Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-10
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Mr.. and Mrs. john HeXamer Of
Franklin, Penn, hive become the par
ents of third set Of twins in seven
years, the others being a boy afid a
girl each time. All are living The
,father is a lumberman
i)rs 4ohn g. Lyman. the pfomoterl noeq
jn prison in San Francisco. was Indicted,
by the federal grand jury al Los An
aeles. Thursday, on tho charge Of haV-
ing used the mails 10 defrand Bail was
fxed at $4,000
Evelyn Arthur See. founder Of The Alb
eolute Life" cult. convicted Of contributs
Ing 10 the delinquency Of Mildred
Bridges. a juvenile disciple Of the emit
was. Friday, at Chicago sentenced 10
,re 10 five years in prison.
Three days overdue. the steamer Na-
INDIAN from Glasgow. pushed up Pos
ton harbar to her berth, Thursday after
grnening passage across the Atlantic
storms. icebergs ana tremendous seas
caused The steamers DELAY
A fall a year ago va liz direct cn1ase
Of the death. Friday at Taunton, Mass
Of william T. Fuller. judge of probate
for Bristol county Judge Fuller. Who
was born in Bfidgewater VI. in 1872,
was appointed Judge Of probate In 1883
Augusta Vasconeellos, who was minis
ter Of foreign affairs in the Portuguese
cabinet Of Premier Ghagas. which re-
signed. Wednesday, because Of the oppo-
sition Of the parliamentary group head
ed by Antonio Almeida, was entrusted.
Thursday, by President Arriaea with the
responsibility Of forming = new ministry.
III, nj ..f
rev Clarence V r Richeson, the clergy
man accused of causing The death Of
Miss Avis LinneH. that John L. Lee Of
Eynehburg. Va. the noted criminal law
YER had been retained as senior counsel
Tor the defence. When Lee left Boston
recently for his Virginia home il was
said that lie had severed hts connection
Win the case Now II is said that IL
Iever left the case
The Inca, ferryhoat for the United
States government for use between the
naval training station al Newport ana
that city, was launched, about noon
Thursday. at the Herreshoh works at
Bristol, r l. The boat is Of steel and
is designed a. a fire boat as well as for
ferry service She has capacity Of 500
passengers and IS double-ender with
screws at both ends. The Inca is l0l
over all. 20 feet beam and seven foot
draught
Henry NJ Baker. executor Of the viii
Of Mary Baker G. Eddy. Thursday, at
Concord, ~ II. filed with the clerk of
the superior court a petition for leave
to intervene for the purpose of obieeting
10 the proceeding instituted by George
W. Glover asking leave 10 appeal from
the probate Of his mothers VIII Mr.
Baker asks for 10 DAYS IN which 10 file
his objections and requests.
Directors of the American Cotton OIL
Co, Thursday. at Newe York. passed the
aemi-annual dividend Of = per cent on
the common stock. The regular semi
annual dividend of per cent on the
preferred stock was declared TIE fol
loving statement was made The board
determined that il was inadvsable TO
declare a dividend on the common stock
II addition 10 the p per cent dividend
already paid thereon during The year
When nine men. eight Of them fisher
men, picked mp at random from the
street. We're lined up before her in the
foiiee station at Gloucester, Mass
THURSDAY. Mrs. H. " TAYLOR of II
Church street, pointed. without hesitation
10 George T. Grouse, arrested a short
Time earlier and Identified him as the
man who attempted u rob her. Wednes
day Grouse, who has been arrested
many times for varIons offences is
known to the police as Trouble" Grouse
Mrs Taylor reported TO the police
"Wednesday. that as she came out OF her
house, that afternoon. she was accosted
by man who pointed q revolver at her
ard demanded her purse Mrs TRvlor
cooliy told the man that il ha did not
stop pointing his pistol ar her she would
cal The policeman around the corner.
Then she turned and walked away. while
the man fled I'm the opposite direction.
Rev. DR. Henry Mansell. the first Meth
odist minister in the missionary field In
India, and who saw IS years Of service
there. died. Friday at Bristol Conn.
at the home of his daughter, Mrs d. G.
Monroe. wife of the rector of Trinit,
Episcopal church He was &c years old
Death was due TO the inirmities of Old
age DIR. Mansell was born at Youngs.
town. Ohio in 1895 was graduated from
Allegheny College and went 10 India in
i9'~' ne WAS Tor three years principal
OF Dareiliy Theological School in India
and presiding elder for many years in
that district. His wife died there FIVE
years ago. DR.. Mansen returned last
year to this country 10 spend his de
Ginning years with his daughter. He was
widely known as translator OF the
iiindustan language Resides Mrs. Mon
roe, another daughter, Mrs John Thurs.
ton, wife of a Baptist minister at Rock
port Me, and a son Rev William A.
Mansell, head of the college at Dareifv.
survive Funeral services were held
Thursday evening, at the Methodist Epis.
copal church and. Friday. the bodr viii
be taken to Poughkeepaie. n =, for in