Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-22

Dennis of Newark, y. j., as maid of
honor. Robert 7. Gannett. brother of
the groom, was best man. The ushers
were all Harvard men.
United States Senator George p.
Wctmore of Rhode Island. who has
been i'll for several weeks in the Pan
anna canal zone. arrived, Tuesday, at
New Orleans. on the steamer Heredia
from Colon, accompanied by Mrs.
Wetmore.
Hiccoughs caused the death, Tues
day, of Hormidas J. Cartier, secretary
of the Rhode Island State Board of
OptometrX, and one of the leading oe-
culists and jewellers of the Pawtueket
valley. at the Rhode Island hospital. at
Providence. He had been i'll for sew
eral days before he was attacked by
constant hiccoughing.
y stld outpost fight took place. Mon
day morning, at Tripoli. as u result OF
which. according to Italian reports, the
Turks were forced to retreat, leaving
nine dead on the field. They carried off
their wounded. Later In the day the
Turks twice returned to the offensive.
The Italian grenadiers and artillery re-
piled to their attacks and again re-
pulsed the enemy. of whom 20 were KILL
| ed. The Italians did not suffer any loss.
The excitement over the student dis
turbanee of Saturday night at New la
ven CT. is quieting down. and the out
look now is that with an inquiry con-
Quoted by the Yale faculties to determine
! the extent to which the students were
responsible the whole affair will be closed
without any lawsuits Manager Eidridge
of the Hyperion theatre has addressed a
letter to the student body in which he
expresses regret at the occurrence, and
says that much of the criticism of the
Hyperion management was deserved.
Nell Nielsen, member of the Aus
tralian Parliament. empowered by his
government TO negotiate the primaries
of a reciprocity treaty with the United
States, arrived. Friday, at San Fran
cisco and will proceed at once TO
Washington. Australia feels the need
of stimulation Of trade With the Unit
ed States" saaid Mr. Nielsen. we
have wool and hard woods and other
things that this country needs ana
which will furnish a basis of ocean re-
ciprocal traffic.
Another year will see the hydro
aeroplane developed TO such an extent
that each battlcship Of the American
navy may have its own flying ma
chine. in the opinion of Captain
l. Chambers. who has charge of tho
work of the navy de-
partment Captain Chambers believes
that as soon as "a solution is found for
the motor problem. the installation OF
hydro -aeroplanes as a part of the
equipment of battleships will be be-
gun. 1t Is not considered probable
that the navy aeronauts will follow
the plan of the army and move lis
equipment south for practice during
the winter. When the weather at An
where the navy hydro-aero-
plane experiments are carried on pc
comes too disagreeable for flying puf
poses, aeronauts viii give attention.
exclusively to the motor problem
On the ground that the afiidaVits ac-
the rcquisitioh papers
for Nathan Berman and Louis broohS
were not sufficient to show ,ieih W 20
fugitivcs from justice from Cohnec'F
cut Gov Foss of Massachusetts Tues
day, refused the request OF GOV Bali
win of Connecticut for the oeA'ery u
the two men. In his lciter 10 uos'
Gov, Fos5 states that Mas
sa chtsctts laws require that the COM
plaint accompanying the request shall
also nc accompanied by affidavits to
the facts constituting the crime
charged by persons who have actual
Of such facts. He points out
that the affidavits submitted in this
case do not fulfill these requirements.
Governor Foss expresses regret in be-
inp obliged to refuse the request.
motion to quash the indictment
against James J. Storrow, formerly a
director in the United Shoe Machinery
co. on the ground that Mr.. Storrow
several his connection with the COM
panv before the investigation of the
officials by the government authori-
ties was made, Tuesday, by Dist. At
~. French in the United States cir
chi; court at Boston. Mr.. Storrow WAS
charged with engaging in a con-
sniracy in restraint of trade and IL
legally combining with others. Mr..
resigned his dictatorship in
the company in 1908, just before the
election in which he was
a candidate for mayor. The district at
torney stated in his motion that Mr..
case came under the stat
,ite of limitations and that there was
evidence to hold him on
the same charges as in the case of
the other officials of the company in
dicted at the same time.