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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
SIX new GOVERNORS
Corrected Returns From Tues
.. days Elections.
FUSl0N'S VICTORY IN NEW YORE CITY
ReLuke 10 Tnmnnny and ErokeriSm
Even More Pronounced Than at
First Announced. i.- HesuIt In
Ohio Breaks All Records.

NEW YORK. Nov. 7.-h.lecions were
held in eleven states other than New
York Tuesday. Ill six OF. lilcse govern.
Urs were chosen, and the Republicans
were successful in New Jersey, Ohio,
Massachusetts, Iowa aud khode Island.
The Democrats elected a governor, in
Virginia.
IN five other states, where purely To-
cal issues prevailed the Democrats car
ried Kentucky by increased majorlties,
Nebraska remained in the Republican
coulnn, the regular Quay Republicans
were victorious in Pennsylvania, while
Mississippi aud perhaps Maryland re-
main ia the Democratic column. This
means 4 gain Of two Democratic Unit
ed States senator's frouf Maryland and
Kentucky, shouia the Democrats in the
former state win
In this state a now assembly and
two state senators We're voted for. The
senators were elected to fill vacancies
and Forty-third senatorial districts.
The sllccesso, Of Senator Michael Rus
sell IN the Thrrieth district will be
William u. Barnes, a Republican. The
successor of Cornelius X. Parsons in
the Forty third district will be Merton
j.. Lewis, who was one of the Repub-
1Ichu leaders in lhe last assembly.
The election of Mcssrs. Barnes and
Lewis leaves the senate unchanged.
There will be 81 Republicans and Is
Democrats in the senate of 1892, which
is the same number each party had in
the senate of 1901. The assembly Of
1902 will stand as follows: Republics
ans and lnsiOnists. lOD: Democrats, A.
This is Republican gain.
The following candidates for Sill
prcnc court Judges were elected: A. V.
$. rocl!rane, William NJ. Adams, Ed
gar S. Spencer, Charles +. Parker and
Garrit A. Forbes
Charles J., Knapp Repl was elected
10 congress in III" Twenty tollrsh con-
%rrssonn! district to III Il vacancy.
The fate Of the constitutional amend
mrnt is moi YET known.
Corrected returns On the New York
city ticket show that Seth Low. fusion
candidate. received total vote in all
bUroUgls Of 2Ji $50 and Edward NJ.
Shepard 2t5 i2s. Il plurality Of 2a.SG4
in favor Of Mr.. Low. Brooklyn gave
the fusion candidate Il plurality of 21,-
$50. In Manhattan and the BronX Mr..
Lows plurality was i"0S
Justice .Ieromes plurality over Mr.
TnGcr was l5.SSo. The vote on dis
trict attorney was: Jerome, 1G3,J10;
Ingcr. llS,o79.
Edward NJ Grout fuSioN was elect
ed comptroller over ". W. Ladd. .Ir.,
ly a plurality of ll91G The vote in
the entire city was: Grout, 300 1l3:
ladd, 254. .737. Brooklyn gave Grout
plurality Of 3o,2Ol, The vote being:
Grout 1860: Laad S6,3S9.
The three fusion candidates for ST.
premr court Judges were elected. as
was Justice O'Drirn. who ran on both
tickets. Mayor Van Wyck. who WAS Il
candidate for supreme court judge, itlu
10000 votes behind his ticket.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
PennsylvaniH Fusionists Defeated.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. THE lat
est election returns from Pennsylvania
indicate that Frank q. Harris RepJ
has been elected stpte treasurer over
Elisha A. Coray, Lr., the fusion candi
date by between 5OHtN and 5000 plu-
raAty. In 1899 Barnett (Rep., for
state treasurer had a plurality of no.
bSS over Greasy (Dem.'. William p.
Potter tRep.l has defeated Harman
Yerkss fusion, for judge of the su-
premc court by about $4,000. The vote
pollch in the state yesterday was unu-
suallp light Corrected returns show
that Henry Buhd, candidate for com.
mon pleas Judge on the fusion ticket,
ran 4i7 votes ahead Of his colleague on
the ticket. G. Harry Davis, and IL
therefore elected.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
i;rgilcsr St!I Unconscious.

