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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-12-12

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49, Ol, iJIV,><
WANTED-A position by young
man: can give good reference. Ad-
dress \. G. care Graphic Office. tt
Rooms FOR Rent.-Gentlemen prefer
red. Mrs. J. B. Wood, corner State
and Eighth streets.
FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-On
well-aranged six room house, with
large yard, horse and COW lot, out
houses and all cOnveniences, situated
in southwest part of city. A nice sur
burban home, at bargain. Apply to
r. II. NJ Mills & Sons, Agt tt.
FOR RENT-To gentlemen, two
comfortably and newly furnished
rooms. Call at 519 West Third ave
nue.. 81
FOR RENT-A newly furnished
front room. Address 412 Laurel
street 81
WANTED-Six or eight boarders at
1907 West Fifth avenue. 50
-Eost-Somewhere between the
Lakeside Methodist church on Olive
street and the corner OF Main street
and Seventeenth avenue on Sunday,
December I, one blach plush wrap.
The party finding the same will please
leave at the residence of Elmo Marsh
No. 1225 Olive street.
MRS. BEATRICE JACKSON from
Paris. France, will give dancing les
sons, all kinds of fancy dancing. Leave
written order with the Graphic. "a
WANTED-Brick masons; good sal
airy and steady work for three months.
Address CrOssett Lumber company,
Crossett. Ark. 50
FOR SALE CHEAP-Bed room
suit, toilet set, rockers, dining chairs.
tables; used only few months. d
care Graphic 90
WANTED---Boardi in nice private
family (where they will be the only
boarders) by two ladies'. Will ex
change references. Address Z, care
Graphic. 90
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-12-12

Rooms FOR Rent.-Gentlemen prefer
and Eighth streets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-12-12
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WANTED--A position by a young
man: can give good reference. Ad-
dress \. G. care Graphic Office. tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-12-12

FOR RENT-To gentlemen, two
comfortably and newly furnished
rooms. Call at 519 West Third ave
nue.. 81
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-12-12

FOR RENT-A newly furnished
front room. Address ~ Laurel
street. 81
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-12-12
FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-One

Well-aranged six room house. with
large yard, horse and COW lot, out
houses and all cOnveniences, situated
in southwest part of city. 4 nice sur
burban home, at a bargain. Apply to
r. II. NJ Mills & Sons, Agt. tt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-12-12

WANTED-SiX or eight b0arders at
1907 West Fifth avenue 60
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-12-12

MRS. BEATRICE JACKSON from
Paris. France, will give Gancing les
sons, all kinds of fancy dancing. Leave
written order with the Graphic. GA
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-12-12

Advertising rates made known on
application.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-12-12

OFFICE: 800 West Barracue Street.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-21
Another Fine New Block.

Wednesday night the contrac, was fin.
ally closed for tho buildin; Of row Of
stores to I'LL the vacant space between
tho Burrcll Seed House aud tho Rum.
soy Bakery. The contractor IL q. O..
Hawkcy. and tho contract, price is said
To he sl7,Oo for the block. II will CON-
sist OF three store rooms on tho ground
floor. ani two halls aud some Offices over.
head. The Inst - feet on the soptli end
belongs TO L. l.. Rodcck. The next 80
feet l,as joint stock ownership Of J. T..
Godding. II. 1. Maxwell. I. ID. Hale. II.
w. Lance and others. The remaining
% feet is owned by ". X. Dye. The
contract is for the completion OF the
building within four months. The con-
siruction will he modern. with front elc-
,ation OF pressed brick aud plate glass
windows. A ten foot stairway will bc
taken oil the center fifty feet, which will
be used also for access TO the Dye divi.
sion Of the block. The tenancy of the
premises is not definite, although some
leases are pending. A iirst.class rcstau.
rant is expected to occupy the Dye prem
ises. The two halls overhead will prob.
ably be taken by tho Masons and tho
Elks.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-21
Business Mems Cl6D.

