Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-19

cOmmodaton train leaving Mystic.
Conn. at 6.45 for New London. Mon
day morning. He was walking on the
track toward his home in Stoningto'l
and stepped from one track to avoid Il
train directly in the path Of another.
He was we'll known in the newspaper
world. having been correspondent for
local and New York papers and also
having done some magazine work. or
late he had been employed as night
Waterman at the Ninigret mills ut
Mystic
Rev. G. w. II. Troop. an Episcopalian
clergyman and former resident of St.
John. n. B.. who recently renowned the
creed of his church for the Unitarian
faith. Monday was deposed from the min
istry by Bishop Alfred Harding. Episco-
pal bishop of Washington. Rev. Mr..
Troop formerly served as assistant rec
tor of, St Johns church in Georgetown.
-. c.. and created SenSat ton in church
circles. when four months ago he an
NCunced his remuneration of the church
in which he was ordained. Bishop Hard
ing issued a public statement that he had
leposed Rev. DR.. Troop at the latters re-
quest and for causes not affecting his
moral character.
The blcached skeleton of Il young
woman, partiy covered by shr2ds OF
linen which once were part OF her
clothing. was found Monday in a lonely
stretch OF wood land Glear Islep, Long
ISLAND. The coroner found nothing Ivy
which, the identity of the young woman
2o.ld be established. Close to the
skull Ma:; Il thick mass of blonde halr.
tied WITH fragments of a big girlish
bow Of ribbon The teeth were web
preserved. with several sold filings. II
Was evident that the victim had been
lead for about year. The skull was
intact. showing no marks of violence.
and it is impossible to ascertain Whetn-
or it is a case of suicide or a mystic
:'ious murder.
The National Association Of Assistant
PostmaSters closed its annual cOnVen-
ZION Monday at Indianapolis. Ind. with
the election of the following officers:
President, Edward w. Wooley. Jersey
lily: ilSt vice president, w. |. Leigh
t"n, Concord, y. H.: second vice pres
ident. A. *. Roberts, Binghamton, n.
y: secretary. Frank Reaslie. Ruther-
ford. n H.; treasurer. Frank s.
Knowles. jackson. Mich. The next con-
Ve1tion will be ncId next September at
Atlantic City. Forty delegates. repre-
seEtinS half as many states. adopted 4
resolution urging on Postmaster Cen
eral Hitchcock that assistant pOstmas-
terS be included within civil service
control and that tn" Office be classified
50 that subordinate postohicc employees
may be promoted to the Office OF as
sistant postmaster
The affairs of the Japanese Amori-
can Rank of San Francisco which
was closed Monday by State Supt Of
Banking Anderson were said that nishi
to be in a muddlcd condition. A run
IN tie Los Angeles branch. caused by
Ih" rumor that the Sacramento-Japan-
csc Bank. closed recently by the com
missioner, was connected with the jap
Bank brought on the
.rlsIs Supt. Anderson Monday night
SAID that so many of the loans We're
made on worthless securities it was
hardly likely the depositors could oh
tain more than NJ. cents on the dollar
The bank is capitalized at 5000. 600. The
assets If the main branch include loan.
)f ssh 600 and cash on hand OF Soeo,
It's Ia D1iities are, Due ia bank S135. 900:
deposits @1l3.o0o; bills payable $1o4, 500.