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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05
important Address Is Found.

Waltham, Mass. Nov. May Ten.
men, OF this city, the young woman
whose name was found on an envelope
in the pocket Of Louis Crawford. one
Of the men arrested In New York 10
connection with the Boston dress suit
case tragedy, L. related TO Mrs. DR.
Jane Bishop. formerly proprietor Of
a medical Office on the TremOst street
IN Boston. This office which, until re-
Gently has been conducted In DR.. Blsh.
ops name, 10 the place where Susan
6eary was supposed to have gone FOL
treatment Miss TCnnen has not been
IN Waltham recently. Crawford's wife
IL q daughter Of DR.. Bishop,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05
MILLIONAIRE Is a pgNsroNER
Only Accepts Money to Perfect HIs
Record aa q Brave Warrior.

Only Accepts Money to Perfect HE
Record as q Brave Warrior.
Washington, Nov, t.--PensloRs for
milllonaires Is one OF the new develop
meRtS under the executive order Of
last year,
According 10 Commissioner OF Pen
slons Werner, the application Of
millionaire for pension has been re-
Gently favorably passed upon, lie did
not want the pension, according to the
commissioner on account OF the money
II carried with Il. but simply 70 per.
feet his record OF honorable service In
the civil war This view Of the die
ability order IL being taken by many
we'll 10 DO veterans who would not
Otherwise apply for pensions, The fact
that they are eligible and performed
the service stipulated In the behalf OF
the government and that the govern
msnt 10 TO recognize this service by
q pension and the accompanying rec.
ords OF the same make the service pen.
sion a desirable addition TO the family
records
Tue commissioner ioss not look up
on this class Of pensioners 30 an unds.
siFabla burden for the government 10
bear. lie takes the view that tho
Bands diatFlhpiea h usRd By ne appli.
cant 70 relieve want In the case Of
the mlhioAaire pensioners. be has
knowledge that the reciplen, has Just
made q boquest ~ . hundred thousand
dollars for benevolent purposes
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05
CANNOT AlD WHALING vEOsELS
oovsrnmsRt Believes II impossible foS
haln 10 naAah Iham.

ooVsrnmsHt Believes II impossible tOV
Hslp 10 Rsaeh Them,
Seattle. WASH. Nov 4.--ChaFiea y d,
Jarvis. who commanded the relief o..
Net expedition sent oct BY the Uhlted
states government In 1897 10 AID the
stricken WhaleFs, stated today that
Y the Whaling feet noe ios bound IN
the Arctic ocean vas fAf o. Point Ilaf.
rev. II W0lld b. almost impossible for
q relief expedition 10 ahoFd them any
material aid. a. The dlnieuitiea Of
arctic travel IN lbe wIn.ef WeFp such
that Il would b. almost ltlpoaalble 10
take Sufficient food 70 cid 80 May
men.
csptaln Jarvis states. however. that
~ the mea can pssqA Point tiaFFoW
there Il h0pe that via ire ald u ths
haiivea. tAey mag ~ sbls 10 anFvivo
ths Wtntef. captaiR Jarvis IA Sill
hopefui. hopeggf. that fha asst Will
sseaps before tse severe fFsaaa 40 this
wtntsF.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05
POLICE ARREST TWO
MEN COR MURDER
One COnfesses to Disposing of
Body in Dress Suit Case,
CLEARING UP the MYSTERY

Officials Believe They Now Have un
raVslod the Mystery Of the Death o.
the Young Actress In BOstOn-ThIS
Case Has Attracted Much Attention.
Boston, Nov. with tne arrest Of
William Howard and Lewis Crawford,
In New York city. IN connection vito
the Winthrop suit case mystery, the
activities of the local police were trans.
ferTed from Boston tO the Metropolis
Chief William Watts. Of the bureau OF
criminal investigation and supeVlnten.
dent OF police, Mr.. Pierce. with Pawn
broker Berkman, who Sod the suit
cases In which the dismcmbered parts
OF the victims body VAS found Ia
Boston harbOr Timothy Howard, the
cabman, who drove two men carrying
suit cases to the ferry. and other Wit
nesses, ell had gone % New York ON
the midnight train to be present today
az the examination Of Howard and
Crawford.
The condition Of Morris Nathan,
sutton Of Susanna Geary, tne victim Of
the tragedy. was better today than
yesterday. and he seems TO be gaining
strength.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05
Valuations Are Increased.

