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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-08
Especial to the Daily press.)

Especial to the Daily Press.)
RICHMOND, VA. Nov. AT mid.
night the Democratic plurality over
tn" Republican vote stands at about
10000. The vote everywhere was ex-
cccdinSly light, but Democratic apathy
was Offset by bad Republican condi-
tons on the other side. The negroes
throughout the State abstained from
voting almost entirely.
Republican Gain is Slight.
The Republican gain of strength in
the legislature on joint ballot will be
but slight The Republicans will prob.
ably elect twenty representatives on
Joint ballet. Sufficient districts have
been heard from to insure the cleo
Ton OF Congressman Claude a. Swan
son, the Democratic gubcrnatorial can.
didatc, unless there should be an awful
SLUMP in the Democratic votes cast in
tile remaining districts
Southwest is Slow.
reports from the southwest are OK.
ccedingly meagre. The Republicans
will probably carry the counties in the
ninth district by the same percentage
OF majoritics as those polled in the
congressional election last year The
Republicans expect their candidate,
Judge l.. l.. Lewis to come out of the
ninth with 10000 majority.
The negro vote is exceedingly light
all over the State. They kept away
from the polls.
Swanson, for governor, and the
Democratic ticket will receive large
majoritics i'll the eastern districts.
Vote Small in Richmond.
The total vote in the city of Rich
mond will not exceed 1900. Less than
$50 colorcd votes have been cast il
the city. Swanson has beaten Lewis
in the city byat least 5000 out of the
1000 cast. In the several cities in
the State where stiff fights we're en-
pcctcd the Democrats have invariably
won. Figures as TO the local MAORI
ties cannot yet be predicted with GER
ianiy. The Democrats have, however,
scored n victory.
Republicans Badly Beaten.
a complete Democratic victory III
Virginia is positively assured. The
Republicans made n poor showing
The result will be sad blow to the
Slcmps, in charge of the Republican
organization. who have boldly claimed
that they would carry the State. More
apathy has been shown on the part of
tho Republican standard bearer. IS
badly beaten by Swanson.
Returns Grom the southwest are
as follows: Highland county gives the
Republicans majority of only 8;
Patrick goes Democratic by small
majority; Wise. Republican by GOO;
Pearisburg, Democratic by 800.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-08
Tammany Though Defeated in Its
Fight on Jerome for Dis.
trict Attorney.
McCLEIL4N'S MARGIN IS SMALL
Latest Returns Give the Democratic
Candidate for Mayor of New York d
Plurality of s,15s-Hearst viii Con,
test the Election on Grounds OF
Fraud
.Dv AssocIutcd pressA

NEW YORK. Nov S.-Q:I5 a. M -
returns at this hour are complete IN
Greater New York in the mavoraltv
contest with the exception of 81 cleo.
ton districts. scattered through the
CITY. The vote on these returns gives
Mcclellan (Dem). 221,S15: Hearst.
municipal Ownership. 21S,657; Twins
.Rep). 132,317. plurality for McClel.
Ian of 3,15S.
Jerome Is Elected.
Returns at midnight indicate that
George B. Mcclellan. Democrat. is re-
elected mayor of New York by be.
tween 5000 and 1000 plurality over
w. *. Hearst. Municipal Ownership
and that William r. Jerome. Indepen.
dent, is reelected district attorney by
about 5000 over James w. Osborne
Democrat
AT midnight Mr. Hearst declined 10
admit his defeat and declared his in
tention to contest the election. At
That time returns from ISL election dis.
trlcts had not been received. McClel.
Ian. 2lb.59S: Hearst, 203,37O and wins
130,326 votes.
The following statement was issued
at midnight by w. r. Hearst:
Hearst to Contest.
I'VE have won this election. All
Iammany's frauds. all Tammany'u
corruption, all Tammany's intimida
ton and violence. all Tammany's false
registration. illegal voting and dishon.
est count have not been able to over
come great popular majority. The
recount will show that we have won
the election by many thousands OF
votes.
shall fight this battle to the emil.
IN behalf OF the people who have cast
their votes for me and who shall not
be disfranchised by any effort of Grim.
inal bosses. Hearst
Bird S, Coler was elected borough
president of Brooklyn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-08

