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og beu rnaa rimeliguts t9gtes, ier
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
Bienuemiuitsmeuneifet.

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Gttp Sperbrnp. Stortbi1iset Dor
meo So Stenmer moo SO f%prtaltet
gepilsninge1 Of 5000 ar. til Otto
@oerbrup, iom bar prret bepllgd
bemte iiSen bans 8olarcrpeoition.
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pilgnineen iaor if,tloe eioes Tor iloltc
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iiior bar Sorlt6i9tningen, OF oct bar
fibite Gang, ban tif 8epilgningei!. ra
Goerorup trGngte better life til Cen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
sture 9eaater. afbsoe gtatsralb

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herg, bar peo $eltamente oprettet IL
2esater til en- iantet Sut al 800.
600 SIR, nemIig: til 6orentngen I'll
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600 Ser, 9rouuiua 2ouiies Borne
bpipital 10000 Ser, Mtartbaforenin'
gen 10000 4r., 29rlingeBleiebien.
met 10000 Ser, Get tefutife Sefffabs
Sfole $4,000 Ser, iamme I'll If9ol'
Belle Of popltlpre Soreorng for Yte'
uigmano $4,000 Ser, til 9srn / 5rt'
ifolerue paa Rsrrebro til Sorlpntng
meo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., napnlig
5ootpi (beItpreS al gorgerreprGien
tationer) 10000 Ser, apitbofpttdtet
paa gef8np$ 10000 8r., Stuoenter'
iumfunoets G~etsbi9lp ior lbcmio'
le6e 10000 Ser. og til Spfsrelie al
Observation-Disclosures / SreberifSpGrf 3d.
900 Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
lilnffc paa guffcnfjprSeu.

Stapanger meIoeS ben 24Oe SSanltar
9amplngteren "Srmsport" bar tai
ten iroeroei8 fra Souon9s til &o'
peruif meS en- W~t,ritersldit, oa Der
oua 9uffenIorocn fom llsreie / DO
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ffeSumperen "Seim" fom til og fit Ell
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iaa 8abclen maatte fappes. llnoer
ssorisget paa OF reooe zig / 2agterens
gaao omfom Ell al bens eiere, aItreS
Geberberg ber ira 8peN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
Etprt @arntab frnates.

~lVlt VuiuAuu ttHHAt2- CLA CNN
SritsitoS meSoeIes Sen 256e Santar:
7 a 5000 5srber silo er iiifet / Sen'
ne ltsc omfriug Griitiariofioroens
Ihlnoina. ~bnientIia peo &DaIer, rieS
en- 1ortieneite FOR 6iiferite at ca. So
600 arcner. Storm bar MI nibritSt
efbpert 5iife men SilSen er nlereoe
tpumet Ianst inS me[lem Solmer %
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9eItioen Of Sonler UNDER ben iorrp'
aenSe Stcrm mat, ibet minoit so 81
ffere igaar eitermiooos latte itne
@aru no omtring Seiter 90 Stru.
ten. geiret er iNag f~oriaroeIiat meo
Storm ira SpS-S popeit. SaauiSt oi.
bes bar iugeH Sartsier .forIiit paa
&piten Der uoentor, men 5iiferue bar
! belle Rot manitet bploe iig oppe os
Fortsie Saaoeue, ior at be life iflIee
saa | Crit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
gremierlsituant G,rcsericu /

Sericia fonponereoe for no9Ie Wao'
reoer fioen EN- @aridL iom ban gar
9npnet "Wiarae t%riompbaIe iapo'
maize" og fenote til @tfaooen. 5or'
IeSen Dag mobtog Bremterleitnan
ten en- teIegrafiit Saf ira So. japan
he Rai9it9t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
Gn errertnr til SsIanb.

VII IflEIIHT W VpEHHps W Vt
antagelig blihe arrangeret en- Eur til
sgIatb for norfe SGrere % 91rer.
inber og muIist andre i~ntrresiereoe
saiIi WaaneS. @rrangementet fore
ftaaes at 2arer Rltitsen, Der bar ar.
rangerct De ire forrise aors 2Grer-
ture.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
WpS g~rbeiSslssbeS.

mia melbes Den 25be Samtnr: Stats'
rduS arctauoer meooeIte / Stortbin'
get ioaq, of &eeierinsen | ben n9r'
melte Ssremtib pilSe inbbrinse Sor.
Slaa ON at zoe Statstilifio til Sag
fcreningernes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
iant angaaenbe SpretteIie al ar'
Observation-Disclosures, tiliigtenoe
Sifriug MOB arbeiSsIssbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
Mone til Gpnaeparrrt.

