Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-29

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him. She cannot account for his dis
appearance.
Cornelius Murphy Of Old Town,
| brings the news from Chamberlain lake
| that one OF the crew. Ashe Dorey, was
| instantly killed by large limb falling
| from pine tree and striking him on
the head Dorey's home was at st.
Margaret's bay. n. s.. where the re-
| mains were sent Dorey entered Mr.
| Murphy's camps last fall and it was on
| the last day of chopping that he was
| killed.
Byron Murphy of Midtown. who has
| been selling sawdust for packing ice
and other purposes. was seriously in
! jured, Saturday While shovelling
| sawdust under the Ira Hicks shook
mill he was struck by the joints of 4
revolving belt, with the result Of get
| ting a bad cut on the head. 1t was
| necessary for the physician to take
| nine stitches and at one time Ii was
feared the injury would prove fatal
Detective F.. l.. Odlin of Lewiston, has
returned from st. Johns. Fredericton
and Sackville. n. b., where he went 10
find an embezzler. 1t was known that
he was down there. and that in all
probability he intended to cross the
| water and get off the continent. He
was in Halifax the day before Mr.. Cd
| lin got there. and took ship for the old
world. At ST. Stephens he stopped at
| the Windsor house. and was recognized
| by Maine man who hod once known
him in the West.
Contractor George P. Billings has
been awarded the contract for the adj
| dition to the Louisburg Hotel at Bar
Harbor. and work will be commenced
at once. The addition will be on the
eastern end of the house and will be
| 10 feet long and extend the entire width
and height of the building. There will
| be two large rooms and two bath rooms
| on each floor and four rooms on each
| floor of the main house will be altered
and enlarged. The changes and alter
| atons will cost when completed about
$4,000. ns"L"
David Y. Dudley, one of Brunswick S
old residents, died, Monday. from the
| effects of shock. Mr.. Dudley. who
llNeu dlOile Ill d SIidll HOuSc. WAS us
covered by Icabod Stuart in dying
| condition, early in the morning. death
| occurring soon afterward. In 1858, for
connection with drunken row. during
| which Eliphalet Berry was killed, Mr..
Dudley was sent to State prison for
| five years on the charge of manslaugh-
| ter, bur after serving Is months was
pardoned by the Governor and enlisted
in the LIST Maine Cavalry during the
Civil War. He was about so years old
when he died.
Miss Anna Clark, one of Farming
tons most popular young women, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. C. Clark,
who spent the winter in AttlebOrO.
Mass, and Mr.. George Dow Of Range
ley, formerly of Pennington, were mar.
ried at Portsmouth, N. H., a few days
ago, and have arrived in Pennington.
and after brief visit will go to their
new home in Rangeley. Both the
young people are well known, and Miss
Clark has been somewhat noted as an
elocutionist. Though the wedding was
not entirely a surprise to the friends
of the couple, it had not been expected
to come until later.
During the past week letters have
been received at Bar Harbor. from
Oliver c. Grant and A. H. Bryant, who
are in the Klondike region. The letters
were dated Resurrection Bay, Jan. q.
Both of the young men are enjoying
excellent health. They are working
claim on percentage, and although
they have found nothing yet, they state
that they still have the gold fever"
Their vessel, the Ruel L. Richardson.
for the winter, parted her cable during
one of the recent gales and now lies
on a reef and will probably be total
loss. 1t was great misfortune for the
boys as the vessel contained a years
supply of provisions for their party.
A case which will attract much interes.
at the April term of court at Bath Is Onc
in which the city of Bath is defendant
Il seems that, Aug; T., last. Mrs, Fred
street near the Beacon Street church, at
tempted to pass another team and in so
doing her carriage wheel caught in the
electric track which projected above the
road and was upset. throwing her out ant
She Is still in very poor health on accoun
of this accident while the carriage ani,
harness were badly damaged. They sen
In bill of about 500 soon after the ac-
ferred to the city solicitor. but was no
settled. Now Mr. and Mrs. Mayors
through their counsel, Sanford l.. Fogg
Esq. have entered suit against the Ct y
Tor 1900 Notices have been served ana
the case is expected to be heard at the
powered the mayor to secure counsel tJ1
look after the city's interests in the case