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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26
WELL ENTERTAINED
Co. E, FL. l., Had Ladies' Fled Day at
Emery Park.

Company f. First Light Infantry had n
ladies' field day at Emery Park, Auburn,
yesterday afternoon. the rain making lit
tie difference 10 the participants. who
were out for fun and a good time and
had H.
Lunch was served from - until D. m.
Then came a series of games. running
races. etc which women only'were allow
ed To enter. handsome prizes being Of
fcred.
At o'clock clambakc was served 20
about j0 persons.
The committee was Lieutenant Walter
] Lewis chairman Sergeant Peter Pal
las James Reavey. John Donneliy and r.
= Jud isch.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

At New Haven-New Haven 4, New
London 2.
At Hartford-Hartford "a. Norwich 0-S.
At ringfeld-Springfeld 5, Holyoke 2.
Al Meriden-Meriden Bridgeport-wet
grounds
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26

Private uraud and Scrgt. KeOugh OF
Massachusetts were tied with eight others
for 10th place with a total score Of i76.
The published program and schedule OF
events have been disregarded. Instead
of being concluded early today the ma
tioral individual match consumed all OF
the DAY and will continue tomorrow
The national pistol match. scheduled 10
begin az I y. m. today. had 20 be post
poucd II will follow the national indi-
vidual match and very likely will be shot
tomorrow afternoon. In vicw of tho
foregoing tho indications arc strong that
tho national team match. by far the most
important event ~ the tournament which
is slated 10 start AZ y m tomorrop.
oill have - 10 DELAYED until nest Mon.
dsy Furthermore. ~ is believed that ths
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26
Cincinnati az New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING,
new ENGLAND LEAGUE GAMES

At Nashua-Concord 3, Nashua 2,
At Hayerhill-Lawrence I. Hayerhill O.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES

chicago won two games from Boston
yesterday at Chicago. Altrock winning tho
hrst . to and Patterson Duplicating the
ieat lh tho second game by the same
score. Attendance 1888 Scor7s.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26

rsve you lost somethlnn' N 80. adver.
tlse your loss In Tire News. ~ costs you
nothing ard you may get u back.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26
GAMES TODAY
Boston at Chicago.
New York az Cleveland.
Philadelphia a.; Detroit
Washington az ST. Louis
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

Pittsburg outhatted Boston Yesterday AZ
Boston and won by 5 20 4 Wagner
steal ~ home base. his phenom mai Ga.
helding and a catch by Dolan. which he slid
along the ground 20 accomplish. were
much applauded features Atte,dance
1852 The score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26
COAL AND WOOD.
Providence Goa! Co,
WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL
Central OCfce-Custom Houfo and wey-
bose. Streets
Var. O1ice-Dye. Street Foot OF Dor
raEce-
COAL AND WOOD.
A. HASSELBAUM co.

Wholesale Dealers. 1mporters and Bot.
tiers OF
FINE LAGERS, ALEC, PORTER
WIVES. BRANDIES, WHlS-
KEYS. ETC,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26
PROVIDENCE

Kuns-BarcIaF II NOCk-I Flrst
base on bans-On Schultz 2; on Poole 2
Struck out--By Schultz g. by Poole g
Two-base hits-Ciancy. Barclay. sacri-
flee hits-Poland 2. Brodic. Mcconnell.
Conn. Rock. Umpires-Conway and Zim-
mer. Time-lh. Som
'Battcd for Poole In the ninth inning.
(Second Cameo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26
(First Game
ST. LOUIS 3. WASUINGTON n

The Browns whltewashed the Washing
tons yesterday at st Louis Buchanan
pitched his first winning game out of IA
IN which he has ofiiclated Attendance
100, Score.
innings .....1 3 7Se
81 Louis ....1 0 0 0 0 O-I
NEW YORK 3, CLEVELAND Ill IN
NINGG
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26
GAMES TODAY

GAMES TODAY.
Newark nt Toronto
baltimore at Montreal.
Jersey City at Buffalo.
providence at Rochester (2).
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26
NEWARK 3, TORONTO /
BALTIMORE II. MONTREAL, .

