Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-24

10 granting 4 decree. Both parties de-
cincd to resume conjugal relations Tho
former archdule declared he was tire
and other fads of his wife. The case.
course.
Niago MardOne. a prosperous Italian
merchant, was found probably fatally
wounded in his apartment in Brooklyn
Tuesday. Last week Mardone received
four Black Hand letters threatening his
life unless III, paid The blackmailrrs $1GOl
Early Tuesday h" was nwakaned to find
two mon in his room. Wl"n he attempt
ed to arise they shot him. innicttng a
dangerous bullet wound i'm the lungs
from which he mag not recover The as.
sailants escaped.
Swept over the fails four mon We're
drowned Tuesday III cape Fear river at
Buckh"rn Falls, Chatham county. -
miles from Raleigh. y. {. Tie mcn
Were coming DOWN tiic river in a
naIhlhl laUa,h vhirn Mas caught i'll
tin current ANN carried over the FANS.
Tho bodies have not Mt been rrcuv-
cred. Th"ssnu WIS to have been mar
ii'd az Raleigh Sunday and his liancrc.
Miss Tnt Ina Iiul%rcn. YVES to have
lcft st. Iaul Tuesday 10 Join him i'll
Raleigh.
During the past month III orchestra
has played :nr the Yale men ut tn.
evening meal at the Yale dining hall,
and 50 enthusiastic have the students
become that they have broken hundreds
Of dollars worth of furniture ana glass
ware in showing their approval Of the
efforts Of the musicians The dining
hall management has finally taken the
matter up with the college faculty and
each student has received a notice to
hereafter continc their applause to
hardclarping ana yelling.
Charles G. King, president OF the First
National Bank Of Scotland. South Da-
kota was arrested Tuesday at Chicago.
He was recently indicted in South Dakota
On charges Of having misapplcd the
funds Of the baal; ami Of having issued
certificates Of deposit in his own favor
amounting to $i500l. King was taken
to the Office of United States Commits
sioner Foot". where he was shown copies
Of two indictments against him. lie as
serted that there had never been any
thing wrong in any Of his dealings with
the bank.
After Il terrific passage from St. Mar
garet's Bay, y. S. to English Harbor.
Fortune bay. New Foundaand. the 35-ton
schooner George d. Day, for whcse safe
ty grave fears had been expressed, has
arrived safely at her destination. but her
owner, Capt John S. Hackett. was swept
overheard and drowned. While crossing
the gulf the little vessel was battered by
seas ana Capt Hackett
who was at the wheel, was carried away
by a giant coErbcr. The vessel was
brought to port by Capt Dicks. who was
at tine wheel for 81 hours without relief.
the other two men aboard refusing TO
leave the forecastle
A gift Of 100000 for the establish
ncnt Of a fund for rudimentary schools
for Southern negroes was announced
Tuesday at Philadelphia The doner Is
Miss Anna T. Jeans. a Quakeress Of that
city. Booker T. Washington. head OF
Tuskegee institute, and Hollis Burke
Frisscll, president of the Hampton Nor
NAL and Industrial Institute are named
as trustees of the furd. but neither of
he institutions they represent will share
In the gift. The income is to be used for
the sole purpose Of assisting in the
Southern United States community,
and rural schools for the great
class of negroes 10 whom the small rural
and community schools are alone avail
able"