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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
c. +. RUDOLPH,
MARKET and FOURTH STA
RUssIA's NEW CABINET.
It is Entirely Bureauorato-Doubt as to
Future Policy.


It is Entirely Bureauoratio-Doubt as TO
Future Policy.
Associated Press Dsuapn %, special Wires.
ST. Petersburg, Russia, May 3.-The
immediate organization of the new cahi-
net is now anticipated All the ministers
are understood to have placed their
designations in the Emperor's hands
Besides NJ Goromykin as Premier, the
slate Is said to include NJ Stolypin, for
Minister of the Interior; NJ kokovsoff
for Minister of Finance; Prince Galitzin,
Minister of Ways and Communications;
NJ. Won kaufman, Minister Of Educa-
ton; Prince Sherinsky shahmatoh, Pro-
curator of the Holy Synod, and NJ. st..
Chegloverofi, Minister of Justice-all
bureaucats.
The future policy Of the government is
so carefully guarded that the papers are
nonplussed as to whether Count Nitte's
downfall means q reversal of the lever or
the possibility of reaching a common
ground in parliament The majority of
the papers attribute the fall Of the cabi-
net TO the bad reception Of the draft Of
the fundamental laws and it also in-
wolves the withdrawal OF the latter,
which is believed 10 be a hopeful sign.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
RAILROAD RATE BILL.

Associated Trees Dispatch By Special Wires
Washington, May 8.-Senator Tillman
has proposed certain amendments to
section 6 Of the Railroad Rate bill, pre-
pared at his request by the Interstate
Commerce Commission, to correct certain
alleged Inconsistencies in the pending
measure concerning tho publication OF
all rates, whether individual or joint.
The amendments proposed viii include
in the publication all terminal charges,
storage charges and all special privileges
of facilities granted or allowed. The
amendments will have the effect Of placing
the filing and publication Of all schedules
on the same footing and make such
schedules include all rates, privileges
facilities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
ALASKA COAL LANDS.

Associated Press Disnatch bv snoclh wirsl
Washington, May 3.-The Senate COM
mittee on public lands has decided not to
report the House bill TO authorize assignees
OF coal.land locations to make entry under
coal land laws TO $50 acres Of coal lands
in Alaska. The measure applies to asso-
ciations OF eight Of more persons.
I'm lieu of this bill the committee de-
cided to recommend the passage Of bill
which would apply the coal land laws OF
the United States 10 Alaska. This would
permit associations to make entry OF not
more than $40 acres.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
HOSPITAL LAUNDRY BURNED.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
San Francisco, Cal, May 3.--The laun.
drv in the rear Of the general hospital at
the Presidio took fire early today and war
destroyed.
The flames were extinguished before
thew reached the main building in which
there we're about a thousand patients.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
oUEoIE SAM Is ALL RIGHT. J."

Associated Press Dispatc by Special Wires.
Athens Greece, May 3.-President
Roosevelt has telographed 70 James r..
Sullivan. manager of thc American team
az the Olympic games, as follows;
Hearty congratulations TO you and
the American contestants. Uncle Sam
is an right Theodore Roosevelt"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
KING EDWARD NOT Ill.

Associated Press nispasch by special Wire.
Paris, France, May 3.--The British
Embassy here ridicules the alarming
London reports concerning the condition
of the health of King Edward.
His secretary said today that the King
never was better. He went to visit
friends last evening and is expected to
lunch with some friends today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
PROPOSED RELEASE OF PRISONERS.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
Manila, a. l., May 3.-Governor-
General ldo has appointed a committee
of Justice. to examine the records in the
eases of prisoners under sentence for
sedition and insurrection to determine il
such prisoners can be given their liberty
without endangering the public peace.
Bilbid Prison contains 1000 native
prisoners, a large percentage OF whom
are serving sentences for sedition and in-
gurrection.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
AsroR-sHAw WEDDING.
AnoeIalsd rre.. DI.raleh by spscIal VIC

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
London, Eng, May 3-Mrs. Nannie
Ianghome Shaw Of Virginia and Waldorf
Astor, eldest son Of William Waldorf
Astor, were quietly married at All Souls
Church, Langham Place, London, this
afternoon.
Neither William Waldorf Astor nor Mr..
Langhorne. respectively the fathers OF the
groom and bride, were present, both
being too III 10 attend the ceremony.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
wARsHrps RETURN FROM CUBA.

