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WILLOWDALE.

Will and Harry Lewis visited their
sister, Mrs. Perle Mcpherson, Sunday
at Garfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hobbs and
daughter Mamie have returned from
an extended visit in Washington
where they went for Mrs. Hobbs
health. They visited Will Dobson
and family who are now at Tacoma.
George Blunderfeld attended the
Dunkard love feast at Buckeye Satur-
day and Sunday.
The township board met at H. x.
Holzworth's Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and children OF
Ottawa county visited his brother,
Alex. Smith and family Sunday.
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COUNTY REFLECTIONS
81 SPECIAL HuSLECroR CORRESPONDENT.
J. q. ENGLE,
AUCTIONEER.

Will CIV sales anywhere at any time.
Public sales speciality.
Prices reasonable and satisfaction guaran
teed.
References; Abilene National Bank or
Citizens State Bank, Abilene, Kas.
Phones: Independent No 1900. and Acme
Farmers Line. or address me at Abilene
Kansas. 2-1-07
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BONACCORD.

Rev. Brown preached an interesting
sermon last Sunday.
Mrs. Homer Halbert and children
returned from Clay county where they
were visiting relatives.
Mrs. H. Fink and Mrs. J. H.
Waddle spent last Thursday with Mrs.
VIM. Stark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Buchenau and
little daughter Helen and Henry Emig
and wife and two little boys visited
with j. H. Waddle and wife Sunday.
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SOLOMON.

Miss Gertie Smith Of Vine who ha!
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. B
WEIGH returned home Sunday.
Fanny Eaton returned from Wake
field Sunday.
W. H. Prouty and family leave
Wednesday for California where they
expect to reside in the future.
Grant Blake of Salina has accepted
the position Of bookkeeper at Sey-
mOur company which Mr.. Prouty re-
Signed.
Albert Bancroft and Lula Castor
were married at Abilene Monday.
Beth are quite young and their mar
rage was a great surprise to all.
They expect to reside at Salina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Martin Of Win
field, formerly Of Solomon, report the
birth Of a baby boy, Oct. 20.
Rev. Frank Roots little son, Myron,
is on the sick list.
Rev. Johnson stopped over Monday
night here. All his old friends we're
glad to meet him.
Postmaster Hopkins returned from
Kansas City Monday.
H. c. Bruggan went to Abilene to-
day. |
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said Mrs. Lurinda \. Smith Of Kan
SIS at the afternoon session Of the
National convention, Womehs christ
ian Temperance Union.
Mrs. Smith made a splendid appeal
for the efforts Of all the delegates
from all parts Of the country TO put
a stop to the white slave trade. The
speaker cited instances Of young wo
men held in captivity and sold Of auc.
ton in New York and asked why II
was 40 years after the cIvll war
had been fought for the liberation OF
the black slaves. that slavery Of
young women should be tolerated in
this country. She said that one Of the
most hopeful signs Of the times
was when the II nations recently
banded together for the suppression
Of this awful vice. The election Of Of
fieers resulted a. follows, most oil
them being reflections: President,
Mrs. Lillian n. N. Stevens. portland,
Me-; vice president, Miss Anna A
Gordon, Evanston. ND; correspond
ing secretary. Mrs sussana NJ D..
Ffy, Evanston. M; recording secre.
taFy, Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Ander
on. Valley. N. D., treasurer. Ma
Wright Brand. Evanston. m:
Aspistant recording secretary. Nh.
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CHAPMAN.

Gustave Magnuson and wife Of
Brookville were the guests Of MIR. and
Mrs. M. P. Sanborn over Sunday.
Jas. Wilkie of Abilene was bust
ness visitor in town Tuesday.
M. s. Hoag moved his household
goods to Caldwell Wednesday.
Thomas Seaman has opened roller
skating rink in the Seaman block.
Mrs. T. q. Sheeran and Mrs. N.
P. Kelley were visiting in Abilene
Tuesday.
H. A. Knight took car load Of
cattle to Kansas City Tuesday.
C. J. Olson Of Upland was BUSH
ness visitor in town Monday.
F. F. Ollie shipped car of hogs to
Kansas City Wednesday.
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Misses Mae Henderson and Donnie
Skaggs went to Salina Saturday
Hugh Shawhan is on the sick list.
Madge Mccullough is improving
slowly.
Mr.. Sias is reported better today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Leister were in
town Monday sfternoon.
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Taken I'm.

