Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-12
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The appointment of Rev. William J.
Dwyer of st. Joseph's church, Midway,
as n permanent rector of st. AIMS
church, Gloucester, in place of the late
Rev. j. j. Healy, was announced Fri
day at Boston.
James +. Clark. one of the best-known
military field music leaders in New Eng
land. died OF heart failure rday at the
Massachusetts Genera hospital, Boston.
Mr.. Clark was born in London, Eng, c.
years ago
Lieut.. Frank Il. Davis of the 18th IN
fantry, u. S. A., Manila, has been or
dercd before a courtmartial charged
with having misreprosented the law
TO q similar court while defending an
enlisted man.
Two gas explosions marked fire
which broke out Friday in Sunday
Creek Mine No. 209 near here. No one
was hurt but the mine was sealed up
and 400 men will be out of work for a
month or longer.
Announcement was made Friday in
New York that Putnams Magazine had
been incorporated with the Atlantic
MDHlHlE anu Iilstt the humber LOT ApTlI
will constitute the final separate issue
Of Putnam's.
Employment for nearly 400 persons
and the end of the several years of
idleness at the former plant of the
Publichers Paper Co. at Freeman's
Point, near Portsmouth, n. H., came
Immediately in sight Friday night with
the arrival OF officials of the National
Cardboard Co, which has purchased
the plant and will operate it. 1t is
planned to commence operations with
in q month
With $500 men aboard. the seal fish
in 'leet Of is steamers Will start Satur-
day from St. Johns, n f., on its an
nual cruise to the sealing grounds. The
date is two Gays later than last year
and was fixed by an agreement enter
ed into by all ship owners involved.
Because of the unusual number of i'm
mature seals killed last year. it was
deemed advisable to set back the date
for sailing. OF the IS ships. II will OPP
crate off the Labrador coast The re-
naming four will work in the Gulf of
st. Lawrence
The Canadian Pacific Air Line" ex-
press, as the night train from Boston
to Montreal, is known, was delayed for
five hours Friday at Eumncy. n H.,
by an accident resulting from broken
rail The train left Boston at $50 p.
NJ Thursday and at about 1.45 A. NJ.
Friday, when q mile from Rumncy
station, ran over q broken rail. The
engine and forward cars remained on
the rails, but the last three cars left
the irons, tearing up the road bed con-
siderably and scraping the trucks. No
one was injured and after 81 delay of.
five hours the train proceeded.
'You are such q low, vile creature
that | believe the convicts in Sing Sing
prison, where you are going, will shun
YOU as they would the plague saying
as in days of old Room for the leper,
ROOM" This severe speech was hurl-
ed by. Judge Foster Friday at New
York at Charles +. DeWolfe, a self
confessed White slave trader, who
anne UP for sentence for slashings Flora
Thomson, whom he brought from Bos-
ton. DeWclfe tired Of the women and
slashcd her throat. DeWolfe was given
O. 'cihi u hot 1850 tiidti JSoiD $3.50
months or not more than 4 years ana
z months.
Charged with embezzling money or
ders aggregating s145, Martin w. How
land. assistant postmaster at WOODS
vile. y. H., was arrested Friday by
Deputy Marshal Frederick Johnson on
complaint of Postoffice Inspector w
w stone. Rowland, when arratgned
before United States Commissioners
Hodgman at Litt1etou, waived exami-