Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-22

Seneca has gwen up nope Oh HildiilS
the big derelict 5-masted schooner Ma
tnaniel T. Palmer. of Portland. Me
Numerous steamers have reported the
Palmer as drifting in the vicinity or
the islands.
George r. White has placed IN the
Museum If Fine Arts at Boston as
loan to the Western Art Department
two tapestries designed by Rubehs'
one of which has been missing Tor
nearly three centuries. He recently
purchased them in New York These
two pieces formed part OF series
of 10, illustrating scenes from the
story Of Achilles Life.
Judge William r. Daley announced
his decision at Brattleboro, VT
Wednesday afternoon, in the case Of
the state vs.. George Garruth, tried,
Tuesday. on the charge OF Illegally
killing a deer He was found guilty
and ordered TO pay fine of $lbe and
costs. The oaense, it was charged. was
committed Ia HALIFAX. Feb. "a 1911
The respondent appealed.
Mrs. Priscilla 1nslee of New Bruins
wick used the telephone for the first
time, Wednesday on her Tooth birth
day The Telephone Co. put in an in
strument so that she could receive
birthday congratulations. The aged
woman quickly learrxd its use and
spent much of the day with the re-
ceiver at her ear.
The resignation of Rev Charles II.
Davis as pastor of the Hollis, y. H.,
Congregational church WAS accepted
at a meeting of the church, Wednes-
day evening, and arrangements made
Ito caI council to formally dismiss
lhim. Mr.. Davis had been pastor there,
I'VE years, and resigned to become
pastor in Portland, Me.
even Clarke of Diamond Hill, Gum
.berland entered a saloon at Valley
Falls, T. L, Wednesday afternoon, and
ssuting himself at a table, toppled
over dead. The medical examiner gave
the cause of death as natural. Clarke
Was q single man. 40 years old. He
had come to the village to visit a
dentist, but on finding him out OF his
Office, went into the saloon TO wait
for him The body was taken in charge
. h. Van undertaken
4 T1ASr&f- tlANGa lteiill9 Ut AAsti O. ~ i4fi
ff4heeton and Columbia met at the
West Side Republican Club in New
York, Thursday, for the Goth annual
Intercollegiate tournament. Play will
.cobninue until Saturday, with re-
yGesses daily from / to o'clock and
from to 8 O'Clock. except on Satur-
day, when play win begin at noon. In
the opening games. Thursday morn
ing, Yale met Columbia and Harvard
was pitted against Princeton. Each
team consists of four men.
Salvatore StopinelIi of North Jeffer-
/ son street, Orange, n. J., who picked
up the $4,000 pearl necklace which Mrs
Henry b. Vaughan lost alongside, Shc
tracks of the Lackawanna Railroad at
| Orange, OH Dec. >, received S0O
Wednesday, as his share of the $1,000
reward offered by Mr.. Vaughan. De
ltectives John Drabeit and Thomas
Brown, who got the pearls from him
will get SO apiece If the Board of Po-
lice Commissioners consent while two
men who were instrumental in carry
ing the tip to Drabelt each get $175
As five of the seventy seven pearls in
the string are still missing, MIR
Vaughan withholds $200 to be paid tc
the one that returns them.
The automobile occupied by three Prov
idence men ran across a bear betweei
Walpole and Norwood, Mass, Wednes
day, according to the stories told
Providence, r. l., upon their arrival from
d trip to Boston. "Bruin did not NOV
out of the roadway until | opened vi
and jumped the machine toward him,
! said Don NJ Dickinson, who was oper
ating. 1.-The bear just looked us owe
in quiet way. We We're looking for III
battle and Bruin did not appear to wan
any harm done him, either; but he had ;
close call from being run down, and theI
II tpn't know what would have happened
We did not linger Observation-Disclosures "a
all" In the automobile with Dickinson
We're A. l.. johnson and f. Pavlosky o
tfovidence
~ The 0urtpartial to fix the respon-
slightly fofgthe explosion on the French
baftleshi0Liberte, which occurred in
Toplon 4aSaT, Sept %, acquitted all
thes offiGtnTshs reported, Thursday, at
Toulon %teihiral Jaureguiberry pre-