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New-York tribune., 1901-11-06
MASSACHUSETTS,.

REPUBLICANS ELECT GOVERNOR CRANE
BY ABOUT $500 PLURALITY
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Boston, Nov. 5.-The election returns, with the
estimates based thereon, indicate that Governor
Cranes plurality is about $1,000 His plurality
a year ago was over $1,000. Josiah Quincy. the
Democratic nominee for Governor, carried Bos-
ton by 1859. Democratic gain of 1900 over
last year.
The Boston Democrats re-elect Oliver Stevens
District Attorney. and also re-elect John p.
Manning clerk Of the Superior Criminal Court.
Watts H Bowker. Republican nominee for Com
missioner of Norfolk County. is Overwhelmingly
defeated. The Dedham Courthouse scandal
turned many Republicans against him. He
sought, or rather forced nomination to secure
a vindication.
The estimate is that at least p per cent of the
Republican vote of the State remained at home,
and perhaps 20 per cent Of the Democratic,
There is great rejoicing in Boston Seth
Lows election in NeW-York.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-06
OHIO REFLECTS NASH.
REPUBLICAN LEGISLATURE 1NSURES RE
TURN OF FORAKER TO SENATE
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IsY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE-l
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 5-Early and scattering
returns from Ohio including precincts from all
parts Of the State especially from the rival dis
trfcts clearly indicate the reelection Of Gov
ernor George K Nash. the Republican nominee.
In Franklin County the home of both the guoer-
Material candidates. the Republicans show fair
Gains over the vote cast two years ago. Colonel
James Kiibourne makes heavy gains in Colum-
bus and the country precincts This county
two wears ago gave Governor Nash pluraht9
of 74S II Will probably reverse the fgures ana
give the Democratic candidate plurality OF
from fifteen hundred TO two thousand Inc
state has 1924 voting precincts and. to over
come the plurality OF Governor Nash TWO years
aeo the Democrats would have TO make gain
Of over fifteen TO the precinct They are suffer
ing loss in nearly all parts except IN Franklin
County, where Governor Nash and Colonel Kill
bourne live In Hamilton County. WheTe the
Democrats expected heavy gains because OF Gov
ernor Nash's heroic action IN suppressins the
Ruhltn-geffries prizehght, the Republicans more
than hold their own. In this county Nashs
roluralitv will probably reach 5,ooO, ana the en-
fire Republican legislative ticket is electeo &C
cordfng to the latest reports. This makes prac-
fsceIlv certain Republican majority in the leg
islar,ire and the return of ]. B. Foraker 10 the
United States Senate. AT 10 O'Clock only a IsW
scattering returns were tn but these are SUM-
cient to warrant the positive statement 1haS
Governor Nash is reelected pE an iIlcl cleaSeo
plurality The information with reference TO
The legislature Is not SC positive, but there IS
scarcely a doubt OF a safe Republican majority
in both branches
New-York tribune., 1901-11-06
KENTUCKT.
INCREASED DEMOCRATIC MAJoRITh1s IN
LOUISVILLE AND IN THE STATE
victory.

Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE'i
Louisville. Ky, Nov. 5.-Kentuckys total vote
to-day will show a Democratic majority oI
about 2OO00 as compared with 5000 for Bryan
for President and / 600 for Beckhan uDenl) TOT
Governor last year. There was no general e'e'-
ton. the candidates voted for being munlclpai
and legislative The estimate Of Zooo' Demo
cratic majority in the State is based upon the
maiorites from about half the legislative dis-
tricts. those in which the fight was closest The
day passed off quietly with little disorder and
few claims Of fraud
The city of Louisville overcar1e a Rcpubil'aa
majority of $3.50. and elected a fun Demo
cratic city ticket by maJcrIues appToNln"tlh5 s
5000 This also gave several additiona! seats
in the legislature. The Democrats ha'e Halheu
three and possibly four Senators. making the
total Democrats twenty-five or tWenty-Slx 70
thirteen or twelve Republicans. and have gained
proba bly, fifteen in the House. making the House
stand seventy-fve Democrats TO twenty y-hFc
Republicans. Thus the Democrats VIII nave
nearly two thirds Of the votes on joint ballot
An increased Democratic majority In the legis-
latur. was conceded. but the Republicans had
hoped to carry Louisville. The Republican OBJ
lection 10 Mr.. Sapp. Collector OF Internal ReFe-
nue. against whom charges are pending, Is the
cause OF the great defeat Of the Republican city
ticket The legislature, besides electing a Dem
ocrat to succeed Senator Dehoe. Will probably
redistrict the State and increase the number or
Democratic CounCilmer.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-06
CONNECTICUT.
REPUBLICAN DELEGATES TO CONsTITU,
TIoNAL CONVENTION ELECTED
IN 1O5 TOWNS.

