davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-30
LOCATED THE ROGERS.
But Couple Have Not Yet Been Ar.
rested.

Providence, R. I. August s0.--Iohn
M,Rogers Of Washington ana san Fran.
cisco and his wife, who disappeared from
the Hotel Ten Eyck at Albany, n. Y.
last Friday night, leaving behind two
young children, were in Providence YES.
terday. The missing man was identi-
fed in the Office Of DR.. NJ. M. Houphton.
the government physician of this port,
to whom he applied for employment,
and related a story OF III luck. Accord
ing to Rogers statement, he and his
wife arrived here Monday from Boston,
having walked the distance In three
days. Dir, Houghton secured position
for the man. The physician saws that
later he was informed BIZ Rogers that
the latter, when in New York last Fri
day, wrongfully made out on a southern
California bank for $1,000, which was
eashed for a portion of the face value.
DR.. Houghton did not learn the name
Of the institution.
Rogers shortly afterward left DR..
Houghton's Office and when last seen
by the physician was waiting for his
wife on a street corner.
As excuse for his actions, Rogers said
that he had been III bad company in
Washington and in New York and had
arrived at the end Of his resources. when
be decided to make out a check on a
California bank The local detective
bureau was advised of Rogers presence
IN this city, and officers were looking
for him during the afternoon,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-30

FOR sALE--One pair Of horses, wagon,
sledges, harness. sleigh, two stoves, 50hens and
other articles. Inquire OF A. f. Batcheldef. IS
Merchant Street, Barre, Vt. 1926
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-30

WANTED--At once. competent man to super
intend setting Of vault and monumental work.
Must be thoroughly capable and able to rea
plans Flint afanIte Company, Albany,
N. y. 142t3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-30

Waterbury has another chance to Sc
cure . prominent granite firm one that
has sufficient capital to handle its own
business. All the firm asks is 4 little
assistance in building the granite shed.
1T is up to the Board of Trade. The or.
ganization ought to be equal to the oc-
casion Waterbury Record.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-30
A Fortunate Young LadY.

Miss Jennie Martin, 17s North Paul
Street, Rochester, N. Y, says: 4 suf-
fered long from kidney complaints
home physicians and their medicines
failed to afford me relief. A friend in
dueed me to try DIR. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy, of Rondout, n. X. The
effect was wonderful BY the time
had taken two bottles was completely
cured and have had no trouble since"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-30
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
wEDNEsDAY. AUGUsT %. laO5.
weather Prediction.

Thunder showers and warmer tonight.
Thursday partly cloudy and cooler, fresh
to brisk southwest to west winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-30
PLAINFIELD.

The Sunday school picnic at the woods
near the Marshfeld depot is postponed
from today until Friday. Ali are cor.
daily invited.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-30
Corn Roast.

Az Our annual corn roast
IN will BE held at John Sowle's,
IGW Beekley Hill, Friday evening,
%SI%N Sept. 1st. Meet at Peoples
" National Bank at $3.50 p. M.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05
Spab mnb aud iein.
9epIasirte Grmmnternng.

