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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-02
STORM SCATTERED
RACING YACHTS

Squalls and thunder showers scattered
the fleet Of 20 yachts starting from Brist ol
Saturday afternoon in the ocean race or
IS miles for the Bristol Montauk cups
A few were disabled during n northeast
blow early in the morning. and one craft
the Novice, came back without turning
the stake at Montauk Point. and was dis
qualified. The winning boats were ihe
sloop 1shkoodah. owned by Col. samue.
M. Nicholson OF this city, and the sloop
Petrol. owned by A. e. Johnson OF the
Rhode Island Yacht Club.
There was a fast scrap between the
Little Rhody. the winner OF the Upton
cup OF two years ago: a racer owned by
Commodore Charles +. Tiiinghast. and
the s'oop Novice, owned by A. L. Sands
Of Newport
On the beat In against brisk north.
easter from Point judith 10 Bristol these
boats carried full sail and the work was
close. the Novice finishing first The
owner. however. acknowledged hat the
Novice did not turn the stake boat at
Great Eastern ledge, Montauk Poln., as
the turn was not located In the thick,
sQually weather.
The regatta committee. Messrs Peck,
Almy and Ball. decided 10 disqnalify the
Novice. II was then decided TO award
the frsi prize TO the sloop Little Rhody
but the owner. Commodore Tllllnghast,
declined 10 accept II. stating that he could
not consistently take the prize, inasmach
as his boat was outsailed by the Novice.
and, too, that he was Commodore 90 the
Bristol club, and preferred TO win the
trophy on the merit OF speed.
The committee named then to make tho
award was ex-Commodore r 7. Rogers
OF the Rhode Island Yacht Club, Comrro
dore Babbitt OF the Edgewood Yacht Club
and Homer A. Skinner OF the Fall River
Yacht Club. tt
The sachem F. B. Thurber's sloop Of
Bristol. was awarded second prize IN the
third class Ishkoodah. being large.
able cruiser compared with the other craft
in the contest made fast time. both down
the wind 20 the turn at Montauk end
back TO the finish. The craft turned the
outer mark at io;i5 Saturday night and
was the first boat in yesterday iiofnt'ig,
arriving at S:47 o'clock.
She followed In turn 10 the nnish
BY Bambino. Novice. the cat Emeiine, Lit
lie Rhody. Corneta. Sachem, Micahoo,
Petrol. Sigma H., and Priscilla.
The regatta committee and other mem
bers OF the club were on hand early 10
see the finishes and remained all day. IL
was a fine race and finished In good sea-
son by the ii boats that had their time
taken at the club house at Bristol The
greater number OF the boats that did not
finish went up the river from Newport,
while the Wanderer " stopped NJ Block
Island. The summary OF the race was az
follows:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-02

cial 212 trot has been arranged 10 tak.
the place of the pacing event The pro.
gram for the days racing Is as follows
Special matched race. $500 a side with
added money; ell 20 the winner '-.
Sweet Marie (2:OiLD. b. M. by McKin-
ney, A. r. Mcdonald. Albany, NJ Y.
Tiverton 2Gk). b. g. by Calico Rex,
John Howell. Poughkeepsle. ~. Y.
Wentworth C2:O4is) blk. e.. by Superior.
r. Il. McCargo. Philadelphia Pa
2l4 class. trottlng-An event OF three
races OF one mile $3.50 divided, sl06 TO first.
$40 20 second. SIS TO third. each race.
Nancy Nelson ch. m. by Nelson, John
Wall. Readville.
Betty Brook, b. m, by Silent Brook.
Henry liter. Readville.
Grattan Bells b. h., by Grattan, r. r.
McCargo, Philadelphia, Pa
Budd. h. z. by Quarterrnhster, Fair oaks
farm. Lexington.
Totra h. m. by Bingen, Henry liter.
Readville.
races of one mite $3.50 divided sl05 10 fret,
$40 to second. SIS 10 third. each race
Lord Roberts. n. h.. by Arion. j. NJ.
Johnson. Calais. Me.
Morn. CHI g.. by AlIerton John Howell,
Poughkeepsie. -. Y
Totara. b m. by Blngen. Henry liter.
Readville.
Chime BELLS. b. m, by Chimes. G. S,
Leonard. Boston.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-02
TYRO WON
LONG RACE

