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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-04-07
hocHE HARBOR NEWS BRIEFS,

hoCHE HARBOR NEWS BRIEFS.
Mss Flora Guard began teaching,
~0nosy, In the English Camp district.
me revenue launch Guard was in
putt Monday and spent the night here.
Mrs; y: H. Culver and children re-
Of t' Fs;a Monday from few days visit
"A number of the Sunday school
puplls are bling drilled to take part In
Ill appropriate Easter service.
br nMo more cargos of hay-over one
no.. tons-were cleared from this
p''' 'or Victoria, Friday and Saturday.
otb NO more cases Of German or any
WITH WIFI variety of measles have developed
sict sr,n lne past week, and very little
e'S VI any kind is reported.
retns ac Sandwith and daughter, jamie,
con u,mea Monday from trip to Van
sm. Iel island, having gone over in q
will VIZ; oHas 10 take Mrs. Sandwith, who
sb 1n VISIT ISL friends on the other side for q
comn brother of Mr.. T. r. Kaisey, the
inc bp ;n store keeper, has been max.
nae, nilh a most welcome and unex-
csnae visit for the past few DAYS. Hs
had ID nv alom Missouri and the brothers
Davis E Ut met for many years. Capt.
AVIS introduced them to each other.
a vi VT! Harrison returned Tuesday from
Sound WITH his parents near East
10 ioiu He expects to leave Thursday
viii an ms family in Seattle, where be
stood .gsage In practice. It is under
temno.nat he is to be succeeded here,
Red 0oa at least, by DR.. Hiatt, q
NiIliEina Iowa, brother of Mrs. Nc.
viii ILL. LARSON has ordered a bike and
thine SION begin to show the BOYS {
FriosS,o or two about riding. Charlie
we'll en mas hs learned to navigate pretty
and so VII MS brother-in-law's wheel
like,sSo IN bloomin' bike corporation 4
Of thy T., 70 get some of his money for one
soon a rtle two wheeled vehicles pretty
tons th hu II ne has one it's beans 70 buE
one too a"' MIS-. Erickson will have
ROCHE.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We, the undersigned, desire to ex-
zens OF San Juan island for the marked
respect 70 our evdec h1 wary f5s
large attendance at her funeral April
1st, alsou for their sympathy in our
bereavement.
Mr.. AND Mrs. f. III. NEwHALL.
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Redemption OfCOultyWarTants
ron SAN JUAN COUNTY.

Notice IL hereby given that all Warrants
drawn on the General County Fund Of
San Juan County Washington, up to and
including No. 68, series B, viii DO paid
on presentation. Interest ceases from ana
after this date.
Deted this 9th day Of April, laoa
AGO. void.
Frs urer San Juan County, Washingf0u.
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To euro Constipation Forever.
Take Cascsrets Candy Cathartic. lOc or 90
II c. c. c. fai! 10 cure, druEgists refund money.
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SUMMARY:-Mean temperature AZ.
Minimum temperat"re a on the 18th s.
Total precipitation 2.42-1O0 inches. Clear
days Z. Partly cloudy IA. Cloudy 10.
Dates of frost, light, 18th. Direction Of pre-
vailing wind, southeast.
Including rain, hail, sleet, and melted
snow.
I From maximum and minimum read
inRs. GEORGE GIBBS.
Voluntary Observer,
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets,
All Druggists refund the money If it fails
to Cure. q cents.
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Voluntary Observers meteorological rec
ord for month Of March, 1888. Station,
Orcas Island.
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Mr.. G. N. Culver, o: Point Law
renee, Orcas island, was in town on
business the first of the week.
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Rev. w. J. Dickson, of Anacortes,
spent day or 80 in the Harbor the
last of the week and was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Sitter.
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Heavy 8-ounce Riveted Overalls for
Men. all cotton and yard wide, for SO
cents, at the Blue Front Store.
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Master John Slattery, who has been
attending school in Fairhaven, is at
his home again for a few weeks, near
Point Lawrence.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-04-07

School opened here last Monday
morning with thirty-eight pupils in
the grammer grade and fifty in the
primary grade.
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Rev. Walter 8. Crockett, pastor Of
the First Christian church Of Whatcom,
preached in the Presbyterian church
here last Tuesday evening to . good
sized congregation.
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Born, on Saturday, April 2, to Mr..
and Mrs. e. HI. Nash, . son. Papa
Nash is so jubilant over the arrival OF
his son aud heir that he has been set
ting up the cigars in good shape.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-11-18

