Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-11

legal possession. was put over until
Thursday morning Macdonald had
already been convicted on the charge
of single sale.
Alfred J. Smith. Henry Clancy and Ed
ward j. Reardon OF Portland. arrested by
Sheriff Frank NJ Irving. Aug. 80. when a
big automobile loaded with IS gallons of
whskey went into ditch on the Ken
nebunk road while on its way from
. Portsmouth To Portland verb given Il
hearing in bddeford Tuesday, before
Judge Benjamin T. Cleaves in the mu-
nicipal court. The respondents were each
charged with having possession of intoX-
icating liquor With intent that il should
be sold in Maine in violatious of law
Judge e'1eaves found sniati guilt AVID I'M
posed fine Of Sl0l and costs. ( which
Smith paid Clancy and Reardon were
DISCHARGED. both testifyings Il theyet were
riding with Smith for pleasure.
Carl Schwenberg and Peter Garland.
the two detectives who have been in Au-
burn jail. Auburn, for the past week,
charged with assault with intent to kill.
but whom it was learned Monday. were
parties with the officers in an effort to
get into jail and gain the confidence of
Perley L. sawyer. charged with murder.
were released Oh bail. Tuesday. The Of
heials declined to state who furnished the
bail, and County Atty. Hines, by advice
of the attorney general. would say moth
ing about the case. \ c Martin. the
Auburn policeman who was engaged in
the ease without the knowledge Of Chief
Of Police Taylor, has been removed from
his position as u special officer by the
marshal,
Fisfv-tW1 Indictments were returned
bv the supreme court At Bangor Tues
day, Associate Justice Haley presid-
ing. of the number A. were for viola
tons of the prohibitorv law Indict-
ments nchlded. Tony smith of Ban
gof, assault with intent to Kill; John
DeH9e Of Gampbeliton, \. B.. ana Jo-
sceh Lcvigne, Carbon. compound lar
teRy Paul I.anrendeau Rangar,
f2raer4; Z. H. Worater and F. H. Ed
wards, s'nringfield. Mass, arson.
Charles Edwards. r. +. Wilson and
Walter johnson Of Rangor. compound
hare en-; Hans Herman. breaking and
ada, and II. l.. Gallago, Limestone,
larceny.
capt Francis y. Lowell of Bucks
port fell from his motor boat. Satur-
day, and was drowned \ neighher
Mrs. Harris Rich. heard his cries for
help and ran half mile to her broth
ers home fer assistance, but il came
toe late. Capt. Lowell, who was 50
Years old. leaves one brother. Capt
Albert Lowell. and Il half-sister, Mrs
Fred Arey, both of Bucksport He
went ont to his motor boat in tender
and. after he had started the engine
running full speed ahead he went for
ward To cast off from the buoy which
ives Loo feet from shore. As he was
abeet To reach down to the hawser
capt. Lowell tripped on something and
plunged headfirst, over the side He
was good swimmer but the sides of
The motor boat were took high for him
10 climb oyer them.
\ meeting Of graduate nurses of
Maine will he heid in Lewiston, on
| the afternoon of Sept. Is. and ii is
| hoped that the attendance from all
| over Tie State VIII be large as much
| of Importance centers in the session
Through the interest Of the Portland
nurses a caIl was sent out for Il meet
ing, hast June, for the purpose Of
bringing together in an organization
the graduate nurses of Maine This
preliminary meeting was in Portland
and he following officers were elect
ed: Presdent.s Miss Edith Soule Of
Portland first vice president, Miss
Rachel \. Metcalfe of Lewiston. sec
nnd vice president. Mrs. Hayden of
Augusta; secretary. Miss Myrtle TaY-
Tor of Lewiston; Cor. See, Miss Irish,
treasurer, Miss Pottle of Bddefortl.
The session in Lewiston will be to
consider the bylaws to discuss other
matters of business-in short to per-
feet The organization which was form
ed in the early summer The meeting
viii be at 80 o'clock at the Women's
christian Association building