Notwithstanding existing weather con-
ditions. which were bad enough 10 cause
hardened mariners 10 moor their craft
at safe anchorage In sheltered harbors,
Saturday night the Corinthian Yacht
clubs third ocean race from Marblehead
TO Isle OF Shoals and return was started
and successfully sailed. the Tyro winning
the honors.
Fourteen yachts crossed the line.
Twelve OF the number finished. and, de-
spite the conditions. the Tyro, in the %
foot class. made a record for the course
which will undoubtedly stand for years 20
come. beating the time of Sally VII. last
years record maker. by 2 hours % min
utes and IS seconds. a wonderful perform
ance In the face of such adverse condi-
tions.
II was a wild night at sea. A north
easterly wind prevailed. varying in
strength from TO 20 knots an hour. the
latter coming between 2 and 3 O'Clock this
morning. accompanied by a terrific rain.
The start was made at 7;l5 O'Clock The
Tyro OF the 22-footers. and Chewink w.
the winner in class H. were the only boats
which practically made race OF 1t. fight
ing 1t out every Inch of the 20 miles sailed.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-02
OCEAN RACE
SAILED ON TIME

The much heralded ocean Yacht Race"
by the fleet OF the Newport Yacht club,
was sailed Yesterday IN the waters OF
Narragansett bay. The time made by the
boats is not given out. yet the winners
are known 1t was n most Unsatisfactory
race I'm that over an hour was spent
I'm dead calm of Gould island. The
boats kept az ~. however, and the last
did not fnish until about O'Clock last
night
/. I. Lorillard offered the prizes, fixed
the handica,s and conducted the race
hy hims III and for that reason " was
impossible o get the time, as he de.
clinei poshN,ly 20 give 10 out. A friend
was In the launch with him, but even
he declluci 90 make any OF the figures
public
The handicapplng of the boats was ar
ranged 30 that the boat with the greatest
handicap started first. and so on TO the
scratch boat. which was the last 10 start
Tho Rival. the scratch boat. did not
start. which made the Nespcr III. the
scratch boat. and she VIII. Il Is under.
stood take tho prize for the best time
over the course The boats finished IN the
following order: Mamie. indian. Madge,
j. A g.. Nesper IL. Helen, .Nesper J..
WIndcloud The Petrol did not finish 10
Is understood that the first three hoaie
named will not be changed on the hand.
cap.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-02
Track Far Below Par and All Horses the Track
NOT ONE SHOWS HIGH GLASS

this skill. They simply ride horse into
the ground by making him go along in
front until he stops -
The Go Between protest case like
Banquo.s ghost. will not down. Another
side light TO the horses physical cond-
ton cropped up yesterday. IL was that
Go Between WAS never a gelding and has
been a stallion from first to last. This
story astounding in its way. shows that
the men who owned and raced Go Be-
tween were either not aware OF his con-
dttion and took II for granted that ne was
a gelding because he was recorded as
such, or eise they w4lfully concealed his
sex I'm order 10 take advantage OF the
gelding allowance in weight s.} l-t
ohm r.. Madden Is authority for the
statement that he does not believe the
horse was ever operated upon. Tile is a
stallion and always has been one He
whl be offirialiytexAm mfnetl esriy tiris week
and his seq will be settled afor aoodfand
all. THIS examination Is not necessary to
eonvnces me- or ssYt3 HER 'horserfar That
be is a. stallion. Iiis ownerssAleN Shields.
is good trainer and II seems strange
that when he discovered Go Betweer1 was
not geldng. az he, must have found at
some period during the year that he own
ed him. that ne did not report his 'corlii.
tdon to thesstewartfs b" 90 'li'# 4 ffltN
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-02

