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REAL EsrArn-orrx-roE SALE.
BoARDMAN BROTHERS & CO.
Real Estate Agents
Rrcs,t~or,, ~
CHOICE 1A-,-r---r,.rnrs

CHOICE INVESTMENTS.
45ooo-Wsste Addition Investment; twelve
all rented: $500 yearly.
$35. 0Oe-A Western Addition NV. corner; ele-
CANT and modern fats; $500 year
$50 600 -Sixth-st corner; large lot and good
improvements; stores and fats; pays
little over = per cent; this IS an oppor-
the best streets in the city.
$50 000-Filmore-s business property; good
a year; one o. the safest investments
on the market
ST, 800 Harrison-st. corner; large lot; fair
improvements: all rented s1S95
year: pays 8 per cent net.
sic -Webster-st. fats; new and finely I'm
SD OocEcIose to main entrance to Golden Gate
Park: four modern fats Of and s
rooms; pay $3.50 year and always
rented large lot; sun in every room.
$40 OOO--C1ose to Market ST.: three handsome
modern fats: $3.50 a year: nearly 10
$40 oooNNfission NV. corner; store and fats;
rents $3.50 a year; very good improve
s.. 5epMCiose to Golden Gate Park. two. very
attractive modern flats; $500 year.
s4.5Oe-Good Western Addition investment:
key lot. 37:6x120: two frontages; rent
$i6; pays 10 per cent net
s., ,o0o-Twenty- y-second St. Guerrero; fouI
goSd nass reHts s.s s'i ,n per rood Condition
brick foundations paying $42o year
RESIDENCES.
$1T. 5O0-ValIejo St; handsome residence os II
rooms; grand marine view.
IS OOO--Presidio Heights; thoroughly modern
and attractive S-roon house.
81 OOO-Missfon home OF rooms; modern
plumbing: beautiful garden and hne
view: before buying look at this.
81 5O0-Johnson ave. close to Point Looos;
fine two-story house Of rooms
Sc. OOO-McAllister ST. nr. Golden Gate Park;
very pretty modern cottage
50, 500-F1ne Mission cottage, near Castro-st-
car line: 9 rooms and bath; lot 2ox114.
81 1S5O-5O-foot lot and COTTAGE north side
25th ST.. e bargain for home seeker
$40 oOO-Magnthcent marine view lot. in Pre-
sidio Heights: wide view; cannot oe
cut of; choicest neighborhood; 4O111O;
or can sell so feet for $23, OO0-
So. 5O0-Near Guerrero and 23d; 5Sx114; snap
So, ,OOo-Presidio Heights lot; running 70 Fre-
sidio wall; magnificent. view; nothing
in the market better than this.
81 2O0-Mission snap; 40-foot lot, mr. 1ftn ST.
sT5O-Lake-st lots: values rapidly rising.
M TlEOTIIERS e CO.
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BY ORDER OF WILLIAM ]. DrNGEE. ESQ. |
Administrator of the Estate of
ALyINZA HAYWARD. deceased.
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S35. .OO0-24 modern flats, baths; good man
tells, ETC., in the best OF condition; fine plumb
ing, good roofs, foundations, ETC.; rented to
a superior class of tenants for $500 per an
mum; 7th ST.. 100 feet front; pays over 10
per cent as 1t Is, and by assuming the mort
per auruu.
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REAL EsmArE-c1ry-roR SALE.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

