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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-04
NEWARK WORKERS IN LINE.
$4,000 Union Persons Use Labor Day 20
March In Rain.

Fifteen thousand men took part in the
Labor Day parade in Newark yesterday,
although rain began falling before the
march began and continued in heavy show
ers during its progress. The paraders
included representatives OF nearly a hun
bred unions belonging TO the Essex Trades
Council and the United Building Trades
League.
Many OF the delegations were uniformed
and carried the emblems and insignia OF
v. Coyle OF the. Sheet Metal Workers Union.
His aids were Frank b. Hanratta, Henry
J. Gottlob, Frank z. Fetridge. William
f.. Ryan and P. +. Grove. At the City Hall
the parade wa reviewed by Mayor Henry
NJ. Doremus, Congressman r. Wayne Parker
and others. Later in the day the labor men
held a picnic in Olympic Park, Hilton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-04
HURRY COST HIM A LEG.
Jersey Man Falls Under wheels OF Car No
Tried to Catch. Q

William Clark, 10 years old, Of A. Mount
Prospect avenue. Newark. in a hurry to
catch a train on which he intended to take a
trip TO Bellewood Park yesterday morn
ing fell under the wheels and had his left
leg severed above the knee.
The accident happened at the Market
street station Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road. AS the train pulled into the station
Clark made a leap for the step. He missed
his footing and fell backward. his left leg
being caught under the wheels. He was
removed to st. Michael's Hospital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-04
FOR VIOLATING ELECTION LAWS.
Business Man and Catholic Priest Of West
Held, N. ", Held for the Grand Jury.

JAMESTOWN. N. Y, Sept. SC. F. BiEler.
a leading business man and former presi-
dent Of the village Of Westield. and Father
M. j. Corbett, Catholic priest in WestHeld,
Grand Jury on the charge OF violating
the election laws. The charge ia the out
come Of a bitter fight between the Hearst
and Anti-Hearst factions, Bigler and Cor
bett representing the anti-Hearst crowd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-04

possible to say exactly what occurred at
the palace; but according to all accounts
there was a fierce struggle between the
Bedr Khan faction and the rest Of the i'm
perial encourage over the steps which ought
to be taken.
It is said that at first the Sultan hesitated
to believe in the completely Of Abdurrezzak
and cent a message asking IL he knew any
thing about il. The master Of ceremonies
replied. Rvowing his guilt, saying that he'd
van had been murdered by his servants
at his orders and that his only regret was
that his duty OF at the palace
had prevented him from avenging in per-
son the affront which had been put upon
him in November. Even after this the
Sultan seemed to have found IL hard TO make
up his mind to TAX strong measured against
the Bedr Khans. The principal Ministers
were summoned to Yildiz and asked for
their advice. With one accord they urged
the necessity Of vigorous action. They
argued that no mans life would be secure
IL such an outrage were allowed 70 pass
unpublished and that the Kurdish family
would become the real rulers OF Turkey,
ready 10 strike down every n who dared
to oppose them. These arguments pro-
duoed their effect on the sultan, and he
gnve orders that the four kurds who had
committed the crime were TO be placed
in the custody OF the Minister OF Justice
as a preliminary to their trial.
After some hesitation-it In said that he
gave way only after receiving the third
categorical order from the Palace-Alf
Shamil handed the men over. Neither
he nor his nephew Abdurrezzak seems TO
nave realized the dangerous position 10
which they had placed themselves. At
all events, they made no effort to save
themselves and we're apparently totally
unprepared for the coup detdt which fol-
lowed. Secret orders were given that
eyerv prominent member Of the Bedr Khan
family. whether living in ~Constantipople
or in the provinces, should be Immediately
arrested and exiled 70 some distant part
Of the empire. During the night Of
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-12-14
FRENCH OFFICIALS CAUSE. Ar
REST AND EXPULSION OF PA.
-. PAL REPRESENTATIVE.
WILL ENFORCE NEW CHURCH LAW
ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOPS AND
PRIESTS ORDERED TO EvAc.
UATE RESIDENCES.

