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TWO KILLED AT VAIRVIEW, VA.
Two Others Seriously, One of Them
Fatally, Injured.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, November SIN d"
election row at Fairview. Scott county va
this morning John Osborne was snot
through the heart and Eek Nichols was
shot through the head and both killed J.
III. Catron was shot through the neck and
will die. Alexander Keys was shot in the
right hfp. but will recover
The trouble arose over an objection by
the republicans to C. p. Roller serving as
election Judge. The dead men were demo-
Gratis and the two injured are republicans.
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NEW JERSEY.
Voting Mashines Used for the First
oIime in State.

TRENTON, N ]. November 3.-This be-
ing an off year in New Jersey as regards
state officers3sthe Interest is local in vari-
Gus parts Off the state. Six senators and
sixty assembtymeh are TO be chosen in the
state. Reports from different places indi-
cate lightnyote ais being polled. except
where there Ia much interest in the mayor
atty contest. as, is the case in Jersey City,
Hoboken. Paterson Passaic and Asbury
Park.
For the first time voting machines to a
limited number are being used in many
cities through the state.
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Personal Mention,

Mr. Clarence A. Linthicum of 115 18th
street northeast has gone on cunning trip
of three days on the eastern shore of Mary
land.
DR.. w. K Petty, who has been under
treatment for typhoid fever at Columbian
University Hospital. has improved suf1l-
GENTLY to return to his home on o street
northwest.
Mr. W. NJ Keller of the pathological de-
partment of the Government Hospital for
the Insane Is taking his annual outing.
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CITY Election in Salt Lake.

SALT LAKE, Utah, November San ex-
ceptionally heavy vote is being cast at the
municipal election here today. Much
scratching is being done. Betting odds
have switched from 10 to on Knox, repub-
Iican to 10 to Z on Morris, democrat, for
mayor. Indications point to the election Of
a mixed ticket Weather is fine.
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Birthday of Japan's Emperor.

In observance of the birthday of the EN-.
perer of Japan a large Japanese flag was
raised over the japanese legation early to-
day by order of the minister. Tonight the
minister and Mime. Takahira will give a
dinner to the legation staff. preceding
which the minister, followed by his staff.
wifi make three low bows before the por
traits of their majesties.
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have 1900 plurality. while the union labor
leaders are confident that Schmitz will be
returned by at least 5000 plurality. The
ticket is long one. including full list OF
municipal officers, and should the vote be
as close as Is expected. the result viii MT
be known until q late hour.
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IOWA.
Prospect of an All-Day Rain and Light
Vote

DIES MONIES, Iowa, November 3.-The
election opened with foggy weather and
with every Indication that it would rain
most of the day. The early morning vote
was cast largely by laborers on their way
to work. Predictions are freely made that
the republican majority will not exceed
1000. a falling off of 500, on account OF
the weather and the lack of interest
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Beaten by a Mob.

NEW YORK, November Suspected of
having shot jeremiah Helly, a White boy,
Arthur Patterson and William Black,
negroes, were set upon by mob of SOD
white men today and beaten 50 badly that
they had to be taken to the hospital The
arrival of two policemen saved them from
being killed. Healy's wound is not danger
Gus.
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Remarkably Distinct Mirage.

SUPERIOR, Neb.. November IA re-
markedly distinct mirage has been seen at
a point north of the town of Nelson. The
entire town of Edgar which Is about four
teen miles from the point where the mirage
was witnessed, was reflected in the SKY.
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COLORADO.
Apathy Over the Election of Justice Of
Supreme Court.

