Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Prince William Of Schaunburg-
Lippe died Wednesday at his castle at
Nachod, Bohemia. His daughter-in
law, Princess Louise. a daughter of the
King Of Denmark died five hours lat
er OF meningitis ut the same castle.
Larry Rogers, who recently told
District Attorney jerome the false
story about a plot to assassinate Rev.
Charles H. Parkhurst, the clergyman
and reform leader, was Wednesday
sentenced to seven years ana six
months Imprisonment in Sing Sing.
\ royal decree was published
v edlnesday at Buda Pest formally
calling out the supplementary reserves
Of the 10i contingent Of the HonVed
troops. The extraordinary measure is
nccessitatcd by the failure of the Hun
garian Parliament to pass the recruit
ing bill.
The United Stock Co, a small brok
erage concern at Boston with no stock
exchange connections, assigned
Wednesday to A. b. NeWhall. The
company was conducted by F.. W.
Blanchard and had An Office at 60
State street. The suspension is held
unimportant.
Coy. General Kanlbars in an inter
View Wrdnc Sday al Odessa. declared
thai hc could answer tor no anti-JeW-
iSh diSoricrs occurring 1T Easter but
! ~ added tnat he WYud not guarantee
t" maintain order beyond that time,
| n, everything would depend upon the
results Of the elections.
According I" III, reports Of the sup
RENE officers of tn" United order of
Pilgrim Fathers. presented at the @lth
annual session at Boston Wednesday,
the past year has been Il successful
ptriud in the history of the order,
which has made a net gain i'll mem
berShip f"r the first time since 1901.
Receipts of the Russian governments
last year and the first month Of the cur
rent year were satisfactory. notwith-
standing the untavorable conditions Of af
fairs prevailing throughout that period.
According To figures published Wednesday
tn" receipts for lMl exceeded those of
1924 10y $3ooo,0t0. ana til" Receipts of Jan
nary. l%G, show an increase of I,e0oU COZ
as compared with January, l95j
Miss Ethel barrymore. the actress,
became suddenly i'll Wednesday in
Boston, and her physicians diagnosed
her ease as one of appendicitis. She
will be operated upon Thursday. Miss
| Barrymore has been playing this week
at the Hollis street theatre taking the
leading part in Alice sat by the Fire"
Miss Barrymore's season has been
closed and her company will 60 to
New York.
After Waging a fight against the
Firemen'a Union for more than year.
the United Fruit co. announced
Wednesday at Boston that ii had
signcu a contract whereby only union
men would act as fremen on the COM
pany's steamers. The origin of the dis
agreement was the refusal of the com
pany to permit the union secretary to
visit the docks. The new agreement
contains Il clause permitting such Wis
its when fircmen sign for triTs.
The New York Senate Wednesday
passed the Smith bill amending the in
surance law, regulating and taxing
mutual fire insurance companies ana
| To prohibit the inSuring Of property
| located in this state in unauthorized
companies. The bill is aimed against
the so-called New England Mutuals,
organized under the Massachusetts
and Rhode Island laws. The proceeds
Of the taxation go to the volunteer
| tiremen of the state. The bill has been
lost at four or five previous sessions.
Because a settlement made out of
court the suits for 100000 of Mrs.
| Mary Maud Wallace Calvin, wife Of
Joseph A. Calvin of Boston and Mrs.
| Eta Wallace Pratt Of Clinton, Conn,
against George F. Wallace OF Roches
ter. n. Ia. which went on trial before
Judge Dodge in the United States cir
cult court at Boston Tuesday have
been discontinued. The parties agreed
not 10 make public the terms of the
settlement At a previous trial of the
case. the jury disagreed.
| Mr.. William Pattison, who was ap-
| pointed chief constable of Scarborough.
! England in 1865. and whose death is