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dump yielded ssf@ OF ~anited- dust.
capt. a. Il. Miller was held up and
robbed on the HandHpit By two men
last night. They went through hts
pockets and secured > watch and
$40. This IL hard iucs. boys sAid
Capt. Miller. One OF the robbers re-
piled. There are plenty Of others In
hard Luck"
Chas Spencer. deputy city ssscs-
sor. has departed for paftsanknown.
Before he went. City Clerk Tom
White and Ofsicers James and Wohi~
ern, each gave him for keep n 400
warrant. which Il II alleged spenc-
er cnshcd and made away With
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BOSTON. Nov. b.--Tha case
against Allan q. Mason came up In
Cambridge police court shortly be-
fore noon. Contrary 20 expectations
II was continued until next Tuesday
II WAS thought that he would be
released. Several mcmbera OF Ma
sons family swear that he was at
home at $50 o'clock in the evening.
the exact time when Miss Morton
was murdered.
IL has been learned that the reason
for holding Mason without ball and
Tor continuing the Gaze. was that just
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NEWS FROM
The NORTH

Further details OF the hoId-up In
the Douglas City variety theater.
saloon aud gambling mouse. october
q, were brought by the steamship
City of Seattle. arriving this MORN
ing. Barney Hughes. who In believed
custody at Juneau.
The IL men In the place were held
up by the larger OF the two masked
men with two revolvers. The other
covered the proprietor. Sam olus.
who on account Of the poor and slow
way In which the robbers did their
work waE able to put all but SIG in
tha safe. The robbers secured that
amount.
r. W.. Hnddock, one of the pas
FenRern Of the river steamer ScIkir<.
from Dawson To White Horse. had
with him the body of his brother
Robert. which he is taking 10 on
tarfo. Robert Iladdock was killed a
month ago on his claim At Solomon
creek by an explosion. His brother,
who Was working on Hunker creek.
had not seen him for three years. not
knowing where he was. He heard
the case found that the dead man
was HE lost brother.
j. Embrae. mate Of the steamer
Dawson. states that the steamer
passed what appeared to be the
floating body Of o man about two
weeks aeo near Murder island. The
body ~ believed to be that iof Con-
sfantine. one OF the victims Of the
Fournier-La Belle triple tragedy.
The White Pass Company will
carry mall from White Horse To
Dawsyz In canvas until navigation
IS entirely closed. Ferry steamers
have been stationed MT al river
crossings Of the overland trail to
Dawson.
The Seattle had 233 passengers
which Included Colonel W J. Suther-
land. Captain Seward and 81 Chinese
and q japanese.
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WIRELESS
TELEGRAPH

HALIFAX, n. 3. Nov 5.--A spec
ial from Sidney announces the sue
cess OF MariconFs transmission OF
messages by wireless teleErnphy over
the Atlantic. which were received I'm
full on the warship Albertos. on
Sidney harbor. last Saturday night.
from Cornwall England. At the
shore station also was received COM
plete messages Of conErstuia lions
from the car 81 Russia and King Of
Italy. The A1beFtoa Instruments
are only capable Of sending messages
1850 miles. but can receive those sent
from any distance.
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DOUBLE
SUICIDE

OMAHA. Seb.. Nov. k-Rev. w. @.
babe. aged - years. and Mise
Augusta Bush. aged = years. were
BDund dead locked IN each others
arms in the xesttbule Of the German
Baptist church today. The GINS Jets
we're turned on full Apparently they
blew out the iiEht asphyxiatinG
them while they were asleep. Ger
tain evidence preciudes any theory
Of suicide. Rev. Babe leaves a
widow and several children. who re-
side in Buffalo. Miss Bush was a
city missionary Of the church.
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FOR
FORGERY

