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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-28
$500 IN GOLD pRowNs A MAN.

At the burning OF q steamboat on the
Hudson river forty years ago, many OF
the passengers were drowned. Among
the bodies brought up from the bottom OF
the river by graphing was that OF man
known to have been an excellent swim
mer. Around his waist was a belt con-
tanning nearly $500 in gold. That told the
story.
In old and chronic cases of Indigestion
dyspepsia or gastritis lit is all the samel
The sufferer develops a great variety OF
symptoms and often dies-poisoned by
the products of his own torpid and in
famed stomach. His food. instead of be-
ing digested, and so furnishing strength
and physical substance, ierments and
putrenes within him. The chief process
Of life is arrested at vital point. The
more he eats the worse off he Is. And
yet unless he can be fed he must also
perish. People do so die, daily, by thou
sands, but we doctors seldom have the
moral courage to give the cause its true
name lest we should be laughed at for or
inability to cure so simple thing as in
stone of all complaints-and the mother
Of most of them."-So writes a famous
English physician.
The sufferers friends often advise him
TO cheer up; to throw off bis lethaty and
eat freely Bad advice. He knows-6eS
ter. NO" he answers. II cannot; my
food does me no good" He is right
Food now is gold in the spent swimmers
belt.
Take light nou-ishment, followed i'm
| mediately by dose of the Shaker Digesj
tive Cordial-a new and radical reme4l
discovered and prepared by the SHAKER
OF Mt. Lebanon, n. Y.-tne essence o
medicinal herbs and plants cultivated b,
them alone. Then continue with(ft. Re
lieves at once and soon cures. IPlessan
to the palate and adapted to an consitu
| tions, Get a Donkey Puzzle Book from
your druggist.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-28

The sculptor has 10 exercise much
care in preparing hisf casts from living
subjects. Take the hand as an exam
pie. 1t has first to fbe carefully oiled,
that all the hairs Ihay. be smocthed
down. If this weIte not done. they
would become fasteibed in the plaster,
and the process of Talking off the mold
would be little SHORT of torture. The
molds are cut opkn and sometimes
broken in being tal{en off, but they can
then be glued together, when plaster
is poured in and Jan exact likeness of
the hand obtained The oil on the in
side of the MOLD prevents the new
plaster from adhfring to it. There are
several prcparafions for making casts,
some of which Ire flexible. This flexi-
bic material WI as used for making casts
of snakes, of (which the museum has
large and e ktensive collection. For
the dark or 3ed-skinned races the casts
are easily United or painted to repre-
sent the Ssired color
The cqGlection of dolls at the museum
is the largest in the world. Some of
the Eequimau dolls are probably the
most valuable, and they certainly are
instructive. Among these is a trick
dS6ll with string attachment to move
ITS head from one side to the other
One of these dolls is from Point Bar
row, Alaska, and it is fashioned from
driftwood which the natives of that
region picked up on the beach. The
dress of the doll is made of seal gut.
Some of the dolls are made out of
ivory, whole Esquimau families inter-
esting themselves during the long
northern nights in doll manufacturing.
The collection also includes many dolls
of the Zuni Indians, who utilize them
TO teach their children religion.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-28
THE FLEET OF MONITORS.
Their History a Long Record OF ExtravA
gance Consequent Upon Neglect.

