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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-11-09
NEW YORK.
Republicans Carry the state But
Tammany Elects Its Ticket.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5-Tammany Hall has
carried the city by II majority for its county
ticket OF almost 20.0O. and Grout has been
elected mayor OF Brooklyn. Tammany also
elects nine of the twelve senators in the city,
and % Of the 30 members Of the assembly.
1t Is barren victory, SO far as credit for
Tammany leadership goes. Roosevelts
enemies were the great contributors
to the tigers cause. The Germans
voted solidly for the ticket under
the star. Added to this was the failure Of the
Committee of Fifty to contribute funds for
the Republicans to fight Tammany with on
election day, thus giving the Republicans an
excuse for knitting the fusion ticket, so the
defeat could be laid to the reform municipal
administration.
1t is estimated that nearly 10000 republi-
cans who were registered ether failed to
vote or voted against the fusion ticket. Pub
licy, County Chairman Lauterbauch r,ioices
that this election puts an end to the 'non-
partisan fad" Privately he rejoices over
other things Gen. John NJ. Palmer repub-
lican, was elected secretary of state by II
plurality of from 80, 900 to 100, 900.
The state OF New York reelected the pres
ont state officers and elected Judge Ceora l..
Martin to the court of appeals. by pluraiities
OF about 10000. The same ticke. was carried
in 1893 by about "A 900 plurality. The open
Sunday agitation. which dug II grave for fus
ion in this city, heaped the mound higher
still over the resting place of the
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John I. Bates, r; James \. Cochran, r.
-Manasseh + Bradley. d; Michael Leary, d.
3-John NJ O'Hara, d; David B Shaw. d.
4'-Jeremiah j Mccarthy, r; Timothy j Dom
ovan, d.
j-Robert Denvir d James H. I.eary, d.
8 Jeremiah Mahoneyd Daniel Rourke,d.
S--Tnoma. + Keenan,, d David 7 King. d.
9--George l. Meyer, r: William l. Reed, r.
l0--Edward $ Crockett, r: Clarence Wes-
ton, n,rc.
l1-Joshua Holden. r: Francis { Lowell,r.
l2-.Duniel NJ Driscoll. d. William Dris-
coll, d.
l3-James A Gallivan, d; James S Nc
Kenna. d.
14-Daniel J Barry. d; Joseph J Norton,d.
l5-Jamrs Creed d: Michael J Reidy, H.
1S-John W Johnson, r; Albert C Smith, r.
19-Daniel J Curley, d; Frank J O'roole, d.
20-Dan'el C Casey, d; Charles Quirk, d.
81 Frederick X Atherton, r; William w
Davis. +.
22-Wiliam II Morgan. d.
% 3-Wiliam j. Ford. r: Arthur A Maxwell,r.
2i--Georgc b Bird, r; John Il Tuttle. r.
% Samuel II Mitchell, +.
2i-Franklin o Barnes, Chelsea. r; Edward
T. Willard. Chelsea,r
2T-Ernest W Roberts, Cnelsen, r; George L
Sleeper, r.
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MARYLAND.
Stern Rebuke of the People to Sem
atOr GOrmQu's Political Met hOds,

BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 5-Returns re-
ceiyed indicate that the republicans have
carried the state by from 10000 to 20, 900 ma
jority. This tremendous reverse Of political
sentiment is the stern rebuke Of the people
to the methods of Senator German, and is
thought to end forever his dominance in the
politics of the state.
1t is claimed that Lloyd Lownies, republi-
can candidate for governor, has carried this
city by 10000 to 5000 majority. In Allie
cheney county his majority is 1890, and he
wins Talbot county by $50. Senator Cor
mans 8 home county, Howard. gives the leader
blow squarely between the eyes. rolling up
a majority OF 500 for Lowndes. The indica-
tions ure that the entire republican state
ticket is successful Returns from various
parts of the state indicate that the republi-
cans will also control the Legislature and
elect successor to Mr.. Gibson In the United
States Senate.
In baltimore the republicans elected the
compile. % legislative ticket. including two
senators and IL members Of the house. In
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Result in the Bay state is About the
Same AS Last Year.

