Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-11
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Samuel s. HIATT, an attorney OF AL
bany, n. Y, was arrested iii New
York, Thursday afternoon, ON war
rant issued by the county court of Al
bany county, charging him with con-
verting to his own use $10S,000 be-
longings to the kibbee estate.
James w. Mcintyre, prominent
book publisher of Boston, is dead at
his home in Newton. Mr.. Mcintyre was
we'll known in literary circles in New
York. Philadelphia and Chicago. He
was "a years old A widow and Il son
survive.
Charles Deveine Porter. aged years,
was instantly Killed at Merrimac, Thurs
day noon, by being crushed under the
wheels of an electric car. He was sliding
down Prospect hill. and was about to
cross the tracks when the car caught
him unawares and he went under the rear
wheels.
William MARI of Barre, VT, was re-
lieved of his purse. containing $175, by
two pickpockets who jostled him as
he alighted from a train in the Polk
street Station. Chicago Mari did not
discover his loss until about to pur-
chase ticket for Denver in the
LaralIe-street Station. He reported
The robbery to the South Clark-street
Police Division, then continued his
Journey
While Mrs. Ella hi Giacomantonio of
IS Boyce place. Lynn was rescuing
her i-year-old daughter, Ada, from her
burning home late Thursday night,
he'd husband rushed TO q fire alarm
box to send in an alarm. The woman
succeeded in carrying the child from
the building which was filled with
smoke from Il fire which started
around chimney. The fire did dam
age of $500.
Robert futty, aged >, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Tutty of Is Ames avenue.
Chicopee, was struck by a taXicab
about $50, Thursday evening, and 50
badly injured that he died in about
half an hour. The taXicab containing
a party of two men and three women.
was driven by Howard e. Hammond,
an employee of the c. l.. LOOMS TaAi-
cab Co. of Springfield
Alderman Charles A. Furness of
Everett was killed in the yard of the
at Boston, Thursday, morning. He
was attending to his duties as u
switchman when he either slipped OIL
was struck by q passing shifting To-
connective and fell under the wheels
He was decapitated. Mr. Furness, who
represented Ward in the Everett
Board of Aldermen, was born in BoS-
ton, July g. 1863. He lived with his
family at 1872 Irving street. He was
member of the brotherhood of Rail
road Trainmen, Everett Lodge of
Elks, Everett Y. NJ. G. A., Everett
Board of Trade and the Everett I'M
provement Association.
Felix Como of Exeter, aged about
3S, who registered at the Hotel Leigh
ton, Dover, n. H., Wednesday night
and left word with the clerk to be
called at $50, Thursday morning, was
found in bed unconscious by asphyxla-
ton, Thursday morning, by the pro-
prietor, George l. Leighton, who had
gone to call him. The door had to be
forced The room was filled with gas
from an open jet. Mr. Leighton sum-
moned a physician, who ordered Cor
nos removal to the Wentworth hos
pital Thursday night, the patient
was on the dangerous list. but inn
proving.
Determined to marry in spite of the
objections of the girls mother, John
Felix of Pine street and Edith Bar
baur, II years old, of 81 Ashland street,
Manchester, N. H., according to the