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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08
BOSS COX, Of OHIO,
QUITS VI. J AS n. |. LEADER !
Says Some Other May Now Car
~ the Republican Burden
in Campaigns.
LED PARTY FOR Is YEARS 4:
Comedies that Pattison, Demo
crat, Has Carried the State
and Den1sey Cincinnati.
LED PARTY FOR 25 YEARS
'(By Associated Pre.s.)i

CINCINNATI, November 7.--since the
early reports which estimated the plur-
ality of Pattison, Democrat for Governor,
at ten or twelve in Hamilton county
and like amount in Cuyhoga county,
the returns have failed Ito Indicate the
election Of Pattison. Taking 220 pre-
cincts in Cincinnati, forty in Columbus,
sixty in Cleveland and 16 in toledo, the
average Democratic gain Is JOG to the
above cities the Democratic gain is SO
to the precinct Estimating the 73s pre-
cincts in the above cities and the $3.50
precincts outside, gives a Democratic
gain Of 1856. or 40s21 votes less than
the plurality OF. Laylins, Republican, for
secretary of State, in 1904.
Statement Of Cox.
(By Associated Press)
~ CINCINNATI. November 7.-George b.
Cox, the well known Republican leader
tonight gave to The Associated Press
the following statement. withdraw wing
from active service in the Republican
party:
Now that the election is over and
the people have signified their choice for
city, county and State officials, and l
sincerely trust they have selected wisely.
Il wish to announce 20 the public that
from this day, after 25 years Of active
service III the ranks of the Republican
party, my personal activity in politics
shall cease. will continue to vote the
Republican ticket, but others must bear
the burden OF future campaigns To the
local Republican organization and the
many friends that have stood with us IN
the past, tender most grateful thanks
for their unswerving loyalty and support.
Z l hope for their future goodwill"
Respectfully yours.
GEORGE B. cox.
Gives Up State.
tBy Associated Press)
CINCINNATI, Nov. 7.-George b. Cox
att P. NJ. comedies Demsey's election as
mayor by 14.000. and that Pattison car
res Hamilton county by 1900. He says
Pattison (DemocraD has carried the
State by 10000.
(By Associated Press.)
CINCINNATI, OHIO. Nov. 7.-From
slxty-1ye precincts returned to the board
Of election it Is estimated that the Dem
ocrats have carried the city and county
by about 5000. and that Pattison, Demo-
crat for Governor, has the same plu-
rallty.
s, COLUMBUS, OHIO, Nov. 7.-Demo-
cratic Chairman CARRIER issued n state
ment at 7;SO claiming the election Of
Pattison and the entire State ticket by
a large plurality.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08
Hearst Will Contest.

Continued on Third Page,)
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-03-01

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cnf f6erer tpirtbF&cVtIi&er granplaee
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ten ftebsn. SdfporSe Nferot Iebsn an
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rem laHen. Sic bohen gerali niefeIben
6nrnaIitdten go svfiilen pit Wiirntr.
bic @iirQer pernen ppllrn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-03-01
Gun stlurr

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bon S6irsosn oura ein 3urt Der
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rtne 4nirra3e 5I rt6tcu ge5G6tr, aber
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tin14nl mnh fpe;iere ftbH TututsH
FpVinarr lien.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-03-01

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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-03-01

Ret4e 89loIaeer fino ON
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5rauen BON alien eeatf1eH Stdeten
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srffen abtturicuiiuner nm Sabre 1906
dnf nte Sotf5uIer e1rttaTsn rperoer
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Gefierrrf4 auf Dem grube1 SGIsrns
cute Der 5dmilic 3nfGte feft melr dla
2fS SGbren ale ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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mer QIesheu RaYnen2
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-03-01
SfSanhrnfpGttrr

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@eas tpudien, tpsiI in Iunet oGrauf bsrarn
aetretru mira
&c rcernsn m-br Spfsr ans Gur4t Gis
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feintm anDsren slnnben nilrns.
Gnnt nsir. mir mrn On nrngfhE n in
snn. sir. mos Tn ieir RfH1sfrit.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-03-01
Die sAarse In Snalaun.