Montgomery. Ala. Nov. fla hll
report 10 The governor Commissions
Harvey Jones shows collections
through his department for The year
ended Sept. 20. last. Of &2iS.i60. tls
state getting Of that tl3S.T5s and the
eoun'ies the balance The Valuations
BY the commissioners siRce the law
went into en- Ct Ia 1897 has been tsTf
is2 .O52
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05
10 League with SwindlerS

trsal before unss4 SAFES coWziisa1aa.
e. EFEtn to1oTT0W % eoa4oct -
Faua wiIh several s1Asmea q ~
rFeaa g1ofa ordeF ~ Uag egEWeyiy
rmaetsr e. 0HWegW9g. Ca e.
saca rhag cree Wua rueha4 gllsa
s go. q kas eeGa o ~ d
~ r,gqNag1fIaN ~ N
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05
WIFI Discuss on the TaEiff

Hsaeer. ssy TX fIieeEgFs sf
a. eknnsar 81 eaamafes 80 ai11e
Vusaf e gaad q isftsf - &c eaEceF
~ esNNsNs thaetEhssf tss eeaf 40
sts SEQ aFtss thea e neu9 -.
ea - q esgEeaties O. 4
e - ~ rart a - =
- feFF4 the Tests
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05

hAoon. O.. Nov. I.-W. y. asev.as
eei9 ia casfosy e ths fs6eral e..
uaosi'ies hose - q pRsn gaeEs man
e-.nectsd uiIk Nsw Tea Gulantfa
- ~ u1om szi va wofs Is sal1
NE eeaa EN- - GegFia r,goast
-1ta,1Ei 60 lta a a
~ w
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05
GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA SUNDAY, NOVEMBER ., 1905

throughout Russia in order to counter.
act the efforts of the revolutionists
The reactionsries, II is asserted. have
sent agents, proyocateurs, to various
cities in order to create a condition of
anarchy and compel the c1ar to take
military measures in order to cOun-
teract the efforts OF the revolutlonists. 4"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05

we believe thAf the ti9a h ymE
etune - eail 9 elafsreaee ~ q epa.
Fenrien ~ representatives q - lqad.
ina amnereiai po9lss - 40 aseag
eiae slsise b fsEs aeflea eqksss
lgra 4 eogpec eahlia eeiEiGa e fhfB
&c a g a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05

