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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1904-06-11

There are no eshorbitant prices pre-
vailine at St. Louis, says the press oi
that city, Every charge made Is simply
Fair, that's all
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1904-06-11

Five New Jersey girls won husbands
by toying with lawn mower in front OF
the house Of evenings. This Is ono
reason why Washing the supper dishes
is left to ma,
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1904-06-11
The various other reports were filed.

The various other reports were filed.
The petition OF Mrs. b. Ramona IN
relation to repairing the curblng aver
ditch running through her property on
State street was read. On motion of
Alderman O'Brien, same was referred to
Street Committee.
The eommunieat ton Of the Peerless
Oyster Co., Ltd, was read. Same was
ordered received and filed.
The communication of the Mississippi
Business Mems League was read and
ordered filed,
The Mayor made verbal report
About the case of Arthur Johnston VS.
City, damage suit, lost In lower court,
ON motion OF Alderman Evans, seconded
by Alderman O'Brien, the Mayor was
authorized to take an appeal.
On motion Of Alderman Won Gohren,
seconded by Alderman Evnns, it was
ordered that from and after the meeting
OF June 4, 1904, every officer Of the
city, whether elected or appointed, (ex-
cept, however, Trustees of Public
SchooD, shall report at each regular
meeting of the Board, and must remain
at said meeting unless excused by the
chair. Any ipffaetlon will be met by a
reasonable fine imposed by the Board,
same not to exceed $3.50.
The following bills we're allowed and
ordered paid:
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1904-06-11
JUNE PROCEEDINGS
MAYOR AND ALDERMEN
State OF Mississippi,
Hancock County
City of Bay st. Louis.
uJNfIa rupM tnn.
JUNE TERM, 1904.


A meeting Of the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen of the city Of Bay st. Louis
was held at the City Hall on Saturday
the 4th day Of June, A. d. 1904. There
were present = Hon. E. f. O'Brien,
Mayor; L. II. Won Gohren, r. l..
Evans, r. g. Engman and r. F.
o'Brien, Aldermen, r. ]. Murtagh,
Marshal; Richard Mendes, Secretary.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
we're read and approved.
The various reports Of the officers
were read, investigated, found correct.
The financial statement was ordered
spread, and the others filed,
TREAsuRER's REPORT.
City Fund.
May Ito balance last report. So, ,423 II
June lst--By r, j. Mnrtagh,
r. w. so fines NJ. C.. 900
June lst- BY r. ]. Murtagh,
II. W.5l licenses. s............. 19l 30
June LIST BY r. Mendes, II. w.
oz Road Tax ,.....,,............... 400
e,6es,0i
to Board ............... .S390.I4
June 1T. J. Conway,
21e commission on
$204.90............. 5.t2- 404 .5s
Balance. ce..".....................s 81, ,223 AS
School Fund.
l90l, May ITO balance last re-
poic c'''.,''.................. 1912
June by Warrants to Board. i43.i5
Balanee.................,...,.......S 30.57
School Building.
May Ito balance.last report .$3i4 "a
June 4-By Warrants to Board. 400
Daldhce. e....,....,.. ..,........,,..,S3lO.I 81
Judgment Fund.
l904, June ITO balance last re-
PolG G.'''.''..........,....,I,,, III
The Street Commissioners report shows
an expense account for
pabo '''.'.'...''.,.,,,,.,.,...,.
1ouole geash ii"'',"u "u"..,"i,,.,."'fi" 2S,Up
Labor-lS days at $3.50. ....."........ 27.00
$i07.s7
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-13
WATERVILLE.
Davis Ahead of Ticket-Lannigan and
johnson Elected Representatives..