Sin snslii9sr Scusfprfaer BOT Der
ausgefunoen, oGb be SerrI6oft Der
S6Gr5e IN Grglduo t6rsn Guoe nc6r
III. Die cngltfte Sduafrau teet bent
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uno beuist oiefes SteinunssFiit I'm
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srheetf6 GegengmmsH bcben urn In
neientIidleu uur auf Die ItsrFfhpten.
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4rf rem 2dnoe uuo in tletner Stdnter
erFreut i9 isnc6 Die S6irse nod TN
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fotssuneu G6Gr5srspecSfels getpefen.
cine 6GusFruu. Die gu sirsm @mpfones
aas Der Gii6e seholt pcrnen mar. Ieate
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Safes ab.. faltcte re 3ufunmen GRs
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SGirSs NIT elmer bInuen S4lsife f9tz
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rim az geTu4 uuo Die Soasfrau noBn
raid Die WuuFeltrzS 6ar5s ab, uater
rpef6sr Hunnebr cine i9por3isiosae
brittle S6ir5e Mite elmer rofo 65leiFt
rf6rr. bic cf1sRhor Solo3RS1sR
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-03-01

SAmcibeIhaft. Ter irifd)E 8iss
COUNT Rilcpurie, Der I'M sHglif6er
gorIanent FAB, abr enc fehr unbsoeu,
ten6e RoG fnielte. tprroe Beer UNI BE-
lam ala Tntaer ben Iitei Carl @doaH.
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geenete ar nsn gbgenrnnrter 51grruln.
reoete tim an urn Togte hd er aus oeifen
Ttiene fdlEpB, Sisgernln srtenne Tim
nicat: 81 Sie tennen min niG1t2 Cd
biH Der Garf GdpGn!" rQb TO-" mar
oie 4nttport. ,sSn erffen 4lgenhiiG
naee i'd 5it NIT benz alien Gel Gil,
couriie pe~rrpeGfeltl@
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-03-01

GineR Gntof9aB ianosn
GnaEdRper bel 4asgrabungR in Gpte.
FuS. AIetnafeR, btFaheRh ans Sbrr,us
gen. aEmEtRoeR. Sponetn. @nrftsd
nabsln. 80sstn. gaoen ann 91Is,
IhHHd @dmmtEihe 8gqeHitda6t inn
aus Ftiaftem Cob ano Setgsn DnrSlgF
lihits Arbeis. Die Better Der aasgras
bunegn fsbsH He IN noa g. SabrbAnp
bert b. Gbr. Die SaeLdRoeC bnrftsn
bic GaAen ni9t nod 2oRnoR ms gri.
Tide ARuFsum brin8su, EaapsrH mug
ien ie an ons Maieum n &aaItonth
nppsE nblieFsrn no5u aud ale onoctr
Ennos in 8rcnss, GIfeRbem uHe Gil
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-10
MARRIAGE ANNULED.
Bridegroom Was 20 Years of Age and
the Bride Only n.

Portland Me. Feb. "a sensational
EoWG0inham marriage of five years ago
was annulled today by Judge Strout Of the
Cumberland supreme court.
The case came up on petition Of Mrs
Eliza A. ScdgcrIy Of I;oWdoinham. ANA
her daughcr and guardian. Mrs Marcia
a. Adams. The petition allc1oS tnit when
the marriage took place Mrs. S"d@rr!y
was of unSOund mimi ana That ihe con
tract. therefore. vas not legal.
The daughter testified that VIII til"
marriage occurred the bridvgroOm was =.
years of age and the brio" IL she had (,
pleasant home. in BOW,oinIam. WAS ORA W
ing a pension and WAS living comfortably
Richard SedGeilE came there to work
as farm hand and after being there 4
short time he and his employer. who's"
name was then Mrs. Eliza A Williams
left town and made a trip 10 Boston and
Chelsea. The wedding took place in thcI-
sea They lived toGoth r tire" Of fouI
years. Il para of the time in her hOmo>3it I
BoWGonhaT and HftrrWHrd in Brunswick.
The daughter testified that Mrs. Sr1~Cr-
~ WAS a smart Oh lrGE ;lutiI Il low years
before l.cr MA. mage. She WAS then aiken
SICK and her mind has lccn seriously
weakened ever since; that at til" time III
the marriage she was Very susceptible &c
influence.
Two nciehhors testified in the case cor
roborating the sta.Cn.tn ms of the petition
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-10
Ex-PoSTMASTER INDICTED.
Albert Gilman Found Probably Guilty
of Endorsement.

