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we'll be divorced from his wife as to be tied to her and then mot live with her. Ha is 21 years old ard hus wife r The law demands that the girl must be over that age or nave the written consent of her parents before a license can be Issued.
 He said yesterday that he thought the young lady's mother influenced her to go to McComb City when she returned from Oneonta. In his opinion this was done at the instigation of son-in-law named Hall who is credited with say- ing that the young people should never live together. He is asid to have threat ened to chastise the preacher who mar ried them. Rev. pr. Hunter met him, on the street one day, so the story says, and told him that he heard he wanted to administer whipping. If such was the case he was there to be chastised or he would meet Mr. Hall at any time and at any place. Nothing, however, resulted.
 Miss Kennedy is the daughter of Maj. M. J. Kennedy, who was a prominent politician and hotel proprietor in this city several years ago. He was a candi- date for the nomination for sheriff on the republican ticket and was defeated by pr. Ragsdale. The young lady at tended the local schools and secured her education here.
 It is said that MT. Hayes is seriously considering another matrimonial venture with young lady from Ohio. When his divorce is granted he will wed her. He says that he is willing to give any young man all the advice that is needed if they are thinking of getting married.
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] The Sanle... ] Old Sarsaparilla.

' That's Ayers. The same old { sarsaparilla as it was made and sold by Dr. J. c. Aver 50 gears ago. In the laboratory it is different. There modern appli- ances lend speed to skill and experience. But the sarsapa- rilla is the same old sarsaparilla l that made the record-5O years of cures. Why dcn't we better it? We'll, we're much in the
 condition of the Bishop and the
 raspberry: Doubtless, :" he
 said, "God might have made a
 better berry. But doubtless,
 also, He never did. {" Why
 don't we better the sarsaparillal
 We can't. We are using the
 snnse old plant that cured the Indians and the Spaniards. 1t has not been bettercd. And since zoe make sarsaparilla com- pound out of sarsaparilla plant, we see no way of improvement. Of course, if we were making some secret chemical compound we might. "a. But we're not. We're making the same old sar- saparilla to cure the same old diseases. You can tell it's the same old sarsaparilla be- cause it works the some old cures. It's the sovereign blood purifier, and-it's Ayers.
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New Corporntion.

Tn the probate court yesterday Willard, J. Wheeler, M. T. Wheeler and J. M. Crafg filed declaration of their im:en- nion to form a corporation to be known as the Birmingham Business college. The capital stock is s5.O00. It is reor- ganization of the present college that has been in existence for mine years.
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GOT THE P0WDERlY.
Birmingham Railway and EIeotrc Company
 Make Big Purchase.

rfhe Birmingham Railway and Electric company have bought the Powder,y dumcny Ene. The arrangements are complete, but fNhere are few minor de- teils in regard to the transaction vet ito oe arranged. It is sadi that the B.r. mingham Railway and Electric com pany will equip the road with electricity and make a loop over its present divis- ion ard the Powderly line.
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It was not seen there before since the alleged robbery last Friday morning.
 The inference, so 1t Is claimed, is that Ben Williams put a bottle in the store and picked up the wrong one when he went to go out. The officers and the night clerk are confident that such is not the case.
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block in Mcw,l,tams, ,ana near tbs

block 5, in Mcwilliams' land near the fair grounds $50.
 George B. Burkhalter and wife to Mss Cora M Powell, lot 60x17534 feet dn block 796, city; $500. The property is situated on Eleventh avenue, south, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
 Joseph R. Smith, Sr., to Phineas and George A. McAllister, lot IA, block 43, Smithfield: S11250
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County Jail Arrivals.

On the blotter at the county jail the following entries are noted: Joe Rut- ter. aged 50, colored, on a charge of petty larceny. Alex Baker, an 1S-year- old negro. is charged with burglary. He was brought in by J. c. Burgin from the court of Justice Jackson, of Besse- mer.
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Read Hirsch's ad. on nth

page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-03
pARNEsYILLEIs YOTE.
Warren Township, BsImont County
Pals mp NObiy'On LSglSiRturv.

