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REPRINTS.

cAINIRE: MAN AND NATURE. sy Henry Holt.
l2rno. ID. VII. 7o5 (icushton. Mirlin q COY
sTURMsEE: MAN AND MAN. BY Hsnry Holt Re-
12rno. ID. Vi. 500. (Houghtoa Min!n Co)
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EURIPIDEs AND THE SPIRIT OF HIS DRAMAS
BY DecharIns. Translated BY James Loeb.
a q. with fronttspisca ave, ppI xix ss1 (vhS
Macmillan Company
Studying the religious. phaosopnio and political
traditions OF Euripidss, his choice OF suhIe ssa.
dramatic action. the lyrics sto-
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SCIENCE.

GEOLOGY. BY Thomas c. Chamberlain aad Roltn D.
Salisbury illustrated. IN three volumes. voia II
end III. syo. ID. xxvt ee2 xi t.s. Henry Holt q
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DRAMA.
FICTION.

THE TITLE-MARr. Comedy IN Three Acts By
Winston Churchill 12nno. pp. ais. (Ths Macrail-
Ian Company
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POETRY.
POLITICAL SCIENCE.

RIMES TO BE READ. BY Edmund Vance ceoka I2ao.
I'D. 100. Che Dodge Publishing Company
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BRITISH IMPERIALISM AND COMMERCIAL. 81
PREMACY. BY NJ. Victor Berard Translated By
II. W. FosHett NJ. A. svo. pp- \. 29S. Longmans.
Green & COD
A Frenchman's survey OF the commercial tG.-
eustrisl policies OF Great Britain.
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S. A LL-OUT-oF-PRINr BOOKS" WRITE NE,
can get you any book published any
tecs book Under sxtAnt. Whsn n Ems
land call and my 100000 books BAKER5
GREAT BOOK SHOP John Bright S.. Birmingham
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toned has not again appeared on the list Is
also a matter for consideration before claiming
the approval Of the country's legislators.
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Anna Chaplin Rays new novel Of Quebec lfs
Hearts and Cresds." will be published By Little
Brown & Co. on the 14th OF this month Lafay-
cite McLaws's Maid OF Athens" a story IN
which Lord Byron figures as the hero, viii be
issued by the same house on the same Data.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-10

Joseph c. Lincoln, author OF "Cap'n Err ana
Partners OF the Tide" Is understood" to be
completing a new novel. As the runor has
been put in circulation by his publishers We
may confidently expect to learn the title Of the
tale IN few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-10

The announcement made last week that Henry
Holt IL the author Of "Calmire" and "Sturnsee"
has caused many Inquiries for those novels
that Houghton, Mif1in & Co. have decided to
place the books on the market at once, instead
Of waiting for March II. the date originally set
for their republication
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SALISBURY.

Last Friday Mrs. George WhiGoY on
tertainod her grandmothcr Mrs. Esther
Wainwright, and Mrs, Emma Lewis. Miss
Clcmcntiue Perkins and Mrs. &. r..
Boardmau, the event being in honor Of
the birthday OF Mrs. WainwriSht--F Il.
Nelson spent Friday in Rutland Mrs.
G. NJ. Whitney Will teach the spring term
Grace Sheldon the one in the Centre dis
trict. The schools opened Monday morn
inC.--ti. NJ. Whitney aud wife were with
friends in Rutland and Proctor for a
few days visit last week. Mrs. Emma
Prisccle Of Manchester, y. H., has been
a guest at +. B. Nelson's for few days
She is also visiting other friends in this
administration Nelson of New York WAS
vita his people here TOR kastor.-Mr and
Mrs. f. W. Briggs OF brandon and Mrs.
J. r. IIattcn and son, Robert. OF Lynn.
Mass, We're guests at Orcn Nelson's last
Thursday.
Wallace Crook, who had shock a
few weeks ago is no bettcr.-Wlliam Ellis
is making extensive repairs ON the house
which he bought in the Villago.-Thc
schools in town begun Monday Miss
Kate Ladam of Leicester teaches in the
first grade of the village school and Miss
Mildred Carroll Of Hubbardton in the sec
ond grade John Atrial is in brandon pa
pering this week. Ned Wainwright went
to Sheldon Springs Saturday TO work in
he pulD mill
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED from First Pagc.)


