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New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
ASKS DAMAGES FOR QUARANTINE.
Dentist Whose Daughter Was Sick Sues
Englewood Board of Health.
IBy Telegraph 10 Tho Tribune i

Hackensack, Aug. 2.-Dr. ID. w. Valentine. a
dentist of EnglewOOd. through his counsel filed
papers to-day in a suit for damages which he has
instituted against the members OF the EnslewOod
Health BOARD Dr. Valentine asserts that his
Office and house were unnecessarily Quarantined by
the health officials during the illness Of his daugh-
ter Margaret last May.
one physician diagnosed the case as scarlet fever,
hut the family physician maintained that the all
roa,t was Of a minor nature The dentist says
that hts business suffered and that his family was
,nconvenienced by the quarantine.
In explanation of the action Of the Health Board
I,r TSradner saws that a temporary quarantine was
~ FIRST established until the patient could be ex-
aTniDeI bv n New York specialist In childTens dis
eases: that DR. Valentine refused TO allow the spe-
cialsf 10 see the child and then received the Op-
tion Of having the patient isolated in a room and
the other portions Of his home fumigated so that
he could resume business have the quarantine
continued Dr. Valentine declined acCede to this
proposition SAYING that. il he allowed the isola-
home IL would be admission that her ailment
was scarlet fever.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
BEHR and LIE ROY LOSE.
Beaten by Niles and Warland on
the Nahant Courts.

Nahant Mass, Aug. 2-The defeat of Karl II.
Behr and Robert LIE Roy IN doubles by NJ w. Niles
and w s. Warland was the feature OF the lawn
tennis tournament to-day at the Nahant Country
Club. Eleven matches were played on soggy courts.
four in singles and in doubles. the former
tournament being brought TO the sem-fnal round
and the doubles within match OF the same
stage In the singles tomorrow Cothier will meet
mary follows:
Nahart singles tsecond round)W. J. Cothier defeated
w. s warland. G-l. 60; KaTl II Behr defeated T.
Winslow 6-4, 81, 0-3; W. A Iarned defeated ". w.
Niles Ga. 6-2; f. b. Dewhurst defeated N p Hal
low ell, O-2 6-4.
Nahant doubles (arst roundD-M. D Whitman and " y
t,lothier defeated r. r. Bishop. 81. 6-S;
\ w Niles and w s. Warlard defeated K. II. Behr and
r. lie Roy 81, "a. e.: Z. J. Leonard and n. w.
Cabot cefsatcd A. g. W!nsow and A. Goldman. 62 6-i;
@ + Watson ana F. c. Colston defeated F. J. SuiOway
ard r. Tilden Ga G-3
Second round-H J. Holt and r. 3. DewhGFst defeated
T. Motley and A. s. pabney. t-l 9-4; 8 y. Ware aaa
al. C. r. Watson +. ColstOn led Z. J. Leonard
ana n. w Cabot, 6-i 2-l (unhnishedl
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
HARTJE TESTIMONY ALL IN.
Arguments in Divorce Case Set to Begin on
Monday.

Pittsburg Aug 2-After twenty-one and half
days of actual court sessions the Hartje divorce
case ended rather suddenly to-day The attorneys
for both sides fenced for advantage the argu-
ments but. with their consent and at the sugges-
tion of Judge Frazer. they set for next Mon
day morning Judge Frazer announced that the
case must be submitted TO him by Wednesday even
ing as he intended TO go his vacation next
Thursday.
Immediately after the case was closed Mrs.
Hartje was surrounded by a group Of friends. who
shook her hand and congratulated her on the man
ner in which she held up under the severe strain.
Augustus Hartje sat in his chair watching his wife
closely. He, too. showed relief. but said nothing.
The attorneys for both Mr.. and Mrs. Hartje ex-
pressed themselves entirely satisfied with the
Il now stands. and each side confident
that the decision Of the court would be in its
favor.
John A. Ball. a newspaper man, who was the
first witness to-day. testified TO interview had
with Edward c. Hartje, brother of the ibellant, on
April 12, III which Hartie said, I'VE have letters
70 other men TO show that Mrs. HaFtje IS very
bad woman"
John Gayer, a detective and former newspaper
man. the next witness, said he was present at the
interview and corrobOrated Ball The date men
toned April r. two months before the HartJe
detectives said they had taken the letters from
Madness trunk
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03

