Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-09
Don't Fail TO be at MatefNllle..
Thursday, Aug 80 M III
The Best Races of the Season
afternoon. v.tsra"s u rss Free
PA
WALTER G. MORRILL,, Prop.

az of / per cent. on land sales Tho
company's total net income for the
year was S37. l75. 6SS with a net revenue
ayailsble for dividends Of 80, az. 7as. Al
ter payment of all dividends, the SUR
plus for the year carried forwafd is
$l3 S46.6e
The famous suit. known as that OF
D. e. Loew & Co, Of Danburv. Ct.
against Martin Lawler and others, in
which the PLAINTIFF allege that 200
members Of the 'Hatters' linton con-
spired to injure their trade under the
Sherman antitrust law, has been APP
pealed and transcript of the case has
been made. 1t makes five volumes or
2769 pages. The appeal will be entered
Aug. 20 and attorneys expect 70 argue
the case Turing the fall The suit orig
mated in 1893
Ralph S. Nichols Of Rockford, H., a
marine who has been stationed aboard
the battleship Virginia. after WRITING
two notes, shot himself in the right
temple Monday at a Boston hotel. He
was taken to the Relief hospital where
his name was placed on the dangerous
list. One of the notes was addressed
" q young WOIldAi III ItOChtOTO. 1Ho
police withheld her name and the con-
tents of the note. The ether note was
to the hotel proprietor and gave diree-
tions Tor the disposal Of Nichols body.
Nichols home was at 1924 West street,
Rockford. He is "a years Of age.
1t is learned Monday that the Cushing
Lumber property at 81. John. N. B.,
which in the hands of the Union Bank Of
Halifax, has been bought by W. B. Ten
nant of St. John for q syndicate. The
names are not announced. by report says
the purchases are the Edward Parting
ton Pulp and Paper Co.. operating close
to the Gushing pr0Derty SITE The report
of the sale iseeonarnaed but there IL no
figure mentioned ner viii anyone in au-
thority say who are the new owners.
The American fishing schooner Mar
guerite. Capt. Derrick. has arrived ct
Bay of Bulls. N. F.. with two Newfound-
land fishermen. Harry Dodge and George
Keeping. who we're rescued In an ex-
hausted condition at sea. They strayed
away from thetr schooner and after hav-
ing been adrift three days and nights
were picked up by the Marguerite of
Cape Race. The men suffered greatly,
of rain water which they caught In a SAIL
They had given up all hope of rescue and
were lying half conscious In the bottom
of the dory when the schooner bore down
on them. ..
For searching in old cannon around the
soldiers monument on the south green
at Middletown. Ct. Sunday. Andrew Fftx-
patrick. aged 60. a blacksmith. and his
son. Andrew. Monday were held in honda
for hearing on the charge Of attempt
ing blackmair Three letters received by
Mrs. Clarence s. Wadsworth OF Wash
ington street cont aimed threat g blow
up her home with dynamite II 33p0 was
not placed in the cannon. Fitzpatrick
and his son were caught az they took IN
envelope from a cannoa. Mrs. waAs-
worth Is the wife Of a. wealthy citizen.
Fitzpatrick has been respected me-
chanic. @~,
Two persons, were seriously injured,
one possibly fatally. Monday when 4
northbounA.. Berkshire trolley ear
from Great harrington Cor Pittseaid
struck an automobile ut McButaey
Crossing at Stockbrfdse. Mass. and
threw the four occupants Of tie euto-
mobile over an efnbankment. Charles
Hayden of Housatonic was rendered.
and 1t is feared that he
was fatally injured. DR.. H. W. LuEl-
sings of the same place receiver a
fractured leg. while his two little girls,
Helen and Caroline. although also
thrown over the embanknleht, were not
injured.
Henry B. Brown, formerly aszocia<e
ustice of the United States, supreme
court. was q listener Monday to the
in the Newfoundland
case before the afbitr0tian sri-
bunal at The Hague. United StateE
Root. continuing his summing
up argument for the American case.
argued that neither in 1888 nor 1si& did
s;eodst regarding the time,
and the methods according OF which,
the fisheries should be conducted oft
Labrador and Newfoundland and that
during the negotiations, for the treaty
of 1913 the negotiators were acauated
by the understanding, that England
could not frame regulations for the
except in cooperation with
the United States.