Baltimore won poorly played game
yesterday AZ Montreal. Fifteen passes
were given and II helding errors made in
the game Montreal refused 10 pav fines
ordered by President Powers and Rslti-
more played the game under protest.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26

Allowing the Hghlanders only three
hits In 10 innings. Donahue lost the game
yesterday at Cleveland In the 1lth inning
on base on balls, thi hits and an error.
which netted three runs U'p to that
inning Donahue had Griflth's band at his
mercy. Griffith then got off his base and
hurled line OF talk at Donahue that con-
fused him Gritf1th was escorted from
the field. Att ndance o369 Score:
Innings Il 2 3 8 6 9lOu
New York o 0 0 o "a
Cleveland % 0 0 0 0 0 0 II
PHILADELPHIA 6. DETROIT 3.
Philadelphia won yesterdays game at
- tro't through Mullens wlldness and op-
portu1e hitting. Attendance 1900 Score:
1"nings .....1 . 3 5 7s9
Philadelphia % 0 0 l 0 %
Detroit ........o ! ! o o ! 0 o O-s
GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston at Chicago.
New NorR az Cleveland
Philadelphia a; Detroit
Washington az ST Louis
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26

tAMIN TDNA
Piftsburg ~ BOSTON
81 Louis a. Brooklyp
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08

sBrings mail.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08

thousand more than this year, so that in light
vote Colby carried the county by a relatively
larger plurality than Stokes did 4 year ago
Two years ago. in off year. the Republicans
carried the county by about thirteen thousand
Although Colby defeated the machine at the
primaries and earned the enInity of the bosses
against whom he made his fight within his own
party they appeared to support him Loyalty, and
Yesterday Major LentZ hard II work keep
ing all malcontents who showed activity in
line.
r H. Sommer, Republican for Sheriff. was
cut some but will have majority over Schoen-
thirteen thousand to fourteen thousand. The
rest of the Republican ticket. including the
eleven Assembly candidates viii be elected by
between fourteen thousand and fifteen thousand.
The only extensive cutting WAS in Newark,
where an effort made 70 elect the Demo-
cratic nominees for Board of Works; the
Flep,,biicaus have q solid membership now. An
effort was made TO obtain minority represen-
ta;ioIi. but il failed. and the Republicans have
2 safe majority for their TWO candidates.
Mr. Colby OF being assured OF his election said
that he was satisfied thta he hed been fairly
treated by the machine which he repudiated. He
said that the result showed that the people were
anti-boss and favorable 10 his platform OF lin
tied franchises and fair taxation OF the rail-
roads. He said that the fight for next year would
begin The indications at late hour
were that Orange has gone Republican in all
publican), defeated j II. Wiegel for Alderman.
Alden Freeman beaten for Councilman IN
the 4th Ward of East Orange by = majority
af g.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
YOUNG TAFT CATCHES THIEF.
Nephew of War Secretary Catches Pick
pocket in Election Crowd

Young Walbridge Taft, of Henry W Taft.
the lawyer. and nephew of the Secretary of War.
caught a man trying to loot his pocket last night
while he looking at the election returns at
Herald Square. The had his hand in Taft s
coat pocket. when he swung quickly about and
grabbed him by the neck. Taft is big muscular
fellow and showed his physical training when the
man tried get away He clung to the pick
pocket while the great crowd at Herald Square,
for the moment diverting its attention from the
returns applauded him vigorously until Policeman
Brckleigh forced his way through the crowd and
arrested him.
The prisoner taken the police station.
where he gave his James Watson. He
later admitted that his pedigree record at
Headquarters. Young Taft will appear against him
this morning.
The sergeant. when he looked over the prisoner.
turned to Mr.. Taft and said: You are to be com
pIimented. Mr.. Taft. You've done good service
TO the community in catching such man
Mr. Taft came down from Yale yesterday aid
in the election of District Attorney jerome. He
was a watcher a polling booth IN Avenue A. He
said he had about 800 in his wallet, which the
prisoner tried get.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
W4NT M'C4LL OUSTED.
Missouri Policyholders also Demand
Return of Cam paign Contributions