AT OUR OFFICE AND sALEsRooM,
20 Post Ct. at II o'clock noon.
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$25, ,OOo-Beautifui marine view residence on
Washington st, near Locust; thorough
ly modern IN every respect containing
all up-tO-date conveniences. lot 55x
127.Sk feet.
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SIC, 6,b00-Pacihc Heights section; elegant resi-
dence Of 10 large rooms and bath; modern
and in lrst-class condition; beautiful garden;
commands grand marine viw.
LYON & HOAG. 1l6 Montgomery st.
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SIS s5OO-2 fine new fats on Washington ST.
near fine park; and rooms and bath;
rent $16S0 per annum-
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$40, ,500-Beautiful northwest corner in Western
Addition; new 2-story attic and basement
residence; Moorish architecture; rooms and
bath: 3 additional rooms can be finished In
attic fine marine view
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RICHMOND FLATS.
S4s50-2 newly built fats; California St,
close 70 all car lines; rented for $4f 90 month;
bank mortgage of $2500 can remain.
OSCAR HEYMAN. IA POST ST.
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Get a copy OF our printed list Of properties
for sale
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21s and go Montgomery ST.. Mills bldg
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LOT FOR CHICKEN RANCH.
S5oo-24ex100 feet. Silver ave-; also
other lots for the same purpose.
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WESTERN ADDITION.
$65o0-Beautiful S-roon residence, finished
basement attic and other convenisnces; east
and west exposure; ! block from the Sutter
and California sts- car lines; easy terms If de-
sired
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was composed of Consul Saito and Mrs
Carter, Governor Carter and Madame
Saito, Judge Dole and the Princess ka-
wananakoa, Prince Kawananakoa ana
Mrs. Dole. Another set was led by the
Vice Consul and Secretary Atkinson
A BRILLIANT SCENE.
The scene was a brilliant one. The
gowns worn by the ladies We're most
beautiful and made a perfect kaieido-
scope of colors. The Consul end Vice
Consul were in full uniform embroider-
ed with leaves in gold and with heavy
gold braid trimmings. Both wore
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GREAT BATTLESHIP
YASt1IMA SUNK LAST JUNE
PARIS Nov At officially confirmed that the Japanese
battlesp Yasa off the of Dalny IN June She
struck mine. Japan hitherto concealed the news

The Yasna England her keel being laid IN 1900
Improvement Royal Sovereign class OF battle
ships and rating and complement OF 600 men
Her length over all She had 8nch belt OF ar
vevzed steel aror with four I2nch guns ten o
inch sixteen 3nch and oneha Founders and ve o
oedo tubes four submerged had and speed OF
abouf 70 knots The vessel the flagship OF admiral
Tao now has four baleshps counting the third
rate Chen Yuen.
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the ernbers it suddenly shot up in
mass of fame The standard on which
it was supported fell to the floor scat
tering the burning power over the gal
lery which appeared to hash INTO
ass OF fire. quick action by the man
who was manipulating the camera pre-
vented ,shat might have been a serious
fContfnued OH page ID
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swords. Most of the army and navy Of
fcers present wore full dress uniforms
At the close of the lancers photos-
rapher. who was stationed in the bal
cony, attempted to take a fash light
photograph of the dancers. When the
match was applied TO the flash powder
it refused to burn properly. but when
the photographer attempted to put out
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STOESSEL
SAID TO HAVE
BEEN WOUNDED

tAssoo1ATED oAskEaRAEsl
LONDON Nov 4-It is reported stoesse has been
wounded the leg.
BALTIC FLEET AT TANGIER.
TANG1ER Nov Admiral RojestvensAy has arrived with
the battleship squadron.
SITUATION IN THE NORTH.
BERLIN Nov 4-The Tageblatts correspondent with Ku
ropatns army teegraphs the Russian position the sahe
daily becoming Experts believe that there win
be no decisive engagement before spring.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
CHEFOO 3-The assault Port Arthur continues and
the stronghold is imminent
MUKDEN s-The skrmishng and cannonadng contln-
ue but serious engagement has taken place
TOXIC, 3The Enperors birthday was celebrated mere
with elaborate ceremony Mikado spoke diplomatic BAN
quet.
ST PETERSBURG, Nov 3There is no elaborate ceeora-
ton anniversary the Epror accession to the Russian
throne owing to the dubious Port Arthur.
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JAPANESE SUFFER ENORMOUS LOSSES
IN THE PORT ARTHUR BOMBARDMENT

ASSOCIATED PRESS cABLEGRAM)
CHEFOO. Nov. 4--The
Japanese losses in the
last assault upon Port
Arthur were heavier
than before. The bonn
Ibardment shook the
streets Of Dalny, over
thirty miles away, like
an earthquake.
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FOUND THE AlRSnIP.

