davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-28
ARMS And LEGS
ARE FOUND
Boston Suit Case Mystery
Revived BY Find.
LIMBS IN SECOND vALyE
Police Say Remains Belong TO
Torso Thrown Into Water al
Winthrop.

BOSTON. ori. - Ii,- suit cas-,
mystery % Thuia,lHy. Sclit. -. Whya
tho dlsmrnl,erui ipr,a nf Wnnai
WAS found Ia dnrss suit rasr floating
IN the hariDr near The winthrop slipf~
was brought nio pnplninrnpr sah
her. Wirn a s-pnd dr'ss snli ras
was found iioaiing ~ the Charlse f.yu
near the new charlr.iown hridgr III
cas. found runlalnoi ~" arms ani
. legs. said hy mr,iirai -Aprtts T. b.
lhose VI woman. nud The poii,- sai
iher. Il no doubt bui ihsi iliry ar lb'
missing m-ml,rrs 81 the ipr.s found ai
Winthrop.
The ghnsiiy discovery whs made 10y
Edward Fraser. mrml-'r ~ The crew
% the lighter \. 4. Pike. M unusual
~ low tide pn'Vaii'-l at the time I'm
ser saw the cnsc honiing downstream
and pulled Il 10 the deck II the lighter
with boat hook. Wlieu hc opened IL
aud unroil-d the ollcloih wrapping b,
was borrlned 10 bud two arms nul i've
legs, III. legs had hcci separated a.
th. knees. making siN plcor. in al. th'
thighs. the lower legs aud the arms.
With the fnding Of the limbs thcr,
q now a chance that the victim u to-
tragedy may h. identified. a. on on,
u the hands there were three rings
which. Il II thought may give clcw
10 the identity of the virtlm.
The discovery h closely linked IN
several particulars with III. winthrop
ind Of a month ago. The TORSO was
wrapped In ollcloih. aud the limb.
found were mcased In wrapping
Identical with that wound about the
torso. While investigating tire Win
throp mystery the police located twu
pawnbrokers who had sold dress suit
eases IL u man answering the SAM
description. and one Of the pawn
brokers identified the Wilshrop dres.
That ease WAS fastened 10y strnI
taken from newer ease. The Dire
suit case containing the limbs wa.
Identified 10y the pawnhroker as ON.
sold 10y him. Although when sold u
had two straps attached 10 II. one oi
the straps had been removed
Although the rings found on the
right hand are not Of the kind that
would be worn 10y a person Of wealth
the condition Of the hands aud Zee
Indicated that the victim was not
person who was forced TO do manual
labor. The hands aud feet were well
cared for. and there were no indica
tons OF callouscs. such as would be
expected in a servant or factory work
or. On the inner side Of the baud OF
one OF the rings the initials I'll. b.
were stamped with Il die. and these
initials, the police believe. are the
of the jcweler who manu-
featured H. An imitation garnet ring
had three small dots stamped ON ia,
inner side OF the band. There were NJ
engraved initials on any Of the rings
With these developments of the
case one of the most celebrated mys
teries In the criminal records of th,
state has been revived. Af.cr the dis |
covery of the torso at Winthrop q
most searching and thorough investlga |
ton was instituted and prosec"'cl g.
more than two weeks. but the victim |
was not identified. and the name OF |
the perpetrator of tie crime was no; |
learned.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-28
and Those Who Probably Wiling 10 Give Up Their Rod
PARADE on HALLOWEEN.
AHsAsemsAs Tor .As tssai Me- P'ssllssii,
csmplsise.


