Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-13
CONDENSED DISPATCHES,

On account of recent attacks made
on the clergy in the streets of Lisbon
the usual Palm Sunday religious pro-
cession was dispensed with.
The strike of Guarrymen which has ex-
listed since March, 1 at Barre VI, was
settled Saturday by the signing Of a rev
three-year wage agreement and 1t is en-
pected that work will be resumed Mon
day morning. -..s .r
The Lancashire, Eng. cotton split
ners have abandoned the scheme to
purchase cotton growing estates in the
Mississippi delta, owing to legal i'm
pediments.
Count Andres Potocki, the governor
of the Austrian Polish province of
Galacia was assassinated Sunday by
Ruthenian student, Mieroslap Sjczny-
ski, while giving an audience to dele
cation of students. The assassin fired
three shots from a revolver. all Of
which took effect.
Seven hundred blue jackets have been
ordered from Newport and Norfolk to the
Pacific coast by the way of Colon and
thence to Guam and Manila by an army
transport. to replace the men on the Ash
attic division, whose terms are about to
expire.
Mrs. Alice Webb Duke, tho divorced
wife Of Brodie l.. Duke of the American
Tobacco Co., who was arrested Friday
night at Chicago on the charge Of pass
ing forged checks. was Saturday held to
await the action Of the grand jury In
bonds of $1,000. She was unable to give
surety and was sent to the county Jail.
Enraged because the girl with whom
he was enamored declined to accom-
pany him to concert, Billa Vass. .
young Hungarian carpenter. fired
three shots at Julia Szilagzi and then
killed himself at her home on East 80
street, New York City. Sunday night.
The girl cannot live.
Several of the ministers and dele
gates to the New England conference
of the Methodist Episcopal church at
Worcester, Mass, filled pastorates IN
that city Sunday. and most of the VS.
iting clergymen and laymen partici-
pated In special services during the
day.
Should President Roosevelts pres
ent desires be realized, he will pass
the first year after his retirement from
office in travel outside of the United
States. Mr.. Roosevelt's itinerary mas
not, however, been determined. HIS
plan is to see some Of the rugged ana
little frequented portions Of foreign
lands.
BY the judgment of the supreme court
OF Tennessee, in an opinion delivereu
Saturday by Justice M. M. Fell, inc
Standard Oil Co. is ousted from the state
of Tennessee for the acts Of this company
at Gallatin. Tex. in restraining TRACE
The company has given notice OF appea,
to the supreme court Of the Un''eu
States. a
James p. Munyou, the multi-miiiion'
aire Homeopathic medicine man OF AZ
toona, and Mrs. Pauline MetzeaI'
known to the stage as Pauline Nen'
a former dazzling beauty of Ine oo,
cial Whirl," were married In Jersoy
City. Pauline Neff Is the daugnter y.
Judge Daniel J. Neff Of Altoona. HIS -
one Of the leading families Of that par,
Of Pennsylvania, and the show gu
bride has required no coaching 70 o.
sumo the role Of wife Of a muiti-H
lionaire. She was educated at iasn
ionable seminary and went on ~.
stage only after failure OF her @
marriage with Carl Metzgar. son o.
retired merchant Of Altoona. she W.
divorced and her baby died when s.
WOO cra rcolx, out of her teens. fIUs'
Munyon is close to so and his Dllus s.r
"a. He has given millions to cnai
His two sons are sndrrieds