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NO. 7s.

locked up Later no was arralgncd In
court and pleaded not guilty and was
bourd over in 1890 bonds In default OF
which he was removed 70 jail.
Nine. Obelia Dis De Bar his asso-
clats In the management Of the head
quarters Of the cult, spent the latter part
Of the night and morning in scurrying
around trying to secure bail, but without
mccess Thursday was the date set for
tho trial Of FOulke Oficer Loring says
that the case Is the worst which has
ever been called to his attention.
"oficer smyth and myself" said Lor-
ing. have been Spending a good deal
Of time for mora than a year obtaining
evidence and before we have dropped
tho matter a horrible state Of affairs
viii be brought to light We have been
watching Foulks and a number Of other
theosophists At Onset bay for a long
time, but not until last night were we
able to make the arrest. When we de-
clded on the move we went TO the tenn
VlS an ~ OuF 5HEpIlHo We lOunu INK
Foulke and Mime. Dis De Bar had their
goods packsl and were in readIr ess to
leave the place. We preferred only one
charge against Foulke but we have suf-
hcient evidence to convict him on three
counts and will lay all Of Il before the
grand Jury. II Foulke were the only
person against whom we had the most
startling evidence Of immortality the casa
would not be so bad. but before we get
through some fifty theosophists will be
brought into court"
! The news has made sensation IN tfis
section. Some time ago the theosophists
renounced FouIke and refused 10 have
anything to do with his beliefs OF his
claims to leadership Since he has been
working with Nine Dis De Bar and
other spiritualists to organize the new
cult. One OF the plans with the new
moyement was to open a sanitarium with
accommodations for 30 patients. He Is
a native OF Philadelphia and at cne time
was a real estate broker and a lawyer
with a practice paying $4,000 year.
which he gave UP in 1891 to go into
theosophy
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GEORGES SHOWING THIN.

New York. Nov, ?-whatever might
have been the result had Henry George
survived the campaign, the elections
from the earliest returns showed that the
substitution of son for the father as a
mayoralty candidate of the Thomas JEFF
ferson democracy had proved failure
from any but the sentimental point OF
view. In fact, Georges candidacy had
made but a beggarly showing. scarcely
fvo per cent. of the vote in New York
city having been cast for the son Of the
author Of Progress and Poverty" Tie
George vote suffered by the failure Of the
supervisors of election TO supply a large
number OF precincts with pastors 10 at
tach to the voting papers. The law re-
quires that in the event of death of a
candidate before the date Of election and
after the voting papers have been print
ed, there shall be printed and supplied
TO each precinct pastors upon which Ii
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INTERESTING DECISION.
Doctors Must Give Expert Testimony
without Pay.


Springfield. ILL.,. November "A decis-
ion which has just been rendered by the
supreme court in the case of Dixon VS..
The People. is of great interest to pro-
fessional men who are called upon to
give expert testimony In the courts. DR.
J. y. Dixon. OF this city, who was called
as an expert witness in a personal injury
case against the city. refused to testify
unless he was first paid a reasonable
fee for his services claiming that his pro
fessional opinion was his property and
could not be taken away from him eX-
cept bye due process of law as provided
in the state constitution. Judge Creigh-
ton ruled against him and fined him for
contempt. The court held that his pro
fessional knowledge was not property in
the meaning OF the constitution. and that
in exercising the right of the court 70
summon witnesses and compelling them
to testify. no distinction could be made
between kinds of knowledge. To all such
distinction would defeat the ends of
justice. The finding of Judge Creighton
is upheld by the supreme court.
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OHIO IS IN DOUBT
But q Republican Governor Is Surely
Elected.
ELECTIONS n OTHER STATES
Massachusetts,. Iowa MARYLAND nad South
Dakota Republican rfoyidsass aud
Detroit Democratic
n OTHER STATES

