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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-06
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

rPr Telegraph to Tie Tribune
. CAnf 5-Wheat lacked the necessary
90 70 accomplish much for either bulls
nc - - WIS in the main heavy, because Of alb
- ~ demand FOR the local cash article and
te ,r.erence OF foreign buyers 20 offers CT United
1sr..~ts~ closed unchanged and December and
- I.ae decline. Corn dragged and left of
ao. -. to l.c lower oats weakened near the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-06
Boston, September 6. 1905.

Eoboken Land & Improvement Company. 900
Hudson COUNT Gas Ill
Jersey city. Fioboken d Paterson Ry Co... 25
Lortlard preferred TAI
DO % SIS, 1908 100
Eeur-BrllnswfcS Light. Heat & Power Co.. so
Sevr-JerSey Zinc Company $50
Nevf-York & Nev-Jersey Telephone Company. 16s 1T2
North Jersey street Railway Company .....-... %
Paterson x Passa,c Gas Electric Company. % 20
Public Service CORPORATION ................112
Rapid Transit Street Railway Company $50 $50
Somerset. Union & Nddlesex Lighting Co.. 80
South Jersey Gas. Electric Traction l21 z $50
Singer Manufacturing Company. $40 $40
Standard Oil $40 SIS
United Electric Company CT New-Jersey- %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-06
Teachers.

ry-F ACHFRS WANTED Gentlemen. superior of
mathematics ana athletics; also superior teacher -
athletics class school -alereS lib
crai Apply Mrs. NJ T. TOUNG-FULTON- = Union
Som New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-06
Surrogate Notices.

n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald, Surrogate OF the County Of
New York notice hereby given all persons having
claims against Pierre L Boucher late of the County OF
York deceased, present the with vouchers
thereof subscriber al his place Of transacting
business. at the office Of VI Coughtry; No Is Broad
street in the City OF New York before the 24h
day OF November next.
DATED New York. oath day Of May. 1905
SOPHIE HOLLAND BOUCHER, Executriz.
WM 3 VOUGHTRY. Attorney for EKecut-tx. 25 Broad
street New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-06
m PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON,
y PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
L Abrer 9 Thomas Surrogate Of the County Of New
York notice all persons having claims
lanes Of the County of New York.
with vouchers thereof.
the subscriber place Of ransaCting business.
Street in the City OF Ne" YORK en- or oetors
he 18th December next
Dated New York. the sixth dav u June. 1919.
LEWIS CASS LEDYARD Executor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-09
Telephone COMPANY TO
HAVE 7-sT0RY BUILDING
Will Be Fireproof, Steel struc,
ture With Frontage Of
I25 Feet.

Richmond is to have another large new,
building, TO be erected by the Southern
Bell Telephone Company. The deal for
the two additional lots-Nos.3 q 87o5 and 700
East Grace street--was closed yesterday
morning. The properly was purchased
for sci, 900. h.
The new building will be a large f,re-
proof. steel structure, having a total
front OF 1925 feet, and will be about seven
stories high,flt Will be confined solely
TO the uses Of The company. and NIL
contain enough room to handle an add-
,onal list Of about 10000 Subscribers.
The company has found that tile pres
.ent building Ia not capaclous enough Ia,
keep pace with the increased progress Of
Richmond, and in order to meet the
growing demands determined to erect a
new building, which should be ample
enough for the enlarged business, Work
will be started on It some time In the
spring, or aas 90 on as 4 tha plans sspscl;sI
dcat ons are comp plated. :,g n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-09
CITIZENS TEST
The EF00.D.AI {: VIM.
Declare II AS Good As Any
Boarding-Housc
Fare.
THE BOARD TO MEET e TO-DAY
3fsneola, 10 The Times-Dispatch.) }

