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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-04

interesting I'm the history of New York
city. From the day Mayor Low was
renOminated his supporters urged his
reelection on the ground that NO par
tisan question was involved. but that
every man should vote 20 uphold the
existing administration becaus6 &c had
given the city q business-like CONDUCT
OF affairs and because it had done mech
20 stamp out the red light" evil OF tina
east side.
Tt was argued by fusionlst orators
that the return OF Tammanv men TO
Office would mean a wide open town.
unrestricted in laWlessness and the re-
newed terrOrs OF the Infamous cadet
system by which ignorant girls were
forced into lives Of shame their earn
ings going 20 men whom they sup
posed TO be their husbands Mr. Nc
Clellan was attacked by the speakers
for the fusionists because they alleged
he had sold the name his father hon
Ored TO cloak the designs OF evil men,
To these statements the Democrats re-
sponded with the charges that Lows
nOn-partisan claims marked an att
tempt TO secure control of the CITY fin
the interest Of Governor Odeu. that all
the credit for the good business adj
ministraLiOu under Low belonged 10
Grout, who was on the Democratic
ticket and that every Democrat should
of the important bearing this City-s
vote would have on the presidential
election next year. Both candidates
made nightly speeches. Lows par
1cular supporting orator was District
Attorney jerome, who bitterly opposed
the mayors denomination on the
ground that he was unpopular. but
who, after the nomination made -ere-
I quenr speeches for the fusion ticket D.
For Mcclellan. Bourlze CocEran ~a-
! turned 20 political activity and made
several speeches
Mclaughlin a Dead One.
Scarcely second i'm interest 90 the de-
feat of Low is the effect of the result
Of the vote on the fortunes OF the 0e-
tOgenariaG, Hugh lIcLaughIin. who.
for more than a quarter Of q century.
has been the undisputed leader Of the
Kings county Democracy and who now
nndS that his former lieutenant. Nc
Carren, was able 90 50 manage McClel-
lan's candidacy that a Democratic plur-
ality resulted in spite Of Mclaughlin
spirited opposition.
OF the five borough presidents voted for
the Democratic candidates were success
ful In the Bronx where Eaffen was re-
elected in Manhattan. where Aheru had
a big plurality in Queens, where Cassidy
won for the second time. and i'm Brooklyn.
whore Martin w. LittietOn had a larger
plurality that Mcclellan. Littietou re-
fused TO support Mcclellan. circuit and
10, ana lent ms ana 10 Mclaughlin In
the latter fight against Iammanr. In
. Richmond Staten Islaud) Cromwell fu-
sion. was elected
Revised returns from Brooklyn with
seven districts missing. indicate that
Borough President j. Edward Swanstrorl
(FusiCn) has been reelected by q small
plurality Earlier returns gave the cleo
ton 70 Martin w. Ldttleton, McLaugh-
lin Democrat.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-04
EXTORTION CHARGES.
Price and Murphy Cannot Dodge All
Indictments.

Phoenix. Ariz.. Nov. Sin the United
States court today the five indictments
charging eXtOrtion and the one charging
CONSPIRACY recently found against Hugh
II. Price. former surveyor general OF Ari-
IONA. and Chief Clerk w. +. Murphy.
jointly were Quashed. The showing on
which the indictments were killed was
that the grand jury to which the cases
were referred the second time, earlier IN
dictments having been dismissed on de-
murrCrs. had not examined the witnesses
again and had not ballOted for the new
indictments. There are stil five indIcJ-
mCnts against the same men. charging
bribery, 70 which they pleaded not guilty
today. The trials were set for Nov g.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-04
OHIO
Waterloo For Tom Johnson in Buck
eve State.

Columbus. O.. Nov. Shortly before
midnight Chairman Dick announced
that NIyrOn Herricks plurality for gov
ernOr over Tom Johnson would exceed
125. 900 and that there would be over 100
of the 1f3 votes in the legislature for
the reelection of Senator Hanna. It,
is thought that the Republican ma
jority on joint ballot viii exceed
seventy-four
on account of the vote on five con-
stitutional amendments the counting
was delayed all over Ohio tonight and
when returns were received they could
not be compared with those Of any pre-
Ceding state election. as the seventy
one municipalities with 5000 population
or over had been redisrricted under q
new municipal code that went into el-
feet this year and changed the voting
precincts in these reOrganiZed munlcl-
palities. Almost all the returns re-
ceived were from the cities ON which
The usual rate of gains or losses could
not be definitely determined. 5ur most
Of them made such Republican gains
over their vote of last April with which
comparisons could be made % t0 indie
cate that The drift was Win The Re-
publicans in The towns ever greater
than in the rural districts. waere the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-04
KILLING IN LOUISVILLE.
Democratic Judge Shot by Republican
Sheriff.