Warren Township, Belmont County,
Pals mp NObiy'On LsRlIiRturT.
Special Dispatch to the IntellgenceF,
GAINESVILLE, o., Nov. I'm
BarnesvlIls and Warren township, the
result was as follows:
First ward-Bushnell. l9l; Chapman
So, Howard ZOO; Armstrong $50. Camp
bell as; Brown 10; Smith 100; Leather
wood 81; Bergundthal I'LL Hingeley u.
Second ward--Bushnell 164; Chapman
81: Howard l66; Armstrong 1874. Camp
bell ss; Brown 81: Smith lG1; Leather
wood ss; Bergundthal 100: Hingeleg Il.
Third ward-BuBhnell 124; Chapman
65. Howard 1888; Armstrong i26. CAMP
bell So; Brown s.; Smith l2S; Leather
wood 65; Bergpndthal 1l5; Hingeley 'S
Fourth ward--Bushneli 1f5; Chapman
90. Howard LAG; Armstrong l45. Camp
bell 6S; Brown II; Smith IA; Leather
wood 60; Bergundthal 1877; Hingeley T'
East precinct-Bushnell 1853; Chap
man "a. Howard 159; Armstrong lbS
Campbell 75; Brown 76; Smith 100;
Leatherwood 7S; Bergundthai liii
Hingeiey Ss,
West preclnct-Bushnell 81; Chap
man 156 Howard 66; Armstrong 6l'
Campbell 1jl; Brown 1866; Smith 60;
Leatherwood l5s; Bergundthal 6o;
Hingeley l57.
Total for Warren township-Bushnell
Sas; Chapman 457. Howard SIS; Arm
stnong sac. Campbell 42s; Brown 40;
Smith sS6; Leatherwood 45S; Bersund-
thai 7S7; Hlngeley 51o.
In the township there we're six pro-
hibltIon votes, one Peoples, two Ma
tional Democratic, one Negro Protee-
tive, and twenty-five Liberty.
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rENNgYIYANIA AL Rlanr.
The Keystone stnrc True to the Rsuubit-
can pariy-Nl hnlc Ticket Elected.

