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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-06
DUNN GETS A FROST
Winona Republicans snub Him
in Sensational Manner

Special to The Globe
WINONA, Mimi, Oct. 5.-"Bob"
Dunn, Republican candidate for gov
ernor, has reason to believe that Wi
mona is located near the north pole.
The large, enthusiastic audience, which
gathered in the opera house last even
ing to listen to Speaker Joseph G. Can
non and Congressman J. Adam Bede
gave Mr.. Dunn the hardest kind of a
marble heart. The cold, bleak recep-
lion rendered that gentleman produced
a frost of such magnitude that even
the astute umbrella fighter from
Princeton wilted and made sorry
spectacle of himself.
An ovation was rendered Mr.. Cannon
when his remarks were finished.
When the applause died away James
A. Tawney introduced Robert c. Dunn
as "the next governor of Minnesota" !"
The expected hand clapping explosion
failed to follow the Introduction. Then
Mr.. Dunn arose, made a characteristic
bow and paused for the applause which
is supposed to come forward at such
q moment. The great Republican au-
dience looked at Mr.. Dunn and Mr..
Dunn looked beseechingly at the audi
ence-and silence reigned supreme.
The nerve of the Princeton man was
fast ebbing away. He looked very
much as if he should like to hit some
one over the head with an umbrella
He hemmed little and hawed more,
D knocked over a glass of water on the
speakers stand and dropped his
glasses in the cut glass pitcher. Then
Mr.. Tawney clapped his hands and a
ripple of applause about the size of
a small paper bag resulted.
Mr.. Dunn then tried to thank the
Winona county delegates to the state
convention for their loyal" support,
but so many persons were leaving the
hall that his remarks were, in a great
measure, unintelligible. He endeav-
ored to hold the crowd promising not
to speak over six minutes When he
began to abuse the record of John A.
Johnson in the state senate, branding
him an enemy of the old soldiers and
guilty of official conduct directly in
opposition to the boys in blue, fully
fifteen of the prominent Republicans
seated on the stage back of the
speaker arose in body and marched
Indignantly by Mr.. Dunn out of the
hall.
Mr.. Dunn finally sat down, much to
the relief of his hearers. The cool re-
ception rendered the Republican can
didate has produced a genuine sensa-
ton. The indications now are that the
Johnson meeting here Tuesday even
ing viii tax the capacity of the Phil
harmonic hall.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-06
Capt. Bacarri, Who Was Sent to the
Congo to Study the Country, Says
He Escaped Death Only Because
He Was Doctor and Could Treat
HimseIf---Attempt Is Made to Arrest
Him as a LundtiC

had he arrived in the Congo country
than he was poisoned at the instigation
of officials and escaped death only be-
cause, being a physician, he was able
to treat himself. Subsequently, Bacarri
stated, the governor general endeavor-
ed to have him taken up as lunatic.
Before leaving Bacarri states he en-
tered suit against the governor general
for both alleged crimes.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-06

ROME, Oct 5.-Capt Bacarri who
was sent by the italian government to
the Congo sixteen months ago to study
the country with view to the possible
settlement of Italians there. has re-
turned to Rome with remarkable
story of his treatment by the author
ities of the independent state.
The captain asserts that no sooner
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-06
MAN WHO KILLED SHERIFF HARRIS
FINALLY CAPTURED IN WISCONSIN
Enice Him Into Their Not Smith
but Gearey-fiuntedfo Three Months, He Is Demented

=
Cured. According to Sheriff Walby
Smith was captured last Thursday
near Barronette, Wis, and has been
in close confinenefd ever since. but for
various reasons The infornation was
suppressed, until chance remark ac-
dressed by Gov. Van SAINT to Sheriff
Walby at the capitol yesterday, where
Walby had gone to secure a requisition
for another prisoner, revealed the cap
ture.
The man now under arrest who an
swers the description of the wanted
man in every particular, was appre-
hended last Thursday near Barronette,
Barron county, Wis, by Sheriff John
M. Raasbach, with the assistance of a
deputy. The sheriff and his deputy
while out hunting were travelling along
a road through dense wood near Bar
ronette in two seated wagon, when
they were suddenly halted by a Wild
eyed man clad in tattered garments
and carrying rife with which he
commanded them to halt They did so,
and after alighting at the command of
the man, their weapons were taken
from thenl
'''I know you" said the man. you're
the sheriff, and you're looking for me.
You've found me, now what are you
going to do about it, The man was
Smith.
The sheriff and his deputy We're nom
plused, but the former retained his
Wits. u 81
Sheriff Gets Foxy
my dear sir" he said, II assure you
that you have made grievous mis-
take. I am not the sheriff, and thank
God just now that / am not. 1 am
merely an ordinary hunter in search
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-06
Settled ou. Of Court