Z tGIgz (SpeCluI uc
LEXINGTON, VA. Nov. S.-Several
members Of the Board OF Visitors of the
Virginia Military Institute arrived this
evening for their meeting tomorrow to
investigate the complaints OF cadets with
reference to food conditions It Is ex- '.
pected that the board viii make a thor
ough investigation. which will result In
improving conditions In the, commissary
department.
For the past, two weeks well-known
gentlemen OF Lexington have dropped In
unexpcctedly at the mess hall and taken
meals with the cadets. and all of them
say the fare will compare favorably with
any boarding house In Lexington, both
as to quality OF food and manner OF
preparation.
The third. class, which presented a pa
per to General Shipp. threatening to leave
the school unless promise Of improved
conditions was, given them. have offered
to Withdraw the paper but have de-
clined to apologize.
The matter is being held in abeyance
for action by the board. Just what PEN
atty they will inflict for such a Aagrant
breach Of discipline can only be SUR,
miSed gtss ~ zss3Eit ~ 5t 44ittf -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-09
NARsH|Ps ORDERED
TO sANT0 DOMINGO.
Natives Uprise Against Admins
tration Of Morals and Col
lusion is Feared.
(By Associated Press,)

WASHINGTON, November s,-A revo-
,lutIonary movement has developed In san
Domingo. News OF this uprising, the. first
In many months, came to the State De-
partment last night from ono of It's
representatives IN Santo Domingo There
was a lack of details. the statement being
merely that an uprising hnd occurred at
Macoris, directed against tho Admlnistra-
ttion az President Morales
The news was Immediately commnnl-
Gated 40 the Navy Department and an
order was dispatched by cable 70 Rear
Admiral bradford who is at Guam
Cuba, to send n warship at once e, tns q
scene Of trouble, a ship can be sent 70
Macoris In half day,
Nothing Is known definitely as TO the
"a use OF this outbreak, but Is said here r.
that the leaders we're hnaneed from New y,
Work.. With a purpose of stirring up st rife
lust in season to adversely lnaaense I, n', Z
ton in the United states Senate on y tlle]
bending santn Domingo treaty
II is stated that the activities OF tlls
United States warships now probably
Viii viiss h be confined to the protection of
American interests.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-09
WILSON SAID TO
Be A. BIGAM|ST | | Al
Bridegroom Admits He Was.
Married Before Says Pres
ent Wife Knew.
DECLARES ' Z; He FI!: WAS DIVORCED.
Snatched From Side Of Richmond
4. Bride to Face Forgery
Charge.

st# Charged on a warrant with being q
fugitive from justice. and having com
mltted forgery. and with the additional
charge OF bigamy looming up upon his
horizon. j. H. Wilson. the young white
man, who less than a week ago was the
q hero OF romantic marriage with pop
u.ar young Richmond lady. is In the city
Jail awaiting the arrival of the Roanoke
authorities, now on their way here to get
the prisoner. In toto he denies the
charges. made and those inslnuated and
asserts with vehemence that he will be
able to esta blish his Innocence.
4 He admits being grass widower. =
saying that he secured q divorce from
his wife more than a year ago. This
first wife he claims, lives "just out OF
Buffalo" He has one child.
Mrs. j. II. Wilson, who less than ten
days ago was Miss Isabella L. Steinberg,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Stein
berg. Of No. 406 Graham Street. this city.
awaits the result Of the trial Of her
husband upon the charges preferred She
was ignorant that charge of bIgamy
would be lodged against the man who a
few days ago stood with her at the
altar. Wilson says his wife knew OF his
former marriage; 1t was impossible last
night. TO secure statement from Mrs.
Wilson herself,
What Prisoner Says.
Wilson, who is a man OF about twenty
five! years Of age, with auburn hair and
~ n :, :, 20. - 90 =, -, ----
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-09
SWALLOWING A BEAN
CAUSES CH|LD'S DEATH.
Lodges in Her Lung and Leads
to Pneumonia-School Girls
AS Pallbearers.
AS Pallbearers.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