Louisville. Nov. SIN a pistol duel in a
voting place at Thirteenth and Green
was shot through the head and probably
fatally wounded by Jacob krieger, the
Republican sheriff
William Stevens. the Republican Judge.
was crossing the street 10 enter the polls
when kiley opened fire on him. Krieger
says he believed that stevens life was
about 10 be taken and he opened fire on
kiley. Krieger was subsequently, re-
leased on 500 bail
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-04
CRISIS IS PAST

St. Petersburg. Nov. 3-The optimistic
feeling on the subject of the Russo jan
anese situation which has continuously
prevailed here has now become distinct
conviction that the crisis Is past and a
rupture is now regarded as extremely re-
mote. The negotiations at Toxic are pro-
ceeding without a hitch toward adjust
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-04
NEW YORK STATE
Republicans Get Most Of the Outside
Cities.

Republicans Get Most Of the Outside
Cities.
New York. Nov. 3-The Republicans
elect the entire city and county ticket o .
Buffalo. NO election for mayor this year.
At BinghamtOn the mayor and entire
Republican ticket is elected
The Republicans carry Ithaca
The Democrats carry Auburn except for
a few minor officers.
At Utica the mayor and entire Demo
cratic city ticket is elected.
Rome elects a Republican mayor
At OsWegO Democrats elect the mayor
and majority of aldermen
schenectady returns Democratic
mayor.
Syracuse. n Y. Nov 3-AIan c. Fobes
Republican, is elected mayor OF syria
Cuse by about 400 FObes defeareo
Thompson, Democrat. The entire Repuh-
hcan ticket. city and county. is elected.
Albany. y. Y. Nov. 3-Charles III.
Cans, Republican. was reelected mayor
Of Albany today by a plurality consider
ably larger than that of two wears ago.
defeating Colonel William Gorham Rice
formerly United States civil service com
missioner under President cleveland The
entire Republican city ticket is elected
Elmira, n T.. Nov. 3.-W. R. Cole. Re
publican, defeated Mayor Shanan. Demo
crat. The entire Republican county tick
et is elected.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-04
Luce 80 ARoUT NorH1Na.

Mexico City, Nov. 3.-Elias Toscano.
who made a disturbance at Guanajat
10y firing or his pistol in the presence
Of President Diaz was. on, examination
released. as he had clearly no intention
Of shooting the president. This closes
the incident
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-04
MCCLELLAN is ELECTED
BY ENORMOUS PLURALITY
little RhOdy" Also in the Democratic Column,
With kentucky and Maryland.
Hanna Trumphs in Ohio and Quay Pennsylvania will
BsVsy Close.

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-04
STRIKE AVERTED.

Chicago, Nov. 3.-The threatened
strike of the stock yards employees was
aVerted today by the representatives of
the packers agreeing to an increase Of
10 per cent in the wages of the can
ners who went on strike several days
ago
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-04
First Precinct

Plurality.
Thomas Holiday. Rep. long term. 400
Frank j. Hewlett. Rep. short term. SO
J. D. Martin. Rep, short term 900. .206
The entire Republican COuncilmanic
ticket won i'm the First precinct. The
voters appeared TO separate the council
ticket from the nominees for the city
offices. Hewlett suffered by being op-
posite Stephen Hays who ran well
Holiday made the best showing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-04
CAUCUS SATURDAY

Washington. Nov. 3-The Republican
caucus for the nomination Of a speaker
and other officers of the house Of repre-
sentatives for the Fifty-eighth congress
viii be held Saturday afternoon; Nov. z
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-04
ONCE MORE IN ZION.

Chicago. Nov. 3.-The first trafuload OF
returning Dowie restora tionists arrived
az zion city today. Later at intervals
or an hour or two, train after train de-
posted it's travel-stalned crusaders. The
Gay was devoted TO prayer and thanks
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-04
GOES BACK 10 TIE HAGUE.

