Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-04
TWO CARLOADS JUST ARRIVED
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

court in Auburn six law students were
admitted to the bar, as follows; Kuius r. II
Springer, Alden r. Mason. William T.
Cornforth, Michael T. O'Brien, Dana >.
Williams, s. NJ. Farnum, Jr
Rubie NJ, the young daughter of Mrs.
Jennie H. ID. Howe of Saco; was severely
bitten Wednesday. about the face, esp9-
dog said to belong to Portland man.
The childs condition is serious.
a crazy Chinese laundryman was taken
from Bath to Hartford. Wednesday, by
one Of his relatives. He was kept in the
police station all night. as twice. tues
day. he rushed out Of his shop ana at
tackled passers BY. One man named Nor
rison he scratched quite badly.
DR.. John f. True of Auburn. died at
had been i'll Of acute Brights disease
since a week ago Tuesday night, ana
he failed rapidly. lie had been IN NJ ms
usual good health up to that time Dr.
True was born in Deeriieid, \. H., oct.
10. 1917.
In the Washington supreme judicial
court Whitehause presiidlhn;g g aueSd3 az,
assault with intent to Kill me latter
part of the Indictment was mol pressed
and Snow pleaded guilty to the assault
and was sentenced TO eight months III
Bangor workhouse.
Alanson Reed. a simple-minded youth
of is years, was arraigned before Judge
Thompson. Monday afternoon, charged
with criminal assault upon 4 little girl
not over years OF age, at Pennington
Falls reports the Pennington Chronicle.
The Judge committed him 70 Jail, to await
the action of the grand jury.
In the Lincoln supreme judicial court,
Fogler, j.. presiding, court convened,
Tuesday. The grand jury found several
indictments. among them the insuranc"
case of Achorn vs.. Accident 60; an r.
sault and battery case. collins vs.. NC
Inn n tor GlG IL
bay parties. No liquor indictments Were
found, this term.
The body of Edward Feeney aged u.
son of Patrick Fecney, an employee of
the Saco street department, was found IN
the Saco river at Saco Wednesday. after
a search lasting all night. Young Fceney
is supposed to have gone to the river,
late Tuesday afternoon. for bath, after
having helped in fighting a fire in a
wood lot. In his Ovcrheated condition ne
was probably attacked with cramps when
he entered the water, which is almost ice
cold al this season.
tate of the late John II. Eveleth of Green
vile consists of property as follows:
Wild lands, $iO,960.50: improved lands, S5i,
1900; rights ana credits. 3i,,9S.2i; goods
and chattels, $9S7993: making a total OF
Sl1g, 1857. To this they have added real
estate, goods and chattels ana rights and
credits belonging to the copartnership e.
tate of J. II. Eveleth Il Co. amounting Il
$lS.2o.35, making the whole inventory
amount to Sl31. $500. As it is expected
that nothing will be realized from the CO.
partnership estate. the total of Sl19. ~ "a
is substantially the value of the property
left by Mr.. Eveeth at his death. There
are numerous debts which it is thought
will reach $4,000 TO be paid from the
above, so that at the final settlement tie
estate will be materially reduced. Mr..
Evelcth, during his lifetime, gave great
deal OF property to his daughter Mrs,
Rebccca w. Crafts Of Greenvillc juno
ton.