AZ far a. pOssibls al THE stage ihs
arrangements for tho Hallowe'en pc
rade are about complolod, Tho parade
wlll form al corner Of Gage aud Sal
ford suesis la toar divisions A. FOL
lows
Dlylslon Ma I. CA Gage east Of ssi
ford facing casts No 2, on Stafford.
soash q aud facing Gage, No J. OF
Gage ~esl Of saffoTd, facing east; Ne
I, Automobiles aud fosls gill form os
north Safoni u near residences %.
Eli riaaay. Chauftcurs will report r.
A "a Iorranor.
f.oals aad private displays ~ill -
port IA Harry Roster. Organizations
all be- assigned places by Geo n
iianks.
Tic MarshAi's headquarters ~ill b
al The Tiffany hose rooms aud ever.
organization aud business hoaso. hai
intends 10 participate should report b.
him nos later ihaa Monday noon - IL
assisncd ils proper place Ia ilne.
TIE parade IL scheduled 10 staff Al
40 .. 90 4 cannon rocket wili b'
frcd over ihe village 10 minutes ''rfor'
the linc il 10 move
la addition a. the route already
: ubllshed the llnc Oil couniermsrch
AZ the Putnam house corner aud r..
turn w Main u silver. - Pleasant.
10 North aud shcnce a. previously
arranged. This all permit those whu
participate 10 vies their o~n paraic.
IN the event OF rain the parade vii
be- postponed until thoiolloEing blgh,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-28
SEVEN NEW LAWYERS
rAns More Nil Ne Admitted A J.As.ry Tenn
Of Csurs.


Morlpollrr. oct ss.-fhe examining
comni,isr - lhu Vermont liar associ
a'iun reporled Ia supreme court zee
lrrday morning through y : Plau VI
rouilney. tho chairmin, the result, 81
tho examinations iecenlly conducted
Alithr tsn candidates passed, bu, Tire
II ihcm aoi having completed the ~
qnlrrd period ~ study NJ not h. ad'
United uniil the January term Of ~
prrms conr'. Tho seven eligible can
didAles Nerc brought into court and
ihe attorneys oath Aas administered
by CLARK 81 T. Smile
The candidates admitted arc Ernest
u barber Of bennington. ward Car
yer 81 Barre. Charles A Ia 10 Of Mld-
dlsh1ry. FrAncis l. \ Harmon 81 l,ut
land. ] Chesterfield Jones ~ Rlchtord.
Edward ID Mcclure 81 West Rutland,
and George u Thompson ~ Braule
bnro.
The ihr,o who will 10 admitted next
January arr John $ Battles of Bran.
don. George = Lawrence Of Manches.
Ter aud Abacr W Smith Of 81 Johns.
bury.
All O'Clock President n II Powers
Of the Vermont Bar association called
a special meeting and the successful
candidates we're admitted to member
ship.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-28
ANNUAL. MEETING 10. o. r
Yearly Gsihsrins OF Disrla No at South
Shsitsbgry. Nov. ,.

hhA"eTfs WV .
The mountaineering Of District No
IoOF will b. held Friday eveninJ
with SALISBURY lodge at south Shafts
bury.
The meeting will he opened by The
officers of the Salisbury lodge TO b'
followed by the address OF WELDON.
by Rev c W Rowley OF Benningtor
and the response 10y Rev S Brow
Of Manchester.
The fret degree will be exemplIfiet
by Hope lodge OF Manchester and
there will be an exemplilcaiion OF
unwriiteu work by Grand Master o
Chllson 81 Burlington Following
The reports OF officers u banquet will be
.cryed
Among the grand officers who will
be present are Grand Representative
Frank Morton OF ST Adams. Grand
Marshall Frank Jackson of Barr,
Grand Conductor FE Perry OF Brat
,leboro and Grand Warden Eudrsss
OF Bennington.
Music will be- furnished by a quart
cite from Stark lodge OF Bennington
The delegates from Bennington will
go by team leaving the rooms OF Starr
lodge at p. m. al Odd Fellows In.
town whether members OF Stark lodge
or not are invi,ed to attend the meeting.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-28
RECORD BREAKER.
Crowds Turned Away From Library Hall Last
Night.

