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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
LEFT HER HUSBAND TO DIE.
THE WIDOW OF JACKSON JONES MAKES RE.
MARKABLE ADMISSION BEFORE
CORONER'S rT'Ry

At the Coroner's inquest in the case OF Jackson
Jones who committed suicide on Tuesday in Nc
Cormacks Hotel, at Hampstead the somewhat re-
markable admission was made by his widow that
she on the evening OF the suicide went to prayer
meeting, although she had suspected her husband
Of attempting 10 take his own life before sho ,ot,
the house When she returned her husband showea
signs OF poisoning, but the wife did not call a nhv
sician, because as she said her husba nd had often
acted IN the same manner to brighten her she
watched her husband until late at night fearing
mat ne might need attention. but when he r,
peared 10 be resting quietly she went TO bed Irpon
arising at o'clock in the morning she found her
husband dead ~''N 4N"iio Hei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
z. r. LADEW BUYS LTNDAJC

EDWARD p. LaGew. senior partner OF tho laa,b.r
nrn OF Fayerweathsr & Ladew. in East Houston
st. and vtce-pres!dent Of the United States Leather
Company. has just bought L!ndale the country
home q Louis T. Duryea, @: Brooklyn A. Glen
Cove. The estate borders on that already ovnsi
by Mr. Ladew. and called Eisinore by him MI
t~acsw oought Eltinore from the estate OF Samuel
L. H. Baldwin several years ago
MI Lacsw.s new property ovcrooks the harbor
from point near the steamboat dock nj Glen
Cove: TIE New-York zach, Club once tried 70
buy Il. $3.50 "''N W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
WOMANs UNION LEAGUE MEETING

The regular monthly business meeting Of the
Worans Republican Union League will be held at
the Johnston Building on Tuesday afternoon next
Al O'Clock An educational session will follow at
8ocioek. An address OIL "TLo Constitution OF tho
United states VIII be given by Dr. Fanny II
Oakley Mrs. Kate u. BosJwick Is president Of tbe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
Fancy China.

This line embraces thousands Of pieces for n. orna.
mentation of sd-boarj and china closet and alike
servceabe for the table. Couldn't begin to mention
one-quaner OF the articles. Here IS small Isl:
Hand-pant:d PLAQUES, / 90 instead Of 90.
Manicure Trsys, s5cts. instead OF 1853
Fern Dishes. ,5cts instead OF $50.
Comb and Brush Trays Scots instead OF 100.
Loving Cups, scots. instead OF 100.
Glove Boxes, 90 instead OF 200
Salad Bowls 66cts. instead Of so.
Chocolate Pots. ,5cts instead OF / %.
Chop Dishes scots. instead OF 80,
Pitchers, 25cts. instead OF 49cts
Tea Caddes, Cracker Jars. Fruit Dishes Plates and the
Ike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
SATURDAYS FOR NATURALIZATION

Judge Edward b. Thomas in the United State.
Court. Yesterday swore in b. Lincoln Benedict o
clerk Of the court. a United States Commits
sioner. The other Brooklyn Commissioners ar.
John j; Allen, John Oakley and Richard p Moria
judge Thomas announces that he will hold CON-,
on Saturdays FOR naturalization cases Ni'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
Another China and Cut Glass Episode
Newest Things retailed at carload prices.

The reorganization sales rebounds to the advantage
of our customers better than expected
Makers who wanted money quick wished keep idle factories
ming have made great SaCrCeS the benefits OF which
give to YOU The most modern pieces rich and elegant China Din
1er Sets Brac Lamps Cut Glass. Really notable collection
at half the prices which such goods be regularly sold Every
piece choice and attractive in itself aside from price event that viii
make the basement OF the most interesting places the store dur
ing this week. This list of course is brief one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
Brooklnn Advertisements.
AzazMMMA3M
Innings.

