Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-22
Hoods
The standard blood-purifying medicine.
In usual liquid or new tablet form.
Sarsap arilIa
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

occurred Saturday at Biddefold. The vic
tim was young son of Timothy Twomey
and the death the second in the Twolney
family from the disease.
Thomas ]. LOTUS. 20 years, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lotus, was in
stantly eectrocuted Sunday afternoon
al Maplcwood park, Bangor by taking
hold of a live wire while climbing a
fence.
Two babies were burn on board the Do
minion Line steamship Canada, which ar
rived Saturday at Portland from Liver
pool. Mrs. Holmes, second cabin pas
senSer, is Tho mothe" Of a boy born fivr,
days out of Liverpool. The other child
a girl, was born in the storage.
Sheriff John w. Ballou CT Sagadahoc
county has appointed two of his dcpu-
tics. Fred ". Atkinson of Topsham and
Isaiah H. Pu-ington Of Bowdoinham. a.
special liqlor deuticS, and they COM
menced their new duties at Bath Satur-
day and will keep Il strict watch for any
evasion of the prohibitory law.
The fishing schooner Catherine q. flow
ard. Capt Decker. from Boston Will.
making harb0r at Boothbay HarbJr
early Sunday ran on Bantam ledge md
filled. her ere W getting off safely. Two
tugs have arrived from Bath ana will try
&C get the vessel off at the tide. The
schooner is s; tons net. was built in lS.a
and is owned by Tll- Atlartic Marianne
60. OF Boston. She is partly insured
Charles =. Clifford. Oldest son Of The
,, 'afc Judge Nathan Clifford OF The Unit
Ell states supreme court. died Satur-
| day light at his farm in Falmouth. lie
Tl,S porn in NeWfield in 1878 was prom
inert in Democratic politics ana had q
iar@n Law practice in Portland Foo. IL
number OF wears he was United
SttteS commissioner 1t Portland. He
Wits strong temperance man and a
| tHdins political campaign speaker
His eldest son. Charles Clifford. il su-
IcrfntcnGcnt of streets in Portland.
Mrs. Mary y. Mason. wife OF the la e
james Means Mason. who died in Port
| land Friday at The age Of o. years
| Was one Of the girls who sang a song
of greeting to Lafayette when ne visit
| ed Portland in 1925. and about 30 years
| ago sine Was prominent in musical cir
cleS. 1t il Il remarkable coincidence that
| while she was in the chorus when the
| iliuStriouS Frenchman came to town
he visited the family of which the
youth. who was TO be her husband was
. member. their home being in Stroud
| water
! After sickness of only ii few days.
/ !Chn w. BurroWes died early Satur-
dag morning at his home. 50 Western
promenade, Portland. Mr.. BURROWS:
was .. years OF age and for 40 years.
had been prominently identified with
! the building trade as Il contractor and
hnildef. Mr.. Rurrowes built some OF
the best residences and public buildings
| N The city and throughout the State
| fCuf daughters and four sons. all res
idents Of Portland. survive. Grace s..
Walter o.. Percy H.. Philip r.. Harold
j.. and Ethel Il. Burrowes mad Mrs.
Joan L. Barker and Mrs George {.
| Orr.
! y set Of buildings at ~ Summit
street North Decring, consisting of a
>t"ry-and-a-ha house, ell and large
| table, owned and occupied by John r.
such. was burned Saturday. the loss
| nrtrS about $500. with an insurance Of
! $22o5. while sparks carried by the high
| wind that had prevailed all day set fire
! [" Mr. kuch'S workshop, the roof OF
Mrs. Clara Il. Lynskey's residence near
| In" head of the street and grass in a
| i.rld several rods away. Mr. Kuch lost
Il good Eart of his household effects.
| ana about four tons Of hay and q
| large quantity Of gain in the stable
vas destroyed.
In the United States circuit court at
Portland Saturday the Jury returned a
verdict Of guilty in the case of Fred
| barclay. alleged to have refused to
| stop when ordered to do 50 by customs
| officials ana he vas ordered to pay a
| fine Of $500. The indictment claimed
| that Barclay was driving over Tie
| bridge from st. StclhcnS. Y. l.. and
| when near the end Of the bridge was
! ordered to stop by two United States
; customs officials II was alleged that
instead of stopping, he whipped up his,
! horse and drove ON. barclay was Civ
en- Il hearing Friday on Il warrant
charging him with smuggling - sheep
skins and Oh that charge liz Was lis
| charged.
| \ sui, for S-eyt damage for assault ana
| the = rest Oh :, cIpiaS writ ct PoliCena Il
| Wilbur Cobbctt took place Saturday 1T
| SANFORD. 1t was brought by Ralmon!
| Downs and WIS the result OF an alleged
clubbing by the policeman while placing
! Downs under arrest Friday night. Coo
| hrtt brought a charge OF intoNiCdtion
against Downs IT. the municipal court.
The defendant had a large MURDER ~
witnesses who testified that he was no,
intoxicated and that he did not + sist the
| officer Downs was discharged. lie ina
metliately sued Coboett for 5000 for A.
| legged assault. Before judge Hanson I'll"
| officer recognized in the sum of 800 for
| his appearance al the May term of TIE
supreme count at Alfred.
| Francis a. Keay and his sister. Deliail
| keav of Lebanon. were before the mu-
nicipaI court at Sanford SATURDAY, to an
Swer to q charge of cruelty to animals
| on complaint Of Obed +. Staclpole.
agent for the society At BddefGrd. The
| officials claim that they were resisted at
| every step and had TO break open the
barr, door to see the stock. They say tina.
Mr. '<eay attacked Mr.. Stackpole with Il