p13sslole exception OF Flowaway and O. X all the
,;er ;sAeIS Us were well played however, so that the
speculated ~ P'Oii' " tiOSe "Ao
y SseweIl on Mamie Hodge. outrode Cochran on Far
49, tn the first race, that the Rossington mare
bi bMon ny short head. Gold Lady came from far
s y. the second race, and turned apparent defeat
s.sO victory with a remarkable burst of sneed
m r Ihe last furlong Golf Ball had been used
SION and was not able take up fresh battle when
Gold Lady challenged. Donna seemed TO be the
oHtliy one which could negotiate the going In the
1oirG 1irG race. and Flowaway stretched home in the
MIN after two or three horses had been interfered
with when Jaunty fell o. K. made runaway race
OK OF me sixth event, and was graduated from the
maiden class after many friitless efforts while
Druid romped home in the last with Red Teaf fhe
favorite, struggling along the ruclx ali the way
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
THOROUGHBRED NEWS AND NOTES

+. r. Hitchcock was at last rewarded by seeing
as IN four races at least this season victory has
been snatched from him by the narrowest margin.
Dahdeion ran second to Grapple in the Metropo-
TAN handicap was beaten short head by Toka-
ION IN the Brooklyn. lost the Suburban by as mar
row margin TO Go Between and fell at the head
oA me stretch In the Commonwealth Handicap
Nhen ne appeared 20 have the race safely won It
IS more than likely that nc will add other victories
10 ms credit before the season is over. as he is
unquestlonaoly a fast and willing horse although
tiote TOO courageous. John A. Drake was one OF
ms strongest supporters yesterday and wagered
&Oe0 on him at TO O.
Van Ness. owned by Sam Hildreth. and King
Cole. owned by his wife, started n the first race
yesterday. Both trained by Hildreth, but In
spite Of the fact that they were practically running
IN the same interest. they were not coupled in the
betting AS It happened. King Cole. Is to l. beat
Van Ness in hard drive for third money Van
Ness was one OF the choices and had been heavily
played third at TO and TO 10 SO that fhere
was some little grumbng when he was beaten by
MS stable companion. The METROPOLITAN Turf AS
Sociatlon should adopt the same rule enforced fn
me west, where horses trained by the same man
are coupled in the betting.
Tokalon did not show the improvement over her
last race that indicated by her strong support
in the ring. She did not wear any bandages YES
teroay. and Dugan substituted for Bedell but
she was outrun all the way, and all appearances
las stalled off,
Sewell earned the Jockey honors yesterday riding
Mamie Hodge and Dandelion TO victory I. Will
Jams. Mcdaniel, Knapp. MCGEE and Horner each
scored once.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
CUP YACHTS RACE OFF MARBLEHEAD.
Sally VIII Turns the Tables on the Manches-
ter in Steady Breeze

MarbIehead, Mass. Aug "A steady. moderate
breeze from the east gave the Roosevelt Cup yachts
an excellent test to-day in the COrinthian Yacht
Clubs second trial race. The finish close, eight
Of the nine starters finishing within twelve minutes
of each other Sally VIII. owned by L. F. Percival,
won with the AUX second and the Manchester,
which won yesterday, third.
The New Orleans made her first appearance In a
race in ten days, and finished seventh. Harry and
Bruno Wastrau. who will sail the German chal-
ienger Glueckauf Nv in the cup races, watched the
American boats from the Tyro.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03