As,oc.atei Press Disuatcn Dv soeclal Wires
New York, May 3-The First division
of the Atlantic feet, consisting Of the
Maine Missouri, Kearsage and Kentucky
arrived here today from Guantamo,
(1hu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
wEATHER FoREoAsr.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Washington. May 3.--Weather fore
cast for Delaware:
Fair and cooler tonight; partly cloudy
tomorrow; fresh west wind.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
Arb TALKING OF WAR
YeleZuela'S Insult TO Colombia is
One That Cannot be Well
Overlooked.
ESTRANGEMENT INCREASING
Trouble Over Navigation and
Frontier Questions.
REFUSAL TO RECEIVE MINISTER'S
Venezuela's Excuses Not Con-
sldered Valid.
ESTRANGEMENT INCREASING
Trouble over Navigation and
Frontier Questions.
REFUSAL TO RECEIVE MINISTER'S
Venezuela's Excuses Not Con-
sldered Valid.

Ihisis tho second Time the Castro Govern
mont Has Refused 10 Receive Repre-
sentative of Cniumhia-Ono Year Ago
Lucas Cahaiiero Was Refused KacoEni-
tion and Now DIR. uorroro h Insuited.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
maseLike Now.

Panama and straw hats No acids
used. saltsgiyer a Bupp, 100 West
Seventh streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03

See Seuenth Page for small Ads. received
too late 10 CLASSIFY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03

Red Cross Plasiors, Draper . Seventh and
Jackson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
FOR SALE,

As Homes or Profitable Investments,
three fine new houses near Twenty-third and
Washington streets seven rooms bath, porch
and an modern Improvements. several paroles
now waiting 10 rent them al SO per month. For
iurincr particulars. apply 10
CHABLtS W. GOODIN0.
Eighth and Jefferson streetA
maralI Houfcs open Tor inspection.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
nor SALE OR RENT.

A beautiful new suburban residence, lot 50 feet
by 100 ieci, IA rooms ana baths all modern I'm
provements fine shade and shrubbery, excellent
view Of lelawareRiver ana surrounding country.
VIII be sold at sacrifice ~ rented either
furnished or uniurnished. Parties leaving city.
Apply TO CHARLES W. GOODING
aprlet Eighth and Jefferson streetA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
situations aeautea

NNTANTED - BY sOBFR TVnI7STp71,TIe
~ young man, position as collector or any
hRht outdoor work. Address S '
Hs-'"'a livery fvoning Onice
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
TOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
splendid farm Of rs acres, with GO cd buildings;
located near Newark. Del. VIII be sold at q
bargain. Apply WILMINGTON TRUST Co.
iebl0-d slo Market street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03

EAPtRiENcFD NURSE WANTS CARE OF
u invalid or elderly person. Address IA
s-o.s Every Evening ONCE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03

NOR SALE wYANDOTrs CocHERkis 81
II earh. cooks 40. haucd rock and Sniie
Nvandoiic s,l5 .oi .i... q. ,,selssli ~ noi
apfstls- Ia, :. sOWpkN, Wooaoaie' Lea
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
BERKELEY TO HAVE SCHOOL
FOR UNITARIAN MINISTRY
Articles of Incorporation of Institution
Are Placed on File In County
Clerks office.

