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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01
Republican.

Governor George II. Utter; Lieutenant
Governor Frederick II. Jackson, Secre-
tary OF State, Charles r. Bennett; Attor
ney- General, William p. Gainsbrough;
General Treasurer. Walter A. Read.
Democratic.
( Governor, Lucius F.&C. C;arvin; I.ieuten-
ant-Governor, james H. Thurston; Secre-
tary of State. Frank Z. 'Fitzsimmons; st
torney- General, Thomas A. Carroll; Cen
.eral Treasurer. Albert II. Olney.
Prohibition.
Governor Bernon e. Helme; .Licuten-
ant-Governor, Horace M. Ralph; Score
tary Of State, William II. Hobson; Attor-
Thomas II. Peabody; Cen
era Treasurer, Burlington NJ. Briggs.
Socialist Labor.
Governor Thomas F. Herrick; Lieuten-
ant Governor. David j. Moran; Secretary
OF State Everett 7. Bowers; Attorney
General, Charles LaRose; General Treas
urer Moses I'assel.
Socialist.
Governor, Warren A. Carpenter: Lieu
tenants Governor. John w. Higgins Sec
rotary of State. Henry F. Thomas; At
torney-General, John Burton; General
Treasurer, Joseph z. Arnold. t4l
PENNSYLVANIA.
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The Wears Bitter Jest.

THO usually peaceful parish OF L, uhor ~,
ton in pastoral Lelcestershre Ensl ove.
Sas worked a ltss VI r in ailownE sheer
a the yif n ta veshurchyard and the vicar
gtuza ,,,tod ont in letter TO his, people
hh MS unndoubed lega rights over s,l Ih as mis- his
ssss s if Is ef he q Ne y .
fn ,maely for the general harmony, 10 no
adds: pa n.h ls'hrd Please tell those
b ln re re- SO SO anxious about their rights
,SnI 1 y yin gladly bury ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sT'omlnercnl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01

Pain or dull ache In the back Is I'M
n,istaxable evidence of kidney trouble.
It Is Natures timely warning to sto"
you that the track OF health Is nor
clear.
If these danger signals are unheeded'
more serious results arc sure to follo"'
:Bright's disease. which Is the worst form
Of kidney trouble, may steal upon you.
s The mild and the extraordinary effect
of the world. famous kidney ard bladder
remedy, Or. Kilmers Swami Root is
soon realized It stands the highest for
i.s wonderful cures OF the most distress
Ing cases. a trial will convince anyone
land you may have sample bottle free.
by mall.
Gentlemen,-l attribute my present good
health to Swamp Root. ] suffered many
years with Kidney trouble and Md an al
most constant pain In my back. Your
great remedy Swamp Root, cured my
trouble, and | have since been perfectly
well.
Yours truly,
B.SH.s chaiker. Ex. Chief OF Police,
Ozark, Ala.
Lame back is only one symptom OF kid !.
ney trouble-one of many. Other symp-
toms showing that you need Swamp Root
are, being Obliged to pass water often dur
Ing the day and to get up many times
during the night, inability to hold your
urine smarting or irritation in passing.
brick dust or sediment In the urine. ca
tarrh OF the bladder. uric acid. constant
headache, dizziness. poor digestion. sleep
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01
Committee to Meet.

Thc Committee on Plan and Scope or
the proposed State fair of Richmond VIII
rect at 8 clock tomorrow night at the
Uestrnoreland Club. when the members
VIII be the guests Of Mr. Charles b,
Cooke at dinner. Mr., II. Lee Lorraine,
chairman Of the committee and father Of
The fair movement, held conference
last night with several gentlemen inter-
estcd in the proposition. The situation
in general was gone over, with more
particular reference to the information
to be laid before tho committee to-mor-
row night.
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OFFICIAL WASHING
TON IN GRAVE DOUBT
Free Expressions Indicate That
the End OF Trouble Is
Far Distant.
(irrOm our Regular Correspondent

