Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-12-02
SPARKS FRoa MAINE WIRES.

Paul Parry of Eustis. who recently shot
Louis King & IN h that town; secured the
released. He intends to work in the
woods until the February term of court
The Fairfield Lawn Swing Co.. are
building new factory on Manufacturers
NOW, Rrunswick, having outgrown their
will be lOox45 feet. one story with a base
ment.
A dark-compleNioned man Of about a.
years; who weighs about 100 pounds. and
was dressed comfortably was taEan ;nfo
custody at FoXcroft. Monday AFTERNOON
says the Bangor News as he anneared
slightly demcnted. He gives his name
as sylvester Fernald. An examination
will be made, and If nothing new de-
velops he will be committed to the in
sane asylum at Augusta.
News was received at Rockand. Tues
day. of the death at Green's Landing of
Amos Robbins who was employed in the
John l.. Goss granite quarry. A big block
of stone was being hoisted in the quarry
Monday. when one of the corners against
which the dogs We're fastened broke ofT
and flew about 20 feet striking Robbins
and crushing his skull. He died shortly
after. Robbins was about 10. He is sur
vived by his wife and five small children
James Daley. -, who was taken yio
lently insane at Biddefcrd, last Fri
day morning, ana confined in a cell at
the police station until. Monday, when
he was moved to the city farm. died,
Tuesday His death was due to ex
haustiOn brought on, ii is claimed. by
beating his hands and body agains;
the sides of an iron cell at police head
quarters. Daley was at one time con-
fined in the insane asylum at Danvers.
Mass.
In response to the unanimous desire of
the business men of Ellsworth to have
the eastern terminus of the Washington
County Railroad well inside the city lim-
its. instead of two miles out of town
John p. Mcdonald met about 20 represent,
ative citizens. Monday evening. He stated
that while it would increase the cost of
construction $4,000. he believed the COM
pany would undertake it if the citizens
would raise half the amount. 1t was
voted to authorize the executive commit
tee of the board of trade to canvass the
town and see if the sum could be raised
by subscription.
Mrs. Charles Leavitt. who was shot.
several weeks ago. by Edmund Elliott at
Belfast. continues to improve and it is
quite possible that she may recover from
her wounds. On the whole here is Il re-
markabe case. Here is woman
wasted away with consumption that her
physician had but little hope that she
would live through the winter. owing to
the disease. She is wounded in four diff
ferent places by 3S-calibre bullets. viz:
TWO wounds in the breast. on entering
the left lung: one wound in the back. near
the left shoulder blade: the fourth wound
in the lower portion of her back. She not
only has rallied from the shock. but is
gaining from the wounds themselves
T.. w. Smith of Newport, has received
from Mrs. Adeline Pavelenseys, mother of
SeVenthea PaVelenSeys. the 1i-yearS-old
girl who was lured to Newport from
Brooklyn. n. Y. by a klondike miner a
communication in which she says: "Sey-
cnthea went TO Newport with my consent
with 7. II. Beaumont his adopted
daughter. VIII you kindly put her on
the train in charge of the conductor with
her baggage? 1t will meet her at this end
of the route. | thank you very much for
all kindnesses shown her while in your
care Beaumontis whereabouts are still
unknown but it now transpires that be-
fore he went away he left behind suffi-
cient money to pay the girls fare back
to Brooklyn.
Another burglary has been reported. this
time from BOwGoin.. The summer home
Of Mr.. j. *. Byrne, Il Boston real estate
agent. is situated on the road from West
BOWdOin to Monmouth and is closed this
winter. Mr. /. O. White of Bowdoin. has
the house in charge and went down there
the other day to see that all was well.
He found that the back door which had
been secured by a burglar chain. would
not open, and he went about the house
trying to get into it. At last he found
that a cellar door had been forced and
the burglars had entered the house by
that way. The door from the Kitchen TO
the cellar had been Dried open and the
house turned upside down. inside. About
Si00 worth of goods We're stolen. Mr..
White has left the ease in the hands of
a detective.