Portland. Me. Feb ?-The grand jury
OF the United States district court which
is in session. Thursday, made a partial
report.
charge of embezzlement of post office
money order funds 10 the amount of 5000
while postmaster at Veazic: James Duffy
of Chelsea. is charged with assault with
a dangerous weapon and attempting TO
Xiii Jas. MCEttrick at the National Sol
dlerS Home. Tngus. Two indictments
Were reported against Jas. Sherwood OF
Baltimore and Edward Cockelin for al
R"wdoirhan. July Il. The former is in
the county Jail and the latter is serv-
ing sentence in another state
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-10
Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, Feb. 9.-1hc storm Of
SHOW, sleet and rain that prevailed
east of the Mississippi river Wcdncs-
day has largely expended its energy.
ana is slowly designating. The great
est baromctric depression tonight is
north Of LAX" Superior. ANA pressure
is relatively low off the south New
England coast.
There has been very general precipi-
tation in Central and eastern districts.
1t is much warmer in northwestern
districts.
Fair weather is indicated for Friday
and Saturday except in the lake region
ana New England, where light snow
will continue Friday. Colder weather
will prevail iii the Atlantic coast dis
tricts Saturday. The winds along the
Atlantic coast will be mostly fresh to
brisk west
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-10
BROKE THROUGH ICE
Two Mechanic Falls Men Narrowly
Escape With Their Lives.

Mechanic Falls, Me. Feb Mr. J.
Clark Goodwin. a true kmar, and Mr.. Nor
ris Greenwood of Mechanic Falls. had An
icy hath in the AndrOscnggin river, this
forenoon. and as Il result Mr. Goodwin :
condition is serious.
The men were driving across the river
below the mill, when the ice gave way
and the team splaShed into the water.
The men for a time were able to nc"n out
Of the water. hut in trying to save the
horse they got 4 SCNC"c dUckin9 and mar
rowly cscaI ed with their lives
II was. some Zine before help from the
mill arrived and il NaS r"arlv an hour
before the team and men were i'm a place
of safety. While Mr.. Greenwood was MI
most frozen. the condition of Nj. Goodwin
was much more critical ana il is no,
known Just how serious he results will he
The place where the men w.r,. crossing.
is frequently used by th" mill people bus
it is below the plaC" where n.oDIr in ean-
e,al are accustomed cross the river i'm
the winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-10
FATAL ASSAULT.
Georoe PeIIerin Attacked
in Manchester, N. H.
Two Workman Companions Are
the Perpetrators.
Cause Of the Assault is Unknown-An
Inquest Today.

Winchester \. H., Fab. 9.-George
p.llorin. a VIEWER ut No. II AmoskeaS
IAN MAS taken from the sidewalk in
frout of the Cll"y building on Elm
str..I If 4.3G O'clock, this afternoon.
IN u diving ,ondiiion ard five minutes
afteruar,ls expired in the office of a
physiri'in. =.
According to the police three wit
r,veos hav. reported tiIIt Pcllerin was
assaulted by two unknown men, who
r.d after kAoriii@ Pcllcrin down and
tf,l.iue rim IL. ~ Lay ON the sidewalk.
No noiivo can b" assigned for the al
Ie-el assault and the case presents
u.,,liy clrI..rrts al mystery.
According to the story told by the po-
III. Nv M three alleged witnesses,
Ioll.riu and his Two companions came
down Concord street aud turned up
Tlm street When they reached the
Clll,v building. h.lf 4 block distant,
one. Of tHn m.u it is alleged. struck
Tailnrin 4 blow iii the face. Iellerin
rccI.d and fell. IS lac WAS falling his
asyailtllt struck him Il second time.
As p.Ilcrim wv ~ the sidewalk, both
OF ms COM 'iIll'1ils', 'l' wv 4Ilis, " 49,
story of the witnesses, kicked him in
the BODY several times. The two mon
then turned and hurried down Elm
street to The corner Of Concord street,
where thy were lest 10 view.
Alter IL" men n; left PelIerin rose
TO his feet. stlnGjrd au { II again. Or.
Nl,rir Watson, who office is in the Gil
lev building GroVc up at that moment
ana .y.ist"d the lnrn into his office.
Strvrhl.iiic ana other StilnulantS were
administered. but PelIcrin died within
five minutes.
Later II was learned that Pellerin and
two unknown men had been seen in
saloon on Concord street during the
afternoon. The police have instituted a
search for I'clierin's companions and
the police OF ether cities and towns in
this vi, nifty h..vr been asked to be on
the watch FER them.
The description of tho mon given the
police W.,S very lnfaGr".
The only wound fnund "n Pcllcrin was
q superficial ,ut ou tile cnin.
Medical E"rcfct. George NJ. Davis will
comiuct I'm i.lu"Sit. tomorrow morn
ing. II - O'clock.
Pcll,,n was .3 years ago and lived
with his wifi, at ~ East High street.
They had h,"li married about eight
Years. but had lao Il ilron.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-10
FIRE IN BOSTON
10 People Have Narrow Escape at
Midnight Blaze.