ST LOUIS 4-The missing Baldwin airshp has been
recovered.
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ELECTORS SUSTAIN THE
CANADIAN GOVERNMENT I
,Assoo1AxED PRESS oAsLRaRAMs9

,Assoo1ATED PRESS oAsLEaRAMsJ
OTTAWA, 4The Government has been reelected by
majority sixty seventy, gain of at least hfteen
HALIFAX 4-The Liberals have in the Borden
election. The Conservative leader defeated.
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THE COPE GOES BACK.

NEW YORK Nov. Al. P Morgan has restored to Italy
Achbshops which stolen from an Italian
cathedral sold to him.
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BANK ROBBERS C0RNERED.
A DATTO GIVES UP.

MANILA, 4-The Ali who has been in revolt has
proposed surrender.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
JEFFERSON COUNTY.

The returns from Jefferson county
are all in except Old River town
ship which has about 40 votes. Judge
Woods majority is about $50 and the
county is carried by Rogers for at
tarney general by about the same fig
uTes. Bourland got scarcely any votas
even among the Jeff Davis men and
the vote for Byrne was exceedingly
light. For chief justice Bum has a
lead of about 600 votes with Hill sec
ond. CamichaePs vote is hardly worth
counting and Robertson's vote is even
less. McCullach for associate justice
has a lead of about 800 and Judge
Hampton is fully 500 votes ahead for
railroad commissioner.
The vote in Niven township was:
Wood 25, Davis 81.
Rogers Is, Bourland 10, Byrne q.
Eaff "a, Moore II.
Bum 5, Carmichael 5, Robertson 2,
Hill 49,
Moose 1S, McCulloch 81.
Burkett /. Hampton As, Barnett 3.
Pastoria township gives Wood Is,
Davis 4. The vote on the other Off
GERS has not been received.
Boliver township gives Wood 10, la
is 35. The vote on the other offices
has not been received.
The race between Eoff and Moore
for state auditor is very close with
Eoff in the lead. 1t will take the Off
elal count to- determine the result in
the contest
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
WOOD CARRIES PULASKI.

Little Rock, Ark, March 2S.-Be-
tween $500 and 6.1OO votes were cast
in the Democratic primary election in
Pulaski county Saturday, the returns
from twenty-one precincts including all
but eight country precincts. The to-
tai vote cast in these precincts in the
1902 primary was as follows: Bayou
Meto 200, East Big Rock Is, Brodie 70,
Eagle Is, Ellis AZ, Fourche so, Maum-
ellie 35, Owen 70.
In the governcQship race the returns
from 21 precincts, including all
except those previously named, show
the following vote:
Wood 1850.
Davis 2,668.
Woods majority, 1872.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28

Congressman r. 3. Macon apparently
has Won over Hon. Eugene Parrish. Ia
the tHird district Hon J. c. Floyd has
carried Benton. 0arrol and Boone coun-
ties and probably defeats Congress-
man Hugh A. Dismore.
Considerable iHterst attaches to the
two races for railroad commissioners
where there were contests. Hudgins
leads Duley Oh the available returns,
though Washington and Benton csNin-
ties have got been heard from. There
are enough returns at hand to de-
termine as 10 Hampton. Burkett and
Barnett in the southern district, Hamp-
ton winning, as he appears to have
carried twenty out CT the thirty coun-
ties in the district.
Representative Til1man B. Parks of
Lafayette county was defeated for re-
nomination by Hon. A. H. Hamiter.
Representative c. A Fuller of Car
roll county has been renominated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28

county, which are unconnected by tel
ephone Or telegraph with Fort Smith,
with the exception of Montreal, which
give 10 for Davis and 1 for Wood.
w J. Johnson, chairman CT the Sc
bastian county central democratic Con-
mittee estimates that Woods majority
in this county will exceed 700. The
five wards of the city of Fort Smith
and the county precincts constituting
the upper township OF Sebastian coun-
ty give Wo9d 511 majority over Davis.
The twelve townships ont Of the TWEEN
ty-fye # the Greenwood district heard
feota give Wooa 168 majority over Da-
Wis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
CLAIMS IN BEHALF or
GOV. DAVIS BY PAGE

