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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-02-24
WASHINGTON, OREGON AND IDAHO
he had recently sent money to bring
them to America. Coroner Crawford
went to Almota to investigate.
Says His Wife Is Cruel.

EUGENE, Or, Feb. 24.-G. w.
Billmire, a well-known sawmill man
of this city, has begun suit for divorce
in the Lane county circuit court He
alleges that his wife, Imogene, has
been guilty of cruel and inhuman
treatment in that she persists in
keeping company with other men and
staying out late at night. They were
married in Lane county on September
IA, 1887, and have two minor children
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-02-24
DORIS CALLED TO PENDLEToN
Evangelist Who Thrilled WaIIa WalIa
Audiences Now Pastor of
Christian Church.

PENDLETON, Feb. 24-Rev. Victor
Doris, who conducted the revival
meetings in the Christian church last
winter and added IS members to that
organization, has been secured as pas
tor for the church.
The announcement of the above
was made today by Rev. N. H. Brooks
retiring pastor of the church. 1t is
understood Mr.. Doris will arrive here
within a month Or six weeks. Nc
salary arrangement has yet been
made with him. and the same will be
agreed upon after his arrival. He
resigns a position paying $4,000 veal
in order to accept the church in this
city.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-02-24
Jurors Warned to Depart.

OMAHA, Neb, Feb. Anonymous
warning to leave town within thirty
DAYS have been received by members
of the jury which found Pat Grove
not guilty Of the charge of robbery
growing out of the Cudahy kidnapping
case. The note is Identical in each
case and is as follows:
Having proven yourself to be an
enemy of law and order, and in SYM
pathv with crime and criminals, you
are hereby notified to leave this COM
munity, city, county and state within
thirty days of the receipt of this no.
tice Citizens Committee"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-02-24
High Price for Belgian Stallion.

ATHENA, Or, Feb. 24.-The Athena
Horse Improvement association yes
terday purchased of A. c. Rugby for
$4,000 a Belgian stallion weighing a
trif1e over a ton. The stallion is 8
years old and was imported from Eu-
rope last summer. The association is
near Athena.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-02-24
Rhoades-Nye Weddinq.

AUBURN, N. Y, Feb. 24.-The we'd
ding of Lyman Rhoades, Jr, son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Rhoades, to Miss
Carol Beardsley Nye will take place
this afternoon at the Central Presby-
terrain church in this city The wedding
reception will be held at the home of
the brides father George Hyatt Nye.
Stephen P. Nash, of New York, a
cousin of the bridegroom, will be the
best man.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-02-24
Killed BY a Blast.

PULLMAN, Wash, Feb 24.-Chas,
Peterson, gang foreman in Erickson
& Peterson's railroad camp at Almo
ia was instantly killed this morning
bv a blast. Peterson and two others
were buried by tons of rock, but the
other two escaped serious injury.
Peterson was As years old and had
a wife and children in Sweden. whom
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-02-24
Headache Powder,

PIERCE, Neb., Feb. 24.-Thinking to
get relief from violent headache, Mrs.
c. E. Staley, of this place, took a pow
der. A moment later she discovered
she had swallowed strychnine intended
for a cat. Suffering terribly, she sent
for a physician, and her life was saw
o0
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-02-24
NOTICE..

The Northern Pacific announce
that from June l to September Is in
elusive they will sell round trip tickets
from Chicago to Spokane and Walla
Walla points at $40, from st. Paul and
Duluth at $55, with final limit of Oc-
tober 81.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-02-24
RELIEF FOR LADIES

FRENCH TANSY WATERS.
Original and only genuine put up In
yellow wrapper with Crown trade
mark. For sale by leading druggists.
L. L. TALLMAN
Furnishes the Wholesale trade.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-02-24
NOTICE.

When wanting hay, call up Phone
1872.
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For Sale.