ST. LOUIS Mo-. Nov. "A new
legal penalty for forgery waa i'm
pOsed by Judge Moriiz Oehier OF
East st. Louis. when he exncted n
fine OF one kiss from Mrs. Charles
Neal. newly welded bride. who IN
signing the certificate OF o friends
marriage had thoughtleHsly written
her maiden name, Mary Russell.
bride IN the double wedding which
Judge Oehler had just performed,
pleaded guilty 10 the same and Of
Tense and asked that the same PEN
atty be imposed.
a fine was assessed md acrupu-
iously collected by the stern Judge.
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purse containing $50 from the room
OF a man named Tafton.
Put OfIseary. Peter NeDoud. X.
Iockhart and J. X Brown were ar
rested by rafrotmen Criffith and
Jennings thtr morning in one Of the
saloons on Washington street. a
small robbery had been committed
In the place and thess men had been
the regular hanRers-o there for
some time. All viii probably be
charged with vaErancy.
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William steffen, proprietor OF the
MADISON Park pavilion, WAS today
m the superior court acquitted OF
selling liquor without a city license
The count held that there was not
sufficient proof that Steffen had In
diNldualiy sold intoxicantH contrary
10 law. The hearing was had on an
appeal from Judgment against
Steffen iu the police court.
Steffen wna all smmmer IN con.
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uTAh


SALT LAKE. Nov. 5.--Returns 30
far received Indicate that Howell,
Republican for congress. and Nc
Carthy for justice Of the supreme
court. are elected b. 5000 ma torlty.
The iegiaiafure n Republican. inHur-
Ing the election Of Republican sem
ator In tho place OF Rawiiua. Demo-
cfat.
There WAS great deal Of scratch
tng ddae In Salt Lake ana ogden By
the Gentle voters. on account of the
alleged Interference of the Mormon
church authorities in politics.
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ELECT ION


WASHINGTON, =. g. Nov. g.
Chairman Baheock Of the Rcpubiic-
an congressional committee, this nf-
tefnOun sayni we claim 2e4 Hepub-
liean members Ia the next house OF
representatives. and that odell ia
elected governor OF New York by an
5000. majority
Chairman Brlgga OF the Demo-
cratle congressional committee, this
urea and now oiaiinn Democratic
majority ~ ak Ia the next house OF
representatives. GrieRH INSERTS TINT
the final result will On pend upon
doubtful districts that have not yet
been heard from.
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LICENSED TO WE'D

The following marriage licenses
have been issued NJ. Cameron. legal
age. and Rose Gravee legalase. both
OF seattle. Albert kocpnl. %. and
Bertha Heilenthal, a. both Of Seat
tie. Albert RickcrinR, 81. and May
Gan1ber. "a. OF Seattle.
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STEFFEN WINS IN
SUPERIOR COURT

slant trouble with the police de-
purtment through bis refusal 70
cease settling liquor when the hltnd
piga we're brought under the ban.
Police Judge George az last found
him guilty, and besides timing MN
imposed a All sentence.
The reversal OF the police court
by the higher tribunal means that
ateffen viii not be compelled To- 80
10 jail
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OMAHA. Nov. 5.=-Sebrnnika has
gone Republican by about 10000 ma
fority. excepting on governor. which
is IN doubt Mickey, Republican.
runs behind his ticket. and 81 may
require the officiai count 20 deter
mime the result between him and
Thompson. Fusion. The congress
sionai delegation VIII stand three
Republicans and three F'uslonista.
LINCOLN. Nov. 5.--c'ompiete re-
turns show that the Republicans
elect Governor Mickey and the fun
state ticket and five congressman.
The Democrats elect one congress-
man.
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DELAWARE

DOVER. Nov. bit appears cer-
thin that there VIII be another
deadlock IN the Delaware Legislature
the coming winter. The Democrats
ana the AddiekN Hspub iienne are
each several votes short OF a major
lily. The regular Republicans hold
Ing the balance OF power with eight
members. The Defuocrntn carried
the state ticket and Congressman on
account Of the division among the
Republicans.
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WASHINGTON