Waterville Me. Sept. 12.-(SpeciaD.
The weather offered every induce
ment for the voters to come out, Mon
day, and cast their votes for the men
of their choice. for it would be hard
to find a finer September day than that
which ensued after the sun had dis
PEELED the rain clouds which threatened
in the early morning. The day was
void of any unusual excitement, but
there was an unusual hustle and un-
dercurrent of suspense that showed
that Republicans and Democrats were
making a great fight for the control
of the city. The result showed this to
be so. for the vote cast in today.
election was one of the largest ever
known in the city.
AS had been expected, Hon. Cyrus
w. Davis, the Democratic candidate
for Governor. ran ahead of his ticket
and drew IL large complimentary vote,
but even then his plurality was only
-. whereas in the municipal clestion,
last spring, he had a plurality Of 20.
In the fight for representatives, the
Republicans anG Democrats split even,
which shows what IL great fight the
Republicans of Waterville made. They
elected William J. Lannigan. while the
Democrats elected Hon. ChHrl"S t..
johnson. In the vote for sheriff there
was another surprise. 1t had been
said by the Democrats that Frank j.
Ham would nc cut, but though ne was
to some extent it WAS very small. Fred
w. Plaisted having IL majority of only
IS.
The Republicans of the city have
| every reason to feel satisfied over the
great fight made by the party ANA it
is only the beginning of Il series of
victories which the party will win.
AS soon as the returns of the election
began to come in a great crowd of men
and boys collected in Main street
square and the small boy with his tin
horn made life miserable for those
afflicted with nerves. The noise was
kept up until late In the evening. Hon.
Cyrus w. Davis was choered by the
crowd almost whenever he appeared
on the street and he always Responded
with Il nod or Il wave of the hand.
Late in the evening II bonfire was
lighted in Main street square and the
small boys had the time of their lives.
Red fire was burned and rockets
fired while a big crowd stood around
and looked on and cheered. The
manifestation was in the way of a cee-
bration for the Democrats but the Re
puhilcanS had almost as much cause for
celebration by reason of the great fight
made and the election of one of their
representatives
The tabulated returns will be found
on page ,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-13
HALLOWELL.
Fine Vote for the Heads of the Repub-
iican Ticket.

Hallowell, Me. Sept. 12.-(SpeciaD.-
A meeting Of the city government was
held, Monday evening, for the purpose
Of reviewing and accepting the election
returns.
The vote for Governor resulted: Cobb,
Rep, 81; Davis, DEM, 2oG.
Representative to Congress: +. c.
Rurleigh. Rep, 325; L. n. benson, 217;
X. II. Townsend, ..
For sheriff: +. J. Ham. 500; F. w.
pluistrd, 81.
For representatives to Legislatures: w.
c. johnson. 302: +. r. Eeane. $40.
Wald 1 was carried for Davis by -four
majority: for Iieanc for II preventative,
by six majority and for Plaisted for
sheriff by II majority.
In Ward | the prohibition vote for
sheriff went to Plaisted and the vote
for representative to Legislature to
Bcanc. 1t will be remembered that in
the county convention of the Prohibi-
ton party held in this city, last spring,
Sheriff Hams good work was COM
m"nd"d in highest terms and his can
didacy was endorsed. The tabulatcd
returns Will be found on page 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-13
HON. EDWIN c. BURLE|GH
Reelected by the Republicans of the Third Maine District
as Representative to Congress.

lett of Canaan, Dem. 800; William G.
i'alley of Harmony, Rep. 312; Albert
+. Page Of Fairfield, DEM, $40.
For county attorney. Thomas ].
Young of Scion. Rep, 3ii; j. f. Hol-
nan of Athens, Dem, 3o2.
For Judge If Probate. Augustine
simmons of AnsolI. Rep. 81; Alfred S.
Burke of Bingham. Dam, 1903.
For register of probate, Nathan Fow-
Ter of Skowhegan, Rep, 343; Guy l..
t"n"nt Of SkoWhcgan. 301.
For sheriff. Clyde II. Smith of Hart
land, Rep, S24; Alfred II. Lang Of
Sk"Whegan, Dem. 32S
For county commissioner, George T..
Tibhctts of Fairfield. Rep, $50: Albert
:. Parsons of New Portland. Dem. 294.
For county treasurer. I;uel il. Reed
of Harmony. Rep. 81: Albert w. Mill
Ter of HartlanG. Dem. 3o2.
For representative to the Legislature,
Harvey l.. Sawyer Of Smithfield. Rep.
9i2: Clarence l.. Stevens of Snithfield,
Dem. 202.
Fifteen votes were thrown out. 10 for
Davis and five for Cobb. There was
very little cutting as can be seen by the
result.
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ABOUT 10000.
Continued from page ~

