Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-14
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

At Tchairly. near M1naStir, Turkish
troops Sunday destroyed a bulgarian band
consisting of eight men, killing six and
capturing two, both of whom Were Sc
verely wounded. The Turks lost Two men
killed and several wounded.
Richard DOMAIN, n midget well known in
theatrical circles was accidentally as
phyAiated by Illuminating gas at Atlantis
City. n. J., Sunday. Donan. who vas z
years old and a trific over three feet tall,
was one of the original LiiputianS.
Crown Prince Luis Philippe of Portugal
was thrown from his horse while riding
in the palace grounds Saturday and suf
fcred severe Commissions. The prince was
rendered unconscious but later recovered
and is now considered in no danger.
The body of Francis X De Lone, the
young cluhman Of Philadelphia, whose
rideress horse was found in Tairmon-
park on Wednesday, was recovered Sun
day in the Schuylkll river near 4 bridge.
1t is believed that his mount became I'm
manageable and that De Lone was
thrown over the guard rail.
Harry X. Thaw. who is awaiting trial
at New York for the murder Of Stanford
White seems to have recovered from the
indisposition which was reported Sltur-
day. Dr.. Frank Mcclure, the Tomhs
physician, decided that the patient did
not need any further treatment. Thaw
attended the usual Sunday services.
A mortgage for S3,5Oo.OO0. given by the
Pabst Brewing Co. of milwaukee, to the
Wisconsin Trust Co. and Wlilct NJ.
Spooncr. trustee, WAS filed Saturday at
Youngstown, OHIO. The mortgage covers
the properties of the company in 10 states.
and is to buy up the stock % persons
holding less than onc-third Of the capital
ization.
The so-cailcl bridge trust won a victory.
in the sixth district court ut Sandusky,
o., Saturday. The judgment Of the court
Of common pleas. finding Henry IIughe;
as agent and seven other individuals and
concerns. guilty of forming illegal COM
binatons for restraint OF trade contrary
to the provisions of the Valentine law,
was reversed.
Tho plan Of DR.. Shemaryahu Levin. tho
Russian Hebrew member of the Russian
| Douma for the re-cstablishmcnt of the
| HEBREW nation III 1aleStlle, was clllnuS-
| iastically received at n reception in DR..
| I.ewins honor at the fremont theatre in
| Boston Sunday night. More than 800
| representatives Of the Hebrew race
| crowded the theatre and frequently cheer
| ed the speaker.
The grucsomc relic OF n tragedy was
| found Sunday in scow in East river At
| Now York in the form OF the headlos5
| and armlcss body of man. TIE dis
| membercd body had been brought mp by
| Il dredgc and carried out to SEA in the
| mud SCOW, whore it was discovered and
| brought back. 1t was taken to the
| mOrgue and the coroner is investigating
the murder theory.
| Mrs. Charles TT. Ward Of Lowell will
enter divorce proceedings in the Dedham
court against her dead husband, Henry
c. BelI. Mrs. Ward is tho woman who
was charged with polygamy in the police
court last week and was found not guilty
because the charge had not been made
| within six years after her marriage 10
| Charles II. Ward. and because her first
husband, II. G. Eell. had caused her to
believe by letters that he was dead.
| Something approaching a family con-
ference relative to the affairs Of the Duke
and Duchess of Marlborough fwho was
IConsucla NanderbilO was held at Sundcr-
land house London. Saturday This meet
ing undoubtedly concerns the differences
of the Marlboroughs. which appear to be
| approaching an announcement of sep
aration. When inquiry was made at Sun
derland house Saturday night answer was
given that the situation had Undergone
no change
| tn" Hon. u. l.. Wilmington Of Honolu-
III. 5 l.. was in Newburyport. Mass. last
week IN flying trip 70 see his parents.
Nj. Wilmington left his home in the Pa
clhc the day after Christmas and arrived
IN Washington after a journey of 1000
mics early last week. To his dismay he
found that the cases which he had ex-
pectcd to argue before the United States
supreme court had been postponed for Il
lew months. and after days trip to his
former home started westward and will
reacn Honolulu the latter part of the
month. He will be obliged to again make
tEc trip in the spring, to which time the
, cases have been postponed. During his
stay III Washington Mr.. Wilmington met
MS brother, Lothrop Wilmington whom
: hc then saw for the second time in a
score of years.