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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-01-22

Hon. Il. G. Barrett, superintendent
OF public instruction has had issued a
handbook for Iowa schools that
seems TO be of thorough practical util-
lty, not only to the teacher but to the
public. The work is full of sugges-
tlons worthy the careful study of the
i've teacher. 1tspeaks an important
truth in the suggestion that the teach
er cannot teach the method of some
one else, his method must be his own,
though he may obtain much profit
from such study. The nearer two
persons are alike in thought, express
sion, character and impulses, the more
readily can they adopt the same
method, and the greater their dis
similarity the more difficult for either
TO adopt the methods of the other.
j. j. Fessenden, after several years
faithful and honest service at the
county farm gives place after his pres
ent contract is completed, to Carl d.
Printz, who will assume its manage
ment Mr.. Fessenden has given full
satisfaction to the board of supervisors
to the unfortunate poor over
whom he has been given charge, and
to the people at large. The change
was owing entirely to the fact that
Mr.. Printz' bid for the position was
at figures largely below the proposal
of Mr.. Fessender. But mercenary
motives, the saving of dollars and
cents would not have been taken into
account by the board in making the
change had they not known that Mr..
Printz was in every way thoroughly
qualified, morally and every other
way for the discharge os the duties of
the responsible trust conferred upon
him. The first requirement was a
man of integrity and moral character.
This was before them with both ap-
plicantS, therefore as in duty bound
the one who would assume the duties
of the place for smallest compensation
was awarded the place.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-01-22
Milo Woodward

For Shoe Repairing, South side
Cresco, a5tf
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-01-22
Personals.

Mrs. e. P. Green has recovered from
an attack of the grip at Canaseraga,
N. Y. by the use of DR.. Miles Pain
Pills.
Among the victims of the grip cpl
demic now so prevalent, f. Coyle is
now recovering at Canton, o. by the
use of DR.. Miles Nervine and Pills.
The friends of Mrs. L. Denison will
be pleased to learn of her recovery
from the grip, at her home in Bay
City. Mich. through the use of DR..
Miles NerYlne ana Pms,
Everybody says that j. w. Udy is
looking splendid since his recovery
from the grip at his home in Des
Moines, Ia. They all know that DR..
Miles Nervine is what cured him.
Prosecuting Attorney Charles L. De
Waele, who has passed the three-score
milestone, had time with the grip:
but when seen at his home in Roscom-
mon, Mich. the other day, he said DR..
Miles Nervine is what cured him.
AT nearly threc-score and ten Mrs.
Galen Humphrey was fighting against
odds when the grip attacked her; but
she took DIR. Miles Nervine, and now
her neighbors in Wareham, Mass. re-
mark ON how well She is looking.
After an illness of five weeks from
the grip, Mrs. Harriet jackson is ag-
ain about and looking fine. She be-
gan taking DR.. Miles Nervine after
the fourth week. Her home is in
Bowling Green, Mo.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-01-22
Farm for Sale.

Consisting of 2os acres adjoining
the village of Florenceville. The farm
mas fairly good buildings, an abund-
ance OF timber and water, the Iowa
river crossing corner of the farm; it
Is also supplied with never-failing
spring OF water. Florenceville has a
grlst mill, good schools, shops, stores
and churches and a public house. A
desirable location. For price and
terms apply to the proprietor on the
premises. HENRY ARNorD
24m3. Florenceyille Iowa
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-01-22
For Sale,

stareoptican all complete with self
making gas apparatus.
1t CHAs. HAYDEN, Cresco, Ia.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-01-22

What is Our Loss in
sell these goods moving will.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-01-22
For Sale.

A six room II story cottage on the
Berg addition. New building, never
occupied, with good we'll, cistren and
cellar. City property is rapidly ad.
vancing and this is a snap and should
be investigated. For price and terms
enquire of w. w. BIRTwISTLE.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-01-22
TO Whom if NAV Concern.

All accounts due the late firm of
BentS q Upton are payable to A. B..
Bents. All knowing themselves in
debted will please make settlement at
once. A. e. BENTs,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-01-22
Notice.

