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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-08

wa sALE-aCRE TRACTS.
b ! ~''------~----.--..
i ~ Al mo7geAsr rre,.
L 49, va Improved hon Ina Ola
"a - l&t4 cleared near Y.,r.rt
N 49, ginaog land. near Sosb5,,isb
y ~. s@aff Ana Nil ed h rntf{ar
az spas ted. near 81 Evtrr
~, S@nd water front
y PERKINS, & co.
= New York B1g
~ To- 80. aeaR. home AZ end Of
Aak,, - eaf bne. cne-arre l,t y-ffl,
Sea uAfu. chicken hataqs4 10
.tKrarsi.T. tAt trees ana good well
sS s,...,,-. ~ - oseitentAl avenue.
NS HILL VILLA TRACTS
So y l.. vest SEATTLE
.---ssn. Us New York Rldg.
sAlE-rmnER LANDS.
-----'~-'---------------
aos u-, iNea ACREs
me- q ~hds for sale. in tract.
a4iea $500 AcftS IN Western NVIsh-
-ssn - i. SSsekeA. - Indicate COMPANY.
.1sss-s,...-- : e'--steIlsa eaAang. Tacoma.
saY a a s,, from iSo TO loo.a5o acres.
sssfta 4 A.. Ahd nne quality. Slet-
,sRls !, ,ss'.ssl, > koxNeu block
s1slsa, y a''es timber Hama asross Lake
I@sS ~ $50. &ade Rht.nlsu3cr b-ok
~ Es.a ~ dealer In timber lands.
w Nsw feFk block. Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-08
LEGAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
The undersigned, being a majority OF the
whole number OF trustees Of the kasaan
bay Mining Co, a corporation. inCprpOr-
ated under the laws OF the state OF
Washington, hereby call "a special meet
INK OF the stockholders OF the said IA
saan Bay Mining Co. TO be held at the
Office OF the company, in the Pioneer
building, Seattle Wash. Monday. May
slst, A. u 1900, at o'clock p. m. for the
purpose OF voting ON the proposition 20
Increase the capital stock OF said com
pany from $4,000 to 100000. ana to
decide how such increase OF stock shall
be apportioned.
Signed II. u. IVES,
" u CLARK,
LOUIS GEIGEH,
HENRY EISSINGER,
l. A. BABCONk.
r. G. SNYDER.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-08
NOME MACHINERY.

WE carry largest stock. Hosiers pumps.
steam. gasoline land and marine en-
sinea. Write for pFiegA and dsiiverg,
flakeg n Hamilton. Pine. Davis aht
Market streets, san yr&ncisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-08
ALASKA BOOTS AND SHOES.

MINERS waterproof shoes ans boots 81
asbestos tanned calf; warranted. EUREKA
Gather sgsqeu3eFs. gloves and militia.
IAtest gas lamps. either gasoline or Goa!
OIL Pacific Brokerage Company, !f.l
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-08
NOME WANTS.

WANTFsIJ--Jne Or two men aa parfnst@
to None, 70 10 with parties with bglIaF
ana engine 20 work On hoach; about
tgo each required. Address ~ n, cs.Fa
poat-Iuts iiiEencer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-08
ALASKA WANT ADVS.,
CAPE NOME KLOND|KE.
ALASKA BUSINESS CHANCES.

DO you wan, transportation 90 NQme2 "
90. We can uaVe you money. do you
want A good claim az Nome % an IN
teFektT II 50, we can Accommodate you
We are also sending representatives 20
None For further Information and
Prospectus call or address. Cape Nome
Miuing Exploration a. Improvement As-
g0glatIoF "A New York block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-08
GASOLINE AND COAL OIL Gas
I.AMfsa