Hid)ter: 49,. 9ln re6en Sic
NAL fret bon Der 2eber meg unb
er5ablen sic inns, mas sic Don Der
Sadie piiien. Sprefen Sic nlr
nll9enirt! Sbun Sic gana mie su
Sauiel"
8eriGtSidreiber (oem Hihter at,
fiiilterno): gu Saus barf or ia
gar nibts iogen!"
1tnbesreiflidl.
&itter: gSie iino mesen Sa5arb.
lpielens angeflagt. @iiien sic
ni6t. boB ieoes @liidsipiel perboter
iit?"
Spieler: .@liidsipiel nennen Sie
oas, ipenn man, mie ih, Sab iirb
@iit babel perIiert2"
SO
Son Der Shmicre.
GarIteqer: ySn Dem armieliger
GoItiim fam idJ bod ni6t ais So
Mig auftreten!"
9ireftor: s9os sebt id)on =.
fle6ten Sic einfah in Dem groBen
@onologe elm, oaB Sbre l1ntertba-
men nit ben Steuerrl arg i'm 8iid.
itonoe mdren."
Srpit i'm Scio.
@enodrm (ber iid) einen Sabr
5ieben ldBt): .Sett balm g Der
unreften ermiift!"
Sober: .Wtaten g Sbna nj,
oralis - bees is Sbna oud id)or
otter paiiirt!"
Sermcintlifcr 8iberiprmdj.
Gin iouberbares @eib0pf, eieit
Sralt BON Sternlidt."
nSawobl, Die bilbet ii6 ein. liz
babe Die fleinIten sSGnoe, Die Helm.
item SiiBe, Den fleinlten Numb, Dos
lit - 8robenpabn."
Die Gpmpagnons.
a.: Die bier Serren brii6en an
Gid iino @riioer nno Gompng.
Mons"
g.: nllnO ipelhes @eid1ft baber
lie Oenn2"
a.: Der cine lit Chauffeur, oe,
5peite Ir5t, Der brittle Ipotbefe,
unb Der nierte Sarefabrifant."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05
Sammmnnben BON SoIcnfraf.

gei iinnsen Sbr6Gunen bcilt
man @pnOcn. meid)e pon Saienirob
berltonlmcn, in Ger ~iolgeioen Meiie:
Y2au lteat eineu bideu @rei bon
2cbm ulo 9l,hNlmo Der unb trdgt
i'm etpa iiagcroit nui Die @ltoe
aui. lin Die Woiic ieit5nholteu.
mis- man Die bctreiicnNen Stelcll
nit Streiicn bon alien S1fen Der.
hinben. Mou widle Den Gerbonh
ipirolformis bernm unb aiebe bas
Gnbe inter Der lebten llmorebung
~binNurd]. @efommt Scr Serbanb
ouf oieic @eiie nod nid)t aeniiqenh
Salt. 10 mu6 man nod 9inbiaoer
oobei sur Tnpanouns brinaen. Sor
@idltiefeit iii ooS ioiortiae 9citrci.
den Ser @uube. neil iid ouf Scr
@unbiIGde bGuiia iriidc Bait unh
&inoentbeile 6eiinben. Die obnr
Gedung bolo anStrodnen ipiirScn.
miirben. @erhcn lie ober ourb
.ioiortioeS 9eItrcid)en Dor Der 9uit
seidiibt 10 bleiben lie grim unh
beilen idnelter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05
SanSwirtbs b0ttltbes

n@uer Slater neiB es, oab ibr
allies 8ieies beoHriet (Mnttb. 6.
32). aauft NOR nitt sluei Sper.
hinge Inn eiiien Yiennig2 llnb
bod fdat feiner bon ibnen ailf ole
groe obne euren Batter. Glld aber
limo ale Saare cures Sauptes &c.
5dblt." (Wattb. 10, 29-30.)
User bereitet Dem &aben feline
Speiie, ipenn feline Sungen su @utt
ldreien uno unitGt limo, oa lie nidts
sp eiien baben? (Sob. 3S, AID Dor
ibm lno bur6 i'm unb in linn lit
IQes. (&om. If, 36.) @ut it's
mir, bob ib gebemiitbigt warb, ba-
nit i'd lerne beine Satungen
Obi. 11S, ID aommt elm llngIiif
ii6er cine Staot, bas niht Ser Serr
getban? Wmos 3, g. ginem tit
tenloien Wenid)en gebt es oft gut
bel an ieiner gosbeit; aber ieir
9efuinn lit SerIuit." (Sir. 20, 81
@irf baber aGe beine Gorge aui
ben Serrn, irnb ct miro Did err
ndbren, iiibren uno beid)iisen inh
sum erlpiinihten 3iele oeines Sei-
les bier ino BORT geleiteu. Gel
Elm aino Ser S%oriebung!
go unerfori6Iif audi Sic Tatb.
l6ldge @ottes, 10 unbegreiflif feline
llrtbeile iinb, 10 lit es bod) gails &c.
nib, oab Der bohit siitige uilO weiie
Batter i'm Simmel bi,rd feline lie
bensmiirbise @oriebltns Iaes sum
geiten S%erienisen leitet, bie Sbr
lieben.
Gortietung folgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05
8eridneiSen Der @einit6de i'm
SCRIPT.
@on SO. $. NJ

