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Robuck Miss Thorp and Bsadf9rd Of r NeT
York: J. J. Wilson and William Morris OF 6TooIs
lyn: T S Smith Of East Orange. y. j.. and X A
Mccormick jr. OF New Brunswicll, y. J. -.
Hotel Colurnhia-WiliaIn II. Dixon. Mamie =.
Mclaughlin, Miss +. Mclaughlin, MIR. and Mrs. =
Harra. and Miss VI. Lulu Harral Of New J OK
and Miss Elsie Bailey ana Miss NJ. Bailey, OF sum
ml5. y. J. -,
IIote! Moumouth-WlIiam Frank J. ". paiy'
and Mrs. J. 5. Van Horn. of New-York A..
Hotel Lafayette-Nr. and Mrs. J. 9. Brooks MS
Fl. : Green MI and Mrs H. " Hagerrnan MI
F. T, Gray. Miss Brien Belle \. Holmes ana
G. Fischer OF Newly OTh ,.
Yorkshire-Dr. J. b Heritage OF L 19-lIa
Penn: Mr. and Mrs William 5. Titus warren M, :;
Titus. Margaret c. Titus. George r. Titus, tEeLte
Griffin Mrs e H. Mercer, Mr.. and Mrs. II shat i
fer II. Smarter. IT.. r l. Warden. MI ana III IipT-
G. J. Van Sliker. Miss r. Barry, a. c. Barry EII-
let Barry. Mrs. Z WaTdeil and MT an &rc Hrs
lev. Mrs A G. Mckinley and George 5. pes B2q%o-
vile Of Albany: Mrs. Hugh Maxwell anG Ms -
ark. y. J.
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LOUD EXPLOSION CAUSED PANIC.
Angry Tenants Search for Its Author When
Danger Is Over.

EaEssic. X. J., July 4.-some one set Of a big
eo:l5 OF one OF the dynamite torpedoes which Ial-
fans in their celebrations this afternoon in a
tenement house in the italian district. The ex-
-losoa shook the house. brought down a lot Of
plastering from the ceilings. and caused panic
or tie part OF the inmates OF the house. Several
70 -S0as were bruised in getting out. After there
found TO be danger the inmates %
the house began searching for The person who set
the thing or. and the police had hard task calm
Eng them. they threatened vengeance and the
least whisper Of a name put The person mentioned
30 danger. The trouble is thought TO be ended. as
he inmates were convinced by the police that X
passing person who caused the explosion.
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HALF OF BOATS LOAD DROWNED.
Three of Party Of Six Sink Before Help
Arrives.

Princeton, ~, :, July s.-Three young men were
drowned here to-day. Walter Stead and Frank
Rule. both OF this place, and Harry Rulong of
Philadelphia. who had come 10 spend the holiday
SIX boys were IN the boat when il cspsZed. Three
were able 10 themselves The others being
unable to swim, sank before help arrived
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RENEWED HOPE FOR MAYOR JONES

Toledo. July z.-Mayor Samuel NJ Jones OF Toledo
is reported resting somewhat easter to-day ae
was very low Sunday afternoon. but his improved
.ops.
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Surrogates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner {. Thomas n Surrogate OF the County of New,
fcrk Notice Is hereby given 10 all persons having claims
asanst Horace Ely. late Of the County Of New York
deceased.
SUBSCRIBER at hr place Of tansaens the Office
of Horace $. Ely Il Street TSoro,,gt
OF Manhattan. New York. befors -
18th OF December $500 $50
Dated New York. OF
FANNY r. G.. ELY Exscutrtx
LANE & TRAFFORD. Att0rasys for ExectItriS ~ III
erty Street. New York City - - ~
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Instructions.
For Both Sexes-City.

