Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-27
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

William Marconi and his bride Arc
passengers on the Cunard Liner Cam.
pania, which sailed from Liyernool
port, Saturday. for New York.
According to a report circulated in
Nashua, n. H., there has been one death
there by spotted fever and there in said
to be another we'll defined case in the
city.
Mrs. John c. Rickert died at her
home in Bennington, VT. Saturday. af-
ter an illness of two weeks Death was
caused by pneumonia. She was So
years of age.
Alonzo r. Carey. for 25 years a ply
sician of Ashland, n. H., is dead at his
home on Winter street, aged 81. Death
was caused by paralysis. He leaves a
wife and one daughter.
Rev. Henry Washburn of Worcester.
Mass, has been appointed professor of
ecclesiastical history at the Phiadel-
phia Divinity school. Rev. Mr.. WASH
burn is rector of st. Marks Episcopal
church.
In the Maiden court. Friday, Jacob A.
Munroe was held in contempt by Judge
Bruce in not complying with decree
to pay 81 week on a bill for rent and
was sentenced to 10 days in the house
of correction.
Exclusive of three colored messen-
gers, two ladies' maids and disburs-
ing officer, there will be 40 people in
Sec. Taft's party. which will sail from
San Francisco for the Philippines on
the Manchuria, on July l.
Maj. Charles Lyle Mason of Concord,
N. H., one of the youngest, best posted
and most popular officers of the New
Hampshire National Guard, has been
appointed, and will. this week. be CON-
missioned, lieutenant colonel of the I'd
Regt.
Prof. Edward S. Wood of the Har-
ward Medical School, the famous ex-
pert in the analysis of blood and blood
stains. is at Corey Hill hospital. Brook
line. suffering from a severe abdominal
affectation. He is under the care Of DR..
Maurice II. and DR.. William L. Rich
ardson.
The seasons tide of emigration full.
ly set in. Saturday. when the White
Star Line steamer Celtic took 1910 Irish
from the port of Queenstown for Amer
lea. Reports from the interior lead to
the conclusion that emigration from
Ireland this year. will exceed the rec.
ord for several years past.
Rev. Henry i. Slack. pastor of the
Congregational church in Bethel. Ct.
for % years. died. this afternoon OF
heart trouble. He was a Dartmouth
alImnus. and daughter, Miss Evira-
is member of the Wellesley College
faculty. Mr.. Slack was in his 51th year.
A wife and four children survive MN.
When Sheriff w. M. Gillette tried to
serve a subpoena on Miss Ruby a.
Morse Of Prospect, Ct, well known
school teacher, to compel her 10 az.
pear as a witness in a suit being urea
in Waterbury on Thursday, the young
lady pelted him with sofa pillows IN an
effort to drive him from her mouse.
The directors of the Springheld
Street Railway tow no action, Satur-
day. in regard to the Consolidated ran
road At the close of the meeting !.
was stated that another session wou,"
be held. Monday. at which time the u
rectors will decide upon what PROPOSE
ton they will consider from the Coh-
solidated railroad. which. 1t Is uhoe'
stood. has offered $225 per share for tne
street RAILWAYS stock. This offer, WIN
certain stipulations. tits anders'ou'
will he recommended to the stockhou
ers for acceptance. hi2