/
ginmal i'm Sabre, wabreno ser
8ilbeperiooe ioute ieoer @einitod
beifnitten meroen unb 5tpar in
3eitraiim pdbrenb oes ip1ter
Serbitfroites urlb DEM seitieen Srieh
Der Safte, i'm foleenben Sriib;abr,
fuenn bas Sola tbatidhlif, gefroren
lit. Siele Sa9oeritdnoise itim.
men barin therein, obtpobl ibre GIN.
iidten biniidtlif oes senaiien 3eit-
punftes bes @erifneioens bon elm.
amber abpeifen m0sen.
Serr &ogen bat es in Der @egenn
bon Central S%noiana am paiienoiter
gefunoen Dos geidneioen i'm
Script porsunebmen. @enn es
Damn getban miro, fommt man nit
Dem Inorallg Der Sriibiabrsarbeit
nift in Gonflift. Iu6 lit oas
@etter Damn g~eiuobnlid giinItiger
uno Die ar6eit fam bon Dem be.
treffenben Sperateur nit gerinaes
REM &iiifo porgenommen perber.
iid @ino unb @etter aus5uiesen,
@iro oas geridneiben i'm Serbii
beIorgt, Damn liegt audi weniger @e-
fnbr 6eS ,Gerblutens" Dor, cine 9e.
jeidnuug, melte oen NbiluB Ger
SGite tarofteriiirt. cine gegleit.
iolge oes ipGten Seridneibens i'm
Sriibiohr. @enn I'M Script BE-
lf)iitten miro uno Die Stenen tper-
Sen iofcrt 9%ebrannt Damn peroer
biele aranfbeitscrreger lno Snief-
ten serit6rt. melGe anberieits oerr
@inter iiberleben unb an 2aub unh
Gunfen in Der fommen0en Saiior
5ebren Diirbcn.
Nuberbcm fGnncn i'm Scrbit Der.
Ihnitteue Ronfen Ser, Stren1e oes
@intcrs better @iSeritonb lciIten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05
Wbiuchslnna.

