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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-12-20
SOCIETY DOINGS OF The WEEK
The Usnna lRound Of Dinners, Recep-
tionA, ETC.. for the Holiday season.


tionA, Etc, for the Holiday Season.
Among those who viii spend their
Christmas holidays at their BernaTds-
willie country homes are the Richard
IN. LindenbuTys of Newark; the Pal-
naer CampbellS, of HobOken; the Percy
RI. Pynes, the I'll. r.. Kunhardts and
the e. 4. FL. Talrnages, of New York.
Mrs. FOrEgthe has returned from
Europe and is now with her son at
Newark
Miss Marie Gilmour Bryce has her
bridge classes at The ElmS on Tues
day Of each week.
4 Miss Vina ChiSOlrn Of Morris ave
nue. will give party for her young
Iscnool friends on the afternoon d
December 81.
Mrs. John Nj. Forbes, Miss Forbes
and Archie Forbes are at Bolding'S.
Miss Lucy Marsh of Hill street has
returned from her visit to ProyI
dence r. ].
MI. and Mrs. MarnadnRe Tilfien, oi
Madison, viii no to Europe by tfs
Mediterranean route, soon aftel
christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Fl. vernau
and Mrs. Euneline GOold Vernam
have issued Invitations for a dance
lat the Whippany River Club, on the
evening OF "Wednesday DeUanaber 2lSt,
Miss Winston OF Maple avenue, who
recently underwent an operation On
zone of her ewes, IS reported to bt
much innproyed.
Miss Annphries of South street
who laas not beenfn the vbest OF health
for some time, lett for New York on
Thursday 0f last week, where she
wild visit her niece Mrs. Olyphant.
L0uis, Dalby, son of Mrs. JacoE
SiItphem, formerly of MoaTisbown,
died recently ut Saranac Lake, N. n
Mrs. George B. Mcclellan lis visit
iug with her sister Mrs. Edward I'll,
Clarke Of Miller road having recent
ly returned fFom aiyear id Europe.
Miss Selden has left the Misses
Vail end returnedito Baltimore.
Mr.:and Mrs. Albert Rickard have
IgOne to Virginia Hot Springs fUl
several months.
Edgar IL. Randolph Haas he1t MoTris
town to spend the Whistler i'm New
Mexico
Louis A.. Thebaud has gone Will
Friends on a shooting trip to Soutf
\ Carolina
Judge Pitney is also shooting insths
FSWth and will be absent a week d
lsmDre.
Mrs. John Claiiin, who is now resid
Ling atil3 Washington Square, North
New York, will present her daughter
BIisS Wilhelmina, at two days at home
kJanuaTyl 9th and 18th.
Mrsand Mrs. John L. Waterbury,
tG0till0n at the Whippany River Ciul
Twill take place on the evening OF Dec
E23rtl.
jas. Edwards and family of Madi
Is0n avenue have taken "a house OF
Ease 18th street New York for til.
winter occupying it last week.
Catherine, the seFen-y DID daugh
EterOf DR.. and Mrs C. M. Hubbard
| Idied at Pasadena. Cal, last Whursday
fffT0Ha Pefit6nitis, GodiewiRg an opera
btion.
The Newton (Pa1 Enterprise says
Bunting Moore ID M0DFjstOwn
IslN !. ] &, one OF the most popular OF tia
younger students Of the school, lla
s5eHf1 i6asiy I'LL " ibi1 pm ou1nUElid am
This life was despaiFDd Mf af0r severa
days, but he is considerably improves
EattthiS time.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-12-20

