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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-11-14
VOTE IN MANY STATES.

Iowa.
\. Il. Cummins. Republican candidate
for Governor. has been elected over l. D.
Phillips by a plurality Of over 9o,oVo.
The Prohibition vote has been Largely
increased. advancing from 5000 last year
TO 25.000 this year. Practically every
precinct shows a falling off in the Demo
cratic vote Out of the ninety-nine coun-
ties in the State the Democrats carried
only six The Legislature from early re-
turns will contain 125 Republicans and
% Democrats. gain of ten for the Re-
publicans Chairman Spence contended
that when all the returns We're In they
would show more than 100000 majority
for the Republicans and that the gain IN
the Legislature would be fourteen instead
of ten. The total vote shows A falling
off OF - per cent. Senators Allison and
Dolliver will be reelected.
Penusylvania.
The fusion leaders in Philadelphia con-
cede their defeat by the Quay Repubil-
cans More votes were east than IN
presidential year. The State candidates
are elected by 10000 plurality. Frank
q. Harris (Rep) has been elected State
Treasurer over Elisha y. Coray, Jr.. the
fusion candidate, by between 10000 and
-. 900 plurality. In 1899 Barnett lRep),
for State Treasurer, had a plurality OF
1lO.5SS over Greasy tDem.l. William +.
Potter (Rep.) has defeated Hartman
Yerkes (fusion) for judge of the Supreme
Court by about 10000. Common pleas.
or orphans court. judges were chosen III
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MARKET REPORTS.