Two fine lots in Green's addition no
better in that part Of town. Inquire al
,ni.o ONCE. - =
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
Pom {! merry Z
Sec" AND Brut
THE Standard FOR CHAMPAGNE QUALIFY.
The Best Champagne
that Care Experience and Money can Produce
Francis Co.. Agents u - Hudson N City
MARYLAND.
and Democrats Divide
the Congress Districts.
fBy Telegraph 10 Tho Tribun..l J

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribunal
! Baltimore, Nov. 6.-The contest in Maryland
was confined TO Congressman. In Baltimore
City Judge of the Supreme bench was elected.
! These Congressman were elected:
First District-w. H. Jackson CRep).
Second District. Fred Talbot (Dern).
Third Dstrict-H 5. Wolf Oen.).
Fourth District-John GIL Dem).
Fifth DistriCt-Sydney E. Mudd (Rep).
Sixth District-George A. Pearre (Rep).
Interest centred in the LIST and 5th Districts.
In the former. composed OF the counties east Of
the Chesapeake Bay, 1t the bitter fight be-
tween Congressman Tom Smith Dem.) and ex-
Congressman w II. Jackson 'Rep) OF 1904 over
again Smith then carried the district by 500.
Under the Illiterates DisfranchisIng law hun
dreds of votes. mostly those OF Negroes were
thrown out. Jackson carried the contest TO the
House of Representatives. where It dragged
along the entire session. Jackson made the fight
this time, he said for vindication.
". II. Jacksons brother Elihu, former Gov
Shore. and it was brother against brother in the
fight, Elihu Jackson contributing TO Smiths
campaign fund.
Congressman MuGd's majority will not fall
short OF 1000. He carries his own county of
Charles by 1000, Calvert and st. Mary's each
by about 600 Anne Arundel by no. PTinos
George by $50. and loses Howard by only about
500
EXCEPT for the breakdown in Baltimore city
he would have received a larger majority than
heretofore. Congressman Jackson CRep) car
ried six of the nine counties OF the Eastern Shore
including Wicomicoe, his home, which has al
ways gone Democratic by 400. This time II gave
Jackson $50. Congressman Smith carried Car
line, his home, by 100, Worcester by $50. and
Queen Anne. the Democratic stronghold, by
only 250
Jackson's majority in Dorchester is over 800
and II is equally large in Somerset. His major
ity Is also 20O0 Congressman Talbots major
1ty Is reduced to less than / 500. He carried
Baltimore County by 1000. but lost Hartford, q
Democratic county. by $50 Carroll gave him
about 200 The city wards went against him
by over $50
Congressman frank Wachter was elected four
consecutive times from the Sd District, embrac-
ing the eastern half of Baltimore city Previous
TO his election IT had been a Democratic strong
hold WaChter declined to run this time. though
urged by his party leaders TO do so. He would
not make the fight because he intends TO be a
candidate for the Republican nomination for
Mayor next spring. w w johnson, the Re
publican nominee in his place, could not draw
the Democratic votes that Wachter did, and the
Democrats carried the district by about 500
Thomas Ireland Elliott (Rep.) is elected mem
her Of the Supreme bench Of Baltimore city by
about 400 majority
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
VEST VIRGINIA.
Republicans Yin all Congressmen-
Elkins's Reelection Assured,
IRy Telegraph 70 ne rrthun.