New York. Nov. t.--Superintenden
Pierce, OF the BOSTON police, and Chief
Watts, OF the Massachusetts police, ar
rived 81 police headquarters today the
prisoners were brought out for inapee.
ton. Chief Watts rhsogniEod craw'
ford and Rald;
II feel sure that Crawford Is tle
head man ia this ease. Hs was the
principal q the house o. Dr. BlahOp,
ana II was through him, I believe, that
Howard o. Hunt, a. he calls himself.
was brought into toe case"
Chief watts said that the case
against those WhO caused the death Of
MiGs 0eaFy was practically eOlsed nos
bat there will probably be other A.
rests within 4 few days
Crawford was dressed BY order Of
the New York police In gray clothing
when hrrt seen By the Boston police
officials, and their vltnezaea. Ho bad
on TIE same ciOthing be b believed %
have worn lh Boston while making bic
aiIrEed trip with the ,dit cases 10 Boa
ton haTboF. 10 bis room 81 " West
Eehty.ninth street the police found q
grey suR and q khg state ooi0red
rain coat. bath Of Whlch ruHemblsd the
'clOthinE that Csbmhn Howard said tit
mar wOre When be Drove from Boston
30 Chelaea
When the cab driver saw CFawfoFi
be Immediately ldoutaea bin - Ohf
% the two m0a wbo we're 10 Biz cab
vita suii cases on tb~ Night wien the
girls bOjy Was thFowu iato the bar
Dor Sc also ideblla ne pfis0seil
Howard e. craWfeSds eompanion halI
niGht
After Ihls laanHBcatioa had beeuI
eomplstsd taa two paWRbEohsFs antI
ths paWshFukegs clerk weEe a1mittssI
10 tie prisoners prvssnos an1 i6suti
nab thsm bosh. MsyeF Maafman. ths
slsTk. said shAt craWfoF4 when ~ "a.
tered he paWubegasTs nlogs ~ 80 d
eFrss salt sasa. sail ~ ~ - psanAfI
~ slot 10 ne ssiehsl - wee elfsyiuR
TIE Nee Y@Fh poaoa aansanesa ~
tsF tkepa t4eatIatgfisaa thaa Crawford
WAa wna feticaat Wess nFfes3ed iaaiI
uight. aal9 fhal ~ uab oas q ~ NEE
sho hsipaf - 6tsposs q go hsay.
TIE pfiagaeFE WeTs sgFaiEna1 o. fhfI
Tamta eguFs SO Wefs Ean.an4e1 bsei
- ths psfiee heaagaHFtesa nrsli Moa
eay TheFa wRa - aHamiaaiiaa AL
ths eaaF ne m-a Wefe afFesiet
a. aai6aritn satfring esasslgaeg
basss prmaFiiy % ifssafFs cutfss
E,1a
Poiioa castnta DsEsa tasisT 0efaia
e WeFgNaa o. gis arfsa ~ CIau
fsrs zee HgWar4 ~ ~ ehafss ~ esm
mlHirF a. nbof1ioa "a 30 bgsg - 81
6ffna Gear. a sasrae' s,ta go q
s nralan Hora,f eksrEaa ~
eta adinF a. seesassfg ~ 90 f8et
no Natfaeia - b iasea teiFe
~ s ~ R& ng Mt
esF 80
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05

Waynesbofo. Ca N0V. t-WafTNt
c0lsoa. TIE iEysarold soa e Mn
HANNAH Co.ton. o. WaIneaboro. -,
yun over an rlisd ~ q ruuaWal
horus Ssgs TIE hoFSe beeame iriGet
80 A. a. az onoalls had - WAeg'
a The baEEy firBek yosag Coasoa
fn0ekiag OF sis hraina.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05
woman charase lie MsnsIaaahlsr.

Pensacola. F1a. Nov "a eoFOnsTi
fury last night returned a verdict
AGAINST Mrs , " Turner. charging
her With manslauFhtsr She shot ant
kfIiea her husband ycateriay ~ theiI
home after BE- had abused heT Turnat
was one % the guards a ne STATE
board az hsalth Mrs TurReF elai@a
she thought TIE revolver uRa unloade4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05
ONLY FEW GASES
UNDER TREATMENT
There Has Not Been 45O Deaths
During Epidemic,
slLvGR SERVICE ron OR. WHITE,