can iutll We alNlt AlENatt FlftAfus
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov. 2.-Bra-
com. tRcp). for state treasurer, and
McCuulloV, tRcp), for auditor general
have pluFal!tes IN Philadelphia Of about
1900. Swallow, Pro), for state treas
urcr. received about 1900 votes. The
vote for Thompson, tInd, ReP}, for
state treasurer was very Hight, prob
ably less than 1000,
Returns from one-haif the wards Of
tho city indicate tho election OF Colonel
Clayton McMichaol, (Rop), city treas
urer and Horatio j. HRckott, Wep),
for Register OF wills by mniOrltlcs Rp-
proxlmnilng 1900. Judges Breay, Wilt
bank, Audcnrlcd and Ferguson, were
unanimously reelected, they having
been endorsed by both parties. The
propogitlon 20 increase the Indebtedness
of The clty ti2,2OOOOO for public i'm
proyemcnts has been carried by about
20 900. Under the provisions OF the con-
stiuitlon the city'a debt could not be
rurther increased except BY tho dp-
provlng vote OF the people. The vote In
nbnut 30 per cent under that OF last
yenr and will not quite equal the on
year vote OF 1895.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. 2.--Rclnrns
received up to II y, M, Indicate that
Iicncom, Republican, for state Ucraur-
IN. has carried Pittsburgh by 10000
plurality, nnl Allegheny county bv
$4,000.
THE entire Republican county ticket
was elected
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov 2,--lis-
Inmates from sixty out of HlNty.scvon
counties In Pennsylvania Indicate that
Dr r. q. Swallow, Prohibition, hnB
carried the counties of Blair Clinton,
Cumberland, Dnuphln, Huntington, lu-
nInln, LgcominE, Muutuur aud North
umbOrlnnd Tho incomplete llgurcg
show nn apparent plurality for Beacon,
the head " the 1Iopubllcln uotot or
10000 hH against llnywobda plurality
df lN,9bl In 1895 The Indications arc
that McCauley. tho Republican candl.
date for auditor general received about
10000 plurality
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2-Dstimatesmade
on the basis of returns reoeivcd-up 20
7:sO p. m, In fifty-two counties out of
fifty-seven counties In the state outside
of Greater New York, indicate pluraii-
ty of Sc, 79l for Wallace. The same couTi-
tics IN 1895 gave Palmer plurality OF
1870 for secretary OF state and In 1896
gave Black q plurality OF 15O,5g for gov
ernor.
ALBANY, N. Y. Nov. 2.-The esd
mates of the votes in chief Judge OF
court Of appeals, based on the returns
from New York, Kings and Queens coun-
ties, lead to the belief at So'clock that
Parker, Dem, VIII come up TO the Har-
lem with $4,000 pluralhy and that Wal
lace, Rep. Gun hardly meet him with
enough votes from up the state 10 win,
as the Republican plurahtIes given TO
Black las. year arc about cut In two,
An estimate made on the returns ne
ceived up to 1880 p, m, in Albany county
Indicate a plurality OF GOO in the county
for Wallaca.
This county in 1895 gave Palmer a plu-
raiity OF 79S for secretary Of state Last
year Blacks plurality for governor was
2,69a
oswEGo. N. Y, Nov. 2.-5ohn Hig-
gins, Republican, is elected mayor by les
majority in vote OF 5000.
B1NGHAMToN. N. Y, Nov s.--De
witt (Dem). Is elected mayor over
Greene lRep.).
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov 2.-chairman
Brandoi, of the Republican county com
mittee comedies the election Of DR.. Con-
rad Dehl. Democrat, for mayor. Nor
man Il. Mack, OF the Times Democrat,
claims the eiec.ion-of Dehl for mayor by
from 5000 to 6,O0O and the entire city
ticket by from 5000 to 1000, and the
Democratic county ticket with few ex-
ceptions and the county for Parker by q
narrow majority. He also claims tho
election Of four or five Of the etshtsas-
anrnhlynNn.
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IOWA

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Nov 2,--At 10
oclocl, the Register Uep), clalms Iowa
FOR Shaw ORcp), by 10000 II estimates
that this viii be Increased to 10000 BY tho
country districts, Tho returns show Is
per cent Republicans did not vote, white
only l2 per cent " Democrats stayed nj
home
DIES MONIES, Iowa. Nov. 2.-Thc
vot, In thlR state "a estimated at 70 per
cent VI the vote cast last year M re-.
iurnA IN yet on which to base estimates,
Republican staic central committee
says the voting u light pll over the state.
bui Shaw tRop), win have FOOD pln.
ullly
Ttn voting precincts In Iowa give
Shaw t,8e9' waite, 75ei CligFeli, g, Lee
nn1 n, Lloyd, middle VI the road, II;
nmo IN 1870, Rnye MCKINLEY 1887. Bry-
nn, 0ni. Democrat gair 20
Uoturna show net gain r,r the Demo.
Gratis ui about gm 10 tho precinct, com.
pared with last Year THAT would give
tho total gOlh " about 5000, The vote 10
FAR returned elbows o probable loBe OF
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov, IA light
vote has been pOlled over the state, Ma
iority OF Democratic state tckst very
large. The Democrats viii have two
thirds OF the legislature
Returns do not indicate the election Of
q single Republican or Populist 10 the
legislature, Democratic state ticket
elected by large majority but small
vote In the last legislature the Repub-
Hoans and Popuhsts had a combined rep
RESERVATION OF 80 ont of IOI,
A dramatic Incident OF the campaign
and colncldent with the tragic end Of
Genry Georges death, was the death tfIia
mnrning at stAunton, OF Colonel James
Cookrane. the Republican senatorial can
didate for the Ninth district, He expired
suddenly after vigorous campaign.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov "a spe.
clal from Junction City, Ky, TO the
Evening Post says:
A fatal duel took place here this af-
ternoon In which an old feud was end
cd and both Of the participants died
within a minute Of each other. Some
years ago ]. o. Wright shot j. O..
Biackerty while assisting officers 70
arrest him. Tho trouble was renewed
this afternoon. Wright Aired on Black
erty who returned the shot Both men
fell mortally wounded and both died
before the smoke Of their pistols had
disappeared. Blnckerty was uunidr'
rlcd. Wright leaves wife and two
phIidrNn.
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NEW ORLEANS. Nov G,--Tho fever
situation tonight is very encouraging.
The board OF health physicians say the
baek bone OF the fever In broken and
should the weather remain as II ip for
several days tho disease would become
non-lnfectluus and almost entirely
slnmped out. There wcro thirty new
cases ana Ave deaths
Deaths. John GraHlo, Arthur Barll-
lcaux, i, \. Johnson, Leopold Plncus,
Mary Picurndc.
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TAMMANY TIGER
AGAIN ON TOP
Van Wyck has WalkoVer for
Mayor OF New York.
LOW RUNS AHEAD OF TRACY
While the JsffersOninn Democracy
Makes a Poor Showing
OWING TO THE SUDDEN DEATH