with nearly two Democrats to one
Republican voting w. T. Barrett. the
Democratic nominee for the House of
Delegates from this city, defeated w.
! l. Ho9plllins, the ,leapal blinaRa
by Just 80 votes in yesterdays general
election. At midnight no one could tel
what the result would be and when
the final figures became known. the
leaders of both parties were astound-
ed' y glance at the vote received by
Mr.. Barrett shows that nearly two
hundred and fifty Democrats violated
the primary pledge and scratched the
party nominee. The Democratic vote
Tor State and city c!l.ccg was satisia,
tory, all of the candidates carryiu; tie
city by large majCrilies.
Very Light Vote.
Many voters OF both parties re-
manned AT home. for OF ncarl, 200
qualified voters, Ouij ,5S7 particirat,.I
III the election. This number was.
however. as large as anyone expected.
Tor little interest had been displayed
by the general public during the cam.
paign.
Yesterday was an ideal day, clear
and cool from morning to night The
voting started briskly soon after the
rolls opened at sunrise and at one
time it looked as though the people
were going to turn out in great styia.
Then came the lull and even at ths
finish just. before shutdown there was
not great rush at the polls
Interest in sarrett-Hopkins Fight.
Interest was conferred upon the
Barrett-Hoplsins contest. From the
start is was conceded that all the Re
publican candidates except Hopkins
would be showed under and the leader,
OF both parties gave practically all
their attention to the legislative con
test
Mr.. Barrett was very confident IF
winning by majority of 200, declar-
ing that he did not believe the report
that so many Democrats intended TO
violate their pledges. On the other
hand Mr. Hopkins was confident too,
although he did not expect much OF Il
majority.
Republicans Jumped, Too.
The RepuDlclh Larty leaders say
that their voters Jumped" too. Eariy
this morning Chairman c. II. Williams.
of the Republican city committee,
that If the Republicans had held to-
gether they could have sent their man
to the legislature. He went on To
say that in one ward alone there were
at least score of straight Republican
tickets with Hopkins aame scratched.
Standing Unchanged.
The result of Yesterdays confess.
which was the first general election
held in Virginia under the new consti-
tuition, proves conclusively that the
Democrats are still supreme in New
port News. at least. The Democratic
maJorities, except in the case of Mr..
Barrett, were about as large as the
most optimistic member OF the PARTY
could have expected, and 1t is safe TO
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-08
Democrat Leads to Victory.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 7.-Incom.
plete returns from various parts of The
State Indicate the election of Berry
lDerl0 for State treasurer by large
plurality Republican strongbolds are
showing unexpected gains for Berry.
Lancaster county, normally Repub.
lican by 10000. is in doubt. Dauphin
county. in which Harrisburg the capi-
tai Is located, another Republican
stronghold, gives Berry I 500 plurality.
Other Republican counties show the
same enormous Republican losses.
Berry. nominated as Democrat. was
endorsed by the independent Republic.
ans and the Prohibitionists
In this city the Lincoln party. form
Ell by the independents, gave Berry q
tremendous vote. The State treasury
has been under Republican control
sine 1880. Rooscvclts plurality last
year was $4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-08

