Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-28
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

! y on Iiaf' Win Ht -ANie'N'i ~
Rodgers from rcsuming his light
F4iaay, from Sanderson, Tex.
Frank J, Gould, it was learned Friday
night at New York, was operated upon
for appendicitis at his home, Monday, by
Dr. Frank Hartley. 1t is said he is re-
covering satisfactorily,
| Ephraim Adams a descendant of
President John Adams. died, Friday
at his home in Arlington. Mass. Mr..
] Adams was tor many years we'll
| known Boston bookkeeper. lie was
born in Portsmouth, \. H, in 1928.
The Queensberry handicap Of 50e
| sovere;cns for 2-ycar-olds and up, dis
! lance FIVE furlungs, was run Friday. at
! Newmarket Eng. and won by H. +.
! Whitney's Iron Mask II. The Tower
WAS second and Well Done tltru.
! There We're eight starters
| Rear Admiral James H. Sands, Z.
| :. N, retired. who once commanded
the navy yards at New York, Boston,
| Philadelphia and washington and par
ticipated in the evacuation OF charles
ton. died. FridaE. at his home in Wash
lington of acute indigestion. He was
Sc years old.
| Escaping from a sanitarium at Bur
| lingtoe, Vt, where she had been al
| inmate for a few days, Mrs. Emma
| Ishain. widow of a well-knoWn Eler-
chant of Morrisvlle, ended her life by
! drowning in Lake Champaip carry
FRIDAY. Sch was l. years old. Two sons
ard a daughter survive.
President Taft has approved the dis
missal from the naval service Of Mid
shipaan II. 3. Amin of Montana
Fletcher s. Bleakley of New jersey
and e F. Leahy of Wisconsin. all AT
the Naval Academy. for breaches OF
discipline. The case of 5. Roberts OF
Illinois, "A cadet involved in the same
trouble. has not been acted upon.
Policeman John Pollock. who was
wounded by Outlaw Baker in the run
ming fight. north of Gloversville. ~
Y. Wednesday night. died at the hos
pital. Friday morning. Baker. who
was wounded before his capture
| Thursday afternoon will be removed
from the hospital to the Jail. Friday
| the authorities fearing public DEM
| onstration as the result of Pollock
death.
| Inc kew. lblGI iNpHts 49,
sionary bishop of Alaska, was Friday
at New. York elected bishop of the
| Episcopal missionary district of South
| Dakota. Other missionary bishops
chosen by the Episcopal House of
Bishops were: The Rev. Trumbull
Huntington, bishop at WI HUI, China,
| and the Rev Henry st. George Tuck
er. president of St Faurs College, ia
| pam bishop at Kieto, Japan
Norvai Marshall, Negro. was cleo
trocuted. Friday. in the Raleigh. n
| G.. TAIL. Marshall several weeks age
attacked Mrs. Joseph chopin, the
wife of Il Young farmer at Vicksboro
Warren county Mrs thopiin's father
went to her rescue and was shot by
the Negro. Marshall made his escape
barricaded himself i'll a house ant
wounded two officers before his arres
was effected.
Supreme Court Justice Joseph y. kel-
logg issued an order at Ballston, n. Y,
| Friday. directing VIM. A Barnes, Jr.,
| chairman of the Republican state COM
mittee, to show cause before the court
at Ballston, next Monday afternoon, why
he should not be committed to the Al
bany county Jail for refusing to answer
certain questions at the investigation
which a Senate committee is conducting
into Albany city and county affairs.
The annual schedule making meet
ing of the intercollegiate Basketball
.eague was held. FRIDAY night. at New
| York, but because of the admission of
Dartmouth to the league the ruling
Iby the Yale faculty with reference to
out of town games Yale can play this
season, unexpected complications
arose. These will postpone the an
nouncement of the schedule for sew
eral weeks. r. w. Hyatt of Yale was
elected chairman of the executive COM
mittee.
written communication. which has
been sent to the knights of Labor Cut
ters' Assembly of Lynn. Mass, by th'
Cotter Shoe Co officers, stating that thu
company is ready to sign a 50-hour Wort
| week agreement. is believed by promi
| nent business men to be an enterini
| wedge in the difficulty between the sho
manufacturers and their cutters. Tit
business men say that should the cutters
who desire an s-hour work day accept
the offer of the Cotter Co, some of thu
Iother principal manufacturers will maxi
similar agreements
possible "a years in prison was
the sentence melted out to Philip SoloN
by Judge Foster in general sessions
at New York, Friday, for white slave
traffic. This is the first convicuoi
under the new law making it a felony
to bring a woman into the state FOL
immoral purposes. Solow was sent
enced from 10 to 20 years in prison
and to pay a fine of $1,000. a day tt
be spend in prison for every dollal
of the fine not paid. A payment OF
the total sum would add IA years ft
his prison term. He was convicted oil
Infringing Eloys Wendt. II years Old
from Philadelphia to this city. where
he placed her in a disreputable house
A discovery whereby spinal miningl
It's can he entirely controlled, was an
| nounced Friday, by DR.. Simon FieX
| nar, director of the Rockefeller lnstl
tute for Medical Research. at tht