John H. Page, one of Gov. Davis
managers, has given cut the following
statement: We concede to Judge
Wood the follawing counties: Chicot,
Crawford. Jefferson. Lee. Phillips and
Sebastian Clark county Will probably
&c fer Wood, but Gov. Davis carried it
on fair count. The same is true OF
Crawford and Jefferson counties. We
know from returns received to date
that Gov. Davis has carried fifty-siX
counties, and will have in convention
305 delegates. Several of the counties
that we have not received complete re-
turns from yet are considered in doubt.
We confidently expect that GcT. Davis
will carry sixty, anu possibly sixty
five counties. Gov. Davis has carried
Benton county, the home of Senator
Berry, by majority of 300
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
yoTE IN CARROLL COUNTY,

Eureka Springs, March 28.-Eureka
Springs and all but five small precincts
IN Carroll county give Gov Davis 992.
Wood 427.
Berryville, March 2S.-Returns from
all but six small precincts give the
following: Davis 8S7, Wood 39s. Moose
518, McCulloch 554.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
WOO DcARRlEs MILLER COUNTY

Texsrhana March 28.-Nith only
tree small precincts to hear from,
the rteufns from Saturdays primaries
in this c6uaty show, for governor, Do-
Wis rs, Wood 7S8, majority of 50
fsr Wood. The three boxes still out,
and which will not be heard from until
today viii not materially change the
result. Woods majority in the count
cannot be cut TO less than p and
one prominent Davis man comedies
that @osd has carried the county by
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
BENTON PROBABLY FCR WOOD.

Bentonville, March 28-Returns
coming slowly. The official count IS
completed only in twelve small town
SHIPS OF the thirty-two. Indications are
for a good majority for Wood.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
WOOD COUNTIES.

Arkansas -
Ashley ...' -
ChlcCt ....'...-
clark ...... 49, ''''o
Cralghead -. -
Crawford =. -. -. .... -. y
Columbia. ...o
DeSna ...''..-
Drew ..........o
Faulkner go. ......o
Greene. ......'
Hampstead ..lo
Jackson %
JEFFERSON ....1
Lafayette 10
Little River :. .... -. 80. .....3
MllleI -. :. - - - - K
PnllllpS... -. o
Pulaski ....l4
Randolph. -. -. -. -. -
Sebastian. ......l0
Union I
Woodruff ... -. -. 80. ...o
IOtal.. -. ....l9o
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
STATEMENT FROM THE
WOOD MANAGERS

The following statement has been
made by Judge Woods managers:
"All the returns received indicate
that Judge Wocd has carried the State
by large majority There have been
gains in unexpected quarters and sew
eral counties have been carried by
Judge Wood that we conceded tc. Da-
Wis before the election. The reports
from all parts of the State are the most
encouraging nature, and while they are
meagre from many counties, and Who'll
ly insufficient upon which t., base any
claim, they show such ratio of gain
in favor of Judge over the Rector vote
of two years ago as to make us feel
that Judge Wood will secure at least
one half of the counties upon which
there are no definite reports.
Gov. Davis claim that he has
carried fifty-three out of the seventy
five counties is wholly without re-
turns to justify it. and can be made
for nc ether purpose than contesting
the result OF the counties and chang
ing the vote as cast by manipulating
the machinery he controls and, by
frauds upol the ballot.
1--WE are fully advised of plans to
secure an apparent majority where
the vote is against him by the means
above stated. and We will spare no eff
fort to see that any attempted frauds
are detected, exposed and defeated.
There is ne. more justification for his
claim of having carried fifty-three
counties than there was basis for
the telegram sent out by him all over
the state On Saturday evening after
the polls closed that he had carried
sixty counties when the vote had not
been counted in a single precinct in
the state.
Reports have come to us of betting
delegations elected by his followers in
number of townships which Judge
Wood had carried by handsome ma
jorities. The purpose of this proceed
ure must appeal to all good citizens,
and we call attention to it that Judge
Woods friends and supporters may be
alert and alive to the situation. A
great victory has been Won and we
cannot afford to lose the fruits of 1t
through the manipulation cf machinery
ard fraud
Prom the returns received and pr,-
vate communication the following ccun-
ties seem safe fer Wood: Arkansas 5.
Ashley 6, Benton 12, Boone 5, Chicot 2.
Clark s. Columbia 5, Conway -, Craig
head 9, Crawford 9, Crittenden 2, Cross
pesha 2. Drew 6, Faulkner 8, Frank
lin 6, Fulton 8, Grant 3, Green 8,
aempstead 10, independents 8, Jack
son 6, Jefferson Z, Lee II, Little River
:. Miller 4, Phillips 8, Pike 4, Pulaski
IA, Randolph 8, Sebastian 10, Union Z,
Woodruff g. Polk Z. Saline 5rtotal 1872
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
CLOSL. IN DESHA.