THE Little Giant coal 0u Nas rtuvei
makes the greatest heat. Turns the least
"a and Ia tho cheapest % Hny % ths
Ffrokesage SofupAsy igz FTfai nvsngs.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-26

sobnego stolu z deska W glebi, :.aaeby ssklan.
H ME spadafy; trzeba piecykai umyslnie ma
ten Gel zrobionego; garnusska O trsech prze.
dslaiach, ma rozmaite stopnie ciepla, lake
P.owlnien mice klej, sto.ownie do tego, czy
SIC 60 uzywa do drew, do papieru albo ma.
terJl; trzeba noza do krajania kartonu, for.
my DO przystosowywania 60, miotka do prey
mocowywania stall, psdzelk6w, albo ja WIEN
czego tam jeszcze 2 i wssystko to dlatego, by
zarobic cstery sous dzienniel a pracuie ale
czternascie godsin! i kaAde pudeiko przecho.
dzl czternascie razy przes rece robotnicy, i
1 moczyc papier, j mic ME zwalac, i utrzvmv.
wac klej ciepfy, do djabla! powiadam panu!
czterY sous dziennie! Jake MONA wvAvG 2
tego?
Tax m6wiac Jondrette ME patrzal ma
para Leblanc, kt6ry mu sic przypatrywal.
T. Leblanc wlepil oczy W Jondretta, a Jon.
drette utkwil swoje we drzwi. Marjusz z 90.
racEkowa uwaga patrzaf z kolei to ma jedne.
60. to ma drugiego. P. Leblanc zdawal sic
sapytywac siebie: Cay to idjotaa Jondrette
diva Tub trey razy powt6rzyf ma rozmaite to.
ny, ale zawsze gfosem przeciaglym i blaga.
jacym:
Pozostaje mi tylko rzucic sic do wo.
dy! w lynn celu seszediem onegdaj trzv
stopnle cd strony mostu Austerlitz!
Nagle przycmiona jego zrenica zablysfa
%okropnem swiatlem, mafa lego postaG WV.
Prostowafa staia sic straszna, zrobif jeden
krok naprzod ku panu Leblanc i zawolal
grzmiacym gfosem:
Me o to tn chodzi! Czy ME pozna.
jesz mnie2
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-26

2. Leblanc byl bardzo blady. Spogla.
dat ma wszystko dokola W norze jak clio.
wick, kt6ry rozumie gdzie wpadl; jego glo.
wa, zwracajsc sic z kolei ku lynn w~szystfim,
co 90 otacsall' P9oruszafa sic powoli 2 uwsgs
~podobnego do strachu. Urzsdzil sobie re
stolu zaimprowizowany szaniec i ten. kt6rv
pred chwils wyglsdai tylko ma poczciweeo
starego cziowieka, nagle stal sic rodzaiem
atlety i 2 zadziwiajscs a zarazem straszna 81.
"a, opieraf sws potszna pissc o porecz krzes.
Ia.
Ten ~starzec, tax odwazny i stanowcnyw
taklem niebezpieczehstwie, zdawaf sic male.
lefec do owego ~rodzaju ludsi, kt6rym tax
odwaga jak i dobroc przychodzify iatwo i
presto. Ojciec kobiety, kt6rs sic kocha, nj.
gdy ME jest nam obcym. Marjusz byl dunn
ny z nieznajomego.
(Oisg dalssy nastspD,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-26
ZaSadZka.

Draw izby otwarly sic nagle, i ukasalo
sic W mich trzech ludzi W bluzach z niebies.
kiego p16tna j W maskach z czarnego pspie.
ru: Pierwssy byl chudy j mial dlugga, okuts
Paiks; dlugi, rodzaj kolosu, trzymai "a Gro.
dek rekojesci ogromny klucs, skradziony u
drzwi jakiegos wiezienia.
Zdaje sic, &c Jondrette czeksf ma drew.
bycie tych ludzi. z~bliaywszy sic do chudego,
ssybko zamienil z MIN n~astepujace slowa:
Czy ~wszystko gotowe2- spytal.
Tak-odpowiedzia} cziowiek chudv.
Gdzie Jest Montparnasse2 ..
Pierwszy kochanek zatrzymaf sic na
rozmowie z twoia c6rka.
- q kt6ra?
- Starszs.
- Czy jest dor6zka ma dole7
- Tax.
- W6zek2
Zaprzezony.
Dwoma dobrymi ko6mi2
Doskonafymi.
Czeka tam, gdzie m6wifems
- TAX.
- Dobrze! -rzekl Jondrette
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-26