SPOKANE. Nov. t.--Later returns
Indicate that the Democrats have
sieesed eigh, members from this
county. Four districts are In
doubt. and Of these. two probably are
Democratic. The Sixth district
majority. elects d solid Democratic
d~aeKatian. The Fourth district
which IL In the slama, goes Demo.
cratic by a biE majority, II has
heretofore been Republican.
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RENO. Nov. 5,--John Sparks,
Democrat, is elected by small ma
iority. The result on congressman
~ In doubt. but the chances appear
TO favor Van Duxcr, Democrat. The
remainder of the Democratic state
ticket Is elected The legislature APP
pears 60 be Democratic and. n 40.
VIII elect Congressman Frances q.
Newlands TO the United States SEN
ate IN place of John T.. Jones', Repub-
lican.
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CHICAGO. Nov. B.-The Republic
ans have carried Illinois by a major
tgy OF about $1,000. and elected ~.
and possibly Is congressman out of
Is. Chicago and. Cook county have
gone nemoefafiG. the result being
due 10 the labor vote and immense
Soelaiistfe gains. me Republicans
undoubtedly control the state iegis.
lsture. inauring a Republican suceens
aor to Senator Mason.
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. B.-Re-
turns received up 60 0 o'clock thih
morning show that Samuel ". PEN
nypacker. Republican candidate for
governor. IL elected over eN Govern
or rattiEon by about 10000 major
ty. This city Rnve a Republican
majority of more than 100. 600. The
Indications nre that the Republicans
have elected all Of the ~ conRreaa-
men except three. The legislature
viii be overwhelmingly Republican.
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KILLED BY
HIS SON

OMAHA. Seb,. Nov. 5.-s5erhard
Borchern. a farmer living east Of
here. was shot dead by his son. aged
~ years. with shotgun The
boy and two younger brothers.
aged and 10 years. then cremated
the body IN q strawstaek. Tho chill
dren have confessed TO tile crime.
Tll-treatment Is the alleged motive.
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POLICE NOTES

M. Vincensus, an Italian porter
no has been employed IN the Col
umbus house on Warrington street,
Waa arrested on u warrant this
morning by Policemen Carr and
Chapman. charging grand larceny.
IT Is alleged that the porter stole a
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IoMA

DIES MoINitS. Ia. Nov. s.-Re-
politicians have carried Iowa by a
majority not far from 10000. Judge
Hirdnai1. In SPEAKER Hendesnou's old
siiftrict defeats ex-dsox. Bofes by ut
least to00 majority. The Republic
ans appear Ia have carried every
congregational district except the
second. which - very close.
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PARDEE WINS

San FRANCISCO. Nov. b.-The
Bulletin comedies that Pardee In
elected. The country south Of the
Tehachnpi mouniainE. beat f.ane.
Los Angeles county gave PnFdee 1900.
San Diego. 500. Riverside. 1909: San
Bern ardino, 800. Orange. $50. Santa
barbara. 250. These figures are
given up to 2 80 y. m.
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REASON RETURNED

Jack Howard. the man who be-
came demented In the Peoples thea
ter a few days ago, svns discharge
from the county jail today. He has
entirely recovered from the attacl.
u madness which resembled hydro
phobia
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PORT ANGELES. Nov. b.--Ciapp.
Republican for state senator. carries
Cisiiam county by "a majority.
Palmer Republican, has 2z5 major
ity. The majority OF the Republic
an county ticket il elected. The
state ticket carries the county by
over 400
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AUCTION sale OF household furniture, The
contents Of aiN-room private house E
q. llckerton viii sell on tho premiseA
No 'Na2 Firat avenue, on Thursday the
Nth, at 10 O'Clock aharn. the contents
tressess Iron bed. hnu folding bed OK
tension table dining chairs, aidohonal
cvnehl toilet astH. aheeta. blankets sllna
spreads, rYclsers heating stove. carpets
bureaus. eommcsles. lace CURTAINS cook
ateve steel range, crookefy and cooking
utensils. L. q. Bioiisrton, auotioneer
llop't fosRat 10 = olarlA.
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MINNESOTA

