Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-30
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

nh. prix Gar De Ecu, run atAuteuil.
France. Tuesday. was won by j. T..
Nindcncl'S Pctr"o"lis III.
Eticnnc Prosper Berne- Bellecour'
III" landscap" ana portrait painter
died ugS.iay at Paris. lie was porn
ut RcuIognc Sur Mcr in 1898.
razor a. it had beer crushed in a corr
shredder Tuesday J. Bruce Vaughan
# Eureka Mills, Va. carefully
baEdagcd the stump and calmly
awaited the arrival of a surgeon to put
the finishing touches to the operation.
Elmer =. Robinson, formerly of Saco,
Ne, who was arrested last week i'll Bos-
ton on a charge of giving false age IN
n civil service examination, was discharg-
ed Tuesday because OF his previous good
character and because the government
believes that the act was unlntentiohai.
An investigation of the accident at
Indian Head Oct. 10, resulting from
proving test Of the 5-lnch gun anc
which cost the lives OF four men. mas
established the fact that the design OF
the hrcech mechanism of the gun is
faulty. The platform is now being
changed at the Washington navy yard.
After 40 years of honorable service,
filled with adventure and campaigns
in 70, eign parts. Maj, Gen George r.
Elliott, colnmandant of Marines, will
be retired Nov 80 on account of age.
Gen. Elliott commanded the marine
battalion on that unprecedented mill
tary feat. the march to Peliin, which
resulted i'll the relief of legationers.
After he had broken into and set
fire to a moving picture theater in the
residence district of the city oi IGle-
do, Ohio, an unidentified man was shot
ard Killed BY Patrolman Carl q
kruse early Tuesday, after the police
man had exchanged several shots witt
the stranger during the chase of near
~ a block. The fire was distinguished
u few minutes later with tritting dam
age.
Dr. G.. H. Suck of Greensburg, kas..
at his preliminary hearing there Mon
'ay night YVES held for the murder
Of Ills Wife, who died a month ago.
His bond was fixed at $2a.0t0. Physi-
rians VINO examined the viScerS of
the dead woman, testified that tn
symptoms Of death indicated cyanide
poisoning. Mrs. Buck was 2G years
old and married the physician a year
ago.
Daniel Arthur, vice president and
treasurer of the Arthur Machine Co.,
4 New York concern. was bei, AIDED
TUESDAY evening By Il passenger train
at the Pacific Avenue station of til"
Central Railroad of New Jersey in
Jersey city. In u statement to the
police John Sauer. an yc witness.
declares that he had seen Arthur de
li5cratcIN lay himself across the rails
as 4 Wcstbound express approached
reuds If Arthur say that his death
Wa;, accidental.
Th" new home Of the Union Theo-
logical Seminary at New York was
dedicated TUESDAY before one of the
most distinguished gatherings Of cdu-
Gators "nd cfurchmen ever held in
that city for such a purpose Practi-
rilly every institution of learning il;
the United States, was represented
Whl'" delegations from colleges in sew
sal foreign lands, We're present by
special invitation.
tlfc that destroyed the forging and
tcmrcrlpg departments of the ma
chine knife factory of the Bale, &
GleEdinger Manufacturing Go. at Wo-
burn. Mass. Tuesday caused a loss es-
tmated at $4,000, practically covered
by insurance The fire originated from
unknown causes in the tempering room
OF the frame building occupied by tue
forging and tempering departments
IL .t,-,.y i,,.s
clIin"ry and stock.
As a memorial to their son. Morris
Trait, member of the Amherst COT
lege Class of 1911, who died last July.
Ar. ana Mrs. Charles NJ Pratt OF
Brooklyn. y. Y. will present a new
dormitory to the college Tho an
nonncement Of the proposed gift was
made today by President George Har
rls. Although all of the details have
not yet been worked out the dormi-
tory VIII be Quilt during the coming
year and probably will be located on
tre field north of Walker hall. Mr..
Pratt, who is connected with the
STANDARD Oil Co. has previously made
important donations to Amherst.
Claude White, the Eng
'"il dNiator, was served Tuesday at
New DIRK, in suit instituted II the |
nlted states circuit court bv tl,a /,
wright Co., in which infringement Of
1atent tights for heavier than air |
machine is alleged and an Injunction !
''dght, Tile complaint asserts thar
before reporting and using the ma /!
;hlhe IN this country. Grahame- White !
new that the federal courts had sus-
AIMED the Wright patent in the cases
'Salnst Louis Paulhan and the Her
ihs-Curtis Co. and Glenn H. Cur
ISIS. u
Denying petition for the establish
nent of stop off privilege on wool
L Detroit, the Interstate Commerce
commission Tuesday announced that if
ad round that the present blanket
INDIGNANTLY rate OF 80 cents per hun-
req pounds on wool. in the grease"
ppiSihg from Chicago, Detroit ana
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