= - X ~
ONANCOCk, VA, Novenlber S,-Little
Susie .nooro, The three-yeat-o.a ~ Il .,,v.
of Mr.. and Mrs. William u. Moore. OF
Onancock, was playing last Friday af-
ternoon with string OF beans. She had
fscme OF them In her mouth when she
stumbled and fell backwards. and
swallowed six. doctor was summoned
MS soon as me aeclden, WAS d. sy,,,s Z NJ,
and he succeeded IN relieving her of five.
One. however, Went down into one Of
her lungs. She had frequent spasr,s.
and getting no better was carried TO Nor.
folk to a hospital Saturday afternoon
The little child was beyond the aid of
physicians as a severe case OF pneu-
monia quickly developed. and death
followed Monday afternoon.
The funeral was held yesterday from
the Baptist Church, ak young ladies'
from the onancock High School acting
as ,pall-bearers The lite Girl was bright
and attractive. and was the only daugh-
ter OF one OF the leading and moot pop-
ular statesmen on the road
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-09
AFTERMATH 0
GREAI STRUGGLE
Tuesdays Election the All-Ab--
sorbing Topic Among
&s3sEs Il, III: Leaders.
VICTORY ON SLIM TURNOUT

:. y ~ 2 = 49, a. Ir ~ = 4 l
s,s While amid the Wild rush that sweeps
and sways the minds OF men in the busy
marts of commercialism, in this progress.
\ sive a sc, the Virginia campaign OF 1903
Is rapidly glImmerlhg and fading into
the distance, and giving place to lmpor-.
stant eventslthat are to follow, yet II mas
Its incidents, it anecdotes, its aftermaths
and It's memories. which will linser lons
5in2t the minds Of those who We're more
or less intinlat ely associated with its
conduct.
Naturally the results in Virginia fur.
nished the ealIconsuming topic In political
circles yesterday. the Democrats nav
Ing been jubllant to n degree, and the
Republicans. corresponding doWhcnst
and cheerless
No feature OF the battle was more wide.
.ly discussed than the miserable fan
down made by the new" Republican
party In the State, whose leaders had al
least hoped to materially reduce Demo-.
cratic majorlties, and to pull up strong
..E CONTINUED on Eighth Pagco
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-09
LITTLE GIRLS A |: BURNED
TO Death in A TENT.
Child Of H. S. Kimball, OF Bos-
ton, Owner OF Soapstone
Quarry.
Especial to The T!mes-Dispatcho

NEW GLASGOW, VA. November 81
Adele the eighteen month old daughter
az Fl. g. K!mball. of Boston, Mass, was
burned to death in d sleeping tent at
Buffalo River soapstone quarry near
sI,v.. Hrt,yep, Ma, AZ loon Tuesday
Adele had Just been left By her nurse
and the Fehiid was dead before the IRE
Mr.. Kimball was formerly Of the
tinted S,ates Navy, He As gnoW opera ting
the large soapstone quarry near I'ye
river. va, Mr. and Mrs. Ifinball were
- Annapolis when >he accident occurred.
The body OF the little girl was carried
~ 3al,ilnore to-day Tor l..ternlent,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-09

Naval Academy, resulting in the death
iof Midshipman Branch, would be thor
oughly Investigated. but that at present
no further orders would be issued.
9Admiral Sands, the superintendent at
the Naval Academy, to-day telegraphed
Secretary Bonaparte that Leutenants
Fitch and Noyes. Of the cadet battalion,
had been reduced to the ranks for particle
spationtin&the unfortunate affair, by which
young Branch lost his life. The regula-
tons provide for the immediate inves-
stigation OF the matter by court oe
inquiry. which. 1t is stated at the De-
partment. will undoubtedly recommend
the trial by court-martial, not only OF
the survivor of the prize fight, but OF the
!timekeeper and the referee. both cadet
officers, and perhaps OF the cadet ofri-
GERS who permitted the men to withdraw
from the supper line last Sunday eve
ming to engage In the fatal en-
counter. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-09