ST PAUL. Nov. s.--gov. Van san,
and the Republican state ticket are
elected b. a majority ~ not iesH than
e. 600. Republicans have probably
carried every congressional district
except the Firth. In which ex-
Governor John lind defeated Con-
nreHanan Fletcher
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.--Gov. Oden
appears to be reelected over Bird :.
Coler, Democrat, BY about 10000 ma
jofity. Color's majority In the city OF
Greater New York was liT,000. but
returns from most OF the precincts
from the state north Of Harlem
bridge, with n close estimate OF the
precincts not heard from, Indicate
that Odeil's majority up the state
win be about 10000.
The New York congressional dele
CATION viii probably stand 20 Rcpub .
iican, II Democrats. The legislature
win be Republican by a reduced ma
iorlty.
NEWBURG. N. y, Nov. Gov.
Odeli received hundreds Of congra tn
latory kilograms on his successful
re election to the governorship OF
New York, among them including
one from Preaident Roosevelt
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WISCONSIN

MILWAUKEE. Nov. 6.---GoY. La
Toilette IL reelected by about "a. 900
majority. together with tire entire
Republican state ticket. The Re-
publicana probably have carried all
the congressional districts except the
Sixth. The legislature IL Republic
an.
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INpfASAPoIlIa Nov. b.--Indiana
has gone Republican by about $4,000
majority. ~ieetiug n Republican legs
taiature which win return G. W.
Fairbanks 10 tfe United States neu-
ate. The congressional delegation
stands . Republicans and 4 Demo-
Gratis. an In the present house.
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NEWARK. Nov. 5.--The Republic
ans elect seven and the Democrats
three congressman from this state.
The legislature In Republican.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE

CONCORD. Nov. 5.-The Repub-
lieanH carry New Hampshire by 5000
majority, eiecting both congressman.
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PROVIDENCE. Nov. e.-Garvln.
Democrat. ~ elected governor by a
small majority. Tho remainder of
the state ticket ana both congress-
men are Republican.
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MAasAcHUsETrs

BOSTON. Nov. b.-=John l. Bates
war elected governor by s7.t7n ma
iority over Vim. A. Castone. tho
smallest Republican majority since
iaea. Repuhilcan~sect 10 out OF IL
|eongresEtren.
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OHIO

COLUMBUS. Nov. D. Republicans
have carried ohio by 100000 major
ily on the state ticket The con-
grcRaional delegation WIN stand 10
Republican and 8 Democrats Ile-
publican loss OF one.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. b.--Misaouri has
gone Democrats by about $4,000 ma
iofity. The legislature In also Demo-
cratic. Fourteen Democrats and two
Republicans are elected 10 congress.
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COMMISSION

TAMAoUA. Pa. Nov. 5.--Tbe
The strike commission this afternoon
went to Panther Creek valley and
finished the inspection OF the Mount
Carmel mines.
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cOLFAx. Nov. whitman
county probably elects three Repub-
lican and three Democrats 10 the leg
lslature The county ticket IL div
tdad
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cnEAAIla couNrY

SOUTH BEND Nov. s.-The re-
publican Legislative ticket IN elected
in Chehalia county. The Republican
county ticket In also believed TO have
been elected.
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ALWAYS consult the hest king Solo
mon. the only colnred cinifvoyant and
finiuaist IN the world" Satisfaction guar
anteed money refunded. nanEef
LOSSES, sickness can be aeefted. disaster
turned 10 success. despair to happiness
Advice On business, epecuiRtione. mines
etc. Love and domestic troubles settled
rcunite the separated. tells whom you
are better adapted 20 marry. how To win
his or her love. Anyone suffering with
the blues or dependency can be convert
ed back 10 their former selves and self
Prof King Solomon at all hours in his
private once. iiei Third avenue. corner
Seneca street
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DETROIT. Nov. bZThe Repub-
ilcans have carried this state by a.
coo majority. re-eieetIng Gov. fitss.
Eleven out Of - congregational dis
trsctr are Republican.
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HELENA. Nov. 9 Dixon. Repuh-
licnn for conErrsn. q Holloway for
Justice Of the supreme court. are
elected by about 10000 majority.
They we're endorsed by the Heinze
Democracy.
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strongly Democratic, n believed 10
have gone Republican on tho entire
county and legislative ticket
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TOPEKA. Nov. Republicans
elect their entire state ticket by
abou, $4,000 siniarity. with ali Of the
eight congrersnen and q majority OF
tho legislature.
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BALTIMORE. Nov. 1.-THE Re
publicana carry three congressional
districts. ard the Democrats fwo,
while one n in doubt.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