Chicago Nov. 9-Rcturns from every
county i'm the state Indicate the election
81 Wnittemore ,repj for state treasurer
by plurality Of nearly 5000. Few of the
returns are complete. The majority for
other republican candidates Will probably
exceed that for Whittemore. as he was
cut heavily IN Cook county. including Chi
cage Enough legislative returns have
been received 70 show that the lower
house Will b. democratic by six votes, and
the senate republican by about eleven
votes Ia Cook county. aside from con-
Eressuen. the entire republican ticket.
with possibly one or two exceptions. was
elected by pluraiities ranging from 300
70 bpeu The county was carried for Nc
kinley by nearly 1OO0
In Winnebago county Frank :. Regain
lrroD was elected to the legislature, the
first time In the history Of the state that
prohibition legislative candidate has
Won.
Chicago Nov. e-With but two pre-
cincts OF the congr. ssiOnal district to hear
from. Houtelle trep.l has plurality OF
over coo. and is elected by about 200 or $40
plurality. Returns from the Second con-
gressional district indicate the reelection
Of Lorimer trepl by plurality OF from
Loo to 1880. At republican headquarters
IL IS claimed that johnson lrep.l still has
fighting chance against Jctt dem in
the Eighteenth district late returns show
ing that Johnson had carried two hither-
TO democratic counties
Chicago, Nov. AT - m. the republic
can state central committee claimed the
election 81 johnson rep in the Eight
zenith district by $40 plurality.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Charles on. W. Va. Nov 9.--The cleo
ton Of johnson (dem) for congress ir
Third dis rict Is conceded by Houston
chairman OF the republican committee
DoNenor trep) Is elected in First district
The second and Fourth districts are
stlll in doubt, but are probably carried by
republicans. The state senate is republf-
ca n. and I ne lower house democratic The
vote on Joint ballot is still in doubt
Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. l0.-The repub.
hcstns have elected. two congressman in
West Virginia sure Dovener in the
First Wh eeing) 10y l,Seo majority ana
Freer In the Fourth by 1000 majority
Both parties claim the Second and Third
Mr. Dayton rcp) claims his election in
the second by S.l and Edwards rep.
ella ms goo in the Third
e. hairma Dawson OF the republican
state com Initiee last night claimed the
election OF seven republicans and six dem
Ocrats to I he state senate and 10 republi-
ca ns and 81 democrats to the house Of del
egates, With the hold-over senators this
will give the republicans ma lority or
joint ballot Of 10. and insure the election
OF the repu hlcan United states senator "a
successor TO Faulkner dem.
Chairma n Uhley OF the democratic com
mittee claims the legislature on joint bal
lot
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NEW YORK.

New York. NOV. s.-Revsed returns
make practically no change n those o.
Tuesday night. which showed NE sler'i ~,
"A plurality Of from Il, 900 10 2uvV over Az,
gustus Van " yck tdeml- As c0mpareu
with the election OF 1896 when Black de-
feated Porter this shows republican
loss OF from 10000 10 l95, 600 Roosevelt
came TO the Harlem river with leg'vy
plurality, and Van Wyck had but So,oVv
Ia Greater New York. with which 70 meet
It. The vote outside OF the city shows tnlt
Roosevelt lost 6',ooo as compared WIN WIN
smaller than Blacks. In the country ais
-ricts Van WICK ran about zIWp ana IN
the city about "a. 600 ahead OF Porter The
states congressional delegation will prob
ably stand. Is republicans TO II democrats,
democratic gain Of Il. In old New YORK
city Manhattan borough no republican
has been returned, and a notable ieature
" the election was the defeat. by capt
VIM. AstOr Chandler. OF Lemuel r. Cuigg
for congress in the Fourteenth district
where the former overcame a republican
plurality OF II, 400 two years ago, and won
by about 5000. The state legislature VIII
be republican on joint ballot By 81 votes.
tnsuring the eieC ton Of republican 10
succeed Senator Edward Murphy, Jr., on
the expiration OF his term on March g.
Ike The state senate will stand y re-
ILbliCAnS to 2 democrats. democratic
gain Of nine. The republicans will have
& members ~ The assembly and the dem
ccrats 6i- This IS republican gain OF
The vote II the state furnished several
surprises. ltoNl'SltFs tHr NOME 81 re
w Eldridge. commissioner OF public
works, gave Roosevelt only 40 plurality.
against 4. ls5 for Black in 1896. Rensselaer,
county. the home OF Gov. Black, gave
Van Wyck plurality or about 200. Black
carried IL by , 800. Roosevelt ran ahead
of Blacks igdres in Allegheny by COO and
In BrOome by I? 900
New York. Nov. 9-Practically complete
returns on the vote for governor IN the
entire state give Roosevelt CrepJ piu-
rality OF 1858.
The democratic plurality in Greater
New York was - 203.
New York. Nov. i0.-The latest figures
obtainabe show that Rooscvclts piurali-
gy in the state Is not far from 20 600. on
~ ten counties in the state gave Van
Wyck pluralities and they were all lOcali-
ties swayed by cities, as New York.
Kings Queens and Erie The falling of
sn Roosevet's plurality. as compared with
Blacks in 1886. is due TO a decrease in the
republican vote up the state Of 81. 90. and
n Greater New York OF q, 900.
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WILL CHANGE THEIR MINDS.
Pro-Spani-h Views Expressed by the Paris
Gauiofs Regarding the Disposition
OF the Philippines.