.Sa, ieben &c, meme Iiebe Srait
Wiiaern, mel Wann bot iih be.
ifDert, baB CT ST. ipenie abwed)s-
hing i'm giien bat"
49,
Mikberitdnonif.
grst gum s%ittfranfen 9auer):
SEQ. no iist benn Gl,er llebel?"
Bauer (na6 ieinem 8eib binpei-
ienb): rMeeridtenbbeIs bort nfi
Der nfenbnnf."
Gpsif.
6 polniiher Siio entoeft in lei
8ett e Slob nnb bolt an ibn fol.
genoe Geo': sd periteb DID mir!
Bit De geiiino. mas tilt De i'm
9ett? Bit De aber franf, mas
ipringit De beri1m2"
So
ErDteft.
Saulirer (oer i'm Seeboo INNER
fpieoer bon ben botgebenoen @el.
len an's 2aith binausgemorfei,
wirb): Sea mn, &c ieben bod, SEER
Neptlm, ih bin bo6 mir ba, Inn
bel Sbnen ill bauiiren!"
gps9aft.
Grau o.: Isle miiiIen elm iebr
siltes NerionengeoGdtniB baben,
oaB sic mid beutc nad einem
Sabre nod nieoererfennen."
Sran g.: sd babe Sic on
Sbrem aleio erfannt; es lit nod
oas namlife, bas Sic Dor einem
Sabre trllsen."
Sn Webanfem.
SienItm1ofen: ,Serr GrofeIior.
mann ioa ih Die @nooige Srau alls
Dem Sbeater abbolen?"
Erofeiior (iiber bas Griheinert
zines Gometen nadleieno): nsfm 16.
OCTOBER 1921"
Simmer reipeftpoq.
Sronune mlB fem! @egeniiber
ben nielen &lagen iiber Heipcft-
loiigfeit tbut es ipobl, aii6 bin uro
pieoer erfeuliden Salen bon Chr.
e%rbietuns 5u begegnerL mie gum @ei-
ipiel Elm iolher aus einem 9orflein
Sbiirinsens berid)tet pirb. I'm
periebens miro ba elm StnltbeiB
BON Dem geitrengen Serrn 2anoratb
ans Selepbon eerufen, als Der
S6ultbeiB geraoe nit ieinen Shien
poaanf Su tbrn bot. nShnell,
ihneal" ruff Der sefliigelte gote
5miifen Die seb0rnten Hileglinge
bin, die Sahe lit eilig!" 9as
beoGdtigte Srtsoberbalpt ober ent.
gesnet: $50 ifnelf, 'Gilis? SdJ
fam bod init Dertt sSerrn 2anoratb
nift in meinen3' Stalfleibern ipre.
heu!" Spraf's mo mari lid
flugs in ieinen SirtenanSig, in
BENT er bal0 rubisen, niiroigen
Gauges sum Goitamt ifritt.
*++
SnSiuiomelle Y%nffaKnns.
Bauer (oer Staaoirne 8ormiirie
mafeno ipegen ibrer llnebrlihfeit) {:
.@eun o glaiibit, On bit I'M.
iduloig parim pertbeioieit 9
Gid net2!"
Stallbirne: ySaipobl - 6oB .
mi NADIA oerflagit megen &0rper-
%berlesung!"
&aiernbufbliit
Seraeont: ,0tenIf. sic Iin6 10
5u b1mliG! &0nnen Sic Oenn iiber=
boupt cine 3abl ihrciben9"
&efrllt: % ini"
Serseant: .gSos oenn fir eine?"
Hefrut id)lpeidt.
9ergeant: .9to. ollenfaus III
NIT Der Wiitga6el, merm lie orei
3infen bat!"
Gin innscr Icaliit.
.@amu. Gu bit mir idon suei
Ma[ bas Sonntagsgelb i6ulOig,
eib's gleih bert"
.@as fdGt Cir benn elm. in
ioldlem Son nit mir sn rebcu2"
.Na. Woma. On neiBt bod,, in
Gelbiafen bort ole @emiitblidfeit
ouf!"
elite uno uue tOett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05

Gin iidcreS 3eiGen elmer beiti.
gen grtGlturA lit Elm SnIten. @enm
mir Die @rfdltitng los weroen, 10
perihuinoe. Der Sulten; inbcm Or.
aitGnit &oniA's Sambrraer Yruit.
thee ole GrfGltuna ans oen aorper
treibt turirt or iider ben Suitcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05
Die ~Gompasnons.
Serlincr nnb SresSener.

