Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-18

are out on strike at Lawrence. 1t is
stated by the union officials that the
money will not be turned over either
to the Industrial Workers or the TEX
tile Workers. but will be contributed
as the nucleus for a general fund to
relieve any suffering among the mill
workers out on strike.
There has been stiff lighting in the
streets Of Asuncion, the capital OF
Paraguay, between the adherents of
President Liberate Rejas and the rev.
dictionaries Many We're killed on
both sides The insurgents, however
are still in control of the situation
and all attempts by the government
troops to rescue President Rejas, VINO
has been prisoner in their hands.
since Monday, have proved unsueeess-
full.
Cardinal O,Connell and his suite at
Naples. Italy. have received many
kilograms and messages of farewell,
including one most cordial dispatch
from Cardinal Merry del Val, wish
ing him a pleasant journey and also
expressing the farewell greetings OF
the Pope. Cardinal O'Connell and his
suite sailed, Wednesday evening, on
board the White Star liner Canopic'
which is due to arrive in Boston,
Monday, Jan. %.
Reuuisition papers for the extradl-
ton of the Rev. DIR. w. D. McFar-
land. former head of the academic de-
nart1nent of the Pittsburg Hlgh
school. who was indicted, "Wednesday,
at Pittsburg in connection with the
death of his secretary, Elsie Dodds
coe. were prepared in the office OF
Dist. Attorney Blakely. at Pittsourg'
and will be sent to Harrisburg.
The discharge of shot gun
Wednesday, caused the death OF +. r.
Kendall. owner of the Nalleyaeio
Farm in Lexington, Mass, and Well
to-do milk producer. Whether the
shooting was accidental or with SUI
cidal intent could not be determined
nv Medical Examiner w \. kellher Oh
Waltham. who view the body, Ken
dalrs wife heard the report of the gun
and went to a room on the second
floor of the house, which is on Mlddle
street. There she found her husband
on the floor with the top OF his heaa
blown off and the shot gun by MS
side. Kendall was 81 years old and
had no children.
In the first weeks competition OF the
intercollegiate Rifle Shooting League the
- universities and colleges entered reg
istered high scores. With the highes,
nossible score for team 1000 points,
| Massachusetts, Agricultural College scor-
ed s31 against University of Pennsylvania
81: Harvard University 1893 against Del
aware College 727; Princeton University
! SIT versus New Hampshire College 90
Norwich University s6S against West Vir-
ginia University S6i. Iowa City High
school with a score of 1885, Salt Lake CITY
| High school with 903 and Deering High
| school. Portland, Me, with 902, are the
leading High school teams.
| Mrs. Ralph Herr, known on the stage
as Miss Lulu Glazer, was given deeret
| of divorce, Wednesday, by Judge NC
! Donald in superior court at chieaso
| Some weeks ago Miss Glazer told the
! court that her husband had beaten ant
| choked her a number of times. Juoe'
| Mcdonald ordered the decree prepared
but withheld 1t on the publication OIL re-
ports that Herr did not contest the sun
for chivalrous reasons. Herr was sum
moned into court and admitted that M
had i-treated his wife and denied ina
there was collision in filing the bill
Stockholders of the Rutland Raiiroao
headed by ]. NJ Hunnewell were agaii
defeated Wednesday, in New YORK II
their efforts to have receiver appolhtee
for the company. Renewed attempts e
obtain orders enjoining the New fori
Central from diverting business from th'
| Rutland and restraining the New horf
Central from transferring to the cohtro
of the Rutland Valley Railway Co. or TN
Boston Railroad Holding Co. any in,eres
in the stock of the Rutland Railroad GO.
were also without avail. Judge Moves II
| the United States circuit court denied al
J three motions, but in doing SO gave TN
petitioners permission to renew their re
quests upon the presentation of new evi
dence.
The new wireless station OF the Massi'
I Co. on Block island was completed ah'
the first message sent across TO the sta
ton at Point Judith, at L. M. Weohes
day. For three weeks the island mas peer
emf off from the mainland because I'M
cable from Narragansett pier to the Is
/ land broke when a schooners ahcho
fouled it.