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

Morrilton, March 2S.-Sufflcient re-
turns have ccme in to indicate how
this county will go. AS a majority of
the townships have been heard from
and indicate that it has gone for Da-
Wis for governor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
DAVIS STILL HAS SMALL LEAD
Returns Now In Indicate 5 Delegate Votes for Wood 200 for
Davis and Al Doubtful.

sBesi6es these ceHnties there are
about i counties ia which it Will
probably take the official count to de
termine haw they have cast their vote.
We have been unable 20 get returns
on q number Of countess.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
CLOSE VOTE in JACKSON.

Newport, March 28.-Thirteen out Of
sixteen townships give Davis S34,
Wood 112. John II. Keel carries the
county for representative. The Wood
men have II out of % delegates in the
county convention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
MISSISSIPPI COUNTY.

Oseola, March 28.-This (Mississip-
pD county polled about 1900 votes.s
and all but three townships have been
heard from. Davis carries the county
by about 200 majority. +
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
DAVIS CARRIES LAWRENCE.

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

LeWisyille March 2S.--Incomplete re
turns give Wood 454 votes and Davis
434 votes. Three small boxes yet to
be heard from. The county will proba-
bly, give Davis small majority.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
CALHOUN COUNTY FOR DAVIS.

Thcrntcn, Ark, March ZS-Dav1s has
carried Calhoun county about three 10
one over Wood for governor, and the
result of the election in this county is
not in doubt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
POINsETT FOR DAVIS.

Harrisburg, March 28.-Six precincts
in this (Poinsett) county give Davis
697 Wood 1877.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
CAVIS WINS IN GRANT,

Sheridan, March 2S.-Partial returns
from this (Grant) county indicate that
Davis will carry it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
DAVIS CARRIES sEARcY.

Marshall. March 2S.-Complete r..
turns from all except four of the small
townships in Searcy county give Da-
Wis abcut 100 majority ever Wood.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
HEMPSTEAD FOR WOOD.

Hope, March 28.-From returns re-
celved' the county is safe for Wood.
several townships are yet to hear
from. The majority of them are Wood
townships.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
DAVIS CARRIED SALINE.

Benton NarcA 28.-Returns from all
but eight townships shcw Davis will
get coed majority, probably to 1,
in Saline county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
WOOD HAS WOODRUFF.

Augusta, March 28.-A small votey
was cast in Woodruff county. The reae
suit: For governor, Wood 681, Davis
5a2. or
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
POLK COUNTY CLOSE.

Mena, March 28.-Thirteen precincts
out Of twenty-one, including Mena,
gives Davis 377, Wood 355.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
DAVIS AHEAD IN SEWER.

DeQueen, March 2S.-This (Sey1er)
county will give Davis a majority ct
about 2O0
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
WOOD CARRIES SEBASTIAN.