THE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Madison Square 22 Broadway. Brooklyn rs Court St.
reduced Rates DUrine Summer: also Latin and Greek.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

~ FURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County OF
Few Aorh notice Is hereby given TO all persons havins
STAINS asaiast Gharles Runyon. late %
new rork deceased 70 present the vouchers
thersel 10 me subscribers at their place transaetin
business at the office Kellogg Rose No 100 Brca
way oroush or Manhattan. in the City York on
or before the nrst day OF September next ' 80
ua.su sc. ieIA, Ils 2'tA day OF February 1905
CARAAN r. RCNfoN. ARTHUR s. RJJNYON r.,
ecutors. - N-'AO%'' RA-
KELLOGG X ROSE. Attorneys for Executors 100 pro.x
way. Manhattan. New York Cts, ~ ~'e~N-
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TAIN Tor best colleges busness Advanced In
music, slocution- Students a time
Martyr sunmerbe. Phi. d.. Lakemont, Yatcs Co., n y
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

INNI VL NTIN4IL-IN 4IO-N'
L Abuer . Thomas a Surrogate q the County Of New
10 all persons having claims
against PaSriek Dotan, ate Of the County Of New H9
deceased present with vouchers JaersoI 20
the subscriber his place II transacting business No
Nrf-~s ths III November Dated New
York the I6,h day q May. 1904 -
JOHN =. MEEJIAN. EXscU,cr
EDWARD r. VOIIMER. Attorney FOR Executor No -
Broadway. NeW-Iork
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n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

l. 49, - TbonRs a Surrogate OF the County OF New
Work notice is hereby given 10 all persons havtns Gls
OF the County OF New York. Dc
ceased 70 present same With vouchers tneFeof TO ts
Of transactnS business az ue
go - Poy-srs Z sands No. 81 Nassau street Borough
in he New HOrE. before ths
txsnty-arst Of July next -
Dsted New YORK. 18Th day - January. 100:
EDITH MCREERX. AiUi7lStFatrtX g T
BOWERS & SANDS. Attorneys for AdElinstratriX 81
Nassau Borough OF Manhattan CITY OF New 1orS,
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Insr'tct,on.

For Young Ladies-City.
Miss Gerrish's Collegiate School
5a9 West Ind Avenue, New YORK City.
Fitting for College speciality Special courses of study.
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W susnce Of an Hon. Frank T Fitzseralt
a Of the County OF New York notice Is hsEs
having claims against
Woods Wardeu. late OF the County OF New-NorS, ds
with vouchers the-eoL % ne
subscriber. place q tJans1cJins business No %
Broadway Borough Of Manhattan. City Of Nsw-IorA On
before the md day OF September next -
Dated New-NSrs. the LIST day OF March. l9U4
LEONARD u. WHITE. Executor.
ANDERSON. PENDI. ETOS & ANDERSON. Attorneys
for Executor Bread Street. Borough OF Mammal
SsN-Eork City.
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- Frank T FttzgeraId. n Surrogats OF the County ?,
New York rotics is given all persons having
claims against George late OF Cos Cob. state p.
deceased present the with Vo9cAs
subscribers. at their place OF ansas.ans
~ street. Borough OF Manhattan;
City % New York on or ostors the t~enfysseo
day OF August. 1904. ,aNx
Dated York. thirteenth day Of February. i">
JOHN III. STITr,
CHARLES STEWART PHILLIPd
ExecutorA
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HOOSAC SCHOOL, Hoosick, y. Y.-Among the hills
of the Berkshire Range preparatory school for boys
home influences; best educational advantages Running
drlil. hockey rink
Rev. W. G DOANE, n d, Visto-
Catalogue Rev. EDWARD DUDLEY TIBBfTS. Rector
ST DAVIDS HALL.-Thoroush edueatlont limited
ideal spot; college preparation; home
influence; now buildings Rev'd W. l. EVANS. NJ. a.
Scarsdale. -. =.
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- Frspk T. fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County Or
hereby 10 all persons having
claims AGAINST Michael Bowea late Of the County o.
New York deceased present the with vouchers
thereof subscriber at his place or transSstss
bus As Wall street, in the city OF New fo'A
on or before the 10Th day Of September neSt
DATED New York the md day OF March. 1894
ECERTON L. WINTHROP. IT.. Executor
FI.ANE,N b. GAMBLER Attorney for Executor. Ma
IS Wall Street. New York City
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Lake Hopatcong
New Im7oolJuLY 10
i4rS2y W Ib1iIl Special train
sdislI from foot
Cc4,tSa1 sH 4 Hi III Liberty Street,
iii tfSgU $50 A. NJ.
r. r. V A.O y sS % = Ff NJ
SurrOgates Notices.