lFT1m Our Regular correspondent.)
WAaIi!SGToS y. q, October si.'-
Washington does not Miow 3att exactly
pt'at 70 gsy epH@ernlpE conditions In
kuAsia. EgeH Il tie manifesto Of The
CzaF. aasGEatlDg autDeraey and granting
epuEtt;utbo1ai rsAGofn 70 the pe1pie. ia
tastA ~ ~ fun face value, there q
giays Jolbl e1pfesg.sd ~ mo statn De
!aTtneEt ~ u whether there Ia IN siah,
anYthlBE ne an End u ne conlmotion
+H1ng sbe .,fgple that has prevailed for
i6"piHs ~ M pf,ieiai ~ the depart
Hsnl irEsn aho has apsni many years
q nis tiif &tudyias political conditions
iH k,afD.ys much ri tins sine IN foreign
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Uzz2Az1gG2
Az3S & sQXs,0 ZZzzzzzzzz&Sss-rF

During tho afternoon Count Wittc an
nounced to II friend that lo was not
without hope that universal suffrage
would be introduced before the elections
for the State douma took place
This announcement when 1t spreads
among the liberals. Will eproll many of
the latter among the friends of the new
government against the socialists who
announce that they will be satisfied with
nothing less than Il de!2ocratic republic
on the basis OF state socialism.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01
PARTY TICKETS
BEFORE PEOPLE
City and State Political Nominal
tons to Be Voted for No
vefr1ber i.
(By Associated press.

NEW YORK. October 3l-lGlections VIII
| be held Tuesday, November eth. in seven
States and six of the larger cities. III
Massachusetts,, Rhode Island. Virginia and
Ohio, n Governor and other State officers
arc to be chosen, aud In Pennsylvania,
Maryland and Nebraska, minor State OIL
GERS. Judges, or regents Of the State Uni
versity. lii New York, Indianapolis,
Louisville, Salt Lake and San Francisco,
y Mayor and other city officers. and in
Chicago, sanitary trustees and Judges arc
to be voted for
The Democrats and Populists have fused
In Nebraska. the Republicans and DEM
ocrnts against the Union Labor party In
San Francisco, and the Republicans and
other parties against the Democrats III
Louisville.
In PENNSYLVANIA there lns been n mis-
ccllaneous endorsement of the Republican
and Democratic candidates.
The Prchibtionists have n ticket in
Massachusetts. Rhode Island, Penhsylva-
MIA. Maryland, Ohio Nebraska, New Yc.k,
indianapolis and Chicago; the Socialists
In Massacl nisctts. Rhode Island, Pennsyl-,
vahia. Ohio. Nebraska, Virginia, New York
md Chicago; the Socialist Labor partytln
Massachusetts,, Rhode Island, Ohio. Penn
sylvania, Virginia. New York and Indian
apolis: the Municipal Ownership party In.
New York, and the American. party In
Salt Lake. S .3i5
There arc six candidates for Mayor In
New York and four in indianapolis.
Party Nominations.
Following arc tho nominations made by
the different parties:
MASSACHUSETTS.
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NEBRASKA,
Republican.

Republican.
Associate Justice Supreme Court, Chas.
B. Lotion; Regent OF University, Victor
G. Lyfordi Regent Of University. Freder-
ick Fl. Abbott, l5R
Fusion.
Associate Justice Supreme Court, VIM.
g. Hastings, DEM: Regent Of University.
Louis 1ightner, Dem; Regent of Univer-
sty, Dcmmitt G. Cole. Pop,
Prohibition.
Associate Justice Supreme Court Fred,
B. Beall; Regent of University, Nathan
Wilson Regent OF University, Harry 7,
Sutton.
Socialist.
Associate Justice Supreme Court, Parker
s. Condlt; Regent of University Mary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01
SOUTHERN AND Ill. CEN.
.sABSORBS" TENN. ROAD
ny Assoclatcd Press.l

Z NASHVILLE. TENN. October Silt
was announced here to-day that the Tilt
noLs Central and the Southern would come
into possession of the Tennessee Central
on December LIST, the former to secure
the Wester seton and lattr the Eastern
section The Tennessee Central Will Tor.
the present, remain rs now organized.
President Spencer. OF the Southern Rail-
way, and party will@go to washington to-
night, and President Fish, OF the illinois
Central :. will leave tomorrow morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01
GOBLET IMPERSONATOR
GOES TO REFORMATORY
Try Associated Press.

