Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-10
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The Ncrfabf4t IfbfaI\ As'oo, tte,io'i
and the ycfnont state Board of Lib
rarv commissioners will hold joint
meeting III Montpelier. July II and II,
lFhc progran will be Of interest to all
Ver1aent. ssEaeh town is requested to
send a faAresentatite.
Three zAsore saekfulls of petitions
| pray fnef3or executive clemency in the
ease Gxfrs. Angelina Napolitana. IN
der 1stence to be hanged at Saulte
IStx4arie. Ont. next month for the
m 5er of her husband. were received
5fday by the justice department at
lEzssSva. The petiaouers are now num-
|44rcd by the tens7af thousands, repre-
Renting all parts q the continent.
Montreville NJ. Carlow of Morgan
town, W. Va, private in the 15ist
Artillery Coast Corps at Fort Andrew.
Boston, was instantly killed early
Sunday by falling from tie fifth story
| of Boston hotel The body was dis
covered hanging over an awning by a
passerby and it was removed to a
morgue How the soldier happened to
fall Is unknown.
Struck by an electric pole while rid
ing ON the running board of a trolley
car between Exeter y. H., and Hamp-
ton Beach early sunday. Cornelius A.
Maher 1S-year- son of William
Maher, was killed by falling over a 90
foot stone wall He was picked up I'M
conscious and bleeding profusely and
his death occurred on the way to the
hospital He was student at Exeter
High school.
Sister Madeline OBrien. for 40 years
ldireetores%t of st Iosephs Academy,
| Emitsburg Md, and one of the we'll
! known educators Of women in this
| eoaIItfy and Canada 6ied Saturday in
Baltimore of congestion of the BRAIN
Sister Madeline was born in Baltimore
70 years ago During the Civil War
| she was in the field hospital service
| and she compiled nurses manuel
which is in use in many hospitals
tthreuehout the country.
| Iheipmcers Of tho United States Ma
brine Guard at the naval prison at
Portsmouth. n H.. got a shakeup sat
urdaY Captain +. Fortson was or
dered to the marine Office school at
Port Royal: Lioutenat H. w. Stone to
the L. S. :. North Carolina. relieving
Captain Tayiar LientenApt j. c. Fegan
to the u, :. S. Florida; Lieutenant II
&c. Bartlett. from Philadelphia to Ports
lmodth. Major Henry Leonard, con1-
luandant Of prison. issshortly due for a
ship and will get foreign service =
] Five hundred members of the order
of the Holy cross, composed of presi-
dents of colleges. principals of pre-
! paratorr schools and pastors of
churches controlled by the order re-
1newed their oaths Of allegiance to the
Organization at the University of Netre
Dame Saturday impressive cere-
lnionies followed the close of the an
3hGal retreat nuder the direction of
iRcv. Alfred Cagney Of New York.
As a result og burns received from
i A li.htcd match thrown by'her 6%ear-
LORD brother. Ruth Crosby aged Z,
ldauehter of Mrs Dorothy r. Crosby of
| PittsdeId Mass. died Sunday al the
lfiillcrest hospital While the children
lplayed in the yard during the absence
of their mother at work Saturday the
boy lit a match and tossed it at his
sister. Her light dress Immediately
Iblazed up and before neighbors were
ATTRACTED by her screams the clothes
slhad been entirely burned from the
4 childs body
il Thinking that there was no danger
+ because the gates were not down
i Thomas J. NORM drove his automobile
Ion the tracks at the South Main street