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ILLINOIS,.

Chicago.-Late returns from the
State indicate that Roosevelt has car
ried the State by nearly 100000. De-
neen, Republican, for Governor, is
probably elected by 100000. In the
city Of Chicago, normally Democratic,
Roosevelt's plurality will probably
reach 10000. with Deneen $4,000 be-
hind him. The Socialist vote in this
city is expected to reach $1,000 or
more.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston, Mass. - Complete returns
from the State for President are:
Roosevelt. 254,552; Parker, 1929.
For Governor, Douglas (Dem.), 254,311;
Bates CRep.0. 19S,601. These figures
show a plurality for Roosevelt of 49,
279 and for Douglas for Governor of
1910.
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VIRGINIA.

Richmond, Va.-No change is made
in the Virginia Congressional delega-
ton by the election. Nine Democrats
were reelected by majorities approx
mating those they received two years
ago., and one Republican was returned
by a largely increased majority.
Slemp (Rep.) had PSI majority two
years ego. His majority. based OIL
fairly complete returns, will be nearly
1900. Parker's majority, it is cstinlat-
ed, will be about 10000.
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UTAH.

Salt Lake, Utah.-It is safe 10 say
Roosevelt has carried the State by a
plurality of over 10000. The State
ticket is still i'll doubt, although
chance favors the election Of the Re
publican ticket throughout. This IN
certainty is due to the amazing
strength developed in Salt Lake City
and County by the American party,
which is fighting alleged Mormon
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MAINE.

Portland, Me.-The six Maine eject
ors will cast their votes for Roosevelt
and Fairbanks. Latest returns from
all but 1874 of the $40 cities, towns and
plantations gave them a plurality of
34,7S5. This is 4 Republican gain OF
Sa349 over that given in the same places
four years ago. The total vote cast
was ST.173, while in 1900 it was 9G,914
for the same towns.
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IDAHO.

Boise, Idaho.-Roosevelt is conceded
to have carried the State by 4 heavy
majority. Frank r. Gooding, the Re
publican candidate for Governor, ran
slightly behind the National ticket.
Six precincts out Of sixteen in Boise
gave Roosevelt 929, Parker, 343. Good
ing (Rep.), for Governor, S45; Heit-
field (Dem.l, 45I.
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Newsy Gleanfngs.

The Alaskan gold yield for 1904 is
set at Sc. 100000.
The New Haven road has acquired
the Ontario and Western.
In one week 110,405 persons in Lon
don had to apply for charity.
The legislative general election in
Newfoundland was held the other day.
A movement was started in Boston,
Mass. to reduce the price Of gas ten
per cent.
Extreme simplicity marked the fun
eral at Columbus Of former Governor
George Il. Nash of Ohio
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OHIO.

Columbus. Ohio.-Ohio gave Roose-
welt the largest plurality eve known
in the history of the State. The fig
ures are estimated at 200, 900 and may
go to 215,0OO. 1t was a landslide in
all parts of the State. Cincinnati gave
the largest plurality in the city's his
tory, and the same is probably true of
all the other large cities. The Repub-
licans probably gain two Congress
men. General j. Warren keifer
has carried the Seventh Congress Dis
trict by 4J00.
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THE

Phoenix. Ariz.-The election Of
Smith (Dem.) for delegate to Congress
is conceded by at least 500. The Leg
islature will be Democratic by prob
ably two-thirds.
Guthrie. Okla.-ReturnS indicate the
reelection Of B. S. Mcclure (Rpp.l rs
delegate to Congress by about 1900
majority over Frank Matthews
Oem.)
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From the Seat Of War.

Britain chose the men to conduct her
inquiry at Hull.
The third general attack on Port A.
thur was reported in progress.
There are reports Of japanese turn
ing movements or. both the east Il
west.
Brltsin's Channel squadron closely
watched the Baltic fleet in Spanish Il
Moorish waters.
The Japanese began to advance 10.
ward Mukden, capturing important
Russian positions.
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SCHOOLGIRL SMOKERS WARNED
Many Addicted to the Cigarette Habit
in Washington, Pa.

