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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-10-19
AT DANVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. George Grocock of New
Britain, Conn.,, are stopping at the Elm
House.
CT. Rundlett of Providence, r. L, has
been spending few days with DIR. Pache,
at the Elm House.
Mrs. E. E. Badger returned Tuesday
from Greenfield, Mass, where she has
been visiting her parents.
DIR. and Mrs. Brown are moving into
their house. The DIR. will have his office
at his house, which will have telephone
connection.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mccullough Wis
tied friends at Concord over Sunday.
Miss Ada L. Howard, who has been
spending the summer at the Elm House,
returns this week to her home in Methuen,
Mass.
Maurice Hoyt returned last week from
MapIewood Station, where he has been
employed during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brainard visited
relatives in Montpelier last week.
Rev. 6. n. Cummings and family were
called to STAFFORD last week by the death
OF Mr.. Cummings mother.
Among those who took advantage oil
the excursion rates to Boston are: Mr.
and Mrs. c. F. Morrill,, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
E. Currier, DR.. and Mrs. Libbey, Mrs
Abel Hartshorn, Mrs. Frank Crane and
son, Will Mccormack, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
F. Ainsworth, Asa Wesson and Isaac
Green.
Miss Carrie Cobb has gone to New
York to join her brother, Nathaniel
Cobb, and both will sail soon for Italy
for the winter.
Miss Louise Fallmer of Concord, N. H.,
and Miss Mary chatham of Manchester,
N. H., are visiting at D. P. Coveny's.
Arrangements have been completed for
the entertainment course to be held this
winter under the auspices of the Village
Improvement Association. The first
entertainment is concert by the Ariel
Quartet of Boston, November 9. 1t will
simplify the work of the committee i
those who have signed for season tickets
will call and get them at ]. E. Tinker's
where they are on sale.
Miss Emily Green has returned from &
visit with relatives in Manchester, N. II.
and will work for Mrs. A. c. Palmer
this winter.
Rev. w. A. Evans of Randolph Center
who has been visiting at nj M Wheeler's
assisted at the Methodist church, Sunday
morning.
There will be a special meeting o
Washburn Lodge, F. & A. M, Wednes
day evening, October 26. Work on thu
Sd degree.
Isaac Colby accidentally shot himsel
Saturday with a % calibre revolver
The ball went down the calf of his lel
from just below the knee nearly to tn,
ankle. The bullet has been removed
and he SET ms to be making a good re
covery.
The poles are all up and ready for tn
wire on the union telephone line to con
meet this place with West Danville.
]. E. Tinker has the largest stock il
the county OF rifles and ammunition to
the deer hunting season. He sells then
at prices to beat Sears & Roebuck o.
any other competitors.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-10-19
WALDEN.

F. M. Shaw, B. Woodland and Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Cox were in Richmond last
week attending the session of the Grand
Lodge Of l. o. 6. T.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Chandler and Her.
bert Harrington were called to White
River Junction, Tuesday, to attend the
funeral of a nephew.
Carl c. Perkins went to Barre, Mon.
day, where he has employment for the
winter.
The scholars of the village school are
having week s vacation, as Miss Colby
is at her home in Danville, helping care
for her brother, who accidently shot
himself Saturday. =
Rev. w. H. Atkinson spent last week
in Boston and vicinity.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-10-19
SOUTH WHEELOcK.

Miss Mary Durgin of Albany began
school in the Peak district last Monday.
The directors have had a hard time to
find a teacher tor the schools.
Among the visitors in town the first of
the week were Wilbur Sher burne and
vile and Enoch Smith and family. all OF
Lyndonville, and Gordon Goss OF St.
Johnsbury.
Mrs. Lucy Weed is caring for Mrs.
Justin Heath, and Miss Alice Clark who
Is sick with tons1litis at Mr. Heath's.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-10-19
Broke Into His House.