OfthsIr FsarIsss Championship RspHb'
llsAa Candidate fer Chief Judge of the
oourto OF Appeals Appears TO Have GONE
Down to Defeat with General Tracy.
Van wySks Plurality May Reach
zO,ooO-Ths Result Throughout the
state.
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RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE. R. l., Nov, IA hight
vote was polled In the i've Rhode rs1and
cities. Indications point to tho election
Of the Democratic candidates for mayor
in Providence, Newport and Central
Fails.
Woonsocket and Pawtucket are prob
ably Republican, they retaining control
OF the city councils in the 1--WE citiea also.
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IIlnorle IIon,s nloMn poMn.

NYACK, N. v, Nov. '-Thc 1T76
stone house Mt Tappan, was blown down
by tho wind this morning, This h tho
house where Major John Andre was i'm
prBonod ana from which he was taken
to hls execution ON October 2, t7td Il
was owned by Dr. stephens, OF Tappan,
ana has been visited by people from all
over the world
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10000 votes compared with those lhsi
yoar. The loss VII slightly benefit
Democrats,
DIES MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 2.-Chair-
man McMillin, OF the Republican conf
mittee, claims the state by from 1900
TO 10000 plurality. Chairman Walsh
makes no claims, but neither dooA he
make any concessions.
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nd admiration for their fellOw-olti-

and admiration TOT ther telloW-clIl-
zen.
After dinner the presidential party re-
ceived the early returns at me Day resi-
dence and at Q O'Clock was driven TO the
home q Mother Mckinley. At IL o'clock
the party drove 20 the special train N
waiting at the depot. All were greatly
interested In the returns and none re-
tired until a late hour, Returns from
the outlying districts OF Stark county IN
dioate decided Democratic losses over
last year, more than counter6alanclng
Republican decrease In their cities, In
dtcatIons are that Williams, Snyder and
Jones, Republican legislators are elected
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TAMMANY'S TRIUMPH.

Van wycWs Plurality Nearly 10000.
Law Iluns sccm,d--"Iinss" Crokeris
Party MATES Clean sweep OF II In
GttHteF New York
NEW yoRE, Nov eat 7jO thls
evening Chairman Qulrr. Of the Rcpub-
llc1n county committee, said that he con.
ceded lhc election VI Van Wyok, and that
Low would beat Tracy In tho hurmrhH
of Manhattan ana the Bronx Ivy 10000
votes
AZ s.i6 tho ballots had hhcn counted In
900 Of tho 8Sg election dlslrlcH " tho
borOughA VI Manhattan and tho Bronx
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PORT HURON, Mich. Nov. 2.-Ev-
cry Republican candidate for city Of
fees was elected to-day by safe ma.
jorlties. Stevens, (Rep). for mayor.
has 2lS plurality over Wellman. (Dem.)
wellman had majoritles in only three
wards. Eight Republican and one
Democratic alderman are elected.
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RESULT IN OHIO.
BUSHNELL SAFE
And the Legislature is Confidently
Claimed by Republicans.
DEMOCRATS DON'T CoNCEDE
That Claim, and Maintain Chap
man is Elected.
THE RESULT WILL BE CLOSE

