The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08

Judge Hicks and was sentenced to pay S18a and
costs or 80 days in Jail. AS he had no money
he was committed to the court house Jail. He
has written to his brother in Worcester for
the money to secure his release and will
probably get it and be at large again shortly.
Welded at Bar Harbor.
BAR HARBoR, October THE marriage
of Elizabeth Hardy Edward of Boston to Lud-
wig Paul Carl Klipel, lieutenant in the
German army, was celebrated at st. Sau-
veur's Episcopal church at noon today, the
ceremony being performed by the rector, Rev.
Mr.. Leffingwell. The bride was beautifully
dressed in white, and the groom appeared in
his full military uniform. The church was
we'll filed with prominent cottagers. The
ceremony at the church was followed by a
civil marriage. The bride, who has been a
cottage owner here some years, will hereafter
reside in Germany.
Fred Simpsons Bravery
BATH, October This morning, Miss
Edith T. Sargent, a stenographer employed
by the Bath Iron Works, attempted to cross
the railroad track near the entrance to the
works just as train was backing along the
track. Miss Sargent slipped and fell be.
tween the rails. The foremost car was fiat
car on which Fred Simpson. brakeman, was
standing The wheels had almost reached
the girl lying on the track when Simpson
jumped from the car, caught her in his arms
and sprang aside just in time to avoid the
train.
Goodwin QuImbY.
BANGOR, Octo Der IA pleasant wedding
occurred at the First Congregational church
at 10 o'clock this forenoon, the contracting
parties being Miss Edwina Qulmby and
Rev. Samuel Goodwin. The ushers were
Messrs. P. j. Moore, F. w. Davis, G. G. Nc
Dermott and g. J. Bloomfield.
Lord Bound Over.
BANGOR. October 7.-Henry J. Lord of
Philadelphia, arrested yesterday for passing
forged checks, was arraigned in court today,
plead guilty and was bound over to the Feb
ruary term in the sum of $500. Failing to
obtain bail, he was committed to jail.
TWO Fires Down East.
BELFAST, October IA house in Swan
vile owned by Jos. Kaler and Samuel Adams
of Belfast, and occupied by Clarence Gil
more. was burned yesterday. The loss on
the house was 800, uninsured; on Gilmore's
furniture, $500, insured.
The house of Mrs. Levensaler Of Winter
port burned yesterday; loss $500; partially
insured.
Court at MachIas.
MACHIAs, October Judge Whitehouse
opened the term of court today. A large
number of lawyers and parties to cases were
in attendance. The indications are Of con-
siderable work for the grand jury and ten
days session is probable.
Want to Divide Lisbon.
LISBON, October 7.-Petitions are in clrcu-
lation for town meeting to consider the ques-
tion Of memorializing the Legislature in
favor of division of the town of Lisbon.
Lewiston District Preachers.
GoRHAM, N. H., October THE Lewiston
District Ministerial Association of the Maine
Conference Of the NJ. E. church began its
sessions here Monday evening Rev. T.
Whiteside of South Paris preached the OPEN
ing sermon.
The sermon was followed by an altar SER
vice, conducted by the presiding elder, Rev.
E. T. Adams.
Mrs. BIake's Generosity.
BANGOR. October Mrs. Priscilla A.
Blake gave $1,000 today to the Young Mems
Christian Association as nucleus of an en-
dowment fund, the income of which is to be
used for running expenses.