New York. Nov. 3.-Tammany's victory
In tho nrnt municipal election In Greater
New York Is sweeping one. The only
question remaining 20 DO scl,icd at II
o'clock ~ tho size Of the plurality by
which the entire ticket. headed by Rob-
or, vaa wyck. has carried the giant mu-
/, can scarcely be less than
q. 90 and may DO larger than that
Van wyck has pollcd a vote which
falls possibly poco under the combined
votes Of General Tracy republican. and
Seth Low. citizens union. The latter was
successful TO tho extent OF polling an az
grcgato vote tn excess OF the 10000
pledged or implied by the signatures OF
tho p~,i,ion upon which he became the
candidate or the indepcadent movement
Al tho outset he offered 90 Join hiads
with the republican party organization
In concerted cnort 10 exclude TammaHy
from power In the greater city 10 come
into bclag on January !. 1895 The oner
was declined ON the ground tha, In such
a movement the republican organization
would participate only colncldentary
with the other party to the compact, ana
tho citizens union on the other hand
refused TO recall Its nomination Of Low
In order that the form OF selecting can
didato might be carried out eonjoinly
with tho republican organization.
On the Sty ticket with Judge van
wyck. bird $, colcr is elected controller,
Asa Bird Gardner. attorney. and Ran
dolph Guggcnhelmer. president OF the
municipal council Charles 5, Fairchld,
who was secretary OF the treasury under
Clovcland's first term. and who tho citi-
zens' union put up for controller. did not
hold pace with Mr.. Low. Ashbel Fitch.
originally republican ana afterwards
democratic member OF congress from the
Tammany district OF this city. was the
republican nomAoe for controller. He Is
defeated by about the same vote as the
head Of his ticket He was nominated
with General Tracy In recognition OF the
services he rendered as gold standard
democrat against the democrats who had
accepted the l6 to plank Of the Chi
oago platform.
Coler, the successful candidate is new
to public life. Charles Dayton. late post.
master, who was nominated for con.
troller on the George ticket, polled prae-
tically half as many votes again as were
given to George. The executive branch
OF the city government is Tammany-
democratic. II Is double-headed body
one branch being the municipal council
consisting OF the president and sS mem.
bers, and the other a board Of aldermen n,
comprising 50 members.
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DEMOCRATS CLAIM IT.

Columbus. Nov. AIT 70 o'clock Chair
man McConville made this statement:
81 claim the legislature as democratic
by safe majority in both branches end
the entire state democratic ticket is cleo
ted by a good plurality"
Ono dundred and fifteen precincts out
side OF Hamilton and Cuyahoga counties
give Bushnell 1854. Chapman 1899.
Returns from 2l5 precincts outside OF
Hamilton and Cuyahoga counties give
Bushnell ti72 majority, a democratic
gain OF 2.sSa. This rate OF gain would
give Bushnell 1900 majority.
Three hundred and fifteen precincts.
more than one-tenth Of the state. shows
42oa majority for Bushnell against I7So
for Mckinley
Forty precincts outside Cuyahora and
Hamilton counties civc Bushnell 237
less than Mckinley and Chapman co
less than Bryan.
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STARTLING FACTS.
Theosophlsts Foulke and Dis De Bar Ar
rested in Massachusetts,.

Chicago. November "A special to the
Record from Onset bay. Massachusetts,.
says:
The arrest and casting into prison Ct
Henry b. Foulke, who has posed as the
leader Of the theosophists and spiritual
lists of this country. has revealed an
appalling condition Of affairs. The COM
plant against Foulke is made by agents
of the Massachusetts, Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children, who
avow that the investigations Of a month
past warrant the arrest OF fifty others
Of the new cult here and they say that
warrants win be applied for at once.
Foulke was taken into custody at his
cottage here which had been the temple
Of the self-proclaimed theosophlsts. The
arrest was made by Officers Lorlng ard
smythe Of the complainant society and
the prisoner was driven to wareham and
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STILL WANT NEW LINE,
The Situation in San Francisco Explained
by the Merchants.