The suits of Katherine p. Steele,
John A. Steele, Martha j. Patten and
Rudolph Fischer against the city rail-
way company were yesterday dismissed
in the district court. Plaintiffs sued
for personal injuries and settled with
the company before the cases were
calleS The amounts paid were not
stats in the stipulated dismissals.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-06
MANY THOUSANDS OF
BRITONS ARE STARVING
Depression in Cotton Industry and
Hard Times Generally Bear Sad Fruit

LONDON, Oct. 5.-At a meeting Of
the Manchester city council today it
was announced that owing to the hard
times and depression in the cotton in
dustries between 10000 and $4,000 peo-
pie in the poorer parts OF the city were
practically on the verge of starvation.
Similar conditions prevail in. London
and other large cities OF the United
Kingdom, where the winter is expected
to be one Of the hardest in many years
for the poorer classes.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-06
ALONZO WHITMAN
SAILS FOR EUROPE
Detectives Will Be on Hand When He
Reaches Liverpool

NEW YORK, Oct. SIT became.
known today that Alonzo J. Whiteman,
the alleged check forger, who escaped
from detectives by jumping from
moving train on Thursday, sailed for
Europe Saturday on the steamer
Noordland. Detectives will on hand to
meet him at Liverpool.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-06
LAUR|[R PROMISES
TO GRANT AUTONOMY
This Awaits the Northwest Ter.
ritories If Electors Sustain
His Government

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. Ssh VIII
frid Laurier. writing to Premier Paul
tain. of the Northwest territories, says
that after the general elections, if his
govergmsntsis: SUSTAINED, he viii grant
provincial autonomy to the Northwest
territories.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-06
Relic of Haydn Is Found

BERLIN, Oct. 5.-A three act comic
opera, Knight Roland,'s by Haydn, has
been discovered in the Palm Garden
library at Frankfort on the Main. On.
.Iy the overture was found in orchestra
score. The rest is In piano aecompan-
iment.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-06

John Smith, who is wanted for mur-
der in two states, and on whose head
bounty of $1,000 has been placed, has
been captured, after having been hunt
ed by dogs and men for three months,
driving him to desperation and insan7
ity.
AT least so says Sheriff T. A. Walby,
of st. Croix county, Wis, in whose
county the murder of Sheriff Harold O.
Harris, for which Smith is wanted, oc-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-06
THE WEATHER

st. Paul and Vlcinity-Fair and
warmer.
Minnesota-Fair and warmer to-
day; fair tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10
Mead plurality 4ss
Smiths plurality iet
NINTH WAWD

first Precinct Mead les. Turn
rr a Meads plurality sc. Smith
lot Williams s., SMITHS plurality
81
Second Precinct Moad i6S. Turn
en- o., McadH plurality iOt smith
100 Williams Is Smiths plurality
"a
Third precinet Moad eoa. Turn
81 ln6 Neads plurality los Smith
1856. Williams Ito smiths plurality
Faurth Precinct Mead 2dt. Turn.
er tai Mead plurality ltt Smith
ei1 Williams lg7 smith plurality
ii6
Fiuh Precinct Mead 81. rur~
er tla, Meade plurality las Smith
3l6. Williams lao. smiths plurality
le6.
Sixth Precinct Mead ga Turn
81 IS: Mead'a plurality ief Smith
laa Williams t2a. smiths plurality
40
seventh Precinct Mead i16.
Turner l3. Muada plurality lna
smith ia3 Williams 16i Smiths
plurality -.
Eighth Precinct Mead zoe. Turn
er 81; Meads plurality 49, smith
81 Williams &C. Smiths plurality
II
Mead's plurality. S7i.
smiths plurality 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10
count |
FAST ENOUGH
REPUBLICAN PLuRAtlrtgs INCREASE TOO FAST FOR POLL
rolANs TO KEEP UP WITH DEMOCRATIC GOV.
IN MISSOURI cot oRAoo AND MONTANA