Their History a Long Record OF ExtrnvA-
gance Consequent Upon Neglect.
When the history of the monitors in
the United States navy shall come to
be told it will lay bare long record Of
extravaganza consequent upon neglect.
Some of the uncompleted or recently
completed monitors, says the New York
Sun, were begun while many officers of
the navy were still in their cradles, and
the fleet of monitors Just ordered from
the James river, near Richmond, has
been lying there rusting these twenty
years. They are of the single turret
type. One commander aboard the Ajax
served for the whole feet. They are
all single-screw steamers, of 34O-horse
power, and each carries two guns. The
Ajax, Canonicus, Mahonac, Manhattan,
and Wyandotte are 2,100 tons each,
while the Catskill, Jason, Lehigh,
Montauk, Nahant, Nantucket, Passaic,
and Comanche are of 1875 tons each.
Only two out of the six remaining at
Richmond are to be prepared for sea,
and it is said that of the four that have
not been ordered Immediately from the
James some will probably be sold as
scrap iron.
The history of the old double-turret
monitors, several of which have lately
been completed, is somewhat like that
of their single-turret sisters. The
largest of these great ironclads is the
Puritan. She is of 5000 tons and of
S,700 horsepower, and she carries ten
guns. She is double barbette turret
monitor and so are the Monadnock and
Amphitrite. They and the Terror, q
double-turret monitor, are each of
$500 tons and 1000 horsepower. The
Monadnock carries six guns and the
other two carry four guns each. All of
the double-turret monitors are twin
screw propellers. The whole feet has
been the mystery of the navy for near
ly quarter of century, and the COM
pletion of several of these ships has dis
appointed the expectation of every
body that knows their history. Their
cost was enormous, and there have been
great changes in their plan of construc-
ton. One of them lay for years at
shipyard at Wilmington, Del, until the
shipbuilders put in claim of many
thousands of dollars for dockage 1t
used to be said that the double-turret
monitors, if completed, would never be
seaworthy, though, through change of
construction, if nothing else, this evil
prophecy has been disappointed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-28

DIR. s. G. Smith, dentist. Room
10, Soledad block. S2lm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-28
Notice to Contractors.
MAYORS OFFICE,
San Antonio, Texas,

aug AlepJ 1000
Sealed bids will be received by
the City. Clerk and opened by the
undersigned at II o'clock noon, on
August 30th, 1895, for proposals to
construct block pavement in front
OF property of Beethoven Manner
Choir, on South Alamo street. Curb
to be taken up and reset on new
line. City to furnish blocks, to be
selected by contractor from supply
now on hand:
Work to be done in accordance
with specifications on file in office
Of City Engineer.
The City reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
HENRY ELMENDORF,
Attest: Mayor.
E. r. NORTON,
s 81 lot City Clerk.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-28
Fewer Lawyers in France.

There will soon be a great reduction
in the number of lawyers in France.
By a recent law each one must take
out yearly license, for which he pays
an amount equal to about twelve per
cent. of his house rent. Many persons
admitted to the bar who are not in ac-
tive practice have asked to have their
names taken off the roll, among them
NJ. Faillieres, formerly prime minister
and minister of justice, and Senator
Berenger, author of the law renting
the penalty for first offenses and also
noted for his efforts to improve French
morality.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-28
Growth of a Lion.

When young lion reaches the age of
two years he is able to strangle or pull
down horse or an OK, and SO he con-
tinues to grow and increase in strength
till he reaches his eighth year, when he
grows no more. For twenty years after
his fangs and talons show no signs of
decay, but after that he gradually be-
comes feeble. and lis teeth fail him.
Quick Retort of Carpenter.
A carpenter sent to make some re-
pairs in a private house entered the
apartment of the lady of the house with
his apprentice. "Mary," the lady
called to her Servant, ''see that my
jewel case is locked at once" The car
penter understood. He removed his
watch and chain from his vest with
significant air and gave them to his APP
prentice. "John," he said, take these
right back to the shop. II seems that
the house isn't safe."
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-28
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

One story frame house, rooms, hall
two galleries, city water, large stable,
corner lot with south exposure SO by
1873 feet, fifteen minutes walk from Post
Office. Address Business" care LIGHT
office. STAT
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-28
BARGAINS

In furniture. am crowded, and In order
to make room for my new stock now en-
route, / will sell fuiniture at greatly re-
duced prices. Call and l will convince
you. R. BECKER,
S 236t New Store, III North Alamo ST.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-28

For $500 you can buy a silver
waVch with Elgin or Waltham
Emerson & Co. $40 If
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
YALE STUDENT AND JEWESS WE'D.
She Gave Up the Faith Of Her People and
VIII be an Episcopalian.

