Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-18
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

A scat on the New York Stock Ex-
chanso scld. Thursday for s37 900; s1Qc1
less thar the last sale made, few
days ago. which was the lowest in re-
cent years.
The body of Henry C. Patch. stove
dealer of Fitehburg. Mass. who disap-
peared, Monday, was found. Thursday
| floating in Westinghouse pond. 1t is
believed that Mr.. Patch was victim
| of accidental drowning. He was a
years old and unmarried.
The revenue cutter Gresham left
Boston harbor, late Thursday night
to locate and remove the derelct re-
ported off Thatchers island, last
Wednesday. The hulk is in the course
of vessels from Yarmouth. N. s.. to
this port and is considered danger
Gus menace to navigation
John Cahill. who amassed a fortune
in mining in the West. was run over
and killed by a westbound express
train near the Hinesdale, Mass, rail
road station. Thursday night. Mr..
Cahill went to Pittsfield. Mass. a year
ago. He was % years old and I'M
married.
sulphur mine near Castell Ter
mini near Palermo, Sicily, caught fire,
Thursday. while many miners were at
work. There was a terrible struggle
TO escape from the deadly fumes and
it is estimated that 40 of the men
were killed
The New York Senate and Assem-
bly, judiciary committees, which have
been investigating the charges against
Supreme Court Justice Daniel f. Co
halan, reported to the Legislature. on
Thursday. that none of the causes al
legged for his removal has been proven.
DIR. Franhauser, noted Swiss
scientist and explorer. shot himself
While mountain climbing in the
Rockies near Banff. Alberta, Wednes-
day night. according to a despatch re-
ceived. Thursday at Winnipeg. Man.
1t has not been determined whether
his death was accidental.
a bolt of lightning from out of an ap-
parently clear sky struck in the center
of a Fairgrounds at Pensacola. Fla,
Thursday afternoon. where several boys
We're playing ball. John Mccarthy, Il
years old. was killed and Earl Hoffman.
manager of the Fairgrounds, and several
boys were shocked,
The striking weavers of the Hamlet
Textile Co at Woonsoeket. r. L., a
broad silk manufacturing concern.
numbering 10. at a meeting with the
management of the MILL Thursday
morning. settled their differences and
agreed 20 return to work, Friday. an
amcable settlement having been
reg ched.
All danger of an ire wagon drivers
strike at Cleveland was averted,
Thursday, night, when the Drivers
Union voted to accept the agreement
reached by their officials and the
heads of the ice companies. late
Thursday. The announcement of con-
cessions made by the employers were
greeted with cheers as nearly all de
mands of the drivers were granted.
Edward Payson Weston. who is
watkins to Minneapolis from New
York arrived in GAINESVILLE, Wis. from
Beloit at $50 \. NJ. Thursday, OPP
pressiee heat making further walking
impossible. He was to leave for
Evansville at f. M, and expected
10 TedcH MduiSoil, rliuds iiioi HiHS' tie
is day and a half ahead of sched-
ille and in good physical condition.
| Mrs. Catherine McKenna of Providence
| r. l.. who is alleged to have thrown {
| lighted lamp at her boarder, James Dunn
causing his death was adiudged proba
| bly, guilty of manslaughter in the dis
| trict court. Thursday, and bound owe
| for the grand jury under $1,000 bonds
| Mrs Mckenna was arrested in New Bed
| ford. Mass, after an exciting chas,
| through the streets and back yards o
| that city.
| Mrs. Henry w. Peabody of Beverly an,
| Mrs. Helen Montgomery of Rochester, n
Y, We're unanimously recommended Il
| the committee on Federation of Women