New-Haven, Conn, Nov o-Connec'icut
chose to-day delegates to the first constitutional
convention to be held in the State since 1o1o
On the first Wednesday in January, l9oZ' the
delegates elected to-day will assemble IN Hart
ford to begin the work of remodelling the state s
constitution Of the 16S towns in the state 100
had been heard from late tonight. showing that
Renuhlican delegates were elected in 100, Demo-
Gratis in A and Citizen partisan candi-
da tes in 16.
The convention will seat some OF the most
nroroinent men in the State, among them nelhg
former Governor Waller. of New-London' Chel
Justice Andrews of Litchfied; ex-ConsreSsillMdh M
Vance of New Britain; Charles Hopkins C'aIN
of The Hartford Courant Colonei y. VI - -,
horn of The Haven Register my -
General Charles Phelps, of Rockville ana y; u
F-yIer chairman of the Republican state zen
trail Committee. , 1,r;da,
Two cities of the State, Ansonia and Brldse
mort held city elections. and surprises utNeI-
oned in both cases. In Ansonia. Stephen ~ CIlal
ters candidate of the Democratic ana Lip"I
nartv. was chosen Mayor by a majority uhusudi
in AnSonia- -, zoorad .
In bridgeport the Democrats also scored a
victory.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-06
EXCITEMENT IN HAGERSTOWN.

IBy TELEGRAPH The TRIBUHE-l
Hagerstown, Md. Nov. 5.-President c B.
South and T. A. Mock, Democratic members Of
the Board of Supervisors Of Election. and J. T
Driscoll jr printer Of the ballots. were arrested
this evening charged with conspiracy with
fraudulent intent in the printing of the official
ballot This increased the feeling growing out
F +f,a issuance Of the defective ballots, and the
Office of the printer is tonight heavily guarded
10 rrpyenr violence
New-York tribune., 1901-11-06

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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Lizard steamer S9v d?S '5 ased
Gamer st Paul. Jameson. New-4ork Tor southamp-
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Tbolen from New York - ,,h.r,, ,a-,
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lorS S,,-,ierorth New-York for Glasgow; ~, 1,z
MOVIE nrb Nex-York Glasgow and proeeededo- c,
. WM,icba,ea Nov 5-Auived steamer Scotia VUer)'
st tInynnr Genoa Naples for Nsw-York ~,
,ian Nov 5-hrrived. steamer Chateau l@ahte ur''
ta,ahot Nev-York for Bordeaux N,
Ind, NJ, 5-Passed steamers Hesperia 1Bn. Coyerley
pha for Naples spartan
IAN Hanks Naples for New-York. ,,,. lr,,
,.inceri G Y oct 22-Saed. steamers nchuiva tbr
81 S5ns froni New-Yorl) Cape Town; 23d Vermont
v-hyte ffrom Ncw-Yorkl Cape Town 24th MOI
Nen cFSrt Norrie East Londonl New orki
..,rsItar Nov Passed steamer Poamhall 'hr heppe
Sew-York Hong Kong ,,.,. r., r,,,,,
Marseiesy; 9d yoTS Gc' 'i7''''1
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,,e OCT s1Esailed steamers schanzfels tiero from
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from York;. AMER. .,, M, 7obr
Cape Town. Nov 2-Salieu' s'ea'A'i N ~
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H:oiifolk and New via Singapore ,,, ID,
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Nerison (from Santos etcl New-fork; NOV o aa anr
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p, ia Tsnero Nov 4-Salled steamer Heveiius tBeis,'
Stapedon, New-lork nv, rsvor
(from Rio Jeneiro etc). New-fork-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-06
NEBRASKA.
oo, vE.THER MADE A LIGHT voTERE-
PUBLICANS THOUGHT TO HAVE
CARRIED OMAHA.
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fly TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE-l
lincoln Neb Nov. 5.-The returns now ar
-svipr show that IN Lancaster County, the ban
ner Republican county, by reason or the hsht
vote there is a reduced Republican majority
Douglas County COr,aha) may be carried Tor
the Republicans by q scratch Cold weather
made the light vote. Chairman Lindsay says
the Republicans have elected the Supreme Judge
nv small majority
Indication at 10 o'clock, based on scattering
nrecinct returns. were that Nebraska had reaf-
Trned her verdict Of last year In favor or the
penuhlfcaus Figures up 70 that hour, mainly
from the smaller towns and q few country dis
1r,cfs showed a Republican gain of four to the
nac5nrt eyer a year ago. when the average Re
pp,Jiican majority was $500 II these gains are
ssTstafned Sedgwick CRep). for Supreme Court
1nstice viii carry the State by from h.ooo 10
1o,COo. AT Republican headquarters lae ciaiii'
New-York tribune., 1901-11-06
RHODE ISLAND.