NEW HAVEN, Nov. 6.-It was learned
yesterday that Miss Carlina Well, a
handsome young Jewess, OF this city.
had given up the Jewish faith, and been
married to q Yale student by an Episco-
pal minister The student is Percy Cox,
son OF Kansas City banker.
Cox WAS q member OF Sheffield. 'T, but
was dropped. lie entered the next class
last September but again fell behind.
He left college two weeks ago. The
bride is nineteen years old, and the
daughter OF August Wei. Of SIS Chapel
street
The couple went TO the residence. OF the
Rev. Henry Macbeth, assistant rector
OF Trinity church, a week ago Saturday
night and were married. Miss Wen ad-
mitted TO the clergyman that she was
under age, but declared that she was
free 10 marry. as both her parents were
dead. She asked for letter OF pre-
sentation TO an Episcopal church In Kan
sas city. The couple went TO New York.
returned yesterday morning. and ysster-
day afternoon left the city for Kansas
City, in response to an invitation from
Cox's father.
The girls mother said that Carlna had
not told her that she was married. she
said her daughter belonged TO the Court
Street synagogue, and she did not know
that she would receive her. now that
she had married a Christian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
BIG FIRE ~ LYSCH
The Johnson-W oodson Furniture Factory
De.irnXrd Io.s Over SIOO,OOO.

LYNCHBURG, VA, Nov. 8. Special
Lynchburg to-day lost one Of her largest
and most successful enterprises, the fur-
nsture factory OF the JOhnsCn-W Oodsoi.
Con pany in West Lynchburg. Ihe IRE
started about $3.50 o'clock IN me machine
shop, al the lOyer end OF the big buiid-
ing and worked its way over the entlre
plant without interruption. "wing TO the
scarcity OF water.
The main building, the out-bui!dings,
kiln thousands OF feet OF fine lumber,
a portion Of the railroad, and several
cars, were consumed before the nre stop
ped IN fact, the big plant was entirely
wiped out, and only the books and lew
urticles were saved The factory Was
fully stocked, and there was a oig lot
OF furniture on han and In process OF
manufacture. The loss Is rstiin<tsd al
over 10000. and ,.iere Is only s5-vo IN
surance.
The fire IS believed TO be OF inccndiary
origin, as there was no irc IN that pof-
ton OF the building when Il was closed
in the evening. About one hundred men
are thrown cut OF employment by the
fre. The plant had just fairy started on
the road 10 prosperity, finding reddy
market for all the furniture Il turned out,
and was IN fun operation. IL - hardly
possible that the plant VIII be rebuilt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07

Democrats VIII Control the state Senate
N.pubiirans VIII Have Iowet House.

BALTIMORE, MD. Nov. 6.-Later ad-
vices from the counties show that the
Democrats viii retain control OF lhe
state Senate, but that the Republicans
viii have big majority OF the Legs
lature on joint ballot. ,.
The Democrats yesterday eiected beh-
net. in Carroll. Bond. in Calvert, Mlcheal.
in Hartford; Finley, In Queen Anne.
and Jackson I'm WycOmico. Ihey alreany
had nine hold-ovCr Senators, ana thus
have a vote OF fourteen In senate OF
ty,enty-six members. Michael and Ben
nett were elected as anti-GOrman Dem
The Republicans had three hold-ovor
Senators. and yesterday elected Rand
all. in Anne Arundel; Dobler and Stro-
bridge. i'm Baltimore city, Hopper. IN
baltimore county; Scott, i'm Washington
county; Day, In Howard; Dryden, in
Somerset. and Norwood. I'm Frederick.
This will give the Republicans eleven
votes. one senatorship Is sun In the
balance Both sides claim Kent county.
Senator's Bruce, Michael, and Bennett
will vote with the Republicans on all ques-
tions or good government.
In the House the Republicans have the
votes of Allegheny, Anne Arundel, Balti-
more city, Baltimore county, Cecil Dor
chester Charles. Frederick, Garrett
Howard, Prince George, Somerset ~.
Marys, Talbot, Washington. and one
from Kent. total of 6S. The Demo
cratic vote I'm the House viii be but y.
The Republicans VIII have AZ majority
on tOint ballot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
NIU OHh.
Corrected Returns DO Not Reduce the Re
publican Majority.


NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Correcte1 'e-
turns do not diminish the size of the
Republican victory. In the state ;he
nartv plurality is close 10 5000. Thirty
six Republican senators 10 fourteen
Democrats have been elected. and the
Assembly will stand l0z Republicans 20
IS Democrats.
In brooklyn, which went 500 Demo
cratic on tn Stats ticket. WIfster ttep)
has been elected Mayor by 100 on the
''P P J. Gleason claims to be elected
Mayor Of Long Island city by less ihah
Clarence Lexow is returned to the
State senate by 1900 plurality, ana Henry
i. COggeshil, who was refused = hoii.l-
nation bv the Republicans, ana Was en-
dOrsed by the Democrats OF tne ooa a i.ii l ~ -.
fourth district, wins with over f'VD votes
The vote of bonding the state 10 the
extent Of 10000 for canal improvement
has gone about two to one III laFOf OF
the proposition. . ~. ..-t,...,
~, - midnight materially Increase the
ReDublican plurality in this State, IN
ali hut half a dozen counties, the figures
have been filled with county clerks ana
lie results complied from their figures
Give palmer. the Republican candidate
Tor Secretary OF State, plurality OF D-
on In nearly every county the actual
Republican vote is heavier than the es-
innate OF last night indicated. The stand
iuc OF the next Senate Will be & kepub-
Ifcans and IA Democrats. The House
viii be Republicans l03; Democrats. A.
I'm the thiriy-fOurth Assembly dis
trict Of this city, and in the seventeenth
Senatorial district there are close contests
which may slightly change the result.
The proposition 10 bond the state for
the s. 100000 for improvements 10 canals,
has been carried by a large majority.
HRCDkLNN, Nov. 6.-The commit
ufia 81
Wurster and Grouf have adjourned this
evening. after an all days session, with
out completing their work. They
made 10 announcement OF having dis
covered any Irregularities. Wurster
Republican is undoubtedly elected Mayor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
Caroline's Official Vote.

ROWLING GREEN. VA. Nov. 6-Spe-
cial.-l'uli returns from every precinct in
the county give w. l.. BlantOn (Honcst
ElectiOnisD 70 majority over W. ID. Ques-
enbeTy Dem).
Al IS nOt Dencycd that the cfilcial count
Will change this. II. {. Wickham had
no opposition for the Senate. Precincts.
Bowling Green: Wickham DcmD, Jl9;
QueseuberTy Qnd. Dem.), 2S; Blanton
(Honest ElectionisD III.
Bowers. Wickham (Dcm), li9; Quesen-
berry Qnd. pem.), 80, Blanton (Honest
ElcctionisO. o.
Balty: Wickham Dem). l20. Quesen-
berry Qnd Dem.), Is, Bianton (honest
LlectlonsD. 9S.
Cedar Fork: Wickhom OemD, 1s; Ques-
enbcryy Nnd. DEM, 40, Blanton (Ionest
LiectiOn.sD. 81.
Gouldman's: Wickham (Dem), 76; Ques-
enberry Gnd. DemJ, 81. BlantOn (HOnest
EIectiOnlsU. 81.
Genncys: w.ol<ham Dem.). Ss: Quesen-
berry tind. bem.), 30; Blantoa tioaest
Elcctionlsp, %.
MadisOn's Wickham Nem) i9i; Ques-
enborry und. DEM. 81; Elantcn ulonest
k.lctonisU. lG4.
Moss Neck: Wickham Gem.), lis: Ques-
enhcrry uRd. DemJ. ", Bianton uionest
FlectonisD. IS.
iort Royal: Wickham Oem.). ili; Ques-
enberry .und. Dem). IL; Blanton CioneSt
EiectionisD, 81.
Reedy Church: Wickham Dcm). LES:
CONTINUED on Second Page.)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07