First cup (hrst round)J, 81. Ward beat Robert Abbott
up and play; II. W. Perrin beat W. 7. West, up
and play: G. p Tiffany beat A. II. LarkiH. up and
play: D. Travers beat Walter J. Travis. up.
Second cup first round),Y s. Manson beat r ~
Thomas. up ana 10 play E. B. KnOwlton beat =. L.
De Forest. and TO play: H. y. Holns. IT., beat
d. H BarrOws up.
Third cup Cfrst round)-J. G. Dettmer beat FL. r.
Sedgewic up and play: O. c. Pickhardt beat c, D.
Barnes up; Chester Griswold beat n H. Curtis up
and play; c. F. Watson beat p R. Jennings. up
Fourth cup (hrst rOundl-J r. Bowden beat a. 4
James and TO play; N. J. O'Brien beat J. u.
Thomas ,p 1 play; c. W. Hunt 1r.. beat J. 8
Clark, up and 20 play; r. G. Miller beat III. >
Stearns, ir.. and 70 play.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
SETTLEMENT WORKER KNOCKED DOWN

Miss Sarah ]. Bird. a Settlement worker. seventy
years old. OF No. 2l1 Clinton street. was knocked
down and nearly by a delivery wagon
yesterday afternoon az Broadway and Chambers
street. She badly cut the right temple
The accident seen by Controller Metz from his
office in the Stewart Building. and he told Patrol
ByFne OF the traffic squad 20 bring the
woman into his office she was attended by DR..
Bryant and was sent homo in a cab by the Con-
troleF.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
PLAY FOR VERMONT GOLF TITLE.
Hereshoff Leads Field in Qualifying Round
and Wins at Match Play.
TBv Telegraph 20 The Tribune. ]

Manchester, VT, Aug 2-The hfth annual YER
mont state golf championship tournament began
here this morning on the links of the EkwanOk
Country Club. Perfect weather conditions marked
the first days play. In the qualifying round this
morning Frederick HerreshOff, OF the home club.
won the gross score medal with card Of IS. 40-75.
EkwanOk won the Governor Mccullough Cup.
which is offered annually for the team Of four
players making the best total score in the medal
DIay round The home team had a total OF S23
wfile the Rutland Country Club team was second
with 355 The first round at match play occupied
the afternoon. The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
BRYN MAWR TEAM WINS.
Beats Point Judith at PoIo-J. n.
Rollins Breaks COlIarbone.

Narrasansett Pier, R. l., Aug. 2-In the third polo
match for the Narragansett cups at the Point
Judith Country Club to-day J. A. Rollins, of the
Point Judith team. was thrown and had his collar
bone broken. Paul Rainey took his place. but
Bryn Mawr declsively by score of II TO 79.
goals. Bryn Mawr made up the six-goal handicap
allowed the home team In the first two periods
and scored eleven goals I'm addition. Point Judith
lost ~ goals on safeties and a foul. The lineup
and summary follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
TRYING MONTHS FAST FOR ILLNESS

[By Telesraph % The IribuneI
Colorado Springs. Col. Aug. 2-Justin SlOcum.
assistant postmaster Of Erie. Penn. IS at Boulder.
Col. undergoing the starvation cure for stomach
trouble and other ills. He expects 20 abstain from
food for thirty days previous record was thirty
Slocum for scientific data
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
c. K. G. BILLINGS BUYS BLAcKLoCK.
Pays $4,000 for the Fast PAGER, and Will
Send Him After Worlds Record.

