Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-10-19

donna VINO is singing at the Maine mu-
steal festival has instituted proceedings
for divorce against her husband and will
go west in November to secure a decree.
Incompatability of temperament is the
cause.
Saturday two new deaths from diph-
iberia in Leeds were reported to the
board of health, they being b. d. House.
father of Mrs. Parker. and a 2-year-old
child of ]. II. Parker. The 11-year-old
boy of J. H. Parker died. Saturday, max
ing two deaths in his family.
Saturday night, Portland's city physi-
clan was called to attend a man named
James keezar who was dangerously sick.
The man was perfectly well up to late
hour in the afternoon but suddenly be-
came unconscious and remained so up to
a late hour, Saturday night.
o. H. Frost of Monmouth, for many
years a harness maker, died, Sunday. at
midnight. from n complication of trou-
bleS. after several months illness. Until
within few weeks, he had been able to
be up, but had been a great sufferer. He
was member of the Masonic lodge. He
was about As years of age and always a
citizen of that town. His wife and one
son survive him.
The suits of William H. Brown of
Bethel, against James M. Seavey, for the
alienation of the affections of his wife,
Judith, which promised such sensational
features and involved damages of $1,000,
were amicably settled at South Paris.
1loi,u" a., III e,iUon .lnu uiu ~. So : ~
the jury and gallery, and the spectators
who had brought their dinners, sorrow
h oay ar "p ''e'' '''' e''." SUI
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burn are about entering on new epoch
of Industrial development. At the Co
uinpia mn new "oihs are oe.hs s.arueu
IN tHe Wheel pl., Win iue',el eoils.. uG T.
IONS ana sniirselneht VI .ne p,an. ~ ~
rev. AZ the Lincoln new tiiacnili ,e Is
oeiliS put III anu WITHIN 90 uays: ~ ne"
"ooieh looms VIII ne ne running IN lnoss
long silent nails. Inc shoe business IS
beginning to feel thrili OF NE. indeed,
,n oil aiony the local lines Iewiston
tm,rna1
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LII the ienopScot SUPP Iie Noui. + ostel
" prss,ains' Sa,u,uay, ,d e Ta no Wii, aS
Gas Dansoi' Cio ,;n, y ,rh;nh ~ .inin, ~
a az a., tn' arsnnai -; i,prias ~
ssed ~ have haen received Nv him nv he
ne nushed orr a car bv an agent and ser
sompany alleges that when the injuries
we're received by him he was intoxicated
md that the conductor refused to take
hime as a passenger but that no force
s,as used. The jury returned a verdict
| sor the defendant. Plaintiffs counsel
lies a motion for new trial ana the case
will be argued before Judge roster
eonesoav.
larry Ihomas, son OF FRANK +; Ihomas
| Of AndoVer, was accldentaily shot
through the arm, Saturday at +. M, at
Umbagog. Harry was taking shotgun
out OF boat when II was dlscnarged,
I he shot going through the right arm JUST
lbove the elbow, breaking the pone ana
managing the arm padiy. pr IWltcnei,
# Andover, was Immediately summoned
md dressed the arm preparatory to tax
lag the patient nome. whicn pace ne
reached. about +. M: Drs. B,sbee or
fsumford Fails, and Hill OF Bethel; VINO
were called. thought there was chance
| 10 save the arm Ihey wired the broken
bone together and dressed the wound.
The patient as comfortable, sunday.
David Hodgins of Lincoln. who was en-
nloyed IN the lumber operations OF WI VI
tsas s; hi. nf The r;vsr was shot Saturday
at ii O'Clock in the morning and died
from the effect of his wound two hours
ater. AT the time. ne was swahpl III.
srna, q .tt ~" the .ttention Of the
cook in the camp, and the cook. with
| others, found Hodgins and carried him
inside. he was conscious ana LA TAXED ,su
l;pht mon # and I'm to the present time
it is mystery. Mr.. Annis took the re-
| mains to his home in Lincoln, 1t is sup
posea tnaa the shoo'ihe was the accioe"-
=. w." taa go s,,,,ro,,o i,,,,;o,o, court