Reports from Republican sources
give Lewis TaXewcll by 500, Smytn
by 400; Wythe by 800, Grayson by 200.
Shenandoah by 300. The Democrat;
show increased majorities over last
year in these sections. The southwest
district has been considered the Re
publican stronghold The Democratic
majority in the State will probably
exceed 10000.
Just a Few Precincts.
Poquoson in York county gave
Swanson 107 votes to Lewis out Of
the ia votes cast.
In Elizabeth City county Swanson
received 507 votes to Lewis 1874.
Norfolk gave Swanson $3.50 and
Lewis 414 votes.
Victory Most Complete.
The Democrats will have a large ma
jority of representatives in both
branches OF the legislature. The
Slemps who control the Republican
organization in the State and who
are said TO have been named by Presi-
cd to make good their beasts that they
would carry the State.
Judge l.. L. Lewis, the Republican
nominee for governor. has been most
signally beaten. His defeat is over
whelming and the size of the majority
is surprise even to the sanguine
friends of the brilliant young congress
man, Claude A. Swanson.
Entire Ticket Elected
The entire State ticket has followed
in the wake of Swanson. crossing the
wire far and away ahead of the Repub-
ican nominees for their respective Of
fees. The victory has been over.
whelming and complete.
The returns are still coming i'm and
show that the Democrat majorities will
be even larger than anticipated The
eastern sections of the State will give
the Democrats handsome majority.
'Swanson's home county of Pitssylva-
MIA gave him majority of 1900 He
received the returns at his home at
Chathom. Mr.. Swanson is much wear
led after the campaign and will start
tomorrow to take a three weeks rest.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-08
MurInous SAILORS CONVICTED.
Sentence Not Pronounced on the MUIR
derers of the Berwind's Officers.

WILMINGTON, n. c., Nov. AR
thur Adams and Robert Sawyer, two
OF the three mutinous sailors from tho
schooner Harry a. Berwind, were
found guilty of murder on the high
seas In the federal court today and
Judgment was reserved until tomor-
row morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-08
Small Vote in This State

RICHMOND. VA. Nov THE in
dications are that the Democrats have
carried the State, but by very much
smaller majority than usual They
have won all along the line, but the
vote has been very much smaller snan
usual, though the weather was fair
everywhere
In Richmond Of total vote OF about
l,eO0 only about 1000 were pollel. The
Democratic majority here Will be
about $500
The Democratic majority will be
about 10000 probably little less
rather than more than that. The Re.
publicans have a representation in the
present Legislature on Joint ballot of
about 1G. In the next legislature they
will apparently have about 20.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-08
500 ARRESTS IN PHILADELPHIA.
Police Maintain Order and Keep tho
Reporters From the Polls.
Ny AasocInlod rresa.l

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 7.-Contra.'y
TO general expectation there was no
serious disturbance in the city today.
There were. however. many small
scrimmages at polling places, especinl-
lS in the more ihickly settled warts.
where the Republican organization Ia
Continued on Page Eiphtl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-08
Norfolk Gives 2,aso to Swanson

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. Norfolk
city gave Swanson (Dem) $3.50
against III for Lewis Rcp) In guber.
material election today. The vote was
light.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-08
THE VICTORIOUS TICKET.

AT 2 O'CLOCK THE MORNING RiCL
moNO FIGURES, WITH A DOZEN coun
TIES TO HEAR DEMOCRATS A PLURALITY OF
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-08
auRNHAM BEATS MADISON.

Hot Eight for County clorNshp /,
Warwick County.
Complete election returns from
Warwick county could not be secured
last night 1t is conceded. however.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-08
RESULT OF ELECTION IN CITY

Total Vote Cast-1,538.
Swansons Plurality, 483; a ority, 461
Harrett's SO.
All Democratic candidates offices elected with biu
majortes. $3.50 ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-08
SWANSON=ELLYSON
BY 10000 MAJORITY
Despite the Small Number of Ballots Cast
Virginia Electors Uphold Democratic
Principles by Handsome vote.
NEGROES STAY AWAY FROM THE POLLS

Judge Lewis Even Makes Worse Showing Than Was
Expected-Republican Stronghods Are Only Car,
ried by Small Margin-Norfolk Endorses
the Successful Ticket in Handsome
Tanner Governor Elect Claims His
Victory by From Is ZOO to 80, OOG
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Fair, Wednesday and
Thursday; light west
winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-08