lev. an Old soldier. is in very poor health.
Nj H. paruloo Of Hartford. Conn {.
visiting his relatives horc.-Miss Gertrude
par,.lro H. a., home from, the CastIeton
normal gchool-Mr. and Mrs. Bert Var
nov and SON have been visiting Mir. VAR
ueys brother and family in Ttiehgatc.
tl. past week. Mrs. Nurucy goes to BAN
sor. y. Y. to visit her people before re
turning.-AE.s stella Hammer of New
York is visiting her mother ON Garfield
Sopcr has moved into Tho
Hanks tenement on West street.-l.. S.
Warner has gone to Hardwick. where he
has q position as manager OF store
Miss Ella Norton = visiting her sister.
Mrs. Judd Irish a' Enushursh Fails
Mrs. Frank Dean of lowa ami Mrs. So
SAN P"poou of New Haven. Conn. are
guests of Air tui Mrs John Tdtro.-Mrs.
L. .. chaplin continues In "a ''ltlral con-
d.t.ou. Miss Mae W'Ih has entered inc
employ OF T. u. Patterson aS h""kk'"n''
aud oISui"r-M0'ru HuGhS ana NOME
S:e'ws haN" Dough: out the M'Ho'he
laundry business
I'r. +. !. fFlEsS Is '"hNal'S''nE
rom his late l'Ih'SS ne H'Nt me-,
mg OF the ou'""N 'I"o VIII Dc n'I"
with MIS- 'n"P'" Np'H -" holi '"''
Incidents o' inc fro''h f'N"'"'l"''
fctSHH''N OF h'N'' '""''' W, =
SHl''h' '""I"-' y "NNl"" Nv '''
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FERRISBURGH.

NJ. and Mrs. Emory Reynolds of Peter
sham, Mass, tine parents of Dr. T.. V.
Reynolds are visiting their sous family
here after an absence Of i've years
Henry Martin has shipped his goods and
moved his family to Leicester Master
John arrived ON Saturday. April -. to
gladden. the home Of Nj and MtS. Elmer
j.. BIrkott.-Deacou William r, huuud vi
Newport was a guest at the parsonage
last Thursday and Mrs. Ransom
q Brior of NergenueS and j. A Williams
and family 81 Burlington were AZ H. j.
Carpentet' saturday and sunday. Miss
Carrie Scott resumed her duties as teach
or Of the graded school at Addison on
Monday. Airs. William i.sddy was called
to Middlebury last week 10y tie severe IL
moss OF her father. Augustus Memblo,
who died Monday morning. aged -. The
funeral was held Wednesday morning.
Mrs. =. e BoarduIau of New York was u
quest last week for Two days at Mrs. Solo
mon Field s.-NiS.O. &. Field was I'm Bur-
l'ngton last week a. "a guest for two days
set tn" residence Of Charles Holmes
VI s. Ahiio Dakiu returned ON Monday
from winters soiouln at s.. Augustine.
Fla, stopping for brief visits at Wash
ugr0n and New York I'll route.
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NEW HAVEN.

The Rev, Mr., Smith Of Middlcbury
preached in the Congregational Church
Sunday.-Mrs. William Partch of BurinG-
ton is the guest of +. n. partch and
family Miss Matte Partch of Middle
bury spent Easter with her brother, Will
lam Partch, and family T.. Davis re-
turned home from boston Thursday
night. Mrs Joan Duprec is very low. 49,
The next meeting of the Whist club will
be held in the town hail Tuesday even
ing, April 2i.-Martin Barrows went to
New York Tuesday, where he win have an
operation performed. Or. SaNborn accom-
panied him.-Mrs. +. r.. Rowley is III
with the srip.-Josoph Rule went to
Plattsburgh Monday for a weeks visit
James Wilson, one OF our towns enter
prsng farmers. intends 10 have early
vegetables, as he has his garden purity
planted
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LINCOLN.