S. lie Quinn of Cavendish, VT, was
robbed OF his customary health By inva-
sion OF Chronic Constipation. When DR..
Kings New Lite Pills broke into his
house, his trouble was arrested and now
he's entirely cured. They're guaranteed
to cure; 25c at Flint Bros, and F. G..
Landry's drug store.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-10-19

A steel-lik grass from the volcano
slopes of Oran, Algeria. is so elastic that
it can be used instead of springs in the
manufacture of furniture.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-10-19
STANNARD.
A Serious Fire.

Friday morning this neighborhood
was startled by the cry Of fire, and
answering the call found D. ii. Smiths
barn in flames. BY the timely aid of E.
M. Jackson, who was on the highway
near, IL cows and two small colts were
saved, but two cows, heller and two
brood mares were burned. Mr. Smith
being halt mile away at neighbour
did not reach home until the co US were
turned out. then In trying to save the
horses he received very serious burns on
his face and hands, also an injury in his
throat, from the hot air and smoke. He
will be confined to the house for some
time. A moving machine, horse rake,
sleds, De Laval cream separator, harness,
together with 60 tons of hay were
burned. Corn fodder in the silo was
partly consumed, the center being un-
injured. A small, new, unfinished horse
barn, attached to the south east corner
OF the barn was saved by the help pres
ent, with horses drawing it a few
feet away and by keeping it thoroughly
wet after putting out fire that had
caught in several places. The wind was
very favorable. taking the flames away
from the house and other out buildings.
The barn and contents were insured, but
it is a great loss and inconvenience for
them at this time OF year. The fire was
started by their small children with
matches.
A. S. Batten has sold his place here to
D. D. Cargill. Mr.. Batten vacates about
Nov. 1.
Rev. Mr.. Morrow, a former pastor
here, visited friends in this vicinity last
week.
Elmer Shepherd attended the annual
session OF tue Grand Lodge, l. o. 6. 7.
at Richmond, Oct. 13.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. o. Burroughs are
visiting relatives in Morgan.
w. l. Smith of Sheffield was in town
the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Paige and wife
OF Morrisville visited relatives here last
Sunday.
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fore asked that bail be fixed at $4,000.
PLATT UNABLE TO BE IN COURT.


to-day
the bail the
only $40.
exorbitant bail
willing grant this
him that will before the Grand Jury and the in
justice contempt
this settling
willing give this the benefit examination her
persists n o
Friday Magis
trate ommen said:
CALLED IT PERSECUTION.
please fix this bail $4,000 Honor
1t prohbive. and looks like prosecution
They Bill Tweed S0o00oO BAIL with
stealing million said
That said
she could get she would skip out that"
proceedings During
time lips trembed sign
firmly the Bridge Ssh
cell in the section OF the tier reserved prisoners
lawyers She caed with them in whispers
then back her CELL The hustled
the Supreme Court could dc for them. /
being row.
ranged with the prison caterer her elaborate meals
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scoring Flick but wa. out NJ ,bira
Thoney to Conroy to osteen, areat
pssns piece or fielding. Schwartz famed.
Third Inning.
Camel iied to LSs1. o Soosifhsw Il osihwnr,a; ws.
'hsP%n shSn., out by Larry: NO RUNS.
S9nrey COZ y,,,s to Cancel. Bay flied to Keeier.
Fourth Inning.
,,Ssa ostsen was beaten by Reds throw.
Hickman Isss to sehwartz. NO RUNS.
nraa;nv assn was a, - out. Powell TO Gansel.
Wiliasa and danasi. s Tas Ia soh@,eq Goss insyr by
went to Anderson. NO RUNs.
Fifth Inning.
Keller safe on Abbotts bad throw.
Conroy nied to Flick. Williams singled.
nesIsSn to sen%ara. flied No sS s5Ey Ganae popped
Flick filed to Keller. who fell FIAT 20.
caught 4. Hick famed. schwartz M
filed to 1Noney. NO RUNS.
Sixth Ianins.
AShai, MeSnirs singled: ostesn foulsd TO
iined q HEX NO RUNS.
doapISd SpSi. hsS hisa ,so,sd to Adndsr.on Donshue
ell ont. NO RUNS. '"
Seventh Hnaing.
Kseler out to Schwartx unassisted,
SonToy thrown out BY Larry: Wiiiiam
Bradley famed Larry fsisd a. A,a
son, Flick was easy for Williams and
CANCEL, NO RUNS.
Bighth Inning.
Anderson singled. CANCEL beat n
punt Mcclure filed to Bay. Ostesn
runs. ~
Hickman filed to Keeler. shwarts ou
Powell to Camel Abbott out, Williams
TO oansel. NO RUNS.
Ninth lnnans.
Powell out. Hickman 20 schwartx
keAler singled. Conroy filed 10 PoWeIi
Willisms w ne forced Rssser. Larry to Hick
I,eemis. batting for Donahue, nIed "a
Thoney. Bay fiied 10 Mcclure, Lusi
hied TO Thoncy. NO RUNS. =
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SHOTS FIRED N
i. STRIKE FIGHT
Two Hundred Jersey LaborerS
!. Attack Force at Work on
( Reservoir and with Pistols
Drive Them OFF.