Chicago-Cattle, common TO prime.
$500 to S6.30; hogs. shipping grades.
S4.22J TO $6.0I; sheep, fair TO choice, S3.0U
TO S422J: wheat. No. > red. lie TO d2c:
corn. No. >. 5Sc to 59c: oats. No. >, 36c
to SIC; rye. No. =. .54c to 55c; hay, tim
o;hy, $500 to S13.50; prairie. $3.50 10
$3.50; butter. choice creamery. soc 10
PIE; eggs. fresh. zoe TO 2lc; potatoes.
5Sc to toe per bushel.
indianapolis shipping, $500 TO
Si1J: hogs. choice light, S4.00 To 1910
sheep. common TO prime. $500 20 S3.2J;
wheat. No. =. Ilc 10 12c; corn. No. =
white. 59c 10 G0c; oats, No. > white,
90. To Hoe.
ST. Louis-Cattle. S3.25 to $685.; hogs,
SEQ to $500: sheep, $500 TO $50:
wheat. No. >. 12c to 13c: corn, No. =,
60c TO Ole: oats, No. ., 3Sc TO 39c; rye,
No >. sac to 5Sc.
Cincinnati-Cattle, $500 to $3.50: hogs.
$500 to S..95: sheep, SD to $500:
wheat. No. ., T4c TO I5c; corn. No.
mixed. Gle 10 62c; oats. No. = mixed.
39c to Zoe: rye. No. >. Ste TO o1c
Detroit-Cat;le. $3.50 TO $500; Logs,
$500 to $3.50: shrep, $3.50 to SD;
wheat, No. =, DE 10 IIc; corn, No.
yellow. Gle TO 62c; oats. No. = white,
zoe Ia 41c: rye, 53c to 5ic.
Toledo-Wheat. No. = mixed, T3c to
15c: corn. No. mixed. 5Sc to o9c; oats,
No. mixed, 3Sc to 39c; rye, No. =, Ole
To ste: clover seed, prime, $3.50.
Milwaukee-Wheat, No. = northern,
zoe to lie: corn, No. 3, 5Sc TO J9c; oats,
No. white. Zoe to Ale: rye, No. l, Ole
to 56c. barley, No. >, 5Sc to 59c; pork,
mess. $14.S0.
Buffalo-Cattle. choice shipping steers.
$500 to Sl.0O; hogs. fair TO prime. 500
TO $500: sheep, fair TO choice, $500 to
$3.50; lambs, common to choice, S4.5O to
$3.50.
New York-Cattle. $50 to $5.35; hogs.
$500 to S5.9J: sheep, $50 to $3.50;
wheat, No. red, 11c to TSc; corn. No. 2.
65c to 66c; oats, No. . white, 44c to 45c:
butter. creamery, 19c to pc; eggs. west
ern, zoe to 23c.
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side Of Lincoln aud Omaha the State
Journal Wednesday morning estimated
Judge Sedgewick's plurality at not less
than 5000 and said it might be ll.OOO.
The few early returns on regents Of the
university show they do not differ great
ly from the heads Of the tickets. ALI
calculations were upset by the vote IN
some counties heretofore fusion, notabl.
Nehama, Buffalo. Nuckolls, Clay and
Kearney, which this year gave small or
pronounced Republican pluralities.
Ohio.
Gov. George X. Nash has been re-
elected by an increased plurality. The
Republicans have a majority in both
branches Of the Legislature, insuring the
return of Senator Foraker TO the United
States Senate. Early returns indicated
a Republican plurality OF 66,OOO for Gov.
Nash and the whole State ticket, and
that the Democratic gains are confined
TO Franklin County, where KilbOurn, for
Governor, has not less than $500 major
ity, as against a majority of 1.I2S for
Nash two years ago. The result is due
to the popularity Of Kilbourn at home
aud the fight put up by the saloon inter
est against Thomas II. Clark, one of the
Republican nominees for the General As
sembly, who fathered the local option bill
at the last session OF the Legislature.
Massachusett-.
W. Murray Crane. Republican candi-
date for Governor. Is reelected by $1,000
over Josiah Quincy. The Republicans
made no campaign. Democrats gained
several members Of the Assembly. but
the Legislature is safely Republican ON
joint ballot.
Rhode Island.
William Gregory, Republican, for Gov
ernor, is elected over l.. +. Garvin. The
Republican plurality is 5000. loss of 10
per cent ON last years vote. The Legis-
lature Is Republican.
Virginia.
A. ]. Montague. Democratic candidate
for Governor, has been elected by 10000
plurality over A. ]. Hoge. The Republi-
cans have only ten Of the 121 members Of
the Legislature.
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Elections were held in eleven States
ether than New York Tuesday. In six
of these Governors Were chosen and the
Republicans were successful in New Jer-
sey, Ohio. Massachusetts, Iowa and
Rhode Island. The Democrats elected a
Governor in Virginia. In five other
States. where purely local issues prevail
ed, the Democrats carried Kentucky by
increased majorities. Nebraska remain
ed in the Republican column. the regular
Quay Republicans were victorious in
Pennsylvania. while Mississippi and per-
haps Maryland remains in the Demo-
cratic column. This means gain of two
Democratic United States Senators from
Maryland and Kentucky. should the
Democrats in the former State win. In
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|P6lPnA...
YREAkAEQ

