Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-08
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

| The Ohio Bankers Association Friday
at Cedar Point, Ohio. endorsed the AL
| drich central bank plan,
| Frank Johnston of Minneapolis, arrest
ed at Pittsburg. Pa on suspicion of be-
ing Charles Streeter, who shot and killed
| Policeman Matthew Curran of Philade-
phia, FIVE years ago, was given a hear
ing Friday and released
| in the Prix Du Belvidere thurdle).
| for 3-year-old fillies, distance Ia miles,
run at Saint Cloud Friday, w. X.
| Vandcrbilt's Adah finished second. In
the Prix De Bures. Nash Turner's AL
| by ran second.
| Michel Marehienne, aged Al, a native OF
Italy, was instantly killed Friday morning.
/ at the Maine felspar mine. Auburn. while
/ working about a machine. four-ton
Istone chaser fell on the man. erus hing
him badly. wife and five children live
| in Italy Marchienne had been in America
three years.
| Records for the news paper business in
| this country We're broken in May, when
Ill0,l65 tons were produced and 107.2i2 tons
| shipped according to statistics filed with
| the commissioner of corporations by the
American Paper and Pulp Association.
An increase was shown over April of 1880
tons in productieff and 1880 In shipments,
while stocks ON hand Increased SlS3.
| The condition of the five men who
were injured early Thursday whep the
automobile in which they were driving
crashed into an ice train at North Bev-
erly. Mass. was practically unchanged
Friday. Everett l. Trask., the most Sc
riously hurt, was still in a critical state
and the hospital surgeons held out but
little hope for his recovery. The other
four men were said 10 be doing as we'll
as could be expected.
| An explosion of IS gallons of gasoline
| which followed collision between two ao-
/ tomobiIes at the junction of the Revere
Beach parkway and Everett avenue, chel-
| sea. Mass. late Friday night. wrecked the
machines and threw the neighborhood INTO
a panic. The occupants of the cars es-
| capped by jumping. One of the automo-
| biles. valued at $4,000. was occupied by
| John Gale of Brookline and his eitauneur-
| The occupants of the other machine. valued
at $4,000. were Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. FL Jeh-
kins Of enthrOp.
Whiles Mr.. and Mrs. George PhiEler OF
2ll7 Spruce street. Philadelphia, were alb
sent from their rooms at a Boston hotel
| Friday nieht false key workers entered
/ the rooms and stole $4,000 worth OF jewels
| The missing articles include pearl neck
| lace valued at $1,000 diamond pend
ant, valued at $3.50 coral necklace
! with platinum clasp and set with 30 dia-
monds diamond ring and brooch Of
| diamonds and pearls. The Jewels were in
a small bag inside of travelling case.
| Mr. and Mrs. Philler are on their way to
Maine and stopped IN Boston for the night.
| Twenty-four passengers on their way to
/ the tropics via the United Fruit cos.
| steamer San Jose had got no further than
1 South Boston at / A. NJ Saturday. not
| withstanding that the steamer was sched-
uled to steam out of the harbor early FRI
/ day forenoon The delay is due 10
| strike In the fireroons force. The steamer
/ pulled out of her berth at Long wharf
early in the day and dropped anchor just
| off South Boston and there she mas re-
manned ever since The San Jose carries
| a large amount of mail for Port Limon
and other Costa Rican points
| The federal grand jury returned true
bills Friday at New YORK. charging 20
| overt acts against A l.. Wisner & Co..
| firm and members VINO were faioeo
| last March by post once inspectors
The inspectors declared that investors
had sent the promoters more than w
900, 600 for the purchase of mining ana
oil stocks. These charges are EN-
bodied in counts of the indictments
lcharging conspiracy to defraud lhVes-
tors in connection with the sale OF
stock in the United Tonopah and Gold
field Mines, Ltd.
| Congressman Cyrus A. Sulloway,
| who had 10 be assisted from his bed
/ to a neighbours house Thursday when
his residence at Manchester, N. H.,
was struck by lightning and badly
damaged by the fire which Followed,
| suffered no i'll effects from the incl
dent. He was able Friday to visit fire
headquarters and thank the firemen
for saving his house from complete
destruction. Mr.. Su lloway has been at
home for the past 10 days and has been
keeping TO his bed much of the time
owing to an abrasion on one OF MS
feet which proved troublesome. The
foot is now healing well.
The steamship Minneapolis reached
New York Friday afternoon from
London with but two first cabin passen-
gers The vessel was tied up for three
days at her English docks by the atrik-
ing seamen and when substitutes for the
strikers were procured, there remained but
!. these two passengers in the first cabins.
They are booked as Mrs. S. ]. Black and
Harry West. During the 60-days trip
across they SAT- in lonely grandeur attend
ed by seven cooks, Is stewards and a pro-
fusion of minor attendants who would
have sufticed, under ordinary conditions for
full passens er cabin list