two hundred of the men employed on
construction Sgork in North Hudson. n
j.. who are on strike. this afternoon at
tackled the men at work on the reservoir
of the Hackensacls Water Company. al
New Durham. North Bergen, and drove
them away.
The strikers were armed with revol-
.yers aud clubs. and the men Mt work.
who numbered about one hundred, fed
IN terror
A number OF shots were fired by the
strikers, and 1t was rumored that some
pf the workmen were wounded, but a
diligent search failed to discover that
any. one had been hurt,
Supt. French, of the water company
says that no attempt Will be made to re-
sume work for few days Mt least.
There ls no organized police force at
New Durham, and some arrangements
viii haye TO be made for the safety of
the men before operations can be con-
tinued.
In West Hoboken largo force of
meh. guarded BY police. Is at work o.,
the street improvements that are being
lrslde bN Gallery a. Murphy. Super
intendent French says that the town Is
IL Charles street, and that he has been
promised all the protection he needs to
complete the work.
In West New York where public i'm
y Murphy and Henry & E,nmer. no
wink was heir" done to-drv hut e"cr'-
thing was out. the strikers making
no demonstration.
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BROOKLYN WINS
FROM CHICAGO
CONTINUED from First PagcJ

|, the inheld. Mccormick was thrown
out by Evers. NO RUNS.
Fourth Inning.
Jones singled to the inheld, and reach
cd second un Evens's retirement Mt nrst
bv Mccormick. Sheckard made great
and by a perfect throw To Babb at
second, doubled up Jones. NO RUNS.
I,ers,n sIng,rd 40 iient cenue. foull
famed uiIt. sSheVkIrd's bounder to
Tinker forced Bergen nt second. Lum-
Icy pop MED 10 'il,Ner. No RUNS,
Firth Inning.
Tinker was disposed OF by Babb and
mospnere. Smith strolled on four wide
ones but was easily uLught trying to
stsil second. NO Runs.
EJbps flied out to Jones. Jacklits tscti
don drove a fiy to smith. 10 Runs.
sixth inning.
Casey's high one " as taken by sheck-
and reached second on siagles drive to
left. Jones's bounder to Babb forced
shs1n shar,os at third EverS lipe-hied to
Bsbb went out to Chance. Mccormick
foul MED to Chance. Bergen out. Evers
to Chance. NO RUNS.
seventh Inning.
Killing flied but to Lumley. Tinker
was nipDed at nrst on his fast grounder
20 Poule. Browne struck out. NO
RUNS.
Poole famed out. Sheckard walked.
Lumley singled 10 right, advancing
Snccknrd to shird. Dobbs singled. scoI-
ing Sheckaru. Jackiitsch's bounder to
Chance forced Dobbs at second. Jack
litsch stole second, and King by u
quick throw to Casey nailed Lumley
ut third ONE RUN.
Eighth Inning.
Smith walked Casey filed out TO
Lumley. Chance singled to centre, ad-
vancinS Smith to second. Slagle foul
filed to Bergen. Jones flied to Dobbs,