On account Of 9 change in business
from 9. ]. Lomas, to T. j. Lomas &
son, all those indebted to It. j Lomas
VIII please call at the old stand and
settle their account, so we can
balance UP the old books.
r. j. LoMAs,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-01-22
Rosy Cheeks!

Do you want them? Do you simply
want to glow with health? Do yon
want to eat we'll, sleep well and work
we'll? Try Lichty's Celery Nerve Com,
pound. Sold by Shuttleworth Drug
Co., and L. j. Ecksteln,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-01-22
Short-Horn Bulls for Sale.

Two and q half miles northeast of
honair. RICHARDS & PHILLIPS,
5om2 Bonair. Iowa.
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BATH.
Heaviest Vote Ever Polled and Percy. Rep.
Elected Mayor.

Bath, Me. March 4-The largest vote
ever thrown In a municipal election in
this city was poii.d, today. and th, Re
publicans succeeded in el-ctng their can
didatc Tor mayor and elccting their en-
tire ward ticket In Ward /, Charles l..
Farrham. the Democratic candidate for
mayor, lea his Republican opponent.
Samuel K. Percy. ~ two votes This
was the only ward Mr. Farnham carried.
There were three candidates fur mlyurai-
ty huuurs IN the uell. AZ follows. sam
Ivl Il. Percy Rep. who has 20 votes /.
Charles u. Farnham Dem. -. And Ar-
thur J. Dunton. Pro. tn. The winning
ticket an Republican,. j. a. follows.
Mdtur-Samucl X. Percy.
Ward l. Fernando Il Pot;i.:
Ward :. Siias H. Duncan: Ward >. james
I. Lcdyard; Ward Z. Charles II. Clifford.
Ward J. Henry K. White. Ward 6. Cicur-e
w. Dean. Ward :. Fred W. RiGebUt.
CuunCilmcu-War !. James Pul.ngtou
James W. Coomhs. Fred : Curtis. " ara
:. Frank II. Turner. ElwrU : Cr5sb,
Vim. II. Adams. Ward ., Arthur c. Pass
more, Harvey W. Tucker, Frank 2. Lord.
Ward !. Herbert O. Morse. John j. Dec
mond. Charles -. Firbar: Ward 5. Ell
ward u. Smith Albert r TotmIu. Henr.
q. Hayden: Ward &, James Jones. George
a. Cuombs, Charles Il. knight. Ward
Herbert r. Mccarthy. Milton a. Glass.
Ware u III. Carr.
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ROCkLAND.
Republicans Make Clean Sweep a d Elect
Entire Ticket.

R5ckland, Me. March 1.-THE Re?ub-
Leans made a clean sweep in Rockl and.
today, electing their entire ticket. II
had been generally conceded that the
Democrats had little chance to elect a
mayor, but it was thought they might
make a strong showing in some rec
tons of the city. The Republicans,
however, carried every ward with
votes to spare. The following ticket
was elected:
Mayor, Edward *. Gould Rep: al
dermen, Ward !. G. NJ. Thomas, Rep;
Ward 2, Roland V. Follett, Rep: Ward
3. f., f.. Payson. Rep; Ward 4. Elmer
$. Bird. Rep. Ward 5. Galen +. HiX,
Rep; Ward 6. Justin L. Cross. Rep:
Ward !. s. A. Adams. Rep. Councilmen.
Ward !, Frank G. Harding. Eugene
Pbilbrook. Rep; Thomas Mckinney,
Rep; Ward 2. John II. Meservey. Rep:
Oscar G. Burns. Rep: Ward 3, Charles
w. Orbeton, Rep. w. G. Pooler. Rep.
w. w. Spear, Rep; Ward 4. r. W.
Bedford. Rep, David S. Weeks. Rep.
OTel E. Davies, Rep, John Bird. Rep;
Ward 5. Fl. n. McDougall. Rep, Ralph
r. Loring. Rep. Ralph l.. Wiggin.
Rep; Ward 6. II. 7. Miller. Rep. A. l..
Orne. Rep. George ID. Hayden. Rep:
Ward I, George Ames. Rep. Frank u
mer. Rep, Austin Smith. Rep.
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PORTLAND.
Col. F. E. Boo.hby Elected Mayor Heavy
Democratic Gains.