I, Especial to The Tim Dispatch.) l s3S
ANNAPOLIS, ND, November 8.-The
funeral OF NIidshipman James R. Branch,
who died here Tuesday morning after
receiving injuries in Il fist fight with
Midshipman Miner Meriwether. Jr., took
place this afternoon from the Old Naval
Academy armory. Chaplain Fl. H. Clark
conducted the funeral services. and tthe
interment was in the Naval Cemetery.
The pail bearers were his classmates
M,dshipmcn II. y. A1c1Sittrick,& y. Il. Hy-,
5drlck. C. Humphrey c. r. Page, C.. E.
Pugh and E. w. Pritchard. The full
brigade Of midshipmen attended.
Admiral Sands Will begin thorough
Investigation OF the affair TO- zorro ".
Secretary Takes Up Case.
(By Associated aPress.)
WARRINGTON, D. November 81
Secretary Bonaparte stated today that
the recent occurrence at the Annapolis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-09
AND
REF0RM'E:R |: RS 5 !. WIN. N !.
Official Outcome S. 81 Tuesdays.
Contest Shows Republican.
Losses Everywhere.
DEMOCRACY SWEEPS ! l:,.I- OHIO. [ ]
lBy Associated Press.)

/ WASHINGTON. D. c.. November g.
..The election of John NJ. Pattison, Demo-
crat, as Governor Of Ohio by approxi-,
mately 10000 plurality over hlyron T..
HerrIck. the present Republican Gov o. Y (
ernor: an Immediate appeal by William
R. Hearst. the Municipal ownership can \
didate for the New York mayoralty. to-
the Supreme Court to contest Mcclellan'a q
reelection in that city. on the basis OF
alleged evidence of wholesale Illegal acts
at the polls; plurality Of s'4S5 votes
for Mcclellan; an immediate contest by
the fuslonists in Louisville In tho courts
gainst the election of Democratic NUNS
cipal officers and members OF the Legls-.
latur were the developments In to-day's,
election aftermath.
!. McClcllan's plurality is the minimum
on record for successful mayorallyfc
-, d Co. nagS \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-09
CONTEST TO START
Conference inference Of Leaguers Deter.
\ mines to fight III Courts.
(By Assoc.uted ,3ressss { AZ !,

(By Assoc.uted Press. )f Ss s5$S
~ ~. lO1Rlk. NoyenDergS --That / d Biz,
tei tight Will be waged IN tl,e an, .3 s3
20 decide whether George 3. Mcc,leIia'nss
#ol William Randolph Iiearst & "a ha%
nitts " " ol new 4ork for the mex four
.eu1s, ' 's now assured The compile "a re- \
k.uils give AcClellan plurality OF alS5
a st!e stl'ilillest3 ever recorded for III
illtaSoralty ma candidate and A
sresult which might readily 81 rs..arsa.,
by recount OF The ballots .1i -5
Mr.. Hearst to-day announced his ~, az
ton to take Immediate appeal ~ ,ha.8
I supreme Court, his managers having de-
Z c!afea tnat they had secured evldenc q lf5S
htnesai acts against Loco inspectors az
electlon, ana that 10000 Hearst man yvI,n
Wehr TO the polls to vote for Mr.. Hearst
mad found that their names had q l,,aa a "a
been voted. IAN = sl1Sss8 ss88
Most OF this fraudulent voting IS said
to have been done IN East Side assembly
districts, especially In the ..lYhteenIi,,.s NJ
Charles T. Murphy's home district. and
II the Sixth, Of which Timothy D, Sulli-8S
van Is the leader. I, VI .9iSass <
Opponents Approve.
Mr.. Hearst's proposed action mat Win /.
warm approval In many quarters, even
among those who opposed his election. !. 8
ana he received many. assurances Of sup
pert District Attorney Jerome express-
ed himself in, terms on jistrong approval
OF Mr.. Hearst's programmes, and do.
claf'ed that he would Immediately. M ii
slltute a searching Investigation Of the
alleged Democratic frauds He also Dr.
dered the returns from the Eighteenth
and Sixth Districts to be care efu..1
guarded.
Ira g. Darrln, the newly elected dis K
trict attorney OF Queens county on tho ~
Republican ticket. made similar sstate.S
ment. Il Ii
William NJ, Iylns, the defeated Repub-
lican candidate for Mayor, also com-
mended Mr. Hearst's action, and ex-@
pressed the belief that a recount would NJ
show that Mr.. Hearst had been elected, d
Tamnany's Edict,
After a secret session OF the Executive Il
Committee of Tammany Hall, held thls ii
afternoon, tho following statement was RI
issued. x
"A. THE executive committee OF the Demf-s ssSa
cratic organization protests against tha 4
outrageous published threat Of the de. 81
reated candidate OF the Municipal OwneF.
shin League to overthrow the Will al SSl&
,he people, as expressed by tho vote
nast on election day. and directs the law ;s
committee to exert Its best efforts and 4:
take such steps and institute such pro-
ossdlnss as viii safeguard the election ss
i u h 4 rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-09
TYPHO0N .DEvAsTATEs
..., JAPANESE PROVINCE.
fBv AssocIated Press.l