Wheeling, W Va, Nov. 6-West Virginia bs
gone Republican by a majority OF 10000 Pa
ports from all parts OF the state are that all nva
OF the Republican candidates for Congress- bava
been elected The Republican majority IN the
Legislature Will be cut down considerably but
that body will be Republican on Joint baIlo,
rms means that s. r. Elkins will be re-eIeota6
10 the United States Senate
Inc threatened outbreak did no1 occur IN
Mllgo county. but both Republicans and Derno-
Gratis We're armed and ready for trouble Adiu-
Iant General II. c. Baker. of Charleston visited
Nlllamson. the seat Of the trouble, and reported
70 Governor Dawson that all was quiet sbortiv
etter noon to-day Governor Dawson issued or
GERS dlsperslng the three companies of guards
thet we're under arms at Huntington
IN the Ist Congress district W. P Hubbard
was elected over General 7. 8. Riley by a ma
Jor1ty or oOOo This is considerably less than
ego. H- 'eaiS
In the I'd District George c. stursiss wa.
elecled over Judge II =. Dent. defeating the
latter in hts own town ''o
IN the % District Congressman Joseph II
Gaines won over George Brvne -
1Ae contest IN the 4th District was very closa
ana Congressman Harry g. Woodyard's s n3siority
over .. W Hardman viii be slight
hstessinan j. 4. Hughes OF the 5th district
nad hlgger majority than any other candidate
ne osiested Joseph Miller.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
DELA WARE.
Republicans Garry the State and
Control the Legislature.

tBy Telegraph The Tribune
Wilmington. Del, Nov ga large vote was
polled throughout Delaware to-day, the clear
weather helping largely in this respect. Advices
received here tonight from Dover announced
the election of Joseph T. Hoffecker the Demo-
cratic nominee for Representative in the 9th
Representative District of Kent County. This is
Senator Allee's homo district in Dover Hoffecker
succeeds Republican. John Craig and John G.
Jester Democratic nominees for Representative
In the 4th and 9th Representative districts Of
Kent County. are also elected. The Democrats
viii carry Kent County If this ratio is kept up.
The Anti-bribery League was particularly
active in Kent and Sussex counties, P1nkerton
detectives being stationed at all polling nIscas
however, that money was freely used in several
districts. Detectives were also stationed in
New Castle County. including Wilmington
Ihe returns from Lower Delaware are cor,inr
IN slowly. Interest centres chiefiv in the COM
pleXiOn OF the Legislature. which will select a
United States Senator
As the election OF William r. Jester as State
senator In the 4th Senate District and Thomas
l. cooper as Representative in the 9th Con
gress District of Kent County are assured IN
the Democrats, this evidently makes the cleo
uon Of five Democratic legislators in that
county.
A vote was taken throughout the state for
the initiative and referendum. It was not se-
riously opposed. and will be adopted
SeVenty-nlne Of the eighty-nine voting dis
trlcts in Wilmington give Marvel (Dem1 for
Congress- 5,191; Burton CRep), 61SS
II was stated at II p. m that the Republicans
lad carried the state and elected Burton For
Congress over Marvel, Democrat TbaI- Iii
also control the Delaware Legislature mat LII
eject successor TO United States Senator Alice
Republican
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
MINNESOTA.
Republican Ticket, Ercept Cot
ernor. Wins-Johnson Victor.
tBy Telegraph 30 tn. tribune, J.,

tRy Telegraph The Tribune?
ST. Paul. Nov. 6.-The entire Republican
state ticket is elected with the exception of
Governor. This is in doubt at a late hour. Re-
turns coming in rapidly. Governor John A
Johnson won by 5000
Eight of the Republican congressman. and
possibly the ninth. are surely elected. The Con-
gressnen elected are James A Tawney, Charles
A Davis. F. c. Stevens Frank N. Nye. Charles
LindbeTgh. A. J volsted. ]. Adam Bede and
Haborr steenerson. All are at present members
of Congress. except Nye and Lindbergh- The
re-election of Congressman McCleary Is claimed
by the Republicans by 1900. A fight was made
on him by Republicans because of his opposition
to tariff revision
Indications now point to the reelection of
Governor Johnson Oern) by plurality of 20
600 Returns received far show he has made
gains in nearly every precinct in the state.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
PENNSYLVANIA.
Senator Penrose Claims Election of
Stuart by 100 900 Plurality.
w Tel.rrzrh 10 n. rrahr.e