Relatives Of Mrs I"rnh Forth received
a telegram Saturday TELLING Of her death
which occurred at her huruc ~ Nucg
bury, Mass. Friday night. Mrs. Iotitu
was born In this town 81 years ago and
was "A daughter OF John asd Iulh"ria
Jackman Brown. She has s"vcrnl r"ln-
tives hero including her aged mother
one sister. Mrs. W. H. Euttcrlicld, and
two brothers, Harley and wesley Iirown
H. husband and two daughters also sur
,ivo hcr. The funeral was held IN
Amcsbury Monday.-Mr. aud Mrs. -. s.
Day. Mr.. and Mrs. q. \. Sargent, all at
tended tho funeral Of Ardic Fiold in
bristol Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. George
pcphy Of Mddlcbury were guests "f
Mrs Dclphy's mother Mrs Ro~clIa
Cushman and sister, over sunday I'm
spite of the rain SUNDAY the Easter cX-
,rciscs were well attended. Tn" children
rendered their parts in pleasing man
ucr. \ collection amounting to Sl1'i was
taken for Japanese sufferers. Srhools
opened Monday morning with tho follow
ing teachers: South Lincoln, Miss Eliza
beth Drake Of New Haven; West I'M,
Miss Boudry, centre, Arthur Cushman,
Gore Hill. Miss Stella Foote of Charlotte;
Corners. Miss Mary Dalton of Moukt ton
Elder Hll Miss Mac lnchan of Bristol;
West Lincoln, Miss Brcc.-Mss McNar-
amorc Of Fort Ann y. y, is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Benton for few
weeks. Wallace larr was in burlington
SaturdaY.--Rain fell nearly all night sat
urday night. also SuudaN.-Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur ThaNtcr of Ncrgonacs were guests
Of Il. j. Groves family over sunday.
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs Lila Hubbard went back tn her
school Monday Kenneth Stiusou has
been visiting his relatives in town Miss
Annie Wilson went to Randolph Satur-
day to visit her sister Post office lnspoc-
tor ID. J. Rapp of burlington was in
town saturday .-GcorGe Lyon ana SISTER
Miss Nosta. Of Rochester. visited their
sister, Floss, II the Central !"rcnlN.-
T.. y. lemcuway w'rt to MiddiehurN
Saturday and returned Monday. Martin
Briggs was at home from Rochester
ISunday.-Alrs. Frank Kennedy of R"N-
bury is visiting at T.. Is. FAR Mrs.
q. T.. Wilson spent Tuesday of last week
at George FAIRS in Hancock. Tn" death
Of Freeman 5 chandler occurred in
Phoenix, Ari2, instead of in California
as stutod LAsl Meok
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WHITING

Mrs. Swainc and son, sumner Of New
YORK are the guests of Mr.. aud MIR. David
ir"wn.-Mrs. llattin of Lynn, Mass. was
the guest of Ms Ella kctcham Woducs-
daN.-Florcncc Williams and Dora fitch
cock from G. s. :. were home over sun
day The Rev. Mr.. Goodheart was in
Burlington Friday Nellie Kctcham IS Wis.,
ltinG in Ticondcroga tho guest of Miss
Matii" Robinson Edward Myatt Of Rut-
land was in town l'riday.-Mrs. Freeman
Us The Emost OF Mrs. Cnrric CHSoV.
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ADDISON.

