Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-01

A religious procession held at Calatay-
nd. SaraSossa province, Spain, Sunday,
resulted in collision between Clerical
and anti-Clerical partisans. Shots were
exchanged and several persons were
wounded X
Six deaths from cholera occurred in
the province of Caserta. Italy, during
the past "A hours. only three new
| Eases are reported during the same
period, two in Caserta and one in
Salerno
1t is expected that the criminal
court of appeals in London will hear
the appeal of pr Hawley II. Grip
| pen from the sentence of death for
| the murder of his wife on Nov. 3.
| The execution has been set for NOV. 3.
Rear Admiral $. p ComIey. who re-
| Gently was detached from command OF
| the third division of the Atlantic bat
tleship fleet, was Monday ordered TO
duty at the League Island navy yard
at Philadelphia.
! Sixty-tive skilled cigar makers among
| them number of women, quietly left
| Pittsburg, Pa, Sunday night and are
now on their way to Tampa, Fla, where
they are to be employed in the factories
| in which workmen and the Manufacture
erS cannot agree.
| Raymond Hebert, aged Is. son of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Hebert OF
| North Smithficld X. l.. was accident
! ally shot and killed by his chum,
| OVila Marcure, aged 1G. Sunday after
| noon. The boys We're returning from a
| hunting trip and in some manner the
Marcure boys gun was discharged and
the shot entered the abdomen of young
Hebert He died few hours later.
George f. Roberts. director of the
| mint, said Monday night at Washing
ton that the New orleans mint would
| )e abandoned for the present When
| operations may be resumed there is
not known. There is not enough
| work to keep all the mints in opera :
ion," said Mr.. Roberts. 1T is with
difficulty that three of the mints are
| Kept working
W. II. Worley. postal clerk, was
killed and j. w. Williams, baggage
man. Was seriously injured when the
"DaVy Crockett" fast passenger train
IN the San Antonio & Arkansas Pass
Hallway, eastbounG. was wrecked
| Monday near Yoakum. Tex. A bridge
over Il small ravine gave way. derall-
ing the entire train with the exception
Of the Pullman. Several passengers
| were bruised but none seriously hurt
With a companicr on the handle
> Jars of his motorcycle, Earl w. Chap
nan. a young printer. drove the ma
| 'hinc along a macadam road Monday
It Ithaca, \. Y, at the rate Of g
| niles an hour. Running over a rough
)lace in the road he lost control OF
he machin" and was dashed head
| oremOSt into a ledge of rocks. He
as killed outright. The companion
| was not injured.
Four thousand striking carmen,
snrkels attempted to make 4 demon
stration in the down town Chicago
district Monday afternoon, but were
| urned back by the police without dis
| rider The strikers tried to cross the
| ivcr from the west side first at the
Randolph street bridge and then al
| the Madison and Harrison stree:
bridges. Az each crossing they were
met by mounted policemen and finally
gave up the attempt.
| tienfN FRANK tngEtnheln, on" of The
goat smelling family. accompanied BY
IL fanccr. Helen Rosenberg, and his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Guggcn-
helm, Monday obtained a nlarriagt
license at the New York City hall
| AS hC Is but % years of aGc il was
'""csarv for his narcnts 10 give their
consent. Young Guggenleim gave his
ip"tl"n as sn,elter and said he
was living at the st. Regis hotel
Miss Rosenburg is "A years Old and
lives IN New York.
John Scott, a youth Of -. was found
lying near the home of Miss Alice Stone
| d Hell school girl, at LittletOn Mass