NO RUNS.
Jordan struck out. Babb out. Tinker
to Chance. Mccormick walked. but
was nailed stealing second. NO RUNS.
Eighth Inning.
Evers out. Babb to Jnclxlttsch. Killing
flied TO Sheekard. Tinker out, Jordan
to JGcklitsoh- NO RUNS.
final core-Brooklyn, s: Chicago. ].
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he.c this AFTERNOON, beating Item by
score ot to /, The Eaalonites
played all nj lound the Cubs and by de-
icatinR them Elto made them lose the
ie',d IN Inc p-nnant race. f-oUic t~irlod
=. ".., a,-ii .-a.i.. Tor thr .SrOuklA ,.b.
vitae nIcncr anu BrUAne "tre Uutn lit
nara by Haniun men. N.c.>er was
inS ana Browne sLustitL.od Saeckard
played u sun adme ,u-ua,.
Eirst Inning.
Smith was c..heu uu, on strikes.
Chsty mctu the p;,ii to right cenlrs Tor
base. and went " ,hird On Chancr
Mi.H - sisn,' sa-.e uoublou TO right.
scoring Casey and promoting Chance To
sent n ny 70 Lnmiey, ONE Run.
, Snsekard llfte1 high ny to Jones.
i.i.n.s E.au IN ren.. ccu,r" ,ur .,.n, =.
bases. Dobbs Tnlked. Jacklltsch
slammed the ball on line to deep left
y sri.e p.St", seor.hS i4HmieN 80. 1
BoSSs' BoSS v1s 1ordan d,In out Chance nnasssted
Chance. TWO Runs ~" - -
second Inning. =
Pool knocked down Kling's high
bounder and threw him out at frst.
Tinker wnlked, and reached second on
Wickers singie to left. Tinker tried
to steal third. but was nailed on Ber-
Ben ..ifuI 20 AIcIuf,nIca. on,i,u ,as
No RUNS.
Mccormick walked Wicker wus
then taken out of the box and Brownu
substituted. Bergen hunted and on
Brownies low throw to Tinker AT seu-
ond both runners were snfe. Pool.
sacrificed. Sheckard styled, scorIn1 Nc
Cormick and Bergen. and on Snlth's
bad throw 10 the plate Sheckard reach.
ed third. Lumley's bounder to Browne
nailed Shecknrd at .he niote -nnhh.
ounted over Chances head advancing
Lunlev TO third Dobbs was run dow-
between first and second. TWO Rt'SS.
Third Inning.
Mccormick gathered in Casey's fou,
uuy hiter run; Chance flied out TO
Sheckard. Slagle sent grounder 10
JORDAN and perished at frst No
Jacklltsch made his second safe hit
a liner to center for a bag, but was
doubled up with Jordan on the iatter's
bounder 10 Brown. Babb hit safely to
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Through
missiles raling the
through strike the
the o Indifferent
trucks trouble
they long
explain terrific,
mad
PRONOUNCED AFRICAN TYPE
arrived the Criminal
ommen hr heeng
at
lips
clothing
good fashionable.
which large
veil Of
difficulty getting womans
wit X. Platt would
proceedings Attorney Jerome said
bail
Elias The only exto
the had taken from Mr. Pa by
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Evensful Day Ends in Prison Cell for
Notorious Negro Woman Accused of
Blackmailing John R. Platt Out of
Nearly 500. 900.
Continued from First Pase.)

