The Portland daily press., 1895-07-13
ESPECIAL TO THE rREss.l

A Picture of Gov. Cleaves Presented at
Ellsworth.
ESPECIAL TO THE PREss.]
Ellsworth, July 12.-Last winter when
party of lawmakers from Augusta made
a memorable trip to Sorrento they were
entertained while en- route by the ELS
worth club. Today members of the same
party made another visit here, for the
purpose of presenting to the club a crayon
portrait of Gov. Cleaves. The picture is
a remarkably good likeness and is hand
somely framed. The visitors were Senator
Day of Dixmount, Representative Little
field of Belfast, Representative Williams
of Augusta, Representative Haines of
Waterville, Representative Parhurst of
Bangor, Messrs. Heald of Waterville and
Fassett of Portland. They arrived on the
express this afternoon and were escorted
to the cosy summer house of the club,
where the picture was formally presented
by Senator Day, Representative Hamlin
of Ellsworth accepting it in behalf of the
club
Thrown From Horse Rake.
ESPECIAL TO THE PREss.i
Efingham Falls, N. H., July 11.-John
W. Roberts, Esq.,, of this village, former
ly tailor of Gorham, Maine, was thrown
from horse rake and nearly killed. One
eye was cut out of his head and the skull
broken in on the back of his head. The
horse, a young one, ran into the village
L.
Davis, Esq, where he cleared himself
Mr. Roberts is upwards of sixty-five years
of age and ssmember of the Masonic
or der. The doctors have no hope of his
recovery
= Schooner N. Jones in Trouble.
| Boothbay Harbor, July 12-The schoon-
er N. Jones, Capt. Hall, lumber, Calais
for Boston, sprung aleak off Mt. Desert,
proceed next tide.
| The Stomach Pump Does Good Work.
Wiscasset, July 12.-Manuel Cation, liv-
ing in the south part of the town, and
aged 10 years, attempted suicide today
by taking Paris green His rash act
was discovered, and by the timely arrival
of physician with stomach pump, his
| life was saved.
Arrivals at Bar Harbor.
Bar Harbor, July 12.-Assistant Secre-
tary of the Navy McAdoo and family on
the dispatch boat Dolphin, are en- route
to Bar Harbor. The yacht Averill, of the
eastern Yacht club, with Prof W. G.
Tonsey of Tufts college, arrived today.
Colby University Begins Suit.
Utica, N. Y, July IA bill of COM
plaint was filed in the United States Cir
Quit court here today by the trustees of
Colby University against the village of
Canadagua. The university owns and
operates the system of water works in
Canadagua. The citizens of the town are
dissatisfied with the system and the board
| of water commissioners have organized to
build new water works. The route
covered by the new system will be nearly
the same as the old system. The COM
plainants say the new system would be
destructive to the one owned by them.
| Inc case Will Do drSuou DelOro Gno circuit
cou rt July "a.
Lewiston Man Elected.
Lawrence July IL The school board
tonight elected E. A. Chase of Lewiston,
Me-, principal of John R. Rollins school,
Maine News Notes.
The annual reunion of the Maine
Veterans Association will be held August
22d, at Camp Benson.
The annual reunion of the 9th Maine
Veteran Association will be held at Dover
and Foxcroft Wednesday and Thursday,
September 4th and 9TH
Miss Ellen Tappan, daughter of Rev.
B. Tappan of Norridgewock villa ge. died
after short sickness, on Wednesday, at
a hospital in North Adams, Mass, where
she was being treated for cancer. Her age
was about fifty years
Wednesday, Milford Adams of Norridge-
wock, was arraigned on complaint of DR..
j. ID. Ames, guardian Of Emma Seavy,
in which he charged Adams with adultery
with Miss Seavey. At the close of the
trial Miss Seavey was arrested on the
same charge on complaint of Adams's
wife, and brought before Trial Justice
l3achelder of Skowhegan, and waiving
examination was held in $500 to appear
and answer at the September term of the
> ). court Adams as committed to Jail
in default Of bail
Senator Hale Mrs. and Miss Hale