oran, and that youngster an inconsistent
colt both at Belmont Park and the
Gravesend track won the richest stake
to date simply because he stuck 10 his
work.
The three year-olds are. IL anything
worse than the younger colts and fllies
for Inconsistency. They have beaten one
another time without number. One colt
seems best at short dashes and anothr's
speciality Is a journy. Not one is able
apparently. TO win at all sorts OF dis
tarces and give away weight to his rival
They are so nearly equal that few
pounds, as wei as an III 1udgel r1de, VIII
serve 10 defeat the colt that beat his 'op-
ponents previously in commanding style
The most consistent one of the lot is
Whimsical While she has been beaten
Il must be said that she always made a
gallant effort and was beaten through
stupid jockeyship. Notter rode her
wretohedly at Gravesend. and Wtlliams
never gave her a breatffing spell in Satur-
day Heshad ordersst nskeathe running
and knew only one ithing--to obey his or'
ders TO the letter. i4aH a-f Hus ~
Tod Sloan. in his halcyon days, would
have. reserved some speed In Whimsical
II he had been perched in the saddle and
would have waited in front"
None OF the Jockeys or today possess
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-02
CRAYS IMPROVE IN
BATTING WORK

Last week saw a decided improvement
In the work OF the Grays with the Will
low and the fact that so many OF the
games were lost was due 10 the bad work
OF the pitchers. who slumped very badly
as in no game were there less than ten
or dozen hits made OF their deliveries
no one man showing a superiority over
the other.
Just what this is due TO is only 10 be
surmised. but one may easily be led 20
believe that they are loahng somewhat
owing 10 the crippled condition OF the
team. feeling that II they lose their
games they cannot be blamed too much.
ff this is the true reason then Manager
Dunn ought 20 use the whip hand which
he has and see the men do the work for
which they are paid for and for which
the fans pay 10 the best OF their ability.
OF course. no one expects a pitcher 10 be
always In form. but there Is a certain
standard OF work which they can he ex-
pected to hold 10 for the entire season
and below that standard they should not
allow themselves to go.
IL could be seen all during the week
that the pitchers. with the possible ex
ception OF Hardy took things too easily
and allowed the visitors 10 take too much
advantage OF them. This caused the work
In batting 10 go for nothing when Il
comes TO winning games. Such work as
they showed Is not characteristic OF them
and they should Immediately get out OF
the rut into which they are failing They
should not pitch poor ball and then blame
the loss OF the game 10 the umpire
though he has been much 10 blame for
the present state OF things.
In batting Josslyn showed the greatest
Improvement. with IS points. LaChance
gained 20. Brodie 21 and Poole 90 In
felding Poland made great gain, adding
no less than rs points TO his average b.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-02
WILL RACE
SEASON OUT

The managers OF Rockingham Park the
new race track at Salem. N. H.. an.
nounced last night that decision had
been reached 10 continue the racing at
the track until the end OF the scheduled
season. No statement was made as 10 the
betting In connection with the announce.
ment that the track program will be car
ried out .tfA - rs+s .,+f =
Saturday, after a meeting OF the d.
rectors OF the New England Breeders
club, which owns the park. IL was given
out that the meeting would continue until
after July A. In any event. and possibly
longer. II was not until. yesterday that a
decision was reached 20 carry the meet
along until July 2l, the date originally set
for its closing.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-02
ONE YACHT
IN RACE

A summer northeast gale stopped eight
of the nine starters in the Eastern Yacht
club ocean race along the New England
coast from New London 10 Marblehead.
and last night. according TO reports re.
ceived the schooner Corona. owned by
A. T.. Luke. was the only one left IN the
race, and she was becalmed OF Cape Cod.
some GO miles from the finish. The bal
ance of the feet. after an Intellectual bat.
tie with the storm of the south side OF
cape cod early turned back for safe har-
bors. The two small sloops were the
first to withdraw, the SO-footer Trivia,
owned by Harold Vanderbilt. going TO
Block Island while the O-foot sfoop Kes-
trel put into Newport. The two schoon-
ers in the second division. the Dervish
and the Taormina, stopped at Vineyard
Haven and withdrew from the race by
mutual consent. "All the others found
harbors. A4 t.t ltuDat If
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-02
NEWARK.