NEW YORK. Nov 40 National
politicians seem 90 still be dazsd
over tifo great Roosevelt landslide
which ia more aud more apparent
as the complete returns from
throughout the united states come
iu
IN Missouri the present election
means a republican uultod States
senator
William J. bwana statement on
the causes Of the defeat and tho
reorganization af the democratic
party is causing considerable com
ment throughout the United States
to-day THO Nebraahau claimed
that tho defeat was due % a de.
sertlnn of the principles of tho
party, bat had only Kind wufdH 20
saS about the candidate and his
hackers
fuday's reports show that an OF.
fetal count will Doe necessary In
Maryland 20 determine whether
Roosevelt ur Parker carried the
state. as complete bur unofficial r..
turns give Roosevelt the state BY
slightly more than loo votes
In al the supposedly doubtful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10
CHILD LEFT
ON STEPS

A tea days old baby was left
ON tho doorstep 81 the Erickson
home. a Sos Hiowett street. shortly
after 10 O'Clock last night When
Erickson went 10 the door last
night In answer % the summons Of
the door bell he supposed that n joke
had been played upon him By some
neiRhborinF boys. but bis glance fell
upon the tiny bundle IN one corner
Of the doorstep and ont OF curiosity
ne picked Il up and carried Il In
After an old aud faded blanket
bad been removed note pinned 20
the little ones clothing bore this In.
scription.
Mrs. Erickson For Gods sake
keep my baby. born October 20.
1g04~
Besides articles Of clothing a
partly filled can Of condensed milk
was found wrapped up In paper
bag. At the Erickson home moth
ing IL advanced 20 Identify the chiia
and Mrs. Erickson SAYS that she
knows Of no one who would be Ike.
~ 10 turn to her In distress Of this
Kind. She Will care for the child.
but has not decided yet what to DO
with II IN the future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10
~ YoRk sTocks

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sales 10 noon sa5.lee; total sales
Z e2i SEQ
sianey closed a. a1-f per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10
DISAPPEARED

Since tT-year-oid suella Heath
more left home Tuesday crening.
with the intention Of going to her
work a the Independent Telephone
companya place Of business. she
has net been seen. Her parents aud
friends are worries aud cannot ae-
count Cor her strange disappear
auce. The police have been notl-
fled. when she failed TO return to
her home az sc Olive street Wed
neaday morning. her parents IN
quired Of the telephone company a.
10 her whereabouts and discovered
that she had. NJ far as could be
learned. not reported the evening
previous She 81 described as being
tail and graceful and Of better than
appearance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10
SLASHED HIS
WFES FiNERY

NubeFt fiastef. eaiare cock. VAS
fiaea So ~ reltse Huaaa George
ftis iaaratFE for fattiaE HH his
stfas eta'hhar Tie formal charge
Nua fhH naHeInua destruction af
FFaFrffE Yesterday afternoon Pa
irolFsan " a. Hahhafa vas aatu-
ueaea a. thn Foster hame. At cts
EiaFuaF8 axeuHs. an haFry raH.
Nhes D. arrived THERE be faand
MA FsHtff la tears HHd the coH-
tests of h9r irtsss futi ef frusluine
VotfinE APPEARED scattered aFef the
d assr. cat inta ahredA
Tiee WaHHan says that bee hasbaa1
afaa Threatened her ife huf she ifd
set utza - prosecute blm on that
charge. Both hueh band apa wife
agreed ts a nareration before the
court this nssruang AVID divepce pre-
Gee sinFa are uaw un9er way.
NBtice'of an appeal Was eiveH hg
Fosters attorney ead beads were
uEe8 at 52aa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10