NEW YORK. October 3l.--James3 y:
Abeel. the young man who unprecedented
]. Ogden Goelct in 1903, surrendered him
self to-day and was committed to Elmira
Reformatory TO serve an tndcterminate
sentence. Since his conviction in 1901
Abeel has been N Waco, Texas, most
of the tine. AZ. .aE 60
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01
TRAIN SAYS NOTHING
or REPORTED SHOOTING
U3v Associated Toress.)

Y WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l--The navy de-
partment day received, two cablegramss
from Rear Admiral Train. dated Mt Shanghai
yesterday. No reference was made in either
ono to hlsshaying had trouble with Chinese
OH account " shooting Chinese woman
while hunting ms cabled to tho London
Evening standard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01
"Gay New York"

a Crisp in lines. tuneful In music, bright
in scenery and costumes Gay New
York" 10 proving the liyest musical com,
5edy that has come 70 'he li'''oa ~ many
: INC ih funny German ladies' t,ailor: who
,as sw sneii il played u BY Dan Mason. who Is
t Very 4 much after the order, OF Chin y,
Ills work and no Keeps the house roa ,;
Along with thu really fInnS S sGr Sor pae 81
CD Catchy ci,y Songs and pretty dances and the
hin rroup OF show girls ls kent busy dur
Ing the entire duration OF the piece
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01
Officers Reflected
fBy Associated Press.)

Los ANGELES, CAL. October sl.--The5
National w. c. II. u. in an annual con.
venton in this city, day reelected all
the omcers of the organization now serv-
ing as executive heads.
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Greatness.

'Dprn& his boyhood everybody said he
would achieve greatness In some line,
''lie did" answered Miss Cayenne. "He
became great nuisance."-- Washington
star
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VIRGINIA.
Democratic.

Governor Charles A, Swanson; l.ieuten-
ant-Governor, j. Taylor ElysOn; Attor-
ney-Geneml, William a. Anderson; Secre-
tary Of Commonwealth, d. q. Eggleston;
Commissioner of Agriculture, George w,
l<oincr; Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton. Joseph ID. Eggleston. Jr.; Treasurer,
Asher w, liurman III
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Surgeon Paralyzed.
tBY AssocIated Prcss.l

CHICAGO, Oct Sl-While he was per-
forming a serious operation yesterday IN
iho Michael Reese hospital. Dir. J, w.
Oswald, ono of the leading surgeons on
Tho northside, was stricken with pa
rnlysis. The operating knife dropped sud-
denly from his hand,
III was picked up by an Inferno ana
gwen back to him, hut 1t dropped again
from the DOCTORS nerveless fingers and
then the attendants understood.
They carried him from the room ana
another surgeon completed the opera ton;
1t Is not expected that Dr. Oswald VIII
recover. He Is AZ years OF age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01

Republican, Robert r. Mccormick;
Democratic Frank Wenter: Prohibition.
Joseph L. lWhitlock; Socialist. James W.
Johnston.
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MARYLAND.
COMPTROLLER.

Democratic, Gordon Il, Atkinson; Repub-
lean, Henry NJ, McCullough; Prohibition,
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NEW YORK.

Democratic, George b.. Mcclellan; Re-
publican, william NJ. WINS; Municiunl
ownership. William Randolph Hearst;
Prohibition, John G. Crawford, Socialist
Aigern9n Lee; Socialist Labor, John j.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01
Socialist.

Governor, 1sadore cowcn: Lieutenant
Governor Walter G. Guntrop; Treasurer,
Joseph Fl sims: Attorney General, John
G. Madde; Judge Supreme Court, Elisha
j. b zeIgler:, Board Of Public Works.
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CHICAGO.

Republican, William l.. Lynch: Demo-
cratic, Richard p. Morris; American, Ezra
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Democratic.

