Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-17
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Ernest E. NJ Vinton. while driving
on the Alfred road, Biddeford, Friday
night. in his automobile, lost control
of the car and it went into ditch,
throwing Mr.. Vinton out and inflieting
cut three inches long over the right
ear. The car was demolished. Mr..
Vinton was picked up unconscious by
the occupants of another automobile
which came along soon after the acct
dent and was brought to the Weber
hospital
Bangor & Aroostoek wreeking and
track laying crews worked all Sunday
night building temporary track
around 10 wrecked cars filled with
Aroostook potatoes The ears went off
the rails at summit grade, between Is
land Falls and Millinocket. y broken
DIRE wb:lr vas the cause. The locomotive
and Is cars remained on the track. The
derailed cars are badly smashed and
| thousands of bushels of potatoes were
scattered over II large area. No one
was hurt. 1t is expected the line will be
clear by Monday night.
In the superior court, at Portland,
Monday, before Judge Joseph +. f.
Connolly, on motion of Country Attor-
ney Samuel l.. Bates. Michele Rece-
tano and Nicola Teneriello, who were
indicted for an alleged attempt to Kill
Giovanni Spizuoco, We're held Af the
January term of the court and bail
was fixed at $4,000 in each case,
Spizuoeo was ordered to recognize in
$1,000 as a material witness. After a
long hearing the jury failed To agree
and was discharged, Saturday morn
ing.
The wedding of Dennis F. Curran'
member of the firm of John Connofs
Shoe Co of Bangor, and former star
athlete on the Bangor High sehooi
football and baseball teams, and MISS
Grace f. Lintott, daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs William l.. Lintott. took place at
St. Johns church, Monday morning
with nllptial mass celebrated by Rev
Thomas Fl. Moriarty. They were at
tended by Miss Margaret Llntott an"
John II. Curran. reception followed
lat the Lintott residence and the couple
left on a wedding trip to Boston ana
New York.
Deputy sheriffs are looking for I'd
mmd Tardiff of Brewer, who eiuueo
them. Sunday night. after he had neeh
arrested on a capias writ, issued TOT
toViae his indictment fer liquor nuns
ance in the supreme court. IafdiH
WIS found at his residence in Brewer
and asked permission to go upstairs
fer his hat and coat \ deputy accom-
naujed him. Tardiff made Il quick dash
nod T. Ia
feet to the ground and escaped In the
darkness. He is proprietor OF a festdu-
rant and saloon on Exchange street
Ranger. which has been frequently
raided. and recently filed a claim To q
carload of whiskey which was selHea
bv the deputy sheriffs on farm hcai
Glonnurn. securing an order from 'iie
municipal court for the return OF the
liquor. on defective warrant. \ sel%-
IRE If liquor was also made at ldi
diff's house and returned To nm
through a defect in the warrant
Charles f. Roderick, on trial on
statutory charge for two days peloie
Judge Leslie G. Cornish ana "A jury III
tha srlp1eme court at Dover Me, was
Monday afternoon, found guilty OF as
saI!lt and battery. The jury was ou'
for half an hour. The case was OF
| sensational nature and aroused grea
| interest m that county. Roderlck was
| hut ouathe stand i'm his own behalf
Monday morning, and in Il straight1of'
vard manner outlined his movements
on April %, the day on which the al
leged offense was committed, Haze
Mckinney, l6-year-old Foxcroft SRI
vas the complainant. He denied OF
both direct and ross-examlnatloh
that he committed the offense. Several
of the witnesses testified in rebuttaL