Among tho new members recently nd-
miitsd to the business Mems club arc
tho following: Geo. q. Maxwell. @. A..
Wales, Ford J. Steward, Geo. A. Daring
and W. II. Dye.
The club has got tho renovation Of
their rendezvous. ns ordered nj q late
meeting. completed. aud Il makes much
more invitin. place. The now paper
hangines nr. bright nnl in good taste
aud ia. r-paini-i woodwork adds fr--h-
Ness to ih" surroundings. Other im
prov-m-nts arc contemplated. inci.idins
tho ornnmentaiion of tho walls with
handsome pictures.
Al ih. last meeting two daily papers
and eight magazines were ordered to
supply tho literary needs OF til. mcmbcr-
ship.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-21
Teachers to Meet at Rocky Ford

Plans are being laid by Miss Lyon.
county superintendent of schools, for a
county convention OF school teachers in
Rocky Ford week from Saturday next.
The plans contemplate series Of round.
table discussions by the teachers OF the
same grades in all the county schools,
which promises to be very profitable to
the teachers in pedagogical way. The
train schedule OF the Santa Fe and the
central location of Rocky Ford in the
county makes it the most convenient
point for both town and rural teachers
attending the county meeting.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-21
A Rocky forder in the Far South
MANI, Fla, Fob. Il, 1902.

MIAMI. Fla. Fob. II. 1902.
To ih. Editor OF the Hn'rrprisei
l hav, been hero about three weeks.
having travelled from La Junia to Jamai.
ca. thence to st. Thomas. tonr new pos.
s-~-ion in tho West indics) where I
stopped n week. going from there to
Porto Rico aud staying two weeks.
have been here. nj or nearly nj tho jump.
nsod pl,-. -, til, p,nin snls. thE.s
weeks. have purchased Land aud OK.
pect To- make n HON. hers. I hav. tried
TO look at conditions hero climate. soil
aud peopic-in n fair. unprcjndicci IN ,n.
n-r. My observations may possibly
help som. who have been haunted by
III. tropical dream aud lik. myself think
of making n HON. far removed from
King Frost. II you think -o you may
pnbli-h this ne preface To what may
send yon IN a series Of article.
J. II. COTTON.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-21
THE ROCKY FORD OIL
DEVELOPMENT COMPANY.
Rocky Ford Is Right "ln the
Swim" in the Search for Oil.

Rocky Ford IL always wide awake In
all matters Pertaining to the development
of th. material resources of tl. surround.
Ing country. For several weeks n number
Of our ciiixrns hnv. been quietly forming
plans for th. Organization of u company
TO prospect for oil in ia. near vicinity Of
Rocky Ford. A meeting OF th. - origi.
nni stockholders was held In tho Bnsincss
Mems Club rooms Monday evening.
The original cotnmiii-s having the matter
~ charge In composed OF j. T.. Goiiing.
II. A. Dawiey, A. q. Conner. J. A. Lock.
hart. fr. WiciErr.
Monday evenings . meeting was presided
over by President T. J. Smith. president
of tho club, with NJ. u. Randcl ns sccre-
fary:
Tho committee had secured 25 sigma.
tnr-a to the following:
II Herewith snb~crirc for - shares Of
the capital stock Of The Rocky Ford OIL
Development Company. Ia corporation 20
bc formed under tho laws Of Colorado OF
WyomipeJ for which a.rr. To pay si.G0
per share tpar 81 opl. fiys (5) per cent of
thus in cash ut time Of subscription; bal.
nnc- when $1,000 90 hay. becn sub.
scribci aud when not lee. than 3UpJ acre.
Of land have been leased ON 10 per cent
royalty. within u radius at iiy. miles OF
hVNhs E'tb t'"thtHS's wen w uTutHts
ed within radius 81 ono and onc.half
miles 81 said Po-ioiiic-.
There wns general discussion Of tho
oil qu,siion aud mncli interest shown In
tho propoecd drilling. Geological 10.
ports indicate that thcr- iH every prob.
ability oi oil being found IL sufficiently
deep borib.s bc made. Aud ihcrc was
u general feeling that few thousand
dollars would bc well spent TO ascertain
whether OF no, Rocky Ford was in the
oil belt.
All Of the subscriptions up To the date
of tho meeting had been for fifty shares.
II was ihonRbt that cnobgh money
could be raised by popular subscription.
but II II was nee, r-ary subscribers would
be asked to increase their amounts.
The i've members OF the original CON-
mit,cc were named nr incorporatorp; also
to bc the directors for the iirst year Of
the compan.'s organization.
Tho iBcorporaiors were instructed TO
continue securing additional members.
all of the original members to cooperate
with them.
The articles Of incorporation have
been filed. The charter gives the com.
pnby authority to purchase, lease or
otherwise acquire oil and coal lands and
develop the same. The capital stock is
$1,000. shares 81 each and non.asscs
able. As soon as NIL the directors are in
town officers will be elected, bylaws
adopted and published for the intorma.
tion Of the public. This will doubtless
he done within the next fcw days.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-21