M she brought OFT to court and finally by her ar
ragnen commisl to the To,bs await examination
7 Friday afternoon
Washington Brauns the bail
mentioned Magistrate
behalf OF the Mr. his associate eudge Wau
Court apply certioraTi
the will
which the held which s0OOo
the civil reduced aesud high
In the
sSTOOD THE STRAIN WE'LL. ,%
lie strain OF the events the
the the Tomt Court lips
ne
to thousands a glimpse of
with diuiy thai tho police handled
The
seemingly all
hurting something
Detectives
ths the the sticks
and a chorus Of that fairly heaenng
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CAPT. T|GHE MAKES
RADON POOL -ROCM
Doesn't Make Any Arrests, but
Carries Away Telephones,
Cash, Racing Sheets, &C.
Eleven Men Ordered Out.

apt Tighe, OF the Mercer street sta
tlpp, made a raid on an alleged pool
-oom all alone this afternoon on West
Eighth street near Sixth avenue Tie
C2ptain found eleven men In the place
in front OF a partition and three behind
&c ttalung money ami conducting pocl-
room business.
As the proprietor was not presen; no
arrest was made. but the Captain Or
dsrsd every one out and took posses
aion He secured two wagorIoads OF
pa-aphernalia including telephones,
money. racing sheets and movable fur
mture, which was taken to the sta ton
lovse. Nos word was spoken by tine
nn!!rh HI tnat %ns suld being Cant.
S,li'cn en-, I am Cant riRbe r,
rs preciitr, and I want every moth
sE soa of you to get out"
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lights Fayorite. . to 5 for place. was
second Forehand third. Scotch Dance
also ran. Time-i,sl la -
FOURTH RACE - One mile and
seventy yards,--Won by Tabey Tosa.
g to and 2 TO s; Lucian, to 5 for
place. WIS second: Dan, McKenna, no
show, third. Neversuch also ran.
Time-l.50
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs-Won by
Jake Ward. to ! and to 1: Lady Con-
trary, to 2 for place, was second
cloyorton. 3 TO I, third. rime-lis,
SIXTH RACE-One mile and twenty
yards Won by Patio. 2 to and to
.: Dawson. 70 for place. was sec
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CHARGES WOMAN
WITH EXTORT|ON
Shoe Dealer Says Fair Widow
Got $4,000 from Him in Four
teen Years, and He Sues to
Recover.

Not to be overshadowed by Central
Park West and Fifty-fourth street.
Harlem has a little Platt-Elias sort of
sensation of It's own, but 1t isn't so
high priced as the original, and instead
OF the base, designing woman being
behind the bars 1t Ia the man who Is
locked up.
The man In the case Is an italian.
the woman German and In the fevered
words of Harlem policeman Is '.blam-
cd good looking"
Luigi Gesuuldi Is his name, and he
runs boot and shoe store at Eagle
and Westchester avenues. He Is not
In the rich, old millionaire class, being
only forty-four, and still able to count
his fortune without using up all the
ciphers In the arithmetic
The lady Is thirty-five. and as fair
as her first name-Lily. Her last name
Is Price. and. according to Gesualdi.
she extorted from him 5000.
In his complaint charging her with
eNtortion the Italian gave her address
as No. S65 East One Hundred and Thir-
ty-sixth street.
Mako 1t No. 1853 One Hundred and
Thirty-sixth street." coaxed Mrs Price
drawing a reporter into A ouIet corner
of the courtroom.
Wien Gesualdl could speak without
sounding like soda water fountain
in a popular place on a hot night he
told the Court that Mrs. Price had ex-
torted 5000 from him In the past four
teen years.
ITS just the Elias case and I'm
going to do lust as Platt did"
"Mebbe," murmured the fair defen-
dant, casting a scornful glance at the
irate source of revenue.
Mn, R.,,ms Ynf.tuntea.
Then she told her story In a voice
low and sweet.
Fourteen years ago." she related.
tion, Il was left with two small chill
dren. Pretty soon met this man.
with withertng look at Luigi. He
became infatuated (she pronounced
the word very welD with me and
he offered to lend me money. / took
1t. But 1 didn't get anything like 5000
from him. No. l don't know Just how
much l did get. l never was very
good at hsures.
Mrs. Price, her voice falling 70 u
modest whisper. added that their re-
lations hao always been purely pia-
tonic ana ,o this the unhappy lover
gave eorfooorauon'
Not long ago. the woman continued.
Gesuaidi oesah sending her threatening
letters ana ne even tried to get her
disenarseo rom ihrd avenue Dry
sooas store "nere she worked. Her
ehildreh' 700 had oeen working for
au.,e "hi,s ana nor iohs time they
sistance from the boot and shoe dealer.
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HIGHLANDERS
DEFEAT BLUES
tcontinued from First Page. ,

