Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-29

10 the Maine General hospital. Roth
men were reported, Saturday evening.
to be doing well.
Boys to Reform School.
Francis Jameson and Harold uan-
messy, aged about l., were sent 10 the
State School for Boys during their mi
'"fi'F ny Judge Plaisted in the NUM-
clnai court at Bangor, Saturday morn
hSt Inc boys were brought to Bangor
IRON beifast after being found guilty
III the waldo county court of break
my iiia entering store AT Frankfort
Inc BOYS confessed To three breaks IN
Bangor Previously they had been be-
foie the local court for larceny and
were on probation.
Holy Cross a Creditor.
Joseph A. Mccarthy of Portland.
Saturday. filed a petition In voluntary
bankruptcy. His secured liabilities
are $500, unsecured s2353. Holy Cross
College is a creditor to the extent
of s14S.
Drowned Ciutching Pipe.
When the tide receded. Saturday
noon. the body of Charles Wilson was
found on the fats near Tillson wharf.
iehacco pipe was eluetehed in one
OF his hands and as there were no
signs of violence it was assumed by
the authorities that he had fallen ov-
erboard during the night. Coroner NJ.
+. Judkins decided not To hold an in
quest. Mr.. Wilson was native %
Somerviile, Me. and about 60 years
old. He was employed as kiln tender
and at odd jobs He leaves one son.
Shoots Himself.
Kendall Atkins of Warren shot HIM
self, Saturday, with a revolver. The
bullet entered the under side of his
| chin and passed through the top of his
head. He is in the care of two ply
sieians and is in a critical condition.
| Mr.. Atkins is 20 years old and has two
| children. 1t is believed that his act
was with suicidal intent
Maine Osteopaths Meet.
The Maine osteopathic Association
| held its quarterly meeting at Auburn,
Saturday, at the home of DIR. N
| Maude kellet of Auburn, with the
| largest attendance in its history. AT
| the morning session discussion on
| "BacteriolosN in Respect of Osteop-
| athy was opened by DIR. C.. b. Duron
Of Bangor. At the afternoon session
| DR.. Kendall Ackorn of Boston gave an
| address on "Osteopathie Technique"
| with several clinics on actual patients.
| Among those present We're Dr. T.. s.
| Winslow, DR.. w. &. Brown, Dr. Nora
| Brown, Waterville: Dr. Julia Kincaide,
| DR.. Genoa Sanborn. Skowhegan: DIR.
| Virginia Gay, DR.. Florence Opdycke.
DIR. Mervin Hawk, Augusta: DIR.
| George futile. DR. Sophrona Rose
brook, DR.. Florence Covey. Dr. Mary
| w. Day, DR.. Albert Chttenden, Port
land: DR.. Matthew Roben, Auburn:
| DR.. Royal McWilliams. DIR. F. A. Free
man. Lewiston; DR.. Ruth McBeath.
| DIR. Thomas McBeath, Rockland DIR.
Carl Recklenridge. Bath; DIR. William
| Thomas. Biddeford.
Stock Is Burned.
| The farm buildings of Howard YER
rill at Dry Mills, in the town of Gray
| rill at Dry Mills. in the town of Gray.
were burned, Saturday morning Six
| cows and three calves were suffocated
| before they could be rescued Mr.
| Nerrill overturned a lighted lantern
| while feeding his stock, at A. NJ,
and the fire was beyond control almost
| instantly. Two horses were taken from
the barn and the greater part of the
| furniture was saved The loss Is esti-
mated at $4,000. The insurance at $1,000
Believed Attempted Suicide.
A man, who was found in convul-
sions. Saturday afternoon, in a shed
used by workmen in Congress street
extension, Rumford was hurried to
the Noyes hospital, where pronounced
| symptoms of poisoning were found.
An envelope in his pocket bore the in
scription IF. Zircone, Smith Crossing