Decatur. ILL.,, Aug 2-w. H. Stubbleheld. of Oran,
Mo-, has sold the seven-year-Od stallion Blackjack
207A, to C. X c. Billings Of Chicago for $4,000
The horse brought here for the races next
week. but shipped TO Cleveland to-day. Black
lock- win not race this season. but win go against
the worlds pacing record next year. He is said
TO have paced mile in 2!0l1. in tryoUt at Daven-
port, Iowa, this season.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03

OF the World has been Incorporated FOR the par-
orhrs 20 promote friendly and fraternal Tela-
.,o-s among them and 70 provide for the relief
40 destitute members and friends" The order Is
composed OF Negroes. The cOrporators include
TCst NJ Carter. q porter Charles M. SchWah's
1rfvate car the Loretta; George = Bates. an at.
tendant in the Office Of Frank j. sheppard. genera
,1lT.rint endenf OF the PennsylvallG Railroad O.
Jersey city. and George "a. Cannon. jersey Csty
ply siclAN.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03

In the other matches in the first round Tiffany
had an easy time with LarlSin. while Ward beat
Abbott and Perrin disposed OF West. In the sec
Ond round tomorrow morning Travers and Tiffany
will have to meet The scores and summary fol-
low;
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03

Match play (frs round)-M X. Waters beat Z. l. Hall.
and to play J L Taylor beat GTenyille Clark.
up and 10 play; r. NJ Pond beat T. j. Royce. up
and play; Frederick Herreshon beat c. NJ Clark,
up to play; J. G. Patterson beat r. D. Campbell.
+. Morse beat F. r. Clark. and to play;
r. W. Clark 30. beat Clark BuTnham 6 up and a to
play: A l. White beat Arthur King and % play.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
CANADIAN GAMES OPEN TO ALL.

Montreal Aug 2-The Canadian Amateur Ath-
letc Union has decided that thes Canadian amateur
championship meet shall be open 20 amateurs
throughout the world. No date has been decided on.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
ON CREEDMOOR RANGE.
Seventh Regiment Team Wins the
Major Generals Match.

Creedmoor. Long Island. Aug. (SpeciaD.-In a
heavy downpOur OF rain and northeasterly wind
that made shooting anything but pleasant, the
National Guardsmen from the First and Second
Brisades competed for the trophies in the state
matches to-day.
The most important match for the day was that
for the trophy presented by Major General
Charles Z. Roe. Five teams entered, and the
team from the 7th Regiment carried off the honors
The teams were made up of fifteen enlisted men.
and they fired twenty shots each the Skirmish
run at silhouette targets. The summaries follow:
MAJOR GENERALS MATCH-SEIRNTISH FIRED
sHOT@s0O TO 200 YARD TARGETS-FTvD TEAMS
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
POINT uDrTg

Goals for Bryn Mawr-Wheeler Cd, Brown %, aarri-
eg; total H. Goals for Point Judith-Ia Montegne
2). Hazard d. handicap 8; lost by safeties
IL goals; total. ia. Referee-Max Norman Timer-H
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
NEGRO ELKs INCORPORATE.

Trenton n. J.. Aug. 2-The Grand Lodge o. Inn
proved Benevolent and Protective Order OF f4As
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03

Baseball Polo Grounds. To-day. 4 r. NJ
Giants. Champions. 81. Louis Admission oocs
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
RACE FOR SWEET MARIE
Bects Wentuorth and Snyder Nc
GregOr an STRAIGHT Heats.

Cleveland. Aug. "A large crowd turned out 20
see the fourth days racing of the Grand Circuit
meeting at the Glenville track to-day. One of the
best cards Of the week offered including the
sree-for-ali trot, the sweepstakes for three-year
old PAGERS the 2lo class troting and the 223 class
trottnR.
In the free-for-al. Snyder McGrescr, Wentworth
and Sweet Marie were the only starters, but as
THESE horses had met before considerable in
terest centred In the Sweet Marie showed
conclusvely that she Is In a class by herself this
year, with the possible exception of Tiverton, by
winning all three heats i'm easy style. IN the first
heat Wentworth was placed second because OF in
reference at the first turn by Hogan, but in the
next two, heats Snyder McGregor second, the
last beat being decided by a nose.
In the 2:3 class, trotting there ten starters.
among them being Ann Direct, Brilliant Girl, Billy
IL. and Nance. Brilliant Girl in straight heats
and In fast time. Nance second and Billy III.
In the sweepstakes for three-year-old PAGERS
Kelly a bay gelding, by BaronmOre carried off the
honors. with Brenda Yorke second and Directal
paced In 3o1a seconds.
The 2lo class. trottng, one of the best races
of the meeting Gold Dust Maid In straight
heats but was forced to step the second heat in
2olA and the third in 20Tie The President and
Helen Norte showed speed, and second and
third money. respectively. The summaries follow:
PACING, swEEPsTAKES-FoR THREE-YEAR-OLDS-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03

easily second '77 I"7 07 7
added; one mile ana ~
Tne m y
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03