IN rev galb-lNeFee4oQ euaWsa4
Activity 10 Noticed All over BE
Stricken section.
New Orleans, Nov. t.-TAe fever
situation here continues lts rapid im,
prOyement the cases under treatment
now being reduced to II, With 80
few cases Remaining and virtually ne
new cases appearing, the probability
Is that there will be very few more
deaths before Il u finally declared thAl
the epidemic is over.
Tho total Of deaths has not yet
reached $50 from July until the prSa'
Ont date.
With the ordering away Of more OF
the federal commissioned officers there
are LETT hero only the four men who
ATE assigned 10 the district hcadQuaF,
tiers, and those Immediately connected
with DR.. Whlto'a department There
promises to BE- further consolidation
Of the ward work by the end Of the
week Not lmprObahiy the details OF
health work will be ro,trahufetFed 10
the city board Of aoalth next week.
DR. White has not yet received hls
official assignment by Surgeon General
wymRn TO attend The Chattanooga Goa.
veutlOn. but II IL now daily expoeted
Governor blanchard Ia especially
anxious thnl Dr. white shall 30 70
Chattanooga. aad II has been indicated
that the federal authorities also desire
him 70 70.
Or white WA last night TIE guest
a. banquet glvon By the railroad men
and was presented with q handsome
silver service In recognition OF The
work he has performed here
The death ~ 30 Italian woman ana
baby IN DeRldeF, Calcaaleu parish, aas
aroused the suspicion that theg were
victims Of yellow fever. and az TIE ~.
quest Of the bealth authorities there
~ BRADY haa been despatched % the
state board u health 70 the Heehs %
look into Toe matter.
The raising a. the Alabama guaFan.
tine IL said 10 dSpond on he conditions
81 Moss Polhi and Scranton. Whieh h
between New Orleans and Mobile. Cos.
siderable alekneaa wa reported there
dufiaH the summer. bal the aaihoFiIiea
denied that :, was yellow fsyaT,
EHoFia are being made % hFFangs
foF en- inspection ~ TIE situation ~
~ white. and the Alabama aurlDgt
tisa. and n II found thai taaae Bointu
are not infected. there IL hope thaf
AiabamA will raise The bars agniast
LSuisiaha hnd kiisaisslppi
superintendent Mafuhall. ~ he h. a
n Railroad. haa pElttea . lstteF %
Governor VaFdnman. heartily pfaieing
he uoFt ~ ne hiaalaslppl mliiiia
Uhs served 81 qusFahtias guards aleag
the Haes ~ that Faaa Mf Marshall
says fhs eGpeEiaaes ~ The sammsF
proved that tha zee ~ miilagy GuaFdS
fof quaFantfng purposes hes deeided
aaVaatasea over the employment ~ Ct
Viliama.
itsaVY Asmanas an being mada On
ihs eoutheFa Paeiae for freight esFn
ngW uaf aii lhs aaafsailnsS al0ae ~
goate n tSainiaaa taya bsea lifte9.
~ % naoa ln4ay thefa we're ~ see
sases % YsiigN fsqsF asd 10 6eatka g.
P9gtea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05

kossloE. nuagia. Nov. f.-T'he vice
SovurnoF - RssslSa has aod from ~
city. TIE citlEens are preaeTvfnG o..
der. oreal manifestations 0ocuFred
AaFe Yesterday. the crowds deman1ing
eha ruieaae ~ the Political prisoners
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05
COMMITTEE CALLS
OFF THE BIG STRIKE
Workingmsn in Russia Will Re
turn TO Their Places.
TRouBLE IN FORMING CABINET