SurrOgates Notices.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
u Frank T Fitzgerald. . Surrogate OF County %
New YORK notice Is hereby given 70 all persons havns
claims ChaTotIs N SchernleFhCrn late % tAo
County o. York deceased 20 present ne same VIA
Vouchers thereof the subscriber his place Of trans
scfing business az the office OF Choate, HaEford &
Iaroaue No. 40 Wall street. Manhattan IN the CITY o.
So, Work or before 25th day CT August next
Dated New York. the 18th day OF FEBRUARY 1894
ALFRED e SCHERNERaOFtN. Executor.
CFfOkTE FIANFORD & LAROCQUE, Attorneys Tor e.
ecutor 40 Street. Manhattan. New York City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner Thomas. SITTosate OF the County Ct New
y notice hereby given al persons having claims
sssi.sr William r. Grace late OF the County Q: New
tarsase, 20 present the with vouchers thereof
- tic subscribers their pace OF transacrng business
No Hanover Square. IN ths city O. NeW EoTSs on OF
BEFORE tre 18th day OF October next.
TSs.s5 New York. End day OF April 1904.
IIILIUS GRACE.
JBSEPH P. GRACE.
r GRACE. Jr.. Executors
SrC-TT-YsF Attorney Executors. IT, William
- st~ee- Borough Manhattan. CITY OF New York
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ABNER { THOMAS, a surroEats q The county e
Claims against Evert sheldon Van Slyke, Cf ne
COUNTY OF New York deceased % present the with
vouchers thereof subscribers their place Or
trarsslns business, eIhce of Francis IS sanford
NJ IS Nassau street. the city OF New York. On or
before 31Jh o.; November neat Dated New York
GpEfAISf; PI4CMN VAN st-YEE. LEWIS H ALLEN.
FRA%TTS IS SANFORD. Attorney TOR Executors IS
Nassau street York city.
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For Both Sexes-Ccuntry.
PALMER INSTITUTE

OtiI 4 cV StIBIHdT
Boarding s~.s oil for boys and
gIrls. splendidly situated, over
looking Seneca Lake. Modsrn
building and equipment. Fine
health record. Ftfty-five
acres IN campus. athletic nsld
and gardens. Ten teachers
train far k.St roliarze ar ku,
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For Young Ladies-Country.
ar Boys and Young Men-Country.

MkpIEWOOD 80 boys Prepared for business or col
AhL LIZ "OoO legs. Fine gymnasium. athletic field
Location beautiful. elevated neathfui Modern equip
Gees BOYS the front IN L. s. High
testimonials. J, sHoRLIpGE Vale). \. NJ. prtn..
Concordville. Pa.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
CHURCH KEEPS sEMI-CENTENE1AL
Ainslee Street Presbyterian to Have Special
Services This Week.

Fifty years OF useful work will be celebrated by
the Ainsee Street Presbyterian Church in the pres
ent week The special programme will begin this
morning. when the Rev. r. S. Dawson, the pastor
viii preach his thirteenth annual sermon, devoting
himself to the history OF the church. This after
noon the Rev. J. Z. Adams OF the Ross Street
Church. VIII address the Sunday school The Rev
n. ". Wells. whose father of the founders
Of the Ainslee Street Church. and assisted in the
installation Of ell the seven pastors. win preach
reminiscent sermon tonight.
On Tuesday night the Sunday school will hold a
special celebration. and Wednesday there win
be a social reunion Of the old members The Chris
tan Endeavor Society is to have charge of the
Thursday evening meeting. AT the jubilee prayer
meeting Friday night the Rev. D. H. Iverton
will speak. The Mutual Development Club will
hold a mems social meeting on Saturday night
Next Sunday night the Rev DR.. A. z. Conrad win
preach in the morning. the Rev. DR.. L. r. Foote
in the afternoon at o'clock and the Rev. w. D.
Buchanan in the evening.
The AinslIe Street Church was organized "a a
branch OF the Third Street Church with eighteen
members October @. 1854 The Rev. Caspar w
Hodge. later professor OF systematic theology at
Princeton Theological Seminary was the first pas
tor. The succeeding pastors have been the Rev.
John A Bigelow. the Rev. James McDougaIl the
Rev. John Hancock, the Rev. Dr.. J. NJ Buchanan
the Rev. Joseph q. Williamson, the Rev DR.. A. n
Conrad and the Rev. X. s. Dawson The latter is
chaplain OF the 4lth Regiment, n. @. ~. Y.
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prised and grieved when my host turned to the dog
and said:
- Get out DemocratP
The dog vanished, and asked his owner why q
was that he being a good Republican. should call
his dog Democrat
-" Well replied the man. who. I am sorry TO
say. didn't have a keen appreciation Of good dogs
! call him Democrat because he isn't worth a cuss
except 10 show of and stand his hind legs and
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
FRENCH SAILORS AT NAVY Y. M. c. A