Black SOW, weight about 800 pounds
Owner can have by paying charges
G. Metz, Detroit road, n miles east
of Abilene. 8-2#
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1--we ptesk.
Easaas ctu. o., h-caius-Nstivs
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4 KANSAS woMAE,s APPEAL.
Hrs. Satfh Wants step PIT 70
white slave TFads = ". c.
=. .. omesrs.

Hartford coan, Oct ii-ThsrS
ars 10000 young women In Chicago
Who are obliged 10 Work Al Is a week
and thsrs are 6.ooo saloons thepe. TOO,
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steers, HOOd8 r.; cows and heifers, SzW
0i75; Htckers and feeders, s2.06d9 Is;
western steers. t8.50Q6.8. Hogs-Bulk
Of sales. t6.1096ib sheep-Muttons. IA
$3.50; lambs, s5.Ba7.lo.
Chicago, Oct. s1.-Cattle--Beeves, NM
GLE; cows and heifers. t1.60G6.15; stock
ers and feeders. t2.5od46o- Hogs-Mixed
and butchers, b.so0Sb. Sheep. ss.G9
SEQ; lambs, A.7b07.N.
81. Louis, Oct. sl.--T3eef steers, sa.B96s
atockers and feeders. szOo0f.5o; cows and
heiferS, n.26SB; Texas steerB, t27505a
Hogs-PigH and lights. t.oo0&8. shesD
Natives, sS.ooG65: lambs, tL0OQg.so.
Grain.
Kansas City, Oct. s1.-close- wheat
Steady. Dec. esh; May, IN Cash
No. 4 hard. esM071; No. g. GOO: No
red, o97i; No 3 ee0@. Corn-gteady;
Dec y; May, ~; July ~ Cash-No.
mixed O3t0le,i; No. :, white. a Oats
Unchanged No. 4 white, 35k; No. Z
mlxed nh0as. Ryo-6toady.
Chicago, Oct aL-cuah-Wheat-N
re6, fy.t07t; No. . red. T1071; No. hard
Ut0B; Ne. Z hard. nos No. nertnGB
49, No. northern non; No sprina
uoA corn-Ne. : ~: No. q ts49iEk
oaas-No ~; Ne 4 ~.
81 Louis Oct sL-clOss-whsat-HieA-
"a; track, No. : red cash. 7t9N Ne
I hard IM07i; Dea 77k0g1ki Nay q.
cern-Firm, track Ne Z cash. tfA98ti
No. 4 whita. SHoSt; Dee az; nv.
~ Oats-HFhE. Track, No. 4 easAs
oooslf; No, whits Sati Dee ~; Alay
Proauss.
Kaunas CITY. Oct. n-Eru NJ per
lea Pouitry-Hens. Scs Bronera 80:
urhsyu, t1c; Butter-CreameFy, extfA
vi firsts. 1ac; packing stock. -; Pcta-
80. E11 pr ba. CAh1aga nl8 -
NJ Tunaiees, nDNH ~ b. ou1ons
aoaa- 49, ~
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Strayed, sucking colt, Saturday af-
ternoon from my place. Send in
formation to Jesse Kean, Abilene
phone 1894. 56-2t&c#
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Attend The Racket's TIC sale Satur-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-06

for adoption. The second proposition
provided for an international congress
20 codlfy international law and dis
cuss international Affairs and meet at
regular intervals. probably at The
Hague.
when the proposition was first sub
mitted by me at Brussels there was
much skepticism over H. II was
thought 20 be too far-reaching for En'
rope. These propositions were re-
ferred TO committees. and they report
ed fayorably upon them.
at Is indeed gratifying TO me 20 see
that W. ]. Bryan's proposition Is iden
tical with Article II. which ! drafted.
That article was that even when differ.
ences arise on questions which are
thought TO be such that they cannot
be arbitrated. but settled only by the
sword. there should be an investiga'
tlon.'
At the close Of the conference Mr..
Bartholdt was one OF three speakers
at a reception held at the Crystal pal
ace. His subject was National Sc
curity by international Agreement In
stead Of by Military Establishment"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-06
WAIVED SERVICE.
sssal' North and cOIlinswood Are Pu.
Under Heavy Bonds.