Governor. Charles w. Bartlett Iieuten-
ant Governor. Henry NJ. Whitney; Secre-
tary of State. Henry b. Little: Treasurer
end Receiver General, Daniel j. Dohcrty:
Auditor. Patrick ]. Ashe; Attorney Gen-
eral, John d. Ieahy
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Democratic.
Democratic Paul G. Barth; Fusion.
John Il. O'Neal
SAN FRANCISCO.

Fusion. John. S. Partridge; Union Labor.
Eugene Z. Schniitz
SALT LAKE.
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Pierce Roc; Regent OF University. Lcor
Z ! Indianapolis.
Democratic.

Democratic, John w. Holtz man: Re-
Democratic. JOHNNY. Hoffman; Re-
publican. Charles A. Bookwalkcr; Prohl-
dore Bernine.
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Republican.

Governor Curtis Guild. Jr.; lieutenant
State, William NJ DIN; treasurer land
Receiver General. Arthur B. Chaplin; Al-
ditor, Henry f. Turner; AttorneyGene
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01
Prohihitinn

Governor, Willard o. Wyile: aLieutenant-
Governor; John I'll. Smith: Secretary of
ceiver General. DR.. G. Fl. Albro; Auditor,
a. B. Griffin: Acknowledgement. Allen Co =
I'm
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Socialist Labor.

!. Governor. John L. sleiger; Lieutenant,
ter Faber; Attorney General, James.
Mathows: Judge Supreme Court, Max
Eisenburg; Board OF Public Works, Otto.
StcinhOff,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01

you're wearing onesof our
Hats, your head ism the right
place. not, now Is the time
to Getunder.
$I.OO up TO tho best-Du1lap
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01
Republican.

Governor, Lunsford l.. Lewis; Lleuten.
ant-Governor William T. kent;s. Attor-
ney-General, George a. Reyercomb Sec
Commission of Agriculture. W. II. Egg
born; Superintendent of Public Instruo-
ton, ]. n. HaNnan; Treasurer, John Ack'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01
Reds and Whites Clash.

Early In the day the MarseIllaise sup
planted the national anthem, ms the
popular marching song. The loynlists
attempted to take the lead against the
socialists and revolutionsts by organic
ling counter parades, in which they car
$ried the red, white and blue banners of
Russia and chanted the national an
them; but they were driven off the New
I slly Prospect by the overwhelming num-
bers Of the reds every time they ap-
@peared
IN the early part of the day great
q crowds of spectators filed the broad
sidewalks and remained until the demon
sstrations assumed so turbulent n charac-
ter that the we'll intentioned classes fled
ito their homes and the merchants hastily
II boarded UP the windows OF their stores
\ and shops and barred their doors, fearing
%nn5 outbreak. which might result in pill
laEe and destruction. Such an outbreak.
,showever,s; did not occur, and the day
closed without serious collisions.
Tired Out, Retired Early.
.sF The major portion Of the citizens, tired
Is out by the long celebration of the first
edaySof Russian liberty, went early 10 bed.
eand at midnight the Nevsky Prospect
was deserted, except for crowds of
eroughs. armed with clubs, who paraded
the avenues, singing the national an
them, rs well as revolutionary songs.
and who had frequent collisions with
each other, during which shots We're
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''Berry's for Clothes

N 8 v m Der suggests cold
weather.
Cold weather suggests Over
coats.
Overcoats suggest Our store,
where all the new shapesare
waiting your SELECTION.
S1Oto $40.
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Similarity.

she-This lace is beautiful, but very
expensive. aa.,
Her Husband-Llke YOU, my dear
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Old Sol Awakened.

