Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-14

acute indigestion and when ne reached
home his condition was alarming. SING
then. however, he has gained it'e'
though he Is still critically III.
Annie shipments to Europe last week
from Boston totalled N416 barrels as
compared with 1889 barrels for the cor
responding week last year since the sea
son opened there have been exporter
from Boston 266,S45 barrels OF apples, or
about 100000 barrels more than for the
corresponding period last season.
The run on the Birkbeck. Eng, Bank
which began Friday, was continued WIN
increased excitement Saturday. Though
the hank officials paid off as fast as pos
sib,e 1000 depositors were still clamoring
for their money when business ceased for
the day. The Birkbeck people say tlia'
thew have 100000 in cash in the vaults
Prince Henry Of Prussia made several
flights alone in a military aeropiane Sun
day at Darmstadt, Germany. Prince
Henry has been devoting considerable
time to learning the operation OF the ma
chine and his flights Sunday indicate
that he has made rapid progress IN &C
during the art Of control.
Another record has been established IN
the commerce with the United States.
Fxports of foreign merchandise from the
United States for the fiscal year OF 1917
were the largest on record. Ihese were
valued at $35,0O0,0OO. an increase OF $"'
o0o. 600 over 1909 and 100000 over the pre-
yious high record mark established III
1903.
Buried in boiling sulphite. pasty
material from which news print paper
is made. Peter Christian was cooked 10
death Sunday at the paper NH ot
Fort Edward, n Y. OF which he was
night SUPERINTENDENT. Christian was
standing beside a big receptacle con-
tai,ing sulphite when a plate blew
out. George Ferguson and Frank
Lindsay were injured.
Milan will be the first Italian city 10
have "skyscrapper." Such struc-
ture seems somehow out of the picture
in Italy, but one is about to be puli'
in Milan, of IA stories, and with num-
dreds of rooms. In most Italian cities
il would be forbidden by law, as
house may be only as high as the
width of the street in which it STANDS
which means in Italy in many cases
very low houses.
The revolutionary movement against
President Davila of Honduras has gained
considerable Roadway, according to a spe-
cial dispatch from San Salvador, recelv-
ed at New Orleans. The dispatch states
that the adherents of Gen. Jose Valla-
dares, the rebellous governor of ANA
pala, have openly hoisted the nag OF
Policarpo Bonilla in western Honduras,
and declare that he shall be installed
President of the republic.
To the tune of coward Christian
Soldiers" $500 members of the Men
Sunday school classes of Greater Bos-
ton marched through the streets OF
the city Sunday on the occasion or
their annual parade and rally in their
militant fight for increased member
ship. Several meetings were held fo:-
lowing the parade, in Ford hall, Trem-
ont Temple and other places, at when
addresses were delivered by various
speakers.
A Rome newspaper states that Italy
and Austria are considering a project
for the naturalization of the Adriatic.
Tie announcement is received scep-
tieally in view of Austria's enlarged
naval program and the recent justiti-
cation of this program by Baron Won
A arenthal. the Austrian minister of
foreign affairs. On the other hand, con-
siderable anti-armament agitation is
going on in Italy, where also all the
parties seem anxious for better I'M
Outstanding with Austria.
Peter Lilijohn. the Hungarian, who
was arrested Friday night in New
York on a charge of writing threat
ering letters demanding $4,000 from
John D. Rockefeller. was Saturday
held in $4,000 bail for examination He
was arrested on the complaint of Hugo
KardofI, manager of a steamship
agency. who brought the letters adj
dressed to Rockefeller to him TO be
translated from Hungarian into Eng
fish. and that his life had been threat
ened by I.iliiohn if he revealed the
plot.
Attended by many dignitaries and
prominent clersymen from churches from
all parts of the country. the opening Of
the annual conference of the American
Federation of Catholic Societies Sunday
at New Orleans was signalized by not
able service in st. Louis Cathedral Sun
day morning, the laying of the corner
stone of Marquette University Sunday
afternoon and mass meeting Sunday
night. With Mgr. Falconio. Apostolic
delegate, presiding, Pontifical mass was
celebrated at 10 o'clock by Ri. Rev. Mich
olas A. Gallagher. bishop Of Galveston.
Information received from the hos
pital at Concord, n. H., Saturday night
was to the effect that Deputy Warden
Frank A. Bailey and DR.. Ralph E. Gal
linger, assaulted by John Doe at the
state prison Friday are likely to re-
cover. Dr. Gallinger is still very weak
from loss of blood. The condition of
Deputy Bailey being more serious,
there is more cause for apprehension,
although his only. danger. the surgeons
say, is from septic poisoning, no signs
Of which have yet appeared.
Fire Saturday night destroyed the
residence of William Usher Parsons, a
prominent attorney of New York at