Paris. Nov 3.-Count Muravieff the
Russian minister Of justice and president
or The Hague arb. traJiOn tribunal which
Is hearin4 the claims of the-alucd powers
for prefcrenIia, treatment in the settle
ment with Venezuela left Paris for The
hague today to resume the arbitration
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-04
HEAVY EARLY VOTE WAS
CAST IN THE FIRST

The heaviest voting in the First pre-
einct was done early in the day. Be
fore noon nearly half the vote cast had
lContinued on Page %
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Els Skull Crushed.

Danville, Ky, Nov. 3.-During an cleo
tiOn discussion today William Middleton
aged 20, struck Fountain Hasty with a
gun, crushing his skull Hasty viii die,
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NOTHING OF VALUE INJURED.

Rome Nov 3.-The Ossiteratore Ro-
mano puohshes today an official com
muniCatiOn concerning the fire which
broke out in the vatican last Saturday
saying: In the most explicit and the
most absolute manner we announce that
no object Of artistic or historic value was
lost or injured in the recent vatican Eire. -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-04
MEMBERS OF THE NEXT COUNCIL
Political Complexion viii be Eight Republicans and Sever
RemOcrats-A Hard Fight Made in Some
of the Precincts.

worth. Barnes was at a disadvantac~
In having Callister. a popular man. on
posed 70 him. but he won by a hand
some plurality
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-04

Martin +. Mulvey, the sole hope in
the Democratic council ticket in the
lFifth precinct. was defeated. The cleo
ton of the Republican candidates for
the short term was conceded before the
voting began. but there was a warm
fight on the long term. ROOrbacks of
an kinds were in circula ton against
Mulvey on election day. and they were
sufficient 10 turn the scale.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-04
MTTCHFLL BFTTER.

New York. Nov. 3.-JOhn Mitchell the
labor leader who on his arrival here last
night was suffering from acute stomach
trouble. was much better today. lie was
not confined 10 his bed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-04
Third Precinct.


HIuraIItY.
Arthur F. Barnes. Dem. long term 1863
f. s. Fernstrom, Dem, short term. SO Z
T. III. Davis. Dem. short term ...... .5fi
Tho Democratic ticket made q clean
sweep for council In the Third. Fern
strom prodted by being opposite Pap
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-04

The Democrats swept the council
ticket in the Fourth precinct Hart
enstein profted by being opposite
spence, on whom an especial fight had
oeen made, and consequently his plur-
allty was highest. An analysis Of the
returns indicates that both Gentiles and
MormOns voted largely on religious
lines In the Mormon districts. the
candidates Of that faith ran best. while
the reverse was also true.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-04
Head of the Ticket Has Plurality of 233S-Heay Vote POsd
in All the Precincts.

Precnc-Long Holiday Republican;
short Hewlett Mormon Republican Martin
Gentle Republican
Second Precnct-LOng Republican,
short Wood Gentle Republican Burbidge
Mormon
T.
short E. H
Z. ANDY
ham,
Fifth PTecint-LOng term A. J. Davis Gentle Republican,
short Neuhausen, Republicans
5; Z.
z.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-04
Second Precinct.

J. II. Preece. Rep. long term........16G
J.. j. Wood Rep. short term. ......-. 10
George Burbidge. Dem. short term.
The closest fight on the councilmanic
ticket was I'm the Second precinct A
bitter fight was made on Albert Fisher.
the Democratic candidate for the long
term. and he was defeated by Preece.
For the short term there was almost an
even break. wood barely got I'm ahead
Of Rodney O.. Badger. while Burbidge
Just beat out George ID. Dean.
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Fifth Precinct.

A. j. Davis. Rep. long term........IH
4. r.. Black. Rep, short term. .....502
.. VI. Neuhausen. Rep. short tern. 80
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Fourth Precinct.

Plurality.
Rulon ;. Wells. Dem, long term. 2l6
p. A Hartenstein, Dem. short. ..... 378
w D. Iuddenham Dem, short ..... 301
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The campaign was one Of the most
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-04

Silver. $3.50 per ounce.
Copper. 1880. New York. Isztc.
Lead. $3.50; New York, $3.50.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-09
A Valuable Catalogue.