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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-09-27

Remember you can always get fresh
boiled Holsters at A. R. Jewett's market,
Mrs. Geo. Butler arrived home, last
evening, from two weeks trip through
the Province OF Quebec.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Heminway, who had been
visiting Ia town at the home of B. l..
Flanders, returned to Boston, this morn
ing.
Miss Frances Lord went to Boston,
yesterday, to pass week 10 the MILL
merry markets of that city. Miss Mary
E. Burrill accompanied her.
Miss Addie NJ. Swain and Miss Flor
ence Phibrick were present in Gardiner,
last evening. at the marriage OF Miss
SWANS, niece, Della M. SwrIn to Dr..
Arthur Strout.
Mrs. S. W. Philbrick gave bridge
whist party, Thursday afternoon of last
week, III honor of her guest, Miss Mary
s. James of Newton, Mass. Miss. James
returned home this morning,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-09-27
A Rich Musical Treat.

The news that good fortune has
such a fine all star company OF artists as
are found III 1.-THE American I1eals,'
should be received with the greatest of
pleasure by Skowhegan people, as we
are sure that In their coming our town
will be given an entertainment Of the
highest class. OF the artists we clip the
following brief press notes:
"Mr Grilley is at the top round in his
profession. Pr violence Telegram.
"Mr. Rogers fairly carried the audience by
storm with his wonderful execution on the
harp."-Newport (R. l. Daily News.
MAE Rancour Rogers brilliancy Of ex.
preston, coupled with an artistic instinct to
express the softer shadings, marks the true
artist. New York Herald,
"Miss Weidhorn's violin playing was a
musical treat. "-Pawtucket Evening Times.
"Mr. Grilley has no peer as an imPersona-
tor."-Boston Herald.
"The performance of Mr.. and Mrs. Grilley
was inimitable. "-Narragansett Pier Times
"Mare Willard the Boston soprano de-
lighted her audience by her sweet singing
and charming personally" New Bedford
Mercury.
"The exquisite rendition of the Chopin
Nocturne by Mr.. Smalley aroused great en-.
thusasm. Albany Argus
"Miss Weidhorn handles the violin in
mastery style Boston Post
Circumstances beyond the control OF
the management gave the company one
open date, and while the idea in coming
to Maine was TO play only the larger
cities, our town thus profits by their
change of bookings.
The date of their appearance here Is
Saturday next in Grange Hall. Seats go
on sale at SIMPSONS tomorrow (Frida!)
morning.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-09-27
OYSTERS.

Commencing with Sunday, October .,
| shall be prepared to supply the public
with oysters, the very best obtanable
quality. feel confident that those who
have been my customers 10 past seasons
will be pleased to let me supply their
wants and | solicit trial orders from
those who have not previously traded
with me
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-09-27
sEw ADVERTISEMENTS.