Frank Gallagher, engineer IF tie
freight train which colIldci with Il
work train below Claymont, on the
p. W. x i. railroad, Mon day morn.
ing, still remains in an unconscious
condition On cot In the Chester
Hospital and hopes are Slight Tor his
recovery. 1t was the intention Of
the physicians Il; tic hospital to tire.
pIne the man 5 Skull, which was
fractured, but 'ucy finally decided
not to perform Incorporation.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07


"For fifteen years | have noted the
effect of your Vegetable Compound in
curing special diseases Of women.
Il know Of nothing superior for
ovarian trouble, barrenness, and it
has prevented hundreds of dangerous
operations where physicians claimed
It was the only chance to get well.
liberation and Inflammation of the
womb has been cured in two or three
weeks through its use, and as find it
purely an herbal remedy, unhcsitat-
iugly give it my highest endorsement.
-Fraternally yours, DH. p. VlRoquA,
Lansing, Mich. 5000 forfeit if ctope tss-
-timonisi Is not genuine.
If you are ill do not hesitate to
get q bottle Of Lydia Il. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound at
once, aud write TO MRS. Pink
ham at Lynn, Mass. tor special
advice; it Is entirely free. .,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
Flames Destroy Georgia Town.

KIClILAND. Ca, Nov. Fire has
destroyed the greater portion of the
business section of this place. The
fire originated IN warehouse and WAS.
started, it is said, by n truck runnina'
over a match. The flames spread very,
rapidly. Columbus and Americus fire.
companies arrived too late to he OF
much assistance. The loss is estimated
at slS.350 with n small amount of In.
sulanCp.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07

Two milk dealers were brought
up in Municipal loart on Wcdncs-
day charged with adulterAtng
the milk they sod. Tie m2n clam
lhat the milk Was pNrch" By
llem from the whotesa ters. as they
disposed OF it to their customers,
The only thing they could do was
10 plead guilty and were fined s.
and costs. Inspector MtiIluly
proposes TO, prosecute all dealers
found selling milk which does not
measure up to the required stand.
ard. 1t would be well to look after
home of the wholesalers, who arc
evidently not satisfied witn their
share OF the profits IN the mix
business.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
Towns Large Republican Majority.

DIES MONIES. Ia. Nov. T. Returns
are coming in slowly, only one-half Of
the 2,1OU precincts having been heard
from. II the same percentage of gain
in majority continues. Cummlns Rep.l
for governor will have $4,000 over Phil
lips uDeml. The Prohibition vote has
been largely increased, advancing from
5000 last year TO $4,000 this year.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
Isktia,a Isirnt'a Vote.

PROVIDENCE. X. l., Nov. T.-Guy
nrnor Gregory Ht"p.l WAS reelected by
plurality of more than 5000 aa
against $50 last year. The general as
s,mbly in both branches is largely Re-
publican but by decreased majority.
With the single exception Of Central
Falls the Democrats elected their may
orally candidates in all five cities Of lie
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
! pANl.-AmsKlcssN coNeRfsssA
L Court OF Claims PeopOSed For A0~
Justing Differences.


CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. 7.--Yestcsr.
day morning the pan-American con,
gress decided to 90 into secret session
to hear the project of the arbitration
treaty proposed by the Mexican dele.
CATION. The votes against the secret
session We're those of Paraguay, Az
gentine Republic, Bolivia and Peru-~4
against 15. The press representatives
were compelled to vncate the hall
After the proposed arbitration treaty
had been reviewed in secret session the
doors of the conference hall were again
opened to hear the proposal of the
Guatemala delegation for convention
for the pan-American court Of claims.
The proposed convention, among other
things, provides that, with the object
Of facilitating The adjustment of con-
r0versics which the several govern
ments participating in the convention
may have been unable to settle diplo-
matically, the high contracting parties
agree to submit to the court of claims
all pending and future questions be-
tween governments of any of the par
icipating powers and citizens of any
Dt the other powers provided that the
claimants in such eases shall not 1--we
served as enemies Of the government
against which the claim is brought or
shall not voluntarily have aided them.
1t shall be obligatory to present sllch
.ascs to the court for adjudication, but
the claimant must first show that he
has exhausted all legal resources In.
the. tribunals of the country against
which the claim is preferred when the
claim is of Il nature to be a proper sub.
ject for the action of these tribunals.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
AN ATLANTA THEATER BURNED.
Fire Discovered During Performs
ancr- Audience Safely OismiaheL.

ATLANTA, Gn., Nov. THE Ly-
,cum thCater, Atlanta's vaudeville
louse, has been destroyed by fire. A
performance was being giNn when the
Are broke out, but the audience was
dismissed in time to prevent II panic.
Fred Jones. a fireman, was rescued,
3adly burned. from an upper window.
and Roy Danner. an electrician, was
injured by Il fall.
Only a portion OF the warurobes Of
he twelve peopl" playing at the Ly.
,eum this week was saved. All the
scenery was burned.
r. tolry Anderson, the lessee and
manager Of the theater says the loss
will be about SII, 100. with insurance of
tirWlD
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
DcIaN are City News.

