Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-11
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

After -workmen. working In re-
| lays, had kept him alive for over IS
hours pumping air into his paraiyzed
lungs by swinging his arms, William
Hubbard died at Tulsa, Ok. about s
o'clock Saturday night. The case is one
of the most puzzling which ever has con-
fronted medical science, and the young
mans lungs will be thoroughly exam
ined.
! Fire, Saturday morning. destroyed the
dwelling house and farm buildings known
as the George Jenness place at Rye
/ Beach, \. H.. owned and occupied BY
| Wesley Holmes and family. The fire
| originated in the barn and soon spread
! to the house. The buildings. valued ut
about 5000, We're situated on the road
leading from Rye Beach post office 20
! Chesley's Corner
On receipt at Havana of the finding
| by the board of inspection of the
i Maine, Mai. Harley b. Ferguson. en-
/ gineer in charge of the work. gave
| orders TO his subordinates to proceed
| Immediately with the dissection and
| removal Of the shattered forepart of
/ the ship. This done, there remains only
| the completion OF the bulk-head for
| floating out the uninjured efter- sec
ton and removal Of the cofferdam.
| Fire, Saturday night. destroyed the
7 two-story house owned and occupied
by Albert Foss, milk dealer on
Bean hill, in Mortified, n II,
known as the Frank French place. An
alarm was rung in at Tflton and fire.
| men went down with chemicals and
saved the barn. The fire started in
the milk room.. Some of the furniture
was saved. Telephone communication
was cut off by the fire. The house was
insured for $1,000 and was worth $500
Louis Qualey and Edward Hinder
of Hibbing arrived at Duluth, Mimi.
Saturday, with a good moose story
They met a big bull near West two
lakes and the animal Immediately
| rushed upon them. They ran for theii
! lives when the enraged animal struch
viciously at them and managed to es'
| cape unscratched when the animals
foot caught in the crotch of small
tree. When they saw that the moose
: was unable to free itself they Went
: back and cut it's throat.
Armed with warrants issued, Sat
urday, by the supreme court, 40 mem
bers of State Excise Commissioner
Farley's force raided 80 wine and IL
duor stores in New York and seized
$4,000 worth of liquor. This liauol
will be destroyed. Commissioner Far
ley led the raiders. In nearly all cases
the dealers were charged with vlolat-
| ing both federal and state laws. Mos
+ of the raided places had just stocked
nm for the Christmas trade. Police ac'
companied the raiders.
, Horace Roundy, % years of age
, whom the police have been searchinf
: for several weeks, was arrested at y
Rnffum street, Lynn, Mass, SATURDAY
afternoon. by Inspectors Murray ane
+ Kane and Burckes and is held at head
, quarters for the York, Me. police. III
. is accused of committing brutal as
, sault upon William Furbush. an 80
) ,ear-old man, at York Corner in DC
+ tober. The police say that Roundy ha
baan 10 the Concord reformator.
twice. He is native of Lynn. A re
, ward of 500 had been offered for hi
+. arrest.
4 fire that threatened the entirt
4 business portion of Alstead, N. IA.
I broke out. Saturday morning, in a Gel
| lar of "a house on Mechanic street
/ owned and occupied by c. A. Millilien
: The fire was first discovered at A
, M. 1t spread rapidly to the Crescen
1 Bottling Co plant, which was burned
S to the ground, then spread to th'
t market of II. p. Abbott, with a hous'
t adjoining. The house was Quilted ant
s the fire was checked in the market
Help was called for and John MeCann
S chief of Bellows Falls, VT, fire depart
e, ment, with a steamer made the rur
e of six miles over slippery roads II
t S5 minutes arriving in time to hole
the fire. The damage to the thre'