THE DAILY PRESS
10 tho only newspaper
in Newport News that
receives full Associated
'ress report.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25
AUBURN TAKES THIRD
BEATS MERGER BY A GOOD MAR
 GIN.
May Was Hit Hard But Fast Fielding and Baserunning of the Auburn ites Saved His Game-Gates
 Received Poor Support

Auburn, April 24.-(Special )-In what was decidedly a slugging match, Auburn won the third game of the se- ries with Mercer by a good margin. May, Auburn's pitcher, had an off day and in strong contrast to his previous game against Mercer, was hit almost at will When his pitching is taken into consideration, his support was good and at times brilliant. The fielding features were fast double plays by Skinner ana Auburn outtleld. Mercer eXcelled Au. burn in batting, but in team work fielding and baserunning Auburn was superior. Auburn stealing bases at will Gates was hit hard by Auburn. Randall getting home run and Steele and Neill three baggers. Auburn scored three runs in the first on two bases or balls and an erro' by Hendricks and Steele's three-bagger. Five runs were scored In the third by combination of
 lfth with three hagger and scored on single by Burgess. Auburn scored four more in the ninth on three hits and an error by Gates. Mercer scored one In the third on base on balls and three bagger by Smith. Again in the
 on an error by Neill. Mercer scored four in the sixth on four hits and an e2cusable error by Skinner. In the ninth. on hits by Crawford and Pepper,
 Hits-Auhurn 9; Mercer II. Errors Auburn q 1fercer 10. Auburn scored three In the first five 1T. tho third. four in the eighth Mercer scored one In the third one in the sixth, four In the sev- enth one In the ninth.
 Gates and Crawford. Struck out-by | May 4; hv Gates G. Bases on balls-Off May i: off Gates 5. Fit by pitcher | May ,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25
Ely and Molesworth on a fly to cro-

Ely and Molesworth on fly to Cro- Zier.
 Crozier walked and Mckay struck out in the last half. Krug got his usual drive to right, Crozier going to third. With Morse up, Crozier WIS chased between third and the plate, Schwartz dropped the ball thrown him. Crozier dashed over the plate and Krug went to third, scoring on Morse's bunt to first. Morse got out at first. Jordan hit to right, and Stafford walk ed, but was caught playing off first.
 Barry was out on hit to Stafford in the eighth, Mullaney to the same place. Millerick hit one to left that CroZier could not get to in time, The hit going for two bags, but Stultz end ed 1t with fly to Anderson.
 Anderson hit safe to left in the last half. Shea struck out. Millerick got Ely's foul and Anderson was caught stealing second.
 Lynch hit safe to right in the ninth. Shiebeck hit to Morse and Lynch was forced out at second Shiebeck going to second on Q wild throw to first, and getting to third on Schwartz's hit to Ely. Brouthers was safe on a slow in- field hit. Shiebeck scoring, but Moles- worth ended it with q hit to Morse, forcing Brouthers out at second.
 na
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25
WORDS STAR PITCHING.
Gave Marion the Game Against indiana
 by Score. of Four to Three.

Selma. April 24.-(SpeciaLl-In the greatest diamond contest of the season Marion today won from the selma ln- dians by score of to 5. By d batting and two strikes on the batter the mil
 itary boys from Marion scored two runs which the locals were unable to over come in ther half; Pope of Marion rescue of the isitors with two drives to conter field place which netted two bases each. Until the fourth inning the game narrowed to a pitchers battle the 1refttesr ever seen on Selma diamond, both pitchers Word and Drew weaken ed perceptibly after the fourth. but both made records in strike strike outs, Word JIndoubtedly the Marion team is one of the strongest school aggregations in inc south and little more experience will nut thcir star pitcher Word, in league con7rn"'-. Both teams will play
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25
showgirl 1os; sauid, Clifton Forge