Paris, Nov. 1O.-The Gaulois says
1t is certain that the Spanish peace
commission will maintain the conten-
ton that all the clauses of the proto-
col must he faithfully observed by the
Americans, as they have been by the
Spaniards regarding Cuba and Porto
Rico. The Spanish commission holds
that no discussion on the Philippines
can be tolerated. and the soNereignt y
of Spain over those islands will he
IN aintai II ed. The rumors relative to
compensati ton are only simple hypoth-
esis at present. The attitude of Spain
ina the mater is quite simple namely,
before admitting the possibility of
any agreement in regard TO the archi-
pc lago, she exacts that the United
States recognize that her rights in
the Philippines are unassailablc
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For the present winter seaso on the Louis
vile 4 Nashville Railroad Company la,
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service OF Pullman Nestibulcd Sleepm,
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Ihomasvle, Ga, Pensacola, jacksonville,
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Florida. Perfect connection will be made
with steamer lines for Cuba, Porto Rico
Nassau and West Indian ports Tourist
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Passenger Agent, Louisville, Ky, for par.
ticuiars
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CALfFORSIA.

san Francisco. Nov. 9-Caifornia has
cleo ed a republican governor and prohn-
bly, the entire state ticket oy piuraiities
estimated at from 5000 TO 1000 Com
plete returns will not be In fJr - hours at
best, but the election or Henry Il. Cage,
republican. over aines q. Mcclure, DEM
swept everything before tn an and John
ID Spreckels. the California member of
the Republican ma iional cofsmittee.caims
the election OF six out OF seven congress-
men. There IL even some doubt regard
ing the election or Devrls tdem.), In the
Second district, who two years ago de-
$500, hut Deviies will probably win by a
small margin In the Fourth district, rep
resented FOR three terms by James O..
Mcguire. Kahn trep.) has been elected by
600 plurality over Barry dem, and
Barlow and Castle are probably defeated
foi reelection Va the Sixth and Seventh
districts respectively.
The congre ssi0nal delegation from Cali
fornia will he as follows: First district,
Barham rep.). second. Devries tdem.l
third Mctcalfc rep) fourth, Kahn trep);
seventh. Nsrdham tropD.
The republicans will nave large ma
jority In the leg stature, which Will. this
succeed Stcpnnn NJ White tdcm).
The fight Tor the mlyoralty Of San
4 Francisco has been eagerly contested. and
the result IS Vet uncertain The iudica-
4 lions are. however. mat James ID pheian
4 the present mayor. Will be reelected by q
I small majority
san Francisco Nov. lO.-T.css than hall
4 Of the vote ~ California has been count
I'd, but III complete precincts out Of 2 iJ
give Gage repl for governor $50 rlu
| fality Az this rate his vote will be 90.
I uO in excess ~ Mneuire's n IA reason
ably sure also that the republicans nav,
carried the. rest ~ the state ticket Will
the exception. perhaps, of secretary d
court The NDtc on these Is close witt
M chances IN favor OF the democratic
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Topeka. kas.. Nov. 9.-The election IN
Kansas II I'M doubt. with both sides claim-
ins the state by a small majority IL VIII
probably require the complete returns 10
decide the result.
Secretary Frank l. Brown 81 the re-
publican state committee makes the fol-
lowing statement.
mr.. stanieyi is undoubtedly elected gov
ernOr. as Is the entire state az ket Tho
v,slv,s A,ar1 i'"i ~ ~ '1.svS :" nm, sa'e
cin r's rep xe gains are rernarkable.
II the country precincts continue 10 show
Increases. the ticket viii be elected by
about tho M witty predicted by the COM
mttee last Saturday
Chirman Taylor OF the populist state
committee SAYS.
"Incomp!ett returns from an parts Of
the state would indicate that Lcedy and
the entire fusion ticket are elected ~ 81
90 plurality. Five populst congressman
curtis election IS conceded ny a reduced
majority.
Complete returns from shawnee county
except six small precincts. estimated.
give stanley trcpD majority 81 $50 over
Ieedy uusp. Morrill, 1repp carried the
county over Lecdy IN 1895 ~ 2,0SS.
The republicans show a net loss In the
city OF Topeka 81 2ao but made a gain in
the country precincts sufficient TO give
Stanley net gain IN the county OF 80
over republican majority IN 1870.
The republican state central committee
estimates Staneys majority in the state
al S.uoo and claim a gain ~ five republic
can congressman. the election of every
congressman In the state except Ridgeley
WOpD. in the Third. who may be re-elect-
ed The popuist state central committee
claims the result Is SO close that an Of
fetal canvass Will be necessary. but de-
clines To make any definite statement at
present on congressman or otherwise. ac-
counting for the delay by saying their
people were instructed 10 wait for COM
plete returns before making definite re-
ports
Topeka. Nas Nov. 9-John w Brieden-
thai ,popD, st1.e bank commissioners, and
eX-state chairman Of the POpulist state
central committee comedies Stanley (repD
for governor elected by COCO
Topeka. l<is.. Nov l0.-The latest re-
turns Indicate that the plurality OF stan
ley, republican candidate for governor,
will probably reach 1900 Taylor Riddle.
the populist state chairman. makes no
further claims and practically comedies
the defeat Of Vincent for congress in the
Fifth. and Of Jerry Simpson in the
seventh.
The republican leaders confidently claim
that Chester T. Long has defeated Slmp-
son in the Seventh. and that w A. Cal
derhead has defeated CONGRESSMAN Vim
cent in the Fifth. II those claims shall
prove correct Edwin r Ridgely, of the
Third district Will be the only populist
congress man from Kansas
The republicans elect two state sena-
tors, which gives them IL members In that
body. They also elect 81 representatives,
out OF l25 This gives them a majority OF
81 on joint ballot in the legislature. and
insures the election OF a republican state
printer.
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DELAW ARE.