FittsburE Nov. s-There was a landslide Of
Rsrublicanis~n in Pennsylvania to-day. when
Edwin I. Stuart, Of Philadelphia was elected
Governor by an Overwhelming majority over
Lewis Emery. jr- of Bradford. who ran the
Democratic and several other tickets
At midnight 1t looks as though the Republican
majority would reach 100000. Even the mos:
conservative are claiming 10000. Senator Pen
rose claims 1000 600. The matter was a great
surprise. as Il had been thought by even the
leaders thai a bresE might come. The trip OF
Sc .retary Saaw. United States Senator Knox
and Congressrnan Grosvenor. OF Ohio, across
Pennsylv 1is several times had much 10 do
Congressman John Dalzell. the tariff champion
of CoHsress. whose district here gave something
of alarm even st Washington, has been re-
elected ny from 5000 10 5000 majority. Even
his opponent ex-Mayor Black Of AIcKeesport,
has conceded the overwhelming election of DaI-
zell and has gone home. At II o'clock the
Tribune correspondent saw Mr.. Dalzeu as he
was leaving Republican headquarters and asked
FOR an expression
Tel The Tribune that 7 am reelected ana
that going homo happy" he said.
sc looks also Il Congressman Acheson. in
sHe 18th Distrlc: reelected A tele-
gram from Washington. Penn. his headQuar-
ters. says that he has probably carried Wash
ington. his own county, by 1000 majority which
VIII be more than enough 70 carry him over
the ulajorities which Aiken. his opponent, is ex-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
CONNECTICUT.
Republican State and Congress Tick
cts Elected By 5000 to go 900.
nv TA,.-r,5b ~ IT,. T,-,h,,,,

IBy Telegraph The Tribunal
New Haven Nov. 6.-The Connecticut Re
publican state and Congress tickets have been
elected bypluralities ranging from 8 900 to 20 600
Woodruff's plurality for Governor. with one town
missing. is 20.709. The Democrats have elected
Philip Hugo. Sheriff Of New Haven County. nv
probably 1000, Senator Paige is defeated IN the
zlst District in Bridgeport This was the hottest
fight IN the state. and the New Haven County
Sher!rs contest attracted the greatest interest
Senator Paige is one OF his partys state lead
ers. His opponent was Archibald Mcneil
wholesale coal dealer and A wealthy man. Fran
Gle Atwater. OF The Meriden Jourial," was
elected Senator in the 18th District This ts o
Democratic gein. The Republicans will control
both branches Of the General Assembly
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
WISCONSIN.
Republicans Elect State Ticket
La Toilette Mem Hin.

Milwaukee, Nov. e.-Governor Davidson and
the entire Republican state ticket was elected
by 5000 plurality. Probably ten out of the
eleven Republican Congressional candidates
were victorious. In the early returns F. T.
Boden appeared to have been elected District
Attorney by tremendous plurality. but later
returns indicated the election of McGovern. La
Toilette independent Republican. by 1000 to
1900.
The Spooner wing of the Republican party in
the state has proved itself more loyal to the
party than the followers OF La Toilette. The
candidates on the state ticket who were avowed-
u anti-La Toilette were voted IN by smaller
pluralties than the La Toilette candidates on the
same ticket. La Toilette went through the state
bolting the ticket where the candidates were IN
favorable 10 him. and his followers voted for
Democratic candidates.
On the other hand. the La Toilette men on the
ticket had the full vote Of the Spooner men.
The Congress fight was sharpest in the two
Milwaukee districts and in the 8d. where J. W.
Babcock was a candidate. Mr. Babcock was
probably defeGte by over 300.
Congressman Weisse, Democrat, in the solid
Democratic 9th, was elected by a smaller ma
joIity than usual. In the 4th milwaukee, Dis
trict ex-Sherif Cary pulled through after close
contest In the 9th. Congressman Stafford de-
with the La Toilette followers Senator La Fol
'ette's personal influence had been used against
Stafford and Babcock, cutting down their plu-
ralities considerably. In the districts OF Fsch
Jenkins. Davidson and Morse there was little
or no Democratic opposition.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER Z.
pected to roll UP in Beaver and lawrence coun-
Nv T.isc-rnh "a Tn. Trlhune