WILLIAM GREGORY, THE REPUBLICAN CAN
DIDATE FOR GOVERNOR. IS ELECTED.
Providence r. l.. Nov. (SpeciaD.-Indica-
ttons are that Gregory (Rep.). has been re-
elected Governor by from 1900 to 10000 plu-
rality on igkt vote.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-06
SHEPPARD KNAPP & CO.,
Sixth Ave-. 18th and l4th Sts

at Blacksburg went inside the ropes ana tne
election officers made him withdraw j. j.
Quantz, the Socialist Labor candidate ior Sos
ernor lost his vote here by having failed TO
transfer after moving from one ward 10 announcer
New-York tribune., 1901-11-06
Announcements.
A New Collar.
. q W. Lubbock" Lubbock" z. W.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
su,ris s37 Sunset Moons age 25
HIGH WATER
au-sandv Hook 3:sT Gov Island 4:26 Hell Gate slo
PM-Sandy look 4:07t Gov Island 437 He'll
New-York tribune., 1901-11-06
James McCreery Co.,

JdlEl6o VIGUlCCiy y~VoY
UPHOLSTERY DEPT.
4th Floor.
An extensive stock of rich
upholstery Fabrics, In
Guiding the latest pro-
ductions Of the French
FactOries,-.
Antique and Modern Bro
cades, Tafetas, Brooches,
BrOcatelles, l. a m b a lies,
Moire and Satin Damask,
Armures, VelOurs, Vel
vets, and all material
suitable for wall and fur
niture verings, pOr-
there's, hangings and
draperies.
About 1900 yards, rich
MOire Damask, so inches
wide,
$1.75 per yard,
UsnaI price $500.
Goblin and Persian Tapes
tries, for Portieres and
furniture coverings. 90
inches wide,
$t.35 per yard,
Usual price 500 to s2.2o per yard.
so pieces Brocaded Armure,
-reversible-eX t ensIV
range of cOlOrs.
soc. per yard.
Lace Curtains,-R e II s.
sance, Arabian, Clmy,
Point de Calais and Swiss
Laces. Full length,
$5.75, $3.50 and $1O.5O.
per pair.
Sash Curtains, to match,
from $2.75 TO $500
per pair.
Brass Bedsteads and Bed
ding to order.
Twenty-third Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-06
MISSISSIPPI.
CANDIDATES ALL DEMOCRATs-NO POLL
TICS IN CAMPAIGN


IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBrSEl
Jackson, Miss. Nov. 5-The election in this State
to-day was fill vacancies in the Offices of Secre
tary of State and Treasurer There five can
didates for the former and for the latter, all
Democrats
No nominations made. and politics cut no
figure The indications that J. W. Power will
receive ma ajorty for Secretary of State and G. W
Carlisle will be elected Treasurer. The vote has
been very light. with little interest taken in the
election outside of the home precincts Of the can
didates.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-06
NOVEMBER 7.
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER s. 1901
ARRIVED.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-06

Steamers Prince r for Naples Gepoa amq
Eys Rama CT3r AMOR: Hamilton. Norfolk and New
nort News; Button tBD. Pernambuco etc; Iona"anaa
& ort Maria Maria Theresa Gen Bremen
'i,r' ricnoith and Cherbourg; Ell Paso New-Orleans
Ma rna Hata Baltimore; Cavour 'Rr) Mon,eyideo etc:
MAMA GtaD Genoa Meridian tBrl Mobile: Bene-
ArchllheIGe - aseirhIa. Cymrc ODD liverpool
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-20
QUIET ON BIG YACHTS.