Showgirl. 106; Squid, Clifton Forge 10s; Kilties, 101.
 Fourth race. mile and sixteenth ham, dicap-Bell Indian, 87; Ara, S3; Judge Hines, 102; Roundelay, sS: Focanasta, 9S.
 Fifth race. six furlongs-sportsman 90; Lady Ellison, 92; Darius, 97; Ad. Smith, 100; Trinity Belle, 106; Aiacanta- ra, 92; T. Joe, 97; Sweet Tone, 99; c. O., 1O5; Percy Clarke, 109.
 Sixth race, seven furlongs-Princess Tulane, Clausus. 1OS; Leader, III; Iole, 104; Best Man, 1O9: Albemarle 112.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25

Manager Ere Clarke. of the Pitts burg team. who was "benched" at Gin cinnati Saturday and was the first play CT in the National League to be penal ized this season has mailed his person al check to President Pulliam to paV the fine. Clarke announced that he Is sorry and will frame the cancelled check and hang it in the Clubhouse as a warning to other players as to the danger of cnntradicting the umpire
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25
MuSh,uaton Stiu Winning.

New York, April 24.-Puttman's fumbling of two successive bunts in the third inning gave the visitors lead which the local men could not reach, Attendance 5,200.
 Washington .. .. 004 900 000-4 Q New York . ....OlO 900 O20-3 10
 Batteries Pattern and Kittredgc; Putnam. Powell and Mcclure.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25
EGYPTIANS BUNCH HITS.
PeIicnnS Hit Oscar Streit, Hut Were InnhIe tn Get Them When Wanted.

Memphis, Tenn. April 24.-Ihe Iocals easily defeated New Orleans today oy batting when hits secured runs. Two baggers by Collins and Dungan netted four runs. Phillips was wild. passing five men to first on balls and hitting two. Attendance, 500. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25
Tigers Lead,

Detroit April 24.-Kitson was very effective with men on bases and cleverly shut out Cleveland. Both pitchers were wild. Attendance, 5000 Detroit .... .... 900 200 O0"-2 Cleveland . .... 900 900 000-O
 Ratteries-Kitson and Wood: Moore and Bemis. Time, 1:55.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25
mnstnn Cnminr Ronnh.

Boston. April 24.-Boston won to- days game by timely batting in the early part of the game. Attendance 6.957.
 Boston .... 200 100 O0"-s Philadelphia e.. 900 900 O10--1 1
 Batteries-Tannehill and McGovern; Plank and Powers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25
L.enrue Standing.
f.omea Yeaterday.

At Philadelphia-New York, 5; Phil adelphia, f.
 At Chicago-Pittsburg 1; Chicago, '. At Cincinnati-St. Louis, 0; Cincin- nati, $.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25
Habn,a Work,

Cincinnati. April 24.-Hahn pitched his first game of the season, and show ed excellent form, only one visitor reaching third base. Attendance, 2.400.
 R. H F. Cincinnati .. 1920 GOO O1'-S 10 St Louis e. =. .O0O 900 000-0 Batteries-Hahn and Schlei; Egan and Warner. Time, 1:3S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25
Kitson's steadiness in shutting O,

Kitsons steadiness in shutting out Lajoies team yesterday put the Tigers at the top this morning. position that they have never held before. Wash ington jumps from seventh place to d tie with St. Louis and Chicago for fourth. d position that they have not held in many years. By pounding owen yesterday the Browns are this morning pretty close to the Yankees, Puttman's inability to handle bunts beating Grifith's team yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25
MntheMson Won It.

Phlladelphia, April 24.-New York won out in the ninth inning today. Matthewson sending two runs across the plate with a long single. Attend ance 17.390. R. H E.
 New York .. 100 OO2 oO2-5 II Philadelphia .120 900 100-4 6
 Batteries-Matthewso and Bresna- han; Gugglebv and Dooin. Time, 1:3O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25

Summary-Two-ba hits Stanley, Nadeau, Collins, Dungan. Stolen bases, Nadeau, Duney, Tamsett, AleXander. Bases on balls, off Phillips !. off Streit l. Struck out, by Phillips I, by Str"it 5. Hit by pitcher. Tamsett, Walters. Sacrifice hits. Collins. Double plays, DunRan to Tamsett, Stanley to Beck. Umpire, Carpenter. Time. 1:J0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25
A FEW FOUL TIPS.

