Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-11
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

bGTSliTS DEW open the Sale Ill lle
shoe store OF Harry D. Barrow at New
London, CT, early Monday and got
away with $500. the entire receipts of
Saturdays sales.
Eight alleged postotfice robbers. COM
monty called "yeggmen." were indicted
by the United States grand jury and ar
raigned Monday before Judge Dodge i'll
the United States district court at Bos-
ton. They all pleaded not guilty and will
be placed on trial within a few weeks
Dnizulu, the Zulu King. has sur
rendered 10 the authorities without re-
sistance of any kind. A magistrate was
sent out from PietermaritZburg, Natal,
with warrant for his arrest and
preparations had been made to proceed
against him with an armed force if he
did not come in.
After u hours search by the police
the pody of a man who was seen to
jump into the Pawtucket river early
Monday at Pawtucket. r. l., was re-
covered late Monday afternoon. From
papers found i'll the pockets the man
il; believed 10 have been Peter San
Souci Of North Attleboro, Mass. He
was apparently 40 years old.
Clarence V. Johnson, who told the
officers of the Central Police station at
Providence Sunday that he was a
Sioux Indian and that he had shot his
Spanish wife Evelyn, was arraigned in
the sixth district court Monday. where
he was held for trial. He pleaded not
guilty and the date for the trial is
set for Dec. 10. He was held without
bail.
The recount of the vote on the license
question cast at Taunton, Mass. last
Tuesday was finished at a late hour Mon
day night and showed a majority of one
vote in favor of license. The figures were
Yes e79O; No 21S9 The original re-
turns showed eight votes in the majority
for license. 1t is probable that the mat
ter will now be appealed to the Ballot
Law Commission.
Joseph H. Outhwaite. formerly con-
gresham from Ohio, died at Columbus
Monday Of pneumonia. He served in
Congress from 1885 to 1895 and was one
OF the leaders in organizing the gold
Democratic movement in 1896 and was
an elector on the Parker and Bucknor
ticket. For the last two years he had
been dean of the Law School at Ohio
State University.
The steamer KronprinZ Wilhelm re-
ceived a wireless telegraph message
Monday morning from the Red Star
Line steamer kroonland. saying that
the vessel had broken her shaft At a
point westward of The Lizard. during
a heavy gale. The kronprinz Wilhelm
arrived at Plymouth, Eng, at 9.49
Monday morning. The .Kroonland, Capt.
Doxrud. left Antwerp Dec. {. for New
York.
The wooden trestle spanning the
Souhegan river on the Greenville
branch of the Fitchhurg division of the
Boston & Maine Railroad one mile
from Greenville, n. H.. was burned
Monday night. The evening train from
Aver Junction, due in Greenville at
us, arrived at the bridge soon after
the fire started and was held up. Pas
sengers were transferred by teams to
Greenville. The fire is supposed to have
started from a spark of a freight To-
connective.
At the preliminary examination OF
Christopher Horseman, charged with
the murder of his wife, at MOncton
n b., DR.. G. A. Badly of st. Johr
Monday gave evidence of the autopsy
he made on the body Of Mrs. Horse.
man. He reported that in his estima-
ton death was due to suffOcation. He
found no marks of violence on the
throat The base Of the skull was frac.
tured, due he thought TO the woman's
falling in the well. In general his re-
port was favorable. to the prisoner
The examination will be continued
Tuesday.
The knit goods factory of the Coop
er Manufacturing Co. at Bennington.
VT, which has been shut down for
two weeks. resumed operations Mon
dav. The factory is the largest in the
town. employing 500 hands. The Brad
ford Knitting Co. is expected to start
up it's factory next Monday. after GER
tain repairs to the machinery are COM
pleted 1t had been announced that the
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