Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-06-04

Ann i{v1ng Six months 80.
~ ,s.,rs forest nth the door q his
=. !. hrt harricaded night and day enc
. 30. ee.caliber rife constantly ~ M
aide. Roy McNirch Of BridseS
vho deserted from the 5000 -. = :"
At camp Devens last NovsmDe'; c' ~" !
~ .,.n-sd and sent back 70 camp
r Csp MoNich has made threat
that he never would be taken s.ls Inv,
Ha was captured by Ex-sner'n .a"A
=. - 1soulton and three men, after
, =, Of Is miles into the WOODS !,
Il was necessary to break down .us
Soor McNinch was found IN Dea.
roo6 II Is charged. was brought !"
80. hv frank Morrell. lumberm.
-no o. also under arrest charged W.n
FALLING to register and aiding oe
serter.
o.. suenrv VIII succeed d.. Kari
Muck whose resignation - diteo.o
~ the Boston symphony ofcnesus
was accepted on March 81. FOLLOWING
his arrest at Boston as IN enem.
alien. DR.. Muck, the agitation asa'ns.
whom started at Providence. 4. l., On
October 80 last when he was aocuse e
=, rafusine a request to play ine
altar spangled Banner ct con0el.
=. nov interned for the Duration Oh
the war. Sir Henry was born IN H
dom on March 8. 1869, and wnen ~
Years old became deputy orsanist al
81 Mary's. Aldermanbury. He became
q conductor in 1889 after giving organ
recitals for several years.
A race between steam trswiers sea
Gull and Petrol from lakes 70 coast
interrupted by ice, was comple.o.
with arrival of both vessels at Boston.
where they are being made ready 10.
the fishing industr!. Both were ouM.
at superior, Wis, and are owned oy
the Atlantic Coast Fisheries Company
They left for Boston late last fall. the
vessels were n!pped and held, one a.
Buffalo and the other near Montreal.
Yeowomen at the headquarters IN
BOSTON of the first naval district
must nav stricter attention to bust
ness II they wish to escape efiiciai
censure. In an order issued BY Rear
admiral Wood, commanding the dis
trtct. the young women clerks were
warned that there must be no more
Sitting on desks, loud talking. read
ing newspapers and idle oonversa-
ton.
Munssll II. Cole, one Of the candi'
dates sent to the fourth officers train
ing camp from the Connecticut Asri-
cultural College, has been rejected On
account Of inferior vision. Cole told
CAPTAIN John H. Shaw, Jr., command
er of the FOUL training company that
It was the twenty-sixth time he had
been rejected but that he intended
to keep trying.
officials and employees Of the street
railway companies operating ID
Springfield and in Worcester agreed
with Henry B. End!cott, chairman OF
the public safety committee. to accept
him as arbitrator in controversies
over wages. They will attend con-
ference with him at the State House
Boston, Friday. May 81.
A freight train struck an automo-
bile at a Boston & Maine railroad
crossing at Wells Beach Me-. Sunday;
causing the death Of Harry Palmer Of
Rochester, N. H., and his wife, and
seriously injuring two Of their four
children who were with them In the
car.
Receipts of coal In Boston were fa'
above normal last week. and II the
heavy shipments continue over
much longer period there will be 9
less pessfmistic feeling regarding
prospects for the coming winter.
A new recruiting highwater mark
was set by the United States shippin,
board when SO men were accepted TO
training In one day. The best previou:
mark was rs.
Italy Day was observed at CAM
Devens with the hosting Of the Ital
ian colors at divisional headquarters
and the playing of the Italian anthem
lust before retreat.