San Francisco. November 2.-The gen.
eral committee Of the Msrhcants'Freight
ing Association has appointed subcom-
mittees to wait upon wholesale grocers.
dry goods merchants and manufacturers
and jobbers OF wooden and willow ware.
to ask their aid in the movement to
secure cheaper transportation to coast
points. 1t is not the desire of this or
ganization, says one OF the leaders. to
wage commercial war against Los An
geles and Portland. Tacoma and Seattle.
but to combine the commercial interests
Of the coast against St. Paul, st. Louis.
Omaha. and Chicago houses, which. with
the assistance OF the railroads. are taking
the trade from the center where II nat
urally belongs. More than $4,000 has al
ready been subscribed to further the work
Of the association.
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FEELING IN LONDON.

London. Nov 2.-The afternoon papers
published columns Of matter today de-
voted to the municipal election Of Great
or New York, The opinion Is expressed
that Judge Van Wyck will win. TIE
charge made frequently that English
papens 10 not devote enough space to
American affairs is untenable.
Tho St. James Gazette points out that
Yesterdays elections in England are
overshadowed by the election in America.
Thousands ST Engllshmen who are IA
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BUSHNELL RE ELECTED.

Columbus. Nov. 3.-since midnight the
following Is given from the republican
headquarters:
Il think Bushnell has been re-elec ed
by from 1900 to 1900 plurality. We
have elected a OF the 100 representa-
tiyas. and Il OF the 2G state senators for
certain. assuring us Of Il votes on a Joint
ballot 20 being necessary TO elect a SEN
ator. We have twelve doubtful coun-
ties unheard from. In which We expect
10 elect l2 more republicans. There are
about three doubtful renatorial distric s
unheard from with FIVE state senators to
be elected. and from which we will GER
tainly elect three senators. We claim
the election OF the entire republican
state ticket and a majority In each
branch OF the general assembly.
GEORGE X. NASH. Chairman" :"
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COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany. Nov. 2.-The estimates Of votes
for chief Judge OF the court Of appeais.
based on returns from New York, Kings
and Queens counties, lead to the belief
At o'clock that Parker. democrat, Will
come up 70 Harlem with oo.o00 plurality
and that Wallace. republican. can hardly
meet him with enough votes from the
ttats 20 win. as tho republican plurail-
ties given Black last year are about cut
IN two.
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EUGENE WILSON.

DR.. Darrin will remain at the Occident
hotel Astoria, until further notice. and
will In the future treat all durable
chronic and private cases with office or
home treatment at the rate of $ week
or in that proportion of time, as cases
may require The poor treated free. ex-
cept medicines, from to 10 a. m. daily.
Patients able to pay. from 10 a. m. to
p. m. Evenings. to s. Examinations
free 70 all
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CRoKER's ESTIMATE

New York, November 2.-The World
says:
Richard Croker. boss OF Tammanv han
says he would not be surprised If Van
Wyck's plurality would reach 10000.
I am sure" he said. Low and Tracy
combined viii not have 10000 votes IN tba
noroughs Of Manhattan and the Bronx.
Van Wyck will carry Brooklyn by 15OOo
certain I will be greatly disappointed
II MS plurality in New York county Is
not more than 75.cOO"
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IOWA REPuRLICAN.

Des Moines, Nov. 2.-Returns from
about one-fourth of the zoos precincts Of
the state show that the republican piu-
rality will he about 17OOO. These returns
are from all parts of the state. including
both city and county precincts, and it is
believed that the ratio established there
will be substantially maintained The
returns at hand give the senate Sc re.
publlcans, IS democrats. and 5 in doubt.
OF the house. probably IS out Of the 100
will be republicans, leaving them safe
working majority In both houses.
A. 10 o'clock the Register. republi-
can, claims Iowa for Shaw. republican,
by 1900.
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MAHER AND RYAN.