Portland. Ne March THE municipal
election In Portland. today. was trem.n-
dous surprise party. for the Democrats
made surprising gains in every ward. o:
a total vote of 1872. col. Frederick f.
Boothby. the Republican candidate for
Mayor. was elected by a majority Of less
IMAM 80 over the Democratic candidate .
John r. y. Merrill In Ward !: alderman
Elmer 6. Gerrish. Rep, was defeated by
. q curtis. Dem. while IN thr same
ware the election Of Councilman James
~ 'onieIl Is in dispitc.
In Ward ., Councilman VIM. +. phin-
ncN. Rep. failed to secure the necessary
majority and another election ~ This
ward will occur. Wednesday. The Dem
ocratc vote east, today, showed an In
crease OF about 3Hp over that Of the mu-
niclpal election Of year ago. Chairman
Samuel Bates Of the Democratic city
committee announced. TINS evening, that
the Democrats would demand a recount
as result of alleged irregularities Ia
several of the wards
The result was as follows:
Ward Alderman. Oakley curtis
Rep. bSman c. Monroe. Rep. mo choice
on third councilman
Ward 2-Aldetman. Florence +. Dt.scDll
Dem colnCilmtn, Edward W. Murphy
T.. iIassett. Dem.
Ward S-Aldtrman. Ernest True. Rep.
Councilmen. WIN. cammctt. Rep. Wal
ter r. Lyscth. Rep, Frank a. Mitchell
Rep.
Ward i-Alderman. Joseph +. Connolly
Dem Councilmen George l. Thomas,
Dem: Luther Il. Roberts, Dem. Martin
]. Kelley. Dem
Ward alderman. Walter II Brown.
Rep. CounCiimen Herbert ). Dyer. Rel. /.
Charles W Marston Rep. Edward A
Shaw, Rep.
Ward t-Alderman. Arthur X. Hunt.
Rep. tounCiiuen. Geurg" +. Moves
Rep; VIM. H. Willard. Rep. Frcdk. l.,
JcrriS. Rep.
Ward alderman. Arthur II Moultun
Rep. tounCiimeu. George +. KuVanOugh,
Rep, VIM. {. Eaton. Rep. Jos. l.. Ran
DAN. Rep
Ward alderman. Wm. II. Johnson.
Rep. tolncilmrn. Arthur Chapman.
Rep; VIM. l.. Cobb, Rep. John J. Govdy
Rep.
Ward a-Aliermau. charles s Farm
ham. Rep. coInciimen. Charles ". Han
son. Rep. Franklin ~ Hatch. Req. mo
election IN the third councilman.
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CITY ELECTIONS.
CONTINUED from page ID