Crowds Turned Away From Library Hall last
Night.
Long before the doors nj Library
hall we're opened last night standing
room was at a premium. Crowds were
Turned away who tried In vain to 1ain
admissi m to see the gifted young ar.
list Prescelle who will be remembered
by the public OF bennington for long
time 10 come.
He has not only hypnotized his sub
jecis upon the stage, hut he has cap
tured the city, with his subtle power
as well. His pleasing personality and
gentlemanly conduct have won him
many friends and he Is supported
nightly by the elite Of the town
40 interesting program was given
last evening which amply ronald the
large crowd that had ga'her Il To wiz.
ness his wonderful feat be tests in
mind reading were perform Il with nc
curacy and precision. The scenes in
hypm ltism cpnvulsed the audience
with laughter from start 70 finish, To-
one ring circus a, advertised, was a
ere alton, worthy of the appause II r.
ceiveA.
Geo W. Moulton u member Of the
company, better known rs Names
famous Rube crea ell "A good deal OF
amusement and made d ciaal h'' viii
his song "Bingville Military Bard.
There was matinee today at $50 ard
ladies were invited upon tn" stage for
both parts Of the entertainment
Tonight will be Prescelle's farewell
performance. We wish him success
and visit to Bennington again.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-28
SUSTAINED FRACTURED SKULL.
A Barre Carpenter Falls 20 Feat From q
Staging

Bare, Oct 27.-David A. Cook, a
carpenter employed at the Island &
Hall granite shed, this morning fell to
the ground FROM staging, distance
OF twenty feet, striking bis head on
large timber. He was picked up In
an unconscious condition and taken to
the Emergency hospital, where 1t was
found that his skull was fractured.
His condition Is critical.
Mr. Cook is middle aged man and
has a wife and two children. He is
president OF the Central Labor Union
and past president OF the Carpenters
Union.
The accident was caused by the
breaking OF staging board.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-28
THE DEER HUNTERS
Bssains,os Simrods As No, Having Ths
Best of lpet.

Up 10 las, evening the Bennington
deer hunters had been having poor
luck Tut today reports two successes
by 10 al nimrods have been brought
10.
srs g = Endrsss received Telegram.
from south Londonderry from Mr. En-
dress stating that he had secured u
deer md was feeling fne, thank you.
The s,cvId Remington hunter TO
get luck was Tsrrant Sibley, who
With Us brother has beencamping near
Sucker p nj since the opening Of the
season.
Thursday Jesse Beotley and Frank
Myers shot buck and large lynx 10
sp-uce sw"mp iu Arlington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-28
NOTICE

In compliance with the requif
OF the law, an examination OF D
who desire license to practice
balmlng will be hello the Laborl
OF uyg .ene 10 Burlington, Thus(
November o. at ! O'Clock p. m.
Henry ID. Holtou,
Secretary State Board Of Hel
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-28
VERMONT OSTEOPATHS
Rutland Man Chosen as Member OF Executive
Committee.

Barre, Oct 26--At the annual meet
ing today of the Vermont Osteopathic
association the officers elected were:
President, DR. L G Wheeler Of Brattle-
boro; vice president, DR. Ross Gotta of
Burlington; secretary and treasurer
DR. Henry Loudon of Enosburgh Falls;
executive committee, DR. II X Sher-
burne OF Rutland, DR. S NJ Knauss OF
Montpelier; DR. w w Brock of Mont
pelier; legislative committee, Dr.
Guy r Loudon of Burlington, DR.
H II Mcintyre Of Randolph. DIR w n
Brock of Montpelier and DR. L D Mar
tin OF Barre.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-28
|. 0. u. T. OFFICERS.
Semi Annual Meeting for the Election Of Off.
GERS Friday Evening.

At the regular meeting OF Benning-
ton lodge IOGT held Friday evening
in Sons Of Veterans Hall, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensu-
ing term:
c. T., LeGrand Colegrove; v. T.,
Daisy Barber; Sec. Burton E Har.
wood; F. s., F Howard Ferguson;
Treas r H Galusha; Marshal, Her.
bert Davenport.
Burton e Harwood has received his
commission as Lodge Deputy and will
install the new officers ct the first reg
ul meeting in November.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-28
Finds Badly Managcme

years ~ age aud they died Slihin a
ie~ h"nrs AFTER tho illness appeared.
ihe aames ~ tho girls ate withheld
by tho Sisters 40 tho orphahage, wllh
ihs eacepiioa Of that Of Nellie Blair,
shlse bodV ~as seh, today 10 hsr
home Ia North Hero.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-28
BEAR "PLAYED POSTUM"
Hunter In Goshen Kills Cub and Shoots Mother
Latter Escapes.