fabrycsni NIGGA mice twars csarns. Zressta
GAIA Postac p. Leblanc wyra2ala ufnosc szcze.
ra j odwa4na.
PrEeprassam, CO pan movies, panic
Fabantou2
M6wifem, kochany i faskawy opie.
kunie--odpowiedziai Jondrette opieraiac sic
ma stole i patrsac ma p. Leblanc oczami prze.
nikliwemi czufemi, kt6re przypominaly o.
czy wssa boa-m6wilem panu, Re mann obraz
do sprzedania.
Lekki szmer zrobil sic kolo drzwi. Dru.
81 mezczyzna wssedf i usiadf ma l6aku, poza
Jondrettem. TAX, jak pierwszy, mial on OBJ.
nazone ramona i maske z atramentu lub 50.
dry. Chociaz ten czfowiek, doslownie rec
MONA, wslisnaf sic do pokoju, ME m6gi jed.
max uniknsc tego, by 60 pan Leblanc ME
spostrzegl.
= Me zwracaj pan uwagi-rzekf Jon.
drette - 80 to ludzie domowi. M6wilem IA.
tenn, &c posostaf mi drogocenny obraz... Otto,
prosze pana, spojrzcie!
Powstal, ablizyi sic do sciany, o kt6rs
oparta byfa owa deska, cosmy O niei m6wili,
i odwr6cil ia pozostawiajac ja jednak oparta
o scians. Byfo to W istocie cos podobnego do
obrazu, ma kt6ry padaf blask swiecy. Mar.
lusz ME m6gf W MIN mic rozr6znic, DO Jon.
drette 60 zasfapial, widsiai tylko iakas ma.
zanins. a ma niej niby gi6wna figure o krzy
czacych barwach, zwyklych jarmarcsnym
pfotnom i parawanowym malowidiom.
= Go to ~jest!-spytal p. Leblanc.
Jondrette wykrzyknal:
Malowidlo m~istrza, obraz wielkiej
wartosci, moi dobroczy6co! drogi mi jest ty.
lie, CO mole cork, lyle mi on rseczy przypo
mina! Ale m6wilem juz wan I ME cofam me.
go slowa, jestem tax nieszczesliwy, &c spree.
dalbym 60 chstnie.
Czy to przypadkowo, czy wskutek 70.
dzacego sic niepokoju, wzrok p. Leblanc
sklerowany ma obraz, zwr6cil sic znowu W
gfab pokoju. Teraz bylo juz czterech ludzi,
trzech siedziaio ma baku, jeden stall prey ra-
mach u drzwi; wszyscy c~zterej z obnazonemi
ramionami, nieruchomi, z twarza pomazana
ma czarno. Jeden z tych, kt6rzy siedzieli ma
f6zku, opieral sic o sciane, z oczami zamknie.
temi, jakgdyby spal. Ten byl starry; jego
biale wlosy PREY ~czarnej twarzy, okropne 70.
bify wrazenie. Oval inni zdawali sic bye
Modal; jeden byi brodaty, drugi diugowfo.
sy: Zaden ME mial trzewik6w; q, kt6rzy ME
mieli sabot6w, byli bosi.
Jondrette dostrzegl, ze p. Leblanc ME
spuszcza Okla z tych ludzi.
To przyjaciele - rzekl. - Sssiedzi.
Osmoleni, DO pracuis kofo wegla. So to mu.
rarze cd piec6w. Me zajmujcie sic mimi, pa.
ME, ale kupcie moi obraz. Zlitujcie sic mad
mojs nedza. Sprzedam 60 niedrogo. lie go
szacujecie.
= Alez rzekl p. Leblanc patrzac
wyprost W oczy Jondrettowi jak czfowiek,
kt6ry zaczyna sic mice ma ostroznosci, to ia.
kis szyld szynkowni, warte to trey franki.
Jondrette odpowiedzial lagodnie:
Czy macie pray sobie pugilaresl Ia
dowolnie sic tysiacem dukat6w.
Pan Leblanc powstal, oparl sic O sciane
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-26

Niepokojace zagadki.
Zaledwie usiadl p. Leblanc natychmiast
zwr6cH oczy ma puste barlogi.
- Jak sic ma biedna maia skaleczona9
= zapytai.
: Zle odpowiedziai Jondrette 2 bo.
lesnym i pelnym wdziscznosci usmiechem -
bardzo lie, moi dobry panic. Siostra starsza
poeprowadzila ja do Bourbe Ola obandaaowa.
MA. Zobaczy je pan, zaraz wr6ca.
= PAM Fabantou, zdaje sic ma sic le.
piej? rzekl znowu p. Leblanc, ~rzucajac o.
klein ma dziwaczny str6j Jondrettowej, kt6.
"a stoiac misdzy MIN a drswiami, jakgdyby
juz pilnowala wyjscia i patrzala ma niego "
postawie groznej, niemal wyzywajscej.
- Konaiaca!-rzekl Jondrette.- Ale
CO pan chce! Tax Jest wytrwafa, ia kobietal
10 ME kobieta, to vol.
Jondrettowa, wzruszona pochwala, "a.
woiafa wykrzywiajsc sic jak poglaskany pc.
tw6r.
= Jestes zawsze "a nadto dobry ola
mnie panic Jondrette!
- Jondrette -rzekl p. Leblanc zda.
wato mi sic, &c pan nazywasz sic Fabantou9
Fabantou, ~inaczej Jondrette- odpo-
wied.iaf MAJ Przezwisko artysty.
10 m6wiac wzruszyf ramionami, patrzac
ma Zone, czego p. Leblanc ME widzial i m6wil
dalej gfosem napuszonym i pieszczotliwym.
- All! zawszesmy dobrze z SODA 2yli,
ia biedna moja kochanka i ia! coz by nam
pozostalo, gdybysmy tego jeszcze. ME mieli2
Jestesmy tax nieszczesliwi. szanowny PANEL
So rece, niema roboty. Jest ochota, niema
piracy. Me wien, jak to Rad robi, ale, $40.
VIC honoru panic, ME jestem ~jakobinem, pa
ME, ME jestem republikaninem, ME Aycze mu
zle, ale gdybym byi ministrem, dale panu
najswietsze sfowo, wszystko szfoby inaczei.
Chcialam, naprzykfad, zeby corki wyuczyfy
sic introligatorstwa. Powiesz pan: Jakto!
rzemioslo2 TAX! rzemiosfo, proste rzemioslo.
spos6b do zycia. Jaki upadek, laskawco!
jake ponizenie, kiedy sic bylo tenn. czem
bylismy. Niestety! Mic nam ME pozosta4o 2
czas6w pomyslnosci. Mic pr6cz jednego obra.
zu, obrazu, kt6ry mi jest drogi, kt6rego jed.
max pozbeds sic, DO trzeba sycl
Podczas kiedy Jondrette m6wil, bezlad.
ME ma poor, co jednak ME ujmowalo wcale
jego ~fzjognomji owego wyrasu przenikliwos.
CT j rozwagi, Marjusz podni6sl oczy i W gfsbi
pokoju spostrzegf kogos, kogo ME widzial.
Jakis mezczyzna wszedl wfasnie j to tax CT
cho, ze drzwi ME wydaiy najmniejszego szme-
ru: Cziowiek ten mial trykotowa kamizelks
ioletowa, stars, zuayts, poplamions, pomis:
ia, kt6rej kazda falda tworzyla dziure; SEE.
rokie spodnie z bawelnianego aksamltu, ga
boty ma nogach, beg koszuli, z szyjs obnazo.
ma, z obnazonemi i tatuowanemi ramionami i
z twarzs pomazana ma czarno. Cicho i z re
kami zlozonemi usiadl ma najblizszem l6zku,
a &c znajdowaf sic "a Jondrettem, ME wyraz.
ME go przeto bylo widac.
Wledzlony owym magnetycznym in.
stynktem, kt6ry zwykle takich razach O.
strzega, p. Leblanc odwr6cif sic prawie jed.
noczesnie z M~arjuszem. Mimowo1nie -okaxal
zdziwienie, kt6re ME uszlo uwagi Jondretta.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-26

Spodziewaf sic zreszta, 4e to gwaltowne
spotkanie Jondretta z panem Leblanc rzuci
jakles swiatio ma to, czego on sam pragnal
sic dowiedziec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-31
Knox Pomona Grange.

