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The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1904-08-12
TWO DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.
Kendrick and Black Bear Wiped
OFF the Map of Idaho Friday.

The entire business part Of the town
of Kendrck, Idaho, and third Of the
residence portion was laid in ruins Fri
day, August ), by fire that started in
the old Pacific hotel. The loss is esti-
mated at $25O,0OO; insurance about
one half. The fire completed its work in
two hours, the blaze exhausting itself
Not a single building was left IN the
downtown district, and scores of fam
lilies were rendered homeless In all 36
business houses and 20 residences were
destroyed. No lives were lost, but sew
eral men were overcome by the intense
heat and tainted on the streets. All
were carried to places Of safety. Many
of the merchants had just received their
fall stocks of goods and carried no in
surance on them. The blow is a hard
one to the thriving little city, but the
business men and property owners have
signified their intention to rebuild.
Many of the buildings were frame struc-
lures, more than dozen years old. The
new business blocks to be erected will be
either of brick or stone, and as a conse-
quence the city will present a much more
substantial appearance after il rises
from the ashes. Kendrick suffered a
severe food several years ago in which
several lives were lost ana large
| amount of property destroyed.
| On the same day, scores Of people we're
rendered homeless and 100000 worth
of property was destroyed by fire that
| swept the little town OF Black Bear, near
Wallace, Idaho. With the exception OF 10
| or II cottages in the upper end OF town
and like number in the lower part, not
a single building was left standing.
! About 100 buildings were destroyed and
only a small portion of their contents
saved For the most part the buildings
were small frame cottages occupied by
miners working in the Standard and
Mommoth mines There we're no serious
accidents. Several persons were slightly
burned about the face and hands and
Others were cut by falling glass: The
fire started in the Black Bear hotel.
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Saturday, August g

The Kansas pOpu list convention will
be repudiated by the populist party and
another convention held. This will be
brought about by the national populist
organization.
Fifty thousand dollars worth of secur-
tiles, cash and diamonds have been re-
covered near Missoula. This cache was
a part of the loot of the BearmOuth
train robbers.
A new $20,000,00 coal combine,
composed of % independent companies,
il in process OF formation at Pittsburg,
Pa The principal objects of the new
combine are to establish selling agencies
and maintain prices.
The stockyard strikers in Chicago for.
got their animOsity and troubles long
ton, the first since the strike was called
four weeks ago. In street parade sew.
era miles long fully $4,000 strikers and
their families encircled the stocky ard
district. The demonstration ended in q
picnic.
Edmund Bell, negro, was taken from
three cOnstables by a masked mob o
800 of his own race and hanged to G
tree near Selma, Ala, and his body rid
died with bullets Bell had assassinateC
another negro.
State Senator George Foye of Egypt
| Ca, is under the arrest of federal officer
on the charge of holding negroes il
bondage Foye is one of the wealthies
men in Southern Georgia and a demo
| cratic leader.
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Chicago & Northwestern Ry.

Why not write B. D, Beardsley, Gen
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and IA Jameson Bldg, Spokane,
Wash, in regard to that trip east you
are contemplating? He will be glad to
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A Wonderful Country.

The point to be gained from the figures
ouoted above is one of correction, not
of criticism. The Gazette believes that
the lessons pointed out by the Oregonian
and Call are good and that the agricul-
tural people OF Whitman county would
do well to study the subject carefully.
While there is a great difference in the
margin OF profit figured by the Oregon
ian and the margin as estimated by The
Gazette, yet the difference is not large
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find nothing better for liver derange-
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The Aermoter Windmills put up by j..
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j. B. Brown puts up the best pumps
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28

swollen condition of intervening creeks
nc returns have been received from the
thirteen unreported precincts of this
county, which are unconnected by tel
ephone Or telegraph with Fort Smith,
with the exception OF Montreal, which
give 19 for Davis and 1 for Wood.
w. J. Johnson, chairman CT the Sc
bastian county central Democratic Com
mittee, estimates that Woods majority
in this county will exceed 700. The
five wards of the city of Fort Smith
and the county precincts constituting
the upper township of Sebastian coun-
ty give Wood 81 majority over Davis.
The twelve townships out of the twen-
ty-fve cf the Greenwood district heard
from give Wocu 16S majority over Da-
Wis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
STATEMENT FROM THE
WOOD MANAGERS