In Any Evsnt-Tho Fusion Ticket I'm
Hamilton Comfy sucess'fai byA Very
Large Plurality, hut nu'hnsl Puii'
Through All Rlght-ohiciAlS at Rspub-
scan headquarters Are coniiasnt ThA
III, Legislature Is saSs-Tho Result In
MARYLAND Ia In pOubt, with the PrOS-
meet That n Republican Successor TO
senator German wnI be chOIon-Iiaiti-
more Republican by $500.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Nov. 2.-Dighty-nlne pre-
ctncts OF the t2o in Detuit, give Maybury
CDem.). for mayor, sos majority; Thomp-
son, tDem.}, for city treasurer. $500 ma
jorlty; schmid (Rep,). for city clerk. u
elected by large majority.
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running ten per cent behind the state
ticket and the state ticket Is losing In
Cleveland an average OF 226 per precinct.
This detection wifi reduce the Republic
can plurality to close margin, though
II Is probable the Republican state and
probable that tho Republican state and
legislative ticlSets VIII be elected sufii-
Client returns arNh in to indicate that Re-
publicans wall carry Cuyhoga county,
Senator Hanna's home. by a meagre plu-
Faiity,"
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2.-The chairman
of the Republican committee comedies
the defeat OF Mayor Todd. Republican.
The first fifty out OF Hs precincts re-
ported to Democratic headquarters, show
q majority Of 1854 votes for Weaver,
Democrat for mayor
Reports received at etate Democratic
headquarters from sevouty-four pre-
clncts In the state, for clerk OF the court
of appeals, are az follows:
Bailey, Republican, 7.lA; Shackelford,
Democrat, G622; Hlndman, National
Democrat, 46S.
In the race for court appeals clerk. re-
ports from the state so far chow Shack
elford, Silver Democrat, far in the lead
OF Bailey, Republican. HindmaR, Colo
Democrat. is far IN the background.
In Louisville SO precincts give Shack
elford, silver Democrat, S,0i7; Bailey
Republican. 1860; Hlndman, Cold Dem
ocrat, 57s.
For mayor, 1O1 precincts out OF 17s,
give Weaver DEM, n majority of 2,1S7
over Todd, Rep.
FRANKFORT. KY, Nov. 2--Frank-
lin county goes Democratic by 500 ma
jorlty, and city by 200, n gain over Bryan
vote OF 600 in the county and 700 In the
city. Vote very Hight, Negroes kept
away from the polls or were crowded out
of the booths.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. "A con-
soryatlve estimate at II O'Clock tonight
places the majority OF Charles r. Wen
yer. Democratic candidate for mayor,
over George D. Todd, the present incum-
bent, Mt from 1000 TO $500 The entire
Democratic ticket IL undoubtedly elect
ed with him
There 10 no doubt about the constltu-
tlonal amendment carrying In Louis
vile.
Returns from the state aro mcagrd
and unofficial at this hour. These show
that Shuckciford, Silver Democrat
nominee for clerk OF the court Of ap.
pcals, If leading Bailey Republican
The National Democrat vote was light.
Trustworthy figures will DO late
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.-Returns from
the state are meagre and unofficial In
character. Up to l1:S0 p. m. nothing but
estimates have been received, but these
indicate that the Democrats may posi-
bly have majority on Joint ballot In the
assembly. which will insure the re-eiec-
ton OF Senator German.
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LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. p,-Nswspaper
reports from over the state tell of a fall
ing of in the vote and much scratching,
Tho new blanket ballot has caused some
confusion. Polls. closed at O'Clock and
the count did NOT begin until after that
time.
OMAHA. Nov, 2.-Twenty-stx pre-
cinets outside Of Douglas and Lancaster
counties. show not Republican gains OF
1876.
LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov. 2.--Addltonal
scattering precincts returns from small
towns and country precincts serve to
confirm earlier bulletins to the effect
that fusion haS carried in this state by
n greater plurality than was given
Bryan last year.
LINCOLN, Neb, Nov. 2.--NebrasiSS
to-day renewed her allegiance to fusion
by eiecting the three candidates on that
ticket by pluralities ranging from 10000
TO $4,000. Nothing like complstre 70
turns have been received or VIII be re-
celved tonight, but enough are in to
measure the result and indicate q
greater fusion victory than in the pres
idential year.
The State Journal (Rep.), on returns
from seventy precincts outside OF Lin
coin and Omaha comedies the defeat Of
the Republican state ticket.
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CANTON REPUBLICAN,.
Bu,hnslrs Piuraiity at the Home Of Pres
tdent MCKINLEY 387.

