Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-02

SurfectoS on account oil worn out
mounts.
speech in Leicester, Friday night The
heme secretary is considering fresh
prosecutions, and in the future SUI
fragettes imprisoned will be allowed
to starve themselves to death if they
choose. The Jail authorities will simply
place the food in the cells to be eaten
cor ignored
Rene Ouimet of Holpoke, Mass, was
arrested for the police of Croghan. n
Y, Saturday, as a suspect in eonnec-
ton with the murder, last September
of Peter Burns. The local officers were
informed that Burns was killed dur
ing robbery. Ouimet will be held to
await extradition papers
The bodies of Edward p. Kennedy
and his step brother, John p. Shee-
han, were found in their rooms in Hol-
yoke. Mass, Saturday, death having
resulted from gas asphyXiation. The
two were last seen, on "wednesday, and
it is believed that the gas jet was ac-
eidentally turned on. Both We're mill
workers.
United States troops from Fort
Yellowstone are engaged in battle
along the boundary lines of the yell
lowstone National park, in order TO
prevent a recurrence of last season
slaughter of elk. The echoes of the
hills are continually awakened by the
Urging of blank cartridges in an effort
to head off the elk herd, which, be-
cause of heavy snow, Friday, are try
| ing to cross the borders into the low
lands. VIII, =. hunters are in waiting
to kill ;hcnl. oh So san closed. Dec. !.
\ M y. a-it5,ao,7 rs t 1t had pr
saea :, sheriff aal hi NarEo prisoner
all nieht. took the Negro fTtm vault
in the court Aouss 1t Nct;2e, Ga,
early Saturday. and shot him to death
The nlobs victim was Chestley Will
liams. who shot a farmers wife. then
assaulted her daughter, near Rhine,
Friday. When the crime was discov-
cred. a man hunt was begun Friends
of the Negro, however. had revealed
his hiding place to Sheriff Wilcox.
who placed Williams in an automo-
bile and started for McRae
Annette Kellermann, the swimmer and
dancer. was married in Danbury. CT
last Tuesday night. to James *. Sulii-
van, a New York theatrical man, who
is manager of the company with which
she is touring with Jefferson de Angels
and Stella Mayhem. Justice of the
Peace William y. Leonard performed the
ceremony in an office in the City hall
Just before Miss Kellermann went to the
theatre for the evening performances
Town Clerk George NJ. Stebbins and two
stenographers were witnesses. They
were all enjoined to secrecy.
Ten battleships of the Atlantic fleet.
the Virginia, Idaho, Ohio. Utah,
Rhode Island Illinois, Delaware,
Arkansas, Vermont and New Hamp-
shire now anchored in Hampton
Roads, Va, will proceed to the South
ern drill grounds off the Virginia
capes, early Monday morning, to en-
gage in general target practice. Naval
ordnance experts are preparing fol-
exhaustive tests. The monitor ITALIA
hasse. recently fitted out with two
new l2-inch guns is expected TO ar
rive from Washington in time to ac-
company the fleet TO the drill grounds
| Mrs. Burton w. Gibson paid her frs
VISIT TO nef nuSDdtlu III lut couulS Jdi
at Goshen, ~ Y. Saturday afternoon
since she left town after the jury failed
| to agree, last Tuesday evening Mrs. Glib
| son arrived in town from her home a
| Rutherford at Us o'clock. She Wa
alone and went direct TO IS. the cour
| house, where she was admitted to Sc
| Mr.. Gibson She remained with her hus
| band until 6 O'Clock when she went dow
| town to purchase some fruit for him
| Mrs. Gibson was in very good spirits
| when seen by a reporter in the frui
| store. Nothing would please me bette
| than to have Mr. Gibson return to GU
| home in Rutherford as a Christmas pres
| emit" she remarked. you see, durin;
our IA years of married life We hav'
never been separated more than weel
at time and that was when he wa
4 away on business" she continued. Real
1 ly. | should have returned home at
| O'Clock but Mr.. Gibson is so cheered b.
my visit that delayed starting until
/ clock