Wape III NuHgtpurrrI. OIu WIT
itianin melbes ben 26oe SSanuar: Re.
pr9ientanter for 6eruGrenSe itsrre
Soreniuger er / Sisie Gage traoot
ianlmen for nt ipge bnrinet en- Sncbp'
beIiesfontite for belle 9at,oet til Sno'
funIing al Mtibler iii en- &ronines'
9aoe jon &ongeparret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
era Danmarf.

Rst Uasp9rf. gpraaSet / 0ers
peotos forleoen gften SoriIng ON
anIag al ct @aso1rf % peotog Jam.
tioig. hertil at optase ct Sadn poa
f05 900 ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
GiruSoutsfoIo.

GiemSomsialg. glfiersbuIIu, CO,
.375 Ebr. 2anb, 90 Sbr. Sartforn.
meo 8irfe, Uislle % Suie er al sic.
rem, Sr. Ieterien, ioIgt til auuoiodt
Bed, GnselsboIm, for 10000 Ser,
@eiatntns 90 S,tpentar meSfsIser,
MelSes fra aolSing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
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Ieben Senbas Gftermiboag / grano'
taI / SpIsr. Oct bar itore Srcppe'
masfer, Der 9oIot militare Gpelier,
mardcreSe frem % tiIbage, forme'
reoe Sfptetrlinier % ilittteOe Jig
iammen. aIlereoc peo Silletioer bap'
DC mart I De %idfrttrte CRATER ct iis'
nenbe 2uftlpt - bengans al lopr9'
get frigerIf Slit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
Sper 10000 aroncr bc

Cher 10000 aroncr bar Sen San.
ife RationaIforenins til Suberfulo.
tens 8efiGmpeIfe fureIsbia mootaget
I @oper | Inleoning al Soreningens
5.slnrs StifteliesSng. SeslIon bar
rem iaaet 1900 itpe Reolenmter mco
ct iamIet I~drsbiorag al 5000 Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
Gungeiuotpget.

&umgeinStpsct. &rtitiatta &om'
munes iamIeOe rlogiiter / anleonin9
aunaeinStoget bar Str. 43 ,534.45 %
Sn6tGgter oeS 9iQetialg og 8ortleie
al @r1mS Str. 10,999.60. GnOeIige
logiiter if,tlbe iaaleoes bore Str. 30,
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itqnger, SfioIb, Stag og gimpIer, ct
al aomiteen pGrbiat til $4,000 ar.
lloaiftrrne fprbeler Jig pnn en- 5ler'
teS al 9oiter, bporaf SrIbunerne er
itsrit meo Str. 9,4S4.26, berneit fcm'
mer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SIR. g.
243.7 II, illumination SIR. 3,260.89,
ben barife sgreport ar. 2,452,S7,
9@rcportm / &arl Sobuns Saoe Str.
1,943.06 o. /. D.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
@omm,r gioliu, On monb i Dior

GammeI giplin. On Ianb / DIOR.
fep fisbte forleSen for Ell rem 9aea'
tel Ell gammel, ituiIaaet 8tolin iorr
ban ienbte til &isbeubaon for at faa
repareret. Ser bite 8iolinen Jig of
rare en- 9gte santmel Steiner, iont
reprGIenterer Ell 8Groi az ca. 1000
Or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
Sanfforretnino pr. Dot.

Di feIer, at uaar ri tilbYber por
Cieueitc til at eisre Deres Sdnf'
forrstuiu9 pr. polt, idd er ri life
aIoeIes frcmmsoe for Dem, ga ri
bar p2ret / SaufforretniuS / De-
corab i so 2lar, 90 bsune CiS bar
ri fddet er heI Stare heb cenuer.
Deriom Dc onifer at aabne en- Spa
refonto, ga ifrtp til o., % nj nil
sipe DEM fulo Oplysnin9 ON,
bporoan set ffdI Storss 1855:
WINNeSHlEK COUNTY STATE BANK
DEBORAH, IOWA -
Kapital sl00, 900. 0verskud $4,000.
...seisas eanf ! 9opa...
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
Goo nhrhauoel. en 9oiterpeoier1

/ aoIbius bar npIig ioIgt ct gaumelt
llbr, JON ban ielu baobe fisbt for 4
Str, til en- ifptif antifuitetsbanSler
for ia Ser. llhret bar ira 1897 og
bapbe p9ret / sen bersmte aomtrol
Suncans Gle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
So Gutter brnfnet. Sra &riltionS