Have you yet sent for one OF Mont
gomery Ward Il Co.'s catalogues. II
you haven't you should DO so at once
THIS is ono Of thu biggest concerns N
TIN. world They buy the whole output
of factories ana sell direct to the con
sumner cutting out all middlemen's proht.
They have tho very best possible ratio
with the railroads and CYPRESS com
panics and can save you money on any
ahlng YOU want 10 buy. What IL more
they VIII guarantee to give YOU perfect
satisfaction in every instance and their
guarantee is as good as government
bond Their catalogue IS an Immense
book. giving in detail with fun descrip-
ton. prices etc. OF every article they
have 10 sell They require iifteen cents
for part postage, but Il viii be the best
Investment sou ever matte and you Will
30 we'll to confer with them before buy
ing, no matter what YOU need. BY the
way, read interview with Mr. Charles II.
Fuller on page 2, this issue
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Bowling Green. Ky. November 6.-Mag-
istrate Ethan Upton shot and killed TON
Stewart a well-to-do farmer. al Rich
ardsvlle. IN This county, this morning.
The killing was the result Of the issuing
Of q warrant by Squire Upton for Stew
arts arrest upon applica ton OF The lat
tcrs son following a quarrel over poll
Tics.
Stewart was formerly democrat, but
recently had been voting the republican
ticket On election day Young Stewart
announced his intention OF >o.ing Tor
the democratic nominees aud his father
entered decided protest. his angei ed
the young man and hot words passed be-
tween father and son. Finally they came
to blows. young Stewart declaring he
would have his father arrested and swOre
out d warrant before Magistrate Upton
The lads father heard of the sons
Intention and sent word to the magis-
trate that If he issued warrant he
would KIN him on sight This morning
Stewart ana Esquire Upton met and after
some words the latter shot and killed
the former.
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.Possum Hunt Was Bloody Event.

Gleason, Tenn. November win
Hamilton seriously Shot; SOL Levy, Of
Nashville, shot in the leg; CLAUDE Dcason
seriously cut about the face. and Cage
Vowel cut on the hand are on the cas-
ualty list OF an opossum hunt near here
last night
The hunters became divided in the
course OF operation and one squad at
tempted 10 give the others scare as
troy were returning home. The latter.
thinking taey We're being really attacked.
assumed "3fensivc vigorously. In the
melee knives and pistols were brought
into play
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station and put them on the train for
Jelllco. paying fares for each.
The Coal Creek Company accepted the
scale of wages set out In the recent OPP
orators and miners joint conference
but the company proposed to make con-
tracts with the individual miner instead
or with the miners union This was COM
hatted by union miners with the result
that the company recently ordered all
union miners to quit its employ and va
cate It's houses. Ejectment suits followed
and are set for hearing November 10.
This company has for years employed
ooth union and nonunon miners and has
paid she union scale.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-09

View Decatur. Ala. November 5.-(sDe-
.al9-Circuit court WIZ convene Ia Deoa-
II on ghe 9th OF HE present month and
.eVeral cases OF more thau passing In
crest win De brought ZIP for trial AT that
lime.
Hon s r. Vert HIS a civil case 10 be
tried n this term which involves over a
million dollars worth Of property. The
property consists OF about 90 acres AID
includes tae ground occupied by the
American oak Extract works ana tam
merry besides 3 great many private dweN-
ngs. The property was orisiualy the
property OF the lats Thomas Gibbs. He
'vllled It to his grandchildren. The chill
dren OF Nj Vert These children are
Thomas Vert. Of this city AUG Mrs.
prank Stahlman. of Nashville, Tenn. the
viii has been ordered prohated and Mr.
Vert has nlcd suits Of ejectment, Thorn
as Wert has only recenly Decome q age
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-09
Countrv Produce

Atlanta. November Eggs fresh 2lGt
Pc country snoked bacon ii0l2 &c;
hams. 1905 Butter Georgia fresh ia
hir i6U2o; Tennessee table 1890: Jer-
esl em2o cooking butter l50iie
conditions improving. Live poultry hens
80 G-2G35. fries. large 25 10 27 -: nc
3t,,n % / -2025: small 1920 Ducks pud.
die so622 ~; Pelan 27d3o Dressed
nonltry, hens 1904 per pound
= 0'vr ver po q 70 II 'cm(2c pot
pound; turkeys 30 - onions, new
iron e5mso blshe Cahbaees. Virgin.
Ia i1hG9Is4c per pound. Sweet potatoes.
new crop. 5oaeoc per bushel. Peas. white
SIPS per bushel DO. lady 81 25@i SO
stock, si@i25. Dried fruit Georgia ap-
ples SC pound, do. peaches, 5a6.
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Watkins Dropped His Pistol.