DENVER, Col, November 3.-1t is more
than urobable that light vote will be cast
throughout the state today for justice of
the supreme court, the only Office to be
voted for.
Unusual apathy prevails, and this, to-
gether with the bad condition of roads. due
to the recent storm. will undoubtedly bring
the total vote considerably below the nor
NAL.
When the polls opened the sky was over
cast.
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Ridgley and Roberts There.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November IA party
of eastern bankers from the convention or
the National Bankers Association at San
francisco arrived here today on special
train and stopped over to visit the world 3
fair With the party was William b. Ridg-
ley. controller of the surrency, and George
E. Roberts, director of the mint. The party
left for the east over the Big Four this
afternoon
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Ask Protection From Masheri

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
NORFOLK, Va, November "a big sem
sation was created here today by public
appeal to Mayor Riddick from shop girls,
who ask protection from Washers who
congregate on street corners and make
comments to their appearance and offer
other insults The girls in summing up say:
My Lord, is there no protection for young
girls who have to work for their living.
For Gods sake, save us from these men,"
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KENTUCKY.
Fog Did Not Dampen the Ardor of the
Voters.

LOUISVILLE. KY, November 3-Despite
a heavy fog, sro'clock found numbers of
people waiting at every polling place in
Louisville. There is much interest in the
election. and indications point to a heavy
vote. The antiquated viva voce method of
voting for city school commissioners caused
mary voters to Omit that portion of their
privilege The .r.allot is a long one. but
nearly all of those deposited I'D to o. clock
were of the straight" variety
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Moseley Commission in Chicago.

CHICAGO, November 3.-Members Of the
Alfred Moseley educational commission WIS.,
tied various educational institutions here
today About twenty members of the COM
mission have arrived, the others being ex-
pected by tomorrow. Tonight a general
meeting of the members will be held, at
which the visitors will discuss the places
they have visited.
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Prominent Man Killed by Tramps.

WATERLOO, Iowa, November 3.-John
Rush, president of q local gas company,
was assaulted by tramps near his home
late last night, and died early today of his
injuries His assailants have not been cap
tured Mr.. Rush was prominent in the
Iowa Travelling Mems Association. and was
well known throughout the state.
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CALIFORNIA.
Interest in Mayoralty Contest in San
Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO. November 3.-The
polls opened at: sunrise and will close at Z
o'clock this evening. The weather is cloudy.
but there is no danger OF rain. An ex-
ceptienafy heavy vote will probably be
polled, owing to the great interest taken in
the mayoralty contest. The republicans
claim that Crociter will be elected by safe
plurality. u ~ - -
The democrats predict that Lane will
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NORWALK. Ohio. November 1.-The
weather today is very bright and bainy.
and the early indications were that full
vote would be east in this city.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-Regular call. II O'Clock -Washingt on
Gas cert, $1,000 at HI, $500 Mt 1l7ll 500 nj
117h.
National Union Insurance. 10 nj s.
Mergenthaler Linotype. . at LIS. 10 AT I77is.
Lanston MoDotype 100 AT IA,
After call-Union Trust and Storage > AT 100
Lanstol Monotype. 100 nj X. loo at 81
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is fusion between democrats and Jones
followers
Jones also prophesies that there will
never again be elected a democratic OF
other party candidate as President of the
United States. except a representative or
the machine now in power.
GAINESVILLE. Ohio. November B.
Weather conditions in this city are ioe9i
ano indications are that an unusually heavy
vote will be polled. Interest centers in the
contest for representative.
CANTON. Ohio, November 3.-At am.
dense fog. with prospects of clear weather,
prevailed here. Reports from most pre-
cincts within the city show a light morning
vote.
AKRON. Ohio. November "a Tn> Au
tumn day and just warm enough to be pleas
ant is resulting IN large vote being cast
in this city 1t is estimated that fully 10
per cent of the vote in many precincts was
cast before o'clock
LIMA Ohio. November 3.-Alth )ugh
weather conditions are perfect for today
election there Is little interest about voting
places. The vote will be light and favor
able to republicans.
PIQUA. Ohio November 3-Interest in
the election is quite marked: goo1 per
cent of the vote being cast early. Weather
cloudy.
NORwALK. Ohio. November a.--The
weather today is very bright and balmy.
and the early indications were that full
vote would be east in this city.
TOLEDO, Ohio November 3.-Weather
srnshiny with fog. in earlier hours OF the
day Election is very quiet. and indica lions
are that only an average vote Will lie
rolled.
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MISSISSIPPI.
Weather Clear and Pleasant, but Little
Interest in Election.