Democrats made better showing. The
nluralitv OF captain W. J. Broatcn. Re
publican candidate for Mayor, Is aDSu' ,u
900 over Brown Dem), and tho remain
a. -, ,ha civ Republican ticket Is elect
ed by from 800 to $3.50 plurality. The
county ticket has been elected by large
plurality. and every Republican publican. eanal- ,n,
date for Judge OF the District Court
bas hoon elected. Judge G.. X. Scott,
the famous criminal judge. whc has
been bitterly criticised by the lawyers
and the press Of this city, ran ahead OF
his ticket. although there We're De,s os
made that he would be deiea'ea oy -''e
votes. u.,.,
Returns from the interior are now COM o.
ing in and they show that Maxwell Is
vslnine- i'm some places over the vote Tor
fffninnn,h Of two years ago. Norvars plu-
rsIity Gsy'vI Viii IL not be as great as was at first
supposed. , and will probably yl,s,o De oeIow ,hN,
63 over Maxwell. IL Is possible that
Sfox,rcll viii win II he runs as well as ne
ins been running In the interior.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
VOL. 9-NEW SERIES. NO. 234.
surrv. and Prince George. George w.

surry. and Prince George. George w.
Jackson Hop); No,tovav
and brunswick, II. 8. Turnbull Dem.l.
Twenty nty-ninth-Petersburg city ana Dih-
widdie William Il. McIlwaine lDem.,.
Th,rfieth-Amella. Cumberiand, anu
Prince Edward. j. w. Southali Q)em.l.
Thirty-first-Norfolk city and Frincers
Anne, George +. Snead Dem). ~. -.
Thirty-second- Southampton, Isle OF
Wight, and Nansemond, X. r. boyKih
Oem). , a Mo-
Thiriv-thjrd- Portsmouth city ana NOT
folk count6 sH. l.. Maynard CDem.).
observation-disclosures ana Caroine'
sUenrv r. Wickham G)em)
rty-ffth-Richmond city ann nen-
rico conway X. Sands Oem). 'Wiiliam
Iovenste!n Dern.). r,...,
Thirty-sixth-King George, hlchmToDn'
WestmoreIand. Northumberland. ana Lam
caster. John IL Mason Dern.( 49,,
y-seventh-Accomac anu Noflh-
ampton .George w. Lecato DEM.
Thirty-eighth-E Elizabeth CITY. warwick.
York. James city, Charles Guy, new
Kent, and King William. M. IL. barnes
Thirtv-ninth-King and Queen, Middle
sex. Gloucester, Essex, and Mathews,
.Janes y. stubbs Oem).
Those marked thus served IN the sen
ate last session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
cnIhr or poLIcE sUsPENDED.
A Fraudulent Cheek Passed-Weddins
Eeil-.

NEWPORT NEWS. Nov. 6.-Special-
Tho Board Of Police Commissioners yes
fcrtlav suspended Chief OF Police Harwood
for ten days for leaving the city without
leave of absence. The Chief claims that
nc called al the Office of one OF the men,
bers OF the board TO ask permission 10
leave. The Chief dii not see h.n. soon
after he sent onccr ;. T.. Harwood
To ask Tor the permit. Ofiieer Harwood
came 10 his brother and told him that
tho permission was granted. IL seems
now Chat there was a misunderstanding
between officer Harwood and the COM
missioner.
Myers Brothers cashei a check. fpr
four dollars. supnosed 10 DE signed "
Miss : T.. Clarke. When shown the
check she declared it "A forgery. IL turns
out that the man who presented IL was
a tourist printer. who had been IN Miss
Clarke's employment for several DAYS.
He left the city last night.
Alr. David II. Maxson and Miss Annie
l.. Puckett were married at the home
of Mr. Walter H. Puckett. in the East
End. yesterday afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
KENTUCKY IS REPUBLICAN.
Republicans No Less Surprised Than The
Democrats by the Result.
HARYLAND'S SENATE Is DEMOCRATIC.
But the Republicans Have tho Lower
House-No Material Change In Ohio.
Republican MaJorities Increas-
ing In New York-~O states.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. 6.-The Re
publicans are no iess surprised tonight
than are the Dem rcrats by the result OF
yesterdays election in Kentucky Mhen
the detained returns began 10 come IN
to-day, Chairman Norman, of the Demo-
cratic state Committee. conceded the
election OF W. o. Bradley as Governor
and the entire Republican state tcket ~
a plurality ranging from J,yv 10 Iz'Vy.
Mr.. Hardin also gave up the contest.
Returns on the election Of members OF
the Legislature are incomplete, but lnul-
cate that the Democrats have elected fOt-
ty-nine and the Pupulists one, which
would make the House a tie, provided the
Republicans elect representatives IN uh-
reported counties. which are generally
Republican. The Democrats will have
small majority In the Senate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
MIR. WALTON's DEFEAT.
4 Republican Elected for the First Time In
Twenty-Five Years.