II 1t was q significant omen that aiter
WEATHER, symbolic Of The days OF NY
ewathcr symbolic OF the days OF we
strike the sun, shone out brightly 'o .,1a.
In ST. Petersburg and brought radiant ~,
indian summer day The scenes III ~.
Pgtorsburg reminded the observer OF
events III nu American university Town
after q great football victory. but q
thousand times inagniiied. FROM cails
] morning The streets OF the capital were
filled with IL mass of demonstrators. VINO
,,assdctl up and down the long and bfoan
Nersky Prospect and trhmpca tlhne "'l''
aga IN tho route between the two prinol-
nal cen.crs II demonstration. the kazan
Cathedral and the University, and, con-
stantly nuginoniing, reached grand
total of fully 10000 persons.
Down The Ncvsky Prospect. late IN inc
AFTERNOON. socialists ugitators. consisting
,of both students and workmen and mem
beers Of revolutionary organizations
jumped into The fore front of atiairs III
st. Petersburg and converted the celebra-
ton into n great revolutionary demon
Z S.Y y..,Y .
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Socialist,

Governor, James F. Carey; Licutenant-
Governor, Patrick Mahoney;, secretary,of
and Receiver General, David S. Brodeur:
Auditor, Ambrose Miles; Attorney en-
eraL John Weaver Sherman.
Socialist Labor.
Governor, William II. Carroll; Lieuten-
ant-Governor. Thomas f. Brennan: Sec
rotary Of State, Nloritz E. Ruther; Treas
Auditor. 6. O. lTedrik HANSON: Attorney
General, Henry S. Hess.
RHODE ISLAND.
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Several Fatalities. !.

= f. 3 I Z. Z ~ " . /.
S1 The most serious encounter during the
day took place near the barracks of the
/. Semnoff Resiment,% where a crowd OF
&demonstrants In attempting to march to
.the archaeological Institute was stopped
by troops Shots were fired on both sides
With the result that one man was killed
and ten wounded. a prominent lawyer
and a professor We're wounded in col
5ltsion at the polytechnic school. Another
fatally resulted from the demand made
by the crowds that hats be dotted before
the red flags. An officer who refused to
obey the demand was set on and beaten
with the stats Of flags. when he drew
his revolver ard fired number OF
shots, killing one person. In an atlray
ut the Putilof works between strikers
and non-strkers, several men were badly
beaten. Ten or twelve men were wounde
ed in the conflicts on the Ncvsky Pros
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Democratic.

Governor, Aaron S. Watkins: Lleuten-
mt Governor, Willis u. Fotz; Treasurer.
Hiram r. Baker; Attorney-Gcneral. Wal
ter s. Lister; Judge Supreme Court,
James Sterling; Board of Public Works,
George w. Mace.
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Governor, Thomas Hollins; Attorney
Z General, Edward Schhde.
s5i.s9iaa5' OHIO.
Republican.

Governor. Myron r. Hcrrick; Lieuten-s
ant-Govcrnor, Andrew L. Harris: Treas
ured, William S. McKinnon: Attorney
General Wade II. Ellis: Judge supreme
Court, William u. Davis. Board of Public
Works. William Kirtley. Jr
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and General Trepor, the troops gen
orally were withdrawn from inc streets
OF tic cities and the fullest rein given
the people to let out their enthusiasm, .,,
.i demonstrations. which go long as tnes
were not destructive, were not interieleu
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no CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take IA XATiVE BROMO Quinine Tablets,
refund money II 1t falls to cure. T1 w.
GROVES signature Is on each ooA' eoc.--'~us'
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Socialist.

Governor, George NJ. Norris; Lieuten-
ant-Governor. William Cath; SECRETARY
of commonwealth, Max Boehmi Treas
urer, William IA. Cooper
Socialist Labor.
Governor, d. y. Downeyi Lieutenant-
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raphy Normal and English. Students
admitted any day. Catalogue free. Ad-
dress II. y. Boyles, Pres, Boyles Bldg,
Omaha, Neb. R-M2n
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PERSONAL
DRAMATIC ART A ASPro

The Chambers School OF stage Arts offers
exceptional opportunities to students wish
Ing thorough course OF instruction in all
tnat pertains TO the essentials OF stage
craIt ana oratory. Correcting deficiencies
ot the speaking voice a specially. The only
Commercial College building, corner 18th
ana Farnum streets. Send for prospectus.
Management OF Willard K. Chambers. Tel
Fist. Director OF School John Edgar
owens. Tel 1883 U-5A
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-17

CITY SAVINGS BANK pays per cent.
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