A full line Of Royal Lawns high colors for
use under organdies, SO inches wide
l21zcts yard.
Something New.
A light weight fabric, with silk finish for
underSkirts. Shot BalernoS SO inches wide
69cts yard.
Bed Spreads white crochet duilts
and scots. instead Of l.25
COmiOrtables. Extra quality full size Mar
settles patterns white cro-
Chef quilts. 1.19 instead OF l.5O.
SIlkallne oomiortables. Zephry tufted. 72x7s
IN, liz instead OF LAG,
Extra large hemstitched and
lo"eiS knotted fringe Huckaback
and towels, 25cts. each instead
TOweIing. OF 35cts.
Heavy Is inch linen roller tow
cling, 121actS. yard instead of l5cts.
All linen "a inch wide glass toweling, I5cts
instead OF 20cts. yard.
Linen roller towels, ~ and yards long
21ctS.. 33cts.. i0cts. and Acts each.
Linen Pantry towels, hemmed ready for
use 8 Tor S5cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
Newness in Tailor Made Suits.
At Bring to Notice Prices.

Every year add perfection these ready suits
The improved systems for making up these garments and assuring
stylish fit bids fair to drive the madeo-orde dreSsnaker rom he
field The workmanship perfect the cloths beautiful and attractive,
and fashionable Here $50 that introducing at special
price, in fact 300 less than later in the season.
AT TO- lined brown lined with fancy ehange0c
rIndv
Al English Checks Al "a OOSu
Scotch mixtures coat silk lined skirt lined with changeab
lined with pefcaine
Al 172 black or blue
lined with tea and 1000, and
braid,
fancy heVos black or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
BriC=a.BraC.

Vases, Figures and odd shape pieces in Royal Bonn,
Taplitz, WaTde Ware, etc. and some OF less expensive
wares One-hali to One-thrd prices.
English Vases made TO simulate more expensive makes;
the prices are Scots instead OF O0 75cts. instead OF
$50; 100 instead Of 2 90; $50 instead of 800; 800
instead of 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

One piece baste Kit suit trimmed with red and White
braid, also blue and pink fine gingham, : and 3 years
size at SO
Blue and pink gngham kilt suit box plated front tTlrl-
med with vide braid, and years at l.. '9 and lbs.
very pretty two piece kilt suit in fine gingham with
white pque collar, embroidery trimming, and
years at 225.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

1000 yards all silk printed Fouards China and Japanese
silks "a inch and 27 inches WIDE large variety OF de-
signs OF black, navy and colored ground, at 3octs.
yard
20 inch all silk figured novelty new goods, new
binations in neat small designs suitable for Misses
dresses at 49ctS. yard.
20 inch all silk Taeta checks and plads in the latest
color combinations, fine bright doth at 65cts. yard.
81 inch silk and wool MORE velour and changeable
popin for street and evening wear extra strong and
servoeabe cloth at 85cts. yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
Lamps all new.

A maker Of fine Lamps sends US his stock on hand to
sell At half prices Fine decorated Lamps, with globes
TO match All have centre-dait burners and detachable
oil pots
500 and 1880 lamps, $50.
II 90 lamps. 800.
10 90 lamps. 500
800 and 100 lamps, 45O.
500 lamps, 2.75.
800 lamps, l.5O.
Many other lamps Of various styles, mostly one Of Z
kind prices running TO $500, instead Of $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
Harbingers of Easter.