parison with four years ago. $50 towns
showing Il net Republican gain of Az.
instead of pointing To i net loss.
\. H. Lang, present Democrat"
sheriff of Somerset county, is probably
defeated. G. \. Smith. his Republican
opponent. having Il plurality of y, with
several plantations to hear from.
When 800 towns had been tabulated
the Democrats had net gain of about
Il thousand votes over four years ago,
on the head of the ticket.
Davis carried the city of Lewiston by
about COO whereas as in 1900, Hill, Re
publican, swept it by about Goo.
Portland. the largest city in the
State. gave Il plurality of 1889 for Cobb.
Four years age the Republican plural
ity on the head of the State ticket was
o6O2 This was net loss for the Re-
publicans in the city of 1918, and the
figures had its effect in swelling con-
siderably the total of the net Demo-
cratic gain.
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kENN e BEG.
Congressman Burleieh Runs Ahead
Sheriff Ham Re- elected.

Augusta, Nc, Sept. 12.-Thc election
in Augusta was of especial interest
from the fact that the Democrats cast
their largest vote in II years. and be-
cause of the Republican support of
llaistod, the Democratic candidate for
sheriff. Despite the fact that Plaisted
Received l0ii votes in this city to 907
for Ham, Rep, returns from 2S out of so
towns in kcnnebcc county indicate the
i"-cl"ction of Sheriff Ham by about
100 plurality. Augusta gave Cobb.
itcp., for Gov 1889. about 800 less
than four years ago, and Davis, DEM,
So. again of 3l5. County returns on
congressman Indicate that Congress-
man Burlcigh. Rep. ran ahead of his
Ticket Every Republican candidate for
senator in the 81 Congressional district
Is apparently elected and also every
Republican candidate for State repre-
sentative but one in kennebcc county.
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BANGOR.
Republicans Lose Two Representatives
Whole County Ticket Safe.

Bangor. Me, Sept. 12.-Today's vote in
this city shows a gain of 6S2 over the vote
OF two years ago. The Republicans lose
two Of their repr, sentativcs. Those elect
ed are Charles f. Bliss and j. b. Mullin,
Democrats, and Frank ii. Tuppcr. Rcpub-
lican. Both the successful Democrats
ran way ahead of their ticket. The city 5
vote for Governor is: Cobb. 1883: Davis,
1909. On the vote for county attorney the
city gives Patten, l !, 11o9; ToWle,
Dem, 1861.
For sheriff the city voted: Gilman.
Rep, 1872: Hill. Dem. 1i29; Richardson,
Pro. A.. The rest Of the Republican coun-
ty ticket received about the average ma
jority.
At 11.30 p. NJ. returns received indicate
that the Republicans elect the entire coun-
ty ticket and also all the legislative can
didateS in PcnObScot with the exception
of four and a possibility of FIVE. The M tn
is the town Of Springfield. from which
accurate returns will not be had until to
morrow.
Owing to the failure of the election
clerks in Ward I of this city to max" re
turn of the vote for congressman the vote
of the city cannot be given in this respect.
This return will not he opened ny the
city council until it meets, Tuesday even
ing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-13
ANDKOSCOGGIN.
County Goes for Davis by So and Cum
mings by Over 600.

Lewiston, Me, Sept 12.-Androscog-
gin county has gone Democratic. giving
Davis, Dem, Il plurality of - over Cobb.
Rep, for Governor, and giving John l..
Cummings, Dem, a plurality of rising
GOO over Charles S. Cummings, Rep, for
sheriff, according to first returns. 1t is
believed that the Republicans will elect
the remaining county officers.
Lewiston elects four Democratic rep
rcscntativcs and Lisbon one Demo-
cratic Representatives. which will give
Androscoggin countY's representation in
the lower House seven Republicans to
five Democrats.
Auburn gave Cobb. Rep. 1921, and
Davis, Dem. 1889 Lewiston gave Lobb
ll29 and Davis 2O5. -Four years ago An
droscoggin gave Hill, Rep, 5147, against
32l5 for Lord. Dem. for Governor
which is Il net Democratic gain of POS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-13
HOME FROM MANASSAS
Members of Company H Enthp's'''
Over Trip.