Philadelphia. Sept A.-nistrle. Al
torney Bell. who Is Investigating the
lootlng OF the Real Estate Trust com.
pany. which failed week ago. on
reaching his Office Wednesday said
that warrants for the arrest of the
three men connected with the collapse
OF the institution will be Served at
once. The men to be arrested. he said.
were Adolph Segal. promoter OF many
enterprises. who borrowed more than
$4,000. 600 from the company on insult.
ficient collateral: William +. North.
treasurer of the Real Estate Trust
company. and Marshall s. Colilng.
wood. assistant treasurer Warrants
were issued by a magistrate In the
city hadd and contained charges OF
conspiracy. ENFORCEMENT and false
returns TO the state banking depart
ment
Defendants waived service and gave
bond Segal's bond was fixed at s25..
600 and North and Collingswood's at
$4,000 each.
This turn in the affairs OF the com
pany Is one OF the many sensations cX-
pected TO develop In connection with
the failure, which Is estimated will eN.
coed $40 100000 before the receiver fin
lshes his investigation.
Affidavits accompanied the warrants
sworn 10 by Walter c. Browning for
depositors and creditors Of the Real
Estate Trust company. They aver Sc
gal. North and Collingwood. with Frank
X. Nipple, president OF the company
who committed suicide. and vita other
unknown persons defrauded the com.
pany tout OF many millions OF dollars
And they fraudulently applied the
money to their own use II Is further
charged that Segal was abettor TO the
embezzlement Of many millions OF dol
lars and that North committed perjury
knowingly. having furnished To the
commissioner OF manking OF Pennsyl.
vania false reports as 10 the value OF
the company's assets. resources and
liabilities. Collingwood and North
are also accused OF having received
money from depositors after they
knew the company to be insolvent
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-06
ALL TO ATTEND.
Every Southern Governor Signifies His
Intention Of Being Present

Nashville. Sept. 1.-THE Southern
Quarantine and immigration conven'
ton will meet here Nov. ~, 10 and
II. The governors OF all southern
states have signifed an intention OF
being present. and a number OF min
listers from foreign countries are eN
pected 10 attend The Southern In
dustrial association will meet here II
conjunction with the immigration anC
quarantine convention, ana delegate
Of both meetings are practically th'
same
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-06
sARTHoLoT BACK.
conoressman Great Pleased With the
Work OF Peace Conferences.

New York. Sept. 5.-Congressmhn
Richard NJ. Bartholdt OF 81. Louis.
chairman Of the American delegation
at the recent peace conference In Lon
don. and who arrived here said ne
was greatly pleased with the work OF
the conference and that every friend
Of peace might congratulate himself
on the splendid results.
He said: I'VE Americans may nat
ter ourselves that we have done our
share Of the work The two main pro-
posals which were put forth al the
conference at Brussels by the Amer
lean delegates were ratified at Lon
don. The first proposition provided
that The Hague tribunal should form
ulate a plan for a general arbitration
treaty 20 be submitted TO the powers
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-06
PUT TO FLIGHT.
Dominican insurgents Have Made
PreeIpItate Retreat

Cape Hayden, Sept 5.-A messen'
ger who arrived here from Santo Do
mIngo brought the news that the Do
minican insurgents who had been be-
sieging Monte Christi. on the north
coast OF santo Domingo. have been de.
feated and put to flight. Later they at
tackled the town OF Dajabon and the
government forces compelled them TO
seek refuge in the fort. where they are
defending themselves with graf cour'
age Fighting was still In progress
when the messenger left the front
The commander OF the government
forces at Monte Christi Is awaiting
promised reinforcements OF 400 men
before undertaking the pursuit OF the
rebels.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-06
IN SESSION..
Farmers National Union Meets In Con-
ventlon al Texarkana.

Texarkana. Sept 5.-The Farmers
National union met in convention We'd
nesday morning with r. F. Duckworth
OF Georgia. national president. presid'
ing. Nothing but routine business
came up. About 200 members Of the
union are present. Prominent dele
gates and state officers from a dozen
states. o. p. Pyle OF Mineola. ont
Of the original farmer unionists. Is
here. There Is great enthusiasm amonl
the delegates. and the meeting prom
lses 10 be an important one,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-06
HEROIC YOUNG WOMAN.
Grabs Negro Intruder and Gives Him .
Severe Scratching.