The change iu tho channel Of tho Ar.
kansas river has turned II. waters away
from the hcadsaic Of tho Otcro canal so
that IL is comparatively useless. The
water will not How into Il II has been
decided by tho parties ht prcscnt In
control Of the old ditch TO bniid icvcc
some COO feet in length for tho purpose
Of turning tho water back into tho old
channel and getting Il into the cannl.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-21
Bible Depository Moved.

o"'e" ~. Depository has been re-
Steele, beaii a RED <~sass oilic, Of
Exchange. There sus 80 tho Wor. ,,,s
pat,bili,y OF mind and temper o.
real estate Office and th. book VIII. -,
-The land shall not be sold forever. fos
tho land is mine. saith tho Lord; the
earth is ID. Lords, aud tho fnlincss
thereof" and other like bible sentiments.
The woman's Exchange" ~ill bc much
morc coog.oiai atmosphere Tor tho books.
We nrs glad 10 bs able To tell our read.
crs whcro biblcs may b- had nj discount
rate. from tho regular bookstore prices.
Not only NJ, but they will bs given frcc
TO any who nro unable to purchase.
Hcncr there In no pcss-~sity for doing
without bible in tho home
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-21

Coroner Grcn went to La Jnnia Mon.
day and held an inquest upon tho man.
Hicd remains of n young man found on
the trnck near that town Sunday. There
was nothing upon tho body by which to
determine tho Identity of the dead man.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-21

George Maxwell Opened his business
doors - tho public last week and IL now
prepared with n good stock of clothing.
shoes aud furnishings To mcrt all his
old tim. friend. of II ,cky Ford aud IN my
Of tho now pcopi. who have come to
town while hc has been out of IL. Tho
former fcntan drug store stand. n well
known location. has been renovated aud
put ~ attractive shape aud - well stocked
up with goods. Mr.. Maxw II start.
east next Saturday for Chicago and Ncw
York to make selections Of sprin. .oo,is.
While hc IL gone tho patrons uf the store
will bc welcomed aud faithfully served by
T.. 4. Buck aud wnd. Stevens. th. two
aifabl. young men ~ho arc engaged as
Mr.. MaxwclIs assistant.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-21

@. ". 1Iiltx. tract distributor. received
three thousand tracts this week. In tho
three weeks hc has bccn hers hs has put
in the hands Of tho people almos, five
thousand tracts. Surely good work. II
any OF our people have work of any kind
to Mr.. fliltz, corner North 9th aud Elm
streets, north room.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-21

We congratulate Bro. Lawicss Of tho
Lamar Sparks on his election To th.
presidency of tho Colorado Editorial ms.
sociation at tho recent meeting In Den.
yer,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-21
Monthly Meteorological Rcport.