Ruhs--Jones u = FfaIH p II"''' -.
Mullen. Hunter Two-nhse - MT
Cockman. Three-base hit-Mulen. sac
ridce hits Hall Hunter stolen oases
pgown Wagner. MeAuley. OHara. Null
IA, Movrev First base on balls-On
Nor,,r,tv 4. of Mason 3 Struck out-By
Moriarlty ?. by Mason 4 Hit BY pitches
haIl-By Moriarity /; by Mason J. Double
NAV -C'ocknan so McAuley TO wagner
Umpire t-onohan rifne-sh. iOn.
.patted for Morlarity in the ninth In
ming
MONTREAL g. BUFFALO l.
Whaien's peerless pitching proNep VOC
much Tor Buffalo yesterday ~ mon'real'
A boroe run drive In tho ninth saved n
vhitewash. The score
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-02
FIELDING AVERAGES

Two-baso hits-Brodie s. la Chance &.
Damn 5, Rock g. Poland g. Harley 2. Gro
min 3, Barton 4. Josslyr. Poole. Hardy.
Throe-base hits-Brodie 3, Ia Chance 2.
Rock 3, Barton ?. Poland, Harley.
Home run-Cronin.
Stolen basos--Harley II. Dunn 3, Poland
II. Brodie z la Chance s. Rock G, Bar
ton 3, Cooper. Cronin. Goode.
Sacrifice hts-Rock II. Dunn s. Brodle
8. la -Chance4, Harleys Barton 3. Cooper
2 Cronin 2, Poland 3, Hardy, Coode.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-02
Balloon Ascension.

Children's Day. Tuesday next. the
day before the glorious Fourth. John
the Shoeman will have Balloon ascen-
sions every fifteen minutes from the
top OF his building and continue during
the day. Every balloon will have
tag attached good for soc in cash
when brought to the store. Now,
boys, and girls, keep sharp look
out for Johns Balloons. You can
make soc to help you celebrate with.
No conditions. Simply bring the tags.
and get yeur money. 80 90 ta'a
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-02
For Over sixty Yenrs

MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over 90 years by mil
Hons OF mothers for their children while
teething, with perfect success II soothes
the child. softens the gums, allays all
pain; cures wind collie. and Is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea. II will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold by
Druggists In every part OF the world
Twenty-Five cents a bottle BE sure and
ask for Mrs winslow's Soothing Syrup"
and take no other kind.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-02

Runs-Poland 2. Harley, Dunn. Barton,
la Chance. Rock. Mooper. Josslyn-s:
Clement. Bean Hanford Merritt. Butler.
Grant Foxen--7. Stolen bases-Poland.
Bean. Cassidy. Two-base hits--Clement.
Merritt. Sacrifice hits-Poland. Rock.
Struck out-By Josslyn-Hanford Keister.
Butler: by Foxen-Barton. La Chance.
Brodie. First base on balls--On Josslyn
2: off Foxen 3; Off Moran 3. Wild pitches
--Foxen 2. Joslsyn 2, Moran. Passed BAH
Cooper. Umpire-Kerins. Time--lh
55m. -~
'Batted for Moran.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-02

-'Ehns-Weidensaui Y. 'BHnhor ~ Wsg-
ner,s Huesman--5; Murray--l. 'Two-base
hts-J. Bannon, McAhister. Three-oase
hlt--Wagner. Home runs-liuelsman'
Murray. Sacrifice midlothian. Stolen
bsses-wagner 3. ]. Bannon 2. Weiden-
saul Huelsman, McAllister. Struck out
BY whalen 4; by Brockett 2; by Mllligan
l. First base on balls-off Nhalen !; on
Brockett g. Hit by pitched ball-By VIVA
len 1 Left on bases-Montreal y Bunalo
g. Umpire-Moran.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-02
WHALEN'S TW|RL|NG
TOO MUCH FOR B|S0NS

The Baltimores trounced the Newarks
again yesterday at Newark TO the tune
Of Z 10 /. Moriarity, who made his maiden
appearance OF the season at home, was
wild and Ineffective. Mason, on the con-
trary. was invincible when hits meant
runs. Umpire Conohan's work was the
most ridiculous seen In Newark IN many
seasons Attendance S,5eo Score:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-02

10 right. after Keister had gone out try
ing 10 steai second Grant hit 10 Rock
who forced Butler at second. The attempt
at double play failed. but Candy hid the
ball under his arm and when the inno-
cent Grant stepped of the base. put It
on, him, retiring the side. The score:
PROVIDENCE
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-02