About hundred tackles from tse cruiser Du-
pleix. the flagship OF Admiral Rivet OF the French
Navy were entertained at the Naval Young Mems
Christian Association in sands-st.. Brooklyn. yes
terday afternoon. The splendid arrangements there
for the comfort Of the sailors and marines OF the
American Navy were a great surprise 20 the
Frenchmen. The sailors came from the Duplex
10 the navy yard on a special tug. They marched
through the yard. and up sand-st, to the Young
Mems Christian Association Building There they
were met by secretary Tisdaie, who had charge
OF their entertainment After the inspection OF the
building there was stereopficon show, at which
q large number of scenes in the American Navy
were exhibited. After visit Of about three hours
the Fra2ch SALONS returned 10 their ship
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
the ushers.

Miss Jennie Grace Ditmas. daughter o, Mr. and
Mrs Andrew ptmas. OF No. 90 Araessloort Plsce 70
20 have a homo wedding. She win be Red on
next Wednesday afternoon. at O'Clock. 20 Joseph
Duke Harrison. son OF William Harrison. OF New
burg Miss Natharyn I. Holmes OF Tenant. N -
VIII be The maid of honor The bridesmaids are TO
be Miss Adele NJ Bull. OF Henry-st.: Mss May NJ
pitnos ard Miss Eliza Prince. OF Flatbushs Miss
Josephine PSe. OF Poushkeepsfe Mss Phebe L
William son and Miss Elizabeth Hendrickson. or
Flatands- Walter Bradford Harrison Of NswoufB
VIII Dc best man. and the ushers VIII be Charles
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09

On the following day. Wednesday October Il.
Miss Helen Newlin. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Isaac
NewIin, Of East Nineteenth-st. Flatbush viii be-
come the bride OF William III. Morgan. SON Of
Mr.. and Mrs ~ Morgan. OF Manhattan. The cere-
mouy viii take place ia ST. Paurs Episcopal
Church. FIatbush. at O'clock. There viii be no
reception. Mrs Frederick Everett eferfon "a
matron OF honOr. Will be Miss Nevviln's only at
OF Port Chester, N. y. and Frederick Everett
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a wedding I'm Brooklyn next Tuesday win be that
of Miss Alice w. Curtis and Jesse Hatch Behrends.
son Of the late Or. A. J. r. Behrends. The cere-
mony will take place at the homo OF the brides
uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs william Howard
No. $50 Washington-ave. at $50 O'Clock MISS Cur
It's VIII ba attended by her sister Miss Mary Emily
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09

The wedding Of Miss Natalie Grovesteen and
orton Brewer will probably take place In January.
Il was 90 be one OF the autumn weddings. but Miss
Grovesteen, who Is the daughter OF the late Mr.
and Mrs. William Patton Grovesteen. has been an
with typhoid fever She Is not the guest OF the
John ID. Slaybacks. Of Glen Ridge, ~. J. Her home
Is with her grandmother. Mrs. Elias 8. Hopkins.
OF No. IA First Place.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09