II. II. Grinin. Superintendent OF the Rocsy
Ford Experiment station. furnishes US tho
following meteorological summary for the
month OF January:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-21

just added to our list of Blanks
a form for general contracts, coYer-
ing a wide range of. bu siness.
3S.l0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05

democrat, -Four democrats and three re-
pnbiicans therefore are elected, leaving six
teen republicans and eight democrats TO
be allied. The legislature In Oregon, which
will choose a successor to Simon, has been
elected and is republican Including
Delaware therefore twenty-five SEN
ators will be elected by the several
legislatures chosen today. Those
legislatures were elected by the following'
Indiana, Delaware two seats), New Aamp-
shire North Dakota, Nevada, South Da-
kotn, Illinois. Pennsylvania, California
Connecticut, New York. North Carolina
wisconsin. Kansas, Michigan, idaho, Arsan-
sas south Carolina, Florida, Alabama
Utah. Colorado, Washington and Missouri.
OF these the republicans have surely car
rIod thirteen viz. Indiana, New lamp
shire, North Dakota, South Dakota M
nois, Pennsylvania, California, Connecticut
| New York, Michigan, Kansas Wisconsin
| and washington, and the democrats have
! seven. viz: North Carolina, Delaware
| turohnbly), Arkansas, South Carolina, Flor
ida. Alabama and Missouri This insares
tfty-two republicans and thirty-four demo
Gratis In the next senate.
The results OF the contests, owning to
meager returns at this hour, are sthI IN
doubt In Nevada, Idaho, Utah and Colorado
the chances favoring the election OF demo
cratic legislatures in Colorado, Idaho an'
Nevada, and republican Legislature II
Utah.
II these probabilities should be realized
the senate will stand hfty-three republican
and thirty-seve democrats, with a loss
four majority to the republicans, compares
with the present division. II the presen
; republican legislature In Delaware shoul
be called in extra session and be able I
get together and elect two republican ser
ators before the new Legislature eonvene'
the republican strength in the senate woul
be increased two, giving the domlnar
! party a majority of twenty, or more e.
: actly, what they have In the present SCI
. ate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05
FIGHTS AT THE POLLS.
NEGROES Openly Sold Their Votes and
Trouble Was the Result.

NEGROES Openly Sold Their Votes and
Trouble Was the Result.
Kansas City, Mo-, November 4.-several
Ast fights occurred at voting places In
the North End today, two men we're ar
rested for intlmidating voters, and quite a
number Of negroes openly sold their Votes
John Pryor, democrat. knocked Charles
Riehl assistant prosecuting attorney, down.
because Riehl according to Pryor g;,rd 1ateg'
INT rsleased ON bond. The votes of several
negroes were purchased at 81 and 81
Apiece. Some of these votes We're pougn!
boidlv at the entrance to the booths AZ
one booth democrat offered a negro $.
aud was about to vote him when re
pnblican raised the price to So. The re
pnblican was sent sprnwling with a MS
blow County Prosecutor Had pat,o iSO9 ;
bert Brannon was intimidating voters, anC
the officer was taken OF duty ~ Z
Rogers. n young man, also was arrest eI
Tor alleged intimidation, and booked for IN
ycstiEatiOn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05
VOTE IN NEW YoRK CITY.
An Old-Tine Majority Wac Rolled UP
for Democracy.