HarbingerS of Easter.
Paris has outdone herself in some of this
first newness in flowers. ribbons, untrm-
med straw hats, bonnets and turbans
Every steamer brings some daintneSS
which adds 10 the attractiveneSS of the
Spring styles.
UNTRIMMED STRAW HATS.
All the new Spring shapes in untrimmed
Straw Hats. Bonnets and Turbans. the
new braids and colors for ladies, misses
and children.
PARlS-MADE FLOWERS.
All the natural effects in flowers and
foliage, made to our order and imported
direct from the makers in Paris
NEW RIBBONS.
Fancy and novelty ribbons, exclusive as
sortmentS, not 10 be found elsewhere,
and special values in fine all silk nov
city ribbons 4 and inches wide, at
29ctS. and 4Scts. yard.
Silk and Cotton Waists.
$50 silk waists Of extra quality taffeta in
black, handsomely tucked, changeable
silks, satin stripes and new plaids, also
some very handsome black satin waists
in this lot. mostly shirt waist STYLE,
choice Of all 4.9S good value at 600 and
6.T5.
Good percale shirt waists in assorted plaids.
every seam bound, detachable collars
at Acts.
Choice Bingham waists, newest checks,
white linen detachable collar at 9Scts.
Fine Bingham waists in handsome new
plaids, LIS.
Choice Chambray and Madras, latest styles
at Leg, 1888, white lawn embroidered
yoke, at lbs.
COIOred PetticOats.
Extra quality black and changeable taffeta
silk pettcoats. umbrella shape, corded
ruffie and dust rufflc at sos, regular
price 19e.
Black sateen petticoats, umbrella shape,
deep flounce, some tucked, other corded.
oholce 9Scts.. regular Las.
r'ne Seersucker wash petticoats. good
stripes, umbrella ruftlc at 9Scts.
Wrappers.
A good lot Of percale and lawn wrappers in
medium. navy and mourning effects
made with pointed yoke of solid color 70
match, tight back. full skirts. exceptional
value at 9oets.. regular so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
Toilet Sets.

One hundred l2-pece Toilet Sets, Maddoek's best
English porcelain Handsomely decorated IN floral spays
IN Pink Blue. Yellow ard Green. Twenty patterns in
al Heavily stpped in gold. These sets are counted
tbc best yau. in the market at their regular selling
prices, $50.
Full size sets, compIst. with sloP jars, 5'5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
A Rug Opportunity.

All wool mats, 30cts.
Wilton Rugs 1.5o. regular price 2.25.
Wilton Rugs, 36x72. 2.75. former price 4.
Royal Administer Rugs 80 in. 80. 3.9s,
former price 600.
Several bales Of Antique and Modern rugs,
orientals at 500, go. 500. 1000 and
1880, excellent values.
Dining and chamber wool art rugs at 425,
6.75 and $50. New designs and color
ings.
Cottage hand made rugs 1.65. $50. 600,
. less than regular prices.
New weave Of Royal wilton rug, handsome
Persian styles, size Okla at 1000 best
value yet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
A Casualty in Toilet Articles.

Here number Of toilet articles, dsputng the quality Of
Them silver plated other sterling silver mounted on rich glass;
all less than half of stock prices the opportunity really
usual one and worth swapping not them however,
plated powder
mounted 4S, stock 69s
etays1
Mirror RfbG
Atorlus 90, omgy39 Sand4G mAado 1Sad295
House Decorations.
Simple things taStetuly selected and arsicaly arranged in the
home add CoeSS and Wha richness that money can't
Our upholstery department full OF economical suggestions we'll
the elaborate and expensive ones These mpethngs regards
price and yet beautiful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
Silk Worms Still Busy.

What millions of them kept in activity spinning for the
thousands of yards Of silks which pass counters every day
DanneSs itself the beautifully arranged color cobnaons stripes
varying widths of lavender green and white salmon blue and
white sap green blue and white Veonese green blue and white
numbeSs adjustments of checks and exquisite oved work. These
but few of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
House Decorations.

200 IRISH Point pillow shams at Scots each WEI,
800 and 4 90 pair
lots ofwhe Irish Point curtains at 3 so and 80 pair
Exclusive designs in Nottingham curtains at l20, 40
10 pair
French Net lace edge curtains, at l 10 and 100 pair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
Mems and Bows Night Shirts.

