Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The buildings of James Kelleher, Ban
gor, was damaged by fire Monday to the
extent of sljO0 or $1,000
| Twelve big vessels with coal are lying in
the stream at Portland awaiting TO he
docked, and as many more are being dis
charged.
| Suit was brought against the city Of
! Auburn in the Eben Puisifer case on Mon
day. 1t is feared that the daughter who
was injured in the accident cannot recover.
/ The body of John Dubreuil, who fell
| from train between Suucook and Dover,
| ~ H.. Mondsy. was taken to Biddeford,
| Tue sday, for burial His home vas IN that
city.
| A coast survey crew of three officers AMI
nine men began work Monday on the
boundary line between Maine and New
| Brunswick along the Schrodic lakes and
St Croix river.
| Joseph Smith, prominent citizen of
| Biddeiord, was stricken with PARALYSIS
while picking peas on his farm on the Ken
nebunk road Monday afternoon, and is in a
! critical condition.
| The midsummer meeting at the Union
| Trot,ing Park, I'ittstied, has been arranged
| for Friday and Saturday, July - and 90.
| The amount in purses is $50. Early Bird
! is barred from the free-forsll on the 29th.
1 pr T. n. Drake has decided to starr
Early Bird during Thursday races at Ban
gor to beat the record of = IL IA, which he
made at Old Orchard on the kite track last
we, k. Early Bird will start in the free
| for-all at the Eastern Maine State Fair.
Isaiah 7. willett of Portland, while
driving through Wilard's, at Cape Eliza
beth, was struck IN the eye BY bullet fired
| BY some person uuknosn The bullet was
probcd for, but not found. Willeft was re-
moved to his home and will probably re-
cover.
| The Richmond Gun Club has challenged
| the Portland club for the Lowell medal and
the sloot will take place at the grounds of
the club on Ocean street, Portland, next
| Frilay afternoon. There will be. 1t is ex-
pected. seven clubs complete from Lewis
ton, Bath, Topsham. Richmond, Skowh ht
gan, WaterviIle and one other.
f. +. Kicker. ESQ.,. manager of Poland
| Spring. returned from Chicago, Sunday
morning. He has made arrangements for
additions 10 his attractive display at the
! Works Fair. and for serving free drinks
| of Poland water 10 callers at the Maine
huiliiag. The Rickers will expenl about
sIa oo0 in advertising their spring, at the
! Fair One stand alone. cost Si~0o.
At Exeter, Friday. Jesnnette. owned by
| c. l.. tlbee, Exeter, won the $50 race
! best time 2tO. + W. Hills Daisy klin
! took the > 40; hes, time, 2.;s4 II. W. T..
| Smiths Cleveland Boy won the 2.@5; best
time ,2}i =, and Lady Franklin Owned b.
G. T. Palmer of East Dover. took the free
! for-all: Naumsesg, "a: hest time. . - Il.
| All the races were won in straight heats.
! Sunday afternoon about ) O'Clock the
! farm buildings belonging to Maria Cookson,
I bat better known a. the Warren Fuller
farm near Fuller's corner. iIartlaud, were
destroyed by ire. The fire broke out in
| the ell. and was not discovered until il had
gained considerable hcaixay. There
being high wind at the time il was ifnpos-
sihIe 10 save but very little furniture. Loss
abou. $1,000; insured s9od.