there could be no idea gained as 10 now
they We're voting unul the laS' WV """
been cast and counted. ~
The results were made known rev
minutes after 40 and IN" news 'n''' ~ .
Danforth was elected flew over 'h' Nv
like the wind. also that all the reSuiar
tickets had been elected The BOARD oi
aldermen with the mayor met In the even
ing and received tn" returns. as ioiioWS :.
The result of the vote for mayor by
wards was:
! 2 z ,o3 g. e..
Frederick Danforth IL % y liG ~ ~ III
John +. Cunning
ham - ], l"l ~ ~ n - !.
lanes lanes, Church z \ : n Z IL !,
Total vote Of civ. n2j
By wards the vote was:
Ward Alderman, Harry l.arrahee. rs:
J. G. Lander. 80 Councimen. &. Daley
=. Stackpolc 81. q. ]. Ring 81. Eugene r
Batchelder 80 Constable. Fred Lawrence
l2S; Nj. u. f. Pray. 50. Warden. q. T.
TowIe: III: ward clerk. +. f. Haley, liS;
defective. :; total vote 1876.
Ward Alderman. G. \: Cobb. lls;
counclmen. J. Frank Cole 49, q. A. Har-
riman ll9, G. A harrington ll9; consta-
BILE. Jesse X. Babb ll9; Warden. $ W.
Townsend ll9: ward clerk, q. c. Harri-
man ll9; defective. :; total vote, IN.
Ward Alderman, John Milton ~. \.
c. Harlow 60; councilmen. VIII 6. At
kins 1T. Martin Burns 1876. T.. +. fianiey
l93; +. +. Bradstrect u. A. w. MccaUS-
land 3d. H. $. Webster /: constable. q. 5.
Taylor rs J. II. Wight "a; warden Fred
). Hill 1913: ward clerk. Fred ". Drake
l2S, defective. :; total vote, l9I.
Ward Alderman. r. l.. Andrews 2M;
counCimen, a. l.. Weymouth 2o3, W. 5.
Stevens 2u3. Frank Hamin 2u3; constable.
r. +. Dunlap 2Ul; warden, w. II. Oliver
POI: ward clerk. Fred \. Robinson 2n5:
defective. q; Total vote. 20S.
Ward Alderman. T.. l.. Russell 20l;
councilmen. c. o. Turner 203. X. F. fiar-
mon 2u5. II. II. Eldridge 20S: constable,
w. l.. Tozier 203; warden. a. II. Jordan
2G3: ward clerk. W. S Jones 203; defective,
o. total vote, a3.
Ward 6-Alderman. u. S Weeks 49,,
councilmen, Van r. Beede l9i, A II. Pat
ter 1873 John w. Peacock 1876; constable.
Thomas Mcclure l9J. warden. W +.
Eastman 1875; ward clerk, w. Il. Jones
l2i; defective, 3; total vote. l9S.
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Vice Pres. Roosevelt Sworn In.

At 1880, the Vice President elect
reached the Capitol. He was accom-
panied by Senator SpOoner and Repre-
sentative DalZell. He went directly to
the Vice Presidents room. where he
soon was joined by Senator Frye.
Following closely the arrival of Mr..
Roosevelt, came the diplomatic corps.
Shortly before 11.30 O'Clock. Mrs. Nc
kinley, escorted by Major General
COrbin. adjutant general Of the army.
entered the executive gallery. Mrs.
Mckinley was assisted to front seat.
Almost simultaneously with the Pres
idential party, the Vice Presidential
Twenty seats had been reserved for
Mrs. Roosevelt and her friends.
The exchange of pretty greetings be-
tween Mrs. Mckinley and Mrs. Roose-
welt was noted by all.
Upon the floor of the Senate the pro-
ceedingS were in accordance with a
definite program from which there was
no deviation.
The members of the Senate were
seated on the front and to the left of
the President pro tempOre. Supporting
the Senate as host We're representatives
of the executive and judicial depart
ments of the government. including
members of the cabinet and House of
Representatives and the supreme court
and associate justices of the supreme
court of the United States.
AS the distinguished bodies entered
the chambers they We're announced bv
/ the dOOrkeepers.
While the senator from Montana Mr.
Continued on page 81
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AUBURN.
Another Election for Mayor and Several Alder
men Must Be Held.

Auburn, Me. March 4.-Thc election in
Auburn, today WAS the hottest one ever
held in this city Il was a cas-" Of hust-
ling on both sides Owing 10 the size Of
the Prohibition vote another election for
mayor and for several aldermen Will hav.
to be held The vote for mayor resulted
as follows: Wilson. Dem. l2Ai. HutChin-
SON. Rep. 1871, and Jordan, Pro. 81.
The Republicans ana Democrats each
elected one alderman. The Democrats
have elected three CouuCilmcn ana the
Republicans IL. At the city government
meeting. this evening. the mater Of in
speeding ballots. owing to the demand
made by several Of the Democratic cand-
dates. Lawyers Mitchell ana Mccain
protested in behalf Of the Republican,:
that an inspection could not be held by
the city council.
The government went into secret session
and decided To hold Il meeting. Tuesday
at ~ \. NJ, To act upon the matter as ii
now stands In all probability an election
will be held about Wednesday of next
week.
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WATERvlLLE.
Martin BlaisdelI, Inc Only Candidate. Elected
Mayor Several Election TanqIes.

