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

one. however. was seriously hurt, SEN
ori.a Herrera Her injuries We're not
fatal. Five thousand persons witnessed
the exciting contest.
Peter II. Perry Of ISL Milbury street.
Worcester. refused Friday night To pay
his fare on a Consolidated street car
unless he was given a seat. He gay"
his name and address and said he
wanted q test case made. He vas fin
cd So in court Saturday. Judge Utley
made no comment, Perry paid, satisfied
that lie tested the law.
R.cnard Kcmpthornc captured a bur
alar i'll his house Il few miles west of
Tyron, NCb., late Friday night. ana
this morning he discovered that tnr
burglar WAS his own son. Benjamin.
who disappeared mysteTously from His
home % years ago. and whom the ia
Their had mourncd for dead. He is evil
IDENTIFY a moral wreck. but the father
Will try 70 reform him and keep him at
home.
Santiago We've who is attending Cor
nell University, ana Miss Nina Tichnor,
- years Old. We're married on street
tor of the Waverly Methodist Episcopal
church. An elopement was planned into
Pennsylvania. but it was found that a
wedding could not be performed there
without a license 50 New York state
minister was induced to accompany the
couple on a street car. The ceremony
was begun in New York state and end
ed in Pennsylvania
Tho California Senate Friday night
unanimously passed two bills bearing
on the japanese question. One bill linn
its the age Of ad;nittanoe of all chill
dren when first entering the primary
schools to 10 years, with the consent Of
SuperintendcntS of schools. boards Of
education and boards of trustees. who
may grant older children the privilege
OF entering Primary grades for the first
time. The other bill provides for the
expression of the will and sentiment Of
the voters of California at the next
election on the question Of Asiatic i'm
miSra ton. A place is provided on the
ballot where voters can vote for or
against "Asiatic immigration"
Tie case Of the recent wholesale
smuggling Of Cinnamon from New
FOundland into Providence by The
yacht Frolic. was revived Saturday hv
the surrender Of Goodman Phillips an.
o. the alleged principals in the case. III
! the United States marshars office III
the Federal building. Phillips' coming
was not unexpected in fact. it was pre-
arranged 50 that he might hc pre-
pared to furnish hail on the charges Or
having been engaged in i conspiracy 10
3muggle into the country the China
men brought into Providence. Phillins
was accompanied by two women. one
| Of whom was his wife. Minnie Phillips.
| VINO gave her residence as 80 Copeland
street. RoXbllry. and who without much
formalitv gave bonds of $4,000 for Phil
lips appearance at the next term ar
the district court
The grand jury reported e. indict-
ments and Is no-bills when it reported
to Judge Brown Of the superior crimi-
nal court at Boston Saturday The most
important Indictment is that against
Louis Tennis, who is indicted for muir
der. Tennis killed his 3-year-oId son and
attempted to kill his wife a few weeks
ago. Augustus H. Barnard. a broker
with an Office on State.strct, Boston. is
~ = 60 IT., 'iiH- - - dilpSeu
that he sold worthless railroad stock to
q Taunton womaIi.' Or. William "A. Will
son. who mas had trouble Of late with
Captain KimbrT Of the Hanover street
station. is also indicted for larceny Of
the no-blls the most prominent is the
case of Charles H. Bickford. who was
charged with manslaughter. II was al
legged that he was the cause Of a wo-
mans death at AS Prospect street The
action Of the grand jury exonorates
Bickford.