Gtn Serllt1er ltno EN- Ores0erer
flibren einmal in einem Giienbabn.
Ibtbeil 5uiammen. Der ihnlfbaite
Scrliner peripiirte 2iiit, Sen Safien
5u 1rgern. ySoren Sic nal,
Sieber", fraste Der Spreeatbener.
nniiIen Sic. moburd iid Elm GIel
ulo Elm Sadie unteriGeiben2
Ger 9resoener fano bes HatbieIs
2oiung ni6t.
n0ann min i1 es Sbnen iagen",
f1cinte Der 8erIiner. der giel iaet
ab" unb Der Safie .ei ia!
8roleno sog iih Der 8efrdnfte
4 cine Scr gden 5ilriid unb iann
auf Gade. Nad elmer @eile be-
gam er: .Secrn Sic, @uteiter, mo.
rim 9leid)eu iif cen Berlin uno Elm
@a6telfeenig?"
Ter pfiifige 9erliner jam LANCE
nod.
r9tun, Damn mill ids Sbnen ia.
gem, triiimpbirtc Der Sobie, sbeebe
iinO Srmpfbiibneri"
$50
Sas Corpus oeiicti.
@irtb: y@os hat Der @aIt ms
9eidweroebuh geifrieben9"
aeauer: oMifts-mir iein Beef.
Iteof bat err bineIngcbeftet!"
$50
@tscfabrt.
&roiejior (glltronom): ,Mir
ideint, ooS giien brernt an!"
6rau (5ornia): naiimmere 9if
nidt nm Die Slide; gebe lieber itnb
entoede &ometen, mie 9eine Golle.
gen bon 0en moer'n Stern-
pnrteni"
Sie Dcrmeintlihe 3immeriuirtbin.
Stuoioiils Goes Moreens auf ser
Yoli5eiwade eriuad)t, Su benz Elm.
tretenoen Shusmann): rNamL
Srau Miiaer, marum boben. Sic
oenn oen Selm auf Dem 9opfe?"
49,
Mmtsitil.
@eridtsoiener 8oli beriftet, boB
or Die Sorlnbmg Dem Nooli
Weier nidt 5uitellen fonnte, neil
berielbe nidt annobm, inoem Der
ielbe niht oerielbe lit.
%f
Sarpin'ide Sbeoric.
ai6ter: .,@ober baben Sic benn
Die Seule OIL Der Stirn9"
Ineeflogter: Set muB iino,
SEER Seriftsbof nah Der 9arpin'.
ife Sbeenorie."
Hidter: v@as idpasen Sic
oa?"
angeflagter: Sic 9eule itammt
n1mlih bon Dem Niien ab, ben id)
Montags bate"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05
1lte uno uue lUelt.

~. Sabrsaus i~905-t9o8.
SQufrirtes tatboliides S%dmilieublatt ,ur
%lluterbultuis NIB Selebums.
SabruA "a sefte q rs Strts.
ssi sOrausbssabIar9 hss sanseH Sabrsanaes
Ga. 1000 Snutratipuen i'm Sahr, oarunter
mande mehriarbige.
Qalenser fur 1905.
Nsmsiaer's DsariensS4aienoer @itt Torbers
hriids5itelbiIb 100 SGuitrdtiuueU, oQruuter q
@pibiloer. meAriarbiger llmidllas, smetiars
btges aalenoarlitir. h~n0ldier Mluotaleus
Der. Nreie go Ueats.
GinHeeIer GaIeneer. Mit SGrberorud. Sitsi.
bib. 81 Sanftrationen, hdriuter 3 Sunbi!0er,
iarbiger uraibIag. b9bid,er WGnofGleNs
Der. Vreis Us Seats.
6triHfins's 8aIeneer fir bic aleInsn. Npit
Sarhenoru6s 5iteibilb. 4 ~forbiesn GiuiGnlts
biloern uno 5ablrsidenr Sert Sauira'
tioien. YEcta 10 Scnte.
Ter. anunrirte e%ineimmotier @inrencs
Sofe. Vreis ) Senis.
Catholic Home Annual. 5arbenoruo. IitcI.
btie. reid tVyhrtrt. III Heii!ui .oesarOBertern
6crmGt. Yreis 25 Sente.
Little Folks Annual. YteiS 10 SsniS.
Gu beSiehen ourd, ieoe Sndhaauoluns ionic
0irett bon ben Sec.eeern:
IBENlI6ER BROTHERS,
New York: rs 30 Barclay Street.
Cincinnati: 343 Main Street.
Chicago; I'll & sl3 Madison st.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05

