Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-28
SPARKS FRos MAINE WIRES.

At $50 p NJ. Thursday. James KEEL
ley, the wounded prisoner at Auburn
iail. was still In the prison. Kelley's
sentence was up on Thursday. and he
said on Wednesday, that he should get
cut at once But the weather may have
caused him to change his mind. al
$50 p. NJ, Deputy Sheriff Carey said
that Kelley was still there and that
he knew of no arrangement for his re-
movai. He was quite sure that there
was not any on the part OF the jan
officials. Whether Kelley had any plans
he didn't know. Mr.. Carey said there
was absolutely nothing new in the case
On account of the severe storm the
annual inspection of the Coburn Cadets
was held Thursday afternoon at the
Alameda, Bath. by Col. X. p. Hughes,
inspector general United States army.
1t was 215 o'clock when the four COM
panies marched into the hall. followed
shortly after by the Portland High
School cadets. who gave an exhibition
drill The sham battle to have taken
place in the afternoon was given up ow-
| ing to the storm. The leading feature
of the inspection was the competitive
| Of the battalion next year. The four
companies gave a good exhibition.
The following item appeared in
| Wednesdays edition Of a Bangor pa
er: The English steamer MaGdG,
Capt. Eggert, will sail from this port.
| this morning, with cargo of deals FOL
Cardiff. Wales. This is the first load
Of deals TO leave this port this season
and ii will be followed soon by another
much larger shipment. The Magda was
loaded with 2.000. 600 feet Of deals which
| were shipped through Stetson. Cutler
& Co. by +. w. Aver g. CO., the Ash
land Manufacturing CO.. kimball. Ad-
ans & Co.. and the Jordan Lumber Co
| 1t will be remembered that this is the
large steamer which recently anchored
| in this harbor.
| The SOD annual meeting of the Eclectic
| Medical Society of Maine opened in Port
| land Wednesday. President 7. J. Bach
| eider. NJ. D., of Machias. in the chair.
| The chief features of the morning ses-
| sion were the report of the committee on
| medical legislation by T. ]. Bachelor. NJ.
| D.. of Machias. and an interesting paper
| by Mr.. Wilder of Newark. on The
4 Trend of Medical Legislation. AT 1230
| the annual dinner was held. and two
hours later the session was resumed. The
address of the president was the opening
| feature of the afternoon while DIR. Eos
| sett of Portland. read a paper on "Passi-
| flora Incarnata." followed by a paper by
| Dr. Henry Reny of Biddeford. on "Spe-
| cific Medication" In the evening there
| was an informal reception to the alumni
| of the Eclectic Medical College of Maine.
| There are now about IS members of the
| society in Maine.
John r. Eaton Camp. No. 50. Sons CT
4 iyad nv nj
| A. NJ. Soule of Portland, at East Will
| ton. Wednesday night. Some rs men,
bers were included on the charter list
| and the new camp bids fair to become
/ a success in the near future. The ex-
| ercises of the installation of officers
| was public and was well attended by
the G. A. r. and the citizens in general.
After the installation remarks were
| made by several of the G. A. Il. pres
ert, and Lieut. Col. Soule spoke of the
objects and influence of the Sons of
Veterans throughout the country. There
| were present to assist some of the Off
GERS and members of S. Clifford Belcher
Camp No. s, of Pennington.
On Tuesday morning, Mr.. Coleman ].
! McDonough was married at Portland,
and on Tuesday night, he was arrested
al" '""eA " 49, ,r 4, ..',
| day morning, ne was before .he iiiuhi-
| cipal court on a charge of assault and
sentenced to 80 days in the county jail
anu n'eu Nv GU 80
met Micnael = joyce, on SUNDAY nism.,
and accused him of the theft or $3OO
| from a friend. Because Joyce would
| r,t ou,n ~, ~ tho rohharv McDonourh
n0. o"n "p ~ - - ~. 49,,
IL is aileged' sel2eu MN y! 'ne tAAoa'
and made strong attempt to strange
| MIN. Joyce finally got away and at
| onoo ,gant 10 tho nolica station to lodge
ohee Meh. ~ 'n- pI-s a,ea
la complaint. McI'onousn