III. T:sS: Little Rhody, S5s: Priscilla,
3.i2; Wanderer ", sO0i Moose. 2s.7s;
Uarda. 25.0l: Keto. 2e.06: Ethelka. 81s;
Cindy 24.o6 Petrel, 231: Aida. isS; EN-
incline. n; Iris, 2Z.5; sachem, %. 81; White
Cap. 29.3l: Micaboo 24l9
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland 6, Chicago s.
Detroit 8, St Louis 2.
Games Today.
Boston at Washington
New York at Philadelphia.
s ST Louis at Chicago.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-02
RACING, BOXING RESULTS
BAS EBALL NEWS TERSELY TOLD
Results of Games Played Yesterday
EASTERN LEAGUE

Baltimore Z Newark /.
Providence 3. Jersey City Z.
Montreal g. Buffalo l.
Games Today.
Rochester at Toronto (1'wo Games).
Providence at Baltimore
Buffalo at Montreal CTwo Games)
Eastern League Standlna.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-02

brilliant work around third. Barton add
ed % points and Harley %. The aver
ages:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-02

Sailing kngths of the boats IN the rare
ir feet and Inches Ishkoodah. 3se. Cor
meta, 81; Novice. %; Bambino, si.ss; sigma
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-20

ferry. Brown and Brown attorneys Tor
the libclant
Merlin Foss of Nassalboro from
Nancy T.. Foss Of Clinton; cause, utter
desertion for ut least three years prior
10 the date of the libel, and still con-
tinuing. Brown and Brown attorneys
for lihelant.
Emma Zero from Edward Gero. both
Of WaterviIle; cause. extreme cruelty.
Care and custody of the children given
tn the mother. Brown and Brown attor-
ney, for libelant.
Rose \. Blake from Cecil f.. Blake,
both OF Sidney; cause. cruel ana abus-
i've treatment ana failure and neglect
to provide suitable ntenance. Gus
tody of the child given to the mother.
w. C. Philbrook attorney for the libel
ant.
Fannie J. Thing Of Sanford from ORR
on H. Thing of Hallowell; cause, cruel
and abusive treatment. Fred j. Allen
for the libelant; L. NJ. Thompson for
the iibelee.
In the case of the suit brought by
PhiiiD Giguerc vs.. John Bourkc and
Gideon Maheu which resulted in favor
or the defendant. the counsel for the
| vIaintin. G. W. Husscy. has decided to
| carry it 10 tho law court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-20
Attending Field Day at Portland.

The annual Field day of the Patri-
;.rchS Militant, Uniform TANK, |. @. O..
f. Of Maine, which is to be held in
Portland today will be enjoyed by -
Of the members of Canton halifax, No.
"A, |. -. 0. +. of this city, the greater
part Of whom left Waterville Tuesday
afternoon. Those who are TO be pres
ent from WatcrvillC are the following
Capt. and Mrs. w. w. Berry, Ensign
and Mrs. \. II. Hartshorn. Capt. and
Mrs. \. Il. Robinson, Col. J. L. Mcrrick,
capt. +. s. Brown. Adj. and Mrs. G. NJ
Turner Chev. and Mrs. II. j. Toward,
Chev. and Mrs. q. S. Stone, Chev. and
Mrs T. NJ Rand, CheV. ana Mrs. W. +.
Warren. Chew and Mrs. George ID. Me-
servcy, :. j. Cunningham. f. NJ. Wool
man. Charles Gibson. Ralph Ho!W'y.
Percy Green and +. p. Wilson. The
members were dressed in uniform and
presented very attractive appearance
about the streets of the city ard nj
the railway station, previous to their
departure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-20
NINS!OW.
WINSTON Democratic Caucus.