Mis7 Alice Fonrd i, On visit to frionls
in phlladolphn.
Miss l.iIAin CIc aver and MISS irene Dav
iIson are visiting he Eov, and Mrs j. L,
Amos of Wa hinEtun
Miss Emma Choato of Newark has been
he guests of Mrs 4 A. Loilanu,
Mr. and Mrg. Is Ferguson hngo rrDurn
Ell from Il pleasant visit 10 friend. ~ Nov
ark.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
The JHpS 10 ErOnOmize.

YOKOHAMA, Nov. The japanese
government has decided to institute
economies and to effect other measures
N order to offset the failure to sell
bonds in the United States. Fhe issue
Of exchequcr bonds of the value Of 49,
100000 yen has been only a partial sue.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
A Call Extended,

AT the third quarterly Conference of Ep
worth NJ II. Church with -Prcsidipg
Elder Watt, presiding an unanimous call
was extended to Kev Il. Burgette Short
to return as pastor OF Epworth Church as
long as the Bishop may assign him. Mr..
Short hns done excellent work along tho
religious and financial lines.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
Fire In Sioux City, la,

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Nov Fire
which broke out in the Gunther &; Sui.
lis wholesale toy and notion house in
this city at $3.50 O'Clock last evening de-
stroycd the building. and nelghboring
buildings were endangered. The loss
is estimated at S6O,OOU.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
Ien Perish In ILeniHr Fire.

IRONWOOD, Mich, Nov. TEN
lives were lost and four buildings were
destroyed by Il fire which started in the
klondlke thcater at Hurley, Wis. The
klondike was a vaudeville theater. and
nll of the dead and injured were per-
formers. Most Of them lived at Hurley.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
Hose Carriage Arrives.

The Phoenix Fire Company has Tece!v.
cd its new hose carriage after seven month
Of tnuxiousNaiting. II arrived at the West
Yard yesterday, and members of the Com
pany will havo u celebration whom 1t is
housed -Four horses will BE- used to draw
tho carriage from the railroad to Its new
quarters,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
Hurr I,riAnnerA Wanted.

KINGSTON. Jamaica, Nov. AT a
public meeting of leading men of ia
maca held in Kingston yesterday a
resolution was adopted asking the
British government 10 send Boer pris-
UnerS TO Iumaica.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
lie sew S Strong.

For'm derNtc prtcc' and guaranteed
fit, and the latest ia hiun in a new inrr.
tnnu tailored .ult to order and fer incest
rouars, 5en Charles "a Brown, 80, G!9
ShiV'ey street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
PRINCESS ylRoQuA, N. D..
Endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound After
Following Its Record For
Years, ....-

"DnAn Mrs. PINKHAM Health is
the greatest boon bestowed on humans
ity and therefore anything that can
restore lost health is Il blessing. I
consider Lydia Il. Pinkham's Veg.
etable Compound as blessing to
State and Nation. 1t cures her moth
ers and daughters and makes them
well and s+ronU.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
Oyerco;lt RemOyed

An overcoat belonging to Michael J.
Byrne was stolen yesterday aftern oon
from tho office Of the Christiaua Glass
Works, all hour later IL was recovered in
pawnshop by the police.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07

JUDGE CHuRcHMAN followed the
law as he Interpreted 1t, when he
sentenc ed on Wednesday two pris-
oners from his court to the county
workhouae. The same fate will
meet the Sheriff when the county.
co ourt sits this mouth, He will in
short time be Sheriff without
any prisoners 10 care for or iced.
He will then receive five thousand
dollars wear ,as his salary with
no other perqnisltes Anything
above that sum he is required by
law TO turn in TO the Clerk os the
Peace The Sheriff knew this state
Of affairs when he ran tor office,
was nominated aud elected. The
law creating the county WorkhouSc
had been passed at the session OF
the legislature in 1898. and Shcr.
iH Mcdaniel took the office with
his eyes open. The court VIII de-
cid, against hun j@st as sure as
the sun rlses In the East aud sets
ia the West. We don't blame him
tor making the fight If his attorney
advises it, but we think that his
fgAt will be a losin;, one. Judge
lhurchnan must have taken some
advice in following out the course
he has pursued in sending the
prisoners before him to the work
house. It's hard coffee but what
can he Sheriff expect: He did not
have 10 take the office. 1t was not
thrust upon him The Sheriff S
office h as never been auy good to Il
party aud now that it has been
made a saarIed Office there will be
less scramblin. Tor it and less
money spent IN the securing of the
position, Even the fees received
from the Sheriff ) advertising and
the printing OF the hand bills, All
that the Sheriff is now entitled 10
under the law ls the paitrv sum Of
$1,000. The loo will act go bess ing,
however.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
Starpens and rlend,

Cutlery and Machinery. Novelty
Machine Company. 511 Orange.
Del. p. 81. Prompt service in
breakdowns OF printing presses,
steam fire engines and other ma
chinery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
Up To Date Laundry.