Count Witto the New Premier, Meets
with Overwhelmingly Of the
Press ls Ralsed-Claimed that Re.
aetloNsOFs Have Been lnstIsators.
st. Petersburg, Nov. 4.-Tne deci.
siOns Of the strike conmittee to call
on the strike was greeted with Joy by
ell classes Of the population as the alb.
-seRce Of newspapers, electric liglt and
other conveniences of life is severely
felt. The railroad men, however have
resolved TO continue the strike, which
entails q continuance Of the ngih price
of provisions.
A great demonstration is promised
for Sunday, when the bodies of the
victims Of the CONFLICTS Of Tuesday will
be inferred. The strike committee
sent q deputatlon to Count Witte to.
day and informed him that the work.
men would preserve order at the fun.
nsrals.
The amnesty manifesto did not ap-
pear this morning and the radicals are
impatiently demanding the immediate
release Of political prisoners The cen.
sors1ip throughout Russia, however,
was abolished today not only the news.
papers but also In the case Of private
kilograms. The minister Of the in.
terror has hotihed the editors that the
regulations for the control Of the press
are no longer in force, Count Witte
g having trouble in forming q cabinet
on account Of the lack Of liberal sup
port. Senator Koni has refused the
portfolio OF justice and Prince Trou.
bsIskOy, brother Of the late rector OF
the Moscow university is said to have
not even replied to the tender OF the
ministry Of education.
An the regulations heretofore Issued
TO newspapers by circular for their
government has been withdrawn and
the chief of the press administration
has been prohibited from further issu'
ing such regulations.
Another appeal to the people In the
shape Of an Official note was published
this morning. II says:
AFTER the minfestO Of Oct. 30 had
laid q foundation for the development
Of Russian life on the basis Of legal
ity and justice. participation IN street
demonstrations have a significance al.
together different from that attaching
heretofore previously. II can only
discourage disorder and the presence
Of the public Of the middle and lower
educational establishments among the
demonstrants is much to be condemn.
ed 70 only on moral grounds Unless
the alienation o. society be now direct
cd 60 this fact that the state Is threat.
ened viii dangerous increase IN the
number q people whose respect for
authority and order is being radically
shaken While they are stu In the
aceool room. The government there
tore calls upon al citizens 10 exercise
solf-cOutTol aad 70 dsvStS themselves
Suiotly b their sVocatiOns"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05

New YoFk. Nov. "a cable dlspateh
- the Tines fron BaElIn says:
a private Telegram from g. PsteTA
@arg says q ls abaoiaiely certain and
oaa be proved that The rsariiSuaFiea
uaaer TIE ieadarlhip 81 General TrsP
ca harp beea Necessities disorders en-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05

caieas1. Mr. i.--OA slal annogBet
Hent VS. mafa ~ fha tiilness Ctai
HaiiFoad osmpaay ~ iss intsattaa %
kailtss tins fFom isekeoa. Tenas -
RfmiaGham. Ala. e distanes e 80
miies
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-05-12

Dry enough weather now for
our country friends-a small ram
would be acceptable for our town
gardens.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-05-12

Saturday morning by
John Virgins, between his home
and town, a silver watch with short
chain of shells. Finder leave at
this Office and receive 81 reward.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-05-12

b. d. McLarrY has sold his res
idence property to Mr.. Key ST.. and
before many days pass expects TO
ioin J. W. ST. Clair at Sherwood,
Texas
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-05-12

VIM. Haley Of Reno, Parker Co..
was in town Wednesday. He has
been corresponding with W F.
TAYLOR and came here to see things
with a view to buying land if salts
fled.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-05-12

John Virgins, one Of our school
graduates, leaves today for a trip
with his father down to PecoS
County. He promised to write
The News Of his travels.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-05-12

Mrs. ChaS. BurroW was visiting
her mother at Henrietta when the
fire occurred.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-05-12

Three good screen doors at this
office for sale.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-05-12

Mrs.. W. t. Laughery and child
ren arrived Saturday from Missouri
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-05-12

If it's candy you want see Wilson
for the best kind. 10 II
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-05-12

Rev G. S. Hardy arrived from
Clarendon Tuesday and will have
charge Of the Methodistrevival now
going on.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-05-12
GREEN VALLEY HERD.

Royaly HOSP heads this herd. He
has all the qualities required 10
found a first best herd Of HerefOrds.
His calves are models in form, large
in bone, perfect in color. Four year
ling males now for sale.
Jul,l
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-05-12

Attorney Sowder returned Satur.
day from a business trip to Plain
view.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-05-12

Mrs. John Deans father, Nj.
Evans, Of Pryor Creek, Ind. TER ,
came in Wednesday on a visit,
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-05-12

Jim Spregins moved back to
Cook county last week.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-05-12

6. T. DeGraftenreid, has moved
back 10 the ranch.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-05-12

The best Bakers light bread at
Wilson'S. Fresh and good I0tt
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-05-12

Mrs. J. S. Harrison has been on
the sick list for about week.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-05-12

DR.. and Mrs. Howell! are out at
the ranch.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-05-12
To Parents.

