Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-16
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Temporary certificates of the Amos
keag Manufacturing Co, a voluntary
association representing 1924 shares
of common and 112,S2S shares of pre-
ferred stock, We're listed, Wednesday,
on the Boston Stock Exchange. This
action follows the organization of
the Amoskeag from a joint stock com
pany to a voluntary association, plans
for which were approved by the stock
holders a few weeks ago.
Baron Chinda, Japanese ambassador
to Germany, who is TO succeed Wis.,
count Uchida as ambassador 10 the
United States, was given "a farewell
audience by Emperor William.
Wednesday. at Berlin. The formal
nomination of the baron to the Wash
ington post has not been made, but
will be, il is expected, upon his ar
rival in Toxic. Niscount Uchida has
been made minister of foreign affairs
in the Japanese cabinet.
The appellate division of the supreme
court, third department. at Albany,
y. y, Wednesday, reversed the de-
3ision of Justice Van Kirk holding
Herbert l.. Satterlee, and George J.
Gould of New York, former directors
of the Trust Co of the Republic. liza
BILE for losses sustained by the Trust
Company while they were dill eetors.
The court ordered new trial of the
case, which involves the question of
liability of directors of trust compa-
MES for losses due 10 their alleged
negligence.
The Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey.
Wednesday, declared dividend for
| the last quarter Of the year Of s. q
share. This is the last dividend to be
declared before the company dissoiveS
| under the mandate Of the supreme
| court. The STANDARD Oil co. of New
| York declared a dividend of $50 a
| share, which is equivalent To 2 Givi-
| lend of $365 a share on the stock al
| the Standard Oil Co. Of New Jersey
The regular Standard Oil Co. Of New
Jersey for the last quarter of the year
has been $40 a share. Since the Stand
ard Oil co. Was formed into corporate
form in 1882 it has distributed about
1851 900 900 in dividends.
Because of the continued spread OF
the smallpox epidemic in the Paw
tuxet valley, the Board of Health of
Warwick, r. l., "Wednesday. requested
the theatres and moving picture show
houses to close until further orders.
Bowling alleys, pool rooms and all 9TH
er places of amusement will also be
closed and all meetings will be pro-
hibited. The number of cases was
sWelled. Wednesday. to 9 and nearly
50 buildings are under quarantine. The
town authorities have secured the
Billiard block, occupied by six fami-
lies under quarantine and one free
from the disease, a S an emergency nos
pital and have requested the family
not under quarantine to move to am
other house.
The choir boy face OF Raymond
Beck, a 14-year- old Brooklyn boy,
blue eyed and golden haired. made
burglary so easy that he told the New
York police. Wednesday. he had robbed
so many places he could not remem-
Der them all. When the police find
buried can full of jewelry to which the
lad has directed them. they expect TO
learn more about his exploits. Ray
mond was arrested, Tuesday night. in
theatre. His love of the footligits
caused him to use 4 stolen ticket and
this led to his detection. Between sobs
the boy confessed II career of THEY
cry which the police say is without
parallel for one 50 young
If the proposed loan through the
Morgan interests which See. Knox
would thrust on Honduras is effected,
it will mean ruin for Honduras" de-
clared Juan E. Paroles. former special
of the Honduras government
to Washington, appointed To negotiate
the Morgan loan of s10,000,000. Sc
nor Paroles said :,e resigned because
of what he believed would be an in
Justice to his country-the loan as in
dorsed by Sec. Knox. He said it is not
a loan, but a speculation; that being
qua ranteed by the United States it