Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-13
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

| Or. Charles r. Gould, aged 65. a
| practicing physician at Triton NJ H.
for nearly half century, died, Satur-
day, of apopexy. He had been i'll
| about three weeks. His wife. who has
been an invalid for years, is in crit
| ical condition and is not expected to
live. Or. Gould had for many years
| been member of the Board of Health
, and was prominent in Masonic circles.
| Isaiah Dorman, the Negro charged
with attempting To assault 9-year- old
! Ethel Morgan at Meyersdale. Pa.
| FRIDAY, was removed to the county
| Jail at Somerset, Saturday morning
| under heavy guard, and after an ex-
| citing night the town is as quiet as
ushal There were threats of lynching.
| but the lack of leader and che de
termined position of Chief of Police
! George Cramer. who guarded his pris-
oner IN the Borough Jail prevented vi
| o!ence The Morgan child was not Sc
riously injured.
Miss Dorthea Douglas. daughter of
| ex-senator and Mrs Curtis n Doug
| las OF Albany, y Y, and George Cab
| OF Ward Low of Brooklyn We're mar
| rieG at 4 o'clock. Saturday morning. at
| st. Peters church. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. r T. BattershaI.
assisted by Rev Endicott Peabody.
head master of Ciroton school. where
Mr.. Low prepared for college Gov
Dix. unslc II the bride was present.
accompanied by his staff in full dress
uniform.
The new battleship which replaces
the old Hagen was launched. Satur=
;,1 IN.
OF Emperor William and Empress Au-
gusta Victoria and christened "Kais-
erin" by Princess Victoria Louise
Grand Admiral Won Rooster made the
speech of the day The new warship,
he said. Was intended TO help main
tain an honorable peace which was
desired by the German nation, but
should war come the kaiserin would
be found like Her Majesty's sons. who
We're always ready to ioyfully offer
| theii lives for the fatherland.
Robert Cassidy. aged 50 years. was
| burned IL death in his home near East
! Middleboro. Mass. Saturday. No one
/ knew of tie fire until the engineer on
| a passing train saw the. smoke and
| blew the tire whistle. This attracted
| the attention of neighbors. who rush.
| ed to the scene W hen they arrived the
| house was practically consumed and
| Gassidy's body was found in the
| house. badly burned His wife was at
work screening cranberries not far
| away, and there We're other houses
| within half mile or the place. but
| it happened that no one noticed the
/ fire till it was TOO late Mr. Cassidy
| had lived here for many years
Frank Hines. aged %. and resident
of Halifax. n S. who says he is en-
| gagged i'm a long tramp. which began
,on April .. 1909. and is to end in Lab
RAIDER on Oct II. 1912. called at the
Globe office. Boston. Saturday morn
| ing The conditions of the wager ne
| is said to have made is that he must
| walk on the railroad tracks whenever
| it Is practicable must not beg. ask
| for assistance, or sell anything He
! covered the distance. 297 miles from
| Montreal TO Portland. Me, according
| te his statement, in Il days and 6
] hours. and tramped from Portland to
| Boston. 10 miles, in IA hours. After
| leaving Boston he will go to Spring
| field, thence through Vermont to Que
| bee and clear through the Maritime
|
| b. boat to Port Aux Basque and
| thence along the Newfoundland coast
| where he will be required to trave
through pol miles of forest. He will
! 60 up the northern coast of New
| foundland and across to Labrador.
| The five-masted schooner Samuel J
! Goueher. which struck on the Lodges OF
| Duck Island. Isles of Shoals. during u
| thick fog, Friday night. will be a total
| loss Already the vessel is beginning tc
| break up, and IL will soon be necessary
| TO abandon her Two tugs and lighter
| lowered about the schooner all day. Sat
| urday and have been able to save most
| of her fittings but the 1000 tons of coal
| in her holds will go down with the ship
| The Goucher was bound from Norfolk
| Va. for Portland, Me, i'll command OF
Capt Hart. and carried crew of /.
men. They remained aboard the greater
part of the day assisting in stripping the
vessel. The Samuel J. Goucher is ownet
by the Coastwise Transportation Com
pany of Boston She was built at Cam
den, Me, in 1904. is 2s16 feet long. AS
feet beam. % feet deep and registers 224
tons net