First Parish Church of South Franz
ingham. Mass, recently celebrated its
bicentennial.
The Rev. ]. d. Collins of Austin, ILL.,.
has become pastor of the Baptist Church
ut Monroe. Iowa.
The Rev. ]. E. June has accepted the
pastoral care OF the Cniversalist Church
at Markesan. Wis
First Presbyterian Church. Boone.
Iowa. has extended call to the Rev. +.
f. Smiley of Denver, Colo.
DIR. ID. l.. RAIDER of Denver. Colo. will
become pastor of First Methodist Episco-
pal Church in st. Paul, MINI.
First Congregational Church OF Ra-
cine, Wis, has secured a pastor in the
Rev. Julius Marks OF Peru, Ind.
st. Mary's Episcopal Church, Tomah,
Wis, has secured a rector in the Rev.
A. F. Todrig of Gloucester. n. j.
The Rev. J. A. McGreaham has ac-
cepted a call 10 the pastorate OF Grace
Presbyterian Church, Saginaw, Mich
The Rev. George W. King has been
chosen as assistant to DIR. McKittrick OF
the First Presbyterian Church. ST. Louis.
o. Z. Miller has been elected superin-
,endent of the Rock Rapids. Iowa. Meth
odist Sunday school for the nineteenth
time.
The Methodis:s of Anderson, Ind, have
let the contract for the construction of
new church. The contract price is
$16,692.
The Rev. A. W. Shaw. late of Chiches-
ter, y. v, has assumed charge of the
work of the Episcopal Church at Waiver
ly, Iowa.
Prof +. NJ Wood of Baker University
Is to succeed the late Prof. Benner as
professor OF mathematics and astronomy
in Albion College.
The Rev. X. A. Crickmer has resigned
the work Of the Episcopal Church at
What Cheer, Iowa, and has accepted
that at Waterville. Minn.
DIR. James X. Graham. pastor of Kent
Street Presbyterian Church, Winchester.
Va, has just celebrated the golden jubi-
lee Of his ordination to the ministry. He
has spent the half century as pastor of
Kent Street Church.
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church. Cleve-
land, the church to which John D. Rookie
Teller belongs, recently celebrated the
completion Of the first half-century of its
existence.
Highland Park Presbyterian Church.
Minneapolis, which has been without a
pastor for several months, has secured
rs pastor the Rev. Paul ]. Stonaker of
Zelienople, Pa.
The Rev. James Addison Ingle. the
new Bishop Of the Episcopal Church at
Hankow, China. was graduated from the
University of Virginia in 1883. and soon
afterward went to China as a missionary.
He has been in charge Of the Episcopal
Church at Hankow for several years.
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plant was the largest Of its kind in the
world, with an output of 10O,OOO tons.

Frederick V. Bowers, the vaudeville
tong writer and composer, was awarded
decree Of absolute divorce from Blanche
louise Bowers in New York. because of
her alleged misconduct with George NJ.
Pullman, son of the late millionaire pal
ace car builder of Chicago.
The Rev Dr. Silas {. Swallow of Har-
risburg, Pa, has been found guilty Of
lying by Il jury OF Methodist clergymen.
unfIpcked and debarred from all church
privileges until conference meets next
spring. DIR. Swallow is widely known as
u Prohibition party political leader.
A negro bank. the first of its kind north
of the Mason and Dixon line. otficered
by negroes, with negro stockholders ana
depositors. is Philadelphia contribution
TO the solution of the vexed race ques-
ton. The negroes OF the city are inor-
dinately proud of their First Colored
Bank, North
The united anti-Tammany forces made
a clean sweep in the Greater New York
election, electing Seth Low Mayor by
$4,000 majority. Republicans carried
Ohio, Iowa, Massachusetts,. Pennsylvan-
mia. Connecticut and Nebraska, while
Democrats were victorious in Kentucky
and Maryland.
AT Wilkesbarre, Pa, because her clock
had stopped and in dread lest she should
arouse her husbands anger by not having
his dinner ready upon the stroke of noon.
Mrs. O'Connor, a laborer's wife, tagged
a fast freight on the Pennsylvania road
with a red petticOat in order that she
might ask the time.
After having nursed his revenge be-
cause Of unreQuited love during more
than five years imprisonment. Frederick
Bankert. aged %, of Amsterdam. \. ".
shot the woman who rejected him and
her husband and then sent bullet
through his own heart. His victims We're
William II. Green and his wife, formerly
Cora l.. Harrison.
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sixteen judicial districts in the State and
in a great majority of these the Repub-
licans We're victorious.
Maryland.
Early Wednesday both sides claimed
the State Legislature, which. If Demo
cratic. will insure the return of Arthur
Pue German TO the United States Sen
ate. Under the new election law the
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CONviCTS in A MUTINY.