Bristol, Oct. 27.--J Martin Rivers
had an exciting experience with fam.
lily OF bears 10 Goshen during which he
shot the mother and one of the cubs,
Rivers had shot deer when he dis
covered the bears and fred, bringing
down cub. The old bear started for
the hunter, who fred twice, each bullet
taking effect and the animal fell, APP
parently dead.
William Lombard, Rivers compan-
ion, In the meantime wounded the other
cub but the beast escaped.
While the men were skinning the cub
the mother bear walked away. She
had been "playing possum."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-28

Some time ago Mrs w N Powell OF
Sbuth Charlotte iammed one finger
Dry severely, but thought It would
Zeal all right. Al IL kept paining her
She consulted q physician who pro,
fnounced it case of lock-jaw. Her
Jaws have not set yet but <Rey ~
panied her very severely ~
ri1nnfNalr Heeka befopf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-28
Remarkable curcs
Effected
~ re Iu ga.

Under date ~ January 10. ~. ~.
Hartman received tho following letter
"My wife has bccn sufferer from a
complication % diseases for tho pas,
twenty-five years. Her case has baflioi
the skill - some ~ tho most noted ply
siclans. one 81 her worst troubles was
chronic constipation 81 several year,
standing. She was also pasfing through
that most critical period in tho life Of a
womAn-changc Of life.
ain June. isc. I wrote 10 You aboni hes
case. You advised = course Of Pcruna
and Manalln. which We AZ once com
mcnccd, and have 90 say IL completely
cured her.
"About the same time I wrote you
about my own case OF catarrh, which
had been Of twenty-five years standing.
a, times ! was almost past going.
commenced TO use Pergna according ~
your Instructions and continued rs use
for about q year. and ID has completely,
cured me. Your remedies do an fissf
you ciaim for Them. and even more. 80
John O. AfkLnson.
In letter dated January I. 1900, Mr..
Atkinson says, after ave years expcr-
fence with Pcruna;
al win ever continue 10 speak q good
word for PcrU1s. lam SIN cured of
cafarrh. "---John o. atkinson, f1de-
pende0ce, Mo, Boz zIl.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-28
SHOT THREE GEARS
a Woodstock tiuntsFs fipt Trophia-Ssvsr
al Deer Killed.

Woodstock, Oct Several bucks
have been brought 10 this village com.
ing from Br.dgewator aud Sherbuinc.
Harry James was the first with one
weighing about 200 pounds; Frank
ShurileG brought In one weighing 25O
pounds; 7 Fanelly shot one weighing
22j pounds; Hal Thompson killed 4
large one.
Wallace Washburn sert In three
black bears a. the fruits 81 his dear
hunting, an old female aud two cubs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-28
GEORGE A. MOON DEAD
Blacksmith At South SALISBURY For Many
Years

George A Moon, aged about 60
years died suddenly at his home 10
South SALISBURY at IL O'Clock this
forenoon. He had not been feeling
we'll for some time but was not con-
sidered seriously i'll until late last
night
Mr. Moon has been for many years
in the blacksmithing business and was
one of the best known citizens in South
SALISBURY. He leaves a wife and
three grown sons.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-28

freat Plummer Divorce Case
Srapcated In Glover HALL Fri.
hr- the membees 49,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-28
MISSING BOY FOUND.