WaterviIlc, Me. March 4.-tSpeciaD
Martin Blaisdell. endorsed by all par
tI"H. was elected mayor today. There
were several funny tangles in the ward
elections. The vote by wards:
Ward Mayor Martin Blaisdell,
Zl2. Alderman. f. -. Lunt. Rep, 90; c.
ii. carton. cit. 1l9. councilmen. Cn1s.
Kelsey Rep. SO: II. l. Libby. Rep, 90:
Howard Il. Mitchell. Git. 1lS; Henry
.. Prcblc, CIT. ll8. Board Of education,
;. f. Brann. Rep. 80: T.. w. Hanna
ford, CIT, l22. Warden, j. II. n. Pen
ncy. Rep. "a; q. II. Grondin. Git, 120.
Ward clerk. J. T.. Lashus. PA. Consta-
bic, j. A. Hyland. Rep. So: George w.
Rainey, Cit, l19. Defective, :. can
Celled. ..
Ward Mayor. Martin Blaisdell,
Rep, Ia. cit. III: total. 2J5. Alder
man. Frank T.. Lowe, Rep, l2l; :. l..
Berry. cit. 100. councilmen, Georg" H.
Vigue, Rep. ZIG; II. q. Pierce. Rep.
1l5; Henry Butler. Cit. IA: II. o.
Pierce, cit 142. Board of education. H.
A. Toward, Rep, 1iG; +. $. Clay, cit
l4l Warden. &. &. Bridges. Rep. IL.
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EasTP0RT.
Buxton. Rep Defeats Grady. Git for Mayor
by Only "a Votes.