Boys wanted ulttonce, at; any age or
breed, 10 fill asnportant positions.
They mEst have clean hearts, clean
1lhabits and j Gle an face. They
need not know how 30 roll cigar
let's, nOrlhow beer tastes, and ii not up
to-date on the smuttg jokes of the
pool room &Aseir ign0rance will be
sOveflu0lked THEY masE be BOYS who
get a1puheeFftliy In Sne morning and
build gthe tiFes and can lay down, a
book occasionally to edo an errand /;
who 9Heat imother amdSister and every
other boys mother and sister with
prospect. andwho do INST refer to father
as the !. old. man.
It sis rot absolutely essential that
\ they she brilliant at school, but they
Hpmnst Me ,studious and ever persever-
A.ing, Hevernheating. Their employers s
|.irterest must be made their interest.
They must never be &fraid Of earning
more than the wageslthey receive.
Merchants want them to sweep out
the astoreifor few years and ultimate
/ ly to take charge Of it; newspapers
want them to commence with the
crowd atithe bottom and work to the
roomg places at the top. Infact, they
are mantsd everywherein the law
room, in the counting room, to run
great public works. The public wants
them Tor Judges In the courts, for sem
ators and presidents, and the incest
girls In all the world want them for
their husbands. Farm and Home.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-12-20
A card OF Thanks.

Whereas Thomas Malley and the
Dramatic Club Of the Young Mems
Catholic Association have given to
Memorial Hospital the sum Of S482. .95,
the net proceeds Of an entertainment
givenb them in Lyceum Hall, there
fore resolved that we the Directors OF
Memorial Hospital appreciate this
generous gift and the spirit which
prompted it, alsd hereby extend to Mr..
Malleyand his associates of the Dra-
matte Club the sincere and hearty
thanks or this Board.
EDWARD HOWELL,
Secretary
MorrIstown Memorial Hospital,
December IL, 1904.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-12-20
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS

Chrisamas Vacations in the Schools
Begin Hhis Weed.
The public schools close on Friday
and reopen on January 4
Miss Bana's School clsses on Thurs
day and win reopen on January TO-
The Morristown School closes at
NOON time on Wednesday, recpening
Monday. January 9.
The Morris Academy closes on Fri
day and willueopen On january 10.
The Misses Hazeltsne 5 School closes
'on Thursday for q vacation Of two
weeks
Miss Sutphen's school cl0ses for the
vacation,0n Wednesday.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-12-20
ward committees organize.

The local ward committees have or
ganized as follows
First chairman, 3. Hurtzig secre-
tary, O. *. Day treasurer, i. w.
Cauldwell.
Second chairman, J. A. Blanchard ;
secretary, y. f. Barkman treasurer,
Geo. Cobhett.
Third chairman, g. Fl Green sec
retary, Geo, G. Rnny0n treasurer, S.
Leonard.
Fourth chairman, Gripnell Willis
secretary and treasurer, e. II: Mills. !.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-12-20

The Common Sense Suspender Co.
closed down it's factory on Saturday
for the usual holiday interval. Work
will be resumed In the new quarters
in the Miller Building on South
street.
The company has rented part Of its
present quarters for a short time to
NJ. Reuben, who has invented garter
clasp and will manufacture 1t ex-
perimentally with the Suspender Co. s
machinery. Ii successful he will,pnt
in machinery Of his own and con-
til no work in MorristoWn
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-12-20
I LEGISLATIVE
OFFICIALS
Members Of the Incoming Leg
stature Decide On Officers
for Coming Term.
NOMINEES FOR NEXT SESSION