Which is the greater pitcher, Cy
Young OF the Boston Americans, or
thrlsty MatheWsOn of the world
champion New York Giants?
\ good many fans, remembering
MatheWson's wonderful pitching in the
worlds series against the Athletics
last week, will smile at the question.
then the more thoughtful win take
another think and say: Let's see the
dope"
The dope in this ease doesn't tell the
whole story. Cy has done some pitch
ing this season that no table of aver
ages reveals. For instance. he pitched
a twenty-ining game against the Phil
adelphia Athletics. He established a
strike-out record for the season by
tanning fifteen men in nine innings.
He gave less free passes than any
pitcher i'm the game. unless We are very
much mistaken.
Old Cy got his bumps, il is true, ana
got them good deal harder than
Christy did. The heartless records
show that he won eighteen and lost
nineteen while the mighty MathewsOn
won thirty and lost but six.
We might pick out another Boston
American pitcher whose record of
games won and lost is far more cred
table than that of old Cv. Tannehil,
for instance. is the best pitcher on the
Collins staff this season. judging by the
dope.
Rube Waddelrs record for the season
would look mighty good alongside that
of Young, but il is safe 20 say that
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
HERALD SPORTING NEWS

have won a good many Of those
games from the old man"
The record of runs and hits is not
much smaller than Mathewson's record.
In. IS games opposing teams made g.
runs, an average Of 1856 per game. while
they made 226 safe hits, an average Of
6.3 per game
When you consider that Mathewson
was backed up by q batting and base
running aggregation team that
played aggressive base ball and played
1t every minute of the season il is
erage of games Won was largely due To
his support. not in fielding particularly.
but in run getting.
\ pitcher cannot win his games. All
he can do when he does his best Is 10
keep the other team from making many
hits and runs
II his own team does not make runs,
he couldn't win game if he shut out
his opponents without a hit every day.
p Young's record this year suffered
sadly from the inability of his team 10
score runs. That that is the reason
Tor the difference IN the records is
shown clearly enough by the fact that
Ey's opponents made off his delivery
an average of less than a run a game,
and only d fraction of a hit more than
Mathewson's opponents did off his.
Cy gave but 80 bases on balls in 81
games, while MatheWsOn gave so in 80
games. Cy struck out POS men i'm his
games, while Matty struck out but ia.
Which, on that basis, looks like the
Steadier pitcher?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05

Connie Mack would quickly exchange
the eccentric southpaw for the old
man."
Figures don't lie, but dope whether
on horses or baseball, is often snare
ana a delusion.
We are not trying TO prove that old
Cy Young is a, better pitcher than
Mathewson. Let Christy have all the
glory that belongs 10 him. He won the
worlds championship for his team, and
is entitled To a big, shining medal. Old
Cy would himself award il to the
yOungster in a neat speech.
When you think Of Cy Young's six
teen consecutive years of service in
major league baseball, does not his
work, even during the disastrous sea-
son just closed. give him still a place
among the very t0p-notchers in the
business?
If Christy Mathewson is still lead
ing major league pitcher, after he has
rounded out 10 years Of service, he will
DO well indeed.
Now for a glance at the dope. 1t will
be seen at once that Young should have
won more games than he did, but he
didn't, owing 10 elements that never
figure i'm pitchers record.
The total number of runs scored by
opponents in Cy's 81 games vas an
even 100, an average of 81 - game.
His opponents hit him safely an aver
age OF Go times q game
If Cy's team had been able TO bat,
run bases and score runs, they would
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05

discussion. In general Republican
speeches have advocated president
Roosevelt's policy" but the Democrats
have attacked Governor Herrick's adj
ninis,ration, especially criticising his
use of-the veto power.
The public criticism was that which
brought the .Anti-Saloon league into
The field against the governor and con-
sisted OF charge that by threatening
70 use the veto against the Brannoc<
law Governor Herficie had compelled
changes IN that bill. It was the infiu-
enee of that league which settled the
choice of the Democratic candidate for
governor, former Cong gresham John N.
Pattison. a pronounced temperance
man, Methodist IN which ehure! the
Anti-Saloon league counts its leading
members, and successful business
man.
Another phase of the campaign and
one having its particular complications
has been an attack on political bossism.
The speeches We're particularly directed
against George b. Cox the Republican
leader In ~amiiton county.
Chairman CARRIER of the Democrats
state c-.slnittee today gave out a
statement that John NJ. Pattison, the
Democratic nominee for governor, win
carry the state by Sc 600 plurality.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
FUSION IN NEBRASKA.
Republicans Expect to Win Out by
Close Margin.

