Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-28
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Joe Hal won the = 40 race at Exeter,
Monday. in three straight heats; time.
2.29%, 2.32, 2.31l2. Sebat won the 23O
in four heats, Valley winning the first,
Time, 226h, 226A 2.29l4, 2.2S.
It is reported that one Bath ship
building firm has placed orders for
$4,000 feet Of pine. to be used in the
construction Of vessels. 1t Will take
several vessels to bring the material
to this city-Bath Times.
zina H. jackson Of Kittery. who, sun
day noon, horribly gashed his throat
and severed the windpipe by three cuts
fingered until after the midnight hour
Monday night, ana peacefully passed
away. His age was SO years.
on Wednesday Deputy Sheriff CHM
Of Bucksport, sent word to Bangor that
he wanted a man by the name Of
Edward Langley Of Gloucester. Mass,
for desertion from his vessel. The Ban
cor police discovered the man and he
was taken 70 BuCksport.
Game Warden George W. Ross and
his assistant, Warden Breen, Of Prince
ton. visited the Indian settlement at
Pleasant Point few miles from East
Ppil, odluI UdJ dill Cil'lAA4tu ~ " 0Otl
hounds, owned by the Indians. The
hounds had been running deer and the
wardens promptly killed them.
The indications are that the adjourn
ment Of the September term Of the su-
preme court at Belfast. is near at hand
for the reason that the majority Of
cases which were marked for trial
nave been tried. and those which have
not been tried have in some manner
been settled among the parties.
Bids for building the stone work
around the emplaCement Of the new
S-inch breech loading rife at Fort Pop
ham were opened. Wednesday. Charles
Clark Of Long Island. Georgetown. was
the lowest bidder, and will commence
work at once. The amount Of the bid
was not made public. but it is believed
to be between $500 and $500.
The Lime Syndicate continue adding
to their already large property in
Rockport. They have just purchased
Mr.. Granville Carletons lime works,
consisting Of one quarry, two kilrs and
lime sheds, valued at 575, 600. They
now control all Of the head and west
side Of the harbor excepting ELS
wharf and PasCllIs shipyard.
Fire broke out, Thursday morning, in
the store of Newell p. Haskell of New
Gloucester. The building was burned
to the ground and none of the fixtures
We're saved. The store was unOCcupied.
The tenement over the store was oc-
cupied by Elias Strout. a messenger If
the American Express co.. who lost all
his furniture. The loss on the build
ing is $500.
Re first football accident Of the sea
son occurred at Memorial Park. Calais.
Tuesday when in a center rush play
Hazen Elliott. only son Of George Eli
lott. fell and was jumped on by play
mate. sustaining severe injuries to his
back. He was unable to raise himself
from the ground and was carried homo
in his express wagon. The attending
physicians think that some Of the mus
clee Of the back have been torn from
their ligaments, but that the spinal
column is not deranged.
The latest development in the Ken
nebunkport tar and feather case is the
arrest for adultery Of Enel Sidelingar.
the German barber, ana Miss Carrie
Brown. the young lady to whom it was
alleged SidcljnEer was paying improper
attentions at the time he was mObh-d
by a crowd of angry Kenncbunkport
citizens in June. The couple We're in
diyted by the York county grand jury
ana the arrest was made Thursday.
on a capias issued hy Judge Wisven
Sidelinger ana Miss Brown have en-
gagged counsel.