Fort Worth Sept. 5. - The tables
we're turned Wednesday morning when
Miss Annie Russell OF 3li Missouri ay.
enue was awakened just In time TO see
negro's hand thrust under her pill
low where she had placed a valuable
gold watch. She grabbed the negro
with one hand and with the other
threw a quilt over his head dnd
screamed for help. In the struggle 60
free himself the negro was severely
scratched on an arm and otherwise
hurt. as Miss Russell Is a powerful
young woman lie managed 10 es.
cane. however, before help arrived
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-06
NEW RAILWAY.
Concession Has Been Granted by the
Mexican Government.

Puebla. Mex. Sept. "a concession
has been granted by the government
for the construction OF a railroad which
win be built from Teziutlan in the
Nautla. in the state Of Vera Cruz.
The line will run through some vers
rich agricultural country. which al
present has small facilities for an
outlet 20 the outside markets. II Will
also omen up a rich mineral belt
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-06
coNNeLL SPOKE.
"The Relationship Of Town and coun-
try" His Theme.

Denison, Sept. 8. - Professor J. IL.
Cornell Of Dallas addressed the Farm
ers' union Tuesday night at Elks' hall
on the subject OF "The Relationship OF
Town and Country" Other addresses
were made. Professor Connell was &C
companied by experts sent out by the
dairy division OF the department OF ag'
riculture. who came 20 investigate the
advantages offered dairy farmers In
this section. Mr.. Connell will prooa-
bly, remain IN the city several days co.
operating with the Denison Board OF
Trade in promoting interest among the
farmers
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-06
BAD keNTuckIAN.
arandlshes a Knife and Demands to
See W. J. Bryan.

See W. J. Bryan.
Chicago, SEPT "a whitdhaired
man who gave his name as Samuel
Browning and his residence as Ken
lucky" created disturbance among
the Bryan visitors in The lobby OF the
Auditorium Annex Teusday afternoon
by brandishlng knife and demanding
10 see Mr.. Bryan. The man had been
about the hotel nearly all day. and had
several times beer asked 10 leave'
AT last he tried TO force his way INTO
Mr.. Bryan's apartments. shouting:
stand back. or will knife some ONE
He was arrested by the house detect
i've and turned over to the police.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-06
FOUR CIVILIANS SLAIN.
wholesale Arrests Were Also Made In
Various Parts Of Warsaw.

Warsaw. Sept. 5.-soldiers killed
,our citizens and made wholesale ar
rests in different parts of town. A
how who was being pursued by sol
dies Jumped into the vistula and were
Killed while trying TO escape by swim
ming
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-06
psnlsoN PIONEER DIES.
Built FRS. Union Depot There and a
Prominent Architect.

Den!son. Sept. SIS. NJ. Larkin. aged
seventy.four years. died Wednesday.
He was one Of the first settlers. He
built the first union depot in this city
for the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
and the Houston and Texas Central
railway companies In 1873. He was
prominent In architectural circles.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-06
Nothing Said About Accident.

washington. Sept 5.-According to
a Telegram received at the navy de-
partmeut Tuesday from Commander
Coffman. commanding the cruiser Bos'
ton. which was reported to have gone
on the rocks off Peabody island In
the Straits OF Rosario. The cruiser
is now in port at Bellingham. wash.
"A nothing Is said In the dispatch
about any accident TO the ship the
presumption Is she was not badly In
;ured.
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TWO rRAmPs WILL DIE.
Several Other Persons Injured and
Both the Engines Smashed.

Travers City. Mich, Sept 5.-Pere
Marquette train No 5. known as the
flyer struck passenger train No. 10 at
wallin. The flyer Is said to have been
running ahead OF time No. 10 was
tust backing into a siding when struck.
T=o tramps. names unknown. will die
Conductor Wilson had leg and arm
broken and four women were more OF
less seriously injured Both engines
were badly smashed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-06
GREAT BASEBALL GAME.
Joplin and webb City Play Twenty
Inninqs and No Runs.

Joplin, Mo. Sept Joplin and
Webb City teams OF the Western Base
ball league player a twenty.innlng no
run game here. Darkness stopped fur.
Their play.
This beats the record OF no-run
games. Fort Worth and Clcburne o.
the Texas Baseballe league the first
Of the season played a uinetoenlnning
no.run game.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-06
All Dead.

seguIn. Tex. Sept 5-Constable
Porter, who was shot through the
stomach while trying 10 stop a fight
between two Mexican brothers named
Torres. Is dead. The Torres who were
shot. too. have both died.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-06
TEXAS FEVER FOUND.
Three Cows Have Died and a ouaran
tine Has Been oordered.