Paris, Dec. 12.-After a meeting Of
the cabinet ministers it was an
nounced that on Dec. IA Premier Glenn
enceau will ask parliament to suppress
the pensions of the clergy, to liquidate
the public property of Catholics and to
distribute the presbyteries, seminaries,
etc.
Var Minister Picquart has ordered
the recruiting officers to require &C.
clesiastical students to present their
certificates at once. Those who fail to
do so by Dec. 20 will be ordered to
join the colors Jan. z. The order
affects $500 students.
Mgr. Montagnini, secretary of the
papal nunciature here since the recall
of the nuncio, was arrested during
the afternoon upon an order expelling
him from France and will be conduct
ed to the frontier at once.
The residence of Mgr. Montagnini
was searched by the police. Immense
quantities of documents found at b
nunciature were seized and taken to
police headquarters.
A courier from the papal secretary
of state, Cardinal Merry del Val, bear
ing dispatches from Rome, was turned
back at the frontier during the day.
Among the other measures the cab.
met proposes to introduce in parlia7;
ment Dec. IA is a bill authorizing the
government to eXpel ecclesiastics
whose presence is considered danger
GUS to the public peace.
Formal notice was served during
the day on Cardinal Richard, arch
bishop of Paris, and the bishops and
parish priests Of this department, that
they must evacuate their residences
at once.
Similar notices were served on the
clergy in the other departments mott
flying them to leave their residences
on Thursday or Friday.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-12-14
HISTORIC DAY IN FRANCE.
Church and State Separated After Un
ion Of Many Centuries.


Paris. Dec. 12.-This is an historic
day for France. The struggle which
began in 1880 with the Punishment OF
the Jesuits has ended with the legal
rupture of the bond which for prac-
tically 1000 uninterrupted years had
united church and state. BY refusing
to make the required declaration un-
der the public meeting law of 1881
public Catholic worship, except by
schismatic organizations, becomes il
legal at midnight.
But, on the w of the struggle, it is
becoming more apparent that both the
government officials and higher &c.
clesiasts are resisting the advice Of
the Incorporate. Minister of Public
Worship BRAND announces that the
government "cannot be driven into
the trap of closing the churches" and
Cardinal Richard, archbishop of Paris,
has strongly censured the placarding
of appeals to the clericals to make
violent resistance to the officers OF the
law. "No violence" he says, but
passive resistance to the unjust law,
after exhausting all protests at every
step"
Cardinal Richard and many of the
bishops already have begun the re.
moval of their private effects from the
episcopal mansions and the clergy are
preparing to leave their rectories and
move into hired lodgings. 1t is an
nounced that the parish priests have
received very many offers of places In
which to hold religious services. but
there is not the slightest indication
that they intended to take advantage
Of the sole remaining chance to retain
their churches. namely. by making the
declarations called for by the law.
The government continues to pre-.
sent a calm front. although the minis.
tiers realize that additional legislative
power will he necessary serious
trouble occurs. Receivers have been
appointed everywhere to assume
charge Of the sequestered property
and three policemen will be stationed
at the doors OF each Of the churches tc
report violations Of the law.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-12-14
sIRDsoNe JURY DEADLockEn

Asks Court to Be Discharged, but Re.
quest Is Denied.
Hazelhurst, Miss, Dec. 12.-The
Jury in the Mrs. Birdsong trial. after
having been out twenty four hours.
asked the Judge to discharge them, as
they could not agree. but they were
sent back for further consideration.
Just how the jury stands was not def.
nitely learned, q statement that It
was II to 1 for acquittal not being
verified.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-12-14
ITALY coNeRAruLA7Es FRANCE.
Resolution Adopted by the Chamber
.: Deputies.

Rome, Dec. l2.-Signor Mirabelli,
Republican. at the opening of the
days session Of the chamber Of depu.
ties. introduced a resolution, which
was adopted, to the effect that the
chamber sends its warn congratula.
tons to France on the a~nti.c,er:cal
policy which it is following las tend,
ing to %secularize the state and render
the human conscience independent"
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Fourth ward-seeond Precinct.