Large and full all eed the yokes plated PACK il meek
bands good pearl buttons COOng the fancy eoIoueeS "u
every detail tasty and arlSoCratiC sizes II to ~ l1cbeS
AT 31CTS. AT 67ClS
Fancy wuma Fancy and
Gnshe long
AT 49CTS ,i. the plain white hanamai buttons
iesddre les
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
M'LAUGHLIN'S LAST FIGHT
HE AND HIS LEADERS HOPE TO FORM AN
ALLIANCE AGAINST TAMMANf.

Az ATTEMPT TO HUMBLE CROKER WITH l"N
IDEA or SECURING BETTER IEH"'-
MATE VICTORY OF THE MANHATTAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

1000 yards q inch black Japanese silk bright strong
cloth, exceptionally good value at 39cts. yard.
500 yards black satin Duchessc, wonderful good value
very desirable for full costumes at 4Scts. yard.
500 yards "a inch black brocadc India silk, in large
variety OF new and desirable patterns at S9cts.
300 yards 90 inch black Tacta exceptional strong and
serviceable quality tor full dresses at 69cts. yard.
$50 yards 23 inch black Satin Duohesse bright hand
some CLOTH special good value at 75cts. yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
Opening the doors of Spring.


cheerful the
e mpetuo appreciate her tenderness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
Made=tO=Order Clothes.
How to reduce your Tail0r'S Bill.

There who have felt the economical force OF our M0a
Tailoring Department. and there some who 90 not eaz d
hev can get fashionable dO-orde clothes from us SAVING
about 5Oo6 particularly good time to inspect this department.
for our new Spring cloths ready and an endless Vare Oh uI
there is Every convenience here that you ind with the regular
Merchant Tailor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

White kilt suits in one piece sailor collar trimmed WIKI
plain braid, and years at 225
very handsome two piece kilt suit in wnNe Pqu',
sailor collar trimmed with fine insertion, ana sans
edged with fine embroidery. and 3 years at Tvs
Dark blue all wool cheviot sailor Kilt suit two pee,
trimmed with black silk braid, and years at $40.
Three piece MILDLY Kilt suit in dark blue ehewot, very
dreSsv. stylshY trimmed, and 8 years at 39s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
How
to Shoe
the
Children.
Small Wares.

Bias Velvetine binding, yards. 7cts. piece.
Bias Velvetine binding. wide. yards. l2cts.
piece.
Shawl pins, all Sizes Let. and Gets. dozen.
Fancy silk betting. ~ yards scots. piece.
Fancy bone casing 8 yards l0ots piece.
Fancy bone casing. yards Sets. piece
India tape, 1 pieces, assorted, Acts. bunch.
Diamond Skin: forms, 69ctS. each.
Steel scissors, all sizes, 35ctS. and 23cts.
pair.
Razor Strops, assorted styles, 25cts. and
35cts. each.
80 gross pearl shirt buttons, Tets. dozen in
stead Of l0cts.
20 gross white pearl buttons, 2 and holes,
Is to 26 line. l5cts. and 2Octs. card of 2
dozen.
40 gross white pearl buttons, carved ball,
20cts. card of2 dozen.
30 gross Natural Pearl buttons, IS to 80 line.
69cts. dozen instead of 2.lS and 2.9S
dozen.
Section c. extreme rsas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
HOusefurniShings.

HOusefurnishings.
These price benefits are in the
basement, where great improve
mentS are adding interest and ad-
VantageS to the shopper every day.
Jap. Bath Tubs, extra heavy, Scots. were 1876
Glass lined Salt boxes, 15ot,, were 50cts.
Fancy Japanned trays, all sizes, 25c,s were Scots, to
Japanned dust pans, Gets, were l2ct,.
NIckeed gas torches, l0cts.. were l9cts.
Palm Leaf hampers, l.9s. were 800 to 45O.
Medicine cabinets, u price.
Hanging paper racks, 4 price
Nickeed trimmed tea pots tiles. cake stands. perp.r
mills and pen trays. i price
Pearl agate tea pots, 35cts., were Soc
Losers Carpet Sweepers, l.9S were 24S
Enameled salt boxes l0cts, were 39cts.
Arnold SterllzcrS, / so were 2 80 to 60
How We have shoes for children that
TO Shoe will wear about as long as
the grown peoples shoes. Ali feet
rL:,J-. can't wear the same shaped
e''''u' Gill; shoe comfortably. We have
shoes for all feet, fit them to the feet and
that's one reason why they wear so long.
Chidren's Vici kid button shoes, 1.5O and
10.
Childrens Dull Dongola button shoes LIS
and 200.
ChlldrenS patent leather button shoes, LIS
and 200.
Misses sizes, 2.75 and 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
New Clothes for the Boys.