BOSTON, Nov. 5--The election in Mass.
did not bring many surprises. The total
vote for Greenha!gc was ls6. .9i against 1879,
307 last year. The vote for Williams was
l20, % against l23, $50 for Russell last year
This gives Greenhalye plurality of "a. 76S
against 6j.S77 last year.
In the outside cities this year Greenhalye
had 1920 and Williams ~, 256. The vote
fell of few per cent on each side. On the
question whether II is expedent for munich
pal suffrage to be granted to" women tho
vote In Boston was: Yes. 22.02i, no, 1872,
an adverse majority Of 1881. The total
vote on this, question was aboat the size Of
the total vote for governor.
Lowell, the governors own city. cut down
to 667 the plurality of l,l9S which 1t gave to
his excelency In 1894.
Great interest has centered in the fate o
the referendum in Massachusetts,. 1t is the
most decisive verdict that has been rendered
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MILFORD WON THE"SQUIRT."
Rival Granite State Hand Tubs
Play for Purse.

The rivalry between the Milford and Viii
ton, n. H.. hand tubs reached a climax at
Lawndale. when they played for a purse OF
S700 divided. The snow storm prevented a
very large local attendance, but the enthusi.
asts from Milford apd Wilton were present
in large numbers. The snow and wind inter-
fered with the playing.
The play was to be made in three heats.
The first was declared of because neither
reached the 175foot mark. In the second
heat Wilton threw l7O-ft. Gin. and Milford
176ft Bin. In tho third Milford reached ITO,
while Wilton could not pass 15sft. Ain. This
ended the contest, and Milford was declared
the winner in two straight heats. Milford
took $3.50 and Wilton $50. After the
''squirt' the Mlfords paraded the city with
brooms and, anil much cheering, departed
for home
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Senators Elected.
SUFFOLK COUNTY.

SUFFOLK COUNTY.
Dist
l--* *'ames B McCabe. r, Boston.
2-+Joscph J Corbett, d, Boston.
3-Martin NJ I.omasney, d. Boston.
4-~John q inn, Jr. d, Boston.
5-*GeorSe T Sanger. r. Boston.
6+Willam II McMorrow. Il. Boston
7-~Isaac p Hutchinson. r. Boston.
8--R'chnrd Sullivan. d, Boston.
9-*tharles Sprague r. Boston.
ESSEX COUNTY.
Dist
2-*Geo A Galloupe, r, Beverly
3--J Lnrlng Woodfall. r, Rockport.
4-John ] PrevauX, r, Amesbury.
5-~Horace II Atherton, r, Saugug.
MlDDLEsEX COUNTY.
Dist
1-~Gao W Perkins, r, Somerville
2-"James Z Miles. r, Waterfowl.
3 = Fre ierick W Dallinyer, r, Cambridge.
4-+Gso y R,,d. r. F;aninsham.
George J Burns, r. Aver. q.
G--"Arthur II WeiIman, r. Maiden.
Fisher II Pearson. d, Lowell.
NORFOLK COUNTY.
Dist
l--Francis W Darlins.r. Hyde Park.
Clarke u Harding.r r.Medway.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
Dist
ALBERT + Barker, r. Hanson.
mobile W Everett. r, Wareham.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
Dist
l.--I.ouis C Southard, r, Easton.
2*--Jo,eph o Neiil. r. Fall River.
3-.Rufus A Soule. r. New Bedford.
THE CAPE.
sWilliam A Morse, Tisbury.
WORCESTER COUNTY.
Dist
l--Alfred s Roe, r, Worcester.
2-William II Cook, +. Milford.
4-sJoel ID Miller, r, l.eominster.
woRCEsTER-HAMPsHIRE.
sPcrcival Bodge,t, r, Templeton.
3-*Erastus Jones, r, Spencer.
HAMpEN COUNTY
Edward Bradford. r. Springfield.
2-Wm A Chase. d, Holyoke.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Dana Malone, r, Greenfield.
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UTAH.
Republican Success IL Not as Over.
Whelminy as Was ENpcctcd.

