Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-12
least one hold Of an English steamer
will be filled.

/ Holman G. Dunning the deceased
! Bath polo player was the mainstay OF
an orphan family, left with a mortgage
on the homestead, which he and two
sisters We're struggling to lift. His
death makes the burden still heavier
for them and while in Bath Manager
Doe learned that there is yet $1,000 to
pay on IT. lie is arranging 10 play two
polo benefit games for the family. One
viii be played in New Bedford and the
other at Bath.
One of the most nourishing establish
| ments in The State Is the Robinson wooden
| mills at South Windham This II one oi
| the most thriving industries IN this sec
| ticn of the State. and for years 1t has
had good business. Said Manager Chas
a. Robinson IN conversation with an FIX
with the result of the Presidential cleo
| ton, as the consequences viii be OF oSpe-
cial beneht. Since last week when the
news of the election was made known.
we have had duplicate orders come 10 Us.
as the parties want the gods for lrnnedi-
ate use; In The event of the victory Of
| bryan concluded Manager Robinson,
we should have been obliged 10 shut
Down Portland Express.
| The annual meeting of the Maine Chau-
| lauaca Union was held ut the Y. NJ. G. A.
Lindsay in the chair. Prof. Fred +. Chap
man Of Cambridge, was present ana
| mapped out the programme for the school
OF methods to be held in connection with
officers were elected: President, Rev.
George d: Lindsay; vice president Or.
Carleton Kimhan; secretary. A. ". Ed
+. Morse: executive committee. y. n.
Johnson. e. p. wentworth. n. Water
ll2nse r. A. B9wdo.n; = 7, Gatlanl,
| Pike. w. T. Tarbox. John S. Burrows.
Z, W. McKeen. a. r. Jenness. y. T..
| Chapman.
The counsel in the Moore man
slaughter case, Waldoboro do not ex-
rect the trial viii be reached at Wis
casget until next Monday. II is Ger
tain to be n protracted trial, and there
will undoubtedly he considerable time
| expended in impaneiliES a jury. In
anticipation of challenges and reiec-
tons a large number OF special venires
| have been issued. IT is now an
nounced that True r. Pierce. Esq. Of
| Rockland. vii! be associated with Hon.
Hiram Bliss. Jr.. Of Washington. in
conducting the defence.
| In the supreme court at Wiscasset,
tie suit of Frank Hastings vs.: DR..
Edwin +. Stctson Of Damariscotta for
malpractice has busted the court since
last Thursday and IL still on trial n
great deal Of expert medical testimony
has been introduced and IL is not dis
| gused that the whole affair is. in "A
way, Il controversy OF the medical
schoolsf aired in court All the physi-
clans IN the section are much inter-
ested and many have attended the
tsial as auditors. f,x-Attorney-Gen
| e.al Baker appears for the defence
$3.50 90 4,
for the prosecution.
Cir. John T. Wnslow Of DeerinE, died
Tuesday, at the residence of his daugh-
ter Mrs. George II. Parsons, at Deer
| Ing Point, Mir. Winslow was IS years
oid. He was the originator OF the pot
| terry business now carried on SO extern
s'yely by the Portland Stoncware Com
pany at neering Point. This he started
| IN small way some so years ago An
! exceptionally genial and warm hearted
man, Nj. W inslow will be missed by a
| large circle Of friends who held him in
| hiEh esteem. He leaves five children:
| MRS Isaac Z. Clark of Dcering: Ed
| ward Il. Winslow of Portland now at
the head eff the business which his
father founded: Mrs. George D. Good
ridge Of Boston: Mrs. George ~! Par
sens OF Deoring with whom of late
years he had made his home, and Al
bert II. Winsiow OF Chicago
Sraxton Reed. aged % years. lived
with his widowed mother on Lafay-
cite street. Portland.l He was en-
plcyed at the Union station and WAS
Always looked upon as the mainstay
icf The household He has been sicllly
fo.. Some tiyoe mast ana Tracia--
.nc~nirer ba s,id tba+ ba tbo.,erh+ H.,
ha wo,,ld pa,.a, bo . vol, ,,,,,, .,r,;,,
Wednesday morni,r he ,,.ooa .n,l
after eating braai+faet vent an, .n,1
hought a barrel Of nour. and conc
meats. He went mn stairs ava unon
tins. he'd lie tool- bic watch r1ac,i9 !.
IN fhe tah,a near tta ba,d oe tbo had
Ne tbon took a re,.oIvar or1 e,,,t hin,
salf thropob tho ba,r. &, ol,,.., a;,7
he rress the revolver tb.t III