Sanitary and careful work at the.
City Steam Laundry OF Broadway
g. Hammond, Sl2 Market. Phone
682.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
G0ir out of business

James N. Jones the paper hanger who
for wears car led on the businrs. at No.
1p3 hing ttroet, mas sold ont his store and
.uuit tho business.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
At, " =. H',vl,

AtW. c. Taylor, Pharmacy 1902 King
street q varied assortment OF tooth, hair
aud nail brushes at low PRICES,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07

The strong Rcpubucan district
known lis Allegheny county. IN
Maryland, gave Il Democratic ma
jorlty on Tuesday, Tins is the
home Of Senator Wellington and It
looks as # he had used his lntlu.
ence against the Republicans. lie
has been at todds tor some tune with
his party at Washington and tins
is his revenge.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07

Convince Yourself that iily's Cream
Balm 1t,rtvss al hat has been said OF 1t
a, ii means Of quick rs!ief and flnsi cure
IN OBSTINATE CASES of nasal catarrh and
hay iever. A tlul siZs CO is but lon cents
Full size, 90 cents Sod by druggists or
mailed by Ely Bros, 5G Warren Street,
New York
Mt. Olive. ARK. May II, 1901.
Mcssrs. Ely Bros --Pleass send me one
bottle Of Cream Balm, family size. think
it is tho best III, dicine for cAtarrh In the
world. Very Respectfully, J. Al. Scholtz,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
Feeding Stable .

Personal attention given TO feeding and
care Of horses at klair's stable, No 303
West Eighth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
Prompt and sanitary.

The Electric Laundry at ,th and Tat
mall !|e}malviI phone 10. satisfaction
guaranteed,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07

No matter how long you have hat ths
cough, II 1t hasn't already Developed into
consumption, Dr. Wood Norway Pine
syrup Will cure 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
no WeVcl',

THEME must be something radi.
ca!lv wrong with our courts when
men are time and time again con.
vlctcd on evidence that should not
have been permttet IN court Of
Justice, Howell England succeed
ed in having part Of the sentence OF
the prisoner IN whom he vas inter-
esteu, partially Iemltted l.. Irving
Handy has not been rs successful
in having "Po!tsvItle Ned" par.
doucl. His attorney who is doing
all IN his power TO secure his re.
lease, SAYS that his client was
wrong!utiy convicted. In fact that
he was not at the Bavarlan Brew
cry til. plyht the sac was crack cd
and robbed. According. 10 his at
torney The evidence upon which he
was convicted was not reliable and
crime Tor which he was arraigneu
aud afterwards convicted. Some.
thing must be- woetulIy Wrong with
our courts when innocent men are
convicted OF crimes OF which thcv
are innocent and sentenced to iai
10 serve time. Both OF these men
were either guilty or not guilty.
II guilty they Should be made 10
serve oll their time Tor which the
court sentenced them. If innocent
they ,hou!d be liberated and the
court and prosecuting witnesses
made TO anoisize to them Tor the
part they took ia tryin. and con.
vlctlng them. Better ii dozen mcn
escape than that one innocent man
shoulI he Wronriully sent Il, iajl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07

THE State department on Wed.
nesday received word that Miss
Stone was alive and we'll and that
her rcIeatc is matter merely ot
money and negotiation. Miss Stone
is having an experience that If she
escapes alive she will not soon tor
get
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
A LARGE tax payer OF the Aln,h

A LARGE tax payer OF the Ninth
ward does not cons der it ncccs-
sary for the ci.iHcns oi that ward
to organize two fire companies. In
The first place, they are not needed
in that section Of the city, and in
The second place, they woulc. only
be an additional expense upon the
tax payers Of the city, One com
pany, he thinks, would be proper,
but Tor HEAVIER. 5 sake not two, 50
now. it is up TO these who propose
10 organize the rival Ninth ward
lire companies
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
VIII Accent CanatIa'S Offer.