The Church of the Atonement' Ouogue' Long
island was the scene yesterday at noon OF the
marriage OF Miss Mary Eleanor Fowler. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson Fowler. of No. 60 East
Sixty-eghth-st.. Manhattan, and Edward Shepard
Hewitt son Of Mrs. Charles B. Hewitt OF No. a
Pierrepont-st. The bride was attended by Mise Z.
A Fowler Miss Helen Brown. Miss Therese Hew-
ftt and Miss Iuchen Hewitt. Arthur A. Fowler
was best man, and the ushers were F =. Keppel
d. Keppel W. Dominick OF Manhattan and w.
Morse Wilson, of Buffalo. Mr.. Hewitt grad
uated from Columbia IN 1901 His engagement was
announced last November.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09

The bridal party at the wedding OF Miss Grace
Louise Marshall. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wallace Marshall, and Laurens Reeve Bowden.
son OF Mrs. Joseph B. BOwden. will include Miss
Josephine Marshall. maid OF honor: Miss Lille
Marshall. Miss Edith Marshall. Miss Alice Reeve
BOwden Miss IDA Lewis Brooke. Miss Ruth How
ard and Miss Mary B. Bon bridesmaids; Clin-
ton V. Meserole Miss Brooke's fance. as best man,
and Eben B. KnowltOn, Milan Goodwin. A willard
Morse, Harry Marshall, NJ. Luther BOWden, tr., OK
Brooklyn; Joseph S. Frelinghuysen, of SOmerviile,
~ j.. and u. Layton De Forest, or Manhattan. as
ushers The ceremony viii take place at o'clock
In the Clinton Avenue Congregational Church next
Tuesday afternoon. The reception following WIN
ClintOn-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09

The Church OF the Heavenly Rest. Manhattan.
viii be the scene on Wednesday. November 2. OF
the wedding Of Miss Marian Frothingham Whit
ney daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sumner
Whitney. and Arthur Benedict Griffin. Miss Whit
ney "a a sister OF Mrs. Henry T. Batterman and
the granddaughter OF Mrs. J. Stuart Brown. o.,
CIintOn-ave., with whom she is 20 stay until her
wedding. The Whitneys formerly lived on the HILL
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09

The wedding OF Miss Elizabeth Cady daughter
u Or. and Mrs Edward Evar4tt Caay. took place
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09

Ths wedding Of Miss Helen Benedict. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry II. Benedict. OF Manhattan.
win take place next Tuesday in Sc. Georges
Church. Hanover Square. London, Miss Benedict,
whose engagement 70 Archibald Alexander Forrest
was announced last summer, spends much or her
time IA England. Her fance IS the son Gf Presi-
Benedlcts' town house is No East SeVeny-n1th-
ST Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09

Yesterday NJ noon at St James's Church. Goshen.
N Y Miss Cady was married 10 Frederick
Behrens Ryan. son CT the late Dr. Charles T. RYAN
OF Manhattan Miss Helen Bourne attended as
maid OF honor and Miss Katharine Wissner. OF
Goshen: Miss Elizabeth Rittenhcuse. OF WASH
InCton N J.; Miss Katherine Journeay ana MISS
INio-erce Mallory as bridesmaids. The best man
was Charles f. Ryan, and the ushers were n Z
RaIiou OF Paris: NJ II. Fisher, OF Jamestown; r.
q Edison and G c. Woodham of Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09

Miss Kate Marie Poppenhusen. daughter OF Mrs.
Alfred Schlesinger. will be married to DR.. William
Metealfe Stone, Saturday. October 20. In the
Collegiate Reformed Church. Manhattan. and the
reception will be held at the new Hotel Astor Mrs
William r Wilcox. nee Martha Havemeyer, will
be the matron Of honor. and the bridesmaids will
be Miss Heller. OF Newark and Miss Julia Barr OF
Brooklyn Floyd F. De GrOat. Of Buffalo is 20 be
best man. and the qshers are John Parker. OF
Owego; DR.. W. d. Robertson OF Mount Vernon; ].
Holdsworth Gordon jr. OF Flushing; George S.
Goodrich, OF Brooklyn: Ivan Bardenheuer and III.
G. POppenhusen. of College Point.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09

Curtis. as maid OF honor. Allan g. Cook will be
best man. and the ushers will be Howard A, Cur
us, ot Philadelphia; Philip A Howard Kenneth
n. Howard and William Howard
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09