tBv Telegraph The tribune
Philadelphia, Nov. Elm this city the old Re
publican organization is victorious Samuel P.
Rotan. the Republican candidate for District
Attorney, has probably $4,000 majority D.
Clarence Gibboney the candidate of the Demo
cratic. City. Lincoln and Prohibition parties
Apparently the next Legislature will be largely
Republican in both branches. The Democrats
gressmen in the state. One of them is ].
Davis Brodhead. probably elected in the Goth
District over G. A. schneebeli Republican. The
district is normally Democratic, but elected a
Republican two years ago because of Demo-
cratic split. Brodhead. who ran on the Demo
cratic and Lincoln tickets, is a nephew of JET
ferson Davis President OF the Confederacy.
The Republican victory IN the state marks the
subsistence OF the reform wave which swept over
Pennsylvania last year and caused the election
Of William Fl. Berry. a Democrat. State
Treasurer. 1T also marks the return to power
Of the Durhsn- McNichol machine IN the city Of
has succeeded Israel w. Durham as the head of
recognized as the city leader. McNichol is the
man who figured conspicuousiy last year in
the Philadelphia filtration scandal. as he, in the
name OF his WIFE held most OF the filtration
contracts.
In this city the election results were influenced
somewhat by the actcn Of Mayor John Weaver
who last Friday announced that he would vote
the organization tickst Prior TO that announce
ment Mayor Weaver was classed one OF the
leaders Of the reform element
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
OKLAHOMA.
Democrats VIII Write Constitution
of Nep State.

Guthrie, Okla. Nov. 6.-The constitution Of the
new State Of Oklahoma will be written by DEM
ocrats. Vernon Whiting. secretary of the Okla
horna Republican Central Committee Tonight
comedies the Democrats seventy-three delegates
while Chairman Jesse Dunn. Of the Democratic
committee, says there will be at least seventy
eight Democratic delegates on the floor Of the
convention. Republican managers admit that
oklahoma proved great disappointment The
unknown" quantity OF the Indian Territory
was a concession to the Democrats but nina
Oklahoma districts counted on by the RepubIi
can leaders. were carried by the opposition. Tn.
Usage nation elected two Democrats The Ind
ians as general rule voted the Democratic
ticket
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
SWEEP In BAY STATE.
Continued from fsrst par.

oc-st1c and Hearst candldat.. A special appeal
was made against Draper by the labor men oil
The ground that the Draper mills at Hopedale
were non-union factories The result was p vic
tory for Draper. Last year be won the place
over Henry NJ Whitney by less than 1000
A tremendous vote was polled IN the state, ex-
ceeding the vote cast LAST year by nearly $1,000
Moran was the nominee OF the Democratic
party, the Independence League and the Pro
hibiton party. but his triple candidacy was not
so effective as the single emblem OF Democracy.
which Bartlett carried last year. when he was
defeated by Guild by only 1900.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
NEBRASKA.
Entire Republican State Ticket
EIected-CongreSsn1Gn Lost.
TBy Ielsgr1pa 10 Ths tribunal

IeleET1ph ITlbuheI
Omaha, Nov. 6.-Returns which came IN
slowly from out in the state. indicated that Ne
brasks had gone Republican by about $4,000,
the entire Republican state ticket being elected.
The Legislature. which this year elects q United
States Senator, is safely Republican. according
10 the returns az o'clock.
Hitchcock, Democrat, was elected TO Congress
in the % District. comprising Omaha and three
counties. by a majority OF about 500 Doyle,
Democrat, probably elected 70 Congress in
the 1st District over Pollard the present Con
gressman. later returns may change this re-
suit Republicans elected the remaining four
Congressman. The Bell Telephone monopoly
was knocked out of Omaha and a franchise
granted the Independents
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
OHIO.
Republicans Carry State, and Elect
Tpenty Congressmen.
IRy Telegraph to The tribunal

tBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Cleveland Nov. 6.-AlthougIl the statements
Issued by the Republican and Democratic lead
er are conflicting. each claiming victory. the
indications are that the Republican state ticket
has been elected by a plurality OF at least
10000.
In the Congress fight. although returns are
meagre, Il is estimated that twenty Republicans
have been elected and one Democrat. In Cuya-
hogs County the indications are that the Re
publican state ticket has been carried by safe
plurality and that Paul Howiant has been
elected Congressman from the 20th District.
Congressman Burton's reelection is certain as
he had opponent
The fine weather of to-day brought out a
larger vote than was expected. All through the
state, however little interest was taken in the
different con.est. until the day before election
when general apathy retired ard the situation
became nvelier As a result fully SO per cent
- the normal was polled to-day.
The returns were slow IN coming in and the
campaign managers said this was due 70 the
scratching Of the tickets The most definite
indication Of the outcome I'm the state was given
when the return. from 2l1 precincts all in diff
ferent parts Of the state and some in Demo
cratic stronghol6s. outside Of Cincinnati Co
lUmhus and Cleveland. gave Hoskins Demo
cratic candidate for Secretary ~ State lead
NN c-1 hlufdlEN- however. htp0nHc6ll ie6oefs
asserted that this was no indication NJ Demo
cratic victory, II only small percentage
of the total number of precincts. and besides
MANY Of them were ordinarily Democratic hot
beds.
Attorney General wade Ellis 81 Columbus,
issued statement in which he said the returns
indicated that the Republicans had carried the
stste hy $4,000 Senator Dick, chairman Of the
Stale Republican Central Committee. 81 $40
O'Clock basing his opinion the returns re-
ceived from the Republican county chairman,
claimed the election OF the Republican state
ticket by $1,000
The fight on the Cuvahoga County ticket was
close one. and both sides ma ke various claims.
Only quarter OF the precincts have been heard
from but the latest Indications that Her
nan Baehr. candidate for County Recorder Is
the only Republican elected. his plurality being
estimated al 5000.
The raoe on the head Of the state ticket vas
very close in the county Paul Rowland. can
6idate for Congress in the 20th District was
elected by safe plurality He is Congress
man Burtons right hand man. and is expected
70 give the Ohio Congressman his support IN
Congress.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
NORTH DAKOTA.
Republican Ticket Probably Wfns-
.Sarles's Close Call.

Fargo " u. Nov. 6-Prelininsry retus1.
show that Fisk has beer elected Judge q ~
State Supreme Court over Knauf, the Ree'p-
can nominee. For Governor Sarles and ms =
OF the Republican ticket are elected. Lave al
turns may show that Sarles rad eioso 80 4
Burke Dem. for Governor. carried raFss p"
big majority
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
NORTH CAROLINA.
Democrats Shoe Strength in Doubt
fm Congress Districts.

Raleigh n. C.. Nov. Sin North Carolina the
vote was light. but estimated TO bs Democratic
by about 10000 The sth Congress District "a
doubtful with two counties showing Democratic
gains of 45o over two years ago. The 10th Dis
trict Is close. with the Democrats slightly in the
lead.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Al Democratic Candidates Elected
The Vote Small

Charleston. s c. Nov. s-The election held
In South Carolina to-day was without incident.
and small vote was polled. NJ. p Ansei. Demo-
crat. Tor Governor and the entire state ticket
were elected. the only opposition being ]. L.
Chandler who received half a hundred socialist
votes Seven Democratic Congressr1An y,eT.
elected, nve without opposition the Pennl,Iic1n ~
only handful Of votes. e7''iHs
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
NEW MEXICO.
Returns Sho1c Territory U7M 90 for
Joint Statehood.

Albuquerque ~. NJ, Nov G.-Partial returns
from seven counties out OF twenty five in New
Mexico give Joint statehood majority of 1900
Reports far received indicate that the terri
tory will go for jointure by from 1000 to T0OA
Early reports indicate the election of Andrews
(Rep) delegate 20 Congress