Clothes that fit properly, like well made machinery W!l wea
longer and give just much better satisfaction than the III g @
poorly made Our boys clothing department we'll worth VISIT e
pecay with Spring things We can TT your BOY win oeSS
and eviceabe clothes for very little money Come and see u.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
Optical Goods.

Nickel Plated steel spectaeles, with angular FONTS,
swelled bridges. straight temples and best qual'y
peroscopic lenses at 70, formerly 90
Gold plated spectaclcS and eye glasses, four direie"
styles with good quality French Lenses ooets, 'o'-
mrTly 100. r
Gold plated eye glass CHAINS with patent holder. plan
or chased, l5cts., regular prize 25ets
Eye shades. Whites patent. 15ctA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
1898 Spalding Bicycles, 5000.
Sole Agents in Brooklyn.

The Spadng of the very few wheels that sold all through
the of 1897 at $4,000 The makers guarantee the 1912 WIe
be the best they have made Only quality ana tha c
best you pay than 5000 for any cham Wnee MADE except
you simply paying for expenses which nave no place Ill e
bicycle business Of to-day. 80
hwhee.
~ '
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

A full line Of Royal Lawns, high colors 70
use under organdies, SO inches wild,
l2Ilcts ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

Steel belt sets, mounted on silk velvet oeIt'
ing, with clasp and slides LIS.
Steel belt sets, mounted on elastic beItln8'
with clasp and slides, Lie.
Steel belt clasps, 59ctS
Jeweed belt clasps large assortment, 0sets'
S9ctS. 9Scts
In IeWelrv DEPARTMENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
Something New.

A light weight fabric, with a silk finish 70
underskirts. Shot Balernos SO inches wild
69cts yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

Bed sets 10 match 3 90 G. 90 and 100
large assortment OF white and oolored figured an,
DOT muslin curtains, at 90 and /. 80 pair
Additional coors in "a inch Tapestry covered sofa Pill
lows, At 100. % and so each. Beautiful Palm
bf decorating
Daily camera., 1898-11-10
~
Rowes13rnIhersan Jail,

The two Rowe brothers, the escaped
convicts who were yesterday capture d
while asleep in Berkley's cabin, near
Nederlaud, by Sheriff Thompson and
Capt Jones, are now in the county jail
They state that Cassaidy lett the jail
fifteen minutes ahead of them and they
did not see HIM again. The two men
state that they proceeded west on Spruce
street after leaving the Jail. went over
the hill at Red rock and later went up
the canon. They were tired of lodging
and made no resistance when recaptured.
1t is believed by the officers that Boucb-
Ell and Baptiste are still hiding in the
same locality as The Rowe men were.
Daily camera., 1898-11-10
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

