Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-08-11
CONDENSED NEWS OF THE DAY.
New England.

John Enos Of New Bedford cut his throat
from the effects Of which he died. For near
ly two years be has had haiiucinatiOns that
some unknown person was trying 10 get hi
property.
William T. Reagan. piper in the Appleton
mills, was run over by freight train at Low.
ell, while intoxicated, Saturday night and hi
right leg badly crushed. Is was amputAtt~i
ut st. Johns Hospital, but the man died.
Rudolph Ericsson, a mail carrier h-tweeu
Bridgeport and Ea-ton. Ct. complained I.
United States Marshal Strong that farin-'
named Batter placed "a team across the rVa"
way and refused to allow the mail carrier l.
pass. Marshal Strong ar ested Batter for oi-
structing the United State mail
An Italian lalUrer was brought to Bangor
Me, from Matawamkeag for ne,lical treat
inent He wac one Of 4 gang brought from
Boston to work on the Bangor and ArUostO"k
railroad. Iu fight the Italian, whose name
is unknown, had been stabbed in the eaI
with piece Of iron pipe eight inches In
length. The pipe went through his ear and
jaw. He was taken to the hospital. II l.
doubtful If he recovers.
On the Consolidated street railways elec-
the line 10 Lake Quinsigamond at Worcester
ear which had reached the top Of the hill
near the State Lunatir Hospital ran on the
track. The Passengers got on and watched
the mUtorman and conductor Ia their effort
t. put Il back. The mOmru; the car was
fairly on the rails II started of on the steer
grade down toward thr lake. 1t struck Il
telegraph pole and also tree. breaking
them OF like piI+-Stems. The rar l. total
wre'.k. Ii struck another tree -sIuar.ly. and
was split almost from front 10 rear. Tn,
ear ran half u mile.
Richard Tracy.a blacksmith Of New Haven.
Ns. l.. t... 1
his throat with a razor week age hr quar-
relied with his wife and she left him because
Of his dissolute habits. Since then he ha~
btrn dt%pondent He was 81 years old and
leaves four children.
Thomas F. Fitzgerald 60 years Of age. one
81 the oldest mrIntrrS ot the Boston fire de-
parment and member Of engine company
: on East Fourth street, South B1-tpn. died
suddenly while seated in a rt-linlns chair in
the hay lOft of the above hou~... with heau
disease.
4 number Of boys playing in the vicinity
Of SWEET street South b, rSton. discovered the
body OF male infant about months old III
the water uf the South bay. Two boys -u,'-
ce--ltd in removing the BODY from the water
when II was found that two large stones had
been attached to it. The body wa~ in u very
decom posed condition. II was removed to
the City Hospital morgue. The police arr
buslly engaged III Investigating the matter.
Mrs. Waite 7. Fellows. the oldest p-rson in
New Haven. ana probably in the state, il dead
AT the residence of her sou. +. Wayland Eel
lows, the well known artist Of that place. She
was 0l years old and has always enjoyed r.
markable health until within a few weeks.
BnildingS owned hy Gal,n k.-.h At West
Appleton, Ne, were burned. several horses
and cows aud a carraige w-rr ais, burned.
Loss $500 insured for : lido
Martin Is. Ladd's new houS.. and barn at
Island Pond, Vt, burned. Loss nearly 5iO00;
insurance 5000.
Miss Annie Farley. who was injured at the
Chelsea, Mas, Yacht club disaster is in
very serious condition. The attending phySi-
cian has little hopes Of her recovery.