Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-12

| Rector, noted patent attorney, has
been willed to De Paw University,
| Greencastle, Ind, which he never
| attended. Annual scholarships at
! De PAW for every high school in
Indiana were included in the be-
| quests.
Bradford, Eng, Aug. 1.-THE pro-
| longed negotiations to settle the
wages dispute in the wool textile
industry here broke down last night
and the strike will continue. A shut
down in the industry affecting 49,
600 workers took place on July 81.
Concord, N H, Aug. 11-(AP)-
Thomas p. Higgins of Concord was
slightly injured today when a meat
| cart which he was driving and an
i automobile driven by Irving F.
Schlusemeyer Of Boston, were in col
lision. The car skidded on wet pave
ments at Black Hill after heavy
i shower, police reports Of the accident
said.
! Boston, Aug. 11-AP)-Daniel j.
Lyme, an attorney, today was -ap-
pointed by Referee in Bankruptcy B.
/ Loring Young, receiver for the brok-
erage firm of Hunt, Ellis & Co.,
which was petitioned into bankrupt
cy yesterday. The firm has branches
| in Boston, Fitchburg, Springfield,
Hartford, Conn, and Portland, Me.
Bond was fixed at 100000.
| WASHINGTON, Aug. 11-(AP)-The
Polish legation here made public to-
| day a cablegram from the Polish for
eign minister which declared AL
| ha6
accompanied the departure from Po-
land of persons who had elected to
take up German citizenship under
the terms of the Vienna convention.
| Special consideration was shown to
sick and aged persons. the state
ment said, and those whose plight
! in the German reception camp at
Schneidemuehl has stirred public
public opinion chose to go to
! Schneidemuehl voluntarily"
Amsterdam, Aug. II - (AP) -
Four persons are reported to have
been killed and about 100 injured IN
the small village of Borculo, in east
ern Holland, near the German Dor
der, when it was struck by ty-
phoon which lasted several minutes
last night. The village is mass of
ruins. bOln CliUL CIiSS NSiC NSAiOA
ished and not a single house es-
caped damage. Other villages in the
eastern part of Gelderland province
seriously dmaaged by last nights
storm, are Didam, Doetinchem, Oh
denzaal and Bengelo.
Miami, Fla, Aug. II - (AP) - A
mechanical horse purchased by the
late William Jennings Bryan, today
was being held at the Bryan home
here pending decision by Mrs
Bryan as to what disposition to make
of the electrical mount. Mr.. Bryan
bought the contrivance from a New
York firm after a visit to President
Coolidge last July when he was
given a demonstration. 1t was de-
livered at the Bryan home after his
DEATH Mrs. Bryan plans to present
1t to some civic organization, it was
said.
Boston, Aug. 11-(AP)-Forty- five
| horses were burned to death early
today when a four alarm fire swept
the old carbarn on Saratoga street,
East Boston, causing $4,000 damage.
The building which dates back to the
| days of horse CARS is now used as y
stable by Edward j. McHugh &;
sons, contractors.
Casablanca, Morocco, Aug. IL -
! (AP)-One Of the n1ilder forms Of
torture to which the rebellious Riff
fan tribesmen subject their prison
ers is burning out of the stomach.
! Consequently the French flyers try
always to prevent being captured
! alive. The casualties among them.
| however, are heavy for the Riffians
are excellent marksmen.