Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-10-21

and hip. but was Immediately on his
feet. Mr. Wheelock found himself lying
on his back In the roadway. helpless. Ii
happened that hack came along lust
then and Mr. Whclock was placed In ii
and carried to his residence, Main and
Drumsnond streets. Auburn. He had a
from pain. Tuesday. His physician says
his diaphragm is ruptured and he will be
confined to his bed for several days. Mr..
Wheelock Is the well-known broker of S.
II. May 4 Co. He says he will be back
ut his desk IN "A day or two. The fellow
who caused the accident drove on with
out stopping to see what he had done -
Lewiston journal
On last Friday Miss Carrie t. Ellis an
peared at the Office OF r. G. stevens in
Newport. and swore out warrant on
under promise OF marriage, against l.. y.
Reyes OF Stetson Miss Ellis as will be
remembered. does not deny that she is
the mother OF the little boy left at ). W
with whose case DR.. ]. w. Tibbctts of
Stetson, faced the Bangor municipal
court, a few days since, charged with
abandonment Kcyes Is well known IN
western Pcnobscot county as the leader
of Kcyes' orchestra. which has furnished
music on many occasions In the numerous
dance halls throughout that section. He
is a young man OF pleasant address and
considered performer on the violin OF
more than ordinary ability. Miss Ellis Is
Il vivacious younG lady with dark hair
and eyes and considered very good look
ing. 1t Is stated that In taking action in
this matter Miss Ellis is prompted by no
blame fall to him who should share 1t.
Ii Is also said that Miss Ellis charges
that there was an engagement between
them. and although not made public.
Keyes did not deny that 1t was his inten-
ton to marry her until her delicate condi-
ton became evident. She does not be
leve that he should be allowed the shield
that her silence has enJoined. An officer
made Mr.. keyes acquainted with the
facts in the matter. and. last Saturday
bonds to the extent Of $500 were furnished
by him for his appearance al the January
term OF court al Bangor.
The big schooner Mary E. II. G. Dow,
which was wrecked near Rockland OH
Friday. will be total loss and. the own
Captain Malcolmson can only account
for the accident by saying that a thick
mist prevailed at the time and that he
supposed the vessel to be much further
TO the eastward than she really was. A
good stiff wind was blowing at the time.
and when the vessel slid up on to the
rock she was making about eigh. knots
an hour, which explains why she ran up
far on TO the rock before stopping.
Sunday morning. the principal owner OF
the schooner. Mr.. William r. Donnell Of
Bath took the Ralph Ross and the Rock |
land tug Somers n. Smith. and the gran |
itc sioop Island Belle. Captain Hin. and |
paid her visit and made thorough ex |
animation Of her injuries. situation and |
the prospect OF tightening her and get |
ting her Off. Mr.. Donneli considered the |
prospect so dubious that he ordered her |
stripped of everything possible. which |
was done. With the facilities at hand |
about 60 tons of coal were also taken out |
of her. Mr.. Donnell with tug and sloop |
will visit her again and il will then be de- |
termined whether 1t will pay TO tighten |
iler and attempt 10 get her off and repair |
her. If not. what coal can be saved VIII |
he taken out of her and she wll be aban- |
doned Mr.. Donnell says she Is exposed |
to a heavy and storm would break |
her up entirely. With fine weather there /
is barely hope that something may be |
done with her. The vessel is a compare
lively new and valuable one Mr.. Don |
nell says he has very little insurance on |
his part of her. which Is one-ihird. and is
OF the impression that the other owners
have as little insurance In proportion
as he.