napnfa WRITTEN n tfeueh. eserzHaH.
italiaH. ss'raE4sk Sc eiigH and Dam
tEa 20 carry ut aHnudsnoe in
Tire ffenan lsuRaaee 4itA the postal
administrations ~ Russia aud
gfrehe GA al aab4e concerning
tnpwes order business 80 aHrlHhnr
ass totsect @hHHdz addresses ~
money orders payable Ia the United
States pf Sea ans 90 fhn g cauntftcH
Ah ukieh fll}s roWatfy maintains
a7 rKekaaa.s ~ money eFinfa
what a tha most interesting
nefk ! eFeF performed "a tha eaE T.
efnmnnt aeHs4caF7 Miss Seaeii
eaaai8eraa the ausssinn far mo-
Naeat Thrn ahe smiled ~ VAS
IS eas19cRtia5 capacity. she re-
rff-8 afrHaNe. iaht a. that 20
asaaf wsaaen shauia b. expected 60
aa confidential work Th1H naa taf-
Zee Ihe Spanish Anefirau war. AH
4 Efaaf af the confidential esnras-
Ter - THIS work I necd enlf men
tlen that g Hefta8ngs 90 thr eEaMis
rattaa ~ iutercepts4 esmHpnlea-
iiana Wrlsfea "a TIE SFauish ihH-
zaaxs. unsa which I eta lnstfee 80
~ mete renaFt n ! haa haeH af
tfhestf g. I nliEAf have gitaa SOFA
sauie neNsfsaper stories ~ thas tiHlc
tat I eoHldnt. - whats fte bsa -
itlkias about IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10
1T IS TWINS

The carniuala IN Hubbard tawn
breatbcd easier last nlGht and GHf
Ing the early mnrniuE hours. 90
Chief Delaney Efaatad city Detec
tive Freeman leave Of abseace 90
account 81 tW0 girl babina twins
that tho sfork dropped af his hamf
"Wednesday morning The blk a.
tcctive was oil smiles when ha ash
ed far the time of and started IN
on lengthy history Of the inercasc
In bis family. bat the chief made
haste 20 grant the armistiee and al
lowed the detective e. ge hame to
Ia babies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10

WASHINGTON, n. Co.. snafsiaat
ehief q the section ~ International
moHeY orslsFa Is. nire tnle ~ SiiNa
Rasa sesleiL one 81 tse usasf va1-
liable ef the saNeu etnRiasas ~ the
puft9tflee aeisafttaent. TO eserl4 tka
title aHd earn the q sea .asamsn4
compensation Hhieh II cafrles the
seauaaHsat nwHt BE- "a us.ssseT Sc ltns
80 sEs=a Hisa ats fxfset = tHa fHssiH-
tnse ~ details ccmu sstel s. ah the
Ereaf xaiasfne ~ HaseT ertieT tfaus-
agtiona betaeaH the tnltee ata.tna
and the e. eaguiFfeH with Nhsek tsss
Gaverumeul fFaaaasss aaeh bssIneas
Aiisa sYNeH e. She aaushtef 81
tha iafa e3em. i.esillfd seseEt. 81
View oHtesws. she Hss baHn al
Hasfe. f'raaen. uteae hes paarwta
rrsi3ga severed YeafH. and received
kef eafiY edaeaiiam ie Efaurc. Ger
Hasug and HAS. The ipkusasa e
these eauHtriHs STIR sreasa nHa
writes With GurneY sn8 arcusnef
slaee @utefinE the n0pprumeilt aaf-
vice ahe has Heauirrd a knov hedge
~ sFafisA aesa fHs aHaaiaaRitn
tonNaca. She entered tbs essfpIee ~
temporary apnoiutueH 10 ISL.
since lsse she has been il the
money ORDER division. hsT rFasent
duties are to tfauaisffe communities
ti9us received ffoH foreiEn depart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10
workman DIED
or HEART FAILURE

August EckstroHN VAS found dead
ia his room. at ei7 Pine street. at
1880 o'clock this moruiuE lie was
an empiaye Of the street depart
meut. but had not been working for
the past few days and had been
drinking heavily. lie entered his
room az o'clock last evening. Mrs
jackson. the laudiady. became
alarmed when he did uot come down
TO hia breakfast aud went 10 his
roam. where she found him dead
Re hnd evidently started 20 dress
81 ben be died.
Deputy Coroner Wiitaie. who IN
vsafigated the ease. sfatcH that eek
atrarus death resulted from heart
failure. probably due to heavy
drinking. The deceased has broth
~ living at HoImonds. The body ~
az the Honnsg- Watson Cos usorsus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10
rANeLE IN COLORADO

