Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-10-22
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.


| erection of the Grand Trunk elevator
in Portland. and will have 1t completed
| Feb. LIST. The contract was signed
| Wednesday.
| At Greens Landing. Wednesday morn
| ing, Sugars old son of Elder n w
| Greene, Latter Day Saint, while play
| ing on an old vessel deck, used for a
| mart fell In the hold and was drowned
| Then found.
| Fred NJ. Abbott and Glen Z. Jeller-
son of WATERFORD, were bound over in
| he Biddeford municipal court. Wednes-
| day, on charge OF robbing George w.
| Carlls grocery store at East Water
i.oro, the night Of Oct. Is. They
| furnished sureties.
| In the Washington supreme judicial
| court. Strout. j., presiding, Tuesday,
| Sired W. Bowker vs.. Willie r. Drisko et
u, assumpsit on account of goods sold
and delivered to defendants. Verdict
or plaintiff. over $1,000 has been paid
II 10 the county treasurer; result Of
Ines at the present term Of court.
Mrs. J. Hubbard Creighton, wife Of
he Boston banker. a welI-known fig
IRE at Bar Harbor and Newport. was
.iYen a divorce by Justice Wiswell at
Bangor. Wednesday. in the supreme
curt. The iihellant alleged cruel and
bGsive treatment and said she had only
5000 To 1000 to live on in recent
ears. Mr. Creighton did not appear.
IRIS. Creighton was formerly Miss Rob-
ason OF Bangor.
in the Penobscot supreme court at
, the case OF mortgagee and other
,wners. Of the natahdin Ice Company
Rainst the Maine Central Railroad in
hich the plaintiffs sue to recover for
re loss of their ice houses 10y fire caused
= sparks from defendant coporation's
connective on May .. brought in a
'ealed verdict FOR the plaintiffs: DANA
.es to be assessed by the presiding JUS
fee. The case. ii il expected, viii be
aiken to the Law court.
w. T. Donnell OF Bath. chief owner
nd others, With the Morse tugs
tnickerbocker and Della of Bath, made
another visit to the wrecked schooner
Mary +. II. q. Dow. Monday. and
stripped her still further of sails, rig
ling and spars. 1t has been determined
o make an effort to float her. Charles
Morse. Of the Bath Tug Boat Company.
5 expected to arrive at RQckland i'm
nediately and some arrangements will
ne made with him to get her off if pos
'ible. Should no storm arise. il is be-
ieved it can be done.
Operations have been begun upon the
construction of the Bangor & Winter
port trolley line. the prospects for the
,llildiufr M lsLjpf, al-.a haap en- "a oarI,-
PATCHED by residents of this locality
and its business men. Gen. Henry L.
Mitchell, who is the Bangor member
md representative of the wealthy syn
dictate which will build the line. has
Aeen in active communication with his
colleagues for the past week. and the
-esult is satisfactory. Material has
been ordered and is even now on the
way to the city. Within a very few
@eeks. according to the plan, crews viii
be at work south of the Hampden line,
putting in rails. !
In the Cumberland supreme judicial
curt. Haskell j., presiding. Tuesday,
these divorces We're decreed: Florence
3. Clark of Portland from Charles
{. Clark; Annie NJ. Marble of
Denmark from Charles F. Marble;
George Canales of Portland from Eva
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