Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09
Two Children Burned to
Death In Buffalo.
President Makes Appointments
For Oklahoma.
4 Summary Of the Days Events In
This and Other Countries.

Charles -. Henry. IS years old, y re-
tied mine owner of Los Angeles Cal.
was run down by ii horse attached to Il
cab on state street. Chicago. Thursday
and died two hours later. He had re-
gently come to Chicago from F'ifchburC.
Mass. where he had been visiting a
brother.
Mary and John Balukinis. aged and!
> vars. were burned to death and ~
foreigners made homeless by II fire AZ
the shaft If the Buffalo d Sus,uchan-
na Coal Co, at Dubois. Pa. Thursday
night. The origin of the fire WAS sup
posed t" have been an "v"rhcated
stove The house was occupied by a
number of families.
George Hamilton Phelps an tttor-
n"y of Findlay, o.. who prepared much
of the evidence in the case against the
Standard oil Co. created 4 sensation
in the supreme court at Columbus. D..
when his mind suddenly gave way r.,
WAS arguing the case of the Anity oil
Co. against l.. V. Wyssrod and others.
He was later taken to Findlay 1t is
sad that Mr. Phelps condition is dtl.,
to oVerWOrk.
The Mrs. Marshall Field rose valued
mt 100000. Thursday was awarded FIRST
rria" ut the ros" exhibit at the ti"wcr
show in progress Ut Chicago. under
tn" auspices Of tn" Chicago H"rticul-
turHl Society. Its closest rival for tho
honor WAS the Mtg Potter Palmer rose.
Both ar" products of Chicago growers
Others which received honorable mcu-
tion Wer" the Alice Rou%"ynlt blossom.
entered Ivy a Denver florist aud thu
Miss Kh"a Reid rose from Richmond,
Ind
tn" fast "aStbound passenger train
oh Che La, kaWanna which left buffalo.
y. Y. at Ito +. NJ. Tuesday. plou.h"tl
,::to freight wreck near Fargo early
Wednesday morning. Tho passenger
engine. baggage and mail ears We're
wrecked. Engineer William F. Ham
m"nd at EI,nra WAS buried under the
engine and killed. Fireman H. r.
rCmpk'ns was badly injured Several
train hands We're slightly hurt Non"
at the passengers were seriously in
Jured the railroad officials say
Al a meeting Of the Southern Hard
Yarn SrinnerS Association in Ch1r-
'''N' ~ I 81, htIt S'ltN an agreement
was adopted looking to the ,urtail-
mcnt Of production ut least unc-third
curing the period beginning Nov. II.
and ending Jan. |. 1905 Manufacture
crS representing in the aggregate 40.
Wo SpindleS were present and unani-
mouSly subscribed Ia the agreement
The condition of the cotton market and
financial situation was given as tn,
reasons for the CurtailmeEt Another
meeting WAS called for Thursday. Nov
IL. at which the mills not represented
today are expected to subscribe to tn,
agreement
FoStaSter General George l.. M"yc
was the guest of honor Thursday nigh
at the banquet of the Industrial Clul
"f Chicago. His addr, IS was tn
principal speech of the evening.
Rafael" Cascone. an Italian in whom
Harry Thaw has taken a kindly inter
est during their association in tn
TombS. was Thursday found not guilt
i'm his second trial for the killing of
brother countrynan in June 1903, Cas-
cone was convicted on his first trial an
spent = months in the death house a
Sing Sing. AS there is another indict
ment against him Tor killing Il Secon
Italian. he was remanded 10 tho Tomb:
The 9th annual meeting Of the Ma
tional Civil Service Reform League be
! gan ct Buffalo. \. y. Thursday an
many persons prominently iIent;iie