Wilmington. y c.. November 5.~-(spe-
clal)--Mary Cartwright u nlddiN-aged
woman was mortally wounded las, night
by the accidental discharge of a revolver,
which fell from the pocket of A. pnonso
Watkins, who was in the womans room
The bali struck her in the forehead and
passed through to the center OF the
head. The wound is fatal and tne nys-
terry is that the woman was NOT killed
Instantly. She fingers at the hospital,
but there is no chance for her recovery.
Watkins came here from Richmond, Va.
and is a plumber by trade He gave
himself up to the police, but was ad-
mitted to bail today.
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North Carolina Presbyteriaus.

Wilmington. n O. November 5-(Spe-
cial)-rhe Presbyterian synod Of North
Carolina convened this morning Ia this
city in nineueth session.
Delegates have been arriving on ~
trains today, and tonight upward OF goo
clergymen and ruling elders are here.
The prospects are for q record breaking
attendance.
the RED Springs Female college retiring
moderator preached an aoie sermon tAis
1nosHin Rev a T Graham y ID,
OF Davidson IS being tendercd the place.
Five or six hundred people are present.
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Dowia Endorses Roosevelt

Washington, November 2.-President
Roosevelt received the Endorsement or
John Alexander Dowie, the Zion prophet
today. in an interview granted at the
executive Offices TO the members of the
Dowie business cabinet. who are on their
way from New York to Zion City. Judge
Barnes, the spokesman for the cabinet
delivered the Endorsement Of the prophet.
The president expressed his appreciation
of the sentiment
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-09
Rural Delivery HELPS Farmers.

Raleigh, n. G., November 7--(Specsao
The number of rural free delivery mail
carriers in this state now reaches 435.
Farmers say they find This service gives
them the best Information about crops
and that it is working a revolution in this
respect, as they lind out $hen to hold
cotton and tobacco ana when to sell.
They say further that II viii be found
ncXt year that this mail system WI m
crease The political Knowledge of the
farmers 10 very remarkable degree.
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FIRST Term in New Circuit.

Huntsville. Ma. November 9--(Spc-
-,ialA-Judgo Paul Speake convened the
nrst term of court in the new seven
taonth circuit yesterday and continued
sin cases until next week. Judge Speake
.as decided that the jurors summoned Tor
i= court under the former law are
uat eligible and therefore other jurors
WI ~. drawn.
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ALL THE NEWS OF DIXIE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ,rr

Spouse was that he was suffering from
cholera morbus.
When the servant entered with his
breakfast. he was unable to arouse him.
and at once called to his brother, VIII,
came and found HIN dead.
pistol was found under the cover.
with two chambers empty.
Further Investigation showed two bull
let holes through his abdomen. and the
effects OF powder burns from the close
range.
1t is believed that he suffered such In
terse pain that in a fit of dependency
he committed the rash act.
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Montgomery. Ala November 6.-(spc-
Old. Representatives OF the Virginia
,aroHna Chemical Company and the Ala
,tma Chemical Company were before
commissioner of Agriculture r. \. Poole
lug d. get the commissi lncr to decide
uajcb company was entitled 90 the use
taV Fertilizer known as Alabama the
commissioner wiz 20 to Atlanta Tuesday
4d On Wednesday with the commits
.anrr OF Georgia. VIII settle the dispute.
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Poultry Show at Huntsville.

Huntsville, Ala, November 3.-(Spe-
ciaI)-The executive committee of the
North Alabama Poultry and Pet Stock
Associa ton held meeting last night and
selected January to 8 as the dates for
sne fifth annual exhibition here. There
IS much interest III this part Of the state
f1 the approaching exhibition Poultry
fanciers In other states are also becon-
ing interested as there are several prizes
offered for other than Alabama poultry
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Mist1ial in Russell Case.

knoxville. Tenn, November 7.--(Spc-
ciai.)--The jury reported in the A. l. Rus
sell case today that it could not agree
\ mstriai was entered. Seven stand for
acquittai, five tor conviction.
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Indiana Will Require 100000.

Washington. November 2.-Seven hun
dred thousand dollars is the cost of nee
essary repairs to the battle ship Indiana
contained in the survey OF that vessel re
ceived at the navy department today.
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Free Pocket

On Diseases Of Women. written by the
leading specialist OF this country Ad-
dress Dr Newton Hathaway, i2 Inman
building. Atlanta. Ga.