No work was done on either the cup
challenger Shampock or the defender
Columbia Yesterday Sir Thomas Upton
ordered all work on the Shamrock and
Erin stopped out OF respect TO the late
president
The Shamrock rested in the dry dock
I'm the Erie Basin with only watch Of
a few sailors OH board, and the Erin was
on the balance dock.
Sir Thomas Upton was on board the
tender Porto Rico. His injured leg Is
better. and Sir Thomas hopes 10 be about
again tomorrow. The work OF furnishing
the under body Of the Shamrock will be
continued tomorrow morning, and as time
IS getting short everyone identified with
the yachts will work hard.
II the weather is fine the topsides VIII
he scraped and painted. The Erin, too.
Is 10 receive coat OF white paint and her
deckhouses are TO he vanished.
The Columbia was at anchor all day
Yesterday in Glen Cove harbor. A big
ensign ffuttered halfway up the mast
and nothing was done on the yacht. To-
day she win go out sailing TO try new
headsails.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-20
BROWN COACH FOR HOLY CROSS

Providing that terms are satisfactory
TO the authorities at the Holy Cross,
former guard OF Brown University foot
ball team. will be secured TO assist Hal
McCabe In coaching the Holy Cross
eleven.
III Sheehan and the college management
cannot come 10 any agreement McCabe
will act sole coach of the team until some
other suitable man is found to assist
him
Sheehan. II secured. will make an ideal
coach for the college as he has had years
of experience and knows every trick ana
fine point of the game.
For the last few years he has been one
OF the mainstays of the Brown UnlVer-
sty line. and through his enofts mas Non non
been forwarded TO Sheehan by Manager
Mercer and an answer is expected before
the end of the week.
coach that Is needed at Holy Cross. He
will make the candidates play all the
time and infuse them with the prop
er ginger that will more than offset the
lack OF weight by which this years team
will suffer. like the teams OF previous
years
ting into the game I'm practice and mixing
Il up with the players he VIII give lntni
an idea OF the usage that they may expect
Whss.. Brown played Holy Cross last
year Eheehan was the man most reared
by the wearers of the purple. and II was was
very seldom that they succeeded III gums
by him for gains.
IL Is needless 10 say that the coming
of Sheehan will be hailed with JOY bX the
students and the alumni of the college.
The material at hand for frst-ciass
team is very good. far better than last
year. but most OF the men are green AZ
the game and it will take man that has
a perfect knowledge of football TO coach
them properly.
II was rumoEed at Worcester yesterday
that ~ the services OF Sheehdn could not
be obtained an endeavor would be mace
10 obtain Barry last years crack hali-
back of Brown University.
THE rumor was 90 the effect that letters
had been written TO both Sheehan ana
Barry by the management and that the
one whose figures were 10 the satisfaction
OF the authorities would secure the posi-
ton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-20
BOY OF 10
HARDENED
CRIMINAL.
Five Crimss Confessed by a
Gentle and Innocent
Appearing Lad.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 20.-Thep olice have
in charge a boy, not yet ten years old.
who has been charged with burglary. ar
son, robbery and forgery.
on account OF his tender years he has
so far escaped prosecution. He can tell
falsehood with perfect ease and I'm a
manner that carries the stamp of truth.
The young criminal is Wade o'Calla-
CHAN. Wade is between nine and ten
years OF age. with an open honest look
ing countenance and pair OF mild blue
eyes. lie talks in soft. gentle voice and
gazes straight into the face of his hearer.
He is we'll dressed.
A policeman caught the boy trying TO
sell an unopened box OF chewing tobacco
for very small price and arrested him.
At the police barracks Wade told the fol-
lowing story:
MY name is William Thomas and am
the son of w. C. Thomas OF this city.
"f went into the wholesale grocery store
OF j. j. e. J. f. Maddox to get drink OF
tobacco and told me TO sell IL for him.
thought the tobacco belonged TO the ne
gro and tried 60 do what he asked me-"
With tears i'm his large blue eyes. he
begged TO be allowed to go home to his
father Every officer in the barracks who
heard the story felt pity and sympathy
for him and several men vowed that they
would get hold OF the negro and prosecute
him to the full extent of the law
What a shame" remarked the police
sergeant, for a man TO lead a poor little
boy into crime
While the boy was telling his fearful
story, IL chanced that a man went 10 the
barracks who knews the prisoner.
why, that is Wade O'Callsghan," said
the officer, zone OF the most notorious
criminals I'm Georgia"
Thereupon Wade admitted that he had
told a fairy tale.
The boy told a reporter this story. He
said that three years ago he was arrested
with three others boys for breaking into
a church in Inman park and stealing the
hymn books. He and his comrades set fire
To the building and came near burning IL
down.
Wade's next exploit was TO raid the
Boulevard school. with other boys. and a
lot Of books. knives and pencils were
stolen.
A year ago Wade and another boy broke
into the natatorium They were caught
before anything was stolen.
Some weeks ago Wade turned up I'm
Macon. There a man forged five checks.
Wade cashed them The amount received
was $40 and Wade SAYS he got s55 for his
share. He bought a bicycle for sos and
had the rest Of the money when arrested.
For a fourth time he was turned loose,
and he came back to Atlanta.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-20
ORGAN
MOTOR
STOLEN
Prospective Bride Was In Tears
Until Volunteers Furnished
Wind by Hand.