SALT LAKE. L.. Nov. --LATEST returns
indicate the election of Wells. republican
candidate for governor, over Caine. demo-
crat, by 1000 to 800 majority. Roberts,
democratic candidate for congress. is prob
ably elected over Allen, republican, hy 500
majority. The democrats elect the district
judges. Salt Lake City goes republican by
decreased majorities
The legislature will be safely republican,
which insures two United States senators for
the party. Tho populiSt party cut an insig-
nilcant figure throughout the territory.
In general the results are discouraging to
the republicans as compared with the walk
over conceded to them u week ago. The re.
publicans will apparently control both
branches of the Legislature. Tho state con-
stitution is adopted by an overwhelming ma.
jority. Salt Lake City has gone republican
by 800 majority.
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REPUBLICANS TO THE FRONT.
CpeenllgeS Plurality in Massachusetts
is 65,768.
Tammany Tiger Once More Comes to the Tor
in New York City With Great Majority

Maryland Sternly Rebukes Boss German and Goes Repub
ican-New Jersey in the Republican Colu1nn-Ohio
Gives Republican Candidates 100000 Pluralty-Dem-
ocratic Candidate for Governor in Maryland Defeated
Kentucky Joins the Republican Column-New York
City Restores Tammany to Power But the State Goes
Republican - Bushnell Beats McKineys Record in
Ohio--Quet Elections in Other Saskatchewan Suf
frape Defeated in Massachusetts,
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branches. The republicans claim at least 10
out ofl0O representatives, and 35 out of so
senators.
Later newspaper estimates, based upon re.
turns from all over the state, place brakes
plurality at 35, 900 with the rest of the ticket
running from 5000 to 10000 ahead of him.
Scattering reports. however, show that
through the state the republicans have gained
and the democrats lost, despite the falling
off in the total vote.
The populists WILL from indications now
at hand, double their vote of $4,000 a year
ago. The republican state committee claims
$4,000 as the lowest plurality for Drake. The
legislature will be Overwhelmingly republi-
can, but accurate estimates are impossible at
present.
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by tho people of Massachusetts upoa any
question for Il generation. The vote exceeds
that east upon any constitional amendment
ever submitted to them. The voc upon 1t Is
about 205 OO) allowing rs. coo for women who
voted. that would leave 270,0 600 as the num-
her of men voters who expressed themselves
The total vote for governor will not exceed
335. 900, so that not more than $4,000 men
uponit. That is extraordinary.
The majority against municipal suffrage
for women surpassed the most sanguine ex-
pectations. The votes Of the men and women
were returned to the newspapers, Jumped TO-
gethcr. which made it Il ore.sided affair. be-
cause practically all the women who vote |
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MISSISSIPPI.
Democrats and POpulists Had Tick
cts in the Field.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 5--Mississippi had
full and p ticket in the field, the guber.
Material candidates being A. J. McI.aurin,
more than half the registered vote was polled,
md that the democratic majority will be from
10000 to 10000.
The populists seemed to have poIled their
full strength. while the democrats failed to
poll half Of theirs, owing to the one-sidedness
OF the contests. In this city out OF 400 votes,
the populists only got IA.
Chairman Williamson of the democratic
state executive committee says Burkittism
and populism are dead letter in this state.
McLaurin. the democratic candidate for gov
ernor, is reported to have beaten Burkitt in
his home county (Chickasaw). The demo-
cratic majority in the state is probably
SO, 1000.
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BOSTON. Nov. 5-The voting throug hout
the city was generally quiet. The total vote
gives Greenhalge 30, s2S AMI Williams 81, ,246,
Williams, plurality 2,4ls. a falling of,
from last ycars'vote OF about 1000,
which was 33,ll2 for Russell and 30027 for
Greenhulge. There was II general mo" vote
by the men. Quite Il sensation was caused
in ward 23 by the women drivers of carriages,
who called out all the female voters. The
bicycle played II part in ward 2l.
The majority in Boston AGAINST municipal
sufT rage for women was 20, l9I. The vote
s.ood: Yes. .22, ,040 no ~, 287. The size ofthe
vote created general surprise.
BOstOn's Vote for Governor.
WARDS Greenhalge. Williams.
Rem Dem,
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PAWTUCKET. r. I..Nov.5-The municipal
election was the hottest IN the city's history
Henry L. Tiepke, republican. is reelected
mayor for Il third term, with majority OF
l60 over ex-Gov. John w. Davis, democratic
A republican common council is elected, and
the aldermen stand three republicans and
two democrats. The school committee is re-
publican.
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Secretary Forester of the campaign com
mittee names the entire majority between
{, 900 and 5000. Democratic Chairman Nor
man says that Hardin will win by between
1000 and 5000. The democrats have almost
certainly lost the Legislature, which will
knock out Joe Blackburn. A. z. Wilson and
Representative Evans Of this city and John
". Yerkes o. Danville are probable can didatcs
for the Senate in case OF republican victory
Evei ywhsre the A. P. A. element seems to
have combined with the republicans, but
outside Of the city 1t has not cut much figure
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TWO BANKS CLOSE DOORS.
Suspension of One in Washington
State Causes a Run on Another.