JACKSON. Miss. November 3.-The
weather is clear and sunshiny today. but
very light vote is being pOled. The demo-
cratic ticket has no opposition. 1t is
doubtful if there will be 80 600 votes polled
in the state.
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Mr.. waterlow to Be Promoted.

To fill the vacancy caused by the transfer
to the British embassy at st. Petersburg
of Mr.. Norman, second secretary of en-
bassy, Mr. Waterlow will be promoted from
third to second secretary. and an attache
will be ordered here to I'LL his place.
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the voters.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, November 3.-Elec-
ton day opened with dense fog IN TINS
city but bright sun later ARCS" and Inc
weather became fine. The voting at all
precincts was unusually heavy during the
early hours. Owing to the redistricttnS OF
cities as provided by the new OHIO code no
accurate comparisons can be made us tne
count progresses tonight. Accordingly.
should the contest be close. definite news OK
the result will probably be very late.
At noon Ii was estimated that more than
81 Der cent of the entire registered vote
had been cast. The weather continued clear
and pleasant
State Republican Chairman Dick said here
today that his advices from the state indi-
Gated that his claims of 100000 plurality for
Herrick and republican majority of sixty
in the state Legislature on joint ballot would
be made good.
Senator Hanna voted early in the day
at precinct A. ward l. and as he only re-
quired a few seconds to prepare his ballot
it was assumed that he voted a straight
ticket. Mayor Johnson voted at precinct F,
ward 10 He also evidently voted a straight
ticket.
DAYTON. Ohio. November 3.-Votng
opened up with considerable spirit this
morning. The early indications are for a
clear day and fairly heavy vote.
COLUMBUS. Ohio November 3.-Eleetion
day dawned bright and fair and the votes
were rolling in early. The indications are
for heavy poll. and on account of the
weather the republicans were claiming
everything.
Reports received here from Cleveland.
Cincinnati Dayton. Toledo. Springfield and
the other more populous centers indicate
only an average vote. In Cleveland the vot-
ing is heavy. in Cincinnati light and in the
fn4.F oft oh N.4Tn xpa i= i'm
polled
At republican state headquarters, how
ever. il is insisted that tle vote will be in
the neighborhood of 100000 and that Her
rick's plurality will be in excess of 1CO.-
OOJ with majority on joint ballot in the
state Legislature OF sixty for the republi-
cans Bets are posted all over the state
that Col Herrick's plurality will be S0OCO
with no takers.
Republicans counting upon a heavy
slump in the democratic vote in the rural
districts account OF JohnSon'S advo-
cacy of the single tax In the country dis
tricts.
1t had been predicted that the rains of
yesterday and last night In central and
southern Ohio would continue today. but
reports from those parts of the state as
well as from northern Ohio are that clear
weather prevailed but warm that rain
was expected before the polls closed this
evening. AS most of the vote that will
come out is expected in before the middle
of the afternoon. the weather is no longer
considered a factor.
1t developed after the noon voting at Gin
Cinnau and elsewhere that the democrats
were not getting out their vote as well as
the republicans This was especially the
case at Cincinnati. The reports are that
the election is proceeding with little en-
thusiasm
TOLEDO. Ohio. November "A heavy
vote is being poiled, but everyt hing is quiet
Mayor Jones at noon issued a signed state
ment in which he says:
1T will be next to a miracle if the legis
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Chancellor of Aberdeen.

LONDON. November 3.-Lord Strath-
coma, the. Canadian high commissioner,
was today elected chancellor Of Aberdeen
University. =. -
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TOLEDO. Ohio. November "A heavy
vote is being poiled, but everything is quiet
Mayor Jones at noon issued a signed state
ment in which he says:
1T will be next to a miracle if the legis-
lative ticket in this county is elected Ii
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PIQUA Ohio November 3.-Interest in
the election is quite marked: good per
cent of the vote being cast early. Weather
cloudy.
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Today's Government Receipts.