--.--7-- (By .AssucGHted1 -ITcss.J -,--- ~ w
TOXIC, November S-2:so P. MA.
typhoon yesterday wrought extensive
devastation in the province in Oshima
and the islands adjacent thereto Over
eco buildings have been destroyed and
a. steamer, 1t is sad, has been wrecked.
No loss Of life Is reported.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-09
Some Switching Around.


There was 4 a good deal a.of switching
around in syalrieus counties ]. on Tuesday,
not to have more ma aterially altered gem
eral results, The Democrats captured the
following districts represented in the last
House by Republicans: 4 Montgomery and
Radford. one member from Rocking gham.
Stafford and King George and two mem
bers from Washington and city OF Bris-
toll The Democrats also carried Spot
sylvania and Fredericksburg. which was
represented in the last House by an In
dependent at
The Republicans reversed conditions in
.Wythe and perhaps several other coun-
ties.
From present information. the person
mel OF the new Legislature will be rs
shown by the subjoined list, the mem
bers not Democrats being indicated.
Senate.
Marion. f.55. 4
Third Distrlct-Dichnson (Rep,.
Fifth District-P. F. st. Clair, Bane. [
seventh Dlstrict-H. L. Garrett (Rep.)
Covington
Ninth District-Edward Echols. staun-
ton. 5 ,ss.5 2s / n
Eleventh District-B. W. Lynn, Lees
burg. J
Thirteenth Dlstrlct-F. ". sims.
Louisa. . 2
Fifteenth District-Georse s. shackel..
ford, Orange.
Seventeenth District-John s. Chapman.
Standardsville.
Nineteenth pistrict-A. E, Strobe, AM
herst
Twenty,flrst Dlstrict-R. R. Nobiin,
South Boston
Twenty-thrd Dstrict--w. 4, Garrett,
Rtdgeway.
Twenty-fifth District-F. B. Roberts.
Chase City.
Twenty-seventh Dlstrlct-A. r. Hobbs,
Mari.
Twenty-ninth Charles T. Las
sitter, Petersburg
Thirty-first Dlstrict-w. ". Sale, Nor
folk.
Thlrty-third Distrlct-John 6. Niemeyer.
Portsmouth.
Thirty-flfth Distrlct-T, Ashby Wick
ham. Richmond.
Thirty-aeventh District-B. T. Gunter,
Accorhac.
Thirty-eighth Dlstrict-charles j. An
ICoptinund on Ninth page i.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-09
KILLED BY A SPLlNT TIER
WHICH STUCK IN HlSSEYE

(Special to The Tlmes- UlSpatch,) q
III swYTHaVILLE. VA, November 8,,-N1r.
Posey Walters. who lives about three
at his saw-nllll this morning, had q splin- II
ter d rIYen 4 In Nj his eye, from Which no 4
died this aftern ron
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-09
THE WEATHER.

Forecast: Yirginia-Falr Thursday: rain
winds. becoming east: iaS% 81
North Carolina-Fair Thursday. except
rain In extreme west portions; Friday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-09
LOSE STRENGTH
IN LEGISLATURE
Looks AS If Republicans
Fail to Hold Their
Own.
FEWER MEMBERS
ON JOINT BALLOT
Democrats Make Gains in Several
Southwest Districts-Change
Will Not Be Material
Either Way--some
Are Yet in
Doubt.

