Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-27
NEWS NUGGETS.


was admitted to bail Monday in the
amount of $4,000.
Maddened by the belief that her hus-
bands affections had been stolen from
her by Mrs. Sallie Brown, Mrs. Annie
Maitn Monday at Baltimore shot and
killed Mrs. Brown. Two bullets from a
revolvCr entered the W0man's head.
The shooting occurred in Mrs. Browns
home in the presence Of Mr.. Maith.
Mrs. Maith gave herself up Immediate
Iy to the police.
An official welcome of the city Gary
as - municipality Of Indiana was de-
| livered by Gov. J. Frank Hanly at a
banruet at Gary, Ind, Monday right.
| The new city, which is months ago
| consisted CT sand dunes and scrub oaks
but now contains some 1900 people,
has as it's guests members Of Con-
| gress, the judiciary. the legislature
| and numerous officers of railroads and
the United States Steel Corporation.
| r. M. Bombolier, acting chancellor
of the Cuban legation at Washington,
| vas found Monday night in his apart
| ments with the gas turned on. he
was removed to a hospital where his
| condition was said to be serious. He
left two notes one of which was ad-
dressed to the public and reading:
| "Good-bye everybody. l am going to
leave this world because l have not the
courage to endure it,
A Lisbon dispatch says that the
| situation there remains unchanged.
The political centers are inactive,
4 l. 49, 6al n
of ex-Preniier Castro and Senior
| Vithana on the attitude adopted by
the government. Much intriguing is
going on, however and it is reported
that there is considerable division
among those who oppose the monarch.
One of the alternatives to the forma-
ton of Il republic it is \ suggested,
would be the abdcation of King
Carlos
James ]. Graham. assistant cashier
of the marlborough Bank In Wall
street New York City, was arrested
Monday. charged with the forgery of
check for $4,000. James w. Daily. pay
ing teller of the bank and Alfred Bur-
rows. a depositor were also arrested on
a charge of completely in the forgery.
One man was killed. several were in
iured and traffic on the upper end of the
iLenox avenue branch of the New York
, subway was blocked Monday as result
of a collision between two eiGht-car
TRAINS. The dead man was Joseph Meyers,
: motorman on the second train. The in
jured, none Of whom is seriously hurt.
were passengers.
Il Rev. Sillimar Blagden, who has MADE
his home at Hotel Brunswick. Boston. for
| many years, was found dead there IN
his room late Monday. He was born t.
wears ago. He took up evangelistic
work throughout New England and Cam
ada but never had settled church. VI
late years he had written much on re-
forms for newspapers and magazines.
The Grand Trunk telegraphers have
named S. d. ]. O'Donnoglme of Toronto
/ as their representative on the board OF
Cancellation and investigation in the dis
pute with the company in respect tf
wages and hours of labor 1t is probable
that the company's representative on thu
board will be Wallace Nesbit, X. c.. AND
:, the chairman Prof r. NJ Short .of King
ston.
After setting fire to the Palma hote
I | at Alamosa, Col, Monday and attempt
4 L ing to commit suicide, Lalilie Rodriguez
/: la government forest reserve agent from
> Esranola. N. NJ. stabbed c. r. Ander
son of Saltwater. Mich. to. death. seri
ously stabbed and assaulted four othe
men and finally attempted to kill Cit!
Marshal John Baumasher. who was try
4 ing to arrest him. The marshal then sho
and killed Rodriguez. 1t is believed tina
he was insane.
n Major George F. Barstow. Unite
States Army retired, died at his home
80 Brimmer street, Boston, early Mon
I, day. He was born in Massachusetts
r 1928.
Frank T. Fitzgerald, surrogate
y New York county. died Thursday {
$ New York from complication resultin
o from internal injuries received in
}. accident at Quebec five years ag
= when he was knocked down by trolle
It lear.
n President Gompers. the eXecuti'
i. council and many others of the Amer
= can Federation of Labor which col
e cludcd it's seventh annual conventit
tat NOf1OlK, w., osttuTudy IiSHts iS
MONDAY for Washington. where II
next meeting of the executive coune
Twill be held Jan. 20.
Edward F. Smith. who has mar
aliases, was Monday sentenced to tv
years in the house of correction in tt
superior criminal court at Boston {
the charge of swindling Boston bus
ness men in 1904 to. the eXent Of son
$1,000. Smith. represented himself as
representative of The Associated Pre-
> and solicited articles for publicatio
r. Among his victims We're said to be
r d. Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegi
al The Mutual Life Insurance Co
y stock IN the Illinois Central Railroa
was freed from the operation Of II