Three young ladies have left town this
Spring to teach school. Miss LcolA Put
nam and Isabel Hanks have gone to Rip
ton ANA Eva Smith to panton.-All arc
glad to know that the old teachers are
back at the Corners. Miss Scott and Miss
l'rskIu,- Arthur Bodcttc, son of l:dclick
iiod"tio. Is very sick with typhoid fever.
Little hopes are entertained Of his recov-
cry. council of doctors was recently
held for him
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-19

ana * going to do hlacksmithing IN
the John Rhodes shop.--Mrs. Wallace
norton was In Bethel last week.
Mrs. Lucinda Eaton from Rutland was
III" guest of Mrs. Alice Leonard SOW
Graz days last week. THE summer
schools VIII begin next week with
'h"Hic Shampancy for tho village and
Mabel i"odNcar for tho branch school.
E"ruic" Eaton and Lola Fincld arc
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Here We are Again

This time Il is 90 acre farm, less
than 80 minutes drive to village and
Railroad station, on fine main road.
land nearly all tillable. buildings in
up to date shape. running water
house and barn. excellent fruit, apples,
pears and plums; This little farm with
eight choice cows, pair horses, farm
ing and dairy tools, all for $1,000; MALT
cash down.
i. IL. M.Ginnis Real Estate Agency,
Essex Junction, w.
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HANCOCK.

Mrs, l.. j Robinson and son, Ar
thur, went to Bethel last Saturday to
meet MS sister who has been IN Mich
igan the past winter studying clocu-
tion. Il; NJ Lyon has moved int" the
house lately vacated hy Henry Phelps
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NOTICE.

GILLIG, REGISTERED MORGAN SrAL l.
LION, greatest living sire in Vermont of
trotters and roadstcrS Season of 1906
1T Shelburne. W. -. Reynolds. Terms
season. $40. Warrant $l5, S6,26t& VIM
NOTICE how little it costs to ten thou
sands Of readers in many towns of YER
mont what you have to sell or what you
wish to buy. Advertise in the Free Press
and you viii get replies to your adver-
tiscmcnt. 27wtf
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Sumner has bought the Alfred ftiinc
place usl Bristol Fhts for $50 MI aud
Mrs. james Ripley of NorEcuutn hnv'
been called here 10y the urtiuua illncHH at
his brother, John I,iplcy.
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TO RENT.

TO RENT room tenement, good water,
barn and Fardcuat Westminster sta, Vt,
also Il 2-acre market garden near depot
and good market. Address with refer
cucc W. V. Farr, 1873 College street, Bur
lmGlon, VI. -. eod3t&wlt
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PLEASANT HOME
Teeth Extracted

The only office in burlington where
you can get teeth extracted without a
particle of pain without taxing gaa
Ny method Is used by no other person.
No pain; no danger: TO after erfecta
DIR. l.. HAZEN.
onice. 1856 Pine St.. Burlington, Vt
Onics hours, 10 20 2. Z TO 3,
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BANKRUPT DRUG BUSINESS for sale
at = great bargain. in the hustiiuS vii
lagc Of IIArdWlrk. w.. centrally located.
opposite postoffco ana bank. great open
inG for liN" man. THIS Is an opportunity
Of Il NJ. time. Inquire of }. II. Mcl.oUd,
trustee. HardW'ck VI. >5.6t&v,l;.
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ONE CENT
A
WORD.

Advertising IN this column one cent n
word each insertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash in advance re-
CURED. No advertisement taken which is
less than twelve words. two lines. Special
terms TO advertisers JNing from 80 to
ihC lines within twelve consecutive
months
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-19

rOR SALIt--ECgs for Matching, Rhode
Island Red, White and Golden Wyan-
dottr. Grcystone Farm, Shclburnc, VI
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MAPLE HILL FARM has for sale well
hrod registered Holstoiu-Friosian hull
calves. Prices reasonable. ). W. Hitch
cock, Cambridge. v. 3l.2t&4-w.5t.
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FOR SALE.

$50 LIGHT DYNAMO FOR sale in GOOD
condition: also 3o-light dynamo as
good as new. These are both - volt
and will run many more lamps on lower
voltage. Free Press Association. Nur-
linrton cG.d&e,t
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Farm FOR SALE. contains 4.N acres.
known as the L'nard farm - Stark>-
horo. For terms inquire Of Arson II.
Eddy Shclburuc, w. "'.d&w II
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POINTERS.

