Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-22

nation was accepted and Henry B. Sar-
gent Of New Haven, q graduate of the
Sheffield Scientific school, was elected a
member of the prudential committee in
DR. Planners place.
Two acres OF land and a large brick
house located on Whalley avenue. New
Haven, CT, were purchased by subscrip-
ton Monday and will be used as me-
mortal to Donald q. Mitchell Qke Mar
web. The land will be used as a public
park and called Beecher park. and the
house as a library to be called the Donald
g. Mitchell library. The cost Of the prop.
erty. which is situated near Edgwood."
the late home Of Ike Marvel. was $4,000.
. The New York fire department has
grown tired of paying $4,000 a year
more for shoeing it's horses than 1t
thinks it. ought to pay and Commits
sioner Waldo advertised Monday for
bids on the construction of portable
FORCES, which will be trundled about
to fire houses of the five boroughs as
they are needed. The department is
now paying as high as 81 horse to
blacksmiths and thinks it can do it's
own shoeing for 81 or less.
Fully one-half the children who con-
tract tuberculosis dc os because they
are cared for by tuberculosis adults.
DR.. Woods Hutchinson and DR. W. II.
Park made this assertion Monday at
New York in arguing before the COM
mittee on congestion of population
for consumption hospitals and camps.
The total outlay necessary for New
York City they estimated would be
50 9a0, 900 for plant. with $5.00o.000 for
the first year.
In opening the new Naval Academy at
Muerwick. Germany. Monday, Emperor
William read an order In council laying
stress upon the qualifications necessary
to naval officers, and later. speaking en-
tempOrancouSy. made a plea for tenn
perance on the part OF the cadets. He
cautioned the cadets against excessive
drinking. which, he said, undermined III.
nerves and added that the nation which
in the future used the smallest amount
of alcohol would march at the head Of
the column on the fields of art and war.
More troubles We're added to the bur-
den If Count Jacques Albert Alexan-
otrE NfpIl MUFFIN A)c .NlOIludN
at Chicago when default Judgment
for $257 was entered against him, in the
court in behalf of the Ma
tional City Bank This is only one of
several suits filed against the count
since his falling out with his million
aire father-in-law, NJ. II. Killgallen.
The count. deprived of his income from
Mr.. Eillgallen, has accepted a vaude-
vile engagement. which began Mon
day.
TWO former councilmen of Pittsburg,
by a decision announced Monday by
the state superior court in Philadel.
phia, must go to Jail for accepting
brides to influence their votes as coun-
ciimen. The court sustained the con-
victions against NJ. F. Swift, Jr, and
A. w. Simon in the Allegheny county
court. the former for receiving $s11o
for his vote in favor of .vacating so
city street and the latter for. accept
ing a like bride for his vote on the
street ordinance and 500 for his vote on
a measure designating certain banks
as repositories for, city funds.
The finding at West Laurel Hin GEM
etery. near Philadelphia Sunday of the
rharred remains of a night Waterman
IN tie ruinsAOf a one-story frame Office
and evidence that a safe had
been battered with sledge hammer,
found lying nearby. have led the po-
lice 70 start an investigation to deter.
mina whether Peter Campfon. 81 years
Of age, the Waterman, had been killed
by robbers and the place set on fire.
to hide the crime. Rloodhounds kept
in the cemetery are missing. The Pc
lice are working on the theory TINT
cramps may have been responsible for
Campion's death and the fire. ~
The steamer San Glorgio, which arr
rived at New York Sunday night from
Geno and Naples. and was detained be-
cause of two deaths on the voyage
among the steerage passengers. be-
lieved to be due to cholera. was allow.
I'd to go to her dock Monday. The crew
vii not lac permitted to leave the ves-.
sell which will sail on her return trip
in few days. All the patients trans
ferred from the steamer on her arrival
are doing we'll and there were no fur
Tier developments among the detained
passengers.
The death of Counsellor Henry NJ Hoyt
will not delay the negotiations between
HE, United States and Canada looking to
he !. conclusion OF 4 reciprocity treaty.
Mr.. Hoyt. had no opportunity. owing to
his sudden Illness. to communicate to
Secretary Knox the detailed results OF the
at Ottawa between himself
and Mr.. Pepper on the one hand and Min.
lster Fielding on the other But Mr. pes.
per Is thoroughly acquainted with the
conditions and will be able to. supple
ment the brief verbal report he has made
70 Secretary Knox by more detail4sa
report, as we'll as continue the NERO.
tiations when the parties meet january
next in Washington. = -
= bold highway robbery occurred IN
me business center of, Norfolk. Va
Monday. when two young men entere,i
the office of DR.. L. b. frey ana a
the point Of a pistol bound him tht6
a chair. After taking all of the mon.
~ IN the office, the men FASTENED
away. one Of them shouting: Fare.
we'll Doc! Better keep quiet about
t. DR.. frey managed to free him
self and was soon in pursuit. On a
street car he saw man whom he
claimed to recognize as one of those
who committed fha rnhhar,, 49,, ~.