NUNllNEEO EVM NEAL JE10AVN
The Republicah Senators held a
caucus at the Republican Cl1b, Tren-
| ton, last night.
The caucus met soon AFTER 8 O'Clock.
with all the Republicans present.
Senator Bradley Of Camden county, as
the slated candidate for the floor lead
ership, presided, and Senator Bacheller
of Essex was secretary.
Joseph Cross Of Union county was
named for president by Senator Bach
|eller, and the nominations was seconded
10y every senator present. The vote
was merelya formal matter.
The attaches chosen were as follows:
lSeeretary, Howard NJ. Tyler, promoted
ltfr0m assistant secretary; assistant
secretary, Lewis T. Stevens, editor of
Ithe Cape May Z Herald";; journal
lclerk, S. Merchant Meeker, Union, re-
InOminased; assistant Journal clerk,
Ocean county TO name sengeant-at-
Iarms, James G. Norris, Highbstown,
Mercer county, succeeding D. Hart
|sCunningham Of the same town. as
jasnrto~
e sn,.srv;sor - h,,ls 4s..c r p,.rson
fosss ra,,o,.;,,atss3. III, II , assista,t q. y,
|'uel q. Gillin, Monmouth, renomi-
Il H.
Es,ss-, ,o,,rs. ~ i, .5.l5 ass,start Toss,,,a !
ln rvatsan Con ronoaen rs,,os;natsd !.
81 ~, ~ ,.,aru Pascal. " !, .,,,.a cIarl
= - ..a,,, : = !, ;ttss M on orirtad AIMS Middla-
$500 Z nar,s Z q
r,ba :, ;,,.., i.,,.or,, ,,osee,
II Sanstors pachal,ar ~ Essev l lTIor-
~, e p,,r,;,,,'s =, "a rs cl,sao of n III
,aa-sav NJ j tt,ss .,,,.,,,,s NJ ,vas llaft
sa,s, ,.,sx - ,s,,,,,ns ,;n.ss vo..s,,osree,, ~
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n.ter v
EITo,,o.;.,r ~ 9, ,,e.,s .s,.o sar,a ,.,,,s
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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-12-20

Ineandescents for Baptist Church.
The main audience room of the Bap-
tist Church is being wired for incan-
descent electric lights, Frink refiectors
being used. There viii be three cir
cults, one Of sixteen lamps for the
choir and platform, one Of forty-two
lamps in the ceiling and a small ci.,
cult for the yestibules.
The work is being done with the
proceeds OF the legacy received from
the estate Of the late Miss Sarah Ball
some time ago.
X. Z. Pierson has the contract and
hopes to have the new lamps ready for
Christmas.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-12-20
ROAD MONEY
STILL DUE
Large Sums Due On State Aid
Roads from the State and
from Properly Owners.
MR. SCHoNEBERGER'S REMEDY

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lnances came ~ WI 20
tenui0n, otherWise ei'e VAs'i's'oo y g =.
f0uLlIe 'cflaLacuel - i. 4, S.
he cQufb mouse ahs1 Js:ai 49,
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jail pIiysic,an 20 ~, sos,os s,,e,si .va,i
vlsiIs ~ 49, H. a'sI osso .sss,'a
!leAlen ~ gYt ~ ~ = u e.e,ta whils
oIatsslstle9 ~ e.iss osvG ea''
..on Sn
Sai5S p1taas.ialavt.u Wsc !. e1s y 81.
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mouse ab issSg depotus og , sNii1su.as Eos ~
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Ing Y oIle luaus 'ccs,Ss5 ~, s.l 5uel's4y
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cluehtai acggllv: :g1 Yh puiaeses e ,,s,
~ dlli ~ - isasi's'S ssils iol o-'0 '''' r.
plSSense1. sss ts.s y, ss,,at,
~, l.e t,a g ~ ,,,ss no. road
Z, = ~ ,yaryass
on WIiacal weaA iiss s;s,5 psgsi ~ anS the ~,
$780, ySa, 4 "a "a ni'ass yes,t Hr t @
e,las s,,+ S't'sss ~ ~ \, feaS.
" pct xssllV 81 SM asd ,;.,,, AZ two
ie sLollss s,,s Syau 81, !, U Svas
~ ~ ,y. s'S ss ;,s;shed anS il,s were
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*
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-12-20

The Collinsville Chapel Sunday
school will hold its festival on Mon
day evening, January 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10
CANNOT count |
= FAST ENOUGH
R@uelleAN PLURAllTIgs INCREASE TOO FAST FOR poll.
rioiANs TO KEEP UP WITH rHss-eGMecRArc GOV.
ERNoRs M MISSOURI 60, oHaco AND hoarANA