Are Placed on File In County
Clerks offiee.
OAKLAND, May 12.-The estab-
lishment of a school to be known as
the Pacific Unitarian School for the
Ministry at Berkeley is now assured.
Articles of Incorporation OF the in
stitution were filed with the County
Clerk today. Those who are to act
as trustees are Francis Cutting,
Horace Davis, George w. Stone, Earl
Wilbur, John P. Irish, Sarah A. Cut
ting, Edith K. Davis, w. H. Payson,
Sheldon G. Kellogg, Thomas L. Eliot,
Chester Rowell, William H. Gorham,
Charles r. Bishop. J. Conklin Brown
and L. W. Blinn.
An endowment has already been
made to the association by Sarah A.
Cutting of a piece Of property on
Bancroft way, near Union street, Cox
130 feet, with the improvements, and
also an annual contribution by her of
$1,000 for three years. Francis Cut
ting has subscribed $1,000 annually for
three years. Horace Davis has prom
ised an annual subscription Of $1,000
for three years. Edith K. Davis has
subscribed $1,000 annually for three
years. Charles R. Bishop has sub
scribed $500. Mrs. Cornelius B,
Houghton has given $50 and W. h
Payson 500.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
His Sanity is Questioned.

BERKELEY, May Il. - Henry E.
Dikeman, a civil engineer, 45 years
old, who has been a conspicuous figure
on the streets oe Berkeley, was arrested
yesterday morning. charged with In
sanity, upon complaint of his brother
]. Dikeman. He imagines that he is
p second Christ, and so breaches to
the populace. His mania was accen.
ALated by the earthquake. His par
ents are among the earliest settlers
ia Berkeley, owning much valuable
property, including their home at Ful
ION street and Bancroft way.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
SUES FOR INJURIES
RECEIVED m COLLISION
Teamster Niels p. Hansen Wants
$4,000 Damages From the South
ern Pacific COMPANY.

Niels P. Hansen has begun suit N
tle United States Circuit Court
against the Southern Pacific Company
OF Kentucky to recover $4,000 dam
ages Tor personal injuries. The com
plant recites that on May 4, while
Hansen was driving over the railroad
crossing at Sixth and Townsend
streets a collision took place between
a locomotive and the truck Hansen
was driving. His arm and shoulder
and four ribs were fractured and he
also suffered a hernial rupture and
conclusion of the brain.
The complaint charges that the col
lision was caused by gross negligence
On the part of the railroad company
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
LINERS OFFICERS LEARN
MANY VERSIONS OF CALAMITY
City Of Sydney Arrives From Panama
Whence She Sailed on
April 1S


The Pacific Mail liner City OF sgd
ney, which arrived Thursday evening,
left Panama April is and nos until she
reached Punta Arenas, in Costa Rlca,
did those on board learn OF the calami-
~ which had befallen this city.
The message they received there was
brief, but alarming. II was: san
Francisco destroyed by fire and earth
quake"
3 At San Juan del Sur il was learned
that 10000 people had been killed ana
that the entire United States navy had
been ordered here to assist in burying
the dead and caring for the 100000
homeless.
At San Jose de Guatemala it was
learned that every surviving soul had
deserted San Francisco and that
Mayor Schmitz had set up his office
g. Point Richmond.
At SaIina Cruz the list OF dead had
decreased 10 70O0, but the number OF
homeless had grown 10 5o0.0oa
Acapulco. ManZanillo ana San Bias
eaeh furnished . new variation Of the
-t4le. lt MAS not until the liner was
boarded al 5I2zatlan by Rodriguez
Aiayorga, Nicaraguan Consul AZ san
Francisco who had been here on April
IS and for q few succeeding days. that
ANYTHING like a straight account OF
what had really occurred was received
and nobody believed Mayorga until a
sight Of the city in sunlight confirmed
h.s tale
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
NATIONAL GUARDSMEN BREAK
INTO SALOON AND CAROUSE
Five Members Of Company I, Sixth
Regiment, Disgrace Themselves
And Arc Stripped Of Uniforms.