n meeting Of Knox Pomona Grange
was held with Georges Valley Grange Of
Appleton. May 18th, with about GO Nom
berS present The meeting was called to
order at 2.@ p. NJ. with assistant stew
ara lady assistant steward. secretary ana
chorister absent Three distant oranges
and one next door neighbor' not repre-
scented. Some of the oranges have had Tho
S1p. that Is so many Of their members
nave mad 1t, that meetings have not been
held regularly lately. The program
opened with music by choir. The address
Of welcome by Geneva Robbins was in
rhyme and well given. Response hy
Bro f. +. Light who spoke principally Oh
the need of larger attendance at Pomona
meetings. More music BY choir followed
by. current events by Bro. f. s Phil
Importance in that line. Bro. Light
talked on "Maine's Old Home week. 9nd
| the oleomargarino bill before Congress
| Much Interest was taken IN the latter
subject and a resolution was adoDtod "
be sent to our representative to use his
| influence for the early passage of thu
| "Grout bill The question Of ;'Co-opera.
ton in the Sale Of Farm Products" was
from Wade county gave interesting re-
marks,
After very fine supper and closing 81
| Pomona the Home Grange gave a YER,
| pleasing program consisting of fine sing,
ing, readings and a farce.
The next Pomona will meet with Whit,
| Oak Grange Of North Warren, June Sth
Questions! IN What Way Can Bushes.
| Cooperation in the Manufacturing o.
supplies now Purchased, or of Product.
Sold be Made Available to Members n
! the Grange and How Can Pomon.
| Grange be Made More interesting ant
| How Aid the Subordinate Oranges Dur
| ing the meeting a Lecturers Conven
| ton will be held when lecturers and ot h
ers VIII consider methods, programs. etc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-31
Business Cards.

WILLIAMSON & BURLEIGH,
CoUNsELLORS-AT-LAW.
oeces over Granite National Bank. Wa
ter Street, Augusta, Maine.
Joseph WILLIAMSON, Jr.,
Notary Public.
LEWIS A. BURLEIGH, City Clerk.
Collections a speciality.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-31

ising young horses that viii go on the
Maine turf this season. He is bred for
great speed and endurance. and his
owner looks to him as being liable to
bring in a good mark in the fall, if
nothing happens to him.
Capt. +. II. Putnam OF Houiton, lost
J valuable Nominee Prince mare colt
recently,
e Il. Monroe, the Dover horseman,
has purchased fine colt of Charles II.
Sands of South Sebec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-31
AN ABLE ADDRESS
Mtm)riaI Grafton of {. M. Thomp-
son, ESQ.,, Of Augusta.
The Full Text Of the Address Delivered. Last
Evening. in City Hall.

below is published the full text of
lhe interesting and eloquent Memorial
Grafton, delivered last evening. by T.
NJ. Thompson, Esq, Of this city. before
seth Williams Post, G. A. r.. ana the
citizens Of Augusta, in City hall. The
report of the other exercises Of the dav
: rdblished elsewhere in this issue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-31
JRsCk AND STABLE.

#. ia l NES, VI
Waterville. has
placed his pacing
& ldin 6, Ara !,
2.34A, in the hands
of Il o b ert d.
Waite. who VIII
handle him during
the season in his
string of f a s t
ones. This is one
Of the most PROM
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-07
seventh Ward.

There was not exactly trouble in the
eleventh precinct of the Seventh ward yes
terday. but the Republicans We're kept pref
" busy heading off the wholesale and alb
surd challenges made by the Democratic
challengers as a result of ridiculous or
der issued from Democratic headquarters
The eleventh precinct is where residents
the Denison Hotel do their voting. The
polling place is PIG East Ohio street Every
vote from the hotel was challenged with
cut regard TO sense or reason. George b.
Elliott and Moses G.. McLain set to work
and got the matter Strengthened out after
hours hard work. Some men that have
lived in the Denison for two years were
challenged. This incident is clearly iilustra
tive of the desperate straits in which the
Democrats believed themselves to be yes
terday. Representative Overstreet voted
bright and early and then devoted the re-
n1aindef of the forenoon to looking the
ward over. At noon he left for con-
gressioral headquarters in Chicago. In the
rest of the precincts of the Seventh the
vote was handled steadily and rapidly. 1t
seemed as though the Republicans were
n little better than the Democrats, and
they felt greatly encouraged in conse
quence. At many voting places as early
as and $50 In the afternoon Ii was found
that only about twenty or thirty voters
still remained away from the polls The
majority of these were believed to be bust
ness ana workingmen who would come lin
a bunch" during the last hour before the
POLLS clos ed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-07
Fifteenth Ward.