Washington, Pa. - Schoolgirls must
not smoke any more cigarettes If they
would continue as pupils Of the schools
Of this town. If caught smoking again
they will be expelled and the reason OF
their expulsion publicly proclaimed.
This is the ultimatum handed down
recently by the Board Of Educa-
ton with a report which shows that
$50 pupils, many Of them girls, are adj
dicted to the use Of cigarettes to a
-rtful degree. Some Of the girls, 1t
appears, have formed little smoking
clubs.
The board has also filed notice on: to-
bacco dealers that If caught selling any
more cigarettes to minors they will be
prosecuted.
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The Field of Sports.

PAGER Dan Patch lowered the worlds
harness-horse record to 1.56 fat at the
Memphis track.
Street, the Reds new backstop.
caught 1874 games with the Terre
Haute team this year.
New York golfers defeated the Phila-
delphia combination by 4S holes to 3 in
the return inter-city match at GardeI1
City, L. l.
Squadron A, N. Y. S. NJ, members
won four of the six races at the Whip
pany River Club amateur meet at Nor
ristown, n. j.
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Education Brevities.

Registration figures Of Cornell show
O total of 2S5S.
The Harvard Dining Association has
a membership Of 1160.
The registration Of the graduate de-
partment Of Yale amounts to about
325.
Amherst College has this year 420
students, the entering class numbering
125.
The Barnard Athletic Association has
challenged Bryn Mawr to a tennis tour
nament on the BrYn Mawr grounds
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

Pierre, S. D.-South Dakota will give
from 10000 to $4,000 majority for the
Republican National, Congressional
and State tickets. The Legislature
will be, so far as known, Republican,
122; Democratic, ~. The contest for
the State capital returns indicate that
Pierre will win.
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KENTUCKY.

Louisville, Ky.-Kentucky has gone
Democratic by 10000. Sherry (Dem.j
won over Owen (Rep.) in the Fifth
Congressional District, Louisville, by
about 1900 in the race for Congress.
Out of eleven contests for Congress in
the State nine Democrats were elected.
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MISSISSIPPI.

Jackson, Miss.-Thc total vote cast in
Mississippi is about G5,0GO. an increase
of 1000 over the vote of four years
ago. Four tickets were in the
field - Democratic. Republican, Pop
ulist and Socialists. The Demo-
cratic candidate. Judge Parker, re-
ceived about $4,000 or the votes cast.
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st. Paul, Minn.-John A. Johnson.
Democrat and Ray W. Jones, Republi-
can, were elected Governor and Lieu
tenant-Governor respectively. Returns
from fifty Of the eighty-four counties
indicate a majority of 1924. Roose-
welt carried the State by 125,O00, if
not more.
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MICHIGAN.

Detroit. Mich.-With returns OIL hand
from all but q few of the counties in
the State and a careful estimate Of the
probable vote in the missing ones, the
Free Press places Roosevelt and Fair
banks plurality at 142 1900 and the plu-
rality of Fred NJ. Warner, Republican
candidate for Governor, at 47,945.
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Reno, Nev.-So far as beard from,
the Republican State ticket is in the
lead, and Yerington (Re2.), for Con-
gress, probably is elected over Van
Duser (Dem.). The State is conceded
to Roosevelt. Norcross (Rep.), for Su-
preme Court Judge, is running ahead
of his ticket.
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Cheyenne, Wyo.-The vote in Chey-
enne and all precincts heard from indi-
cate that Roosevelt will carry the
State by from 5000 to 1000 majority.
Bryant B. Brooks Rep.) for Governor
and the entire State ticket will be
elected by from 5000 to 1000 majority.
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Personal Mention.