Boston. Feb. 10.-Nineteen women
and children were rescued from
burning tenement house at 10 Lowell
street. early this morning, by firemen.
When the flames broke out everyone
in the building was asleep and the fire.
men and patrolmen rushed through
the house arOusng the sleeping ten
ants. Fifteen children and four wo-
men were carried in safety to the
street. The fire was cxtinguishcd with
small, monetary damage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-10
SHOWS IMPROVEMENT
Ice Embargo Slowly Lifting On Mainc
Coast.

Bucksport. Fcb. 9.-Thera has been
little change in the ice ooEdi ions on the
lower river and bay today. The river is
still closed by the ice jam at Fort
Point. The ic2 fields III the eastern and
Belfast bays snow signs of weakeA;rl;
The western bay is open from Castine
to the sea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-10
AMERICAN MAILS.
Land at Dover England For First Time
in History.

Dover, Eng. Feb 9.--The Red s ar Line
steamer Vaderland. from New York Jan.
30. arrived here this morning after hay
ing been delayed by fog. Fifteen hundred
bags of mail from the steamer We're sent
to London by special train. This is the
first time American mails have been land
ed at Dover,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-10
WITHOUT OPPOSITION.
Or. Daniel A. Robinson is Nominated
Mayor Of Bangor.

Bangor. Me-, Feb. 9.-Dr. Daniel A.
Robinson was nominated for mayor at
the Republican caucus, tonight. receiv-
ing all the votes cast, 4s2, there being
no opposition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-10
FAIR AND COLDER.

Washington, Feb. 9.-Forecast for
New England: Snow in north. clear
irg in south portion Friday; Saturday
fair ana colder; fresh west to south
west winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-10
A FOURTH DOMESTIC LOAN
Japanese Ministers Coming to U. S. to
Consult With Financiers.

Toxic. Feb. o--n1.:D A. M).--Vice Pres
dcnt TakahaSi Of the Bank of Japan. will
leave for America and England via Van
Couvrr. on Feb. Il, to hold preliminary
conferences with tnanciers of those co,r-
tries regarding terms Of fourth domestic
loan. Minister Of Finance Yoshiro Il ar
ranging TO meet Japanese bankers and
capitalists on Feb. - to disc uss the rate
Of interest and time for which this loan
will run.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-10
30 Ston Forecast.

Boston. Feb. 9.-Local forecast for
Boston and vicinity: Friday cloudy.
followed by clearing. colder during the
night. light westerly winds. Satur-
day fair colder brisk northwest winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-10
BIG BATTLE.
May Soon Be Fought Be-
tween the Armies.
Spring Thaw May Hamper
Movements It They Wait.
Emperor Of Japan Gives $4,000 for .
CeIebration-Late War News. g..

Toxic. Feb. 9.-The impression pre-
walls here that the impending battle be-
tween the armies CT Field Marshal
Ovama and Gen. Kuroratkin will occur
before any material thaW takes place
which would convert the country into
a slushy bog and render the movement
Of guns. ammunition and stores impoS-
sible until the roads harden.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-10
$1,000, 900 Gold SHIPMENTS.

New York Feb st was announced
today. that on Saturday next the National
Bank OF Commerce will ship $1,000, 900 In
gold certificates to Cuba
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-10

Toxic. Feb. o. The Emperor and en-
press of Japan have given 100000 yen
(si9,o00, to the army and navy depart
ments to purchase wines and delicacies
for the celebration Of the national holi-
day which will take place on Saturday
next, Feb. IL.