~ VHIItI UFHfH0ft DtW 5Ft'iI
ianb meIbeS ben 24be Saniar: 5 @f'
termioodg orltfneSe to Gutter I 10
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9snneItao. 9e bar roe paa &ialfe
pg renSte lige / en- &aaf. Ser bar
ineen 8orue tilitebe, iun funoe REQ.
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Isb bIep 2igene funSet, Zen enc par
Ssn at &irfcian9eren | Speto, ben
onSen bar syn al Ell @aarobraser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
Sra

Sanfeli | Ms9Iim tiIbsrenbe 9dnf.
Sireftsr Seii9t cr peo s. GieloSalers
folst til SIsiSIGrer Sppebeen Ior
22,5OO aroner, ffrioer "Gar6en".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
OiHalas.- 3ielOeu QnleOning p

Cilialas. Sisloen aHleoRtRg paa
X @rHHS al Gorgrsretie. 9erioH SdHoet
Her itrar. iGlges btGtgt. I ct norit Excitement
II aRil ira Bu, min SaIpoeI I en- bloHttren'
be 4geHeral D]Rerdbanoiie 5QrretHiRg. &it
| ierie alasies StaRo al 8arer, que iGfHt
TO 5 aar aamle petite. 2ofrSHice meo Gofi
bper Sag. 5eleipna Central iUr 10 6drmers
5sleiontompanier mso 3 Giuier. Attlc l
famine. 9trrite 3Forbinoelie meo 8 Sper.
gaa Stfoet gpo 5meoiorretHing. 2irbba'
bere bmpenbf ia inarfit III Sans Srensonl,
2punsberrp. z. 3af.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
TaSf n o ~,
titIataS entr tiatie.

Nuc~rttsicmeHtet huber "fHitts1, ~ItHetg~. "Id'
iaiasa "a "GTttripsraiel. istrr 80 Gents FOR % ORB for
husr @auu, pg 10 Gents pr. Orb fur ulf. ionl oUsriitBer
% Orb. aptrtsiemsRtsr tHotdees lite tpy u,tuett CAB
80 Qsats. 9eHge nlda uiraei9eli9 H%ieatfiae cue Be-
ntliuasr. Dtt lgRHtr zig lie at bogipre iaa iHiai
SRu,met.
g~- 20 stsrabstiIbuo teftr rs Gents ". staie.
Sne Orb ai9r en- GiRte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13

lc.slt Ger ct in;reouesre soye Sarrr III aas
2vIHI ezitrf az bette Sias. 5iIsi isass irit
" Dor "ncrshr SoihshalsneRr
fcr 1905. esriOm 2sitnssE % Rsyas 90 aeysS
Isr paa ioa' 1srss seHnsr "a 4 GruiS | drimsrtrr.
tsstie Ct blot ieT eUrip % 3HspatHinsl. Ss;:s I'll.
bus tr a~IsfeeHee slei 90 1ass.
JOS, LEAcHMAs a SON, Minneapolis, MINI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
KINGS JUDICIARY TICKET SELECTED.
Republicans Pick Candidates for Cd District
To Be Submitted To-day.

The executive committee of the Kings County
Republican organization held an extended meeting
at the headquarters IN the Temple Bar Building
yesterday afternoon. and selected judiciary ticket
for the I'd Judicial District. The ticket decided
upon by the leaders. will be brought before tho
Republican convention IN the County Courthouse
this
After the meeting State Chairman Woodruff said:
I'VE have decided on ticket which will be nom
partisan and entirely satisfactory to everybody and
sure of winning. The ticket contains the names OF
five Republicans and three Democrats. For long
time have advocated the placing Of Democratic
names the ticket. and II was at my suggestion
that the names were put There this afternoon"
The ticket OF the Committee of One Hundred Is
made up like the ticket you decided upon this
afternoon, and you are known to have been In
favor of the Endorsement of the committees ticket
by the Republican organization. may say
that the Republican ticket is the as that of
the Committee OF One HundredT' Mr.. woodruff
was asked.
81 cannot answer any questions that score
replied the state chairman. Between now and II
o'clock tomorrow there may be changes" he
added.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
HEARST MEN IN REVOLT.
Westchester Independence League
to OpDOse Democrats.