The political complexion Of the Legs.
lature will not be materially changed as
a result OF Tuesdays elections. though
1t looks as If the opposition strength has
been reduced.
The Republicans will probably have
seventeen members on JOINT ballot as
against twenty in the last body They
made a gain OF only one vote in the
Senate giving them s,x instead of five in
the upper branch.
They had three .'holdovers," Messrs.
Grecar, Turner and Noel, and two OF the
other seats they held, and which were
filled on Tuesday, were retained by them,
while they gained ore. This was the
Bristol district, formerly represented by
Hon. j. Cloyd Byars.
or the one hundred members OF the
last House. there were fifteen Republi-
cans and one Independent. The Republic
cans have elected nine and probably
eleven, members OF the lower branch.
They may L possibly get thirteen as a
result Of later returns. but even then
their strength will be only nineteen, In
stead Of twenty. In the Last assembly.
with nine members certain, they will
probably get Carroll and Floyd, still
Pulaski, Patrick. Franklin
and Henry are in doubt. In Pulaski
there Is a possibility Of Republican vic
tory. but In the other three chances
favor the Democrats.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-09
Angered BY Attacks on
Supporters. Mr.. Hearst
Will Contest.
RETURNS HELD UP;
ILLEGAL VOTING
Violence and Frauds Unparalleled
in New York's History s
Marked Battle.
HEARST DECLARES A
FIGHT TO THE FINISH
Irregular Methods Will Be Taken
to Supreme Court and Prose 38
cuted By jerome and
Many Of Candidates
Political op- 'siIs B
ponents. Ssss
(By Associated Press. i

new YORK, Novena ber S.--WithS tha
granting o an order BY Supreme Court
Justice WilliarSJ j. Gaynor, In SBrook vr,$
tonight, compelling Police Commissioner
NJ Al cAdoo to remove every ballot box FROM
al the precincts in Greater New a9orks 4
to the bureau of cleo tions, VILLA h, IF. R.8
Hearst. the defeated Municipal 8 ownei,-s5 -s5
ship League candidate took NJ his first
legal step In a fight to secure a re counts
$of the votes cast on ection day 5
Reviews Affidavits.5 s5gss
The The / ord @ er was gran ted after j usticee@
Gaynor had reviewed affidavits su blmtt-S ii
ted by Mrs. Hearst's attorneys and h halt \
an hour later, Colonel AIexander$s8 s.
Bacon and F ". Brown, representing h
Mr.5 Iearst. served the order on Con-. .Sg
missioner McAdoo, who sent out q geii-
Beral order to every precinct I'M Greater
New York. instruoting the captains i 8 N
Other officers In charge to send the bal -i
a lot boxes straig ghtway to the bureau > ofS
elections In Manhattan ~ IN signing the
order Justice Gnynor. said s.s
Causes Const sternation. 552 90
The police have nothing whatever,5$ Il oN
do with the ballot boxes and III is Il NOS
astonishing that they should have pos
session Of them. They have no RICH t rs
even t ,!, touch them. The order is granted;
me granting OF the order came unext- KS:
spectedly and caused much surprise ana
with the opinion OF Justice Gaynor rs / Hi t5s
" the the police have no right to the balint
boxes and should not even touch them.
8 new aspect Is placed on the case. ThisS4
rs g the first time such an order was ever
Issued y, las heretofore the police
Wass afts nag IA charge Of the ballot boxes
~ arter &, the count has been taken al the 4;
sp spoliins places. They are removed to he
( station house Immediately after he ir,.S5
ballots s y u ~ - = t'sss
". NJ. ivins, YIN: the defeated Republican
l,,ayoralltX ~. candidate. was asked day
/ t; pY Mr. Hearst to act as his counsel trlas5
the = fight. he will wage to he declared Z
imavor' 1,a,'i Mr:.1 wins refused, but said ia Il
wonld Won gladly cooperate with the 4, a
associate counsel u III t . ssa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-09
Conditions Yesterday,

Highest temperature yesterda So
Lowest temperature yest terda y.,.....,, 38
Mean Temperature yesterday. AZ
Normal temperature vest erda y.,....,.., 10
Departure from normal tempera ture., Of
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