Terry Mccormick, John Berry, Al
mon Bresee, Lyle Lester and John
Murphy OF Company l, Sixth Regi-
ment, National Guards, broke into the
basement OF the saloon Of John H.
Schroeder, 2400 Washington street, on
Thursday afternoon and soon became
drunk and boisterous. Lieutenant ..
II. Wynne, on duty at the Alta Plaza
camp. was notified and he communi-
Gated with Chief Dinan.
The patrol wagon was sent TO the
grocery with a posse Of police and the
FIVE drunken miliIiamen were taken
10 the Stanyan-street police station,
where, by order of Lieutenant Wynne,
they were stripped Of their uniforms
and each given pair of blue over
abs. Yesterday morning Chief Dinan
instructed Captain Gleeson to release
them. What action the State mill
tary authorities will take against the
men is matter Of conjecture.
Schroeder threatens TO swear out war
rants against the mfor burglary.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
DISPOSITIONS ARRIVE
IN THE FRIEDMAN CASE
Important Papers in Connection With
Valuable Estate Are Filed With
the County Clerk


Valuable Estate Are Filed With
the County Clerk.
The dispositions containing the tes-
timony Of Isaac Bernstein and other
witnesses, including a high Russian
official taken on behalf of Enta Tank
elovitch. Ita Michli Galcovitch and
Mira Ribush, claiming to be the sole
heirs of Julius Friedman, deceased,
who left an estate valued at about
$500, ,00e, and taken before the Ameri-
can Consul at st. Petersburg. have
been received by County Clerk Null
creavy. The papers were filed and de-
posted In the safe deposit vault OF
the Western National Bank for safe
keeping. The depositions are COM
plete and are the only ones on file in
the case, all those previously taken
having been destroyed in the late FIRE
and having therefore become useless.
Most of the other claimants had
already, at an enormous expense,
taken and filed their dispositions.
These having now been destroyed
there is no recourse left them but
to take these depositions over again.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
THE ScHRoTH COMPANY
PREPARES TO REBUILD
Big improvements for Which Plans
Have Already Been Made Will
Be Carried Out.

Have Already Been Made Will
Be Carried Out
The Schroth Company, which has
property interests all over the city
and whose losses run into hundreds
of thousands OF dollars. has decided
to proceed Immediately with their i'm
provements on Union square. for
which plans had already been drawn
by Cunningham s Politeo, the archi-
tects.
The building may not be an eigh-
teen-story one. as originally intended,
on account of possible building re-
strictions, but it win be the full
height allowed. The company will
build in conjunction with Bryon
Mauzy, who has the adjoining thirty
FIVE feet under a long lease.
The Schroth Company will also i'm
prove its large holding on Kearny
street, between Sutter and Bush: on
Market street, near Sixth; on Geary
street, near Taylor, and on Folsom
near Fifth
Already plans are out and bids let
for large market on Geary and Polk
streets (235x120). which Is expected
to be ready by June Is.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
Gold Quarters Are Recovered.

Captain Burnett wants TO find the
owner Of S156 worth OF 25-cent gold
pieces, S29 in burned coins and forty
eight pieces OF curios. They were
found in the possession Of Frederick
Hammin when he was arrested in
Oakland on Wednesday night. Ham
mill was taken to the Stanyan-street
J,olice station on Thursday evening by
Detective Matheson. The prisoner
said q man was taking articles out OF
5 safe on Montgomery street, near
Merchant, on Tuesday, and after he
had finished he told Hammill TO take
anything that was left.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
SERVICES IN CATHOLIC
CHURCHES THIS MORNING
Announcement of the Places and
Hours at Which Mass VIII BE
Celebrated