OWNERS or FARMS who wish to hire
help or to soil farm should use this
column. Nearly 6,oO0 copies of this paper
are sold every issue and your advertise
mont would be read 10y many possible
buyers Si,wtt
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-23
GILLETTE
MAY PUT IN
NO DEFENSE

Herkimer, y. y. Nov. 23,-with the
second week Of the trial Of Chester Gil
lette. charged with the murder OF his
sweetheart, Grace Brown. drawing TO a
close, the prosecution has yet many wit
nesses TO examine before the states side
Of tho case is closed.
There has been, a rumor that no de-
fense will be offered the contention be-
ing that the state has failed 20 make out
a good case i'm the eyes Of the law. but
this is not generally credited
The first witness was Thomas Barrett
an Adirondack guide. who apparently
was the last person TO sec the boat IN
which Gillette and Grace Brown were
rowing. About $50 p. m he saw the
boat coming out OF Pumkey bay into
South bay OF Great Moose lake. Gillette
was rowing listlessly. he said and was
leaning forward on his oars. apparently
engaged I'm earnest conversation with a
young woman seated i'm the stern.
ON ross-cxamination the defense laid
stress on the exact time when the wit
ness said the young people were in the
boat The defendants counsel has tried
to bring from the witnesses the fact that
when Gillette was arrested his watch
was found on tho dresser I'm his room
and that It had stopped at > o'clock The
officers who made the arrest could not
remember about the watch This line
of questioning is taken TO indicate that
the defense may try TO show that when
Gillette and the girl were thrown into
the water. as Gillette claims, the watch
stopped
To the numerous other rumors as to
the character OF the defense was added
one today that a plea Of murder I'm the
second degree will be entered with the
attempt 10 show the death OF Grace
Brown was not planned I'm advance.
There was no more authority for this
than any Of the other reports.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-23
JEWElRY FIRM
GOT INTRUDER
JUST IN TIME

The attack on the safe ftho Bassett
Jewelry company on the seventh floor
OF the Manufacturers building on Sabin
street about a week ago put the firm on
its guard; and exceptional precautions
have been taken TO trap the thief IL an
other attempt was made.
The safe was equipped with an electri-
cal device and Herbert \. Neihart was
put on guard during the night
His vigilance was rewarded this morn
ing al 5:i5, when he saw ma nenter the
main office door and Immediately proceed
toward the safe.
When the man removed the shutter the
electric alarm was started and the watch
man pounced upon the intruder and quick
~ handcuffed him. covering him with his
revolver. awaited the arrival OF the fore
man of The firm, who turned the prisoner
over TO the Central station police, who
later took him TO Detective Cannon.
According To "A member OF the firm, the
intruder was Russian Jew named
Charles Gennett. who lives In furnished
room at Cady street.
This man has been i'm my employ about
six months as a bench hand; but in no
way did | suspect him until he was de-
tected this morning
The police say that the man is by no
means an experienced thief. and think he
was prompted TO do this act by the sue
cess of a previous venture. He will he ar
raigned I'm the district court tomorrow.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-23

Notices were posted at the cotton mills
OF the FAN River Iron works. Fall River.
today announcing that beginning Nov %
the wages OF 5000 operatives would be re-
stored TO the figures which prevailed In
1909 previous TO the big cotton mill strike
OF that year
The increase amounts TO an increase OF
about 10 per cent. over that now paid TO
the operatives and equals the demand
made by the operatives employed In the
other mills OF the city
NJ. c. -. Borden OF New York. the own
er OF the Fall River Iron works is not
member OF the Manufacturers associa-
tion. to which the Textile council has
presented its demands. but he has nearly
always taken the lead I'm advancing the
wages Of his employees when a strike in
other mills In the city seemed imminent.
The Fall River Manufacturers associa-
tion. employing over 27ooO cotton mill en-
pioyes, following Mr.. Borden's lead, also
voted 10 grant TO their employees the ~
per cent Increase demanded by the tex
tile council.
The decision came after conference
between the operatives representatives
and the mill owners arranged by Mayor
Coughlin
The effect Is expected to be OF material
benefit to the cotton mill operatives in
this state.
The following is the agreement:
'It is hereby agreed that the rate OF
wages paid 10 the employees OF cotton
mills OF Fall Rive~ shall be restored Nov.
26 10 the schedule in force prior 10 Nov.
%. 1903. and continue in force for six
months.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-23
CITIZENS TO CARE
FOR NEGRO TROOPS