Company Fl, N. G. s. N. le'I ~
Monday morning, at $50 oclocA' w
Manassas, Va, where the co" 's,A|
has been for the past ten days
the other members, of the Aiine ~
engaged in the war maneuSeis
men are all In good health ana ais
tnusiastic over their trip.
Some Of them are footsor1 5
are thin and tanned as the
their hard work in the opel
they are proud of the part the
took in the maneuvers and are
to go again. Company H was y
Brown army, which held Tn9s
fare Gap during the maneuves i Z
the company from WatervfLe ~
better showing than many q III -
panies which was engages vi. r.
the result OF the thorIpgh ori, ~ 80
men received for sey ~ mon. ron. 80
vious to their depaI " for ''''
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kENNEBEC COUNTY.
Cong. BurIeigh Runs Ahead OF Ticket
Sheriff Ham Re- elected.

Augusta, Me-, Sept. 12-Thc election in
Augusta was of especial interest from
the fact that the Democrats cast their
largest vote in l. years, and because OF
the Republican support of Plaistcd, the
Democratic candidate for sheriff. De-
spite the fact that Plaistcd received 1Oii
votes in this city to 3vl FOR Ham. Ike
publican, returns from 2S out OF ~
towns in Kcnnchcc county indicate the
recollection of Sheriff Ham by about
100 plurality. Augusta give Cobb. Re-
publican, for Governor, 1882 about 800
less than four years I-n. and Davis,
Democrat So, Il gain of 81. County re-
Congressman Burlcigh, Republican,, ran
ahead of his ticket. Every Republican
candidate for senator in TIL" Third Con-
gressional district is apparently elect
ed. and also every Republican candidate
for State representative but one i'll Ken
nebec county.
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FAIRFIELD.
Big Vote Out. With Cobb LEADING by
Two Votes.

FAIRFIELD, Me, Sept. 12-(SpeciaD.-
There has been a good deal of excite
ment here, today, on account Of the
state election. Both parties have
worked hard for the success of their
candidates as will be seen by the result
which follows:
for Governor William T. Cobb Of
hockiand, Rep, @19; Cyrus w. Davis Of
Waterville. 81.
For representative to Congress. Ed
Mi.i !. Burleigh of Augusta, Rep, 1856:
Elliott \. Benson of Eden, DEM. 3O3
FOR senators, Forrest Goodwin of
9ho" hesan, Rep 3225; Harrison D. Bar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-13
SAGADAHOC COUNTY.
Full County Ticket Elected-Sheriff
Ballou Handsomely e-elected.

Bath, Me-, Sept. 12.-(SpcciaD. -Saga-
dahoc county followed its old-time Gus
tom. today, in throwing Il handsome Re
publican plurality and clccting the fol
lowing ticket: Senator, Albert H. Shaw,
Bath; county attorney, Charles d. New
ell Richmond: register of probate,
Harry c. Weber. Phippshurg; sheriff.
John w. Ballou, Bath; county commits
sioner, Charles c. Crosby. Arrowsic
treasurer, Albert l.. Strout, Bath; rep
rcSentativcs to Legislature. Harold NJ.
Scwall and Samuel II. Percy, Bath, Clar-
encc o. Purinton, Bowdoin, Eugene
Thomas. Topsham. The only fight was
over the shcriffship, in which the Pro-
hibition nominee. Rev. Charles all.
Young of Bowdoinham. carried six towns
and polled 1902 votes against 1888 re
ccived by Mr.. Rallou. who has held the
Office for over 20 NcnrS.
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YORK COUNTY,.
Republicans Elect Every Man on the
Ticket But One.