WINCHESTER, VA, Nov. 6.-Speclal.
Tho official returns OF the Tenth sena-
torial district are all in, and FOR the
first time for twenty-five years, has any
one other than Democrat been elected
10 represent Frederick county, or from
A senatorial district, OF which 1t was
member. but this time James q. Nc
Cune, Of Woodstock, Va, tho regular
Republican nominee, gets the prize by
the handsome plurality Of 80.
This Is owing 10 the fact that Mr.. Nj.
l.. Walton. the author Of the unpopular
law that bears his name, was a candi-
date against him.
Although Mr.. Walton is both very
popular and very wealthy man tand II
is reported. spent thousands in his can
vass), he could not poll a majority OF the
vote.
OF the total vote cast In the district
over 6.00-Mr. Walton polled only l'iN,
and this was almost entirely from MS
own county, which. by the way, Nc
Cune carried by good plurality.
II is predicted here by prominent Demo
cratic politicians. that the unfor-
tunate ac Of Mr.. Walton, in faith
ering that election law, VIII
blast his congressional aspirations
and Law him on the shelf for some time
10 cpme
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07

LONDON, Nov. 6.-'fhe Standard 20
morrow Will print the following dispatch
from Vienna:
Inc Porte. in replying 10 the demand
of the foreign ambassadors Tor the rcsto-
ration of order throughout fhe Turkish
empire. announced that the reserves I'm
the Trebizond district mad already Joined
the kurds, and that others were joining
elsewhere. Moreover. the members OF
the Redif, OF the first class. mad Decn
summoned, and were marching 10 JOIN
their regiments. The ambassadors con-
slider these measures inadequate, and are
using the greatest pressure 10 induce Tie
sultan and the Porte 10 employ the
whole military strength OF the empire 10
restore and preserve order In Anatolla.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
THE STITEENTH DISTRICT.
Returns Not Complete, but Flanagan is
Undoubtedly Elected.


Unofficial returns from all the precincts
I'm Chesterfield, except Winfree's store,
Eyler's. and Skinquarter, give Parrish,
Democratic nominee for the Senate S"9
majority OF Flanagan tusionisp. Wood
Oem) leads his ticket IN Chesterheid'
and he and Davis Dem) have an an
nroximate majority OF $50 over the fu-
sion candidates for the House.
Go0chIanh.
SANDY HOOK, VA, Nov. 6.-Snecial -
Parrish Oem) carries this county over
Flanagan (honest-election) by z MAORI
~ for the state Senate.
Miller feDm) carries the county over
Davis Chonest-election by i3 majority,
for the House OF Delegates.
POwhHtan.
POWHATAN &. H., VA. Nov. 6.-Spe-
cial.-Subletrs precinct 10 hear from yet,
hut the county vote will give Flanagan
RepD. for the Senate, ebout 800 MAORI
ty; Harrison Uop.). for the House. about
3G0 but IL is thought that Davis Oern)
win undoubtedly be elected TO the Legis-
lature.