NEW YORK. Nov 40 National
politicians seem 10 atill be dnsed
over the sroat Roosevelt landslide
which o. more aud more apparent
as The complete returns from
Throughout the United states come
Ia
IN Missouri the present election
means a republican uulted statos
senator
William uWana statement on
the causes of the defeat and the
denomination uf the democratic
party b. causing considerable corn
ment throughout the unlInd States
to-day The Nebuabun claimed
that tho defeat was due 90 a de.
aefliun of the principles OF the
part but had only Kind words Go
say about the candidate aud hIs
bafkera
roday's reports show that an ef.
fetal count Will hc nproaaary In
Mary land a. determine whether
Roosevelt or Parker carried the
state. as complete but unofficial r.
turns give Roosevelt the state b
slightly more than leo Votes.
In all the supposedly doubtful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10
tleode plurality 4sa
smltha plurality i0t

eirst Precinct Mead ice. Turn
er 81 Musda plurality &c smith
ioi. Williams s. smiths plurality
Second Precinct Mead iGS. Turn
er bt Nruds plurality l0t smith
lao Williams l6 Smiths plurality
"a
Third precntt Noad 2u9. Turn
rr iH0 Nead'a plurality los smith
is6. Williams . smiths plurality
lO
Fourth Precinct Mead s66. Turn
go - Neads plurality ia Smith
si2 Williams isf Smith plurality
ne
Fifth Precinct Mead 81. Turn
er tfe Maadu piuraiits laa Smith
ai6. Williams 40. Smiths plurality
tet.
Sixth Precinct Mead eet. Turn
CT as Mcads plurality ls6 smith
1873. Williams i23. Smiths plurality
6n
seventh Precinct Mead re.
hlrner t3. Meada plurality lOa
Smith t5a. Williams 20, smith =
plurality IS.
Elghth Precinct Mead 200. Turn
81 81; Meads plurality ga smith
81. Williams q smiths plurality
m
Moad.s plurality S7i
smiths plurality Scr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10
CHILD LEFT
ON STEPS

4 ten days old baby was left
on the doorstep Of the Erickson
homo, AZ pos Bleweft street. shortly
after 10 o'clock last night when
Erickson went 20 the door last
night IN answer 10 the summons Of
the door bell he supposed that joke
had been played upon him By some
neiEhh0rinK boys. but hia glance fei1
upon the tiny bundle In one corner
90 the doorstep and out Of curiosity
be picked u up and carried II IN.
After an old and faded blanket
had been removed note pinned to
the little ones clothing bore this In.
scriptian.
Mira Erickson For Gods aake
Keep ny baby, born October 30.
1904"
Besides articles Of clothing a
partly filled can II condensed milk
was found wrapped up In a papef
bag. At this Erickson home moth
Ink 81 advanced 10 identify the ehild
and Mrs Erickson SAYS that ahe
knows 81 no one who wanid b. like.
~ 20 turn to her Ia distress nf thfs
kind. She Will cars for tire eHild
but has not decided yet what 90 as
wfth Il ln the futuae,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10
New YORK STOCKS

Atch. Com. SGl-2. IS 81. Sc SIS.
ANAL Copper. 1883. % IS. . rs;
y. & o. IS SIS. 90 rs. 90 IA. n. r
r.. GSI-2. G6 rs. GO IL. G. + l..
4g7-s. 421-2. 433-f; Caa. Pae
1855. t2Q. la II. c. 8 O. IS Is
- rs. q IS. c. G. W. "a Is. % SIS,
g as: Erie Com.. Al SIS. 40 -
401-2: NJ. X. G. 201zs. tsl-s. %;
Ills. Cent. if5 SIS. l4s IL. ii5 II;
Lea. is 81. 1855. 1919; l.. s n,
1876 IS. 1874 SIS. isi 81. Man, les
iG2 SIS. t63; Met. 122. i2i 81
i221-4. NJ. r. Toe 3-S. los. les o.:
N. Y. c.. 1856. 1876. l25; Norfolk
1853. 73a-s. % 3-Ss o. q W. - 81
427-S. i27-s: Pee. Gas. III Is
100 90. ttol-f. Penna., i36 SIS
1884. 1876 Is. Rdg Com. &c "a
as SIS. 76i-S, II. l.. IS 50. IS -.
3GI-S: St 2. l73 t-2. III rs.
tT2 SIS SO. Pae.. 60 5-S. s. Is. Co.
sug.. ttG SIS. 1872. ii6 Is. So.
nv. a6 Ia. 30 as. 80 s-i. Tex. Pae..
86 SIS. 35a-S. 50 "a. r. G. l.. g Is,
G8a-4. q t-s: L. p i13 SIS. III rs.
li21-2. U. s. s.. % is. %. 26 rs.
n. S. S. pfd.. s. IL. "a SIS, So IA.
Sales 20 noon es5,l00; total sales
i.6al.5Q
Money closed at ? Ia per eest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10
SLASHED HIS
WfFES FfNERY

