James
r. Kcenr and tie entire stable of Will
ialn Scheftel. held in the paddock at
BIi1 on Beach. l.. l.. Saturday. MIR.
Mccarren's purchase Is a full brother
t. Roeaben and is = stake winner. c.
and G. 3. Hill bought Sinister for $500.
A young Armenian woman was muir
dsred at Brantfoid. Ont, Saturday, by
her father. who turned and shot him
self after wards. The woman arrived,
Friday night, from Hamilton and was
married. TIE fathts arrived. Satur-
DAY morning. met the couple on the
street, fired al the girl. fatally wound
ing her, fired at her husband, but miss
ed hin, and then shot himself Neither
can recover. 1t is supposed the father
opposed the wedding.
Charles King was hanged, Saturday,
at Edmonton. Alberta. for the murder.
last September, at Lesser Slave Lake,
of Edward Haywood, a young prospec-
tor, who came 20 western Canada. from
North Mundham, Sussex county. Eng
land. The remains of the murdered
man were burned in a camp fire by the
murderer, but by the aid Of Indians.
the mounted police traced the crime to
King. Kings last words were: God
knows I'm Innocent
The business men of Newport. r. T..
We're startled. Saturday night. when
they learned of the activity to divide
the city. The movement was started
some time ago by cottagers because
they were assessed on personal prop
ertv without beirg notified. II Is re-
ported that a fund of $4,000 has been
raised with which it is said the Rhode
Island Legislature can easily De con-
WINGED That it will do well to take ia
yorable ASTON on the petition.