the night and this morning dark clouds
lowered over the rainmakers' favoritc
city.
First Ianiag.
keeler bent a bun;. Conroy sacr,.
feed. Donahue TO Schwarts. Williams
was thrown out by Bradley. Ander-
Bay. ONE RUN. e" W
3ay fled to kecler; Lush to Ander-
son: bradley fouled to Os.ean. No
Second Innins.
Mcclure easy for Donahua and
Sehwariz: Osteen singled. Thoney
ditto. Powelrs hit scored Osteen.
Keeler singled. scoring Thoncy, bui
Wee Willie was out at second, Flick Ia
liicE' Hickman's error scored Powell
Sled to Lush. THREE RUNS.
La1oie nied to Thoney, a magnificent
catch, Flick walked. Hickman doubled
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DELMAR RESULTS.

DELMAR RACE TRACK. ST. LOUIS,
June s.--Following are tho results OF tho
races held here to-day:
FIRST RAcE-lsix furiones. by
Uranium. u to l and 4to !, first. Ethel
Davis, 10 1 place. was sacond ana
Tribes. Z 60 ]. third. Time-ils Ia.
SECOND RACE-Four ana one.half
fariongs- Won by Desramment.T IL Ia
1 and 8 to i: willowdene. o to 10 for
eycn. SssSs' third. Ti%s16.s s'' Il V'isoo'
THIRD RAcE--sevsn furIonKs. Won
by just So. even and 20 :; Foot
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TRAVIS MAKES
POOR SHOWING

LONDON. June s.-The contest for the
pnPn Golf Championship was started
TINS morning at Sandwich In clustering
weather. Owing to the heavy entry
only one round was played to-day.
Waiter J. Travis. the American
rhannion. started steadily and went
out n o. but he did not show UP 10
rood advantage in returning. His
zfora Tor the full round was So. which
= ROOF Travis drove further thnr
soTlnF the amateur championship con-
sz4s.z hat PIE putting was inferior.
- - Thomson. > professional
zz=4e. s4ith 4 score OF ,G.
''e 4aoFe % ?. II. Byers American
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MY EYES CURED

Ten years aao my eyesight began to fail
me. and n scum seemed to come over both
OF my eyes. the right one being the worse
Gradually my sight disappeared entirely from
the right eve. and ,the left was growing
very dim Every one whom I have con-
suited said that an operation was the only
thing that would cure me, and that II was
even doubtful IL the operation would restore
my sight. read In the papers about the
cures DIR. Gardner was making. and I went
to him two months ago. To-day my sight ia
as perfert as ever. no operation-nothfnr b,t
the Oscillation treatment. can read and
thread a needle and soc ms we'll as ever
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ACCUSES HIM OF BlGAMY.
George CaJdick in Oourt Charged
with Marrying Tyvo Girls.