NEW WHATCOM, WASH. Nov, THE
Bellingham Bay National Bank has closed its
doors 10y order of the directors, being unable
to meet the county treasurer's demand for
the county deposit. No statement OF assets
and liabilities has yet been given out. The
cashier reports the liabilities approximately
at Sl05,OO0, Of which ~. 900 Is due deposi-
tors. The assets are Sis7 900.
President Morgan says the suspension is
due to steady withdrawal OF deposits and n
genera feeling Of distrust since tbs recent
Tacoma Bank trouble. The suspension of
the Belingham Bay National Bank precipi.
tated run on the Bennett National Bauk,
which continued until the close OF banking
hours. The directors had q meeting and
adopted resolution not to open.
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Contracts For Six GunbOats.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 7-Secretary
gress Two Of the OF the vessels, the twin
screw will be built by the Union Iron Works
OF San Francisco, one by Dialogue 4 Sons, OF
Camden, N. j.; one by Louis Nixon, the
Crescent shipbuilding Company, Elizabeth
port, n. j., and two by the Bath Iron Works,
Bath, Ne.
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KENTUCKY.
Probability That Harding is Dc.
fieated for GOyeruOr,

LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. 5-The demo-
cratic majority. if not completely reversed,
has been 50 nearly wiped out that it amounts
to an overwhelming defeat Each side is
claiming the victory The republicans and
A p AS combined in Louisville aud carried
all tine other words, defeating Catholic and
Catholic syinpathzers alike. with the exccp-
ton of Mr.. Carroll, who has Catholic ante.
cedents.
Representative Hunter. chairman of the
republican commit 'ee, claimed at eleven
o'clock to have returns from 7. counties. g.y-
ing Bradley 90. 600 majority. lie predicted
that the republican ticket would get 1900
majority outside of Louisville.
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men in town. was nearly killed bv thugs in
the l1th ward. Leigh B>ns,i. auother cIub
man, was brulally beaten in the 7th ward hy
a rough.
As night came on the lawless element be-
came desperate. and they shot policeman j
foot while he WAS arreSting Il repeater. In
other parts Of the state violence is reported.
At Costen, in Somerset county. William Ste
venson was shot and fatally wounded while
at the polls by Samuel Dickerson. coloted.
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voted ''ycs." and the women who were no.
showed it by staying ut home. but even in
Guiding the votes of all the women, the
majority against it is over 1900.
In the course Of ten days or 50 the secrc-
:ary of state will have received the separate
votes of the men and women and we >llai
then know exactly how eac!! class vothd.
Il It MS there We're 5000 women registered
it i. fair to assume II yes maj niority on their
part of at least 5000. Tbs leaves clear
lOcOW majority on the part of the men
against ii. sonathing unprecedented in
Massachusetts politics. We did not expect
more than $1,000 majority against it on the
mems part at the outside.
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We're Arrested in New York

