Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-08

Vineenzo Vannutelli, Cardinal Martin
ellL Cardinal Falconio and Cardinal Bis
lett, besides Cardinal Farley's suite and
several archbishops. including the Most
Rev. Robert Seton, late of New York.
and some of the bishops Cordial toasts
were drunk. Cardinal Farley has decided
to sail on the steamship George washing
ton, which will arrive in New York on
Jan. A.
The unknown man killed, Wednesday,
with five others in the Pennsylvania
Railroad wreck at Manor, Pa, was
identified, Thursday, as Cornelius Joye,
prominent and wealthy horse breeder
of France who was en- route to the
ranch of j. NJ. Uhlman in North Dako-
ia. The other victims were Uhlman
Thomas Arthur Bond, a son-in-law of
, Uhlman; Robert s. Milne, horse breed
er of Bradford, Ohio; Fl. Buckingham.
express messenger, Jersey City, AMI
Frank DAILY, engineer of the express
train. Uhlman, Bond and Milne had pur-
chased over $4,000 worth of horses in
Europe and Joye came to this country
with them. All the horses were killed.
With smiles on their faces and
smoking cigarettes, the five Crotorr
Lake murderers We're taken, Wednes-
day, in automobiles from the White
Plains iall to Sing Sing prison and
were placed in the cells for the con-
demred, to await the date of their
execution for the murder of Mrs. Har-
ry Hail. The convicted murderers
during their trip to Sing Sing, We're
in charge of Sheriff Hartnett, Under
Sheriff Jenkins and a squad of dep
uty sheriffs, heavily armed as 1t was
feared that an attack would be made
on the prisoners. 1t is said that the
total cost against the county for the
trials is about $4,000.
Graham Glass. Jr.. of Portland, Ore.
a former Harvard student brought a
libel for divorce in the superior court
of Massachusetts, Wednesday, against
his wife, formerly Miss Helen Roche
of Dorchester. with whom he eloped
TO Nashua, N. H., where they were
married, Feb. IS hast. Mr.. Glass libel
IS based upon a statutory charge and,
according to the law now in effect the
narne of the correspondent is not made
public. Mrs. Glass was in Europe, last
summer and her husbands charges
are based upon her alleged miscon-
Duct in Paris, Aug. 80 After their re-
turn from Il brief honeymoon, last
spring, Mr.. and Mrs. Glass lived at
the Hotel Westminster and at II Ev-
erett street. Cambridge MIR Glass
millionaire father is said to have cnt
down his allowance to s. n week. and
after about i month The couple sep
arated. Mrs. Glass filed libel for di-
voree in Cambridge. last April.
One of the biggest marble deals con-
sumated in many years and involving a
complete working plant together with
valuable quarries, was completed.
Wednesday afternoon, when the Green
Mountain Marble Co.. owned by Boston
and New York men, with general offices
in the Mead building. Rutland, Vt, leas-
I'd the Columbian Marble. Quarrying
Cos plant on Columbian avenue to-
gether with their sand lot and qiarries>
The lease is signed by the receivers of
the Columbian Co. Gov. John A. Mead.
Newman X. Chaffee and Henry f. Field.
all of Rutland, and is for two years, be-
ginning Dec 6, 1911 One of the terms Of
the lease provides for certain repairs to
be made on the property as soon as is
and General Manager f. r.
Switzer stated Wednesday night. that
men would be put at work getting the
plant in Rutland into working order 1t
was also stated that the option of pur-
chasing would be taken up within year.