Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-10-07
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

steamers at RichmOnd LOT - Scdio We
knocked down by truck at the LANDING;
Friday night He sustained fractured
collar bone.
The marriage OF Mrs. Alfred Corning
Clark to Bishop Henry c. Potter took
place. Saturday at noon, at Christ
church. Cooperstown, y. Y.
The convention of the Republicans of
the 18th representative district was held
in Medford. Mass Saturday night. and
Lombard Williams was nominated.
Steamer City of Bangor which ar
rived, Saturday. at Boston, from ROCK
land, was hauled out on the marine
railway at East Boston to receive Ire
pairs to her hull.
Two deaf and dumb brothers. John
and Sampson Drown of Bloomington,
were struck and killed by the south
bound Montreal express, saturday
while they were driving over crossing
at Barton Landing. VT.
A. Guthrie of ST. Paul. contractor of
the Great Northern Railway. John Hen
ry and J. J. Jaffrey of Vancouver have
bought the Victoria Terminal Raiiwa%
and its franchises, which ii is understood
will give the Great Northern Railway an
entrance to victoria and Vancouver.
At Brocktnn, Saturday Lady Rolfe
VA won the 81, pace in five heats; BY
ron Wilkes took the 2.1S trot in three
straight; and Enox's Gelatine Lad won
the 2.25 pace in three straight.
Hon. Henry f. Hollis of Concord ~
H., Democratic candidate for governor,
desires 10 meet Hon. n. j. Bachelor Of
Andovcr, the Republican candidate for
the same office. in joint debate on the
question Of prohibition in New Hamp-
bearing o.
the two great parties.
While playing with Il gun at their
fathers home at Salmon River. n. f..
sunday. Stanley Gilchrist, aged II. was
almost instantly killed by the accident
al discharge of the weapon in the hands
of his brother. Ernest. aged II years
and months.
The Hugh Chamberlain prize for the
best entrance examination in Greek at
Yale was awarded, Saturday. to Peter
Co" Of Holyoke, Mass. who captured
the Henry Galpin prize for the best en-
trance examination i'll Latin, an I'M
usual double honor.
At Nashua. y. H.. Saturday. Master
lade won the 2.25 pace in five heats
Bcver Won the ..13 trot in three
straight: Annie NJ. won the 2l1 pace
in four heats, Frank Yokum won the
free-for-all in straight heats: and
Frank Kenny won the 80 trot in three
straight.
The Merchants and Miners steamship
Dorchester. Capt Foster. from Provi-
denCe for Baltimore. went ashore near
Poplar Island, in Chesapea bay. at
$50 A. NJ. Sunday, supposedly because
of heavy weather. Tugs and lighters
LOFT Ia.
ing the vessel.
For the second successive time in her
solting career. Miss Genevieve Hecker Of
the Apawamis Golf Club. Rye. y. "
won the womans golf championship of
the United States. saturday. over the
picturesque course of the Country Club
in BrooEline. by defeating Miss Louise
a. Wells of the Clyde Park Club in the
unal match. The score was 1 up and j;
20 play
Skillings at Portland. Friday night. Phil
IN Pettis. who made the assault pleaded
GilltE probable cause was found and he
was bound over to the January term of
the superior court in $500 bonds DEPUTY
Skiliings was rolling half barrel of beer
up Newbury street when he was set upon
by crowd of which Pettis is alleged TO
have been the leader. Pettis was knock
ed senseess by the deputy
The three-masted schooner William
bos6ee was launched. Saturday from the
YARD OF |. L. Snow x Co. at RockIand in
the presence OF large crowd. and was
christened by the throwing of flowers
over the bow by Miss EVELYN Bernet the
lo-year-old daughter of captain John Ber-
net, who viii command the schooner The
vessel is built for carrying stone and
lumber. 1t is 40 feet long over Ali
!ehsth OF Keel rs feet, beam - feet ana
tonnage 10. 1900
The First Baptist church of Biddeford
VIII observe the semi-centennial anniyer
Sary OF its organization, Oct IL A ser
mon on the achievements of the church
curing the past - years will be tieIiyere,I
oy Rev. l.. Il. Mower of South Rerwick
~ history of the church will be read hy
SHaries Walker of Biddeford and adj
Hesses VIII be made by members and
FORMER pastors. a reception will he held
per Wy 3" sup
schooner Walter NJ Young of In.
"ee' Me-. bound for New York. while
ehterins Vineyard Haven. sunday coil
lided with schooner Bloom;don d.
New York for Seven Isiar Is. p q
"hich was at anchor The Rloom,don
had her jib boom and Port cathead 60
iieu away. She will repair before nro-
reeding. The Young had her mairsa;,
,o,n and sustained some damage to her
nun. She proceeded to her des,;pa,inn
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE nav