CHARLESTON. Nov. s.--Tt seems
probable that four Republicans and
one Democrat are elected TO con-
gress from this state.
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SIOUX FALLS. Nov b.---Rcpub-
leans carried the state aud congress.
Hionai ticket By u majority Of not lees
than 1900. with nearly every MEM
Der Of the legislature.
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VIRGINIA. Nov. 6.--The latest adj
vices Indicate that The Republicans
have elected slump 20 congress In
the Ninth district
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CONNECTICUT

HARTFORD. Nov. Connecticut
has gone Republican BY about $1,000
majority. All i've congressman are
Republicans. The legislature has a
Republican majority.
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POSTPONED

state Labor Commissioner Black
mn Today postponed a hearing on
Inc ionzshoremens strike matter IN
III next Monday.
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lnAho

BOISE. Nov. s.--The Repubiicann
elected their entire state ticket and
the congressman by probably 5000
ma ority. Legislature II Republican.
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DAVENPORT. Nov 6.--Thc result
IN Lincoln county iF in doubt. Re-
turns Indicate that a part Of both
tickets has been elected.
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cnIlIMaiA COUNTY.

DAYTON. Nov. J.--JudEe ~. NJ.
Goldman, Democrat, Is probably
elected 10 the legislature by small
majority
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jerity. eieotinRs both congressman.
The legislature iH almost unanim-
ouaiy Republican
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kITTiIAs COUNTY

ELLENsBURC. Nov. 5.lThe Re-
publicans carry this county by 300
majority on The general ticket VIII
son. Republican. and Flynn. Demo-
crat. are elected to the legislature.
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xeNrucEy


foUIsvIi.LE. Nov. S.~krnfucty
elects 10 Democrats and one Hepub-
itcnn 90 congress.
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CHEYENNE. Nov. 5.--Rnpnbiir-
aus have carried Wyoming BY a large
majority. including the legislature.
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GuTuHuE. Nov b.--fneompiete
returns Indicate that Cross. Demo-
erat. IN elected delegate to congfcan.
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a SNAP.
farm. comprising lle
acres. 20 acres under pillow, good .
room house. large barns. large
orchard. including all stock ana
Implements, cows trnilking),
three z-year -olds. three yezrlinsA
two calves. wagons. horse, pigs,
chickens. buggy. plovs. hhrrows.
cart. 20 tons OF good hay In the
In one Of the best farms in the
vicinity Of Seattle. and ! viii make
the following terms. $3.50 cash.
and $50 per quarter for the balance
with Interest at 8 per cent A Law
renee.
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Special Notice.

GREAT CONSOLIDATION SALE.
Those two well known estahlikhmrnts
namely the Red Front and Blue Front
Furniture 60. have consolidated and are
Offering to the public their $4,000 stock
comprising furniture, cook stovca. heat
cfs, unWars, ana household furnishlnga
Of all kinds, az prices that win aurprise
you call and get Our nrleer before
aos aud $40 Second sveftue south.
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Edward y. Dwyer. aged so. died
yesterday at tho family residence.
1923 Harvard avenue. Of Brlghra dis
ease. The remains are nj Collins
Bros.
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ELECTION FRAUD

John Wilson. convicted Of stealing
\ ballot from tho polling booths AT
Kent, was fined 500 at that place to-
day. lie was brought 10 this city
this afternoon. and IN default Of the
cash will serve time In the county
fafl
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J. BLOOMFIELD. carpenter aud jobher.
auI Madison. street Independent Phone
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GoLDENDAI.E. Nov. 5.--The en-
tire Republican ticket In elected.
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AGO cabinet photos. si.2a per doz, for one
week only. Eastmans Studio, xeil First
avenue.
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Electric TREATMENT = si2 Yesler
way.
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