Representatives in Congress-T. F.
MARSHALL 1873, A. J. Gronna 1O7, John
ID. Benton 95, A. G. Burr 70, Kittle
Halvorson 4, w. ]. Bailey 5.
Judges of Supreme Court-John
Knauf II, C. j. Fisk 143.
Governor-E. Y. Sarles 107, John
Burke ITO, L. F. Dow A.
Lieutenant Governor-R. S. Lewis
142, NJ. D. Williams 63, A. c. Bras
trup 5.
Secretary of State-Alfred Blais-
dell 1876, A. H. Berg 70, A. M Brooks
Z.
State Auditor-H. L. Holmes lao
Frank Reed sc, c. J. Beleal 5.
State Treasurer-A. Peterson 1877
NJ. T. Hegge II, Odin StrOmpo 5.
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion-W. L. Stockwell lat, A. J. Evans
7.
Commissioner of Insurance.. G
Cooper 1923, c. II. Anheier so, E. D
Herring 5.
Attorney General-T. f. McCue 1870
ID. c. Greenleaf "A, Arthur LeSeuer 5
Commissioners of Railroads.&c.. S
Deisem 122, Eric Stafne 1913, Simon
Westby 124, Terry McCosker so. VIM
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States Attorney w. HI. Barnett 70,
James w, Glassford 49,
Coroner-Samuel Mitchell co.
County Judge-A. c. Hanson So.
Superintendent of Schools Matte
M. Davis SO.
County Commissioner End District
w. o. Olsen AZ. #. o. Hellstrom so
Justices of the Peace-H. F. Miller
SO, A. a. Walker n, N. Chilson rs, T.
G. Raveling 76
Constables John C. Ross n, A. E
Wood rs, Samuel McCloskery rs, =
Fl. McMullen rs.
For Constitutional Amendment
.121.
Against Constitutional Amendment
Pc
For County Fair Appropriation =
104
Against County Fair Appropriation
do
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Wilkinson 81.
County Treasurer-H. "A. Neon
Vile 1879, Eugene deLendrecie 81.
County Auditor-Arthur G. Lewis
1913, John l.. Gunkel Sc.
Register of Deeds-E. FL Holte 141,
Charles Young II.
Clerk Of Court--N. B. Pinkham lag,
Foster r. Paige H.
States Attorney-W H. Barnett
157, James W. Glassford Sc.
Coroner-Samuel Mitchell lat
County Judge-A. G. Hanson 160
County Surveyor f. Crabbe
14S
Superintendent of Schools Matte
M Davis 1852.
County Commissioner End District
wv. o. Olsen 14S, r.. O. Hellstrom 10.
Justices of the Peace-H f. Miller
144, A. A. Walker 131, N. Chilson 126,
t. G. Raveling 1874
Constables-John G.. Ross 100, A. e.
Wood 127, Samuel McCloskery 122,
r. H. McMullen 100.
For Constitutional Amendment r.
1872.
Against Constitutional Amendment
-15.
For County Fair Appropriation =
17S.
Against County Fair Appropriation
-33.
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THE CITY OF FARGO STUCK BY THE TICKET
Continued from Page One)

Schulz 70, William Schuett 20, M.
Brumwell A. G. III. Lund A. ID. II. Nc
Kay 5.
Members House of Representatives
9th District. f. Treat 123, Francis
Christianson 10, r. b. Blakemore 1913,
Geo. Hancock 81.
!. Sheriff-W. Z. Hunt 146, Geo. w.
Wilkinson So.
County Treasurer--H. "A. McCon-
vile 14O, Eugene j. deLendrecie SIS. 3
County Auditor--Arthur G. Lewis
1853, John L. Gunkel SIS.
Register of Deeds-E H. Hottie las,
Charles Young So.
Clerk of Court--N. B. Pinkham 152,
Foster r. Paige so.
States Attorney w. Fl. Barnett
1872, James W. Glassford So.
Coroner-Samuel Mitchell-157.
County Judge-A. c. Hanson 159.
County Surveyor-Sam f. Crabbe
1853.
Superintendent of Schools Matte
M Davis 1872.
County Commissioner, End District
w. O. Olsen 1855, F. o. Hellstrom So
Justices of the Peace-H. f. Mil
Ter 14S, A. A. Walker 141, N. Chilson
14O, T. G. Raveling 1876.
ConstabIes-John c. Ross TAI, A. E
Wood 1877, Samuel McCloskery 1879
J. II. McMullen 1877.
For Constitutional Amendment -
1877.
Against Constitutional Amendment
Ia
For County Fair Appropriation -
1877
Against County Fair Appropriation
-45
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Second Ward.

