Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-01

CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

CONDENSED DESPRlCTEo.
John Morgan, champion three-cushiot
billiard player of the world, defeated
Davis Palm of Denver at San Francisco
in the first block played of two
nights S0-point match. The score was 40
to 90 Horgan's high runs were and s..
and Palms 5. The match was fast and
was played in As innings. The second
block will be played. Tuesday night.
Hundreds of members of the United
Irish League filled the air with cheers In
greeting to William Fl. X. Redmond
member of Parliament for East Glare,
and his wife, when they arrived at the
South station, Boston, Monday night. MI
Redmond is in Boston to address a mass
meeting in fremont Temple. Tuesday
night, in the interests of Irish home rule
Mrs Frank p. Sargent of Washing
ton, d. c., wife of the late Frank p.
Sargent, who was for many years
chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen tand afterwards commission
er of immigration. died suddenly. Mon
day. az a hotel in Seattle, Was. Mrs
Sargent, who was grand president of
the Ladies Auxiliary of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen. was
| travelling with here daughter. The re-
mains will be sent to Philadelphia
Accused of participating in sys-
| tematic robbery of dining, parlor and
private cars on railroads in the East
| of silverware and other articles val
ued at approximately $4,000, youth,
who described himself as Rocco j.
| Naddeo, was arrested, Monday night.
| in New York. According to the po-
| lice. in a room occupied by Naddco
| in a Bowery hotel, was a satchel con-
| tanning silverware and letters taken
from George J. Gould's private car,
Dixie" the proceeds of which rob-
berry, it was estimated. exceeded $4,000.
The failure of Blair Brothers. MEM
bers of the Consolidated Stock Elk
change, New York was announced,
Monday. An involuntary petition in
bankruptcy was filed against the firm
| in the federal court, three petitioning
creditors having claims totalling $500.
According to these petitioners, the IL
abilities will reach 100000, with as
sets about $4,000. United States Judge
Mayer appointed Oliver Goldsmith,
lawyer, receiver.
on decks so hot their feet were bis
tered, fought a fire in one of the cargo
holds for two Gays, while the steam
er was in the Indian ocean, accord
ing to the report of the officers on the
vessels arrival, Monday, at Boston.
The Indramayo comes from japanese
and Chinese ports with a million dol
lar cargo. Nine hundred tons of car
go in No. hold were damaged The
steamer itself was not badly injured,
Three Bennington young men, Guy
S. Norton, Merit Simpson and Paul
II. White are in the Troy hospital as
the result of injuries sustained in an
automobile collision, four miles north
of Troy, shortly before midnight, Sat
urday. Whites back is hurt and he
may be internally injured, but the
others are only cut and bruised. Roy
S. Perry, the fourth member OF the
party, escaped with slight cuts anu
bruises and returned home in Ben
nington. Sunday. Both automobiles
we're badly damaged.
Private detectives and the police OF
Boston and several other New England
cities are making vigorous search for
AiHeiit MdCdultS i@cohaiu, AVi q
nurse who has escaped from the Wor-
cester Hospital for the Insane, to which
she was committed after her arrest a
year ago. for the larceny of jewelry val
ued at more than 5000 from wealthy pa
TENTS in Boston. The escape occurred.
according to the hospital authorities, last
Saturday night. The patient is believed
to have worn a nightdress over her
street clothes when she disappeared. She
left rolled up blanket on her bed. A
reward has been offered for her arrest.
The battleship Louisiana won three
| Of six rowing races in Narragansett
| bay off Newport, r. l., Monday, MAX
| ing up the program of the semi-annu-
al regatta for boats from vessels of
| the Atlantic fleet. These were the 3
mile race for the Coffin cup 12-oared
! regulation cutters with racing crews.
| emile race for the Pensacola cup, H.
cared cutters, and 2-mile race for the
| Duncan cup, 12-oared cutters. The
| battleshp Virginia won the Emile
! race for the Pensacola cup for whale
! boats, 6-oared: the Delaware cap
| tIred the 2-mile race for officers in
| 12-oared cutters for the jamestown
| Yacht Club cup and the Kansas won
/ the 2-mile race, for the San Pedro cup,
| sailing cutters used with oars.