Lincoln. Neb.. Nov. 4.-TOnight saw
the practical close of a state campaign
that has been listless and without in
tcrest. Aside from a few counties
where the contest for local offices is
bitter, there has been 10 canvass what
ever and probably not to exceed half a
dozen state meetings have been held
throughout the campaign. This is the
Off-year in Nebraska. only three state
officers being elected-an associate JUS
tice Of the supreme court and two re-
gents of the university, with four tick
cts in the field-Republican Demo-
cratic-Populist, Prohibition and Social
fst. There is fusion between the Dem
ocrats and POpulists, but only the Dem
OCrats maintained state headquarters.
The vote will be light
At the headquarters OF the Republi-
can state central committee Chairman
Warner said there was not the least
doubt OF Republican success. He de-
clined to give figures, but party leaders
confidently predicted a Republican plu-
raiity Of not less than $4,000, and prob
ably as high as 10000
Chairman Allen, of the Democratic
committee, said the Republican claims
were excessive, and he would not con-
cede defeat. On the contrary. he said,
The committee had ground for conf
dence.
Non-partisan estimates are that the
Republicans will win by plurality of
not less than l., 600
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
CONTEST IN MARYLAND.
Fight Is over Disfranchisement of H.
literate Negroes.


Baltimore Nov. 4.-The election in
Maryland next Tuesday is for d comp
trOller OF the state treasury, a legisla-
ture and county officers, and in Balti-
more for judge Of the supreme court
sheriff, city court clerk and surveyor
The main issue of the campaign. which
practically closed tonight. is the pro-
posed constitutional amendment. the
aVoWed purpose of which is to dis
franchise the illiterate negro voters
One of the clauses of this amendment
provides that to be qualified To vote a
person must be able to read any sec
ton of the constitution of this state
submitted by the officers of registra-
ton and to give q reasonable eXplana-
ton of the same to the registration Of
ficer"
This provision has been vigorously
opposed by a large number of Demo-
Gratis. who have openly Joined the Re-
publicans i'm opposing the amendment
In the intensity of the fight over this
proposed change in the organic law
the candidates have been measurably
lost sight OF.
The Republican chairman claims that
TIE state will give majority of $4,000
against the amenfment The Demo-
cratic chairman. who does not make
any Specific claim, said:
The amendment will surely win, and
we will elect the state comptroller and
a majority of the legislature"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
FISTlC PROGRAMME.
Jim Nj. Coffroth in New York Trying
to Arrange Matches,

New York. Nov 1T was said last
night that the proposed contest be-
tween Bob Fitzsimmons and Jack
O'Brien of Philadelphia might mate
rialize. Jim N. Cofroth. who is one
of the leading powers in the fistic gene
at San Francisco, is in town and yes
terday offered Fitzsimmons $4,000, or
SO per cent Of the gross receipts. to
meet O'Brien. Bob thought that the
percentage basis would be the best
thing, and he told Coffroth that if
O'BTten was satisfied these conditions
would suit him. Coffroth wired the ex-
champion's terms 10 O'Brien. If plans
do not miscarTy, it was said, Fitzsim-
mons and O'Brien will have il out no
later than the latter part of next
month
CoffrCth, il is reported, is ready to
give a purse OF $4,000 for a twenty
round fight between Jimmy Britt and
Terry McGovern. or a big slice of the
gate receipts for a twenty fiVe-round
mill between Battling Nelson and Me-
Govern,