Found-This Office.
Found-FIed Murray.
For Sale-lS2 Main st.
qound-John O'Reilly.
Bulbs-F. G. Danforth.
wood-F. A. Wood.
Engineers-This Office.
Camps-Colby & Preble.
Garments-L. II. Soper Co.
Wanted-E. F. Fairbrother.
Notice-Maine Telephone Co.
Granite Works-C. r. Sawyer.
New Arrivals-W. B. Steward.
New Goods-Green & Barnard.
Coats and Furs-W. P. Ordway.
American Idesls-Grange Hall.
Notice OF First Meetiug-Daniel Lewis.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-09-27

Picking spices Of all kinds at Fogg's
drug store.
Ten pounds OF fancy sweet potatoes
for rs cents at Jewett & Pennelps.
Fresh boiled Holsters, the finest Oh
tslnable, at the Skowhegan Market.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-09-27

GEORGE BUTLER.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-01
RIVERSIDE
Drunken Prisoner Starts Fire In
Cell In Which Hs Is Con.
fined

One OF the prisoners at the Turner ave.
nue. station set fire TO the cell In which
he was confined last evening. The man
who was Swede was arrested at one of
the shore resorts and after being landed
in the station appeared to sobed up. He
was placed in cell and a few moments
later the man in charge OF the station
detected smoke and on going into the
cellroom saw smoke issuing from the
Swedes cell. just where the man got pos
session of the match could not be learn
ed for he was searched before he was
locked up. He set fire to small amount
OF toilet paper that was I'm the cell and
then threw it upon the floor which Is OF
wood The fire was discovered before any
damage was done.
The lawn party held by the Congrega-
tional church last evening was a very
gratifying success. The grounds were
prettily decorated for the occasion. The
affair was in charge OF Miss Grace Hud-
son, q. Lambert Newhall Miss Mildred
Allen, Miss Grace Case. Charles Kings
ford and George Livingston.
The sidewalks on Turner avenue are
being put In proper shape by the high
way commissioner. There are so many
automobiles that go flying through this
portion OF the street that the work on the
sidewalks has been deemed advisable and
perhaps life or two may be spared.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-01

held Friday morning. with services at the
Church OF the Sacread Heart.
GOING TO REVERE BEACH.
The employees OF the Metropolitan Life
Insurance company OF this city will join
the employees OF the Boston office In a
trim 10 Revere Beach on Friday. This
is on annual AFFAIR and plans have been
made TO make 1t as fully enjoyable as
others that have proceeded II.
PROBATE COURT.
The regular weekly session OF the pro-
bate court was held this forenoon. Judge
w. w. Blodgett presiding, and the fol-
lowing docket OF business was transact
ed:
Petition for the probate OF the will or
Isadore Premeau was continued three
weeks.
Petition for the probate OF the will OF
Louisa ]. Smith was continued three
weeks.
Petition for guardian OF the estote OF
John ]. Finan for leave TO sell real es-
tate was granted. Bond fixed At 5000;
suIttics 10 be named later.
Petition for the appointment OF guar
dian OF Ida b. Raymond and Fred B.
Gladding wos granted. Lizzie GladdinB
appointed and bond was fiexd at 5000.
Account OF guardian I'm the estate OF
w ah0 <hhNc iNiCiNDh e~-~
allowed.
Petition OF Samuel Swanson and wife
for permission TO adopt Hulda Swenson
was granted, the mother consenting.
VIII OF Georgianna Frechette admitted
10 probate. Charles ID. Frechette and Jo-
seph c. Bessette appointed executors, with
bond OF 500; sureties, Fred c.. Graveline
and Charles III. Tierney; appraisers,
Charles Thomas. Joseph J. Williams and
Steve Holland
Petition for appointment OF guardian OF
Frances c. McKenna. minor, continued
for three weeks.
Administrators bonds I'm the estate or
Henry McElroy and guardians bonds In
the estates OF Louis Thompson and Nal
colm ]. Thompson approved.
Petition for appointment OF Frank Me-
Kenna, administrator In the estate OF
John McKenna. granted. and bond fixed
az $780, suretles. Annie McKenna ana
Frank A. McKenna: appraisers, John
McCusker, owen Dolan and William Da-
Petition for appointment OF guardian OF
Ann Darcy OF full age continued for three
weeks.
Petition for probate OF will OF Fran
co.'s Bedard continued three weeks.
Petition OF William Hayes and wife for
permission to adopt Gladys r. Perry
granted and child's name changed TO
Gladys +. Hayes.