Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-08

Dependency. resulting from his be-
ing without work for 10 weeks, result
ed in the suicide, Thursday. at NAL
den. Mass, Of Everett B. Cobb The
mans body was found in the cellar of
his home on Glen avenue by his broth
er, when the latter returned home from
work. The head was badly mutilated,
and shotgun lay nearby.
a quarrel in a Water street lodging
house at Palmer. Mass, early Thurs
day, resulted in the death of George
Cattsmitt. a German, and in the dis
trict court before Judge Kenefick, a
plea of not guilty of murder was en-
tered by Paul Carrendi, an Italian,
who was held without bail for a con-
tinued hearing. next Saturday 1t is
alleged that Carrendi stabbed Cats
mitt to death. Gattsmitt had a broth
er in Worcester.
Timothy {. Burns, As years old, and
a resident at 3 North street, Milford,
Mass, was fatally crushed by stone
that he and two other derrickmen
We're handling ut the Norcross quar-
~ III Hayden Rowe, Wednesday aft
ernoon. The stone had not been put
Just where 1t was intended to place
it and Burns had stopped to ''ehii.k
ii 10 with pieces of granite until il
could be differently landed. The
store suddenly slipped and just as he
rose in response to the warning of
his fellow workfnen he was caught be-
tween the sliding stone and another
j L. Walker & Co. of Boston and
Lynn have filed a bin in equity in the
superior court at Boston. asking that
President John Babcock and the Off
GERS and members of the Heel Work
ers' Independent Union, No. |, of
Lynn, be enjoined from intimidating
men in the employ of the plaintiff or
from picketing in the vicinity of the
company. A strike has been in prog
ress since Nov. q, because Walker &
Co. refuse TO discharge Fred G.. Teele.
a non union employe. Judge Hardy is
SIZED an order of notice returnable on
Dec. IL.
After Mrs. julie Lambert Allen had
talked to Detective Chief Allender at
st. Louis for four hours, Thursday,
diamond ring valued at $500 dropped
from her lips She had been holding il
between her cheek and her back teeth
Mrs. Allen confessed then, saving that
she stole the ring in Kansas City. She
was arrested on telegram from Kan
sas City. Long practice as a saXaphene
player she confded to Alender, gave
her the muscular power ana dextcrity
to keep the ring concealed in her
mouth.
Mayor Gaynor and the New York
dock authorities, Thursday. presented
to Secretary Nagel a request that the
federal government move to some 9th
er site the lighthouse depot at Temp
kinsville so that New York City might
carry out an extensive scheme of dock
improvements and extensions on Stat
en- island. The lighthouse department
is an obstacle to the proposed plan.
Legislation would be necessary 10
grant the request, but Sec. Nagel Of
fered to appoint representatives of the
department, who, with representatives
OF the city, could look over the stua-
ton and see what could be done
Tony Meggio, porter, went mad
Thursday, at his work. five stories up
In paper box factory on Worcester
street, New York. Sixty young women,
who liked him because of his mild and
engaging demeanor, We're working AROUND /
him when the change came. One he
slashed with razor and another he
shot in the head. Into the woodwork
about the rest he sent the contents of !
two revolvers, whipped from his hip !
pockets. and with his last cartridge he |
killed himself. His victims are Laura |
Sampine, aged 19-her cheeks bear the |
slashes of his razor and probably she |
will carry the marks for life-and Celia |
Gerhard. aged 16. Miss Gebhard's ,
wound is not believed to be fatal.
A dinner was given, Thursday in honor |
of Cardinal Farley at the English
speaking church of San Silvestre. Rome, !
by the rector, the Rev. John Dolan, for
merly of New York. The rectory was
decorated with American flags. There
were about 50 guests, including Cardinal