Wilmington. Del. Nov. 9-Detaied re-
turns from Kent and Sussex counties are
sufficient TO show that the next legisla-
ture OF this state is almost surely repub-
lican in each branch. and certainly repub-
lican on Joint ballot.
According TO complete returns from the
state. with the exception Of few dis
tricts. the next legislature Will stand
Republican. 20, democrats. % The re-
pUblicans will thus elect "a senator to
succeed United States Senator Gray
tdemJ
Congressman Handy ldem) was defeat
ed by John Hoffccker Crepl by majority
that will not be less than 2.DQy
BY the same margin the republicans
elect Dr. L. Heisler Ban. state treasurer,
and John a. LirEo. state auditor. They
also elect their county tickets in each OF
the three counties. II was a clean repub-
hcan sweep.
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THE NEXT SENATE.

Washington. Nov. 9-The election re-
turns establish with certainty mat me
United states senate viii have republi-
can majority after March 4 next. The
present party division Of the senate Is:
Republicans l.. democrats, "a; populists,
O. silver republicans, ..
This was changed prior 10 Tuesday !
vote by n republican gain OF two, VIZ. Nc
Eomas, of Maryland. who viii succeed
German. and Simon. OF oregon, VINO Is
elected TO MI vacancy or the present
republican total OF 45 the terms OF seven
senators expire March 4 next, leaving -
hoi1-over republicans. To this number
the elections Of Tuesday add ten repuph-
cans surely, and three probably, makins
a total of IS, or two more than majority
over democrats, populists and silver re-
publicans There are Z democratic hold
over senator's and 10 this number Tues
days elections add four with certainty,
and one probably, giving a total 81 %
votes The populists and silver repupn-
can hOld-overs number ). and TINS was IN
creased by one. practically sure. I've
state legislatures appear 70 be mucn IN
doubt, viz. Nebraska, West Virginia, Mon
tsna. Indiana and Washington, anu are
aot included in figuring totals
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Milwaukee. Nov s-Election returns re-
ceived Up 20 "a. m. though far from be-
ing complete. iniicate that Gov. ScOtield
plurality. Republican Chairman Treat
still sticks 20 Ills claim Of 40 90. the Sem
tinel To at least 10000. while National
Democratic Comm tteeman Wall says
.ssoheld might have from 5000 70 10000
plurality, though he could not cOncede
this having hcard from but ten per cent.
OF the pr~cincis ~ the state
Milwaukee county complete, with the
exception n the village OF cudahy. gives
Scoheld SOP plurality. This county also
elected a republican ticket with the ex-
ception Of sheriff. which went to the DEM
oCrats.
Republicans elect congressman in every
district except the Second, which is still
In doubt. The legislature Is Overwhelm-
ingly republican, the senate consisting Of
81 republicans arG two democrats and the
assembly ~ iapuhlicans and % democrats
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PE>>slLNANIA.

