Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-21
GARDINER.
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GARDIsER. Oct. 20.
1t will be remembered that short time
ago thc papers ammo incei the dsappesraHce
had stolen nearly a hundred dollars in
money, together with two gold watches,
both worth about sixty dollars. from three of
his fell ow boarder, at Rose Lashus boarding
house on Mechanic street, and then escaping
to parts unknown. The officers have since
been on the lookout for Rscheeau but had
obtained no definite clue until last week
when the City Marshal received letter from
Boston which gave him case to work on.
He answered it and received reply at once,
both letters which he received being in a
womans handwriting. The letters stated
that the writer, q woman, had formerly kept
company with RseheIeau. whose right name
she says is Ed. John. that he was now in
Boston. and had several times threatened to
kill her because she Tilted him. and also has
threatened to kill the gentleman who is now
going with her. Last Thursday the Marshal
went to Winthrop to consult the County
Attorney in regard to securing requisition
papers from the Governor Vt Massachusetts,.
The marshal was ordered to go to Boston
and arrest Jobin IL possible without requsi-
tion papers, but if not to have the local off
GERS arrest him a. fugitive from justice
Marshal Norton left for Boston Friday nigh
for his man and is expected back with hin
Sunday or Monday.
Last Wednesday Mr.. George L. Burke OF
this city and Miss Mary G. Fields Of White
deld, we're united in marriage at the st
Denis church in Whtefeld. The couple
we're the recipients of many handsome pres
ents in silvervare. They will make theil
| residence in this city.
Mr.. Augustus Brick, proprietor of tn.
Dewitt House, Lewiston, was in the city Sat
urday afternoon, behind handsome span.
| In the drawing Saturday afternoon TO- tn,
| handsome picture which has been on exhibi
| tiod in the show window of Sewbers's sho
store for the past two weeks. No. lis dres
the prize. The title Of the picture is 40
| the Hudson" The next picture will b.
drawn Nov. g
-Four tramps received Logging at the static,
house Friday night.
| Sunday afternoon John X, der delivere
his experience to good sized audience q
the Reform Club Hall.
Harry c. Moulton, secretary Of the Inter
national Shoe Makers. is in the city on busi
ness connected with that organization.
Two hundred and seyenty-hve seats hav
been sold for the Ruggles street quartet
entertainment in our city Nor. 7. Their
are yet few more good seats left for thos
who desire to purchase.
Mrs. Strain Of Chario,teto~n, p. z. l..
visiting her daughter, Mrs Elmer RaunelI.
on Summer street, who is seriously i'll.
Mrs Lizzie Wing Cole of Calais. is 10 th
city on = short visit the guest Of Mrs. J.
Lambsrd-
Grape Squeeze Party vas held la
Friday evening At the residence OF Nil
Austin, one Of the assistants in the HIg
; School ut her residence on Dresden avenu.
Her guests were the Senior class in d
above school. and the object Of the par,
vas to see Who would secure the most graz
seones. Miss Lena Smith took the IL