New York, Novemper 2.-Peter Maher
and Tut Ryan. the Australian heavy
weight have been matched for 20 rounds,
The hackers Of the men posted slN0
forfeit to guarantee their appearance in
the ring. They will fight within SIX
weeks for the largest purse offered II
Maher wins he will challenge Goddard
and sharkey and If he wins from them
he will again challenge Fltzslmmons.
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MARYLAND REPUBLICAN

Baltimore, Nov. 2.-The repuh,icans
nave elected their municipal ticket IN
Baltimore hy majorities ranging from
1000 to 6,Ooo but the state ticket is In
doubt and there is no reason for beIlev-
Ing that the democrats have carried tbe
legislature and that Senator German
may succeed himself. A conservative
estimate on partial returns indicate that
the democrats will have 60 votes on Joint
ballot while the republicans will have &
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wALLAcE's CHANCES.

New York. Nov. 2-Estimates made on
the basis OF the returns received up to
7:so. In IS counties out OF 81 In the state
(outslde OF Greater New York; indicate
a plurality or asiH for Wallace. repub-
lican. The same counties In 1926 gave
Palmer a plurality Of aiH for secretary
OF state, and In 1896 gave Black. republi-
can. a plurality Of 10000 for governor
Low AHEAD OF TRACY
New York Nov. e-7:D p. m.-Chair-
man Quigg Of tho republican county
committee said he conceded tho election
of Van wvck ard that Low would beat
Tracy IN tho boroughs ~ Manhattan and
Bronx by aooo0 votes,
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OHIO REPUBLICAN,.

Columbus. Ohio. Nov. 2.-The result In
Ohio Is so Gloss that II may require an
oficial count 10 determine the result,
especially on the poiitlcal complexion Of
the legislature Republicans and demo-
Gratis arc both claiming the state and
the legislature with such persistence that
II will require an official count. at least
10 get one or the other 20 concede de-
feat. Incomplete returns indicate the
election Of the republican state ticket
by from 1000 to 1900 but the result on
the Legislature is so close that no DEFINITE
figures can bo given out tonight.
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MASSACHUSETTS

Boston Nov. 2-Returns from all but
three Of the thirty-three cities. ard So5
out OF the Sei Gowns. indicate a repubIi.
can plurality In Massachusetts, Of about
$500 The total vote for,Wolcott tho
republican candidate. will be about 1ss.
600; for Williams, democrat. 7ScOl and
Everett national democrat. about 1900
The legislature IS largely republican.
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PARKER ELECTED

New York. Nov, 2-The Indication are
that tho democrats have small ma
jority In the state assembly. State sem
ators were not elected Other estimates
give the republicans majority In the
assembly Of r, Estimates OF the major
''y Tor Parker for the court OF appeals
ranso all the way from 5000 to 5ooo.
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MIDNIGHT ESTIMATES

New York, Nov. 2.-The estimated vote
Of Greater New York for mayor Is as
follows: Van Wyck, 2SS752; Low. 1Ie-
S2i; Tracy loOaS; George. 9O.9S6. Van
Wyck's plurality, S692l.
The plurality Of Parker. democrat for
judge Of the court of APPEALS. is esti-
mated at 5000
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KENTUCKY.

Louisville. Nov. "A conservative es-
innate places the majority Of c. E.
Weaver. democrat, for mayor, over G.
G. Todd, present incumbent, at from
1000 to $500. The entire democratic ticket
is undoubtedly elected with him. There
Is no doubt about the constitutional
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PARKER AHEAD.

New York. Nov. 2-Estimates made on
returns up TO p. m. In p counties out OF
81, IN the state outside OF Greater New
York. Indicate pluralitics OF 1896 for
Wallace, Five hundred and nifty districts
out Of sS3 In tho borough Of Manhattan
and tho Bronx, give Wallace H.lOO and
Parker e7.51a
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ESTIMATED FIGURES.