An Oid-Tine Majority Wac Rolled UP
for Democracy.
New York. November 4.--Ths city Of
Greater New York, which last year elected
fusionist to the mayoralty, returned to
the democracy today and rolled up one Of
it's old-time majorities for that party. 10
cally the candidates voted for were three
justices OF the supreme court, nineteen
members OF tho National house OF repre-
sentatives, twenty.one state senators and
slxty-two State assemblymen.
In Kings county a sheriff. and In Queens
district attorney we're elected Coler's
plurality for governor in the city was well
above 100000
From the start the returns showed that
Edward B. Amend, Vernon NJ. Davis and
Edward b. Mccall. the Tammany demo
cratic candidates, were elected 30 the su'
preme court bench by pluralities ranging
from 10000 &c, 5000, Their opponesn1ds
and Ernest Hall, who were appointed 70
the supreme court by Governor Odell TO M
vacancies. Keener and Streckler were noun
| mated by both the republicans and the
| Greater New York democracy. ana Hal
The Greater New York democracy, placed
| John De Witt Warner In nomination ioi
| the office against Mr., Hall and the Tam
! MANY candidates The vote cast today
! showed remarkable change, of feeuni
! New York county by about 5000
The reversal of the vote IN Kings count.
was equally noteworthy. Last year 10y
/ carried the county by more than 24,oU
! while the unofficial returns tonight CAV
| Coier 2G546 plurality, and indicate tina
William f. Melody Dem) for sheriff ha
won from Adolph l.. Kline (Rep.) by abon
| the same figures
Queens borough, the only one Of the Nv
borouehs In the greater city that was CA
| riel by Shepard Oem,) for mayor last yeai
gave an estimated plurality for Golfer
] heen eetinnted BY the pnrtY leaders.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05
FORECAST OF THE SENATE.
The Republican Majority viii Probably
Be Reduced to Sixteen.

The Republican Majority VIII PROBABLY
Be Reduced to Sixteen.
washington, November 4.-The United
states senate will be republican by at
,osst sixteen majority. against the pres
emf majority Of twenty. The present sen.
ate contains nfty-four republicans and
thirty four democrats In q total OF ninety
seats there being two vacant from Della
uor. where tho republican legislature
toiled 10 elect. The terms Of thirty sen
ators expire with the present congress.
Thore is also q vacancy from Michigan,
caused by the death Of Senator Mcmillan.
~ these thirty.one seats TO be filled, not
Including the two from Delaware, but in-
olrdipe the Mcmillan vacancy, nineteen are
now republican and twelve are democrats
Wellington OF Maryland being classified as
republican. and Harris Of Kansas, Nc
T.a,,rIn Of south Carolina and Teller Of
! Colorado as democrats. seven States have
,lreadv elected senators TO take their seats
| March A. 1908.
Maryland has chosen German. demo
crat 10 succeed Wellington, republican
Kentueky, McCreary, a democrat, TO cue
ceeed peboe. a republican; Iowa has re
elected Allison, republican; Ohio has
reelected Foraker. republicans Louisiani
has reelected AicEnery. democrat; Yer
mont has reelected Dining Dillingham;, re
publican, and Georgia reelected Clay. .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05
RoosEveLT WAe SATISFIED.
He Sent Conaratulstory Telegram to
Governor Odell.

He Sent a Coneratulatory Telegram to
Governor Odell,
New York, November 4,-Havins been
kept fully informed during the day and
night as TO the course Of the election, Presi-
dent Roosevelt retired at IL O'Clock, fullS
satisfied with the result He was particu-
larry gratlded With the returns from New
York State, which showed the reelection
of Governor Odell. The president late to-
night sent telegram OF congratulations 10
the governor, but the text OF the message
was not given out The president and
Secretary Corteiyou received the returns
al sagamore Hi from the executive Of
ices, Oyster Bay bank building.
The presidents election precinct, the
hfth, of the Third assembly district, went
democratic by from co 10 90 The presldens
and party viii leave oyster Bay AT Z a. M.
| tomorrow for Philadelphia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05
WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

washington, November 4.-East Texas
Fair Wednesday and Thursday except rain
wednesday in northeast portion; variable
winds, mostly fresh west to northwest
I.ouisiana-Rain Wednesday. with cooler
in north portion. Thursday fair and cooler
fresh southwest winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territories-kain
and cooler Wednesday and Thursday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05
REsULT IN IOWA.
JUDGE BrdsaH Defeats Horace Boles
for Congress.