Members of the Independence League OF West
chester County, which is considered the fourth
strongest in the state, decided yesterday TO break
away from the Democratic party and place full
ticket IN the field. The attempt TO divide the Of
fees between the Democratic party and the Inde-
pendence League has fallen through. and a
suit. 1t looks II the Republican ticket would
carry the county by an unprecedentedly large ma
jority.
Democratic leaders had a conference with the
leagues representatives at which the Democrats
offered the eaguers the nomination for Senator If
the latter would indorse their judicial, Congress-
Senate. county, city and town tickets. This the
Hearst followers refused to do. and the conference
broke up without an agreement being reached
Members of the Democratic organization threaten
that If the Hearst people insist third ticket
they will knife Hearst for Governor, which will
probably give Westchester to Hughes by
than seven thousand The headquarters Of the In
dependence League were opened yesterday in the
Eastern State Journal Building In White Plains.
and Il announced that Hearst would his
own campaign in Westminster and ignore the Dem
ocratic party the majority Of which Is opposed to
him. Frederick W. Allen. for the last two years
at the head of the Democratic County COMMITTEES
and who has yet announced himself for
Hearst re elected chairman at meeting yes
terday. Mr.. Aliens closest friends say that he Is
opposed to HeaTsts candidacy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
MAYOR sPoILs HEARsT-MURPHY PLAN
Defeats Alliance on Choice of Newspapers
for Election Advertising.

The Hearst Murphy alliance clashed with Mayor
Mcclellan IN the Board OF Elections yesterday In
a way to make it clear that Hearst and Murphy are
standing solidy together The Mayor won.
The question was the designation of newspapers
10 carry the election advertising such the regis
tration and polling places Mr. MURPHY sent an
york 5d he M Gy9n1g
and The Daily News the Democratic papers
handle the adyertsing Mayor Mcclellan . s desig;
the .'Staats Zeitung' the Democratic papers.
President Voorhis OF the board voted for the Muir
phy selections; Commissioners Page Dady and
Mcguire voted the other way. giving the Mayor a
clean cut victory.
Clarence J. Shearn, representing Mr.. Hearst.
notice the board that the designation for
the Democrats of any paper not supporting the reg
ular Democratic state ticket would be objected to
in the courts His letter read and fled the
board afterward taking the action already noted.
The Republican papers designated were The Trib-
une. The Press" 1.-THE Mail and Express and
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
M'CARREN HITS HEARST
Threatens Republican Majority of
10000 an Kings County.

Senator Patrick H McCarren has at last come
out in open defiance to William Randolph
Hearst. He Wrote the Democratic candidate
for Governor yesterday assuring him that II
he persisted in indorsing Independence League
ticket in Kings County and In refusing to sup
port the straight Democratic ticket already in
the field. the county organization would see to
IT that Charles r. Hughes Republican candidate
for Governor. would get majority of $4,000
votes in Kings County"
McCarren's stand is a surprise to no one who
has kept in touch with the political situation
in Kings County. The Democratic leaders are
less surprised than anybody else. Ever since
the Buffalo convention McCarren has been using
his power to keep Independence Leaguers off the
Democratic slate. The only Hearst man who
has a place the Democratic ticket so
far is Robert Baker. who will run for Congress
in the 9th District-and Baker says that he
owes much Of his strength to the anti-McCarren
element. which is willing to join with any party
in cutting the throat of the county leader.
So outspoken have the Kings County Demo-
Gratis become that they have been freely predict
Ing that the regular organization will cut out
Hearsts name almost TO a man. The Demo-
cratic leaders have been almost as willing TO
permit their names TO be used in anti-Hearst
TRADES have been the so-called rank and
file" 1t has been repeatedly remarked that the
various local conventions. called together to
nominate candidates for the county ticket. have
failed to pass resolutions indorsing the state
ticket while the Republican conventions have
been enthusiastic as the Democrats have been
cold in indorsing the Republican state ticket
and that in spite of the number of Republicans
who cast their votes for Hearst last fall
Many Of the Democratic organizations have
followed the example Of the County Committee
Of the True Democracy" the organization
headed by Sheriff Flaherty, which refused to
pass when offered resolutions indorsing Hearst.
Flaherty and most of his followers were enthu-
siastic supporters of Hearst last fall.
Senator McCarrens letter to Hearst reads as
follows:
We have nominated a regular Democratic
ticket in Kings County. You. the nominee
for Governor of the regular Democratic con-
vention, bound TO support it If you do
not do so, and if you put up another ticket that
will endanger the success of the Democratic
ticket. the Republican candidate for Governor
will receive a majority OF 10000 votes in Kings
County. If you persist In nominating an indie
pendent ticket in Kings County. you do at
your peril.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
MR.. PARSONS RENAMED.
Nominated for Congress in 18th
Other District Contentious.