The pseudonym of the Bloody Fifteenth
should be laid on the shelf, for during the
entire day there was not a fight or dis
turbance reported from any precinct in the
Fifteenth ward. AS one Of the old-timers
said: 1T just like Sunday" AS in
the other wards, heavy vote was cast
early in the day, and towards evening the
Republican and Democratic election officers
sat around with nothing 10 do but talk OF
the days when the Bloody Fifteenth" was
the real thing" There was considerable
challenging. Both Democrats and Repub-
iicans worked hard all day and there were
few votes that could be reached that We're
tut after 4 o'clock. The Republicans in the
first. second and third precincts had their
full vote out and claimed they would make
a good showing when the votes were
counted. The Democrats. on the other
hand. were complaining that a large num-
Der OF their voters had left the polls early
In the morning because they had to wait
too LONG, and the Democratic officers were
afraid they would not get back in time TO
vote. In the twelfth precinct the Repub-
licans claimed that they would run thirty
FIVE votes ahead of their poll book. The
Democrats in this precinct had about forty
FIVE votes out at 4:30 o'clock and were very
much worried for fear they would not get
them in. In the thirteenth precinct az 4
o'clock the Republicans had all their vote
In but two, while the Democrats had thir-
ty-seven unaccounted for. In the eleventh
precinct, where the Republicans had out a
full vote, the Democrats at 4:sD O'Clock were
vote. While the ward is strongly Demo-
cratic. yet the Republicans We're feeling
very juDilant over their goou work in get
ting out their vote ana were very conf
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-07
Thirteenth Ward.

The most exciting incident of the day in
the Thirteent ward was the arrest of a rail-
roader by the name of Edward Thompson.
He is employed by the L., +. & w. Railroad
and voted in the first precinct. 1t was
claimed by the Democrats that he was an
illegal voter and after he had cast his
ballot they caused his arrest. The con-
tention was that Thompson had been
separated from his wife and was not living
with her regularly. No divorce had been
granted The Republicans sought to show
that Thompson made his home in this city
and that he and his wife have not finally
separated. Thompson and his wife have
been living at 741 Virginia avenue. The
Democrats claimed that Mrs. Thompson
said her husband did not make his home
with her. Thompson was arrested and
brought down town, but was afte.ward
liberated on bond.
1t was said yesterday afternoon that in
the south and west part of the Thirteenth
ward the Democrats were scratching
Woessner and Sindlinger. The claim was
made that Woessner' was Objectionable to
many Democrats because of their dislike
for Bernauer. one of Woessner's managers
In most of the precincts of the Thirteenth
ward there was great activity In getting
out the vote by each party. In the Sixth
precinct at o'clock but eighteen Repub-
lican votes were out. Two of the voters,
il was said, were in the hospital There
was a great deal of challenging in some of
the precincts of the Thirteenth ward.
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Fourteenth Ward.

The voting in the Fourteenth ward passed
off very quietly yesterday. There was a
large early vote and when the polls closed
a full vote in. The Republicans claimed
that they would run ahead in many pre-
cincts of the ward and were consequently
very jubilant In the first, and second
precincts both parties had nearly their
full vote in before o'clock. Alonzo Sar-
precinct, said that the Republicans had
had less trouble in getting out the vote
this year than ever before and claimed
that his party would run up a much larger
vote than that sohwn by the poll books
AT o'clock in the afternoon the Repub-
lican poll book holder in the Sixth precinct
said that all of his vote was In with the
exception of two and that he expected to
get them before the polls closed. The
Democratic poll book holder said that he
had more than fifty votes out, but that the
majority of them would vote late. He
was very much afraid that a number of
votes would be lost on account of the time
it took to mark a ballot. There was saiu
to be considerable scratching in the third,
seventh, eighth and ninth precincts, but
no apparent cause could be assigned for it,
and ii was denied by some of the election
officers. The Democrats claimed that they
would make heavy gains among the Ger
mans, but just before the polls closed the
Republicans said they felt confident that
they had held their own in most of the
precincts and some of the more hopeful
ones claimed they had made gains over the
vote shown by the poll books. There
was very little challenging in any of the
precincts and there were no fights or dis
turbanceS during the whole day.