Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-31

al the work Of rcScuinB the others who
had been less fortunate than he. The
reverend gentleman worked like il beaver
until weak from his own suffering. When
told that he must 80 and he attended Ia
by the surgeons, he replied: Not until
tho last one Is out Of this wreck and all
the Others are cared for" But finally he
had 10 be helped 20 his home.
Mr. Carson of ST. John. y. H.. VINO
sustained the dislocation Of a shoulder,
finding that he could not do much good
until the shoulder was attended to. went
to one of the doctors ANA said:
Here. doctor. yank this shoulder back
into place ANA perhaps | can be OF some
use around here" The doctor did as ho
was asked and told the old gentleman to
come around again ana h. would give
him better attention. after you have
fixed the others" was the reply Mr.
Careon worked with one arm HH. Tro-
Jan and was very useful. n" 4 wooH--
man and his great strength. though with
but one arm. was of valuable service.
Women from the town worked aa hard
as tn men, They hrineu blankets Jtsd
sha~ls ANA hand1eos. ana everything tAa
doctors wanted tbeT e-am, und #ut..f-
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">tt itiM asd trH3etIE said
Mt. 'An7 aEn"r" Ftlr W.f" is ali
l>hf n1" ana E"u NDi s-e her sao-
a5t' ~8" WAS r4Gat. h" sl# t~r oef#:+
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thH 't-" aij" ~ thr fiver q was
RI sad SIGHT. and those vA" stp7';
HHohi tH~ Neath hr't ri tHr old gentle
aan "tit n-far forget l1e calm smii"
tnat passed 4E~r his 'onajrEanc" 4~
IT, heard the woman say HIS wife Y as
all rl&ut ANA h. would soon see her
}u"n uH Mil street was another
who WIS - PASS over the river at the
dawn uf another IaE II was Rev.
Er McGrath He hai sustained IA"
fracture of one hip aud was had,I in
formally injured. though the surgeons
did not deem his case precaricus
one. II" told MS brother priest Of The
acctdenl now b" thought il had hap
poned and expressed the wish that his
Old mother IN Boston should be kept
IN ignorance Of his injury
As night gathered on apace he began
70 suffer terribly. he felt the hand o.
death ana b" asked Of his brother
priest that IN" last sacrament be adj
mustered. IeaiiullF ana laIterlhgi|
re-. r. '@ht'ruN administered the
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n,rnire wac nf INA aoci3an+ ,ba s,.,,.
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thosa who bao diad and many yra-a
the anxious INQUIRIES as TO The cond;
ton Of young Maddocks. the Uniyer-
sitv of Maine student who was known
To be tprrthly injured and whose III.
mad been disnairna ~ IN M evening
Around tho cot az mis- voung mao
had oatharad tbs ,,,arnhere of his class
in sufficient numbers ia render eva,.v
nossihIe aid thai could he pivan bim
ana in tha ea,lv mcrnino liz motba,.
ana sister had come ia rim from h;s
distant home IA find TINT tn son ana
brother that they had been told was