Newark, Sept. 20.-Organc disorders all
but csNlsed the stoppage of a Newark ro-
nance Wednesday. the postponement Of
a wedding at the Wickliffe Presbyterian
church. and the disappointment Of two
young lovers.
The forlorn hope that saved the situa-
tion and restored the sorrowing bride TO
smiles and happiness is deserving OF a
chapter on latter day chivalry.
The affair was the marriage OF Miss
Emma Hatz. Of Newark. TO Theodore
Parker Msrkwith. of EIst Orange. 1t
was a society event
Preparations for the joyful climax bad
gone forward amid hum OF pleasurable
gossip and the friends pf the youthful
pair were on the tiptoe OF excitement.
Invitations had been sent out broad
cast. and a bridal toilet of snowy beauty
lay waiting it's charming claimant when
the blow fell.
AT late hour i'm the afternoon IL was
discovered that the motor of the great
organ at the church had been stolen and
the organists fingers ran over soundless
keys No music was forthcoming. The
facts were readily learned.
one Howard 3. Rhoaoes. who had been
sent that morning to remedy some slight
difficulty In the machine ruthlcssly ig-
noring the cruelty involved, had eloped
with the motor. He later sold IL. spent
the proceeds in riotous living and fell in
10 the hands OF the police.
Not so the motor. All trace OF II had
disappeared. the wedding was set for )
u. m, the musical program was 10 be the
feature and postponement seemed ineVi-
table.
The bride wept. the bridegroom fumed,
the unconscious guests began 10 assemble
at the church, and the problem was still
unsolved IL was at this eleventh hour
that half a dozen young men. intimate
friends OF the couple. hearing or the pre-
dicament, offered their services In the
motors stead.
They took turns at the handle while
Iohengrln's wedding march rang out in
toyful peals. The entire program was
performed, and when Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
with later received congratulations at the
home of the brides parents. NO. l6o
Hunterdon street. the plucky volunteers
were showercd with thanks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-20
Harvard Football Men Out Today Ready
for Early Practice--Tufts Candidates :
Begin Work.

nights race for the local rider has been
showing up strong behind the motors at
the Colosseum. He has shown miles In
I'm. 32s., and follows pace In a clever man
ner. His friends have money TO wager
that he will defeat Porter.
The latter claims that Boiting will have
to ride faster 10 win tonight for the WorJ
cester lad proposes TO cut II out from the
gun and try 10 ride Boiling off his feet.
Mclean Is the dark horse I'm the race and
the Chelsea lad is said TO be riding fast
in his practice spins at the Revere Beach
track
As the money will be divided according
10 the finish hot race is anticipated The
event will start shortly after o'clock. The
sprint races consisting OF a one-half mile
handicap, and a one-mile open and an
Australian pursuit race have the fastest
amateurs In New England: the Boston
crowd will be on hand to compete I'm the
pursuit race which will be a novelty in
this section. The races will start prompt
ly at o'clock. The band concert viii be
given.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-20

The Harvard football season viii open
this morning. Capt. Campbell has OF
dered all the men on last years varsity
and freshmen teams to report at Soldiers
field at o o'clock. prepared for work
The work will be very light at nrsr
consisting mainly OF running and kicking
the ball. with a view TO getting the men
into condition for the hard work ahead
There will have TO be lineup by the
middle OF next week at the latest; as tne
with Williams. Two of last years Ray
ers. Ristine and Herman, are now with
the track team I'm New York 30 that they
will not be able to join the squad Tor al
II will probably be some time yet be,
fore all the coaches report, as Head
Coach Reid and Campbell will be able TO
handle the men during the preliminary
work.
The Tufts College football squad re-
ported for practice on the old campus
Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. j. G. Pearson,
the old Cornell centre. who has been en-
gagged as head coach. and capt Joseph
G.. Ray had charge OF the canuioates'
only light practice was taken yesterday
The hard work will begin next week
There are comparatively few or the mem
bers OF last years team In coilege tnis
year, and the material viii be Drawn 10
a great extent from the entering class Tor
The usual meeting with Bowdoin VII,
not take place the coming season ana
owing 10 a conflict in dates the anhuai
West Point game will not be played.
Among the games scheduled are those
with Wesleyan, Yale. Dartmouth. Univer-
sity of Vermont. Trinity. Technology,
New Hampshire state College; @ Worcesosr posr
ton College, University OF Maine ana
Norwich University.