Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-01

Friday morning. At noon came a ban
| Duet with after dinner speakers. Re
unions. athletic events and a band con
cert We're also on the program of the
| anniversary celebration.
The % rescued members of the crew
of the fishing schooner Catherine and
Ellen were landed Friday at Boston
by the Savannah Liner Nacooeheem
which ran down and sank that craft in
thick fog off Cape Cod Thursday
night. An examination of the steamer
damaged.
Walter Higgins. %, unmarried, was
fatally injured by falling 80 feet while
painting a house on Water street.
Lawrence, Mass, Friday. his skull be-
ing fractured. He was removed to the
General hospital and died soon after
wards. John Lows. fellow employee,
also fell when the ladder the two men
were on gave way. but he was only
Slightly injured.
Pittsburg was selected as the next
meeting place of the Ainericaff Insti-
tute of Homeopathy at Fridays ses-
sions of its 9th annual convention.
The Homeopaths also adopted resolu-
tions that a text book giving a work
ing knowledge of the Hahnemann doe
trine be prepared for distribution
among the Allopaths and for the EN-
ployment of permanent press repre-
sentative.
The 81 wire manufacturers criminal
" indicted Thursday in New York
for pooling their business in violation
of the Sherman antitrust law will
Appear for pleading on July ;. when
the Hcriminal branch of the United
States. circuit court Judge Archibald
presiding, next convenes. No bench
warrants have been issued nor have
any arrests been made. but counsel
for the defendants will be asked to
produce them in court
With their stateroom decked with
floral tributes given them by their
many friends, the newly appointed ann
bassador to Russia, Former Governor
Curtis Guild. Jr., and Mrs Guild left
Boston on the 10 A. NJ. Friday train
for New York. They will sail from
that city Saturday on the liner Car
'onia. After a short stay in different
parts of Europe they will proceed to
st. Petersburg arriving there about
Aug. l.
Archbishop Denis O'Connor died Fri
day morning in Toronto Ont. from
Bright's disease. He retired from his
office three years ago owing to i'll
health, being succeeded by Archbishop
McEvay. Upon the death of the lat
or
administration of the office pending the
appointment of a successor. RE was
born near Toronto 70 years ago and was
successfully priest, bishop of London,
Ont. and archbishop of Toronto.
Fffty-seven cities were represented Fri
day night at .Tannersville, ~ Y, at the
l4th annual conference of the Federa-
ton of American Zionists by nearly 2Oa
delegates. Conspicuous among the dele
gates is Prof. Solomon Schechter of the
New York Jewish Theological Seminary.
who came directly from Harvard, where
the degree of doctor of letters was con-
ferred upon him. The delegates are stu
dents and college and university gradu-
ates.
The curtain was lowered on kiel week
with the departure Friday of Emperor
William on cruise to Travemunde and
the sailing of the American fleet from
kiel harbor. The impression created by
the visiting feet is most favorable. The
German papers have generally COM
mented OH the fine appearance of the
American sailors. and found the battle
ships an interesting development of type.
/ The only Earring note appearing in ar
ticies contributed by one or two per-
sonal sensationalists who took the OPP
portunity to attack the American policy
in general.
Government customs agents renew
ed their activity Friday at New York
in the jenkins 1ewelry mystery in
preparation for the grand jury inyes-
F., tigation to begin next week. Mrs. Hell
en- Dwelle Jenkins. whose name has
| been coupled with those of prominent
men of wealth in this connection, SAYS
she has been subpoenaed 70 appear
before the jury next Tuesday and sew
! eral former customs inspectors are
' axpected to he witnesses. owing to in