St. Louis. Nov. IA resolution introduced by
ex-Circuit Judge Blevins at meeting to-day Of
New-York Life Tnsuance Company policyholders
calls upon President Mccall TO $135.01o the
contributed to the Republican campaign fund
and also asks that the board of directors de-
mand President McCalls resignation. and threa tens
that if these demands he ignored to put the COM
pany in the hands a receiver. The resolution
also recommends that each policyholder of the
company in Missouri contribute 81 TO form an or
ganization similar organizations of other
States William Freudman spoke against the resO-
luton. declaring It premature.
Every charged with crime replied Judge
Blevins, wants delay. That is what Mccall wants
If he gain time. he thinks he will be able to
fix things that the policyholders will satisfied
We should give him time"
The resolution tabled. Virtually everybody
present contributed 81 the organization fund
and a permanent organization was formed
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
BOSSES DOWNEDIN JERSEY
Continued from first page.

chimes have been installed was slower than fi'
wears This was caused by the great amount
of cutting by both parties The proposition 10
abolish the present Board OF Freehoders ana 10
substitute county commission was on eaci
ticket and also made extra work. The propose
fion 10 abolish the Board of Freeholders mas
been carried by a sweeping majority
Later returns which incomplete hioi-
Gated that the vote between Close and frahci'
for Sheriff was so close that there was soiio
room for doubt. The prevailing OPINION no"
ever. was that Francis had been defeated
TENSION HIGH in JERSEY CITY
The tension was high in Jersey CITY
but the polls were we'll guarded and there
was comparatively little trouble. In addl'loh
~ the police on duty Sheriff Zeller had -oo
deputies sworn in and assigned TO the poiis. 1 ne
IDENTITIES arrested Patroman Langan, VINO was
moi in uniform for being within the prescrlpeo
100 feet limit of the polling place Langan re-
1slfated bv causing the arrest of three of the
deputjes During the visit of Mayor Pagan and
Police Commissioner Potts to polling place
in the 1st Ward fight started and ex-Patrol-
man Thomas Kelly was pummelled and arrested
Abraham L. Graham. Fagah worker, was ar
rested charged with forgery
He was designated challenger, but II is
charged changed the place TO which he had
! been assigned in the certificate William Jones
was arrested for trespassng within the 100 feet
limit There We're few arrests for illegal voting
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
e caIIed fhe attentfnn az tfe -efectfon Officers.
FR4NCIS.S FATE IN DOUBT.
Result H7M Be Close an Monmouth
County, n. j.

Red Bank N J.. Nov I (SpecaD Francis
was severely cut in Monmouth in the shriev-
atty fight Close and Francis each claim
Sheriff. John H. Cook. Editor of The Red
Bank Register g: so p m, says:
Close will win by $50 majority
The final result viii be very close
Francis carries Oceanic and Shrewsbury
townships by an increase over Kirkbrides Re
publican majorities of three years ago, but in
the I'd and lst wards of Asbury Park Close gets
2S majority, where Kirkbride carried them
three years ago by 266
Close may carry Neptune. Three years ago
Kirkbridge carried Neptune by 800. Here Close
gets 5S majority IS in Milestone and 142 in
Marlboro. He will get $50 majority in Free
hold. as he gets 120 in two wards there. Re
publican Senator and Assemblymen are elected
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
DISORDER IN CAMDEN.
Republicans Surprised at Reform Victory
of Nowrey.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