HoOray!
 Alas, poor Stultz,
 Whisper Montgomery lost. Pretty bad start, Mir O'Brien. Lucky Oscar streit. But will 1t last? Oh. that first inning. Such distress fulness and such headaches. If 1t had only rained Tn Atlanta yes terday. But the Pretzels never were lucky.
 Jack Ely won another game from
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25
TOOK TEN INNINGS.
Hut Vaughnites Won Out, Fishermen
 Giving Herman Poor Support.

mingham took the first of the series from Nashville in the tenth inning by score of 6 to 5. The game was ragged, Nashville making some costly errors. Ragan was not in good form, but got two hits. The score is,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25
RAIN PREVENTED OPENING.
Parade by Travellers and Pirates and
 Rnnd Concert at the Park.

Little Rock, Ark, April 2i.-The first game of the 1905 season at West End Park was postponed today on ac- count of a heavy rain, which started a few minutes before the playing time A parade was formed by the Little Rock and Shreveport teams and a band concert given at the park.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE
ARMOUR'S TEAM TAKES THE LEAD
 OF THAT RACE.
KItSOn was Steady With Men on Base, While Tigers Bunched Hits on Moore in Fourth
 Inning.
League Standing.
Gnmea Ycsterdnv.

At Detroit-Cleveland, O; Ihtroit, ?. At Boston--Philadelph 1; Boston, 3. Al New ork-Washington. 1; New York, 8.
 At St Louis-Chicago 1: St. Louis, 3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25
Gnnen TOfnX.

At St. Louis-Chicago and St. Louis. At Dctroit-Cleveland and Detroit. At Boston-Philadelph and Boston. At New York-Washingto and New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25
Rroyvns, Hard HIttInr,

St. Louis. April 24-Consistent hit ting won today's game for the home team. Attendance. l,60o; , St Louis .. .. ..04l 010 00"-6 II l Chicaeo 900 00l OO0-1 1
 Batteries-Sudhoff and Sugden; owen and Sullivan. Time, 1:40.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25
Rr0oIxIvu Errors.

Brooklyn, April 24,-POor fielding by the home teams infielders allowed Bos- ton to win today. Attendance, 1,S00. Brooklyn. .. ..OOs 900 O1O-S s Boston .. ...1O2 900 OO1--4
 Batteries-Stricklett Scanlon and Ritter; Harley and Needham. Time, 1;41.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Andy Roth's Augusta Team Pulls Charleston from the Top.
 League Standing.
Gnmeu Yenterilax

Al Macon-Macon, 2; Columbia, IF. At Augusta--Charleston, 1; Angus. ta, 2.
 At Savannah-Savannah, 4; Jackson. vile, 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25

Summary-Two base hits ,Krug. Morse, Anderson, Millerick. Stolen bases Schwartz, Brouthers. Mclesworth, Jor- dan, stafford Anderson, Archer, Lynch. Sacrifice hits, McCay, 2; Morse. Base on balls, off Burnum, ?; Off Stultz, 3. Struckout by Ely 1; by Stultz. 4. Time, of game, 1:3O. Empires Burke and Black
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25
Chlcago,a Batting.

Chicago, April 24.-Welmer held Pittsburg down to four scattered hits today, while Chicago pounded two pitchers hard and timely. Attendance, 30O0 R.H. E. Chicago :. .. ..122 900 o2"-7 IS Pittsburg .. .0OO OO0 OO1-l
 Batteries-Weimer and Kling; Leev- CT, Hillebrand; Case and Peitz Time. 1850.