Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-30

York. slayer of George r. Copeland or
Victor, colo, a mining promoter. when
Henwood shot and killed Sylvester L.
Won Phul st. Louis aeronaut, was
found guilty of murder in the second
degree Thursday at Denver. The PEN
atty is from ~ years to life imprison-
ment. Judge Whitford granted 10
days stay of execution to permit the
defendants counsel opportunity to. file
a motion for new trial.
The greatest activity was displayed by
customs inspectors Thursday at Boston
in a search for smugglers on board the
liner Cymric upon her arrival from
England After the passengers. and Tag
gage were landed half a dozen customs
inspectors went on board the steamer
and searched her from top to bottom.
From now on every steamer from Eu-
rope viii be thoroughly searched for
smugglers. So far as Is known no
smuggled goods were found. Among the
passengers was Countess Heinfeldt
Moltke of Denmark accompanied by her
daughter, Contessina Maria Louise. IL
years old They went to Bar Harbor,
Maine.
Resolutions adopted Thursday at the
closing session atChicago of the Ma
tional Catholic Educational Associa-
ton followed up the attack made by
Father Bresnahan on the Carnegie
Foundation and stigmatize the rum
dation as "a menace to the intelfec-
tual and moral well-being of the
American people as Irresponsible The
resolutions also advocate the estab-
| lishment of a church high school sys-
| tenn and recommended the Catholic
University extension method. All officers
| of the association We're reelected.
Copies of complaint filed with the
Interstate a&sommerce Commission by
| &c merchantssand Southern growers Of
watermelons and musk melons against
| the Pennsylvania. Southern. Seaboard
Air Line and 122 other railroad COM
panies were made public Thursday at
New YorksThe Compliments ask for
| a reduction in the prevailing freight
rates ON melons to New York City and
other Eastern and Northern points,
| ThesHompIaints allege that New York
BosFaa, .Rhiladelphfa and other East
zerH In Nzaxe Disseminated against y
the def ght railrs us.
Her suspicious of foul play aroused b.
! the reports. of her husbands death, Il j
wife of suth Hollis, White of Boston. fol-
| merlsr commissioned to AIasKd, . spfq-as
nenf sportsman and traveller, who t't
been engaged in supervising the surfu
/ of sevefntpent concession Of 5000 aene
in Liberia. Costa Rs<sswlll start on
| sOOd- mile Journey a. Btrias Thursdayne
finysstigate she wishes 10 lea
| what became oft4fee sums of mon n
he had collected on Sis pl4Rtation ther~4
Mr.. Whi4z=was widely kfp44 In bushnell
circles &fsBoston and New York "a
was born III Braintree, Mass. March Is
1859. and in 1895 accompanied Peary on h Il
"Trip North President Mckinley appoin N
| ed hiif as the first commissioners to Alas#
NJ In 1899
Russfa's first Dreadnought. the Sc
vastopol was launched successfully
Thursday from the Baltic works in thu
presence of the ministry of marine
naval attaches and others. The battle
ship was laid down on June IS. 1s0{R
and it is expected that another tw
years will be occupied in sequipping
the vessel. The SepastopoI hasna dis |
Rlaoements OF $4,000 tonssand with 49, |
100 horsepoiaer is expeated to Develop
| a speed of % knots an hour HerI
llengthsis 5901s' feet and the besm sis
l87 feeAs THE battleship will carry 30oell
tons of eqa1a and ITO tons of napptha. \
Her arra |ent viii consist OF ] IL r = !
Inch guns q. 2 inch guns and. snall, J
aTtilery All theEyessel and its equip
finient has been or win re built in Rus
Iuiga