Robert Charles. a travelling agent OF the
Metropolitan life insurance company near
Rutland, VT, and for a few months resident
there. has not been seen for some days and it
y alleged that wheu he departed he went
directly to Troy by way OF Bennington aud
there met Mrs. Florence Becker, OF Bnllston,
n. Y, from which they went to New York.
Charles aud Mrs. Becker were arrested on a
u complaint sworn to by Mrs. Charles.
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State Officers Elected.

Governor Frederic 7. Greenhalge, r.
I.ieutenaut-tiovernor, Roger Woco,t r.
Secretary, William II. Oin,r.
Treasurer-IIenry NJ. Philips, r.
Auditor John W. Kimball. r..
Attorney. General. NJ. KnOwlton. r.
Executive Councillors Eected--Dist Ma
thnnir +. RIDER, r, Middleboro. Dist. 3
Benjamin y. Lowell. r, Weymouth. DIST
; tFran"is II. Raymond. l.. Somerv !c
Dis 4 *JJohn H. sullivan, d, boston. Dist.
j-"B. Frank SouthwirS, r, Peabody Dist
q *John NJ. Harlow, r. Woburn. Dist. =
*Charles r.. Stevens. r, Ware. Dist. s.
Charles A. Towne, r, Orange.
xRp. p.prrtpd
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A. AY.

the city the election was marked by violence,
the tough elements rioting in all quarters.
The greatest excitement prevailed all day.
Prof. W I A Bliss of the Johns Hopkins Uni.
versity was attacked by tough and had hi.
jaw broken and his nose smashed. William
A Peasants. one of the best known society
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Grout Probably Elected.

from the ". rds of this city Indicate tho cleo
tion Of GrOut. the democratic candidate for
mayor. shepard the democratic reform can
didate. polled a remarkably small vote. II
looks rs ii he did not get II, 600 votes. Re-
turns Eow indicate that the democratic
county ticket is elected
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VIRGINIA..
Election in the State Was Only For
Legislative Officers

RICHMOND, Nov. 5-The election
throughout the state OF Virginia was simply
for legislative candidates. No congressman
or state officers were to be elected. The
chief issue was the movement for reform In
elections, to change the present election law
so that there might be constable each for
the two leading parties instead Of only one
constable, at Is the regulation now.
Little interest was shown by the negroes.
who in some counties did not go 10 the polls
The democratic majority in the general a.
sembly will not be materially reduced. Un-
Official returns show that the democrats have
elected 10 OF the 20 senators and 90 Of the 100
members Of the house Of delegates.
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The republicans swept the state in a way
that surprised even the most sanguine. All
the republican assembiymeD, IL in number,
were elected in Essex county. The next as
sembly will contain IN overwhelming repub.
ican majority OF its go members and the sen.
ate also will be republican. There will be at
least 40 republican members of the assembly
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FIREMEN IN DISHONOR.
Sensational Hearing..at Nashua End.

ed and Foreman Discharged.
The fire commissioners of Nashua, N. H.,
finished three days hearing on charges
that officers OF the Amherst street engine
company refused to respond to general
alarm, even when notified by an officer by
telephone, when the Holman block was de-
stroyed by fire.
Foreman John NJ. Harris. who answered
the telephone was dishonorably discharged.
Drivers Hobart and Melendy were fined five
days pay each and assistant Frank A. Bean
reprimanded. The affair IL the most sensa.
tional that ever occurred In the department
In this city,
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Democrat Cut By Democrats.