Philadelphia. Nov. s--It was nearly 6
n. m. before the returns from the last
Philadelphia ward was received. and the
net result AIS SlmoSt as great "A surprise
To the republicans as the democrats and
prohibifionists. When the ballots had
been counted N was found that Stone
trepD had carried the city by plurality
or $500. which with his plurality In the
state outside OF Philadelphia county will
probably run the republican plurality tor
the head ~ the ticket up 20 10000 over
jerks ldem.).
Late returns from the Twelfth congress
sicnal district show that Stanley Daven-
port ldeml ras probably been elected 10y
a small plurality over Morgan IL. Wlll-
Jams trep), the present member. Inc
other congressional candidates remain un-
changed from Tuesday night > reports.
Philadelphia. Nov. 10 The delegation
from Pennsylvania in the next congress
VIII comprise p republicans and demo
Gratis democratic gain OF !. The pres.
ent delegation n composed az q republic
cans and democrats.
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Nj BEAsk A.

Lincoln, Nao.. Nov. 9.-Belated precinct
returns continue 10 indicate that Nebras-
ka mas turned a political summersault,
and landed in the republican column.
Three hundred and seventeen precincts
outside OF Lincoln and Omaha. give Hay
ward CrepD. for governor. %, i9i. POINTER
tfus.). $50. "a net republican gain Of .,
ISL IL this gain is maintained Hayward
will carry the state by over 40 coo Fig
ures on legislative candidates are not
such as TO make comparisons possible
but show thar they shared equally with
governor. In q few counties which went
fusion on .he state ticket. the republican
leg islatiVe Candidates are elected. which
makes the claim that the Legislature on
one. The First and Second congressional
districts are republican. the Third and
Sixth fusion. and the Fourth and Fifth in
doubt
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KENTUCKY.

Louisville. KY, Nov. 9.-The demo-
cras OF Kentucky won a sweeping VIC
tory by eiecting nine and possibly ten con-
gressmen out OF elevcn, and prevented the
republicans from gaming control OF the
court of appeals.
Democratic congressman were elected
In the First. Second. Third, Fourth. Fifth,
Sixth. Seventh. Eight and Tenth districts.
and while the vote " close In the Ninth.
II looks lite Williams the democrat. has
won. This Is a certain gain OF two con-
gressmen. with "A possible gain OF three.
The present congressional delegation
stands seven democrats to four republic
cans
the third appellate court district, which
was carried by Mckinley IN 1895 by 200
majority. Hohsnn, the democratic nom
inee for Judge. not only overcame this
majority. but has won with about ZOO
votes to snare.
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COLOR

Denver, Col, Nov. 9.-The entire fusion
statr ticket headed by Charles : Thomas
,demD for governor. is elected by 4 ma
ioritN npproNimating about 5000. This
Is bN far the largest majority ever given
a candidate FOR governor in Colorado but
Is less than half OF Bryans ma orty for
president Arapahoe county including
Denver gave about 10000 fusion majority,
ana Ei Paso county. including Colorado
Strings 4Wo The republicans Won in
only few counties in the eastern part Of
the state. OF !. hold-oNer state senator's
elected. n appears the republicans have
secured two. and in the three distrists the
result Is doubtful The fusionsts have an
overwhelming majority I'm the legislature.
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New York, Nov. t0---Col. Roosevelt,
spent the morning hours at his horne
at Oyster Bay. l.. L.. receiving and
reading kilograms cougratulating him
on his election.
Col. Roosevelt was suprcmely happy
over the results so far as his own cleo.
tion was concerned, but the defeat Of
Judge DAILY was cause of disappoint-
ment to him.
Regarding his immediate plans, Col
Roosevelt said he would spend the next
month or two at his home at Oyster
Fay, rest ing from the fatigues Of the
last two months.