Now that You have all the
heart love OF that sweet little
girl in short dresses, and of the
bright hide boy in knee pants,
get a nice picture made of them
You will appreciate it more each
year while YOU live
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-05-12

Amarillo, Texas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09
LOST WIFE AND TOOK LIFE.
Walter Herlich Kills Himself When HI
Rm ralfed

New York, Nov. s--After following a
woman across the continent In a vain
attempt to persuade her to marry him.
only to see her board steamboat for
Europe. Walter Herlich. an elderly man
supposed to be from Lindsay. Calf.
committed suicide tonight in hotel In
Hoboken.
When Mrs A. Tilloch. a comely
young German widow. arrived in Ho-
boken from Bremen on October 10 she
told the people of the hotel where she
stopped that she was on her way IA
Lindsay, Calf, to marry man to
whom she was engaged. Sunday she
returned and said she was on her way
back to her home in Germany. The
same day Herlich also arrived at the
hotel. He was suffering from consump-
ton, for which reason 1t is under
stood that Mrs. Tilloch had refused to
marry him.
Yesterday the widow sailed for Bre-
men and tonight Herlich was found
deaf, aaving taken poison. He left o
note saying that he had nothing to
live for and enclosing $50 to reimburse
the hotel proprietor for the trouble
he had given him and to pay his fun
eral expenses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09
FAST TIME BY THE i. G.
Train Deluxe From Chicago to Wharf
Mt New Orleans.

Chicago, Nov. s-Chicago' to Havana.
two days in the Cuban capital and re-
turn to Chicago, all within week IL
q trip promised by the Illinois Central
Railroad Company, beginning Decem-
Der &c. A train de luxe composed OF
buffet library car. dining car and Pull
man open section drawing room and
observation sleeping cars (but no or
binary coaches) will leave Chicago
every Tuesday at p. m. arriving at
the wharf in New Orleans at p. m.
the next day, ride Of exactly "a hours.
In order to make this fast run, few
stops will be made.
For the second stage OF the journey,
the electric lighted twin screw ten knot
ocean liner, Prince Arthur" has been
chartered. An hour after the arrival
of the train in New Orleans the ship
will move down the Mississippi and out
into the Gulf. arriving at Havana at
sunrise Friday Morning.
The Prince Arthur has accommoda-
tions for 1873 first class passengers.
lower cabin aft" and also steerage
quarters.
The return trip begins at Havana at
p. m. Saturdays and is completed in
Chicago the following Tuesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09
FULL pEMoCRATIC TICKET.



Columbus, o.. Nov. S-The state Of
ficers and the Legislature chosen yes
terday will serve three years instead
of two as heretofore. the constitutional
amendment for biennial elections. pro-
viding that this terms of officers elected
at this time shall expire on January
list, 1903. at which time the State Of
ficers and legislatures chosen in Novem-
Der 1898 will assume Office.
The legislature chosen In 1908 will
choose United States Senator in sue
cession to Senator Foraker. For some
time there was confusion on this point
and it was widely. but incorrectly as
serted that the Legislature Just chosen
would name Foraker's successor.
The reports of Chairman CARRIER from
all sections of the State indicate a
plurality in favor of .Pattison of more
than 5000, and he said that he be-
lieved that IL the gains continued IT
might reach 10000. Republican adj
vices Indicate that. leaving out the Ave
large counties. would average 500 votes
to the county. or difference of nearly
90, 200 between the vote cast for Her
rick and that for the remainder of the
Republican ticket. The other Re-
publicans being thus about $4,000 ahead
OF thelr chief would win II Pattison
were less tiaiPso ,O0e ahead of Herrick.
but as the figires Indicated that Pat
tison had considerably more than the
necessary $4,000, while the difference
between Herrick and other Republic
can candidates seemed to be narrowing
slightly, 1t was safe to assume that the
entire Democratic ticket had been elect
ed, even though the fullest report had
not been received as to the vote for
those officers.