Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-24
ARE THEY FROM AUGUSTA
A Trio Who Are in Trouble in III. CO.,
of Biddeford.

The Biddrford Journal Of T,,.s l., :,
evening has the following story nf III
domestic troubles of three nrn,,,.. j.,
Riddef"rd. All OF whom it credits with
hailinS from Augusta. The d,r,.ct,,,.
of this city does not show any s,,,.h
names as figure in the Interesting mar
rative.
After long chase and hunt in
which all Of the officers took por,
Iedeon Shuiliard who claims An
Susta as his home. was arrested this
morning at $50 o'clock at No. ~
Pepperell block. by officer Romain S.
Roderiquc. just Us he was getting
ready to leave the city. The Charge
on which he was arrested MAS assault
with Il dangerous weapon on George.
SiSal;t, Greek, who also lives in Au-
SuSta.
1t is one of those cases where a
woman is prominently mixed up in
1t. and iii this case il is the wife of
the respondent. according to the testi-
mony of both the prisoner and the
man assaulted. To Recorder Wey-
mouth. who arraigned the prisoner
this morning Shuinard said the
Greek had been following his wife and
keeping company with her in Au-
gusta. He said he sent her to Biddeford
in the hope that the Greek would
lose track of her. This was a week
ago and last Thursday the Greek COL
iected what wages We're due him
where he was working and also came
on to this city. When he learned this
Shuinard said he could stand it no
longer and he came to Riddeford
Monday and after seeing his wife and
talking with her he learned that the
Greek was still keeping company with
her.
What did you do them" asked
Chief of Police Harmon.
Il went down near the machine
shop after O'Clock, where / heard
my wife was going to meet that man
pointing to tie Greek whose head
was done up in cloth. and hid in Il
doorway said the prisoner. II
didn't wait but little while when
they both met and they didn't know
| was around. After they had been
talking together l stepped out and l
struck the man.
Did you know you knocked the
man insensble?"
No, sir, ] only wanted to make him
feel it
The Greek told the chief of police
that he was fellcd to the ground by
the blow, and he did not remember
anything until he came to and his
head panied him terribly. A wound
some three inches long was inflicted
at the base of the brain. DR.. FOrtin
took four stitches in it. A large sized
rock was used by the respondent and
it was on exhibition at the court room.
When it came to sentencing the re-
spondcnt Recorder Weymouth said he
did not believe in sending him to Jail
and letting the prisoners wife and
the Greek at large. as he was of the
opinion that they We're to blame for
all. He therefore ordered that the
woman and the Greek furnish sure
ties in the sum of $500 each for their
appearance before the grand jury at
the January term OF the Supreme
court to be held at SacO, and the pris-
Oner was also required to recognize
in the sum of 81 1000. Neither one of
the three could get bonds this morn
ing and they were committed to cells
at the police station and will be taken
10 AllGtC jail III lllty dIt uIlSuN'O@H-
full in getting them.
The woman was greatly put out |
when she learned that she must go |
to jai! and cried pitifully.
Officer Roderique and the other po-
lice searched all the boarding houses
last night for Shuinard but could not
find him. 1t was thought he might
20 to Portland and Officer Eoderique
went in and then returned to the city.
The search was kept up until 23o
O'Clock this morning. after which the
officer kept close watch on No. IL
Pepperell block, where the wife was