At the Democratic caucus which was
held in Wilslow Monday evening the
IolloWiu@ c"niAitt"r ami delegates
were elected 10 attend lie toxin, lis
tr~t. state ana county conventions:
Chairman. Albert FULLER; SECRETARY,
4. T.. 3iIkyr.
T.,wn committee crr tWu Years:
James McQrillin. Ph:!in Marcos, Louis;
Pollard. James Hodges. Jnscuh Prcn-
lis Allen Reynolds. i'ru'! Simpson.
Delegates To II" $3.50 convention:
Marshall Abbott, Cl,ICd Cole. Elmer
Smith: 1lt"rna;cs, Harry Hrindlc,
julr:; .tl,.:ntf. Jules FnbiTh:uI.
Delegates to tie district convention:
Charles Novel;. James McQulln.
Philip Maroon; alternatcs. Edward
Brjtton. Iocl Forth. John Hogan.
Delegates to the county convention:
Albert Fuller. James Hodges, Allen
Reynolds; alternates, Will Gliddcn,
James Robinson. Will McClintock.
1t was voted that the town commit
tee fill all vacancies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-20
SUPERIOR COURT.
June Term, ZION. Oliver G. Hall, Pre-
siding Justice.

FRAME J. HAM. Sheriff.
CHARLES W. JONES Clerk.
THOMAS LEIGH. County Attorney.
FIRED W. LEE. StrnograpllcT.
Watervillc. June ~.
No. &C. Giguerc w. Bourkc c. w.
fius<cY; F. W. Clair. This case went to
I'll, jury 1T 20 o'clock this morning. The
jury was Out about one hour and re-
turned 4 verdict for the defendant.
Nc. $50. Or. NJ. :. Goodrich and Dir.
John q. Town both Of Watcrvillc, vs.
Everett l.. Gerald Of Clinton Cook and
Small: Brown and Brown.
This j.; an action to recover $ll0 for
rncdic2l services ana Il surgical opera
tiun performed on = woman Who was
Keeping house fnr the defendant. Tn"
plaintiffs testified that the defendant
agreed to PAY FOR The operation. This
The defendant denied, stating that he
did a%i''" To Ii2.- so. and that he had
paid So - the REGULAR physician, and
was ready Ia lay the balance at any
tiGl".
TIE jury WAS out about half AZ hour.
Verdict in the sum ~ $5lo5.
This being TIE last jury case the jury
wa finlily excused.
T!,rc ere some court cases Ia hc dis
~ -"I No t"m"rr"W. Final adjournment
viii probably i" irninrr"W afternoon.
The following IS tine list of divorces
granted this term of court:
Matte +. Douglass from Chas W.
Douglass. both of Gardiner; cause.
cruel ana abusive treatment. G. \.
Knight. attorney for libelani.
Harold Il. Travcrs Of belgrade from
T-J,rc-,ap
| adultery. TEos. Leigh attorney for Ii
h"lant.
Mary G. DAY from Frank +. Day,
both of IVatrrvii!a: cause, gross. ana
confirmed habits of INVESTIGATION. John
l.. Nelson attorney for lihclant.
Ada I. Ellis from Arthur J. Ellis, both
If Ii2lloWCll; cause. gross and con-
firmed habits of intoxication. Care and
custo dy Of the child given to the moth
| e.. Thns. Leigh attorney for libelant.
Emma 4. ElaiSdell Of Albion from
oscar l.. BlaisdcIl Of st. Adams; cause.
,;ttrr dcsertirn for three years prior to
the date Of the libel ana Still continu-
ing. c. ". iusscy attorney for libel
ant.
Mary T.. CuShman Of Watcrviile from
Harry Cushnan OF Skowhegan: cause.
utter dcsertinn for at least three years
prior to the date of the libel, and still
continuing. Brown and Brown attor-
rcys for libelant.
Matte +. G.. Luce of Augusta from
John Simon Luce of Pennington;
cause, cruel and abusive treatment, and
gross, Wanton and cruel neglect and
refusal to provide suitable maintenance
for libelant. O. A. Knight attorney for
libelant
Anlic L. Foster of Belgrade from We
zie y. Foster of Oakland; cause. gross
and confirmed habits Of intoNicatio
T'~0Mn and Brown attorneys for libel
ant.
Emma Weymouth Of Waterville from
Luther A. Weymouth; cause, utter de-.
sertun for at least three years prior to
the date Of the libel and still continu-
ing. Geo. NJ. Chapman attorney for the
libelant.
Periey F. George from Eta F..
George, both Of Oakland; cause, adul-