Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-16

investigation followed Immediately which
dispelled all fear that fruiter had rone
TO the bottom Of thu ocean. when Il was
learned that cargo of fruit consigned
| to Boston fruit concern had been
| thrown overheard because it was over
| ripe.
Announcement is made at Bryn Mawr
College that Miss Helen Taft, daughter Of
President Taft, will not return to the col.
| lege this year. Instead it is declared shs
VIII stay at home and assist her mother
IN the many social duties. devolving on
the first lady in the, land Miss Taft's
return to Bryn Mawr had not been ex.
pected by her close friends, but 1t was
not known definitely that she had decided
to discontinue her college course until
the announcement just made. Friends OF
Miss Taft say that her own inclinations
were to continue her studies. and that She
had expressed eagerness to return this
year and complete her term
William Thurston Brown, former pas.
tor of the Salt Lake City Unitarian
church, but now a Socialist. was arrested
there Wednesday night while speaking
on the street and charged with obstruct-
ing the sidewalk. A few weeks ago at
lacks on the United States army by So
cialist labor speakers angered soldiers
from Fost Douglas and almost precipitat-
ed riot Chief of Police Barlow there-
upon issued an order forbdding street
meetings without permits. Defiance OF
this order by the Socialist Labor propa-
gandists has led to number of arrests.
Rev. Mr.. Brown resigned the pastorate
n 10 &c c.
cialistic propaganda.
In DanZig, Prussia, a ARCHAEOLOGICAL ex.
animation in three fatal cases has estab.
lished the fact that death In each In
stance was due to Asiatic cholera FIT.
teen new suspected cases of cholera thera
were placed under observation Thursday.
Harry s. Hardness, the aviator, OF
Cleveland, had a narrow, escape Thursday
when the monoplane In which he was fly
ing at the aerodrome in Garden City.
Long Island, dove suddenly to the ground
from a height of 25 feet Hardness ma
chine was demolished but he escaped in
jury. This was Hardness first flight in
America. He has been abroad for his
feats In aviation and came to America to
enter the elimination trials for the inter-
national aviation meet next month.
The Revenue De Paris prints
an interesting personal study OF
George V, by Joseph Watson, an Eng
lish newspaper man who accompanied
the King, when as Prince of Wales.
he made his colonial and Indian tours.
He lays great stress upon the new
Kings ability as an orator, saying
his colonial speeches made the deep
est impression everywhere. Mr.. Wat
son attributes much of his success To-
the clear enunciatiOn Of the new King.
saying it was a revelation to the CO.
lunials,' accustomed toiI the, >sdrawling,
affected. half-swallowed words OF
English orators. "Why.',ll, exclaimed
the Canadians, "he speaks like a Ca
madam" ,tEr M
The Massachusetts state commission
which is investigating systems for COM
pensating workingmen for injuries in
their employment has arranged to give
public hearings at the State House. Bos-
ton. on the afternoon and evening Of
Sept. 29. The commission also has ar
ranged hearings at Lowell Oct. Z, WOr-
cester probably Oct. IL, Springfield Oct.
IA. Pittsfield Oct. Is. Fall River Oct. q.
and New Bedford Oct 49, conference
with other commissions working In the
same field has been arranged to be held
in November. to bring about as high u
degree of uniformity as possible In the
bills to be presented to the next Legisla-
ture by the several commissions.