Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-29
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The long oVerQue steamship Lore
Roberts CT Belfast, Ire, reached Bos-
ton, Tuesday, from Rotterdam, after
the toughest passage that most of her
crew ever remember. The vessel was
10 days late and some anxiety had
been felt for her safety. ]. B. Beal
said that while crossing the Atlantic
1t was constant battle with gales
and hurricanes.
The arguments of both sides in the
cross-actions at London arising from
the collision of the White Star Line
steamer Olympic with the British
cruiser Hawke off the Isle of Wight, on
Sept 20. were closed. Tuesday. Sir
Samuel T. Evans. president of the adj
, niralty court, before whom the hear
ing was begun. Nov. TO- reserved judg-
ment
Henry F. Hart of Georgia and Frank
F. McCorkle of Kansas, both members
of the fourth class of the United
States Military Academy, have been
dismissed They were found guilty by
courtmartial of absenting themselves
from the reservation without permits
sion and of drinking. The two young
men entered the academy, last June,
Both pleaded guilty.
The United States armored cruiser
Washington arrived, Tuesday at St,
: Thomas, D. w. l., to coal. The yes
sci will return to Santo Domingo i'm
.mediately. The cruisers Washington
and North Carolina were rushed TO
Santo Domingo from Hampton Roads
to safeguard American interests after
the assassination of the Dominican
president, Ramon Caceres.
After a fortnight of suffering, Rt.
Rev. FIR Ubaldus Pandolf, provincial
of the italian Franciscans in the
United States and rector of the church
of st. Leonard of Port Maurice in
Boston, died, Tuesday, from complica-
ticns brought on by diabetes. Rev.
FIR. Ubaldus was born in Tuscany, 50
years age, and entered the order of
ST. Francis when young. He studied
in a number of the franciscan col
leges and served in many Franciscan
communities as a missionary.
In a room in a hotel, at Minneapolis,
Mimi. where three years ago Christ
Goehringer, aged 20, and Minnie
Gamelgard aged %, were welded,
Goehringer killed himself, early Tues
day. after inhicting mortal wounds up
on his wife. The young couple met,
Monday night, after two years. separa-
ton and attempted a reconciliation.
Early Tuesday, guests were awakened
by the sound of four shots from the
room and the police on investigation
found Goehringer dead and his wife
MORALLY injured.
! Leaking seriously and requiring ex-
tensive repairs as the result of her
encounter with last Sundays storm,
the steamer Albenga crept into st.
Johns, N. F., Tuesday, on her trip
from Lubea, Sweden. to Philadelphia.
Her decks were swept clean, the steer
ing gear had been carried away, her
hull was strained and several of her
holds were leaking seriously. Repairs
will be made and then the steamer will
proceed for Philadelphia. The vessel
is laden with cargo of ore.
Former State Senator Frank ]. Line
han, charged with being implicated in
a lumber fraud from the city of Bos-
ton, failed to appear in the Suffolk
day, when his case was called. His
bail bond of several thousand dollars
was defaulted and a default warrant
was issued for him. Counsel for Line
han said that he was in his office,
Tuesday, and told a stenographer there
that he was going to appear In court.
John L. Sullivan, jointly charged with
the former state senator with fraud,
appeared in the court and pleaded
guilty.
Two men are dead as the result of
a mysterious shooting affair, Tuesday,
in the stables of Mrs. Emma Flower
Taylor, daughter of the late Governor
Flower. at Watertown, N. Y. One is
John Linehan. the coachman and the
other Is Allen Haas. a stableman. They
were found near each other in the