The following statement has been
made by Judge Woods managers:
All the returns received Indicate.
that Judge Wocd has carried the State
by large majority. There have been
gains in unexpected quarters and sew
eral counties have been carried by
Judge Wood that we conceded tc. Da-
Wis before the election. The reports
from all parts of the State are the most
encouraging nature, and while they are
meagre from many counties, and Who'll.
ly insufficient upon which tc. base any
claim, they show such ratio of gain
IN favor of Judge over the Rector vote
OF two years ago as to make us feel
that Judge Wood will secure at least
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
WOO DcARRIES MILLER COUNTY

Texarkana. March 28.-W1th only
three small precincts tc hear from,
the rteurns from Saturdays primaries
in this county show, for governor, Da-
Wis 1888, Wood 7S8, a majority of 50
fer Wood. The three boxes still out,
and which will not be heard from until
today, will not materially change the
result. Woods majority in the count
cannot be cut to less than 25 and
one prominent Davis man comedies
that Wocd has carried the county by
20.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
JEFFERSON COUNTY.

The returns from jefferson county
are all in except Old River town.
ship which has about 40 votes. Judge
Woods majority is about $50 and the
county is carried by Rogers for at
t3rney general by about the same fig
ures. Bourland got scarcely any votes
even among the Jeff Davis men and
the vote for Byrne was exceedingly
light For chief justice Bum has a
lead Of about 600 votes with Hill Sec
ond Camichael's vote is hardly worth
counting and Robertson's vote Is even
less. McCulloch for associate justice
has a lead of about 300 and Judge
Hampton is fully 500 votes ahead for
railroad commissioner.
The vote in Niven township was:
Wood 25, Davis 81.
Rogers Is, Bourland 10, Byrne 27.
Eoff 34 Moore II.
Bum s. Carmichael 5, Robertson z.
Hill 38.
Moose 18, McCulloch 81.
Burkett 1. Hampton As, Barnett 3.
Pastoria township gives Wood Is,
Davis 4. The vote on the other Off
GERS has not been received.
Boliver township gives Wood 10, la
is 35. The vote on the other Offices
has not been received.
The race between Eoff and Moore
for state auditor is very close with
Eoff in the lead. It will take the off,
cial count tc. determine the result in
the contest
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
WOOD CARRIES PULASKI.

Little Rcck, Ark, March 2S.-Be-
tween $500 and 6,10O votes were cast
in the Democratic primary election in
Pulaski county Saturday, the returns
from twenty-one precincts including all
but eight country precincts. The to-
tai vote cast in these precincts in the
1902 primary was as follows: Bayou
Meto 200, East Big Rock rs, Brodie 70.
Eagle Is, Ellis AZ, Fourche so, Maum-
ellie 80. Owen 70.
In the governcrship race the returns
from Il precincts, including all
except those previously named, show
the following vote:
Wood 1850.
Davis 2,66S.
Woods majority, 1872.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
Wood Comedies Davis a Majority on
Face Of Returns.