Arthur Boucher, 10 Years Old, Who Disap.
pearsd From Manchester -Four Months Ago.
Arthur Boucher, l6 year old Lad,
who had been missing from his Tome in
ancheSter,fQ the last few Aonths,
- pstardam = rsday
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-28

Mrs ALA sch,sandi' sah
writesf
81 hsvc been fnosb'cs
ffsm and esfarrh fDf ~ 81
Could NOT 1rep dsy o.
having sse Psryna !
nothing bod .cfs NC nc
sffeefcd " ~
I,eruns vh 81 The med
nsc. Ny son wss cured 4
tho isryax by Perg0s. -
Seh~s0dE.
Why Old People are tssecl
10 systemic cstsrJ(
When old age comes on. cai1
eases come also. systemic \
almost universal In old pcoplI
Thiscxplainswhy Pcrnnsh
10 indispensable 20 old people
IL their safeguard. Pcruna 4
remedy yet devised that emit
these cases. Nothing but I'd
systemic remedy can cure the
A reward OF $1,000 has bccI
In the Market Exchange B1
bus, Ohio. n a guarantee u
testimonials sr>GsRuipe;
In our possession au
flying 20 the sa
year, advertising Y
In part or in whole
testimonial. Every
monials are genuine
Of the one whoss nag
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-08
WHITES PLANS.

St Petersburg, Nov. Count Wits
has definitely pledged himself 70 sup
port the plan for the convocation Of
the constitutional ass. mbly when the
Douma meets, II a single delegate raises
the question. He is exceedingly snx-
ious to win the support Of the Zemstvo-
lists, who, he declares conform nearest
to his political ideas and which he
evidently regards as the strongest, SAT-
est, and most influential factor in the
political life Of the country. The Count
continues to complain bitterly at the
lack Of confidence reposed in him BY all
the elements of opposition at time
when he stands so much in need Of The
support of the Liberals.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-08
Police Called to Hoffman House.

New York, Nov. 7.-Campain elk.
citement became so intense in the lob
by of the Hoffman house last night
that il was necessary for the manage
ment TO call for police reserves and
close the hotel to all except patrons at
10 o'clock.
The Hoffman House is the headquart.
ers Of the Hearst ticket and for years Il
has been the scene Of the heaviest elec-
ton betting up town. It Is always
crowded on such nights. but last night
it was packed to spfOcation. All was
orderly until band Of young men be-
gan shouting for Hearst. A band just
as large answered with shouts for Nc
clellan, and in another moment there
was q tumult
Men who were trying to make wagers
were obliged TO give up because their
voices could not be heard. Patrons up
stairs, thinking there was q FIRE or .
riot, began to telephone to the Office
The crowd began TO sway backward
and forward, and at this point the ho.
tel management tsssphOned TO police
headquarters.
In the meantime the disorder was
growing. The lights in the lobby wer'
Continued on page g.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-08

At midnight with the returns from
Is4 precincts, not yet received. McClel-
Ian had 2O55es votes, and Hearst, 203,.
$40, and Iyens l30,326 votes. The fol.
lowing statement has been issued By
Hearst:
"We have won this election. Al
Tammany's friends, all Tsmmany's cor.
ruption, all Tammany's intimidation
and violence, al Tammany's false regis
tration, illegal voting and dishonest
count was not able to overcome the
great popular majority.
"The recount will show we won the
election by many thousand votes.
shall fight this battle to the end, in be.
half Of the people who cast their votes
for me, and who shall not be disfrsn.
chised by any effort Of the criminal
bosses"
jerome in = statement issued tonight
said his election, coming a. it does
straight from the hands Of the people
in spite Of bosses and machines, Is par.
ticularly gratifying. He adds that the
Office will 90 on under the same eondi.
tion for another mour years as for the
past four.
Mcclellan in his statement says he
will keep prediction promises. Ivines
had little to say. From Tammany Hall
Leader Murphy, shortly before II
o'clock sent word TO every leader in the
city, that the honor of the organization
was at stake and that every vote fol
Mcclellan, must be counted.
He told them TO overlook nothing and
TO spare no expense in getting the facts
10 Tammany, as early as possible.
Hearst men declare the fraudulent
voting throughout the city is the most
fragrant ever attempted in this country
Reurns up to midnight indicate the
new assembly will consist of ITO Re
publicans, thirty-four Democrats and
five Municipal Ownership men.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-08
All Heard Of Andrsws.