Fort Smith, March 2S.-Owing to-
swollen condition of Intervening creeks
nc returns have been received from the
thirteen unreported precincts of this
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
NEVADA COUNTY RESULT,

Prescott, Mar. 28.-Ten out of eigh-
teen precincts in Nevada county give
Davis 1908, Wood 466. |:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
DAVIS COUNTIES.
Davis cleans the following coun.

Davis cleans the following coun.
ties:
Clebourne. ...... 49,. -. -. -..5
Cleveland. a
Clay.. ......6
Calhoun 3
OoiAoil' ''''' 49, -. -. ....'.o
Grant. ....3
Garland -. ....9
Howard -. -. =. IS
Hot Spring -. -. -. -. ....4
1ZdTu. .-.. -. ....o
oOAAooAA' - '''' ''.' ''.' ~
Logan. ..... 80. ........S
Lawrence. ....6
mississippi -. =. ......4
Montgomery. :. :. "A
monroe. 49,. ....6
N'S'0ua' '''' '''' .s.' 80. %
OudcHlld .......b
ldlile ......
Iefly ..3
Ps1nsett. $50. -. -. -. ...... 6
ocole.. %
o"Allio -. %
W 'iailcls -. 1893
SS"icy ...... .......5
SEWER -. -. ..... 4
oAarpe... -. ..:.. =. 80. ....4
son buien. -. -. ....5
" AiA1o -. lV
" "asAluStOn.. ..... -. .. III
Ao'd4'.. ......... 200
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
BRADLEY COUNTY UNCERTAIN.

Warren, March 28.-Partial returns
indicate that the county will be very
close Tor governor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
DAVIS GETS CLEVELAND.

Risen, March 2s.-Complete uncfr.
cial returns indicate that this (Cleye-
land) county gives Davis 1,1O5, Woo
440.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
SHARP COUNTY FOR DAVIS.

Hardy, March 2S.-Suficient return:
are in to show that Davis carries Sharl
county by 800.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
RESULT IN YELL COUNTY.

Danville, March 28-The vote in YeIE
county, Sc far as heard from, gives Da!e
Wis 1921, Wood 604 a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
Camden, Ark, March 28.-(2. ny
Ouachita goes for Davis by 1925 votes

Little Rock, March 2S.-BOth Sldos
continue confident and unyielding in
their claims on the governors race.
There are eight counties, at least, in
which the vote is SO close that the
official vote will be necessary in order
to determine the result. In the Dem
ccratic state convention which meets
in Hot Springs on the second Tuesday
in June there will be 442 delegates
and 222 will be required to nominate.
At this time it appears from the re-
turns that Davis has carried counties
having 1913 votes in the convention.
while Wood has 1S5 delegates 1t is
claimed by the Wood men that they
have carried Randolph with nine
delegates, which will give them 1855.
Lincoln, Madison, Marion, Baxter.
Newton and Stone are included in the
list OF counties not yet heard from,
Gov. Davis is credited with Calhoun,
lizard, Sewer and St. Francis, although
only the indications point to his vic
tory in those counties. He is alsc, Civ
en- in the figures the vote of Poinsett
county on the face OF the returns thus
far, but it is stated that contesting
delegation for Wood will be sent from
that county.
The undecided counties include
Boone, Bradley, Desna, Franklin, La
fayette, Ouachita and Polk.
For attorney general Rogers con-
tinues in the lead, with Bourland sec
ond, and the indications are that Rog-
ers will probably have enough to nomi-
nate On the first ballot.
DR.. Alvey e. Moore has strong
lead for state auditor and his nomna-
ton seems certain.
The contest for chief justice has
not yet been settled and will prcbab-
ly have to be determined by the
state convention, as no one Of the four
candidates apparently has enough 10
nominate
The race between Moose and Nc,
Culloch is pretty one, and from the
returns at hand it is hard to predict
the winner.
In the First Congressional district
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
DAVIS CARRIES CLAY.

Piggot, March 2S.-Over 2,1QO vote
were cast in this (Clay) county an
Davis majority will probably reaci
200.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-28
DAVIS

ships out of twenty-one give DAVIS
1854 and Wood 594.