Biddeford, Me, Sept. 12-York county
Republicans made almost a clean sweep.
the Democrats succeeding in electing but
one of their candidates. a representa- tive
to the Legislature from the towns of Old
Orchard and South Berwick. The Rcpub-
lican majority for Cobb. Governor, and
Allen. congressman, was largely increased
over that of two years ago. The fight CEN
tered on the offices of sheriff and county
attorney. George O. Athorne and George
l.. Emery. Republicans were elected sher
if and county attorney respectively by a
very large majority.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-13
WALDO COUNTY.
Republicans Elected With Exception of
Two Representatives.

Belfast. Me-, Sept. 12.-The entire Re-
publican ticket in Waldo county except
two Democratic representatives, Win
field f. Pendleton of Islesboro and
Frank F. Johns of Searsmont, were
elected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-13
DETROIT.

Detroit, Me-, Sept H.-(SpeciaD.-T
vote for Detroit
Woodbury.. /.
For Representative to Congress-Bur-
leigh, 81; Benson, As.
For senators-Goodwin, 65; Barrett. As;
Bailey, 81; Page. 49,
For county attorney-Young. 60; Hol-
man. As
For judge of probate-Simmons, e.;
Burke, 46
For register of probate-Fowler. 81;
Conant. &C.
For sheriff-Smith, 43; Lang. 6S.
For county commissioner-Tibbetts e.;
Parsons, &C.
For county treasurer-Reed, 81; Mil
Ter. 46.
For representative to the Legislature
-Howes. 40; Vickery, "a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-13
Daily ksnnebee Journ,l
JOURNAL TELEPHONE, INA
oFFicE-so Main a,

WaterviIIe citizens viii, 49,.
favor by leaving or 'eIephonina ~.
OF news interest to the Jo,....
WaterviIIe editor. The of6.. :.
during the day. In case n. "a. "
should chance to be out At .,x ~.
during the evening, nows tom. ma
left in the mail box on the door ,,a -
Be found by him In season for II. n.,.
mornings issue.
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COTTON MILLS RESUME.
New Brunswick Plants Start After a
Prolonged Shutdown.

Fredericton. N. B., Sept. 1.-THE
Gibson cotton mills of Marysville,
after being shut down for more than
a month, have resumed operations in
full.
The st. Croix mills of Midtown. after
a long period of curtailment, are also
on full time schedule.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-13
BlDDEFORD AND SACO,

Biddcford, Me-. Sept. 12.-The vote
for governor in Saco was Cobb. Repub-
liCan, 726: Davis. Democrat. GA. In
1900 it was Hill, Republican, IT'S; Lord,
Democrat, $50.
The vote in this city was: Cobb 1929:
Davis. 1915. In 1900, it was Hill, 1O13:
Lord, 7S2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-13
SOM ERSET.
About 1900 for Goldsmith Elected
Sheriff.

SkOwhcgan, Me, Sept. 12.-(SpeciaD.
Practically complete returns from all
the towns in this county show a Re-
publican plurality Of about 100 for
Cobb over Davis. The Republican can
dIdatc for sheriff, Smith is elected over
Lang, the present incumbent, by about
u votes.
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BANGOR.

Bangor, Me-, Sept 12.-vote for Gov
ernor in Bangor, Cobb, 1893: Davis.
Democrat, 1909.
Democrats elect two representatives..
Charles f. Bliss and J. B. Mullen: Re-
publicans elect one, Frank H. Tupper.
in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-13
ROCkLAND

Rockland. Me-. Sept. 12.-Rockland.
the home of Cobb. the Republican can
dldate for Governor. gave Cobb 1861:
Davis, Democrat, 691. In 1900. Rock
land gave Hill, Republican, 1902. Lord,
Democrat. COS, a gain of g. votes, over
four years ago. thereby showing a gain
for the Republican candidate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-13
kENN e BEG.
Every Officer and Representative But
One Are Republican.

