The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-11-14
Took Rough on Rats

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Took Rough on Rats
LIvERMoRE FALLS, November 13.-Miss
Graves, aged about 20. died today from the
effects of Rough ON Rats taken Wednesday
An illness Of five years caused the suicide
Three Narrowly Escaped Death.
MADISON, November 13.-,At about quar-
ter past six last evening about % feet of
the mammoth coal bins In the yard Of the
Manufacturing Investment company fell
with loud crash. Three men had mar
row escape from instant death.
Inspecting State Lands.
AUGUSTA, November 13.-Land Agent
Packard and the Committee of the Council
returned today from the inspection of the
Islands belonging to the State. They have
been visiting Islands in Belgrade Ponds
and others at Small Point near the mouth
of the Kennebec. They decided to sell one
in Long Pond. Belgrade, to Wing Bros,
and Flogg Island at Small Point. They
ask 500 for it, Parties In Bath offer
$50 for it to be used as game preserve.
Crushed Between the Cars.
BRowNvILLE, November 13.-Lewis
Gerrish, Of Milo, brakeman on the Katah-
din Iron Works railroad, while coupling
cars on the morning freight Thursday, was
caught between the cars and severely
crushed, just above the hips. The accident
will not result seriously, 1t is thought, un-
less Inflammation of the bowels sets in.
Now the Law Will Take a Hand.
AUGUSTA, November 13..-The White
Cap raid on George w. Daggett. Of West
Washington. has aroused much Indignation
in that community and there is demand
that several of those who participated shall
answer for their deeds. John Mears, who
asked Daggett out of doors, has been taken
before Trial Justice M. f.. Hawley, of Ap-
pletop, and has given bail.
who Will Be- Judge in Bath?
BATH, November 13.-This city is with
out municipal judge, and who will be the
next one is question often asked. Gov
ernor Burleigh recently re-appointed Judge
Nathan CoCmbs, for second term, but at
the meeting of the council held the first of
the month ne was not confirmed. A peti-
tion is circulated asking for the appoint
ment OF Harry E. DuHcan. This petition
bears the names of the Mayor and alder
men.
Odd Fellows on Special Train.
FARMINGToN, November 13.-A party
numbering 1876 Odd Fellows from Lewiston
passed through here on special train this
afternoon on the way to visit Mt. Saddle
back lodge of Phillips. The Degree team
was with then and dgrees will be worked
on several candidates. The party will re-
turn by special train tonight. Several
FarmingtOn Odd Fellows went up on the
regular train.
James hutchIns's Store Robbed.
FRYEBURG, November 13.-The store of
James e. Hutchins at North Fryeburg.
was robbed last night of $40 In cash and
quite an amount of silver ware.
Verdict Set Aside.
SAco, November 1S.-A new trial has
been ordered by the law court in the case
of William Roberts, of North Berwick vs..
the Boston and Maine railroad. Roberts
was brakeman and was jammed between
freight cars at Pine Point. When the case
was tried two years ago in the Supreme
Court the jury awarded him a verdict of
$4,000. The Law Court has Just decided
that the evidence was insufficient to war
rant the verdict. A hearing has been
ordered for the January term of court.
To Give Alarm In Augusta.
AUGUSTA, November 1S.-The city gov
ernment this evening voted to adopt a fire
alarm system, the expense not to exceed
$1,000.
AdoIph Beauregard's Death,
NEwBNRUPoRT, MASS November IA
Adoph Deauregard, of Blddeford, Maine.
was ran over and killed by the 615 train
on the Boston aud Maine railroad here this
evening. The body was viewed by Cor
oner Snow and given in charge of under
taker Stafford.