National bank notes Tecsived today for
redemption. $i99.253; government receipts
from internal revenue. si15. $50: customs
SI21 500; miscellaneous. SI3GJsI: expendi-
lures. $1.i90.G0O; available cash balance
SGT. $50 III G,
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Believed That Two Countries
Verge on an Understanding.
VIEW OF DIPLOMATS
FORMER TO HAVE A FREE HAND
IN MANCHURIA.
The Latter to Be Given Superior Rights
in Corea - United States May Be
Without an Ally in the East.

Russia's withdrawal of troops from Yong
hampo, on the Yalu river. and the disman-
thing of the fort there are taken in diplomatic
circles to mean that Russia and Japan are
on the verge of an understanding affecting
the whole far eastern question by which
Russia is to have free hand In Man.
churia and Japan superior rights in Corea
Mr.. Kagoro Takahira the Japanese minis
ter, although he is kept advised constantly
of the negotiations of Tokyo. is not per-
mitted as yet to make an announcement as
to their progress. except to say that the
war talk has died down and that the pres
ent outlook is for a satisfactory settle
ment Of the whole matter.
If diplomatic opinion at Washington be
correct, the new alignment of Russia and
Japan in the far east will mean. II Is said.
important concessions to Germany in Shan
tung, while Great Britain's alliance will
continue in its present state.
Reoccupation Of Mukden.
At the japanese legation today 1t is point
ed out that the reoccupation of Mukden
should not give cause for alarm to foreign
powers because it has been learned by the
Tokyo government that 1t involved only the
movement Of the railway guards from out
side the town to a better protected position
within the city limits. Attention was call
ed to the fact that Japan had looked In
vain both to Great Britain and the United
States for assistance in checking Russian
aggressions in the far east, and that some
action was necessary If the Tokyo govern
ment hoped to retain any hold on Corea
1t was also pointed out that Japan s inter-
est, in Manchuria were really not so great
except in their relation to Corea.
By a European diplomat OF rank the
statement was made today that Great Brit
ain would enter no objection to a Russo
Japanese understanding, for the reason
that she was unwilling to support Japan
in a hostile policy toward Russia, thereby
leaving a Russo-Japanese alliance the only
alternative for RuSso-Japanese war.
Without an Ally.
China makes the same appeal to Great Brit
ain and Japan for assistance that was
made to 1.-The Washington government for
the third or fourth time yesterday. the Lon
don and Tokyo authorities will be more en-
phatic than was Secretary Hay in refusing
Ito eXtricate the empress dowager from the
Russian trap against which the powers
have been warning her for three years.
In view of the far-rea ching Importance of
the Tokyo negotiations. which. according to
advices from several European capitals,
will soon be concluded if no unforeseen OBJ
Stacle arises, the members of the diplomatic
corps are awaiting with keen interest the
effect in the United States of the announce
ment of a RusSO-JapaneSe understanding
which may leave this government and Eng
land without an ally in the far east.
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majority of-5ah while the leaders of the
democratic FORCES claim that their ticket
will have Ma9ority of over go.
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The general tendency toward higher
values which has been a feature of the
local stock market characterized the pro-
ceedings today on the exchange. Ii is eyi-
dent a further advance is anticipated. as
there seemed to be no disposition to take
profits which are in sight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-03

At meeting of the directors of the
Franklin Fire Insurance Company yester-
day the customary semi-annual dividend of
D per cent was declared. which is the l6s,h
of this company.
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VIRGINIA.
Only a Light Vote Expected in Old
Dominion

. RICHMOND. Va, November at is ex-
pected that light vote will be polled
throughout the state today The weather
here is fair. An entirely new house and
half the senate will be elected The new
legislature will. not elect a United States
senator, and but little interest is manifest
ed. The republicans are making contests
in but few counties
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-09-21

Kansas City, Sept. 17.-Informa-
ton received by the local weather
bureau shows that frost was gener-
al in Kansas last night except in
the extreme eastern portion. In the
west the temperature dropped to %
degrees, while Missouri escaped ex-
cept in southwest portions. Con-
cordia, Kansas, reports a tempera-
ture of SO degrees with heavy frost
while Dresden and Hays, Kansas,
report killing frost.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-09-21
RIVERS AND MEN.