Representatives in Congress-T. f.
Marshall 101, A. j. Gronna 93. John d.
Benton 40, A. G. Burr 36, Kittle Hal
vorson z, w. J. Bailey 6.
Judges of Supreme Court John
Knauf 49, G. J. Fisk So
Governor-E. Y. Sarles SO, John
Burke 49, l.. +. Dow 6.
Lieutenant Governor-R. s. Lewis
104, NJ d. Williams SO, A. c.. Bras
trup 6.
Secretary of State-Alfred Blaisdell
101. A. III. Berg 81, A. M. Brooks Z.
State Auditor-H. l.. Holmes 102.
Frank Reed s5, C. j, Beleal 7.
State Treasurer A. Peterson 104
M. f. Hegge 81, Odin Stompro g.
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion-W. L. Stockwell 101, A j. Evans
Z.
Commissioner of Insurance-E c,
Cooper, "a, C. III. Anheier As, e. d
Herring Z.
Attorney Generate. c. McCue 81
d. C. Greenleaf 80, Arthur LeSeuer 6
Commissioner of Agriculture and
Labor-W. c. Gilbreath 80, Julius
Wirlxus 81, Robert Grant 6.
Commissioners Of Railroads c. s
Deisem 3d. Eric Stafne "a, Simon
Westby SO, Terry McCosker 81, VIM
Schulz 81 William Schuett 35, M
Brumwell 5, G. HI. Lund s, D. Fl. Nc
Kay s.
Members House of Representatives
9th District F. Treat IS, Francis
e. Dibley "a, Toilet ]. F'lamer 90, Lars
Christianson SO, r. B. Blakemore AZ
Geo Hancock AZ
Sheriff-W. E. Hunt LOG, Geo. w
Wilkinson 40.
County Treasurer III. A. McCon-
vile 103 Eugene ]. deLendrecie 49,
County Auditor Arthur G. Lewis
109, John L. Gunkel "a.
Register of Deeds-E. II. Holte 1903
Charles Young 80.
Clerk of Court-N. b. Pinkham 1O7
Foster r. Paige SO.
States Attorney-W. H. Barnett
! 100, James w. Glassford 81.
Coroner-Samuel Mitchell 102.
County -udge-A. G. Hanson 107
County Suryeyor-Sam F. Crabbt
los.
Superintendent of Schools Matte
| M. Davis 107.
! County Commissioners, End Distric
w. o. Olsen 100, f. o. Hellstrom IS
| Justices of the Peace-H. F. Mile
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Westby lis, Terry McCosker rs, VIM.
Schulz 6S, William Schuett IS, M.
Brumwell 2, G. Fl. Lund ?, d. II. Me-
Kay 2. ~ IA
Commissioner of Agriculture and
Labor w. c. Gilbreath 124, Julius
Wirkus 20, Robert Grant 2.
Members of House of Representa-
tives, 9th3 DISTRICT. F. Treat 122,
Francis Dibley 119, Toilet ]. FIamer
116, Lars Christianson Is, r. y.
Blakemore rs, Geo. Hancock 70.
Sherif-W. L. Hunt 10S, Geo. Will
kinson 105.
County Treasurer-H. A. McCon-
VILE 1873. Eugene J. deLendrecie 81.
County Auditor-Arthur g. Lewis
1873, John l.. Gunkel 81.
Register of Deeds-E. II. Hottie 1913,
Charles Young SO.
Clerk of Court-N. B. Pinkham 1874,
Foster r. Paige SO.
States Attorney-W. H. Barnett
1877, James w. Glassford SO.
Coroner-Samuel Mitchell 1872.
County Judge-A. G. Hanson.
County Surveyor-Sam f. Crabbe
1876, John Moweanty i.
Superintendent of Schools-Mattie
NJ. Davis 1856.
County Commissioner, End District
w. O. Olsen 1877, +. o. HellstrOm SIS,
Justices of the Peace-H. F. Mil
Ter 1873, A. A. Walker 1913, N. Chilson
1lS, T. G.. Raveling 11S.
Constables-John G. Ross 122, A. f.
Wood 121, Samuel McCloskery 118,
j. II. McMullen 116.
For Constitutional Amendment -
1873.
Against Constitutional Amendment
"a.
For County Fair Appropriation -
100.
Against County Fair Appropriation
80
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Fifth ward-seeond Precinct.