LONDON. Nov. 7.-Thc British war
Office, it is understood, will accept Cam
adns offer of Il strong cavalry contin-
gent for service in South Africa.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07

SHERIFF MCDAEiEL never con-
scented TO run ior Sheriff of New
tastis county for the benefit OF hls
friends ii h. has any or his health.
He should when his term IS up, run
for some other office and then he
will lind out how popular he is.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07

lT'S an old and true s0ylng that
"when rogucs fail out, then honest
men get their dues. - Bat, strange
as il may seem, there are several
men in this city, whose escape is Il
mystery to us. They would not
have Oeel able TO escape the do.
catcher, If he had been deputIled
to catch them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07

SECLETARY LONG in his annual
report OF the Navy to the President
advises a liberal increase IN bat
tleship, armorea cruisers and
smaler vessels. Uncle Sam W ants
Navy that will make other Ma
tona res peCt HIM.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07

THE grand old (hnamau Ii
Hung Chang lies dead in pcIiin,
known as the Celestial City, lis
burial clothes have been put on
According TO the Chinese custom,
life sized paper horses and tooIie
bearers were waiting n his court
yard TO carry his SOU to heaven
Bishop CoLhNAN - Il busy man.
He is kept constantly on the 20,
and does not have many leisure
hours tc h'mscl. lie returned on
ITuesday from a trip TO San Frau
cisco, Cal, where he attended the
Episcopal Convention, For his
years he Is as young as any OF his
parishloners,
W,TH the donse ogs England is
, now experiencing the most severe
cold weather known III years. At
Market. borough, Leicester
shire, yesterday morning, It was
snowlns and there was l6 degrees
OF frost. Five hundred fishing boats
have been unable to return 10 port
owing to the fog.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-07
Weather Probabilities
New York Markets.

Fair: fresh northorly winds, becom-
ing variable.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
cLAUSEN SPENDING CITY MONEY
RAISES PARK DEPARTMENT SALARIES
WITH A LAVISH HAND.

Taxpayers may vince at the climbing tax rate,
and the people who always have clung TO the notion
that seats in the park should be free may think
that Park Commissioner Clausen needs investi-
rating but everything is serene with Mr. Clausen.
ana money in his department 10 be plentiful.
To demonstrate to the common people that he is
the boss of the Park Department, Mr.. Clausen,
Without letting any know ii, gave Mr.. Spate
the privilege of charging five apiece for park
chairs. Finding himself running short of friends
Mr. Clausen has just made up his mind TO keep on
good terms with his office staff by raising wages.
EThe City Record" Of yesterday contained the an
nounceuent of the following advances in salaries:
c H woodman superintendent Of supplies and
repairs from 81 500 TO s.. .0e0 year.
a Miller, chief engineer, from $500 to 5000
gear; ,,. g. ., -oo . :, ooo
" H King foreman from 800 to SIPS month.
Fannie B. Ayres stenographer, from s65 to s75 a
month.
Corporation Counsel Whalen has appointed John
P o'Brien an assistant in the law department and
assigned him TO service in the Bureau of Street
Openings. The salary is $3.50 year.
Charles w Thompson has been promoted from
The position of chairman in the Department Of
Docks to be photographer in the same department
II salary OF $3.50 year.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
SUNDAY BASEBALL MEN WIN APPEAL.

County Judge Smith Lent to-day rendered his
decision in the case Of the People agt Joseph Crow
ley and William Russell. of Yonkers. Complaint
had been made before the City Judge of Yonkers
that on Sunday. June 1s. the defendants violated
the law in that they playing baseball. They
were convicted and fined s. each.
They took appeal 10 the County Court and it
was argued last Saturday before Judge Lent, who
in his decision says:
The trial Judge excluded all evidence to the
character of the game and all offers upon the part
of the defendants show that ii carried on in
a quiet and orderly manner. and that the specta-
tors were respectable and orderly people. The law
presumes the defendants innocent, and 1t can only
be overcome by showing that they had committed
an act which brought them within the prohibition
of the statute
The Judge, therefore, presumes. there being no
evidence to the contrary, that the game was car
ried in a quiet and orderly manner. and that
what the defendants did constituted serious In
terruption of the repose and religious liberty of the
community
The judge could see reason for prohibit
ing the playing OF game of baseball which is car
ried without noise than there is for prohibiting
from riding In wagon, trolley car or railway
train vessel. riding bicycle or walking for
pleasure or exercise. The exercise of the game is
innocent he says. and health giving, and comes in
conflict with no Divine law law which the legis-
lature has any constitutional right TO pass. For
these reasons the judge reverses the City Judge OF
Yonlers