DENVER Nov 20 The situation
lea Colorado Is aiilI m tanRie There
be- reason 60 balirye that Adams.
democrat has been elected governor
bF shaut 1000 plurality Roosevelt. ~
electors carried the afate bY abaul
re 900 plurality The tetursa arc
still iHeomriaic Not 10 per cent
of the Nsfsa have been counted
The election or Adams r. no lang
81 aerioualy disputod by the repHs
Leans. All other cauaiaatca on the
democratic ticket appear 70 De elect
ed The republican leaders threat
"a 90 contest the state vote. alIeg.
luE fraud ln nanver preciucta The
democrats control both branches Of
the legislature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10

FIRST Precinct Mead 13I. Turner
172 Meats D. 81 Smith PSI. Wi
ilams go. smiths % 81
Second pre- iuct Mead f55. Tur-
nef 81 Meads ~ a. Smith i3t
Williams le5 smifha H. IS.
Third Precinct Mead i2a. Turner
11s Meals 3D. a. smith iis. VIII
inns 49, Williams "a. T.
Fourth rrerinet- Mead SO. Tur-
rer goo MeaTH IA. $780, Smith $50
Williams zf35 Smiths 3D. H.
Fafth Preeinsf- Nerd aoa. TURNER
11s. Mead's ~. ia Smith 755. vii.
Hams f7s. Smiths r. 81
sixth Precinet Mead as4 TURNER
us. Mead's o. igg. Smith so. VIII.
Hams 283. Smiths pL 80.
seventh pferinct=-M asd 170. Tur-
ner 10. 1fead's 81. is0 Smith 22s
williams ISL. Smiths pl u.
Eighth Precinct Mead fz5. Tur-
ner ~. Meada D. "a. Smith fOs
Williams 81. smiths n. %.
Meats 81. efs.
Smiths D. eso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10

BUTTE. NaV DO Returns from
ihe outlying districts VIII give
itaoaeFolt majority of about 10000.
Joseph A. Dixon republican, for
congress. 1000. and D. A. TpQic.
democrat for governor 5000
The ieeIHluure b. claimed by both
parties. though the anuoslata ap-
pear q be holding their own This
r. the Heeuud Tins iu ihe history Of
ths state that the republican uatiaa-
ai iiaHat has carried.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10

states a hS simply breome a uuoas
ton aa 90 the ability of the poll.
tlrlanH 90 add the reports of IN
creased republican plurnlltiea as
fast a. heY come iu
While Colorado. Montana and
Missouri are now without doubt iH
the republican column nationally. II
appears that Ia each state The dem
ocrallc candidate for governor was
elected. Folk la Missouri by a big
majority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10
SIXTH WARD.


First Preeine; Mead Isl. Turn
er iz9. Head plurality s. Smith
is. Williams 80. SMITHS plurality
s
Second Precinct Mead 900. Turn.
q I33. Meaas plurality Is. Smith
Ice. Williams ISL. Williams piu-
ralifv Is
Third Precinct Mead IS. Turn-
er - Mesas plurality p smith
p. Williams IS. Williams plurality
Is.
Fourth Preclnct- Mead s.. Turn
er -. Mead's plurality 20 Smith
=. Williams 81. williams plural
~ -.
Fifth Precinct Mead ZIG. Turn
fr rs. Mead plurality 80 smith
IA. Williams Isl. smiths plural
~ q
Mead's plurality z65
Williams plurality -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10
WRECK

M'kEfassoRT. Pa Sav. 70. The
esathauna fnifi@@Hr < ohio e14
nfess tralu fau into she uFaeHaree 81
E tfeIsht train SIS mifes east 81 this
gEty 20 o'clock Flis afternoon d
T. reported that many Herc lnJutcI.
Relief tFains Mith Surgeons and
nurses ahs4srd hagr been rushcsi o.
the aeens fram hare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10

CHICAGO MARKETS.