New York. Nov. -Four hundred elcc-
ton districts out OF $50 In the borough
Of Manhattan and the Bronx. give Tracy
a.Gls: Van wyck GoO5C; Low. "a 81;
George. 5l29. Five hundred election dis
,rcts out OF $50 In the borough Of Man
haitian and the Bronx give wallace ~
bs7: Parker. s75s.
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TAMMANY WINS NEW YORK

mlliar with tho personalities Of Low.
Van wyck and Tracy. are entirely ig-
norant Of the fact that their own local
rulers were changed Ia the course Of yes
terday, as the account Of the English
elections Is only TO be seen In obscure
corners Of the English papers.
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A GRATEFUL PATIENT
From South Bend Recommends Dr. Dar-
RMS Treatment-Extracts From
His Letter.

81 received your letter and could have
answered long ago. but I wished to give
myself time to see II the cure was perm
anent. Some people told me as soon as
the effects of the electricity was gone
would not feel amy better than was
before you treated me. I am very happy
to say I am almost cured and think 1
will get along nicely without any further
treatment. II you wish you can use my
name. Refer any one to me at South
Bend, Wash Yours gratefully.
EUGENE WILSON.
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NEBRASKA FUSION.

Lincoln. Neb., Nov. 9.-Nebraska today
renewed fusion allegiance by electinr 2
candidates on that ticket by plurali,les
ranging from 10000 to 25,OOO. Nothing
like complete returns are in. or will be
tonight, but enough are in to measure
the result and indicate a greater fusion
victory than in the presidential year.
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VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC.

Richmond. Nov. 2.-The democratic
state ticket Is elected by about 5000 or
D.ODO majority and the democrats have
two-thlrds Of the delegates and four
Gfths Of the senate
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DETROIT DEMOCRATIC.

Detroit. Nov 2-TOday's municipal
election resultsd In a decisive victory for
the head OF the democratic ticket. Mayor
Maybury. Returns up to midnight win
but three precincts lacking. give May
bury 2.iOO plurality over Black. republi-
can. ,,.
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PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia, Nov. 2.-complete returns
from all wards In Philadelphia show
plurality Of 7i.i09 for Beacon. republi-
can, for treasurer. The rest Of the re-
publican ticket has approximately the
same plurality.
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THE GRAND TOTAL.

New York, Nov. 9.-Following Is the
grand total of votes received by the
three leading candidates for mayor, COM
plete returns having been received from
all districts; Van wyck. 2S51Sl; Low.
14S,5iS; Tracy, 1Oi.S2s. Van wycks plu
rality, SG66S.
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CINCINNATI.

Cincinnati. Nov. Judge Rode. repub-
llcan member OF the board OF elections
comedies the election of the entire DEM
ocratic fusion ticket in Hamilton county
by 400 majority.
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CONCEDED BY THE PRESS.

New York. Nov 2.-The Press, a
s,auneh supporter OF Tracy and the
straight republican ticket comedies the
election OF Van wyck by 1000 plurality.
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amendment carrying Louisville. Returns
from tho state are meager and unofficial
but they show that shackleford, for
clerk Of the court Of appeals. Is leading
Bailey, republican.
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BUFFALO.

Bunolo' Nov. 2,-Dr, Dlehl. democrat
was elected mayor by 6OOOo. The demo-
Gratis also elected their city ticket.
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ROCHESTER, DEMOCRATIC

Rochester. n. Y, Nov. 2.-The entire
democratic city ticket is elected.
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A Sweeping Victory in All Pre-
tinctS for Van WyCk.

printed tho name Of the original nom
inee
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Mexican Railroads,

Charles H. Clark of the Hartford
Courant, now travelling in Mexico,
writes: Gone custom prevails on this
road that The Courant has long urged
for Connecticut Wherever they kill a
man they put up black cross. You see
them all along the road; here l, there
3; at one spot are IA. Take Connecti-
cut. with its LOO grade crossings and
its annual butcheries, and before long
we would have such an array of crosses
that the grade crossing would have to
go. Here, of course, the road is the
rarity. No fence pens in the railroad.
If anything is on the track, the engine
removes it. A train hand told me that,
one trip being late, they hurried, and
in consequence killed three steers and
five burros in eight hours. All along
the track are skeletons stripped by the
turkey buzzards and whitened by the
sun. But cattle are as plenty as they
are big down this way"