Overpower Guards and Escape from
Leavcnworth Prison.
Two men We're killed and three injured
in a battle between prison guards and
convicts Thursday at the new United
States penitentiary building. Leaven-
worth, Kan. After the guards We're over
powered by the leaders of the Jail break
ers the gates were thrown open and all
the 45O convicts given chance TO escape
Only twenty-six broke out and they made
good their escape, hiding in the tall
woods near the prison. sThe attack on
the guards and the escape was the cul-
mination of a well-laid plot. carried out
In the most daring manner.
The meeting took place at the new
prison building. where the convicts were
at work. The thirty guards in charge OF
the men We're surprised. Then the ring
leaders in the mutiny urged all the pris-
Oners TO join in the revolt. The move
ment spread, and the stockade was In
wild excitement. Twice repulsed in ef-
forts to break from the stockade the
convicts finally carried the main gate by
assault. and once outside started reign
of terror. They drove the persons liv-
ing near into their homes, captured wag-
ons, buggies and more arms, and holding
close together they started on their flight.
As they went the mutineers spread ter
ror through the country. The escaping
convicts started in to get citizens cloth
ing by making farmers, either in the
fields or roads, strip and exchange for
the numbered and striped convict suits.
Meantime all the prison guards had
been using every effort to prevent a gen
eral uprising. The military at Fort
Leavenworth was called on TO help re-
store order at the new penitentiary site
and held in check the cOnvicts who did
not leave the stockade.
Some unknown person had passed in
three revolvers to the ringleaders. Gus
Parker. one of the plotters, secured the
weapons unnoticed and he was joined
by Frank Thompson, big negro. ami
the two men held up the office of Frank
Hines, the contractor. and compelled Mr..
Hines and his assistants to march be-
fore them as a shield while they attack
ed the guards on the towers. Ford Quinn,
a convict, and ]. b. Waldrup. a guard.
were killed. Three other guards were in
jured.
Early Friday morning an increased
number OF guards, well armed and
mounted, were started out from the pen
itentiary. and the day was spent in as
exciting a man hunt perhaps as has been
experienced in that part Of the country
since the border days. The cOnvicts and
the pursuing party-forty guards and
troop OF federal cavalry-met in fierce
battle about seventeen miles southeast
Of Leavenworth, and a desperate con-
aict was waged
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IMPORTANT RESULTS OF THE ELECTIONS.

Mayor Jerome
plurality. Van Wyck is beaten
by Both
branch of the Republican
which will
OF Republican.
the candi
OF The Legislature
Franklin Murphy
ed
Republican
by about1O
elected Govern by
Wednesday point
Assembly Republicans
all
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CROKER QUITS AS LEADER.

Turns Chicftainslip OF Ia m m any Over
to Carroll After Election.
According to New York dispatch
Richard Croker abdicated the leadership
of Tammany Tuesday night after the re
suit OF the election was known. Croker,
Maurice Untermeyer and Senator L. ID
Sullivan We're together at dinner and IL
is said that little later Mr.. Croker de
clared this was his last political fight
Mr.. Croker asked Senator Sullivan whom
he desired as leader. Sullivan answered
that John F. Carroll would be pleasing
TO him. Then and there. it is said. Gro
ker abdicated his leadership of Tammany
Hall and turned 1t over TO John Z. Car.
roll.
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the situation in which he found himself
because of the energetic measures adopt
ed by France, sent Friday to the French
embassy drafts on the customs depart
ment in full payment of the Lorando and
Tubini claims and in settlement Of all
other claims urged by France.
President Loubet presided Friday at
the cabinet council. The foreign minis
ter, NJ. Delcasse. announced that the
Porte had advised him that it had de-
cided to give satisfaction in the case OF
the various French demands, TO which NJ.
Delcasse replied that SO soon as the Sui
tan's order regarding the Portes decision
was communicated to him Admiral Call
lard's squadron would leave the island
Of Mitylene
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SOUTHERN.

