Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-11
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

| The Right Hon. Sir Daniel Dixon,
| member Parliament for North Belfast,
| Ire. is dead. He was 60 years old.
| The state " iucatioral establishment
| at tonstaEti"or!,. which was known
| as the Lyccc Imperial De Galata-
| Scraia was destroyed by fire Sunday.
The visit at Lisbon Of Frederick Angus
! tus, King of SaXony, is understood to be
| in correction with negotiations looking
| t. thu marriage of the crown prince OF
| Portugal the dixie of Braganza, with
| Il princess OF SaXony
| Richard Kennedy, Jr, 20 years old of
| Scion, Ohio, struck his father with a
| baseball bat killing him instantly. His
| father and mother We're quarreling and
! the son came to his mothers rescue
| The boy surrendered to the police
| j. r. Haviland, of No. 90 Broad, New
| York. who says he is specialist. WDs
/ arrested Sunday at Scranton. Pa. on
q charge Of enlightenment. He is ac-
| cused of cmbezzling $4,000 entrusted to
| him by Scranton people for investment.
| Two tiny boys and a timer girl were
| born to Mr.. and Mrs John Kubin in Dud-
| ley Mass, Friday. All three are We'll
| formed and perfectly healthy. There ar.
! already seven children in the family. but
| Mr.. Rubin is rejoicing. He believes in
| large families, he says.
| The total tentative assessment of per-
sonal property in Greater New York for
1907, as given out Saturday by President
| Iurdy of the department of takes and
assessments. is s.. 120. 4Os5 -3 a decrease oc
S33I,Sil, 500 from the tentative assess
men's of personal property for 1906.
| Thomas Shin Thow. a ull-blooded
| Chinese, and Agnes FullWood a hand
| some young woman Of Atlanta, Ga,
| eloped Friday from Englewood in an
automobile to Crown Point Ind. where
| they secured license, and the couple
| went to hammond and We're married
| United states Senator j. w. Bailey
| of Texas. who owns several farms in
| the Blue Grass region Of Kentucky. an
| nounced Friday that he will sell the
| famous Shelby farm of 10 acres; at
| public auction on March 80. Recently
| the senator sold the Freeman farm of
| ABOUT 80 acres, receiving 5000 an acre
| The machinery and stock of material
| rmShed and unfinished. Of the a. ]. Cook
| whip 90. and the box factory Of w IT,
| Ensign, both located in a three-story
| brick building at Westfield Mass, were
heavily damaged by fire Saturday night
The loss is estimated at $1,000. of which
10000 is sustained by, the whip CON-
pany.
Hiah Sheriff Hunter G. White SATURDAY.
at Providence published his answer t. til,
| open letter sent him Friday by Governor
| higgins demanding that he take STEPS 10
Gust Boss Brayton from tho sherjff's
Office In the State House. General White
| characterizcs the governors action as
| political play" and says that he will
I pay no attention TO the demands
The California Flyer, No :, on the
| Southern Pacific road. was at II 4. NJ
| FRIDAY prevented by the state authorities
| at houston, Tex, fro mcontinuing its
| Journey westward. This was done in ac-
| cordancc with recently passed law IN
| DER which The state of Texas claims tho
| right TO order the diScontnuancc of AN;
| tram that IS more than 50 minutes late.
| Letters asserted to have been written
| III heaven. and by God himself. and
| which are treasured as a charm against
| everything evil. are peddlrd daily in
| the rural districts Of York. Lebanon
/ where
| the Pennsylvania Dutch arc numerical
| ~ strong. They are framed and hang
| on the walls, and are guarded with
| jealous care
| replying Saturday TO Il scns;i tional in
| terpeiIsition in The Japanese House ar
| Representatives. at Toxic. i'll which tn
| japanese were represented as suffering
| hun'iliation at the hands Of Americans
| Foreign Minister HayaShl emphasized
| Tie Importance of approaching the u,,es-
ton OF Japan's relation with Americ.
calmly and in a peaceful spirit. as ey
element would only tend to increase IT,.
dificultics and injurc the traditional
friendly relations of both nations. H.
also pointed out the indisnutable rood
VIII OF President Roosevelt and his gov
eInnlent toward Japan.
quaker City Limited train No. 46. on
the Pennsylvania Road which left
flttsburg for Philadelphia at $50 p
W. saturday was wrecked shortly after
= O'Clock. near CrcSson. Penn. 100
| miles east. All the Passengers rcceiv-
er severe shaking up. but none wore
seriously hurt. The train was runninr
~ miles an hour when the front trucks
on me third car were derailcd The
engineer succeeded in stopping before
the rest of the train left the tracks.
ne track and roadbed We're torn up
lor a considerable distance. and the
passengers were thrown about the cars
ne traln, except the wrecked car con-
tinued to Philadelphia.
In an editorial article the Landau ~
bunc Saturday welcomed with epth,Is-
lasm a statement from its Washington
correspondent that a scheme & beir,,
niootei for the naturalization of tho phil
lppine Islands. The paper SAWS thfs nous
would be welcomed in all parts OF tho
"oFid as giving promise of the remova,
OF possible cause for future trouble ~
the United States and the other n.+;o,,.
with vital interests in the Far East |
Ihese are days of vast pacific changes. ,,
the paper says. ''as, for instance. the sen
aration Of Norway and Sweden. and Il L |
only what we should hope and exnect