Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-11

Taheran says that the leader of the
Bakhtiari tribesmen has occupied Is
pahan and issued q proclamation. call
ing upoE tie people to elect represen-
tatiyeS to an independent Legislature
within three days. Prince Firman Firm
in command of the government troops
will be sent against Ispshan. The sit
uation there is regarded NEST seri-
Gus.
Tied to a small tree WITH his own
belt hucklcd around his throat the
body of 13-year-oid John Nesloff was
found Sunday in Il woods at Upper
Darby near Philadelphia. The police
authorities of Clifton Heights. where
the boy lived believe that he was muir
Gcred ana are looking for three men
who are said to have had a quarrel
With him last week.
Mrs Hll. wife ON the American am
hassa Tor II Berlin, is suffering from
shock IS The result of an automobile
accident Saturday evening. Her ma
chine cs.lilcd with a government mali
wagon. Both front wheels of the car
We're tern off and the wagon was over
truncd.- Mrs. Hill As thrown forward
and was assisted to another vehicle by
IfN-SttilluefS WHO IuS1eU To ltf aS:>issl-
ance, I"yond suffering from shock it
was found that she had not been in
jured.
At HE 18th annual meeting of the
| Boston Music Trade Association Field
| in Boston Saturday it was voted to as
Sist the piano dealers of Maine in or
ganiling . state association for the
purpose of securing a reduction in
| freight rates on pianos which ar" ROW
| aiiesed To he exorbitant. 1t was also
voted to inctc the officers Of the Ma
| tional Association of Piano Dealers OF
| America ard the officers OF the Nation
a! Piano Manufacturers Association
to hold their executive meetings liz Bos-
| tom in January, 1910.
| Judge Jones Saturday at Union City.
| Tenn. imposed the death penalty on
Garrett Johnson. lid Burton. Bob
| Ransom. Fred Pincon. Arthur Cloar
| and Ham Applcwhite, the Night Rid
| erS Who We're found guilty of the muir
| dor OF Capt. Quentin Rankin and SEN
fenced Bud Morris and Bob Hoffman.
| the two other defendants. TO 20 years.
| The attorneys for the defence immedi-
| ately gave notice of an appeal to the
stat Tupreme court. If this tribunal
does not Interfere the first named six
| men will be hanged on Feb. -
| A New England district council of
| Retail Clerks Union was formed IN
| Boston Sunday night, representatives
| OF 8. unions being present The follow
| ing officers were elected President.
| Edward J. Cummings. Hartford CT
vice presidents, c. j. Movnihan. Chel-
| Sf.Alln RIIt1 nd
| Thomas f. Harrington. Providence. II.
l.: Ralph T.. Elliott. Portland Me. and
Thomas p. Magyar. Meriden. CT score
| tary-treasurer. Frank j.. Herman. Eos-
ton. The headquarters of the council
viii be in Boston.
| With her skull fractured. leg broken
IN two places and suffering also from
| internal INJURIES. it is believed Mrs
Jacob How of Stamford. Ct, lies prob
ably diving IN the local hospital as i re-
suit of being struck by an automobile
| Saturday night while standing with
her l4-year-olG daughter Gertrude. and
I several other persons on Il cross walk
| on the Boston post road waiting for a
| trolley car. The daughter WAS also hit
b. the automobile. had her leg broken
and severe bruises about the body in
| ficted. The automobile, it is said, be-
! longed to Amos j. Given. 1t was being
driven by Theodore G.. GoetZ. q chauf-
| f. r ana contained besides him. DR.
| Clover of Stamford
| y held her love until that young
man stepped between u.s." declared An
| no RubinsWich. % years old. shortly
fore she dtd at a Chicago hospital
| sunday night of a bullet wound iniIict-
| cd by herself after she har shot and
probably fatally wounded Berth Yah
'toWsky. ,. years old. Until recently
when Miss Iablowsky became ;;c-
quainted with a young man. the TIVE
girls We're close friends Miss Rubins-
wen went Sunday to Miss Yabow-
+ky's house drew a revolver from be-
! meath her cloak and shot her friend
and herself Miss Ruhinswitch left a
note showing that she had been brood
ing over the enlargement OF her
| friend