one half of the counties upon which
there are no definite reports.
"Gov. Davis claim that he has
carried fifty-three out of the seventy
five counties is wholly without re-
turns to justify it. and can be made
for ne ether purpose than contesting
the result of the counties and chang
ing the vote as cast by manipulating
the machinery he controls and by
frauds upon the ballot.
1--WE are fully advised of plans to
secure an apparent majority where
the vote is against him by the means
above stated, and We will spare no ef-
fort to see that any attempted frauds
are detected, exposed and defeated.
There is ne. more justification for his
claim of having carried fifty-three
counties than there was a basis for
the telegram sent out by him all over
the state on Saturday evening after
the polls closed that he had carried
sixty counties when the vote had not
been counted in a single precinct in
the state.
Reports have come to us of betting
delegations elected by his followers in
number of townships which Judge
Wood had carried by handsome ma
jorities. The purpose of this proceed
ure must appeal to all good citizens,
and we call attention to it that Judge
Woods friends and supporters may be
alert and alive to the situation. A
great victory has been won and we
cannot afford to lose the fruits Of it
through the manipulation cf machinery
and fraud.
From the returns received and pri-
vate communication the following ccun-
ties seem safe fer Wood: Arkansas 5,
Ashley 6, Benton 12, Boone s. Chicot 2,
Clark 5, Columbia 5, Conway 12, Craig
head 8, Crawford 9, Crittenden 2, Cross
4 Desha 2, Drew 6, Faulkner 8, Frank
lin 6, Fulton 8, Grant 8, Green 9,
Hampstead 10, independents 8, jack
son 6, Jefferson Z, Lee II, Little River
3, Miller 4, Phillips 8, Pike 4. Pulaski
IA, Randolph 8. Sebastian 10, Union Z,
Woodruff 6, Polk Z, Saline 5-total 232.
Besides these counties there are
about Is counties in which it will
probably take the official count to de-
termine hcw they have cast their vote.
We have been unable to get returns
on number of counties"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28

BentOnville, March 28.-Returns
coming slowly. The official count IS
completed only in twelve small town.
ships of the thirty-two. Indications are
for a good majority for Wood.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
RESULT IN YELL COUNTY.

Danville, March 28.-The vote in YEN
county, Sc far as heard from, gives Da.
Wis 1921, Wood 6O4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
WILL Go TO
THE CONVENTION

in Carroll county give Gov Davis 992,
Wood 421.
Berryville, March 2S.--Returns from
all but six small precincts give the
following: Davis SS7, Wood 39S. Moose
51S, McCullOch sod
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
CLOSL. IN DESHA.

Arkansas City, March 28.-The gu
bernatorial race is close in Desha coun.
ty. Three townships are yet to hear
from. There is not yet sufficient in
formation to predict the winner in
this county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
CLOSE VOTE IN JACKSON.

Newport, March 2S.-Thirteen out of
sixteen townships give Davis 834,
Wood 772. John H. Keel carries the
county for representative. The Wood
men have II out of 20 delegates in the
county convention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
HEMPSTEAD FOR WOOD.

Hope March 23-From returns re
ceived the county is safe for Wood
Several townships are yet to hear
from. The majority of them are Wood
townships.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
CALHOUN COUNTY FOR DAVIS.

Thornton, Ark, March zY.-Davls has
carried Calhoun county about three 20
one over Wood for governor, and the
result OF the election in this county is
not in doubt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
CONWAY FOR DAVIS.

Morrilton, March 2S.-Sufticient re-
turns have come in to indicate how
this county will go. AS majority Of
the townships have been heard from
and indicate that it has gone for Da-
Wis for governor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
DAVIS CARRIES SEARcY.

Marshall, March 2S.-Complete r.
turns from all except four Of the small
townships in Searcy county give Da-
Wis about 160 majority ever Wood.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
THE VOTE IN POPE.

Russellville, March 2S.-Twenty-
three out of twenty-six townships and
precincts in this (Pope) county give
Davis 2 090 and Wood 47S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
DAVIS CARRIES LAWRENCE

walnut Ridge, March 28.-Unoficial
returns from all but one small precinct
gives Gov. Davis majority over Car.
roll D. Wood of 444.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
LAFAYETTE VERY CLOSE.

Lewisville, March 2S.-Incomplete re
turns give Wood 454 votes and DAVIS
434 votes. Three small boxes vet to
be heard frcm. The county will proba,
bly, give Davis a small majority.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
BRADLEY COUNTY UNCERTAIN.

Warren, March 2S.-Partial returns
indicate that the county will be very
close Tor governor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
JOHNSON COUNTY.

Clarksville, March 2S.-Fifteen town.
ships out of twenty-one give DAVIS
1,1S4 and Wood 594.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28

Oseola, March 2S.-This (Mississip-
PIP county polled about 1900 votessn
and all but three townships have been
heard from. Davis carries the county
by about 200 majority.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
NEVADA COUNTY RESULT.

Prescott, Mar. 28.-Ten out of eigh.
teen precincts in Nevada county give
Davis 1908, Wood 466.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
POLK COUNTY CLOSE.

