Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-02
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Tom O'Rourke of New York, widely
known as boxing promoter. announc-
ed his retirement, Wednesday. from
the management of the boxing clubs
with which he has been connected-the
National Sporting Club and the Royal
Athletic Club.
Leander $. Rochelle. father-in law
of Millionaire Brodie l.. Duke, the to-
baeee magnate. was sentenced,
Wednesday. at Durham. y G.. by a
supreme court to six months in the
county Jail for Illicit liquor selling.
The supreme court imposed the SEN
tence.
The amalgamation of Londons cleo
trio tubes and railroads and the Lon
don General Omnibus Co. has been
practically agreed upon, according 10
the London Evening Standard. Much
American money is invested In the
railroads, which We're reorganiZed 20 a
large extent by the late Charles L.
Yefkes
Mrs. Marie Booth Mantell, wife of
Robert b. Mantell. the actor. and her
self well known as a co-star with her
husband. is dead at ter summer home.
Brucewood. \. j. Mr.. Mantell reach
ed Brueewood. Wednesday. few
hours too late To see him wife before
she died.
Laden with tons of clothing, medi-
cines and other necessities for Tho
missions at st. Anthony and PilleH S
Island n. +. and Labrador, DIR. w
T. G:enfelrs missionary schooner the
George h. Cluett, sailed from Boston,
Wednesday, for the north in command
of Captain Pickles.
When the White Star liner Dominion
arrived. Wednesday. at Queenstown heI
officers reported that a passenger. j. f.
Warren of London, had disappeared wher
the vessel was three days out of Phila-
delphia. Whether he fell or jumped over
board is not known. He left $1,000 in his
stateroom. The Dominion sailed from
Philadelphia on Oct %, for Liverpool
In revolver fight between four Ital-
ians i'll Giuseppe Annellos grocery store
at Cleveland, Wednesday. Angelic Lava
ro said To be Black Hand man. was
killed, and Ernesto Damico, Annello :
was probably fatally wounded. Annello
is under arrest. The fourth man es-
capped.
Fred F. Addicks, vice president of the
Amalgamated Copper Co. and secretary
and treasurer of Utah Consolidated Min
ing Co, died. early Thursday morning,
in his apartments at fist street and
Broadway, New York City Mr. Addicks,
who was 81 years of age, had been i'll for
about six weeks, suffering from a compli-
cation of diseases.
Three explosions at the Dupont
Powder Works at Haskelrs, \. J.. ear
| ~ Wednesday, caused loss of about
$4,000 and endangered the lives OF
about 80 men at the plant. One man
was seriously injured and several
others were hurled into the Passaic
river and had TO swim for their lives.
A fire which followed the explosions
destroyed three of the buildings con-
tanning valuable machinery and fin
ished product.
Greasy rails brought two trolley
cars into collision at the Junction OF
Medfor1 and Washington streets az
Somerville, Mass. Wednesday, witf
the result that Motorman James Frye
was badly but not fatally injured
while dozen passengers We're cut oS
flying glass or bruised by being thrown
about One Of the cars ploughed q
large hole in the side of the other ano
| il was considered remarkable thai
more people were not hurt. Frye was
sent TO the hospital but all the pas
sengers returned to their homes OF
continued to their places of business
without assistance.