- IB" Telegraph TO The tribune
Camden, Nov. The Camden County Republi-
cans reelected William T. Bradley State Senator
and Scovel, Gibbs and Jones members of the
Assembly. To the surprise Of the Republicans
William Nowrey the reform candidate for Sheriff
elected by about 1000 majority.
There lively scenes at the polls all day
with number of sharp personal encounters and
some arrests One of the interesting incidents
early. when Clarence B. Croft, president of
the Legal Voters League, Roosevelt Repub-
Ecan reformers, arrested, thrown jail
and later released 800 bail for further hear
ing with officer while making arrest
1t was the 4th Precinct of the 5th Ward when
2 man attempted vote. Samuel SudeTs.
watcher. challenged him on behalf Of the 'Roose-
Welt Republicans and Democrats. Emil Johnson
a friend of the interfered with the challenge
dered his arrest, and Weaver policeman, at
tempted lock the man up. At this juncture
Mr. Croft stepped I'm and tried to explain things
but in the excitement that followed Weaver saw
his man getting out OF the polling room and run
ming down alley. He gave chase, and alleges
chasing johnson a negro threw a blackjack at
the fleeing man, cutting open his mead and rem
dering him unconscious. "
johnson taken to Cooper Hospital, had his
wound dressed and afterward placed in Gus
tody
rested Suders and Croft They We're sent TO the
civ Hall and had hearing before Acting Re
corder Knight who held them in bail for TO-
The polling place is in former Mayor Nowrey's
division and he says that, while he does not know
vote he does know that Johnson had legal right
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Tuesday, Nov Z, 1905.
ARRIVED
TO-DAY

ARRIVED.
Furnessia (Br). Blake Glasgow October Is
steerage passengers and the Bar at
steamer Paloma Cuban. ONeili Cardenas October
p, sagua 30 and Matanzes November 3. W Munson
Steamer Kroonland Doxrud Antwerp and Dover Octo-
Der %. to the Red Star Line 29I cabin and 7e1
steerage passengers and mdse Arrived
steamer Antigua CBr>. vitten. Cardiff October 21 to
the British feet with coal Vessel master Arrived
%, Messina % Palermo 80 to the J c seager Co
with cabin and 500 seerage passengers and mdse
steamer Yeddo rJ 80 Baird Yokohama 1,,,, % tob.
aoees5 esns g. nm e 10 ena a - sinsaPoTe September
Algiers ~ to Howard Houlder Rowat Co with mdse
steamer AVsIa 5srI T Hut fiyn,s . ~ 9rs,ih .. u, nj,
alongan September Tessi 2 Colombo 10. Port Said
November 6. to the Sugar Refining Com
pany. with sugar Vessel TO shewan. Tones & Co Ar
steamer Prudential Horne Rouen October II to
Wright & Son, in ballast Arrived Bar at
Steamer Rico. Griafths, San November l. TO
the New and Porto Rico Steamship COMPANY with
ndse. Arrived the Bar at $40 m.
steamer Hurstdale (Br), Campbell September
Co quebracho wood Arrived at the II p m
Steamer Helen tNor) sivertsen Antonio October
40 st ARnes Bay Port Maria 81 and Antonio
Noyember .d l. to s the be H Bar a company with
Steamer FL Monte Maxson. New Orleans November 1.
70 Southern Pacific COMPANY with ndse Left Quar-
Alamo Noble October ODE 80, 80 via RTnns
rd rndse Passed Quarantine at 500
= Ward & 90 With II passengers mails and mdse.
Arrived a the Bar at $50 n -,
steer sserne and Wilmington 4 c, 4th. 70 VIM Clyde
20. u1tse Passed Quarantine at ~ m n ,esn
her with lumber the Atlantic Coasi Lumber COR
poaion Fassed sandy HOOK ..o5 at 5ss . NJ and No,
foik n old Dominion S. 70 with passengers ana
'esisa..er ts.-ita4 ti5rj. kESss. tl!a.2.ih!a 20
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS


Queenstown. Nov 7. m-Arriyed steamer Ca,ona
(Br). Barr NewYork for Idverp1o 1and RgGceelean
dane. New-York via Movile, r,,, .
I,ovsr My / na-Arived, steamer FINLAND. Ap-
Do' easid SeV.York for Antwerp (and proceeded.
tIp Nov e-Arrived, Marteilo tBr) Seeckeli
New-York. - >. vr-, ,r,r,cb
TanLi peters Rotterdam for New-York.
Oceanic (l3rl cameron from
~ NrHNYork for Queenstown and Liverpool
r,,,na. Head 8-Passed. steamer Brilliant ttier)
Sc,rotte- New-York for Hull
Brenen Nov / Z a m-Arrived steamers Rhen eeierl
9o,, NeU-- York: a Ul Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
Ger C1lppers New-York via Plymouth and Cher
Gibraitar Oct midnght-Arrived steamer can PIT Primes; cess
Irena ,C;er, pann New-fork Tor Naples ana
Genoa fsud proceeded1. sailed steamer konign uise
Ger Volger from Genoa and Nspies' Ne"-fork Via
Tangier. .-.t.- 49,. e,.,,.
Nsw-York via Naples ,-,,.- ,,.-.r,.,
Arrived. steamer NeaIei'ah fTlhce 'ft''
Eageton. New-York for Palermo -, s,,,,,
New York tAustl. Martinoltch Sew-fork
Coronel sept 30Arrived steamer Cactque lBrl CTessey
New-York Valparaiso, etc, and san FRANCISCO.
Arrived steamer HepGphc tbrl. NC
tuley. New-Yort Naples and Genoa
colombo Nov sailed steamer Drachenfels Ger). Lin
tis from cacutta). Boston and NeS-fcrh
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
SHOOTS ROBBERS.
Watchman Has Fierce Fight 1cath
Gang-One Shot and One Captured.
lBx Telegraph to The Tribune.

Sioux City, Iowa, Nov. In a desperately
fought encounter between the citizens and three
burglars at Wakefield. Neb. early this morning
Jack Lynch fatally shot and Kid OBrien
was captured. Edward Nash, recently released
from the Sioux Falls penitentiary, escaped, but Is
hotly pursued by a posse. A night watchman
named Cramer. hearing an explosion. went to the
Mateiak saloon and commanded the men to
render. They replied with a volley from their
volvers, shot just grazing the watchman
Dodging behind box, Cramer kept up his fire, to
which the robbers responded. Lynch was wounded
and in the robbers effort 10 get away from the
gathering posse the capture was effected after
t1erce fighting. Kid OBrien of three
men involved in the murder of Policeman Meyer. of
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
PASSAIC COUNTY.

Paterson, Nov. THE election here resulted in
candidates on both the Republican and Demo
cratic tickets being elected
John Johnson. the Democratic candidate for
Mayor. won out, defeating Samuel Murray Rep')
by about 200.
The following Republican Assemblymen were
elected: George F. Wright. Henry Marelh, Ar
thur Nj. Smethurst Colin r. Wise and John ID.
Prince.
Charles NJ. King, the Republican candidate for
Surrogate, and William Hughes, the Democratic
candidate. running close ana at midnight 1t
was not possible tell who WAS elected.
Indications point to the election of majority
of the Democratic Freehoders.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
AUTO" RACER ROBBED.
Fifty Thousand Dollars in Cash
Stolen from John B. Warden.

It was learned last night that John B. Warden,
a member of the German team IN the recent auto
mobile race for the Vanderbilt Cup. was robbed
recently of about $4,000 in cash, which he had in
three pocketbooks one diamond studded wallet
Mr.. Warden who had been staying IN the wal
dorf sailed for Europe yesterday
Inspector O'Bren, in charge of the detective
bureau declared that he had not been notified of
the robbery. 80 . - ,; :;
the Vanderbilt Cup races. He was in eighth place
until the seventh round, when his tire came off ana
he was forced to retire before the completion of the
next round.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
BURLINGTON COUNTY.

Mount Holly. Nov (speciaD.-A light
poleG in most the townships in Burlington Coun-
~ The Democrats fought hard but unsuccessfully
for the election of William T. Baggs for Sheriff
and Joseph EngIe jr for steward of the aInshouse
The returns indicate the election Of the entire Re-
publican ticket by about 1000 to 100 majority
Iohu b Trick and Samuel Il Robbins the As
eernblymen elected. The latter will he the oldest
member of the House, and may be made the next
al.ar
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
FAGAN IN JERSEY CITY.
Defeats Republican Machine IN Hot
Fight for Mayor.

with about one half of the vote in Jersey
CITY county Pagan leads Henry for Mayor by
five hundred. This would indicate the reelection
of Mayor Pagan by about 2,HO
Kaiser CRep) for Sheriff runs ahead of his
ticket but the scattering returns from other
municipalities indicate that Seymour (Dem.), has
polled his party vote and is elected. The Demo-
cratic Assemblymen are elected
George H Steil DemD for Mayor of Hoooken
heat Dr. Joseph F. X. Stack (Rep) by about
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08