Representatives in Congress-T. f..
Marshall IS, A. j. Gronna 81, John ID.
Benton IS, A. G. Burr Y, Kittle Hal
vorson 8, w. j. Bailey 6.
Judges of Supreme Court-Joh
Knauf 49, c. j. Fisk Ill.
Governor-E. Y. Sarles 62, John
Burke 90, L. f. Dow z.
Lieutenant Governor-R. s. Lewis
~, NJ. ID. Williams IS, A. c. Bras
trup Z.
Secretary of State-Alfred Blaisdell
IS, A. H. Berg "A, A. NJ. Brooks T.
State Auditor II. L. Holmes rs,
Frank Reed 50, C. j. Beleal 7.
State Treasurer-A. Peterson 50, M.
+. Hegge IS, Odin Stompro Z.
+ superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion-W. l.. Stockwell 81, A. j. Evans
II.
Commissioner of Insurance - E. G.
Cooper II, c. II. Anheier rs, E. d.
Herring Z.
Attorney General-T. F. McCue 70,
d. c. Greenleaf 20, Arthur LeSeuer z.
Commissioner of Agriculture and
Labor-W c. Gilbreath "A, julius
Wirl1us Sc. Robert Grant 7.
Commissioners of Railroads.&c.. S.
DeiSem 60, Eric Stafne 81, Simon
EWestby g. Terry McCosker 80, VIM.
Schulz 73, William Schuett "A, M.
Brumwen Z, G. Fl. Lund Z, d. H. Nc
Kay Z.
Members House Of Representatives
9Th DISTRICT. f. Treat 81, Francis
e. Dibley Sc, Toilet J. Flamer so, Lars
Christianson n, r. b. Blakemore 49,
Geo. Hancock So
sheriff-W. E. Hunt 81, Geo. w
Wilkinson 76.
County Treasurer - H. A. McCon-
vile Is, Eugene j. deLendrecie 70.
County Auditor-Arthus G.. Lewis
Sc, John l.. Gunkel 81.
Register of Deeds-E. H. Holte II
| Charles Young 68.
Clerk of Court-N. B. Pinkham rs
| Foster R. Paige S.
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Third Ward.

Representatives in Congress-T. Il.
Marshall 112, A. J. Gronna 81, John
d. Benton, A. G. Burr II, Kittle Hal
vorson l, w. ]. Bailey 2.
Judges of Supreme Court-John
Knauf so, c. ]. Fisk 129.
Governor-E. Y. Sarles 80, John
Burke SO, L. f. Dow /.
Lieutenant Governor-R. S. Lewis
112, M. D. Williams 70, A. c. Bras
trup 1.
Secretary of State-Alfred Blaisdell
1O7, A. H. Berg II, A. M. Brooks.
State Auditor-H. L. Holmes Ill,
Frank Reed "A, C. j. Beleal l.
State Treasurer-A. Peterson 104,
M. F. Hegge II, Odin Stompro 1.
superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion-W L. Stockwell 1875, A. J. Evans
g.
Commissioner of Insurance -. E. c,
Cooper 1872, c. H. Anheier "a, Z. D,
Herring.
Attorney General-T. F. McCue no.
D. c. Greenleaf H. Arthur LeSeuer l.
Commissioner of Agriculture and
Labor-W. c. Gilbreath 118, Julius
Wirllus 81, Robert Grant 1.
Commissioners of Railroads.&c.. S
Deisem 101, Eric Stafne 100, Simon
Westby &c. Terry McCorker 80, VIM
Schulz "a, William Schuett so, M
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Brumwell /, G. H. Lund /, d. H. Nc
kay J.
Members House Of Representatives
j. +. Treat 105, Francis e. Dibley
112. Toilet J. Flamer SO, Lars Christ
hanson 10, r. b. Blakemore 80, Geo.
Hancock 80.
sheriff-W E. Hunt 11s. Geo. w.
Wilkinson II.
County Treasurer-H. A. McCon-
willie 135, Eugene j. deLendrecie Sc.
County Auditor-Arthur G. Lewis
143, John l.. GunlIel As.
Register of Deeds-E. H. Hottie 129,
Charles Young SIS.
Clerk of Court--N. b. Pinkham 139,
Foster r. Paige So.
States Attorney - w. H. Barnett
1913, James w. Glassford 81.
Coroner-Samuel Mitchell 13S.
County Judge-A G. Hanson 142
County Surveyor--Sam f. Crabbe
12S.
Superintendent of Schools - Matte
M. Davis lab.
County Commissioner, End District
w. o. Olsen 13O. F. o. Hellstrom
SO.
Justices of the Peace-H. +. Miller
1876, A. A. Walker 1877, N. Chilson 1873
L. G.. Raveling 131.
Constables-John c. Ross 1871, A.
f. Wood 129, Samuel McCloskery 1870
J. Fl. McMullen 128.
For Constitutional Amendment -
$50.
Against Constitutional Amendment
26.
For County Fair Appropriation -
147.
, Against County Fair Appropriation
40.
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Fourth Ward-Eirst Precinct.

