Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-11

stairs IN the mill onto plank, the lat
ter gave way and he fell about seven
feet striking on his back, severely in
juring him.
The Androscoggin county commits
sioners have decided to make extensive
repairs on the roof of the Jail at Au-
burn after the April term of the SUI
preme court adjourns. 1t is likely
that the roof will be entirely rebuilt in
different form from the present.
The class parts Of the graduating
class Of the Caribou High school have
been assigned as follows: Clarence
Akcrstrom, salutatOry: Donald Spen-
Ger league. valedictory: prophecy,
Sigrid Iverson: history. Annie Roberts:
presentation of gifts. Louise Thomas:
address to undergraduates Madgc
Fenlason.
John McFaul. Esq, who has been
visiting the sardinc owners along the
coast to Milbridge. purchasing factories
for the Wolf syndicate. No. ,, passed
through Machas, the other day. on his
way home. 1t is reported that Mr.. Nc
Faul purchased the Bangs Bros fac
tory at Bucks Harbor. for which $l1,-
900 was paid.
Patrolman Donovan of Bangor, found
a man standing on a big cake of ice by
the ferry slip on Saturday night in d
rather inebriated condition. On being
questioned by the officer as to his bust
ness there he drew himself up and in
a dignified manner replied. Il am look
ing for dinner can which | lost here.
E,Gr
George Morrison Of PASSPORT. is anx-
ious to learn Of the Wherea bouts Of the
former fishing schooner Stowell Sher-
man. Capt. Chas. Cousins of Lubec.
which left Boston about Nov. %. 1897,
en- route for Alaska. via the Straits Of
Magellan. His step-father, Benjamin
Tober went with the party as steward
and any information as to the arrival
Of the schooner or men on board since
that time. would be gladly received by
Mr.. Morrison.
John Barry. residence unknown,
died at Hermon. Sunday forenoon
from injuries received either from
fall from an overhead bridge at Her
mon pond or by being struck by a
train. Barry left Bangor, Saturday
Iiicills " 80 ~ I1tl lilpal anu " tS tdI
ried by to the next station. Ii is
thought that he started TO walk back
10 Hermon and fell through the bridge,
upon which repairs have been in prog
ress for several days He was uncon-
scious when found. and died a few
minutes later
Division. No 40. Brotherhood Of Lo-
connective Engineers. installed its cleo
ted officers. Sunday at Portland. Past
Chief George G. Cobb as master of
ceremonies. The following We're in
stalled Chief engineer. S. f. Doten:
first engineer. J. +. Cook; second engi-
neer. q. Il. Pearson; first assistant
engineer Z. buchanan: second assis-
tant engineer. Il. @. Hilborne; third
assistant engineer. Z. d. Cobb; guide.
A Langlois; chaplain. W. H. Jordan.
The meeting was largely attended by
engineers Of the various roads run
ming into Portland.
Another attachment has been placed
on the stock of goods of the Outlet
Clothing Co, of Portland. says the
Courier. this time the al damnum be-
ing fixed a $4,000 to satisfy the claim.
The writ was drawn up and served and
and keeper a / once put into the store.
When the recent suit for alienation Of
affections was Instituted Bernard
Rambler, the manager Of the company.
who was named as the defendant is
said to have transferred a mortgage
amounting to $4,000 to his brother.
Elias kamber of Boston. This trans
fer is alleged to be fraudulent mas
much as it was made SO that the plain
tiff could not get at the property Of
Bernard Rambler. Suit is now brought
against Elias Rambler for being party
to the fraudulent transfer.
The Sagadahoc supreme court ~
Bath, will adjourn before Thursday,
while many cases will necessarily go
over 10 the August term. In the cases
of Henry Parker and Nelson Perry for
breaking into Robert Lily's anchor I
foundry and stealing metal. a sentence
of five months each was imposed. In
the case of the town of Arrowsic against
j. C. Clary. verdict was rendered in !
favor of the town. According to the
testimony presented Clary was keeping I
a dog for another party and the animal |
killed some sheep. The town paid for
the sheep and Clary refused to reim- |
burse the town. Damages to the eX-
tent of S21 We're given the town. The I
divorces We're granted Mon ]
day: Fannie +. Hatch from William
NJ. Hatch for cruel and abusive treat
ment: Rebecca Moody from George l.. /
Moody, desertion since 1869: Ella A.
Bray VS.. Edward Bray cruel and abus-
i've treatment: Harry d. Emery vs.. |
Margaret J. Emery. adultery. In the
case or Thomas r. Mains VS.. Clara NJ !
Reed. superintendent of the Woolwich /
schools. the jury brought in a verdict |
for the defendant.
Sir Thomas Upton. owner Of the Amer I
ics's cup challenger Shamrock. has writ |