2op0 The five Democratic nominees for inc
council on the Democratic ticket are also eiecteu
Jersey City was much excited over the eiectioi'
The mayoralty fight the bitterest electioh
contest the city has had in many years
Mayor Pagan was out early After voting
in the 5th Ward he visited the I'd Ward to OBJ
serve the operating of the voting machines Al
the polling places in Brunswick-st. and IN
Grove-st he found rubber bands on the levers
over his name
He called the attention Of the election officers
The rubber bands around the Mayors
lever and the lever which voted the name OF the
Republican candidate for Alderman-at-Large.
James w. Mccarthy. The Mccarthy lever
worked all right. The Mayor says his lever
jumped back without registering. 1t was nearly
o'clock when Mayor Fagan made the second
of these two discoveries. He said he probably
lost one hundred votes by the rubber band ar
rangement.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
Estimated Majority 15.O00-Alden
Freeman Beaten an East Orange.

Everett Colby, the Republican candidate for
State Senator in Essex County. carried
the county by not less than 10000. year
ago President Roosevelt carried the county by
25O5S and Stokes for Governor, carried it by
1898 The registry last wear was about five
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
BERGEN COUNTY.

Hackensack \. j.. Nov. (Speciaf-The indca-
tions are that Assemhlymen John Heck and Clar-
ence Nabie Republicans. were reelected Ber-
ear County County Clerk John r. Ramsey (F;ep) }
Expects to be reelected by at least 600 Hacker
sack gave George Van Buskirk CDem.) for County
Clerk 81 majority, bur the Republican Assembly
carried the town.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
eAyoNNe ELECTS REPUBLICAN MAYOR.

Bayonne elected Republicans 10 every of-ce
where fl possible do So For the first time
in ten years a Republican was elected Mayor
Pierre z. Garren 62epD was elected over John &
Dempsey tDem.D by So The normal Democratic
maior.t! is I01o.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
GLOUCESTER COUNTY

the chairman of the Republican County Commit
tee claims the election of Avis (Repl for Senator
by 500 and Cattell. Assembly by loo.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

Bridgeton. Nov I'm an exceedingly light
to-day the Republicans carried this city and the
county. re-electing Assemblymen Louis H. Miller
and b Frank Ruek.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
CAMDEN COUNTY.

Camden Nov (Special).-The Republicans
elected Bradley State Senator. and the three can
didates for the Assembly. Scovel, Gibbs and Jones
Nowrey the reform candidate for Sheriff, ts elected
by about 600 majority. estimated.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
PROPOSALS FOR YELLOW PINE FLOOR

ING AND SIDING. DooRs AID SASH; ToOL
ETC.-ofice Isthmfan Canal Commission Washing on
WI received the Office Of the General Purchasing
1ntN io: :2O NJ November H. 1905, at which time they
will be opened in public furnishing the above men
tioned articles Blanks full information may be Oh
tained from office the offices of the Assistant Pur
cbss;ns Agents "a State New York city; Custom
House New Orleans also from Chief
snarfmen of the Lakes Chicago and Commercial Cuo
aIoSai d ROSS General Purchasing Officer:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
MIDDLESEx COUNTY.

New Brunswick Nov. 7.-Middlesex County to-
day elected entire Republican ticket, and elect
ed Andrew s. Church Republican. Sheriff. The
county went Republican by about 400
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
Union COUNTY.

Elizabeth Nov. fSpeciaD.-Ernest R. Acker
man. the Republican candidate for State Senator
was elected in Union County by 2000 majority. The
Republican candidates for the Assembly were als'
elected
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
ATLANTIC COUNTY.

Mav-s Landing. Nov. (SpeciaD-Atantic County
Democrats put up only farcical contest, and the
vote was only half in many parts of the county
r-vns CRepo for Assembly, will have fully 1900
ma iuri
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08

DR.. William l.. Wilbur (Rep( elected Sheriff
with about 2,oho estimated majority.
Frederick w. Gnichtel (Rep.). for Mayor Of
Trenton, elected by about lao majority.
The indications that the Republicans will
gain three Common Councilmen.