CHICAGO, H.. Nov. s. Returns indicate
that W. +. Hadley, republican, has carried
every county in the 18th congressional dis
trict over Edward Lane. democrat. His ma
jorty will be at least 2,500 which is nearly
1000 greater than that Of Remains, republi
can, u year ago. Lane ran on free silver
platform and the democrats cut him merci-
lessly
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Colored Woman Turns White.

D.. Giles Of Tewksbury, Mass. almhouse.
sa'i q; the meeting Of the Middlesex North
: ciety that colored woman ut the aims.
houss had turned white with the exception
oi her hair, which retains the characteristics
OF the colored race. The change, 1t was
thought. was due to skin disease, the pigment
losing Its color.
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General Anderson, chairman of the demo-
cratic state executive committee admits that
the face of the returns 50 far received indi-
Gates n plurality Of at least ~ 0 D for Bush
nell 1t Is almost cartain that the republican
will have a large majority Oh joint ballot in
the General Assembly.
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Vermont News.

BuRLrSGToS-Th N,,vivors of the lst YER
mont cavnlry gathered he" fcr their 20 nn.
uual reunion. r. outions on :he death o,
toi T.. X. Siblrv, who was mustered oLt
July 2S last. were adopted and committee
appointed to call on Mrs. VIM. Wells. whose
husband was member of tho assocat; IN.
These officers were elected J. ID. Trussel OF
East Peacham. president; $. II. Wood OF
S-. Adams. secretary; W. l.. Gree,.-
leaf of Burlington, treasurer: vice presi.
dents, Co A, q. ID. Anson: Co B. III. Gotta &c
q. Pliny MONT; Co ID, NJ. NJ. Wheeler; Co
+. Charles Whealer Go f. T. y. Peck; Co
Il. St Dennis Backmer: Co ii. Frank Roso,
60 J. Franklin Mead: Co Il, Is. g. Sheldon
Co l., Allen Evarts; Co NJ, Geor,o Earring
ton.
BnArrLEBoRo- Supt. Ray OF tho Connecti-
cut River railroad. in ompany with Road
IN ,ster Clark and detective Maoney OF the
Boston 4 Maine rnilrond. has been herr for
he past few days, investigating the attemp,
ut train wrecking th:e, miles below
his city on Oct. %. when an attempt
was made to wreck two passenger trains
and freight, In one case II large tool
box and heavy irons were placed across
The track. and in another case Il lot
Of timber was piled on the rails After
= thorough investigation the ON ials ha L
come to the conclusion that the a,temp was
made by three brothers, who are am'ng the
hardest characters In this place. Warrants
were issued for their arrest, but it was found
that they had left for Montreal ON one of the
uight freights. 1t is thought that all the train
wreckins in this vicinity for the past few
years has been done by the same gang. OF.
iicers have gone TO Montreal to try to locate
them.
BARREIh" annual meeting OF the
Womans Home Missionary Society of Yer
mont closed ut Williamsburg with big at.
tendance. The program Included ad-
tlr, sSes by Miss Matte Robinson OF Williams.
town, Mts. T. e.. Elmer of CahIt Mrs. A. II.
Webb Of Mo.tl cller. Mrs. j. o. Sherburne
and Nra 4 q Eiork of R,stop
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PEN NNSYLVANIA.


Treasurer Has 5000 Ma,jOrity,
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. . 5-Pennsylvania
has elected Haywood, republican. for state
treasurer. by majority approximating lI5,
900, against l35, ,l46 majority in 1898 for
Jackson Republican, state treasurer
The six republican candidates for superior
judges are elected by majorities slightly be.
low that for Haywood. Philadelphia gives
Haywood about 10000 majority.