JUDGE Birdsall Defeats Horace Boles
for Congress.
Des Moines, Iowa, November 4.-on the
basis Of the returns received up to II p. m.
the republicans nave elected their state
ticket by about 1900 plurality The re-
ports from the congressional districts are
meager. Enough has been received from
the Third to indicate that Judge Birdsall,
nominated by the republicans TO succeed
Speaker ID. b. Henderson, ran substantially
with his ticket and will be elected by 1000
10 5000 votes over former Governor Boles.
The returns indicate close contests IN the
sixth and Second districts. At republican
headquarters II Is asserted the repuolean
plurality Ia the state, as whole, IS sum-
cient 10 carry all the congressional candi
dates. Chairman Spence Of the republican
COMMITTEES claimed the republicans have
carried the state by at least $1,000, Chair
mau Jackson OF The democratic committee
said:
nothing"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05
SHOOTING IN DENVER.
State Senatorial Candidate Severely
Wounded a Policeman.

Denver, Colo, November 4.-w, d. Hay
wood, secretsry-treasurer Of the Western
Federation OF Miners, and a candidate for
state senator on the socialist ticket, at
6:l5, tonight shot James Braemer, a spe'
cial policeman at Eighteenth and Champa
streets. Haywood fred two shots, one
taking erect in the face ana the other ~
the arm. Neither wound Is serious. u Is
proyocatiOn. striking him on the head
with a revolver inticting three severe
wounds Braemer early IN the day IS saiC
10 have knocked down and threatened witt
a pistol George G. Aianey a prominent at
torney and republican
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05
GARNER is ELECTED.
Republicans Concede That He Has Ma
jority OF Three Thousand.

uvads Texas November
Poet correspondent 800 majority and from
district shan be elected
major esima 6ooo"
political IL o'clock tonight
carried
by majority majority The roetribbed republican county
Sheriff Shelly
wires that majority Garner carried the city Of
probably Webb
county majority republican last election by $50 majority
Fifteenth majority
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05

Phlladelphia, November 4-fresldent
Roosevelt viii tomorrow attend the cele-
bration BY the Grand Lodge OF Free and
Accented Masons in Pennsylvania at the
Sesoui-centenulai anniversary ~ the initin-
tion OF George Washington into the Mn.
sonie fraternity, which event took place IN
The lodge at Fredericksburg, Va, November
a, 1852.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05
THE VOTE IN ARKANSAS.
Little More Than Hall the Voting Popula-
ton Turned Out.

ton urned OUT,
Little Rock, November 4.-Less than 90
per cent Of the normal vote was polled in
the election for congressman in Arkansas
today. All the seven democrats nominees
were elected by safe majorlties, ranging
from 5000 TO 5000 IN the six districts where
there were republican nominations. IN
some places the negro voters remained
away from the polls Rains over a large
part OF the State. coupled win apparent
certainty that the democratic nominees
would win, seemed to keep many voters a.
nome. At the election In September last
for state. county and township ofhcefs
inc aggregate vote in the state was III,
900. The vote today Will hardly exceed
Bo,OOO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05
Returns from Minnesota.

st. Paul, MINI, November 4,-The en-
tire republican ticket has been elected in
Minnesota by a plurality Of certainly over
10000 and possibly over 10000 Full re-
turus have not been received, but enough
have come 10 Indicate that Governor van
SAINT has been reelected By over so,V00
plurality.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05
WOMEN AS REPEATERs.
Republicans OF Denver Make Wholesale
Charles Against the Sex.

CHARGES Against the Sex.
Denver. Colo, November 4.--Jennie San
derson, aged 90 years, alleged 10 have been
detected in the act of repeating was ar
rested here today, and the republicans al
lere that hackloads of women repeaters
made the rounds OF the tenderloin pre-
ctncts. 49, .a,,,.-
on application of the republican county
COMMITTEES Judge Palmer today Issued Q
hlanLet Injunction restraining election
indges and clerks from, In any way, pre-,
vending the free exercise OF the right %
suffrage. The injunction was served. pnl
the republican leaders allege that III many
instances IL wal ignored