The Republicans have swept Ken
nebcc county by 1900 plurality for Cobb
over Davis. Ham is elected sheriff by
100 votes over Plaisted. The Demo-
Gratis get only one representative. c. f.
Johnson of Watervillc, out of the IS
in kcnnebec county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-13
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Sheriff PenneII Re- elected, GAMMA
About 1900 Over 1902,

Portland, Me-, Sept. 12.-Sheriff Will
liam M. Pencil, Dem, of Brunswick,
was reelected in Cumberland county,
with about 1898 plurality. His total
vote. SG95. was a gain of 1900 over 1902.
NJ. Il. Trefethen increased his vote of
two years ago by like figure, while
Charles Dunn, Pro, fell off much from
a. ). Bisbee'S vote of 5000 two years
ago.
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LINCOLN.

Lincoln, Me-, Sept. 12.-Representa-
tive Artemus Weatherbee, Rep, 246;
William ii. Averill Lee, Dem, II.
For SenatOrS--ISaiah X. Stetson.
Bangor Rep, 220; Halbert p. Gardner.
Rep, 210; Amos w. Knowlton, New
berg. Rep. I'll; William H. Shaw,
Dem. SO; j. w. Sawyer Dexter, Dem,
SO; Pit II. Jones, Springfield, Dem,
,101.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-13
ARoosTook.
Congressman Powers Reports Gains in
Nearly Every Town.

The Journal has received the follow
ing telegram from Congressman Pow.
els Of Houlton:
Journal. Augusta. ~
returns from Aroostook Indicate
Republican gains in nearly all towns
over any former election LII.
Coop plurality will be near 1000. Have
not heard from the rest of my djstrict
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FRYE BURG.

Portland. Me-, Sept. 12.-Fryeburg, in
Oxford county. the first town to be
heard from on the result of State cleo
ton gives Cobb. Republican, for Gov
ernor. 10: and Davis, Democrat. 80.
In 1900 Hill. Republican, had 1874 and
Lord, Democrat, ~.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
Democrats Claim Senator and Possibly
Some Other Officers.

Wisca sset, Me, Sept. 12.-(SpeciaD.
Incomplete returns Indicate that the
Democrats have elected their candi-
date for senator and possibly the other
with much splitting of tickets.
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WINSLOW AND OAKLAND,

Waterville, Me-, Sept. 12.-Winslow
gives Cobb. Republican. 249; Davis,
Democrats, III. In 1900, Lord. Demo-
crat, had &c: Hill, Republican. 249.
Oakland gives Cobb, Republican. 254:
Davis, Democrat. 24a. In 1900, Hill had
235 and Lord had 1853.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-13
BENTON AND UNITY.

Waterville, Me-, Sept. 12--Returns Of
the vote for Governor from Benton give
Cobb, Republican, 116; Davis. Demo-
crat, 76. In 1900, Hill, Republican, had
116. and Lord, Democrat 6j.
From Unity. Cobb. 1913: Davis, 113. In
1900, Hill had 1873 and Lord 1O2.
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LEWISTON.

Lewiston. Me-, Sept. 12.-Returns for
Governor from Lewiston give Cobb
Republican. 1925: Davis, Democrat,
21O4 In 1900, the vote was Hill. Repub-
lican, 1856; Lord. Democrat. 1919 This
shows a loss or AS for the Republicans
and a gain of 7S5 for the Democrats.
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FROM VENEZUELA.
Arrival Of American Minister Bowen
at Washington.

New York, Sept. 12.-American Min
lister Bowen and Baron Calliotti. charge
d'affaires Of the Italian legation at Car
acas arrived here, Monday, on the
steamer Caracas from Venezuela. Mr..
Bowen said he was home on leave Of
absence and needed rest. He said the
climate Of Venezuela had been particu-
larly trying to his health this summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-13

Hascall S. Hall left, Monday after
noon, for New York. where he will at.
tend the meeting of the American
Bankers Association which will be held
in that city. this week.
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HANCOCK.
Democrats Elect Sheriff-RepubIican
Elect All Other Officers.

Ellsworth, Me-, Sept. 12.-Except for
Sheriff the Republicans elected their
entire ticket in Hancock county, in
Guiding two senators and eight repre-
s"htdtives. Byron II. Mayo, Dem. was
elected sheriff.
Twenty-Five towns in the county
gave Cobb d plurality of 1918 for Gov
ernor.