GeorRe CnJdfck In OOurt CHARGED
with Marrying Two Girls.
In Morrisanla Court to-day George z.
Caddick, twenty-five years old. o.
Canbridgeport, Mass, also known as
Harry Williams, was arraisned on a
charge OF bigamy preferred by Blanche
f'riecberg, OF No. sS3 East one Hun
dred and Slxty-third street, who al
leges that she was married March L
last TO Caddick.
About a month ago she says she dis
covered that the man had been mar
ried previously to Edna Lucy Thomp-
Cad1ick was arrested at Cambridgeport
by Detectlve-Sergeant Pollock. Mag
istrate Baker held him In 5000 ball
fer trial.
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oRAvEsEND ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW

GRAvEsEND RACE TRACK, June
s.-The entries for to-morrow's races
are rs follows:
six furiongE.
,ssoRslisSls liz s,as NsS York .,.,Ss
2hS Monte Carlo. @ 26l Sweet Alice. AS
ed7s Young Henry lia 2<2 Gold Saint. oS
3oia Lady Amelia, ll2
Second Race--SteepleShase: selling: four
yeAr-olds and up: about two miies and a half
2t0 Tirelesa ,..i8 - Dartman IN,
2os nuck Lodge. l%2 $50 Iipton iS0
iss) Fuiminate ,l4a 26Ss Flying
30 East keletonl1S ButtresS lJ0
aae The NirRin'nlss 1883 Black Death. iS0
25os Walter - Terrible
e7S Phtsms -, sio Hark ForWardizs
Third nace-For two-ysar-olds: aeIiin,,
five turlofigs. ~'
205s brush Up..l0 T0 Workman ina
165 Tyroiiah -, 60 20S The Ekan-
--- Annie husi ~ siolesr .i0s
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254s Tommy aga Topxord. a.,
20 Maid OF iWsho Wsshon OF IN,
1h SvlNanlte .iOI - Sb.aH Hruaa' W Wy
tT3 Hiid~brand lO2 i op' ioS
Fourth Raee-The GaEeile Stakes of s4ooo
sixteenth. '"'' ana
- Bridlepath ...lla t2OOj Dimnjo Asa' 80 ii5
(2A3) BeldaIns ... .l2 $50 Diwins ..''.' ~
80 Matoram ....li3 ''iis
Fifth Raoe--For three-ysar-old. .,,
hsannn1sscsp. one mile ana sixteenth. ~
zo's Amy 2y ,oo slOs Himself los
49,, Wlleams.iXO 2S5a Raglan i0i
ouNe sns., ,,o 'ZOiO Gold MoneyiiT
sixth Race--for fill en- and ~.Ia,,,
years old which have run and ~hns MI Two
this meeting: five fur ionRa No' won At
2Ale Danseuse .l0I 2Tc Doro,b, r...,o,
233s Veto -, ins eTss s,Sisnif SraV!Ot
2T2 Hazel BakeriOI 5as fausen - .'ile
ara salt Peppsri0i - - ios
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II yen do not waTt the trouble Of
fuFHiaislae heues rad The AFnr-
rishsA Hbsaes - Lst' s1si In esoFla
Wants. Read the Warts tseday.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
PROVIDENCE AT NEWARK.

Providence .... 0 0 90 o o o 90
Newark ....i. o 0 90 0 o o 90
-. sa,.srss--Faireanks ana Thomas; Hester
Game called on accoun, OF darkness
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BALTIMORE AT JERsEY cirv

Jersey city :. o o s. . o 10
batterles-Burehsii and Ahsarn; Pfanmlller
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MONTREAL AT TORONTO.
Game postponed n account of wet grounds.
I. BUFFALO AT ROCHESTER.
Game postponed on account of wet grounds.
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EVENING WORLD RACE CHART

TWELFTH DAY AT GRAVESEND
race mt Aoueduc
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scoring Flick but was out n, ,hird
Thoney TO Conroy to osteen, n Rrea
piece OF fielding. Schwartz Tanned
ONE RUN, i""heu