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

Ten thousand metal workers at Lcip-
sic. Saxony. and 5000 in the Thuringian
District were locked out Saturday be-
cause some of the men had struck 1t
may result in a lockout cf 5000 men
at Dresden and Chempitz
The Senate foreign relations COM
mittee Saturday made public the Pres
ident's message of June l. 1911. regard
ing the Nicaragua loan, and his mes
sage of Jan. e, 1911. referring to the
Honduran loan, as well as the conyea-
tions OF both these negotiations
Mexico CITY was under martial law
Saturday. although no official procla-
nation TO that effect has been issued.
Warrants were sworn out for Il Off
GERS in the Maderist army who are.
with their soldiers near by, charging
them with sedition and conspirlng to
attack the city.
Colonel w c. Greene millionaire
American mine owner and ranchman.
died at A. NJ. saturday at Gananea.
Mex. of acute pneumonia. Physicians
and nurses had arrived from Ell Paso
and NaCo. Art. few hours before
death. but their services were without
avail Colonel Greenes family were a.
his bedside.
Anxiety is felt al Provincetown.
Mass. regarding the safety of the fish
ing slcop Louis and Warren which was
on the George bank sword fishing
during the gale of July IS and has not
been reported since. The Louis and
Warren is commanded by Capt. Antoine
silva and her crew consists of Ma
thaniel Rurch, Albert Mavor. Antoae
Francis and Thomas Macdonald
The steamship La Provence, from
lIavre. locked at / o'clock Saturday
morning at New York. Among the
messengers were three ayiators who
viii participate in the international
n eet at Chicago on Aug. i. They are
Roman Gressier, Ernest Matthias. and
Mestaeh The three aviators will leave
for Chicago Monday and after the Chi
cago meet expect to fly at Boston and
and near Mex York City.
The London Times Pedn corre-
spondent refers, in a dispatch printed
Saturday morning, to the probable
resignation of Prince Ching from the
premiership. According to newspaper
reports. Prince Ching applied for leave
of absence on account of feeble health
and because the visit of his son 10
London as a delegate to the Coronation
of King George had shown him that
foreigners feel an interesting contempt
for China
The conference committee on the
wool tariff bill was called together
Saturday and Messrs. La Toilette ard
raaortod ,sar,
unable to agree upon a compromise.
The full committee then made an eff
fort to reach an agreement, and it
failed also. 1t was then decided 20 let
Messrs. Underwood and La Toilette
try again, and the bill again was turn
ed over to them. together with the
farmers free list bill, over which there
are also serious differences between
the Senate and House
Fearing that they will lose millions
in the distribution of Standard Oil
stock, IS was ordered by the United
states supreme court in dissoving the
trust. shareholders will get together
for their own protection ADprehen-
sion is also felt by brokerage houses
which are carrying shares of the
STANDARD Oil Co. of New Jersey or
subsidiaries for customers The seere-
cy which has always characterized the
STANDARD is being maintained and no
explanation as to the distribution of
shares will be made by officials Of the
corporation.
The Boston Contra! Labor Union and
Building Trades Department Labor
day parade will end in a monster Me
Namara protest meeting on the Conn
mon this year. in which 50,001 local
trade unionists are expected to partic
ipate. An effort will be made to have
samuel Gompers come TO Boston to
address the meeting. In common with
their fellow trade unionists the cosn-
try over TIE labor leaders of this city
hold that !. J. Mcnamara of the
Structural IRON Workers Union was