Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Word reached Bangor, Monday. that
a man named Joseph Hoskins of FL
louisville was found dead on the shores
OF Lake Onawa. Sunday afternoon. Tn,
report further stated that il was an
p1rently case Of suicide though M
one appeared to know what the cause
/ was. Hoskins is described as a man
about 40 years of age, a woodsman by
occupation and unmarried
orrin W. Emerson of Harrison was
instantly killed by a rolling log on a
landing on Sunday River in Riley
Plantation. where he was working for
Emery Bros. Monday. Emerson was
~ years OF age and the son of Samuel
Emerson. late of Harrison. and Laura
r. Emerson. who survives him and re-
sides at Harrison. Two brothers and
three sisters also survive him.
Following are the officers Of thc
Maine Eye and Ear lnfirmary for the
coming year: Pres ident. John Fremont
Hill Of Augusta; vice presidents. Al
bion Little. Ammi Whitney: treasurer.
Frederic +. Hoothby; secretary and as
SiStant treasurer. Frank W. Searlc
board of trustees Edward r. Winston
J. z. Baxter. +. T.. Boothby. George G..
Frye, John f. Liscomb, John Nj Fox.
The addition on the tower Of tn"
Winthrop cotton mill has been com
pletcd. This tower will contain a tank
capable ~ containing 10000 gallons Of
water, which is used tn supply tho
Sprinkling system throughout the mill
The former capacity of the tank WAS
5000 gallons. \ fact not generally
known is that the Winthrop Mills is ih.
lalces blanket manufaCtory in the
world
Deputies made a raid at Portland
Sunday found game in progress au'
captured tho layout and arrested Ii
men VIII" were there. Monday. thrs
We're brought before the court. Hn..
man was fined so and appealed. Fiv"
men who wer" alleged tn have bc"u
taking part in the gam" were fined ~"
and "n"-tfth costs. and the State dis
continued the eases Of the others. Wau
Wrl" only lnok"rs-un.
Edgar +. Rounds. recently 4 member
"f IN" Portland board of aldermen aud
Wh" now holds the office Of constable
was arrested. Monday night. on Il win
III an action for alleged false arrest
~ 'tSllN ~ ''IllilH y ht'i'N'iI ~
was h1icd later He has retained coun-
sci and begun on action of tort against
tn" city of Portland in the sum of $1,000
because Of the refusal of the police de-
partment officers to accept the custody
of Il prisoner he had arrested.
Arthur Il. Alley of Jonesport. wa:
arrested and taken TO Machias. Satur
day on complaint of Frank c. Alley OF
th' same place. charged with an as
sarlt upon the wife OF the latter viii
intent to Kill by drowning her. al Jones'
port. \ hearing was held before Trial
Justice II. l.. Smith. Esq. John F.
Lynch. Esq. appeared fol the State
ana G. +. Donworth. Esq, for the de
fence. The defendant was bound ovei
To the January term Of supreme juCi
cial court
y hearing viii he given at the De
yember term Of thu supreme court To-
be held in Bath on the petition Of Ere,
II. Ward of Topsham. and b other.
for the removal of "bslpuGtions said t,
exist in Cathance rivefsfnatnat town
in the vicinity Of the farms of Geore,
F. Mallett. Emery c. Mallett, Alvah
Mallett. J. y. Tarr, a. W. Tedford an,
land above which are many hundred of
acres in extent which. ii is claimed. ear
thereby bt. made available for tillagr.
The 4.th state meeting Of the Maine
academy of Medicine and Science anG
l"o!-02 was held at Portland. Monday
evening. Or. $. J. Bassford Of Bidde
ford. presided and was chosen a dele
gate to he first Egyptian medical con
greSs Dr l.. A Fuller Of Bath, was
nominated for president ana Dr.. q. "
Bray of Portland. for trustee. and both
viii b. elected at the next meeting. Pa
pers We're read by Prof. \. l.. Clark Of
Bates College, Dr. +. W. Huntington Of
Portland. and Prof. c. NJ Weed of the
New Hampshire Agricultural College.
All previous records of game ship
ments through Bangor have been brok
IN at this time. with the exception Of
the single day record The total ship
ncnts through Bangor for his year up
to and including Saturday. Nov. 9. were
oo21 dnpr ana 10 moose. The figures
for thu same period in 1900 We're 1877
door and ~ moose. Tho 1899 record was
200o deer and 80 moose. The total ship
mcnt5 for November NJ to ana includ-
inc Saturday night were 526 deer ami
l. moose. Il gain OF l3i deer and
moose over the corresponding week OF
1900.
Francis : Roberts, the Iiddeford
High school student who ran away
from home last week. and was arrest
"a in Portland on a charge of larceny
of joVelry at George f.. TWomoiy
store in Saco. was given a hearing III
M Saco municipal court. Monday. Inc
evidence showed that he had purchase
HE goods on representation that they
would be paid for by his father Noi,
| F. ". Roberts. Judge !urbank iulro
| that the charge of larceny had not b"cl
sustained. and he discharged the re
| spoudcnt. The goods have been rcCoF-
cred from Portland pawn shops.
| DunIap Ncorc assistant surgeon.
| r-nitcd states quarantine service Wh'
has been stationed at Nome during th'
mast season has arrived at i'ort Io"ns
| cnd Tie confil ms the report that th'
| n.tjyrs or western Alaska are rapldIN
usanncarin- from the effects ot dlS-
h.,t nj