Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-09

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ruled that the statute of limitations
barred the suit brought by the govern
ment.
| Lieut.. Lodsr, one of the military
| aViators, was capsized during a BIZ
| plane fight near ST. Cyr. France. Sat
urday. He was taken to a hospital in a
| critical condition, one of his vertabrae
being fractured.
! Cruising about in fog to find her
scattered fishermen who were sein-
pulling in their. dories, the Gloucester
| schooner Virginia struck and over
turned a dory containing Waldo Con-
rad and William Mason. While on La
| Have banks, last Tuesday and Mason
was drowned. The mishap was re-
ported MGnday when the Virginia
lcame in to Liverpool, y. s. Conrad
was saved by swimming and Mason
| who could not swim, sank.
| An accident occurred Monday to the
wall Of the coherdam surrounding the
wreck Of the Maine in Havana harhor,
which will delay clearing the wreck from
| the wafer. The exterior wall OF one of
| the cylinders composing the wall of the
| c01ferdam weakened and then fell out
ward, permitting the escape of the con-
| tents. The damage apparently resulted
| from the steel piing striking distractions
such as detached pieces of armor plate
laying a the bottom of the harbor. the
effect of which was displacement of the
cylinder walls under the surface.
Amid the scenes of his early youth. the
eregational church at East Jafefy. y H.
10 Iad of
| Senator Alfred Il. Kittredge of Sioux
Falls. 5. n. who died in Hot Springs.
Ark, last Thursday. The officiating cler-
gymen We're the Rev David HOWE, pas
, Tor Of the Congregational church. and
the Rev. George II. Flynt of Dorches-
ter. Mass. The burial was in Conant
cemetery. on the side of Mount Monad-
mock. The body of the former senator
arrived Monday, accompanied by relatives
and a number of Western friends
Fire early Monday burned or
! four steia warehouse building IN
Harlem occupied ~ the Gaardian
Storage GO and the Metrcpehtan To
haeco= D.. causing u less estimated N
s2a3.Ga0. Hundreds Of tenants in nea~-
by hotel ard apartment buildings fed
L the streets. hut the blaze was con-
fte3 % tie building of its origin. AT
ore stage back craueht drove two
| crews of FIRE fighters cut. All we're
more or less overcome by the smoke
but we're revived The burned built
ing vas located u - aHG 80 West
125th stree.
Streeter, Diamond & Woodwork.
counsel for Henry N. Baker, executor
81 tie will of the late Mary Baker c.
Eddy have filed with the clerk OF the
United states court at Concord y H..
a motion t. vacate the amendment to
| tie bill If DR. +. ). Foster Eddy. al
loved by the United States court in
fortsme nth Tuesday. May ,. and have
| asked for hearing ON the motion The
amendment in question. which was
| flcd by counsel for the plaintiff sets
up the invaliditY Of the ante-mortem
settlements With Or. Foster Tdde and
| George W. Glover, by reason Of the
| fact that Mrs. Eddy was not 4 PARTY
| 70 them and did not sign tie instru-
| ments.
Sevsrai persons We're seriously in
| iured late ionday at Westwogd. Mass.
When a semi-eonAertiblr electric car Of
| TIE old colony street Railway filled
| scopcd from behind by an open car.
| john Niberg. so. al Norfolk bad his
right ankle broken and his LETT leg
fractured and VAS hurried to tho Mas
sachUsl It's General hospital in Il crit
| ical condition. Ruel Fulton. -. Of
Westwood. conductor Of the FIRST car.
had lis right ankle broken While
Louis Avorbuch, -, Of Norwood. sas-
| tain'd severe injuries 10 his chest and
body Tie mntorman Gf the second
| car. James Bran. II Of Norwood was
Injured in jumping. Tie exact cause
al the accident WAS not asceltained.
The closed car was proceeding from
Dedham to Last Walpole wen flIed
with men, women ana children. The
| o.hcr cur was being taken from the
| car harms Ia Walrolc.
Tie estate 81 die late Robert Hoe.
whose library is being disposed of at
sensational auction process at New
York. IS defendant in :; SUI, brought
| By Margaret johnson Johns his former
nurse and amlaue aSis. t. establish
| dcr right 10 q bond and mortgage
| OF $4,000. which she alleges was given
| her hy tn famous press builder and
| book collector before his death In
4 long answer the executors OF Mr.
| Hoes VIII oppose the suit on the
| ground that the plaintiff Obtained the
| document "Ry falsely and wicledlv
| pretending to be enamoured of Mr.
| Hoe" BY order Of Justice Blanchard
in the New York supreme court Mon
| day, an attorney. fer tho estate was
authorized to take the testimony of
| Lewis L. Brown of Govington. NJ.
vino obtained n divorce from the
| pluintifr at the time OF her employ
| ment by Mr.. Hoe.
| With enthusiastic endorsement of
| th" proposal of President Taft for an
| arbitration treaty between Great
| Britain and the United States which
she'll exclude5no issue which may arise
between these two nations. the Mass
achusetts Peace Society held it's first
annual meeting Monday at Boston
| The society was formed To continue
| the interest in the peace movement
left without definite leadership by the
I vol Of 81 /,