"'rhe people Of the United States haw
oil read Of Milton y. Andrews, the many
times murderer. and his terrible career
OF bloodshed. am Andrews, and on
November Q, oifered 10 give myself up
for trial on the three murder charges
against me. the murder Of Bessie Bou'
Ton, at Colorado Springs, the murder Of
Mr. Bosworth. at New Britain, Conn,
and The murder of The Troy n. Y,
woman, whatever her name Is. have
u few less serious charges against me
and agreed 10 stand trial on oil three
of the murder charges, providing the
petty ofrcnses were quashed, and they
would never have them brought up
against me II were discharged free
man from the three murder trials.
"The first murder l am charged with
Il that of Bessie Bouton. with whom
Travelled a. man and wife. We had FIRE.
quent quarrels and on the strength Of
that they say am her murderer. To
protect myself | am compelled to give
her history. Bessie Burton married an
electrician named George Bouton in
Syracuse, N. Y, and they both used TO
get drunk and fight and they lived to-
erther only few weeks. Bessie was q
well known character at Boone's saloon
and all the rest Of the principal saloons
and jOiats' in Syracuse. She skipped
to uacs. N. Y. and went TO live In q
!. ,ouss known as the Globe. | met her
there and we formed liking for each
other / told her ! was q gambler and
she wanted to travel with me. and when
she promised to give up smoking cigar
4ttcs. and getting drunk, and meeting
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-08
Examiner Offers Them the Use
Of It's Plant and
Presses.
CHRONICLE ACCEPTS OFFER
Great Clock Tower Falls Into the Street
Composing Room Gutted and Edi.
torial Rooms AAood-Fire Depart
ment Could Not Reach Flames.

San Francisco, Nov. Shortly be-
fore midnight last night, fire started in
the big clock tower on the Chronicle
building, as q result Of the firing of
bombs to announce the election results.
Owing 10 the great height Of the tow
er, II was impossible TO reach the frs
with the, combined forces Of the xatsr,
towers. and the familiar superstruetarv
Of the building speedily succumbsr and
toppkd into the street.
The fire found its way down TO she
roof and . considerable portion Of ~
upper part Of the building was De-
stroysd before the flames could bs sx.
The composing room ON
the top floor. containing Is linotype ma
chimes was burned. To what sxtsas>
the machines were damaged Il nee
known. The editorial rooms On The Aocr
below the composing rooms were dsi-
uged with water and IL is believed Ne
library, thu most valuable Of its kiai
In ths West. has been destroyed
Ths Ere cana In The midst of pss-
paraitons for the Issue Of . spssiAi
election editions and tho eoartssy u
the use Of the Examiners plant was fn-
mediasely offered the Chronicle. ns
offer wac accepted and tlp Orssssas
tomorrow win b printed on tAs ~
aminer's presses, It's own press reeas
being flooded with water. II b inpss-
sible to estimate the financial loss ts-
night The hre was extinguished ai I
O'Clock this wednesday, morniz&
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-08

Washington Nov sEction returns received by the Associated
Press up this morning show the Democrats carried
the mayorlty campaign in New York City; the state ticket in
Pennsylvania the state ticket in Virginia and the city ticket in
Louisville while the Republicans have made clean sweep
husett and in Chicago and Cook County and have carried their
tickets New Jersey Rhode Island Nebraska and Maryland
In New York. Hearst has plurality Borough Brooklyn Of al
io000 with II election districts missing The nd
cate Msas reelection by several thousand plurality Hearst
has charged fraud In voting Election shows that Municipal Owner
ship win be considerable factor in the ctys politics In Ohio
the result st doubtful though the returns up to late hour
indicated the election Of Pattson Dem.), Governor
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-08
NAY IT PROVE TRUE.

Colon, Nov. The public reception
was held at DeLessepe's house At cris.
tobal, in honor Of Secretary Taft hst
night. The secretary, IN a speech prais-
ed the Pnsident's administration on
canal matters and predicted that the
canal would soon be built.