Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-30

CUT, SdLhlA y L ne punishment -
imprisonment. Sudman says that aft
er he had had quarrel with his wife
she complained Of being i'll. He gave
her some pepsin and Soda in which he
had mixed potassium cyanide which
caused fer death. In his confession
Sudman expressed the desire that his
children be prohibited from visiting
him in prison until they are grown UP.
Oliver Fairfield WadsWorth, one Of
the leading eye surgeons of Boston
and the East, died ct MS home ON
Beacon street, Boston, Wednesday
night. following years illness. DR..
Waasworth was born in Boston 7F3
years ago. He graduated from Har-
| ward University III 1860, received his
! A. NJ. degree in 1863 and graduated
from the Medical School in 1863. Fol
Lowing studies abroad lie settled IN
Boston. Following a term Of service
with the 5th Mass. Cav, in line Civil
/ War. Dr. Wadsworth became assn-
eiate1 with Harvard Medical School
as n professor lie had the chair or
Opathalmoscopy from 1881 to 1891 and
opathalmologY from 1881 TO 1888. and
Williams professor from 1888 to 1903
He was also connected with the Mas
saehusetts General and Boston city
hospitals Six children survive.
News Of the death OF Miss Eliza Tai
cot at Kvoto, Japan, where she was sta
toned as a missionary of the American
Board of Commi ssioners fer Foreign Mis-
sfons. was received, Wednesday, at the
HEADQUARTERS of the board in Boston.
Miss Talcott, whose death occurred on
Nov. l, was one of the boards veteran
missionaries in Japan She was a ma
i've of Rockville CT, and had been in
Japan since 1911 She was one of the
founders Of a school for girls, which lat
or developed into Kobe College-the high
est grade Christian school for girls IN
Iapan. with japanese on its board OF
managers, more than 200 pupils enrolled
and an average of about 40 graduates
a wear. During the years 1894 and 1889
Miss Taleott served as nurse in caring
for the japanese soldiers wounded in the
war with China. She was IS years Old.
A $4,000 contract for the erection
of a new state armory in Wakefield,
Mass, was awarded, Tuesday, to the
Whiton.. & Haynes Co, of Boston. The
building will replace the old arnorys
which was partially destroyed by fire.
July 6. and work will be begun at once
as Company A, Sixth Regiment, NJ V.
NJ. has been homeless since its old
home was burned. The new armory
will be on what was a part OF the
Wakefield estate, and nearly opposite
the old armory 1t will be Of brick
and limestone construction, with
granite trimmings and of colonial de-
sign, differing in style of architecture
ffem any other arnory in the state.
L will be e feet 3 inches wide and
las feet deep.
Partially unconscious from cold and
starvation and with all of his toes so
badly frozen that he may have to lose
Them John TukeHnsky, p years old,
ana who gave his home as New York,
was taken from a box car of the New
York, New Haven & Hartford Rail-
road at Stratford, Conn, Tuesday, and
removed to the Bridgeport hospital.
He refused to tell anything about him
self. beyond saying that ne had crawl
Ell into the car To go to sleep. The
place where the car was sent to in
S1ratford is the destination of cars
which are TO be scraped, and this box
car was sent there, last Tuesday.
Passers- by, it is said. saw the man
lying the car, but nothing was thought
OF it. Today, railroad men discovered
his plight and sent him to the hospital
Up to 2 O'Clock, Tuesday. the re-
turns received at the office OF State
Fish and Game Commissioner J. W.
Titcnmb. at Lyndonvllle, Vt, indicate
that 1000 bucks were shot during the
open season. Windsor county is now
the banner county of the state, there
being 267 deer shot in that county. The
smallest record is Grand Isle, with only
one. Commissioner Titcomb thinks
that the law has been better observed,
this wear, than usual, as only about
100 does were killed. Returns indicate
that the deer in Vermont are larger
than those in states where shooting Is
more common. great many Of the
deer killed weighed more than 800
pounds. The largest was in Rutland
county ana weighed All pounds. More
deer than usual were killed in Essex
county and the feeling is that people
there are regarding the law as they
have not formerly The summary by
counties is as follows: Addison 1l3,
Remington 176, Caledonia 81 Chitten-
den 4s, Essex 90 Franklin ~. Grand
Tsla /. TamoiIle 10. Orange 9S. Orleans
81 Rutland DIG. Washington Isl. Wind
ham 265, Windsor 267.