Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-17

the church, John Cardinal Farley re-
turned, Tuesday night, to the United
States, landing at New York The
steamer Berlin. bearing him, dropped
anchor, tonight. off Quarantine,
where she will be held up until
Wednesday. as the ice in the harbor
made it hazardous for the health Of
ficers to go out to her. Wireless press
dispatches reported His Eminenee in
the best of health.
The following board of directors of
the Roston Milk Association was
elected, which, at the next meeting. on
Feb. g. viii elect from their number
4 president: j. II. johnson of West
b0ro: L. II. Ruggles Of Hardwick;
James A. Dwinen of Barre; ]. A.
Spanding of Lyndenboro, y. H.: A. L.
osgood of Pittsfield, y. H; s. f. Nc
NallY of Lancaster. \. H.; Simon
Brewster Of Jewett CITY. CT; f. II.
Doneldson of Shelburn Falls; ]. f. Sc
cult, Jr., of Chester, VT, and H. a.
Davis OF Bar Mills, Me-
S. Arthur Bent of Boston has filed
a bill in equity in the Suffolk county,
superior court against his wife, Mrs.
Mary L. Rent, seeking to recover
stocks and securities worth 1910 600.
which he claims he was forced into
transferring to his wife by threats
while they were in Europe. in 1910.
Since the transfer of the property
Bent alleges that he has been treated
harshiy and has even been locked in
It room and otherwise been treated
with great indignity to such an eX-
tent that he has been obliged TO hide
from his wife. Bent lives at 80 Com
monwealth avenue. He is a lawyer
and author of several books.
An affidavit, executed at Colorado
Springs, Col, Feb. IS, 1910, before L.
p. Lawton. a notary public, by Miss
Patsy Felts of Salt Lake, daughter of
Kansas City Baptist minister, re-
garding her relations with the Rev.
c, v. T. Richeson, confessed murderer
Of his fancee, Miss Avis Linnell of
Hyannis. Mass, was made public,
Tuesday, at Colorado Springs. A GER
tilted copy of the affidavit had been
requested by the states attorney at
Boston for the purpose, it is believed,
of combating any attempt to save
Richeson from the electric chair. 1t
sets forth, among other things, that
Miss Felts became engaged to Richie
son, Dec. %, 1903 when Richeson was
a student in William Jewell College,
Liberty, Mo.
Four trainmen are dead and two
perhaps fatally injured as the result
of a head-on collision at Long Run, Is
miles east of Louisville. Ky, at $50 2.
NJ, Tuesday, between an inbound
Louisville & Nashville passenger train
and a Chesapeake & Ohio train of
empty cars. Practically all the passen-
gers en- the louisville & Nashville
We're more or less injured. Two Chesa-
peake q Ohio brakemen suffered Sc
we're injuries. Both engines exploded,
according to passengers, bits of the
wreckago falling on the roofs of the
coaches. terrorizing the passengers,
who had been thrown in mass in the
forward end of the cars. The Chesa-
pealle & Ohio train running on the
louisville & Nashville tracks was
Dead heading" back OF Lexington.
Several hours previous the same train.
starting out, had collided With cut
off freight car in East Louisville yard
and had to put back for repairs.
louisville & Nashville officials express
their belief that the wreckage was
due 20 misunderstood orders.