Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-06
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Francis Nicholson, years old. only
/ son of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Nichol-
son Of Lowell. Mass, was drowned
| while wading in the Merrimack riv-
/ er, Friday He fell into hole and
was wedged between two rocks. The
| body was recovered.
| The police of Bristol, r. J.. are en-
| deavoring to establish case against
Matteo Wolfe, bartender, arrested
| Wednesday, as a suspicious person, in
connection with the murder of Antonio
Trigiano a week ago. His case is set
down for hearing. next Monday,rin
| the district court
For the first time in history the
Stars and Stripes huttered over the
Confederate Veterans home at New
| Orleans. Thursday. The nag raising
marked the celebration of the Fourth
| by the Kingsley Post, @. A. r., Bos-
| ton, donor of the flag
The strike of the lockers at Bor7
deaux, France. has been only partiat-
| l. effective. serious fight occurred.
Friday. between strikers and police
| men on the arrival of the steamship
Magellan from South America. Sever
al policemen were hurt.
/ JubiidtlnS over the pubflSNit
| tory OF Jack Johnson over JIM Flynn.
an unknown Negro. Thursday night,
| at Columbus, Ohio shot three white
men. following an argument over the
fight A mob collected. but the Ne-l
gro escaped in the confusiop%
feature of the celeb9anon Of indie
pendence day at Montreal by citizens
| of the United States WAS the Inaugural
ton of the American Club of Montreal
| The purpose is to establish these clubs
| in a number of Canadian cities. Twen-
ty-taree states in the union were rep
resented at the meeting at Montreal.
| The body of Frederick Moser of New
Britain. CT. who disappeared. on June
| %, the day he arrived in New York
| to receive an inheritance of $4,000 from
the estate of an aunt. was found In
| the East river Friday. On June rs
Moser's coat, waistcoat and hat ware
found on pier near. where his body
was discovered, Friday. His wife says
| that he had no trouble to lead him to
suicide She thinks he met with foul
play.
w. A. Iaduque, clerk at a Dallas
hotel. was killed by his wife at Dali
| las. Tex. Friday, Witnesses say La
duque was talking over telephone,
when his wife came up behind him.
she called him and as he turned
around she fired five shots. Mrs.
Laduaue was arrested. She refused
to talk. Mrs. WA. Laduque former-
ly was Miss Minnie Shilling Of Paris.
Tex. and was known as sister OF
the jockey of that name, She had
separated froma her first husband.
A force OF Insurgents. late Thurs
day night. attacked a police out
post in the suburbs of Santiago.
shooting and killing one policemen,
The rebels retired apparently without
,s~- ysevArnment troops were des-
patched immediately on their tran:
ne ci,lzens are much alarmed as the, /
Insurgents were supposed to have
been completely dispersed and driven
off to the woods The strength OF the
attacking force is not known.
Justice Gerard, by decision hand
ed down in the supreme court. at
New York. Friday, continues thektem-
porary injunction restraining the New
York, New Haven e. Hartford Rail-
road Co. from purchasing from the
view ItIh AcItld ouo W tiso
majority or controlling amount Of
stock of the Rutland Railroad Co. The
injunction was asked by minority
stockholders of the Rutland, who con
tended that they would suffer ire
parable injuries by a decline in the
price of the stock of the road II the
New Haven acquired control.
With the death, late Thursday, Of
Mrs. Julia Phelps at the old Lerey
To Chsumont Mansion. in Leray S6-
Vile, WATERFOWL, N. Y. the last Of
the French immigrants, who owned
the great Leray De Chaumont estate
in northern New. York. has passed
away. Mrs Phelps, who was "a years
! old, was the daughter of Rene Jules
Payen. wealthy Frenchman, who
came to this country with Leray De
Chaumont and acted as his agent at
Watertown, later purchasing that
part of the estate containing the
famous old mansion, which IL one
Of the historical sights of that Sec
ton. Mrs. Phelps Had lived there