Mena, March 28.-Thirteen precincts
out of twentyone including Mena
gives Davis 377, Wocd 355.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
DAVIS WINS IN GRAN

Sheridan, March 28.-Partial returns
from this (GranD county indicate that
Davis will carry it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
DAVIS CARRIED SALINE.

Benton, MarcA 2S.-Returns from all
but eight townships show Davis will
get good majority, probably 2 to /,
in Saline county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28

Little Rock, March 29.-(e A.M.)-
On the face of the primary returns now
in Davis has ma ajority of the delegate
votes.
Judge Wood and his managers con-
cede a majority to Davis on the re-
turns, but claim that gross frauds have
been perpetrated in Pulaski and other
counties, hence do not concede Davis
nomination, but claim majority vote
for Wood when the election is purged
of open and flagrant frauds.
Judge Wood says he will take the
contest before the state convention
and ask the convention to purge the
election of fraud and if it is done, he
will easily be the winner. There is
no doubt but what Wood carried Pu-
iaski county on an honest vote and
honest count.
The Gazette this morning comedies
PA delegate votes to Davis on the
face of the returns and 1864 for Wood,
and says that on the returns Davis
seems to have won the nomination.
The official returns in Pulaski coun.
ty give Davis 3,16e vote, and WOOD
3,1o9, Davis majority SO.
Fulton county goes in to the Davis
column with us votes for Davis and
652 for Wood.
Conway county gives Davis 1,112
votes and Wood 54e.
Benton gives Davis 1,786 votes and
Wood 1888.
Prairie county went for Davis, qiy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
PoINsETT FOR DAVIS.

Harrisburg, March 2S.-Six precincts
In this (PoinsetD county give Davis
697, Wood 1877.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
SHARP COUNTY FOR DAVIS.

Hardy, March 2S.-Suficient returns
are in to show that Davis carries Sharn
county by 800.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
WOOD HAS WOODRUFF.

Augusta, March 2S.-A small vote
was cast in Woodruff county. The re-
suit: For governor, Wood 6s1, Davis
592 j.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
DAVIS GETS CLEVELAND

Risen. March 2s.-Complete uncm.
clal returns indicate that this (Cleye-
land) county gives Davis 1,1O5. Wood
440
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
/OTE IN CARROLL COUNTY

Eureka Springs, March 2s.-Eureka
springs and all but five small precincts
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
DAVIS AHEAD IN SEWER.

DeQueen, March 2S.-This (Seyter>
county will give Davis a majority CT
about 200.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
However, Gross Frauds Are
Charged In Pulaski and
Other Counties.
CONTEST IN CONVENTION

ing him 1886 votes and Wood 4o7.
The foregoing arc the declared official
returns.
The gross frauds in Pulaski were
openly perpetrated in Bayou Meto
township, and it was this township
which shifted Pulaski to the Davis
column. Woods friends and mana
gers refuse to accept the returns from
Bayou Meto and will contest them be-
fore the convention.
up with a phenomenal vote at the last,
overcoming the Wood majority in the
remainder Of the county
Hill leads for chief justice, but the
contest will have to be settled by the
convention.
Mcculloch wins for associate JUS
tice, and Rogers for attorney general.
In the First congressional district
Dinsmore comedies his defeat by j. c..
Floyd of YeIIville.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
DAVIS CARRIES CLAY.

n.
Piggot, March 2S.-Over 2,1Oo votes
were cast in this (Clay) county and
Davis majority will probably reach
200
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28

WOOD CARRIES SEBASTIAN
Fort Smith, March 2S.-Owing to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
FULTON FOR WOOD.

Mammoth Spring, March 28-Tht,
teen out of fourteen townships in thf
county unofficially give Wood S34. n
Wis 653.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
LEE FOR WOOD.

Mariana, March 2s.-wood carr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28

Continued On Page S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
MISSISSIPPI COUNTY.