Nine. Stoessel, wife Of the famous
Russian general, takes the lead Of the
Red Cross work.
Kogoro Takahira, the japanese Mir:
lister, was operated Oh in New 1ors
City for appendicitis.
Bishop Doane preached the sermon
at the service of praise held in the Co
lumbia University gymnasium the othe
day.
Ex-senator ". D. Washburn, Of Min
nesota. is the only survivor of sever
brothers, four of whom attaina d ma
tional fame.
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Engineer and Fireman Killed.

A Norfolk and Western freight train
west-bound from Roanoke, Va, ran
into q derailing switch near Radford
at an early hour and was wrecked.
The engine turned over on E. B. Lynch.
the engineer, and H. L. Kipps, of
Blacksburg. the fireman. killing both
of them. The dead men leave families.
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NEBRASKA.

Omaha, Neb.-Probably complete re-
turns will be required to determine
who is elected Governor of Nebraska.
Outside of Governor, however, the Re-
publicans have made a clean sweep
on National, State, Congressional and
Legislative tickets. Roosevelt carried
the State by probably $4,000.
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WASHINGTON

Tacoma, Wash.-The Democrats
conceded Washington on National is
sues, but claimed the State ticket. Inc
candidates for Governor are Albert g..
Mead (Rep.) and George Turner Oenl.l
There are also Prohibition, SOCIALIST
and Socialist-Labor tickets.
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Nashville, Tenn. - Both Democratic
and Republican chairmen claimed the
State on the morning after election.
Returns received indicate a plurality
Of $4,000 for the Democratic National
ticket, and perhaps 5000 less for Fra
zier, Democratic candidate for Cover
nor.
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WISCONSIN,.

Milwaukee, Wis.-The latest returns
received from the election in Wiscon-
sin indicate that Roosevelt has carried
the State by a large plurality, prob
ably $4,000, and La Toilette (Rep.). has
been elected Governor over Pec6
Dem.) by $4,000 plurality.
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WIFE KILLS SELF BESIDE SON.

Matrimonial Troubi Given az the
Cause of Woman's Suicide.
Worcester, Mass.-Mrs. Mabel Johu-
son, twenty-nine years old, shot her
self above the heart at midnight at the
home Of Elmer E. Pratt, at the Sum-
nit, five miles from the centre Of the
city, and died soon after. Her young
son was beside her in bed at the time
of the shooting. ,
The police were soon notified and
Sent q squad Of officers in a patrol
wagon to take charge Of the case. Mat
rimonial trouble is given as the cause
of the trouble. Her husband, D. Al
bert Johnson, is an envelope maker I'M
Springfield. She has threatened to end\
her life several times.
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Worlds Fair Notes.

The New Jersey fishing exhibit is i'll
charge Of Benjamin S. Lore.
Spear throwing contests are a daily
attraction in the Igorot Village.
The Model Library in the Missouri
Building contains 10000 volumes.
The New Mexico building is an lml-
tation Of the Spanish adobe houses.
The pavilions Of Michigan anu Ar
kansas have been closed and the Dulld-
ings sold.
One of the most attractive sections IN
the Palace Of Varied Industries is the
stained glass court.
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Sacramento, Cal.-California has
gone Republican by a majority esti-
mated at 10000. The complete Repub-
lican Congressional ticket was elected.
Duncan Mckinley (Rep.) defeated The
odore A. Bell in the Second district,
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, r. I.-Rhode Island is
back in the Republican column. Gov
ernor Garvin was defeated for re-elec-
ton by George H. Utter (Rep.) by 594
votes. The vote was Utter, 1865;
Garvin, 33,O41. Roosevelt has carried
the State by 1914.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Columbia. S. C.-Parker has carried
South Carolina by not less than 10000
plurality. The Democratic State ticket
has been elected without opposition.
The State Legislature is unanimously
Democratic. Governor Ward was re-
elected without opposition.
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INDIANA.

