Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-27
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

large force of Berber tribesmen at
tackled the city of Fez. Morocco,s at three
different points. Saturday night Firing
was kept up all night, but the tribesmen
were kept at a distance by the. French
artillery. and retired at daybreafS The
French had several soldiers wounded
The Norwegian steamship tsaum.
ashore on the bar near the eastern en-
trance to Liverpool, n. s., harbor. was
pulled off at high tide. at 9 a.. NJ sun
day, by two government cruisers and
sailed for New York with her cargo. of
pulp. The Raum had been ashore since
Friday afternoon ss.a "
Clarendon B. Sexton of Auburn. N. w.
first class electrician on the torpedoboat
destroyer Mccall. was drowned I'm New
port harbor, early Sunday, after faffiig
out of a navy launch. Two, ceInpanisns.
Maehinistst Mate Heidler and ssaihoniM.
II. Randall, dove overheard after him
and searched the waters iri the dark Tor
some time. but without success. RS
The Jewer murder mystery remains IN IL.
solved although week has elapsed
since the woman's body was discovered
in her apartment in the South End Bos~
ton. Although the body was Identified
as that of Mrs. Lillian Jewer. whose rel
atives live in New Foundland. the re-
mains are unclaimed at a morgue. The
police are endeavoring to locate sumo
person who saw Mrs. Jewer in a South
End hotel, week ago last Friday night
1t is believed that someone who MAS
with her late that night can uncover the
mystery which shrouds the murder.
The Rhode Island Peace Society at us
9th annual meeting at Providence, E. r..
Sunday evening. voted unanimously to
affiliate with the American Peace Sucie-
". The local organization has work.
ed independently during all the years Of
its existence and is the last of the New
England state organizations to vote ar
filiation with the national body The aa-
nual address was delivered by, Rev.
James L. Tryon. director of the New
England department of the American
Peace Society.
In response to Nlcaragua's importlfnl-
ties for money for the payment of debts.
the United States government. In a
foreeful note, suggests that the Nicara-
guam government obIge its partisass s,
disgoree claims which wers paid u
them after the revolution. amounting to
millions of dollars, 1T is pointed out in
the note that these reimbursements cou,d
DE used to liqudate the claims approved
by the mixed commission and for tho re-
demption of the paper currency.
( The Delaware & Hudson's Montreal ex-
press train leaving Troy. N. y shortly
after midnight. sunday, ran FOR nearly
10 miles at full speed with the engineer.
Daniel Ryan. unconscious IN the CAB
Ryan. 1t Is thought, struck his head
against the side OF a bridge spanning the
barge canal at Waterford Tie engine
has two cabs, one for the engineer and
another for the fireman. and the accident
was not discovered until the train was
nearing Mechanicvilie. Then the COM
ductor noticed that the train was Sun
running at full speed. pulled the bell
cord and, upon not receiving an answer
ing whistle. investigated. Ryan was uu-
conscious on the floor of his cab with hist
head crushed. He was taken 10 Trek aud
taken to hospital. where he died wesh-
cut gaining consciousness.