DR.. Allln has charge of the chapel this
week and is giving the students some
very interesting talks.
Yesterday afternoon at I:I5 devo-
tional meeting of the Y. w. G. A. oc-
cured.
On Friday afternoon from 400 to 600
at the home of Prof. Ira M. DeLong,
Mrs. DR.. Alln and Mrs. DeLong will re-
ceive all the young ladies of the Wom-
ems League.
DR.. Brackets lecture for next Friday
evening at 7 o'clock will be entitled "An
Epic Without WoSds." The creation,
redemption, and judgment of Michael
Angelo and the Frescoes in the Sistine
chapel,
The dedication of the new hospital
will occur on the 10Th OF November.
An elaborate program of exercises has
been prepared. Addresses will be de.
livered by prominent citizens from vari
Gus points in the state, including the gov.
ernor. The exercises will take place
in the gymnasium.
There is an abundance of good feel
| ing at the university over the excellent
work done by the foot ball team Tues.
day. At chapel yesterday morning the
team was given many hearty rounds Of
applause and President Baker took oc-
scasion 10 remark that the university was
entirely satisfied and highly gratifed at
the work the boys have done. The line
| is learning to hold we'll and the sub
backs show an exceptional acquaintance
with the fine points in the game. There
are many less apprehensions concerning
the Golden game than there were a
week ago. While Chase cannot play il
is thought that John Rogers will be put
at end, Joe Rogers at quarterback and
probably Thayer at right half back. Thi:
will enable the Varsity to put up 4
strong game against Golden. The game
on Saturday in Golden promises to be
the mest interesting of the intercollegi
ate series and a large crowd Of rooter.
Twill 20 by special train from Boulder.
Daily camera., 1898-11-10
Judge Secnr Resigns.

Judge Secor handed in his resignation
as county judge to the mmissioners to.
day, but as Mr.. Patton was called home
to Gold Hill bv the news of the burning
Of his home tt ere, no action was taken
today. 1t has been naturally supposed
that the candidate elected Tuesday
would be the appointee of the board to
succeed Judge Secor at once, but &C.
cording to Commissioners Burch and
Willis this is not the fact. A petition
was being signed by the Boulder bar to,
day asking that Judge. elect JOS. 7. At
wood be appointed to fill the unexpired
tenn and it is probable that the com
missioners will change their minds and
comply with the terms of the petition.
Daily camera., 1898-11-10
OWen-PetersOn.

Mr.. Will c. Owen and MISS Minnie c
Peterson were united in the bonds o.
matrimony by the Rev. MIR. Wilcox Of
the sanltarium in Denver today. The
ceremony took place in the parlors oI
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Hartman at noon
Both Mr.. and MRS. Owen are we'll known
in Boulder, the latter having acquired
her education here and went through the
preparatory school and college depart
ment OF the university. The bridal party
went over from Boulder this morning
and was accompanied by Mr.. Peterson
and Miss Jones. They will return to-
night and establish themselves at house
keeping here. Their many friends wish
tor them future happiness and success.
Daily camera., 1898-11-10
Miohaelangslo's Paintings

The tenth entertainment in the 7
o'clock series, will be an illustrated lee.
ture by DR.. Brackett, on the frescoes on
the ceiling of the Sistine chapel. The
days of creation, the prophets. sibyls.
the deliverances of Israel and the an.
cestry Of Christ as depicted by Michael
angelo in nearly 400 figures will be shown
] by the stereopticon.
Daily camera., 1898-11-10
WHAT BOULDER DID.
The Way the Fusionists Carried the Day In
This County.

The Way the FusioDists Carried the Day In
This County.
With only three precincts to hear from
the totals of which could not change the
result one way or the other more thar
twenty FIVE votes. the results are as fol
lows;
For Congress-Shafroth, f, AHA
Hartzell, r, 1904.
For Governor-Thomas f. 3,84o; VOL
colt. r, 1922.
For Observation-Disclosures, f, 2,
I65; Drumm. f, 2,25I, Byron. f, 2.22o
Clark, p, l,762; Stradley, p, l,74o; Tevis
p, 1850; Hoover, r, I,7oe; Keyes, r, 1,495
Yates, r, 1873.
For Judge-Atwood,f f, 7.2Io; Camp.
bell, r, 1871: Duncan, p, 1882.
For Commissioner-Butler, f, 1900;
Kiteley, r, LOS McCaslin, p. 1875.