Indianapolis, Ind. Additional re-
turns indicate that Roosevelt and Fair
banks have carried Indiana by $4,000
or more, and that the State ticket will
run about $4,000 behind this plurality.
The Republicans gain two Congress
men.
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THE OLYMPIA IN COLLISION.

U. S. Cruiser Tows British Schooner
She Damaged Into Port.
Gibraltar.-The United States cruis-
ers olympia. Des Moines and Cleve-
land arrived here.
The Olympia had in tow the British
schooner Elizabeth. with which the
cruiser had been in collision, smashing
the schooner's stern. The Olympia sus-
tanned no damage.
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Killed by Big Fall.

In view of hundreds oil pedestrians
hurrying to work, John Hakenson, a
window washer, fell from a ninth
floor window of the Rookery Building.
in Chicago, ILL.,, to the Adams street
pavement, and was instantly killed.
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Died Reading Newspaper.

R. Il. Swayze, of Bound Brook, N
J.. died while reading a newspaper in,
his room. He was stricken with heart
failure. He was connected with the
firm of Plume-Atwood Company at 2J1
Murray street, New York City.
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Express Train Hits Trolley Car.

A trolley car of the Paterson and
Hackensack e.. j. line was struck by
an express train at Passaic street
crossing. There were about fifty pas
sengers in the car, which was over
turned. No one was injured. however.
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Yale Man Fatally Shoots Himself.

Roy Burns, a Yale sophomore, home
on sick leave, at West Chester, Pa,
went rabbit shooting. He clambered
through a barbed wire fence, when, in
pulling the gun after him, the wea-
pom was discharged. He was wounded
Just above the heart, and died soon
after being removed to q hospital.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Wheeling, w. Va.-Belated returns
seem to remove all doubt of the defeat
of John j. Cornwell for Governor by
William o. Dawson, the Republican
nominee, with 4 plurality of 600. The
plurality Of Roosevelt may reach 25,-
600.
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MONTANA.

Butte. Mont.-Latest returns from
the State give Roosevelt a majority Of
nearly 10000. Governor Toole, DEM
ocrat, was reelected, but otherwise
most of the State ticket is Republi-
can. The Legislature is Republican.
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ARKANSAS.

Little Rock. Ark.-With the cHceli-
ton of the candidates for President
only Congressman were voted for:
Everything is Democratic by the usual
| majority of about 10000.
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SHOT HIM FROM HER SATCHEL.

Young Woman Wounds Mortal!y O.
Man Who was About to Leave Her.
Carthage, Mo.-Just as he was abo
% leave Oh the Missouri Pacafc train
Tor Kansas City, Mo-, at go o'clock
n the morning, James Rainwater was
shot MORALLY through the stomach by
Miss Pearl Skyles at the railroad sta
ron. Rainwater's uncle had just pur-
chased q railroad ticket for his neph-
sw to go to Kansas City, where lie was
70 enlist in the navy.
The boy had been paying attention
10 Miss Styles. She said that he had
promised to marry her, and later Aad
refused to do so. The girl fired her
pistol from within a small satchel.
She was arrested.
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MISSOURI.

st. Louis, Mo.-Witn the single e1-
ception of Joseph w. Folk for Gov
ernor the State ticket in Missouri has
gone Republican. Roosevelt's major
ity will be about 5000 and Folks
about 10000.
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Heoyy Snowfall In Catskills.

There was a heavy fall of snow
through the Catskill mountain region
the other night. the first general
fall Of the season. The mountains n
foothills were everywhere snow COW
cred.
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VERMONT.

White River Junction, Ft.-lsooss-
Welt carried this State by about $1,000.
Roosevelt ran ahead of Mchinley's
vote in 1900, while Parker an behind
that of Bryan.
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OREGON.

Portland, Ore.-This county will
give Roosevelt between $4,000 ar"l 3D.
GOO. ard the State will 20 Republican
by 10000. almost twice the majority
given any other candidate for Presi-
dent.
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ALABAMA.