PASSPORT. Me. March 4.-Charles NJ.
Buxton. Rep, candidate for mayor. de
feated VIM. O. Grady. Citizen, by only
"a votes at the city election here, to-
day The election was most exciting.
and there We're contests in nearly every
ward. The vote for city clerk was ex-
ceptionally close, the Republican can
didate. ID. +. Small. defeating George
{. Loring. Citizen. by only votes. 1t
is expected that recount will be or
dered in this case.
The ticket elected follows: Mayor
Charles NJ. Buxton, Rep: aldermen
Ward l. Oliver Emery, Rep. f. s
Wade. Rep. Ward 2, BENZ F. MILL
ken, Cit. Thomas l.. Holmes. Cit. ::
Ward 3. VIM. S. Hume. Rep. Joseph
Fnrris. Rep; Ward 4. Albert GreenlaW
Rep, Charles Lewis. Rep.
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rnander-in-chieD was responsible N -.
secretary Of state that the army W..
thoroughly trained for war. Since ,;a-
he responsibility had been win -.
lnder secretary Of state with four enh-
iN.slons. each under military baaa
nj each advising the secretary =.
tate without reference to the Iors
nander-in-ch chief.
Lord Wellesley pointed out IN da..n
loW he distribution 81 responsibiI,.,
iis0rganized ana impaired thu var III.
'h-nery. IL was an unavoidable and ir.
yossible system. The commandar-ir
hl~f had NJ effective control. Eejths-
1ad The heads of departments ANA Nj
work and cross references IN III
1ranches had largely been increased
Ny lords. ] need scarcely tel YIN"
iaid Lord Wellesley impressivelv
that cur soldiers do not love the wsr
'iiioe nor its civilian rulers. You can.
not font the sentiment Of the army
without injuring its morale"
The Marquis Of LanSdOwne. the FOR.
mer war minister. replied 10 rord
Wellesley Immediately He said he was
constrained To say that Lord Wolas-
ley during his term Of office had failed
% understand his duties. He might al
least hay" warned the government
that one army corps was not sufficient
to crush the Beers.
Lord Wellesley might have enabled
The government to turn to better ar.
count the auxiliary forces Of the
country. He might have told the gov
eminent before the South African war
that Ladysmith was not a suitable
military station. He might have pre-
pared schemes for defensive and often.
siye operations. Lord Wellesley had
restricted his duties: he had not taken
ldvantage Of the opportunities at
hand
TIE war oflice system might have
been changed ~ advantage in details
but the main principle Of enabling the
seq. etary of state to get advice from
hiG experts at first hand. he was not
willing to give TIP. The mistakes and
failures i'll South Africa We're not due
% the system. but TO the fact that
it was not carried out as faithfully as
I might have been. The noble lord had
failed To appreciate the immense in
portance of the special duties assigned
20 him.
The Marquis Of I.ansdoWne, upon the
eve Of his departure from the war Of
Zee. had considered 4 military note
Lord Wellesley had addressed. he BE-
.iayaT IN ara Salisbury 11vorl this sub-
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J. II. Ludlow. cit. lil. Ward cl"rk
Eugene H. Landry Rep. III. Ernest
M.rebou Fir i4u r.rsf,hl. -,
=, - go -
II. simpson. Rep AS. -. T. sweeney.
cit. li5.
Ward a-Mnyor Martin Hl.tzJ.1l
~ AIIa-,,,..r t,,.....,. v.,,t,...ti
~ N''-'' 'i'''i ''''
-. 1"untilHrh' y. liih,e' rep,
lO2, El"ood N. J"psun. R"r.. lG3. John
a. Nigu-. clt., II c II Gray cli.. II.
Board of ..dlratIor. N ". Dunn Erp
al ], Il. ,,ha,,t.r,..., WI, III Lr.'-
den. u. ". Hoxie. I77. Ward clerk. A.
y u,,,tn,,nnd r.r lo- r,,iss IA.
-
mach". cit. -. constable, ChaS. r.
Davis, Rep. s. Fred II. Thomas, cit.
= Defective =
~ - >t.-,... t,t,t.,.tf r.,
N'I' -''"''' ~ '''' '''-'''''''' = '''
l'S; ct. -. total. -1, alderman. Horace
p.-l-fr,s H.- r,-.- lT,v,g. t,.-.fr. 10.
-. '"dHclin'h. l. q. SALISBURY. Rep. u
Ernest T. Decker. Rem. III. Er4,et t.
p.,lcr ~, 4.. ~. ,r..t.- ,,.. III.
''
board m tdicAt"H- Horace FuFlhlon
Rep. lh,, Horace Iutiutun CIt.. gr. war
Jrn ! N, tIayd.r Rrr ft1. W NJ nav
r
"'H. 'i'-- MARIN "lti '.'ih vi n. 'o"h"t,
Rem. LTD. M. Wirt Brown C.t @-. c---
.tYi.. Fr.rt tt..tt.r J., fi-- r.r.l
,,-.. ,-t.
N VIZ. Il-. i'-
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WEsTBR0Ok.
Republicans Elect Their Mayor and Control
City Government.

Westbrook, Me. March 4.-The NUM-
cipal election. today. resulted in a vic
tory for the Republicans. Their mayor
was elected by SO plurality Two OF the
Is aldermen are Democrats The re-
suit was:
Mayor Jacob l.. Horr. Republican
City clerk, Edward II. Smith. Rep. AL
dermen at large, T.. b. Newcomb. Rep:
Jesse Estes. Rep; w. G. Haggett,
Rep. ward aldermen l.. A. Frank.
Dem; Andrew Cloudman. Rep: Fred
w. Spring. Rep: Alexander Spears,
Rep; George II. Waterhouse. Rep:
John knight. Rep; James Hulitt, Rep.
NJ. Q. Sullivan. Dem; John A. Clark,
Rep. Charles =. Graham, Rep.
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resi- was A hard fought one on all sides.
and the Republicans succeeded in max
ing a gain of one alderman. electing
two out Of a total OF five The sur
prise of the day was in Ward 2 usually
republican, where George i. stuart
the Democratic candidate for alder
man. was elected with plurality OF
50 votes.
me following aldermen were elected;
ward l. Nehemiah II. Higgins, Dem;
Ward z. George l.. Stuart. DEM Nard
.. Bernard :. Jellison. Rep Ward 4,
GEORGE w. Patten, Rep, Ward . Ed
ward +. Brady, Dem.