Herbert Parsons. chairman of the Republican
County Committee. renomnated last night for
Congress from the 18th District at the convention
held In Lyric Hall. No 723 Sixth avenue The con-
vention OF the 18th District nominated DR. Henry
Carey. Of No 81 East Sst street, to oppose Bourke
Cochran whom the Democrats have renonnated
At the convention IN the nth District candidate
selected. and IT was agreed TO adjourn subject
TO the order of the chairman. The Republicans of
this district hope for split between Murphy and
Hearst which will enable them to put up a strong
man who will carry It
]. Van vechten Olcott renominated In the
18th District The 18th District convention was
postponed until tomorrow night James l.. Wells
Is favored for the nomination.
The nominees by Congress districts follow:
District District.
s-Frank l. Frugone. l4-Frank T. Lo,ee
e-Charles 8. Adler. 15-sJ. Won yechten Oi~ott
i0-Frederick j. Etzel- 10
Ii 1I-"williaIn S. Bennst
i2-Dr. Henry Carry.
1s-sTIerbert Parsons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
HEARST PRESS BUREAU sHAKE.uP

thorough shake-up was made by William r
Hearst In his Gilsey House press bureau yesterday
MI hearst struck what is known in politics as a
frost al the Fonda Fair Tuesday. and. ON in
vestigation. he learned that some of his esvn en-
ployes were the innocent Of It. His itinerary
was printed wrong in the first edition of "Tbe
American" on Tuesday morning, and the error wa a
circulated up the state Just in time for the Gloyers
vile and youngstown evening newspapers.
cry cour;ies that day said that Mr. Hearst Would
be the Fonda Fair on "Wednesday Wber H.
appeared day ahead the size OF his aiIdiap-c
was Disappointing The candidate traced the arroC
10 hts own office. and there trouble Mors a.
perienced engineers are In charge of the press bn
reau machinery, and IL Is not expected al fba az
sey House that there VIII be another slipping Of
eo8h - ----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
ECHOES OF M. 0. L. CONVENTION.
Mr.. Tokaji Appears at Office with Swollen
Jaw-Toothache He Says.

Bella Tokaj Deputy County Clerk in Brooklyn. APP
peared at his office yesterday with swollen Jaw
which is said to be the result of parliamentary
discussion during the convention of the State Mu-
ncipal Ownership League at the Grand Hotel Man.
haitian, on Wednesday night. Mr. Tokaji said It
was toothache. but 1t is alleged that some one
A. NJ. De Beck. also of the State Municipal own
ership League, spoke out OF his turn at the meet
ing and later ambulance called TO the
hotel. Charles Campbell, who the Hearst
leader in Assembly and before that was
captain. was present at the meeting Assembly
man Campbell is large man and does not agree
with the political views of either Mr.. Tokaji or
Mr.. De Beck.
Mr. Tokati admitted that there a fight at the
convention. He has decided to support Charles e.
Hughes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
HEARST MEN IN oswEGo SCARED.
Leaguers Petition Candidate to Speak at
Mass Meeting.
ICY Telegraph to The Tribune.

Oswego n. Y. Oct. 4-The revolt against the
Hearst ticket in Oswcgo County has aroused the
Independence League Democrats to action, and
they have petitioned William Randolph Hearst to
speak at mass meeting TO be held In this city at
an early date. The advocates OF Hearst admit
that the situation is serious and say that some
thing must be done TO stem the tide OF defcctions
Conservative Democrats make concealnent Of
their purpose to for Hughes, and amo1g labor
Ing men there Is a noticeable lack Of sentiment for
the Democratic candidate; To-day John II. MeCo-
luIll yice-pre resident OF the Oswego city Savings
Bank, and Professor w. 9. Rappelye, of the Stat ,
Normal School, Democrats of the old school, an
nounced that they would vote the Republican
ticket this year for the frst tma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
NOMINATED FOR JUSTICES.
Democrats in 9TH District Turn Down George
A. Benton
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune. !


Rochester. Oct 4-Democratio lawyers assem-
bled delegates 20 the Democratic convention of
the 7th Judicial District. tonight indorsed w. w.
Clark. Of Steuben. for Justice of the Supreme
Court to succeed himself. and nominated Judge
William II. Carter. of Livingston to succeed Jus
tice Edwin A. Nash of Avon who retires on De-
cember 81 because OF age.
Out of thirty votes cast George A Benton re-
ceved only three; Recently the Democracy adopt
ed resolutions indorsng Benton and pledging sup
port to him when the convention was called. but
at the last moment repudiated him. An express
sion OF all the Democrats present showed them to
be opposed to Hearst.