tlafbeft f'asfeF. . eafefei eeeiil. was
fne4 SIS by ruliee tudNe cswenre
th5s lsagniHE fsF eaffisaF aH his
apfea slathiar The fefma4 charge
Hna fhs maiiriaua acafrucfiaa q
property Yesterday afteru@aM Pc
irulinan VI q. nathhra Has aasn-
maaad 10 tbe Foster haaue. as Gle
MHfuar8 afenue. OBS hurry eaH.
Whep b. arrived There be fouNd
Mfa Faptef ir toars ana tse eaH-
tsnis of bag iraaii fuil 90 feminkne
Wrsftsr afFarel scattered ever the
ii iar. cut into Hhreda
The woman SAYS that her hashaHA
nina threatened Beer life. but she did
not alsa 20 prosecute him on that
change Both husband ani wife
srfaed So separation before the
court this morning and divorce pro-
eretings are now under way.
Notice.of an appeal was givo@ hT
Fosters attqrneY aaa beads were
fixed &C $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10
IT IS TWINS

The criminals tn Hubbard town
breathed easier last night and dur
ing the early morning hours. for
chief Delaney granted city Detee-
tive Freeman leave ni nbaeace on
account 81 two girl babies. twins.
that the atnrk dropped ne hts home
wednesday morning. The big de-
tective was oil smiles when he aas
cd for the time Off and started 81
on lengthy history Of the lnrrease
In his family. but the chief made
haste 10 grant the armistico and al
lowed the detective 20 SO home 70
his babies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10

Since f7-year-ola suella Heath
more left home Tuesday oveainR.
with the Intention OF going to her
work at the Independent Telephone
company'a plaCe Of business. she
has not been seen. Her parents aud
ffionGs are worries aHd cannot ac-
count for her strange disappear
auee The police have been noti-
fled. when SHE failed 10 roturn 10
her hnmo nj 6fG 0Hve street Wed
Headay morning. her parents In
qutred Of the telephane cempHHy al
- hes wheFaafpats aRA discovered
that size hard. aH Far as eolrfd be
learned. net reB9Fted HE eveniHg
raev00M She rs a3shsf3hed as hoiIx
tail aud graceful afia 81 ha3ttaF thspl
9EdiTa1f GHNEa1ellSl,,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10

men4s written N Isfrneal. efefifsas.
ltaNaA. Spanish. ~ seAeh and ita.9 D.
iah 70 eaFrY nt roFfeHHn "a
the french lfnRuepa atth fhe postal
administrations 81 F.aHphs and
ar~eee 90 "a subiaets epaeerntHs
money of1ef buainess 80 aefi pscr
and rafFrrt aaad addresses ~
money orders iagahle ln the United
sfates uf ga ans ~ to- e countries
with Hhieh fni1 cpuusry mainiasn ,
hn exchange ~ money orders
What ~ the mnss iNlerratln&
work I ever performed 81 ihH aov-
eminent ac4eice Afiss acarii
suHsts~fed the question fof . snn-
uHnt TheH Fae sH'lra e. Ha
Ia eunndrutia1 capacity. she re-
rliet strange. isnf H fkat -
mans women ahes44 - esFeafes go
1a confidential wafh Th4s a. SUR
ing the Spanish AEueflCen war A.
a proof ef the Confidential eta rae-
ter 81 this work ! need eniF men
tinn that &c uertaEned to fhe aNaFsss-
nntinH ~ infefrnrfra remwuuieH-
tIana written iu the spaHish ihu-
Ruuge. unnu fieh I ana lnstfue tea
- make report M I had BEEN az
liberty q I might have Rivau Yat.
Eafne uce a1sa Per- stories at ttaf iiHe.
uuf I couldn't 80 wbalw the Nse ~
talking about itf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10
rANelE IN COLORADO