Canton gives Bushnell 3,t2l; Chapman
AHA, Holiday 90; Coxey 10; Dexter 8;
watkins igs; Richardson Q. Bushncll's
plurality, 3OI.
AZ 1910 President Mckinley loft his
mothers home TO vote lie was accom-
panied by Mr. George y. Trensc, edl-
Tor Of tho Repository II was i've
blocks Of walk 10 the Fulton street
polling place, precinct g, First ward,
which WaR iH carpenter shop. on The
way Judge Kicks nnd his old nolghbor,
Judge Mocarty, Joined the President.
Tfo entered tho precinct voting place at
1920
"WllInm Mckinley, sl5 Weat Tuscn-
rawaa street, No tGf," rood the cioriS
The rrrnldont was In tho booth one
minute and twenty seconds ana put his
oross on che blanket sheet Australian
bnilot with eight tlcltoia by candle
llghi, the curtain N tho booth resting
an his phauldor ana the PrtRldeHt bolng
within plain slnht ~ the crowd that
had gaiAertd. Entering nnd leaving hr
returned the HnluiatlonB Of all The olcc.
llun officers Aflor voting the President
took wHik about HamH af ihN Hlrrob
NJ Mn home city, doflng hlA hat IN re
Ply 10 The falulatlan OF people who
made many manifestations Of their love
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NkssAcRusRrrs.

BOSTON, Nov. 2.-For the second time
in two years this city, ordinarily strong
ly Democratic, gave substantial ma
1orAy TO Roger Wolcott. the Republican
candidate for governor at the state cleo
ton to-day. There was, however, a de-
eided falling OF In the vote for both can-
dldates and In this Wolcott suffered
more than Williams. Wolcott's vote OF
si,0e6 this year, shows a decrease Of oc
per cent from that given him laBt year.
while the Williams vote OF 24,boO elbows
less than 20 per cent decrease. :
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BOSTON, Nov. 2,-Returns from all
but three OF the % cities and So6 out OF
s2l towns indicate Republican plu-
rallty in Massachusetts, OF about sS,00o.
The legislature remains practically un-
changed.
BOSTON. NOV. with four-ffkhs Of
the vote Of the city in, the indications
are that woicott has carried Boston over
Williams BY abeu. 5000 ThisiS falling
OF OF 1900 from his vote last year, one
hundred and sixty -seven precincts out Of
1871 give woicott 27.Ss3; Williams. 3i,7ils
Everett, 2,sS6,
Returns from 100 towns In the state IN
dicate that wotcott's total vote will
probably be about 10000: williams
about 5000 and Everett between n.o0o
and i2.OoO. Woicott's plurality last year
was 1886
Two hundred md eighty cities and
towns complete exclusive OF Boston. give
Everett 1908; Williams. 36,252; Wolcott,
9l,s5s.
The same last year gave Prince 6,5s1;
williams. 1882: Wolcott, 145,52e,