Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-19
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

principal of the Concord, Mass, High
school for 20 years and superintendent of
| SCHOOLS f"r greater part Of that time
died suddenly late saturday of heart dis
ease.
Fr. John Hanichcrr. grand Glmrner Of
| the army ara tho feet. and special con-
| fesSor of the tZar and Cz'rnn. who has
| served three F,mpcr"rs. has retired He
| is ~ years old and lately his health has
| not been good.
The big Alien Liner Blva!ian. which
ran ashore on WYE rocks 1Car Crosse
, Isle. Quebec. On Nov. of last year.
| has been floa.ci and will probably ne
| taken to Halifax for repairs. The Ba-
vaIian was built in 1899. IL 80 feet long
and registers 1896 tons.
| Charles Smith 2f. unmarried, shot him
seq Saturday In n carriage shed behind
t." hnrc cf hi: father O.. p. Smith. IN
! Frun'itN street. Amherst, N. H. He left
= "":" 81! il; ;hat lac was tired of the
, t"r:n AMI W - going to leave. No cause
| is assigned fer the deed The body was
! viw"ded by Mcd5al Examiner Greeley.
! The steamer Custodian with 21.G5o bales
| uf cotton arrived at the mouth of the
mississippi river Saturday with her cargo
! oi. fire in held No. ;. The captain wired
| to New Orleans that the fire has been
| h;,:n:ng two days. hut that he has it un :
der control with steam. The Custodian
LETT New Orleans Nov. IA for Liverpool.
Six negro soldiers who were brought
| to Fort Sam Houston at San Antonio,
| Tex. from Brownsville subsequent to
| the disturbances caused by members of
i the 25th Infantry. We're discharged
without honor Friday. They had been
confined at the post since Aug. %. Their
| discharge is in pursuance to orders is
sued 10y President Roosevelt disbandins
the battalion of which the riotous ne
groc.i were members.
| The North Berwick Agricultural As
| ISOLATION at it's annual meeting Satur-
| day elected these officers: President. r.
| n. Hurd; vice president. c. II. West;
| treasurer. James A. Hussey; secretary.
| Charles NJ. Boyle; auditor, Charles
| Novel;; cXccutiv" committee. James a.
| Huss"y, Charles NJ. Boyle and Charles
| Novel;.
| w. Moore. Unionist, for member Of
| The British Parliament for North An
/
resent North Armagh in Parliament by
a ma ority of 1896 over Mr.. Crawford
| indepcnGent Orangcman. Mr.. Moore
| succeeds the late Col. Edward James
| Saundcrson (anti-homc rllcr), who died
oct. Il.
| The iron bark Reform Capt. Spears
owned lv VIM. l.. Levitt Of Yarmouth
\. =. went ashore on Friday afternoon
| on the island Of Rarbuda 20 miles
north Of Antigua. The vessel is in bal
| last. bound from Rio Janciro to St
| Martins. British West Indies to load
salt for Boston.
| Although pool selling was barred at
the Rochester. n. II. fair this year, the
association did not lose money, as was
feared would be the case A dividend
of SO a share has just been declared.
These directors were chosen: George e
| Wallace, Charles Blaz" II. Dc Witt
! Burnhan, Albert II. Linscott. Louis L.
| Gilman.
| Steam locomotives will be prohibited On
| trance to the District of Columbia on tie
completion of the new union station in
| Washington The commissioners of the
! District of Columbia Saturday took final,
action in an order prohibiting the use of
| anything but electric locomotives in draw
ing trains into the new union station.
| The list of dead in the fire at the ho-
te Goldlicld, New. Saturday has mar
| rowcd to two. Dismcmberod bodies
| were found in the debris which made
| it appear that this were many dead
| The known dead are a. II. Heber of
| Los Angeles and Judge j. NJ. Ellis of
| Denver. Many were injured by jumping
from the second and third stories.
! A statement made at the Offices of the
| New York, New Haven & Hartford Rail-
road Saturday at New Haven WAS to tho
| effect that Il change has been made in the
| policy of ranking one vice president OF
! the company ahead of ;iroth"r. The terms
| first. second. third and fourth have been
| dropped ard TN" VIC" presidents are sim
| ply called such without distinctive rank
| There is every indication now that
| The grain shipments from Portland dur
| ing the steamship season will be heavy.
| The allotmcnts will be-, as far as has
| been ascCrtaincd. 1000. 900 bushels of
| Ontario and between 100000 and 1000 =
Geo bushels Of Lake port wheat. The
| amount on hand ut this time is not
| much more than 500. 900 bushels.
| Relative to the letter Of Perry Bel
| mont to Chairman William J. Corners
| of the Democratic state committee in
| which he insists upon recognition as q
| member of the state committee. Chair
man Corners sail Saturday at Buffalo
| \. Y, that as he understood the situa-
| ton, Mir. Belmont was not elected a
| member Of the state committee during
| the nvontion held in Buffalo. He said
Edward G. Bailey. Jr.. received five
votes, a majority of those cast
| The British foreign Office has not
| been advised of the arrest of the New
| fnundlandcrS who were at work putting
| herring on board the American achoon-
er Ralph Hail al Lay of Islands Nov.
| Is. i Is believed that it il simply a test
| case which will be carried to the Privy
| Council. with the view of deciding def
niteiy whether the imperial government
| mas the power to override acts of the
| colonial government by international
! treaty.
| y large automobile conveying tic men,