DENVER Noy. 20 The situation
in Colorado b. atiil lu tauHir There
b. reason 90 believe that Adams.
democrat has been elected governor
bg ahaut 1000 plurality Roosevelt. r
oleetoHa carried the state boy about
10 apo plurality The returns are
aoIi incomplete Not 30 per cent
of the votes have been counted.
Tho election OF Adams ia no long
or seriously disputed BY the repuh-
Leans Al other candidates on the
democratic ticket appear 70 be elect.
cd The republican leadera threat.
"a 90 contest the state vote. aliee
Ing fraud in panver precincts The
democrats control both branches 81
the legislature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10

WASHINGTON. p. O. aaiatasss
chief ~ The section ~ international
usonef orders ls the tisla ~ Aitaa
Rosa seweli. eue 81 the ifaxt va3.
liable 81 the women employees ~ fhe
paftoffire dHpaffm To mrrIl the
tits and sarn th- tisea annussl
compensation witch il carrlss the
Incumbent must BE- MASTER Of lHns
EasEca aud an eSaeft in fHe maifi-
tgqa ef "details cauurcteG wi4h the
great vattffae ~ money order trana=
actions between the Enkte4 asateH
amsI ihH a. countries with which This
government tfanaasta aAch huslHraa
afias SeNch ia tha daughter -
the late Cen. l.eaunfd seweii. ~
NeN Orleans. Sire Nas born ~
Hasre. France. uhefe heT uafsutH
rrsliet arVsHa1 yeafa. and recelfaa
hef early education Dog tusnce. gafs
m4ny and itsix Tho language 81
those countries she speaks and
writes with flurneY and accuracy
Since entering the governments srf-
vice she has acquired knoW ledge
~ Spanish aud the scandinavian
ianrues SHE entered thr service -
temporary appointment in tssL
Since HSSe she has bern in the
money order division. Hef present
daflsH are 70 translate cunmnnica=
tirna received from foreign depart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10
workman DIED
or HEART FAILURE

August EcEstroHs Has found dead
IN his room. at sdf Pine street. at
1880 o'clock this morning He sda
an cmplsye Of the street depart
nent. but hard not been working for
the past feE days and had been
drinking heavily. lie entered his
room NJ 3 O'Clock hat eseniHR. Mrs.
jackson. the. laudiads. became
alarmef when ne did Hot come down
70 his hrealifaat aHd went 20 his
room, where she found him dad
IEe had eHldently sfaft6I To- dress
when hi d@ed
Deputy Coroner M4tRlaA who. I'M
vest gated The euaei saHtea thaa Eek
death resulted from. haHrt
failure. probably dgd 70 ineaNy
dfiu]ylHRs asile dcceaeet has n BROTH
.s.r iJviuk ~ I.alu0nde The bsdy ~
~ ibhsa iisfuleNs Watson cox risasf sslla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-10

First Precinct Mead 3zz. Turner
ia Meals 81 "a. Smith $50. WI
iisFas ga. Smiths ~. -.
Second Pre- met Mead f55. Tur-
naf 81 Mends ~ g. Smith t2l.
Williams f6I Smiths r. s..
Thlr8 Precinct Mead $50. Turner
18a. Meals - ~ Smith lis, viii
liama 49, williams RI. I.
Fourth rreeinef- Mead ss3. Tur-
naf Ea1. Nea4'H ~. f8a. Smith see
Williams zfes Smiths 81 N.
Egfth PFeclaat- Mend 3a1. Turner
fgs Mead's 81 1914. Smith POS. VIII
Ilams t75. Smiths ~. s.
sixth Mead 7Sf. Turner
us. Mead's pL TOO. smith 3l5. VIII
Iisms z33 smiths pl 50.
seventh Precinct Maad go. Tur-
ner if9. xfead's pL $50. Smith 22s
williams Isl. Smiths pL y.
Eighth Precinct Mead i25. Tur-
ner IL Meads ~ "a. Smith ros
Williams -. Smiths pk %.
Meats 81 efs.
smith,s -. $50.
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SIXTH WARD.