Representatives in Congress-T. i.
Marshall 1885, A. j. Gronna 3d. John
d. Benton Ill, A. G. Burr rs, Kit
tie Halvorson 2 w. j. Bailey 2.
Judges of Supreme Court John
Knauf IS, c. j. Fisk 1853.
Governor-E. Y. Sarles 80, John
Burke 121, l.. F. Dow 2.
Lieutenant Governor-R. S. Lewis
1874, M. d. Williams "a, A. c. Bras
trup 2.
Secretary of state-Alfred Blaisdell
12l, A. Fl. Berg SO, A. NJ. Brooks 3.
State Auditor-H. L. Holmes 12S,
Frank Reed %, c. J. Beleal 3.
State Treasurer. Peterson 118,
M. F. Hegge Sc, Odin Shompro 2.
superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion--W. l.. Stockwell 1876, A j. Evans
3
Commissioner of insurance.. c.
Cooper ia, c. I'll. Anheier 1913, E. d.
Herring 2.
Attorney General-T. F. McCue 118,
d. c. Greenleaf 8, Arthur LeSeuer q
Commissioner of Agriculture and
Labor--W. C. .Gilbreath 131, Julius
Wirkus 70, Robert Grant 2.
Commissioners of Railroads.&c.. s.
Deisem 100. Eric Stafne Ill, Simon
Westby 40, Terry McCorker 102, VIM
Schulz 50, William Schuett 49, M
Brumwell 2, G. H. Lund 8, D. H Nc
Kay 2.
Members of House of Represents
tives, 9th District. F. Treat III
Francis f. Dibley ITO, Toilet j. F'lam-
er 101, Lars Christianson 102, r. B
Blakemore III, Geo. Hancock 10.
Sheriff-W. E. Hunt 1856, Geo. w
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102, A. A. Walker SO, N. Chilson 96,
r. G. Raveling 50.
Constables-Joh O. Ross 103, A. p.
Wodd 90, Samuel McCloskery 81 j.
Ell. McMullen 90
For Constitutional Amendment -
lis. III
Against Constitutional Amendment
35.
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SIKH Ward.

Representatives in Congress n
Marshall a. A. T. Gronna II, John ID
The Irish standard., 1906-07-14
ASSASS|N'S BULLET FATAL
VICE ADMIRAL CHoUKN1N sue.
CUMBs TO WOUND.
Resignation of Russian Cabinet in
Hands of Czar-Latter Seek
ing Compromise.

Sebastopol. July 13.-Vice Admiral
Chouknln, commander of the Black
sea fleet, who was shot Wednesday,
supposedly by sailor of the battle
ship Otchakoff, died Thursday morn.
ing without having regained con.
seriousness.
st, Petersburg, July l3.-Finance
Minister kokovsoff has given author.
lty for the statement that the res.
lgnatlon of the entire cabinet is in
the hands Of the emperor. So far as
can be learned, however, his majesty
is not ready to charge the constitu.
tlonal democrats with the task of
forming ministry, and is still seek.
ing to compromise the issue by form
ing coalition cabinet composed of
the more solid of the conservative
and liberal elements in the lower
and upper houses of parliament, un.
der the leadership of Count Heyden
and NJ. Stakovitch. The Rossia
Thursday said the country is not
ready to accept the principle Of re-
sponsible ministry
Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaie-
witch, commander of the guard corps,
and Of the troops in the military dis.
trict of st. Petersburg, has rendered
his resignation to the emperor be-
cause of the Preobrajensky affair,
but his majesty declined to accept
it.
The police have not found any trace
OF the men who robbed Assistant
Cashier Gasherovitch, of the admiral
ty. i'll daylight Wednesday, but there
is reason to believe that they were
former workmen from Port Arthur,
who turned revolutionists because OF
the treatment to which they were
subjected there.