Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-27
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The New York banks have begun
preparations for the disbursement Of
the greatest sum of money that will
ever have been placed out in month
in the history of Wall street. These
disbursements will aggregate $266o0o,
900 and will consist of the annual,
semi-annuaI and quarterly dsburse-
rnents of dividends and interest. The
total payments, last year, We're s254.-
oOg. 900 The list of corporations that
will make the payments include prac-
ticallv all of the dividend paying rail-
road and industrial companies in the
United States.
Andrew Swanson and his 19-year-old
son, Weinhod, owe their lives to the fact
that Mrs. John Felt of Lowell, who Is
summering at Rockport, Mass, likes to
see the sun rise. For when Mrs. Felt
looked out upon the waters, Thurs
day morning. she spied the two
men struggling in the bay Their
motor boat had been overturned
off Cooney's Ledge. Rockport Mrs
Felt went for assistance and sue
ceeded in arousing William Garrow and
Gaspi Contrino. sGarrow threw a rope to
the younger man, who was clnging to
the overturned boat, and dragged him
shoreward. The father picked up
by Hans Palmquist, a Iobstcrman.
Judge Morton. in the equity motion
session of the superior court, Wednes'
| day. on the motion of Attorney d. j.
| Daley, dismissed the disbarment pro-
ceedings brought against Attorney Ed
ward d. Collins. a member of the Gov
ernor's Council, by the Boston Bar
Association The petition Of the Bar
Association was based on the COM
plants of two clients of Collins that
| he neglected their interests after be-
| ing retained. 1t was also claimed that
| he did not observe the requirements
| of the oath of office, that he was not
of good moral character and had been
guilty of deceit. malpractice and 9th
err misconduct.
Famous old T wharf or ct dock
as the sailormen know it, at Boston,
will be purchased by the state and
torn down to make way for the con
Struction of a fine modern dock II
Mayor Fitzgerald has his way. On
"Wednesday night, the mayor in
statement to the City hall reporters
said that he noticed that T wharf IS
being advertised for sale and that he
believes that the Dock Commission
should purchase it at once and de-
velop the property for the accommo-
dation of steamship lines. He sug-
aested also that a public landing might
also he provided at this wharf.
| Dakota Dan" Russell appeared in
| the poor debtors court, Wednesday,
| at Boston. on a citation secured by
| Greenbaum Co. clothiers, who claim
| Russell owes them $50. The examina
ton was held to ascertain whether The
Russell claimant has property exempt
| from attachment. If he has. and re-
fuses to pay the bill, he will be liable
| to arrest. Dakota Dan" declared that
he is broke" and dependent on
friends. He expressed indifference as
to the outcome of these latest pro-
ceedings.
Nebalo Nazzara, who, Wednesday
noon, shot and killed his wife in a
West End hotel restaurant and then
turned his revolver upon himself died,
Wednesday night, at the Relief hospi
tai Both victims of the double
tragedy, into whose lives was woven
"A story of romance and pathos, died
without regaining consciousness. Naz-
cara, the police say, learned that his
wife was seeking n legal separation
| from him. In the last stages of con-
sumption, out of work. living in the
North End with his brothers, and just
having left the sanatorium at Rut-
land. it is said that the news of the
proposed action of his wife affected
! his mind.
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