New York, Nov. 23,--The three COM
panies OF negro troops discharged from
the United States army. by order OF Pres
ident Roosevelt. will be taken TO Chicago.
Philadelphia and New York. according 10
a plan announced In this city. The move
ment is said TO have been started by the
citizens OF tho three cities. According TO
this Plan the former soldiers will be
clothed and cared for by committees Sc
lected for the purpose, and plans have
been SO arranged that any citizen who vs.
interested In the case and who desires 10
hear the soldiers side OF the story will
have access 20 the men.
How long the discharged regulars will
be held together I'm their company forma-
tion has not been decided. but pains will
be taken 10 sec that not a single non
commissioned officer or private suffers
for lack OF food lodging. and, eventually
for employment. At present the soldiers
arc at Fort Reno, Okla.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-23
LIVELY 9RIST BEFORE
DISTRICT COURT JUDGE

In the district court this morning Atles
Harris, alias William Harris VINO was
arrested on South Main street yesterday
afternoon by Detectives O'Malley an,
Byron on suspicion OF larceny. pleaded
guilty To the theft of an overcoat valued
at so from Harry Warren, and an over
coat valued 81 $50 from George Pearl; or
each charge he was sentenced to 80 days
in Jail
John Brooks and John McCauley, ac-
cused Of stealing tools valued at S310
pleaded not guilty and were held In SION
each for trial on Nov. "a
William Sherman. 81. for vagrancy, was
sent TO the workhouse for six months.
on five different charges OF illegal sales
of liquor. Maria Rice pleaded not guilty
and was held Ia Sl6DD tor trial.
on similar charge Constant Milchil-
etti was held in $500 to the same date.
Albino Calargni on tive counts of ille-
gal sales OF liquor was bound over TO the
superior court.
Ella Wilcox. who has been on proba
tion I'm the custody OF Miss Denehy, was
surrendered, and ON the old charge OF be-
ing common street walker. was sen
fenced to six months in the workhouse.
She took an appeal
Frank l.. Carpenter. on a charge of va
grancy. pleaded not guilty and on prom
lse 10 mend his ways, was placed on pro-
baton.
Antonio Cardello, on his promise to 60
to work, was placed In the custody of
Mr.. Wallace.
Adam Sacovitch, accused Of assault on
Ernest Russell with a stone, pleaded not
guilty and was held in 500 for his appear
ance next Tuesday.
In the juvenile court. Richard Shel .
man. IL years old, and Frances McCauley,
II years OF age. were arraigned for steal
ing fowls from LOUIS Lundin. They said
they intended 10 sell the fowls 10 a man
on Randall street, and. being apparently
penitent after a severe lecture by Judge
Lee, they were placed In the custody OF
Mr.. Wallace
MICHAEL Palmerio, l3 years OF age, was
arraigned on a charge OF defacng a
building of Rafello Laduchi, ana was
fined $40 and costs.
After long drawn-out trial, i'm which
both sides introduced a number of wit
nesses, Judge Lee adjudged Francis Cor
man guilty of assault on John Conley
ana harry Roberts, and ordered him TO
pay a fine OF S. and costs in the first
case. and in the second, $40 and costs.
Attorney Peter G. Cannon gave notice OF
appeal, surety being furnished i'm the sum
OF 500 in each case.