Mass win be celebrated at the fol
lowing places every Sunday morning
until further notice is given:
Cathedral-6, z. s, 9, 10, IL. Yes
pers, $3.50.
Holy Cross (old church)-6:SO,
1880, 8, 9, 10, H. Sunday-school, 2:SO.
St Charles-6, 1880. $3.50. 1O:30.
St. Peter's-6, Z, $50, 9:30. 1o:SO.
St. GATHERINGS Home-7. 9.
St. Joseph's, Sixteenth and Bryant
streets-9, l0i30.
St. Paurs-6, Z. s, 9, 10. IL.
Mission Dolores-6, 1880, 9, 10. IL.
Star of the Sea-6:sO, 1880, 9. IL.
ST. Roses (Potrero)-6, Z, 7:S0,
S:15, 8, 1890.
st. Francis (Telegraph HID. 3,
10
Foot OF Montgomery avenue. 3,
10.
St. Vincent de Paul-6:SO. s. 3.
1890.
Slavonian-9, 1920.
Italian. Tennessee Camps.
Corpus Christi-6:3o, 8, 10.
Notre Dame de Victories (Llttle
Sisters)-S, 10.
ST. Agnes-6:15, 1890. 9. 10. Il;
children, 9:l5.
st. Anne's-T:S0, 10.
Fort Mason-9.
At the Lombard-street entrance ol
the Presidio-9: Lombard and Van
Ness avenue, s, 9.
st. Patrick's, Fifth and Clementina
sreets-9 and 1920 a. N.
st. Brendan's Sailors Home)-9.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
Meetlno Of Arion Society

The Arfon Society held meeting
"Wednesday afternoon at 321 Devisa-
dero street and voted to rent the house
described as its headquarters for one
year. Regular Wednesday singing
lessons VIII be held as usual A con-
Uert win be given as soon as a suit
able hall is available.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
Fraternal Items.

Sequoia Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, viii hold its
monthly meeting on Sunday, at 2
O'Clock. at the residence of Mrs. We'll
lington Burnett. 1922 Broadway The
Yorktown Society. Children of the
American Revolution, has suspended
operations till further notice.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
HIbernIans wiII ReIIeve pis.resa.

There viii be a general meeting OF
the Ancient Order OF Hiberians at
St Peters Hall, Twenty-fourth and
A ALBANIA streets, at p. m. today.
Chaplain Rev. T. Caraher presiding,
10. consider steps to relieve distress.
The headquarters Of the Ladies'
Auxiliary OF the A o. H. are now az
55l Duboce avenue. All members
shoald register there.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
suroIsrs Take Laces and Jewels.

The police have been notified that
the residence OF NJ. Meyerfield Jr. at
1908 California street was entered last
Monday. About $1,000 worth of jew
airy and fine laces were stolen.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
Physicians
OF San Francisco

Those OF you who are In need Of
Immediate assistancs, please report at
once to the Medical Relief Committee
at Lane Hospital. corner Webster and
Clay streets The committee rooms
will be open from 8 q. m. to p. m
daily, Sundays excepted. Address
communications to the Secretary. DR..
r. w. Lux; also state from where
graduated and number Of license.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
Phoenix
Mutual Life
Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, CONN.

Temporary Offices, GIG Webster St.
San Francisco, Cal.
AL policy holders who suffered by
the recent earthquake and IRE win be
given every consideration In the col
on US.
We make liberal loans on all poll
cies which are over one year old.
JAY DWIGGINS, Manager.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
North British and
Mercantile InSur-
ance Company
OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH.

Combined Assets Over Eighty Seven
Million.
To the Public and Our Patrons:
The North British will pay all fire
losses just as soon as adjusted. Our
office for handling all loss claims Is
located in the Tribune building. north
vast corner OF Eighth and Franklin
streets. Oakland. Our Office for gen
eral fire business Is at 2o27 Sutter
street, San Francisco.
LAYMANcE REAL ESTATE CO.,
400 Eighth st. Oakland Agents
TOM c. GRANT,
General Agent for Pacific Department..
w. J. NICHOLS, General Adjustsr.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-10
MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TEXAS
ROADS GAINS BIG VICTORY