Fire in Jennings, the new oil town in
Louisiana. destroyed thirty places, prin-
cipally temporary structures.
At Northfork, w. Va, Bernard Bur
ton. son of wealthy parents. WAS seri-
,usly stabbed by a negro, whom he shot
to death while the latter was thrusting
a dirk into his body.
A $T.OO0.00O syndicate for building in
terurban electric roads between I.exing-
ton and other cities of the central blue
grass region was organized 1t Lexington.
Ky. The syndicate is backed by New
York. Chicago and Detroit capital.
Prof c. II. Sparks. a graduate of the
University Of Chicago and a well-known
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There was some discussion as to tn,

There was some discussion as TO the
plans of reorganization OF Tammany
in which Mr.. Croker took no part ex-
cept to suggest that younger blood be ad-
mitted to the inner council
The party proceeded to Tammany Hall.
where John +. Carroll was awaiting
them. He was apprised of the purpose
of Mr.. Croker. but said nothing. He
accompanied Mr.. Croker TO the Deme-
cratic Club in n cab and going upstairs
remained closeted with him for nearly
an hour. 1t was after this conference
that Mr.. Croker announced, This is my
last campaign"
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New Jersey.

Franklin Murphy, Republican candi-
date for Governor, has been elected over
James Seymour by reduced plurality.
The Republicans elect six Senators and
thirty-two Representatives. The Demo
Gratis one Senator and fifteen Representa-
tives. The Legislature is Republican.
Kentucky.
The Democrats have ,wrestei the Leg
islature from the Republicans and will
elect successor to Senator Deboe. The
State majority is 10000. against 5000
for Bryan last fall. Louisville elected a
Democratic Mayor by 5000 majority.
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Scalded to Death.

Two steam filters were killed and two
oti,rs ssr.ously injured by the blowing
ont Of vi.ve in the water pumping appa-
r ,tus at the Shwarz-Schild and SulZberger
Packing plant in AimDurdale. Kansas.
The accident occurred in deep pit in
which is located the packing plants pump
ing machinery. Nothing could be done TO
rescue the men until the flow of steam had
cYhauS .pd itself
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l.: the various municipal contests i'll
New York State the most Interesting
elections noted were those of Albany,
Troy, Rochester, Syracuse and Buffalo.
The city of Albany was carried by the
Republicans, ex-senator David Il. Hill
takin. no active part in the local can
vass.
In Buffalo the entire Republican city
and county tickets were elected. EraStIIs
c. Knight, the State Controller, being
chosen Mayor. The result in Rochester
was close. but Mayor Warmers friends
claim the election of the Republican can
didate.
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BATTLE Of BALLOTS
Results of the Fall Elections in
Many States.
TAMMANY IS ROUTED.
New York City Elects Sch Low as May
After a Hot Contest.

Republican Gains Shown in the Cen
trail and Wcstern Sections of the
Re effected Governor of Ohio with
66,OO0 Lcad-Iowa Freaks Its Rec
ord-Fusion Ticket Defeated in Penn
sylvania.
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Amer;can schooner Se;zed.

The London Exchange Telegraph Com
pany has received dispatch from Lisbon
announcing that Portuguese gunboat had
seized the American schooner, Nettie and
Lottie, at Horta, Island of Fayal. the
Azores, for clandestinely conveying
twenty-six emigrants who were trying TO
avoid military service
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Fell 265 Feet and Lives

Joseph Bolinski, ali emplOye of the Jam
ison works, Greensburg. Pa, dropped 90
feet into coal shaft and miraculously
escaped serious injury. Not bone was
broken. He was considerably bruised. 1t
is one of the most remarkable falls ever
experienced in the mines in that section.
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Neb-aska.

Republicans elected their State ticket
by fully 5000 plurality. The vote cast
was 20 per cent below that of last No
vember. The Republican State Central
Committee made an estimate placing the
plurality for Judge Sedgewick at 1000
On figures from nearly 400 precincts out
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Killed in Collision.

In a rear-end collision on the Pittsburg
and Western at Lowellville, eight miles
east of Youngstown, Ohio. one man was
killed and two were injured. The first
section Of freight train was delayed by
q broken coupling and the second section
ran into it, wrecking the engines and
AIMS
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A Terrible Revenge.

Noah Barden of Glenn, Allegan county,
Mich, was shot and killed by Pearl
Starkey, his cousin. Barden's wife mar
70 \ ly escaped the same fate. Bariep's
house was fired by Sharkey, who then shot
himself. Starkey worked for Barden last
spring and was discharged. This was the
only known cause of trouble between the
men
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Army Paymaster Robbed.

Pensacola (Fla.) special: Paymaster
Stevens of the United States army, arrived
from Atlanta and before leaving that city
PLACED in ahand satchel two hundred silver
dollars and 81. 500 in paper money for the
purpose Of paying the several hundred
artillerymen at Fort Barancas and Nc
Raa their salaries for the past month.
When he reached the fort here he
opened his grip and found all the paper
money had been distracted. The two
hundred silver dollars remained. Amaze
ment and surprise followed the discovery.
Paymaster Stevens thinks scme profess
sional pickpocket followed him and r,-
lieved him during the trir.
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Plague Stamped Ont.

Glasgow special: The authorities are
satisfied that the bubonic plague has been
stamped out. The last case of the disease
r r,ported was placed in hospital NOvem-
1 and the period of incubation has ex-
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advices announcing
that the Sultan had
yielded 10 the EN-
tire demands form
ulate ID by the
French government
and only the ques-
ton of form re-
garding the execu-
ton OF the engage
ments remained TO
be settled.
The Sultan, hav-
ing become thor
-
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There is great excitement in Oklahoma
over the discovery of a rich find of copper
and gold in the mountains in Woodward
and Wood counties. The people are flock
ing to the scene by hundreds.
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NEWS OF OUR OHIO.
OCCURRENCES DURING THE
PAST WEEK.

An Interesting Sum mary Of the More
Important Doings of Our Neigh
-weddings and Deaths-Crimes,
Casualties and General Buckeye
News Notes.
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EVENTS OF INTEREST
THAT OCCURRED DURING THE
PAST WEEK.
ferssly Told Telegraph Tales in
Brief ParaGraphs-Many Casual.
ties-A Few Crimes-Some Fires
Political and Religious News.
Harrison Day" in the Public Schools
of Indiana.

of Indiana.
Friday, November ~, will be known as
Harrison Day. in the public schools of
Indiana. 1t has been designated as such
by the State Superintendent of Public
Instruction.
The Benjamin Harrison Monument As
sociatiOn has reported in this connection
that the contributions in hand, no appeal
having hitherto been made in Indiana
outside Of indianapolis, aggregate about
thirty thousand dollars. The hope of the
organization is that the contributions from
all sources, including the other States, will
amount to one hundred thousand dollars.
1t is expected by Senator Fairbanks, the
president of the association. and the other
officers, that the observance of Harrison
Day will stimulate interest among the
parents as well as among the pupils.
Subscriptions should be sent to the sec
retary, Evans Woollen at Indianapolis.
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The New Prince of Wales.

London special: The Duke of Corn
wall and York has been created Prince Of
Wales and Earl of Chester.
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HE William Mckinley National Memorial
III Of
q Wash
will
abroad
bridge Wash
ingto Ito the Virginia shore.
of
this depending entirely the received
The will have headquarters in Washington State and
will presdent
Bishop Henry Potter of the for New York
and
Admiral
a charter andn invites contributions.
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count was effectually blocked. The State
printer and two members Of the election
board We're arrested. charged with con-
spiracy with fraudulent intent in print
ing the ballot.