Oseola, March 2S.-This (Mississip-
pD county polled about 1900 votesss
and all but three townships have been
heard from. Davis carries the county
by about 200 majority.
RESULT IN YELL COUNTY.
Danville, March 28.-The vote in YEN
county, Sc far as heard from, gives Da.
Wis 1921, Wood 604.
WOOD HAS WOODRUFF.
Augusta, March 2S.-A small vote
was cast in Woodruff county. The re-
suit: For governor, Wood 6S1, Davis
592. !.
SHARP COUNTY FOR DAVIS.
Hardy, March 2S.-Sufficient returns
are in to show that Davis carries Sharn
county by 800.
DAVIS GETS CLEVELAND.
RlsSn. March 28.-Complete unc1a. |
clal returns indicate that this (Cleve.
land) county gives Davis 1,1O5. WOOD
440.
DAVIS CARRIES CLAY.
Piggot, March 2S.-Over 2.1OO vote.
were cast in this (Clay) county and
Davis majority will probably reach
FULTON FOR WOOD.
Mammoth Spring, March 28.-Thf,
teen out OF fourteen townships in thi
county unoficially give Wood 1874. D,
Wis 653.
-
LEE FOR WOOD.
Mariana, March 2S.-Wood carr,
Continued On Page s.
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YESTERDAYS BALL GAMES
NEW HAVEN TAKES TWO FROM
NEW LONDON

Nearly 5000 at the Game Yesterday
Afternoon at the Roclx--BridgepOrt
Twice WalIops Meriden While
Springfield splits Even with HoIyoke.
Before crowd of nearly 5000 people
at Savin Rock yesterday afternoon
New Haven took the second game of
the day from New London. The contest
was one of the best seen on the local
grounds this season, the Blues winning
by very narrow margin in the ninth
inning. ...
When New London went to: the bat
in this inning the score was to 8 and
the excitement intense. Davis and
Armbruster, the first men UP, went out
on hard grounders to second and third.
Hoff got a hit. but Long retired the side
by flying out to Anderson. New Haven
started the last half ausptciously, Can
avian opening with a lucky single which
Noyes undoubtedly would have grab
bed had it not bounded out of his way.
Here Curtis made rank error-and
one that probably lost the game-on a
ground ball from Connells bat which
he fumbled. Anderson hit to Hoff and
Canavan was caught trying to steal
home Connell going to third during the
play. Corcoran came to the bat next,
and, with two strikes and three, balls,
made pretty hit to right, scoring Con-
nell and thus winning the game. The
score: ~
New London.
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NOTICE.
Town Of Orange Taxes.

Town Oh orange T1xeSs
The undersigned hereby gives notice
that he will be at the Town Hall ia
West Haven, Conn, on Thursday, Sept
18th, 1904, from $3.50 o'clock in the fore
noon until IL o'clock noon, and from 2
o'clock until 5 o'clock in the afternoon
for the purpose Of receiving tax OF 10
mills on the dollar, together with a poll
and communication tax levied on the
grand list Of the town Of Orange for the
year 1908.
annum will be added to all taxes re-
naming unpaid one month after the
same shall become due.
Dated at Orange Conn, this Goth day
Z , HENRY G. HIGGINS,
a23-30-s6-3t Collector Of Said Taxes.
DISTRICT OF NEW HAVEN. S. Pro.
ESTATE OF ULRIGH EBERIIARDT,
late Of Newark, N. u, owning prop
erty in said district, deceased.
An instrument in writing, purporting
to be duly authenticated and exem-
plified copy of the last will and testa-
ment of said deceased, with the pro-
lceedings of the surrogate's court for
Essex County, New Jersey, establishing
COURT u Sa and n Emeiine ee RbeThardt of
Newark New jersey having made
written application praying that the
same may be filed and received, as by
SAID appllcaIlOn on f1le IN THIS court
more fully appears, it is
ORDERED said application be
heard and determined at a Court Of
Probate to be held at New Haven, in
said district, on the 9th day of Septem-
Der, 1904, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
and that public notice of the tendency
of said application, and of the time and
place of the hearing thereon, be given
to all parties interested in said estate
| by publishing this order three times in
a newspaper having circulation in
said District.
BY Order of Court,
JAMES KINGSLEY BLAKE
ISE-9t Clark