First Precinct - Mead Isl. Turn
Or iz4. Mead plurality e. Smith
is. Williams 1906 smiths plurality
s.
Second preainrf-Af Mead go. Turn
a. tgg. Neads plurality IS. smith
1eF. Williams 1871. Williams pla-
Taiity IL
Third Frsclncf-Mead %. Tnrn4
~ g. Mead plurality -. Smith
n. Williams -. Williams plurality
IS.
Fourth Preelact-~ Mead IS. Turn-
or -. Meals plurality - smith
~. Williams So. Williams plural
~ IS
Fifth Precinct Mead ZIG. Turn
sf les. Mead plurality -. Smith
iTf. Williams 1871. Smiths plural
ity p
Mead's plurality 2s1.
Williams plurality -
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COMPLETE
RETURNS
rloueEs SHOWING TIE VOTE
zoe saovERNoR AAo sHERtFF
~ sasavVtE AND BALLARD

Rirsi Ffecine Mead IgI Turner
8 Meads d 81 Smith lea. viii
liams pa SMITH 81 So
sceont Precinct Mead lta. 1'ur-
nef tats Turner's pt "a smith aa.
Williams 1872 Williams 70 e.
rhlfi Precinct Mead So Turntr
50 Turner's 81 & smith ~. VII
isms iea. Williams a. ad
fourth Precinct Mead isl. Tar
per les. Turner's ~ 81. smith too,
Williams 1aa williams ri So
tlfh Precinct Mead fs9. Turner
rs. Turner's plurality g. smith
IL. Williams fdts Williams pi 80,
sixth nfeemct= Mead ae5, T.rner
ia. Meads ~ ~ smith tsa, Mal-
llsms efa. Williams 81 SIS.
seventh ufag met- Mead g. Tur-
nsr r. Meada ~ IS. smith e6.
Williams gs smiths 3D. 4
Mr4ds ~ Nfs.
Williams II Ia
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REJECTED
RUSSIA TURNED DOWN JAP
ANS SUGGESTION THAT HOS.
TtLlTfGs CEASE
as sefIppa News ASSN

LONDON Nov 10 II ia reported
here that Japan uuoffieluliT made
representations Co Russia looking TO
peace The uteHturea were rejected
hy Russia and n a. not likely that
they viii bo repeated
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staes Il ne simply become a anee-
ton aa 70 the ability Of the poll
ticlanH to aid the reports of IN
creased republican piuIaiitlfa aH
East as they come ia
While Colorado. Montana and
Missouri are nov without doubt I'm
the republican column nationally. lt
appears that boa ench state the dem
acratic candidate for governor was
elected. Folk Ia Missouri hY a bic
majority.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Reported Fsq THE Star by ". a
Nyar & Co. IT, CaiHfuhla sireet. ~
private wire.
SEATTLE See n. 1895.
Mhenf-=Dec 1ift-3, ita Ia
fisa-aNT-s. May if3 Sd lt2 a.
Mass. Iniy. Is 90. gs Ia. - SIS.
corn Dec. bg5-8. 80 6-S. haT-s.
May. f71-A. 6f-fa3-s. 90 SIS. 1uly
Ills. tG1-t fsf=f
oats = Dee. as1-fef rs 3-Eo
gS9-S. esa-4a7-x. Way. 81 St
slit. if-su3-E
Pork Jan.. 1889. 1899. t2ee.
May. ig.so. iae2. is.62H 1855.