Reported for The Star by w A
Ryer & Co. IT, Columbia street hs
private wIres
SEATTLE Sev. n. 1906
Wheat Dee. MIA. tl3 ID
If3 asta1-s; May. 1885,. li2a-t
1taa -s. Iuly. - 81. aS IA, - SIS
Cofa Dec. B25-s. so SIS, SO IS.
MAJ. aTfst. t6I-4as-S. 81 2-s. July
f11-E. f61-t. 861-A
oats Dee. esl-faS-s. IS sta
esT-s 1-faT-S. May 81 SIS
ati-4. f-fH2-S
Pork JAM 1aSO. 1852. lace.
May. lass. 1859. f2.6aHt2.e5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10
THIRD WARD

First Precinct Mead 100. Tuanet
g. Meads pl 50 Smith io2. Viii
Iiama 81 Smiths u rs.
Second Precinct NicH5 ia3. fur.
ner e. Mead's ~ 81 smith 1856.
Williams Is. smlths ri g.
Total pluaalltlea Ia city Mepi
81. smith zg9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10
WEST SEATTLE
STREET. CARS
ABOUT READY

qha West Seattle ataee4 ehfa Will
he unn3nK ~ the fnst @f next
maEth. Tho last work of caHneet-
fuE tha dynamo seth the engine saa
finished Yesterday aftefnoaN and al
thHt nna.aa 70 be- demo Is the fla8f
Of ihe power hauaH Nr ktlaau4nc
ntatea fhat the caEa Wsll be here ha
keFemaef 20 ans nH everything f.
ready ihff will be started at once
The ferrYheat Port 0rckaFa. THAI
NaH burned last moufh Nc Port Or.
bard and hroaght hers Ger repnIra
VII De- ready Go return - about 10
aaya The Fogt Orchard ferry plies
between rari Orchard and the navy
yasda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10

FIRST Mead 1ss. Turn
er ~. Mcada plurality a. Smith
142. Williams isg. Williams plu-
raiify o.
second Mead 2G9. Turn
- i27. Mead's plurality li2. Smith
rs. Williams tG3. Smiths plural
ity g.
Third Precinct Mead $50. Turn
or ISL Meals plurality 20 Smith
20. williams lst. Smiths plurality
-
Fourth Precinct Mead 4i6. Turn
sr la5 acads plurality an Smith
as Williams z1f. smiths plurality
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SECOND WARE

Fisst Precinct Mead re. Turwer
81, Mead'a pl 81 Smith 10. VIII
llamH - smiths ri aS
Second Precinct Mead i5S. Tue,
ncg S.; Mead's pi 100 Smith 10.
Williams 90. Smiths pl Is
Thlrd Precinct Mead %. TURNER
So Meads pl. So Smith "a Wl1.
Hams Is. Smlths u. As
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doubt The republicans hate az
ie4ht - majority on ioint ballot in
thf Legislature. which win elect %
pa Heaa0f go senator toeHrell
State Republican fhAAWau Nfl-
deflnEhaua and ctsnFENy sOrlaRe
are most prominently mentioned for
tho place
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f1fss Precinct Xteaa =. Turuer
So MeuI's d 81 Smlth 70. VIII
lltas 60. smiths 81 IA
second Rrreln-i Mead - Tur-
nee sas Maaiz rt 81 smith III.
Williams -. SMITHS IT, 20.
Thlra Precinct Mad Tee. TuF-
ner 81. Meals pl 4s. Sulth lie.
Williams lie.
FouFn Precinct Mead egi Tur-
nsr ffg. Msadsa o. ies smith i5g.
Williams Isl. smiths pi -
Fafth preeinet- Mead "a. Turner
isf. Maads pf lie. smith zi6. WIZ
liAfns zz1 Smlths u ~
Sixth Precinct atesd eea Turner
1i5. 1feada ~ ffT smith tsx. WIZ
Hams ftt. smlths a. a.
Meaass IN "a.
suiths r. i4A
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TRAMP KILLED

EUGENE. Ore Nov ia.--An UNI
known man about 3 years Of age,
dressed ~ a tramp. WAS killed By
the southbnuud overland frcighi
train last night az Goshen. His
body was badly mangled.
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REPUBLICANS ELECT COVER

WHEELING. " Va, Nov ia
Democrats cancsdr the election Of
uaH aau. republican. for governor
Tho republicans elaim H plurality of
saai for Dawson Thfy Rut al the
eaHFf1aaHeu.