Some men are the great rivers
That, as they flow away,
Keep adding to their greatness
And broaden day by day;
And like the river passing
By city and by town,
Some men, from high beginnings,
Are always running down.
Some men are like the rivers,
That are flowing from the hills,
Draw all the others to them,
The rivulets and rills-
Take what the others bring them
And claim it as their own,
As If God had intended
1t all for them alone.
Chicago Record Herald
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-09-21

We learn that the authorities at
Matamoros have instituted and are
sniorcing a very rigid quarantine
between that city and all other
towns in Mexico. Passengers on the
Mexican National railroad are re-
aained in quarantine at San Mi
guel five days before they are al
lowed to enter Matamoros. Rurales
on all sides of the city exercise a
vigilant watch for persons coming
from other points and strict ac-
count Of themselves is demanded.
This is all well and good and we
are pleased to know that Matamo-
Tos authorities are acting with such
intelligent decision in this matter,
which indeed is very serious.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-09-21
HOW,s THIS

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Oatarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known f.
J. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
ably to carry out any obligations made
by their firm
WEST & TRUAx,' Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
WALDSG, KISSAS & MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Testi-
monials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle
Sold by all Druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-09-21
FRANCHISE TROUBLE.
AT CORPUS CHRISTI.
From The Crony:

From The Crony:
The Printers bill for publishing
the franchises recently granted by
the city council was presented at
the councils regular meeting this
week. but il was not paid. There
was nothing unreasonable about
the bill. The ordinances were
delivered to that official organ for
municipal advertising. The organ
published the ordinances in the
usual way. The refusal to pay for
the publication seems to have been
based upon the idea that perhaps
the account would be settled by
some other treasury than that of
the city. 1t might be q good scheme
for the Caller to demand payment
in advance for any future publish
ing it does for the city. Perhaps,
however, the injustice done to the
Caller is small thing when COM
pared with the change in alder
manic sentiment evidenced by the
refusal to pay the Caller the money
the Caller had earned. Three weeks
ago the council gave to stranger
everything it could give in the way
of streetcar and electric light
franchises. This week the city coun-
Gil would not pay to a home man
the pitiful fee be had earned by
services under his contract with the
city. 1t is really sad that the coun-
Gil did not think, three weeks ago,
that the absolute gift of valuable
things to an unknown stranger was
worthy of as much consideration
and dsliberation as it, this week,
brought to bear upon the matter of
paying Corpus Christi man the
trivial sum he had earned from the
city. The incident means that the
council is repentant about the
franchises and wants to do better
now, or else it is merely a reminder
OF the old truism which says some
thing or other about being penny
wise and pound-foolish."
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-09-21
NO FROST IN NORTH TEXAS.

Fort Worth, Tex, Sept. IL
There was no frost in North Texas
last night, except a very little in
the Panhandle. There was damag-
ing frost in the Territory extending
south to the Texas border and re-
ports received today by banking
and cotton firms say young cotton
was damaged to some extent, but
the older plant was not injured.
The weather bureau predicts frost
in Texas tonight.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-09-21

Why might not Bartlett have a
hose factory and make up all the
socks and stockings the surround
ing country would need?-Bartlett
Recorder.
The prevailing style is half hose,
30 perhaps there would not be
enough business in making up"
these limbencircular articles to
Justify operating a factory. Besides,
most people prefer doing their own
making up" in this line