Birmingham, Ala.-A light vote was
cast throughout the State, but tile
Democrats elected their ticket.
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GEORGIA.

Atlanta, Ga.-The total vote in
Georgia will count up to about 10000,
with a Democratic plurality Of $4,000.
1t is conceded that all the Democratic
COngresSmen are elected.
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yLADIyosToK STRENGTHENED,
New Fortifcatlons Built During the
Past Few Months.

Chnfoo.-The steamer fungus, from
Vladiyostok, has arrived here. she
reports that during the past few
months Y%ladivostok has been immense
" strengthened. The ~fortihcatloni
begin miles outside the city, and are
stronger as they approach.
Food, ammunition and guns are con.
stantly arriving by sea. Huge stores
of coal are brought from the neishhor'
ing mines. The harbor is mined for
seven miles. Trains arrive and deparf
daily.
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FLORIDA.

Tallahassee, Fla.-Florida elects all
three Democratic Congressman and
the entire State Democratic ticket
and gives five electoral votes to Par
kpr.
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TEXAS.

Austin, Texas.-Early returns show
that the vote cast will hardly exceed
375,O 600, of which 100000 were cast
for Parker, 10000 for Roosevelt and
the balance scattering.
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KANSAS.

Topeka, Kan.-The indications arc
that Roosevelt will carry the State BY
100, 900 plurality. All the Republican
candidates for Congress are elected.
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CARRIES son FIVE MILES.
Father. With Child on His Back, Tries
in Vain to Save Wounded Boys Life.

.. 500, r H"f#".F s--N NA-aaE1
Philadelphia. Pa.-As the result OF O
gunshot wound in his foot. caused by
the accidental discharge Of a weapon
he was carrying, James Alexander
Ashley, twelve years old, while hunt
ing with his father and two older
brothers, near his home, at Oxford, Pa,
died at the University Hospital. Young
Ashley was climbing; a fence when the
trigger Of the gun caught in a wire and
discharged the load into his right foot.
There being no medical assistance at
hand the father checked the flow of
blood. and with the boy on his back
ran five miles to the Pennsylvania
Railroad station
The boy was put. on the first train
and brought to the hospital in this city,
but he was so weak that the doctors
were unable to revive him.
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Ministry Wins.

Tne returns show that in the cleo
tiop all the members of the Italian Cab
ines were reelected. The EXTREMISTS
lost twenty seats.
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DIVA

Des Moines, Iowa.-Returns at a late
hour indicated that Iowa would give
Roosevelt a plurality Of $4,000, a rec
ord breaking plurality for this State.
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Baltic Fleet Officers Home.

The Russian officers detached froul
the Baltic fleet, a special cable dis
patch says, have arrived III st. Peters,
burg.
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despite Bells great personal popular.
ity. j. Kahn Rep.l, in the Fourth,
will have 1000 plurality over Liver
nash (Dem.)
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COLORADO.

Denver, Colo.-Gov. Peabody has
been reelected, though scratched en-
tensively. and the rest Of the i;'pLb'
| lican State ticket has won.
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British Imports Increase.

The October statement of the Lon
don (Eng.) Board of Trade shows an
increase of IS, 79S, 900 in imports and 4
decrease of $685., 500 in exports.
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Honolulu, Hawaii.-Returns indi-
cate that KALAMAZOO (Rep.l is re-elect-
ed as delegate to Congress. The Leg
islature will be Republican.
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Two Against Sixteen.

Two men entered a poolroom at Ma:
oora \. D.. held up sixteen men and
escaued with $500 cash and some jew
elry.
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Ferryboat Sinks.

In the fog an East River New York
City, ferryboat was sunk, but without
loss Of life.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Raleigh, N. C.-The Democratic ma
jority in the State appears tc be about
$4,000.
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Lady Buffers Petition Denied.
Lady Yarde Buffers petition to be
restored to capacity was denied by a
jury in Oakland, Cal.