Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-11-07
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The man who died on the cars near
Dover, Monday, was Stephen TubaIt, and
belonged in New Brunswick. He had been
at work in the woods for the BIadstreets
and had been sick.
New received at Bath by telephone from
the life saving station at the mouth of the
Kennebec river, reports heavy sea run
niug, but no marine disasters in sight of the
station at Popham Beach on Tuesday fore
noon.
The Portland city council, Monday even
ing, after long and stormy session, re-
fused to purchase a new armory at a cost
of $40, 900, and postponed the question of
the purchase of fireboat. at cost OF
$4,000.
Game Wardens Jesse Peabody of Tbom-
aston, and George Frisbee of Belfast,
seized large quantity of deer and other
game from Frank Jones, Monday night,
backed in barrels and shipped to Boston
parties.
Mr.. Wallace r. Harrington, who has
been connected with the Rockland Star
leaves, today, from Portland, on his journey
to the Hawaiian Islands, where he is to
take an excellent position on newspaper
ere.-Argus, Nov. 6.
A horse stolen from Fred Burkhard
Portland, Sunday, was found, Thursday
morning, in a shed in the rear OF Mllllker
&, Tomllhson's on Commercial street. 1
was blanketed and well fed, had been
Iriven considerable but not abused.
w. f. Berry and W. T. Hayward OF tbs
Kennebec Fishing Association, were in Au-
burn, Wednesday, and took 1000 young
front from the hatchery, which they will
liberate in Wheeler brook, well known
brook trout which runs into Lake Mariana
cook.
TIE Bath Times says that the new boa
for the proposed line between Portland and
Belfast will probably have IL special state
rooms, each with little parlor, so as 70
make travelling on the boat according to th-
latest IDEAS As it will be day line there
will be no other staterooms.
Josephine R. Pollard has aroused quite
ts tsmperance revival in Oxford and Cumber-
land counties. As the result Of her lectures,
lodges of Good Templsrs have been lnsh
tinted at Rrownfield, Denmark, East Den
mark. Bridgton, South Bridgtnn. and one
will soon be organized at Sebago Lake.
A movement is on foot for the orgsniza-
ton of a real estate trust in Rockland, the
obiect being the buying and Improvement
of real estate in the business portion of the
c;tv The organic ltion is composed OF
largo number of business men. The prime
r,overs are f. M. Shaw and others Of
RockIand and 0. G. Stanley of Boston. a
meeting for organization Will De heia lues-
day night.
Tho snlendid set of buildings Owned by
Mrs. I. M. Keith, on Crsigie hill, ABOUT
half a mile from Oxford village, were
burned. Tuesday afternoon. The IRE was
discovered soon after noon and the pulld-
inc was burned fiat in 20 minutes. Inc
bonse was built last summer, at cost OF
about ssO0O A large stable on the prem
zoos was saved. There is an insurance on
the property
Rns;ness is rushing with the Bloomh' Id
Shoe Company, Skowhegan. Severai new
cn,ters were put to work last week. iot OF
new machinery has lately been added ara
tho nrospect is favorable for a large onH-
ness all winter. The last pay roll for Two
wosks was over S3400. The Skowhegah
Coat Shop, after shutdown OF over
reor started up Monday morning. Inc
Arm of Miller & Wyman has been dlssoiveo
and the business will hereafter be carried
an bv G. d. Miller. The work IS all done
for Boston wholesale house.
II ia worth nothing that on Oct. 9th W..
r. Foster, the Western weather prophet
nredicted this storm. He said at tna' uine ',
the second storm wave OF November WI W.,
reacb the Pacific coast about November 4ih,
cross the Western mountains os eiose c., ct 'ae
9Th, the great Central valleys from d. o'o o,h ~
S,h, and the Eastern states apoe. sne 80.
This disturbance will be at hs gIes'es' .
force in the Eastern states ABOUT 'ne ~. :.
and the cool wave will be most severe ~