There is at least one honest automobilst in
istrate believe he was going faster than stone
truck when called to the bar for trying 20 attain
a speed that would win first prize at the Vanderbilt
Cup Not long ago c. A. Carlson. OF No 4s7
East Eighth-st.. arraigned in tho Flatbush
Ocean Parkway at a speed IN excess OF the ten
mile hour limit He pleaded not guilty. and the
case was adjourned. When the case came up again
Magistrate Steers was surprised to have Mr.. Carl
son ask permission TO change his plea 10 guilty.
Asked for his reasons the conscientious Mr. Carl
son replied that after leaving court the day before
he was not altogether satisfied that he had been
right in asserting that he was not exceeding the
speed limit So he went down the Parkway and
timed himself going at the same rate he was when
arrested. He found he speeding at the rate OF
eleven miles an hour. So he cheerfully paid a fins
o. $ for his one mile hour IN OF the speed
limit. - 49,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-10
ILLINOIS GOES
NEARLY 100000
Fuller Returns Show a Stagger.
ing Republican Plurality
DENEEN IN BY 274,OOO
REPUBLICANS MADE HEAVY
GAINS IN THE LEGISLATURE
AND GAINED six CON-
GRESSMEM.
by the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
Chicago Nov 9--RetuIns from tha
state outside of Chicago steadily IN
crcases the plurality for Roosevelt.
Figures tonight show he has carried
the state by over 100000, Deneen for
governor 274,l0a
Roosevelt carried Chicago by 107.-
229, and the county outside OF the
city by lG,lS2. making his total plu-
.rality in Cook county 123,411 In 1900,
~ counties in the state went Demo
cratic by 2l7l6,
This year the same counties show
Republican plurality OF 1875. TWEEN.
ty-two Of them going Republican and
the remainder reducing the Democrat,
lc pluraities almost to nothing. Cal
ban county went for Roosevelt by a
plurality oil one vote. The Republi-
cans made heavy gains in the legisla
cure, and will have majority Of 900
On joint ballot. The Republicans gain
ed six congressman, the Democrats
retaining but two districts in the
state, Rainey in the Twentieth and
Foston In the wenty-third
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-10
I, M Nh. AK WT' -I-0-- -1- -..,-. I-7
CLAIM VICTORY
YALE's BIG LINE ouTWElGHs
THE TIGER PLAYERS FIVE
POUNDS TO A MAN.

IA special from New Haven says;
Yale's coaches today kept the gates
shut on the football practice full
half hour longer than usual, and be.
fore they we're opened all tho varsity
players bun iloyt and Trip had lief,
the field PA Corbin, VINO has been
here once before, assisted in the
coaching today He left before the
gates opened, as did Walter Camp,
The players showed that they had
a clash with the college team, but the
scrimmaging was nos Of heavy or
dor
The same cerious problem which
faced Yale early In the season Is felt
now in the scarcity Of substitutes.
Boomer and Rockwell are not in the
best condition. Shcylln has a muscle
bruise, resulting from a kick, while
the two Morse3 and Owsley are not
in the form Desired,
AT present Il looks as If Yale would
start the Princeton game with Hoyt
at left half, Morse right half, Owslay
fullhack and Rockwell in quarterback
position. Such changes are desired to
save Yale backs as much as possible
for the Harvard game.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
there viii be daily scrimmagcs for the
varsity, Friday there will be signal
practice.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-10
CANNOT EVEN
BURY THE DEAD
HORRIBLE STORY COMES OF CON-
DlTloNS WHICH PREVAIL AT
PORT ARTRuR-cORRESPON-
DENTS APPEAL TO THE
WORLD TO STOP 1T.

BY the Associated Press.
London, Nov 9.-The Telegraph
Chefoo correspondent declares the
TAX of burying the dead al PORT Ar
thur is beyond control and that
eorpses are simply pitched into new
dock excavations near Golden Hill
and whore there is only few fee, Of
water
The condition of women is heart.
yending Several groups of them so.
ing to market have been blown 10
pieces. Street scenes there are said
to be sickening.
Bennett Burleigh also sends to tie
Telegraph a narrowing picture of the
condition of the wounded in Port Ar
thur, of whom vast numbers are lying
unattended within the inner forts. In
the name Of common humanity he
thinks, some effort should be made iE
behalf of the helpless sufferers.