Topeka Nor. Ie.-Thousands of
acnes oE the most valuable farm Land
I'm Kansas. together with a large
amOan1 of land located In to~nS and
cities 0f the state ID given 10 tha
Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas railway hs
q decision of the Kansas supreme
eouEt today In the case of the railway
against Natsoa. In 1866 congress
granted the Unlon Pacific. the Snuih
eTn branch Of what IL nOw the Mis-
soari. Kansas & Texas. = right of
way go feet vide from Fort Riley 20
tie southern state line. Afterwards
patents were issaed 10 private persons
fur land. through which the railroad
runs, without excepting the right Oi
way. These persons have been treat,
Ing the right of way rs being only ia0
feet vide and insome cases valuable
improvements have been erected on
the outer fifty feet on each side.
which has been used without disturb
anee for many years. The railroad
brought suit TO oast these occupants
and the court decides In Its favor.
Watson, the defendant, Is one OF the
landowners, and acted as a ngnrehead
in the suit, II In thought that the case
viii be appealed TO the supreme court
OF the United States.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-10
PROCLAMATION ISSUED
BY GOV. Il. ]. HlGERMlN
Governor Calls on People of New
Mexico to Observe Thanksgiving
and Calls To Mind Prosperity.
ispeelai IN Tho oplle.l

Santa re. N. NJ. Nov. fe.~-Ioyer>
nor H. j. Hagerman today issued the
following Thanksgiving proclamation
to the people Of New Mexico:
Territory Of New Mexico. Execu
tive Department.
Thanksgiving Day, ! Proclamation
By the Governor.
The past year has been one Of IN.
equaiied prosperity IN the history OF
New Mexico and of the nation. Of
which the people Of this territory
are part. Spiritually. materially
and morally. great strides have been
made toward the perfection which
shotsld be the aim of idiyiduals and
Of nations. II has Eeen d year Of
bountifui haryests, Of large increases
In our herds of cattle. mud sheep. Of
great progress, I'm agriculture. In ir.
rfgation. In mining and In develop
ment Of all the natural resources 70
layishly furnished III by nature for
the support and happiness m our
people. Throughout the nation the
spiritual life Of the people and tho
public conscience have heen quicken.
cd. Official wrungdoing nas hean ex.
posed aud civic wealness uncovered,
In all parts OF the country there Il
apparent u remarkable awakening of
public sentiment I'M suppression of
ayarice. graft and greed. q movement
which must cuIminate In the enact.
ment of more wholesome laws, and
ultimately in the publication of the
body polite. From the earIy days of
our republic. when the pioneers frog.
across the sea first set foot on the
shores Of New England the American
people have acknowledged their de.
pendence, on and allegiance to tl
God Of nations: have expressed their
trust In and given thanks TO him.
As evidence of our gratitude TO God
for the blessings which have been
showered upon us and In obedience to
time honored custom, I, H. J. Hager.
man, Governor Of the Territory OF
New Mexico, here proclaim and set
aside Thursday, November 2sth. as a
general Thanksgiving and day OF pray
.er, to be observed by all the people
Of the territory. -
..~ H. u. HaGERMAN. d
Done at the Executive Office this the
10th day Of November, A. d. 1906.
Witness my hand and the Great
Seal of the Territory Of New Mex
leo, ,>= II
by the Governor. - + =
]. W. RAYNoI.Ds. 4 +
Secretary of New Mexico. T.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-10
VIM. ANDREWS ELECTED
BY SMALL MAJORITY
REPUBLICANS CLAIM 6s2 MAJORITY FOR ANDREWS
COUNTING counTs. GO ONE
HUNDRED ElTnEH Nsf. TAOS GIVES
oREo SIXTY nAJoRlTx FOR REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE.
tITTLE oousT NOW or ReoeLT o. ELECTION.

As the returns keep coming II.
things look q great deal brighter for
Delegate Andrews and there IL iuw
little doubt of his reelection. In
spite 0f the claims of the democrat
ic leaders TO the contrary. His ma
ioFity. probably. will not he greaf.
but enough 90 assure his return ID
congress. Complete returns hare
not yet been received. but what few
precincts are out can hardly affect
the result greatly.
Alexander Reed of Rio Arriba coual.
" has sent word 10 this city that
twenty.three precincts Of that county
cut OF thirty'one have given f.arra.
rolo q majority of one hundred and
ninety and that the county viii not
q" more than hundred one WY oE
the other. -
The official returns Of Taos eunn-
ty show that II went 3a2 for Andrews.
contrary 20 the expectations of tho
territorial leaders of democracy. ~
The republican claims are m fnl.
lows: