Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-11
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

DR.. EIoratio Woodbury. was found
dead In bed from apopIexy, Sunday al
his home at South Paris.
The body Of the boy Bernard Stubbs
who was drowned with two of his com
panions at Falmouth Foreside, aboul
six weeks ago, was found, Sunday, al
ll.?0, and is the last of the bodies to
be recovered.
Two bold breaks We're made, some
time, Sunday, in the dental Offices OF
w. r. E. ans and E. P. blanchard in
the Y. NJ. c. A. building, Portland. The
burglar or burglars made away with
goods to the amount of about $50.
Two oxford county cases occupied
the attention of the law court, at Port
land, Monday morning. The two cases
argued We're Wright, administrator
against Thomas, and Abbott against
Portland E. Rumford Fall Railway.
Mrs. Pendleton, 81 years old, of Sat
urday Cove. was very badly injured
Sunday, n a runaway accident, caused
by an automobile. She was thrown out
and struck on her head sustaining a
long scalp wound. Her condition is crit
ical.
A young w.man about 90 years of
age, made AN unsuccessful attempt
Sunday evening. at a house on Column
bia street, Bangor, to end her life. She
swallowed number of corrosive subli-
mate tablets, but her life was saved
by the good services of physician.
The death of Mrs. John A. Lord, wife
of the taXerdermist, occurred at the
Maine General hospital at $50 p. NJ,
Sunday. Mrs. Lord was suffering from
blood poisoning. The husband and
three children survive. She was the
daughter Of John B. Chase of Winter
port. where the remains were taken.
Her age was 81 years, months.
F'red'k. T. Hatch. a young East Deer
ing lad, died of lockjaw. Monday, re-
sulting from an accident, June 80 He
was showing a new revolver TO some
friends. He dropped a cartridge and In
attempting to pick it up with one hand
while he held the revolver in the other
which he forgot was loaded, the weap-
on was accidentally discharged and the
powder, suffering out, entered the
boys. hand. He became i'll, Thursday
and died as stated.
Roth Patrick Gilroy and Michael
commonly known as Charlie" O'Con-
80, the alleged assailants of Fred f.
SIC; ems, the Sturgis commission dcpu-
~ at Lewiston. have been arrested.
They were brought before Judge Cor
nish in the Lewiston municipal court
Monday, and arraigned for assault and
battery. They waived the reading of
fI,<,
Held in $500 each. Stevens will not be
able to be out for some time.
Diver n. F.. Gordon and his assistant
has been engaged to blow up the
wrecked schooner Sarah c. Smith,
which was cut down, early Saturday
morning, by the steamer Governor
Dingley in the vicinity of the Cape
Elizabeth lightship. The wrecked
schooner Is now in the direct line of
navigation and as her masts protrude
above the surface Of the water 1t was
found necessary to mark the spot with
a buoy until the schooner could be dy-
namite1.
Deputy United States Marshal Hasty
went to Limestone. In Aroostook coun-
ty, Saturday night, and arrested Geo.
purepo on the charge of assaulting
Geo. H. Phair, deputy collector of Gus
toms at that place:sMr. Phair was SELL
ing governments property when he got
into a dispute With HDurepo and was
struck by him.. Thespdsoner was taken
to BANGOR and wazsEtTfn hearing be-
fore UNI Cd States commissioner Ham
seH and wasbolnd over to the Sepem-
Nor ts,,n of tho .s1ictrfct court which