Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-11-28

IN puDEc bcuoOi Spolnu6 snioueno~s
the country, according to tests made
in the Forest Park school.
Harvie A. Davis, 81, was held at
Portland, Me-, unable to furnish ball
of $4,000, charged with passing forged
checks to the amount of $500.
A weak heart that was affected py
ether administered before a tooth wac
pulled caused the death Of George w.
Parker, 30, of Swampscott, Mass.
Victims Of the drug habit in Boston
who have been cut of from their sup
ply of the narcotics are hocking to
the city hospital for free treatment.
George Gallant, go, was held at
Rumford, Me-, on the charge of tho
murder of Joseph Leonard, whose
hfeless body was found in q lumber
camp.
Vincenzo Mangnanti was arraigned
at Brockton, Mass, charged with
wilfully burning a dwelling. He
pleaded not guilty. and was held IN
$4,000.
Siegfred Seaman. So, tried to COM
NIT suicide at Salem, Mass. by cut
ting several arteries in his wrists.
When this method failed he hanged
himself.
Seven children, ranging from to 10
years Of age, are motherless as the
result Of the death from coughing OF
Mrs. Catherine Perkins, SO, Of NAL
den, Mass.
Harry Marston of Mexico, Me-, was
held for the supreme court on
charge of negligently shooting and
killing Clarence Campbell of Rum
ford. while hunting.
Mrs. Pasqualina Gelsomini OF
Wakefield, Mass. accused Of attempt
ing to murder her husband by putting
paris green in his soup, was held IN
$1,000 for hearing.
Lena Lillicade, accused by Gladys
Martel, II, of Turing her to Boston
hotel and comprising her downfall,
was sentenced at Lawrence, Mass,
to six months in prison.
William NJ. Cooper Of Sufield,
Conn. a judge of the probate court,
was fined 500 at Springfield, Mass,
for operating an automobile while I'M
der the influence Of liquor.
Turnkey Harry S. Lyman, known
to thousands Of persons who visit the
Massachusetts state prison, retired
from active service after thirty-tive
years service at the institution.
Henry w. Curtis was arrested on
a charge of numbering Martin Glib
honey, a fellow inmate in the Ma
tional Soldiers home at Togus, Me-
by placing poison in his whisky.
A srike of rubber workers at the
Bristol, R. l., factories Of the Ma
tional India Rubber company and the
Narraganset Rubber company ended
when the plants were reopened.
Daniel ]. McEachern, former in
vestigator on drug cases for the New
England Watch and Ward society,
was given six months in jail at Bos-
ton for HOUSEKEEPING and theft.
Judge Braley of the Massachusetts
supreme court permanently enjoined
the Cosmopolitan Mutual Fire Inslr-
auce company from further doing
business and appointed a permanent
receiver.
1t cost Senator Lodge $3040 to be
reelected United States senator and
Governor Mccall spent s2221.G9 for
his reelection, according to returns
filed with the Massachusetts secre-
tary of state.
Federal employees in the custom
house, naturalization, immigration
and postal services in Boston, to the
number of 1900, are considering the
PROPOSITION of Joining the American
Federation Of Labor.
Pronounced dead by doctor, an
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Desero of Wakefield, Mass,
started crying Justify when an under
taker called at the house. ,fne oaby
died twenty -four hours later.
A squad of ten United States in
gpectors from Massachusetts and New
Hampshire, local federal federal off,
Gals and Chief Of Police Bowen made
two raids at Portland, Me-, seized a
large quantity Of opium and arrested
Sam Wah and Willie Chin Moon.