Trenton. Mo-, Sept 5.-Dr Samuel
Shelton, state veterinarian. has dis
covered Texas fever In herd Of mich
cows near here and ordered a quaTan.
tine. Three COWS died from the dis
ease. which Is believed 20 have
been brought TO this section by drove
OF western horses.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-06
n..u BANK a, Meathsrfo I'd.

weatherford. Tex, Sept. 5.-First
state bank OF weatherford. paid up
capital stock OF sl25OO0. has been or
ganlzed
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Colt Kicks Judae.

waxahachle. Tex, Sept "a colt
badly kicked G. W. Callens. one oil the
Judges al a horse show.
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nnn,eh III EortY Pa cont.

New York. Sept Sat 2:l5 p. m.
wednesday call moaey was quot'a al
40 per cent
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pIseouraalna Reports.

Denison. Sept 5-Discouragins re-
ports OF cotton come In.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-07
ILLINOIS

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The indications at 10
O'Clock tonight are that John +. Smuski
(rep) for state treasurer has been elected
by majority from 100000 to 12J,OOO. Scratch
ing of ballots in Cook county was so eX-
tensive that returns were unusually slow
and six hours after the polls closed no
definite figures on congressional results
were obtainable. The few returns at hand,
however indicated the election of the re-
publican candidate i'm the Second, Third,
Sixth. Eighth, Ninth and Tenth districts.
In the First the vote was very close, with
Emerich (dem) slightly ahead of Madden
rep)
In the Fourth and Fifth districts the
democratic candidates were also slightly
ahead.
In the state outside OF Cook county the
democrats have gained two congressman,
Caldwell in the Twenty-first and Foster in
the Twenty-third. Indications point to the
election of the republican state ticket by
a plurality of between 100000 and 10000.
Chairman Boschenstein Of the democratic
state central, committee claimed his party
had gained in all FIVE eangressmen, three
in Cook county and two outside, making
the delegation nineteen republicans and six
democrats.
Chairman West of the republican state
central committee claimed the election of
twenty-one out of twenty-five congressman.
The next legislature, which is to elect
a successor to Senator Cullom, will be
strongly republican.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-07
CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.-The indica-
tions at clock are that Gillett rep.) for
governor has carried this city by a small
majority. The state committee had con-
ceded this city to Bell (dem.) by 5000.
Meager returns from the interior show that
Gillett is running strong in places that
were thought TO be overwhelmingly for
Bell
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 6.--At o'clock
tonight General George Stone. chairman Of
the republican state central committee
said to the Associated Press:
Reports from the state are corning in
very slowly. There is no doubt as to the
result, it is only a question OF plIrality.
Gillett has carried San Francisco by a plu-
rality Of 500 to 1000 and the entire republi-
can state ticket, including eight congress-
men, has been elected by a plurality ex-
ceeding 5000"
Representatives of ihe union party con-
cede Giliett's election.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Nov. 6.-The vote
as far as counted in Sacramento City shows
Bell (dem) for governor leads by five to
one.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-07
INDIANA

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 6.-RepubIicans
have elected Sheir entire state ticket in
Indiana by an estimated majority of be-
tween 10000 and $4,000. The next legislature
will be republican. Republicans have
elected six congressman, in the First, Sixth.
Seventh. Ninth, Tenth and Thirteenth dis
tricts. The democrats have elected two in
the Third and Fourth districts. Republican
State Chairman Goodrich claims the cleo
tion of Fred Lands, in the Eleventh.
Democratic Chairman OBrlen claims the
election Of Morris. in the Twelfth, and
Adair, in the Eighth. Returns from the
Second and Fifth districts are not sufi-
cient to justify an accurate estimate as to
the result
The results are spotted, due to schatch-
ing. The republican state ticket carried
several democratic strongholds which
elected democratic county and legislative
tickets, and in other places the opposite
was true. The vote in the state was sur
prisingly light, In Indianapolis not more
than two-thiFds of the fun vote was polled
and the shrinkage was largely in the re-
publican wards.
The democrats have elected the prose-
cutting attorney and probably the auditor
In Marion county. Republican majorities
have been reduced from the figures OF two
years ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-07
MICHIGAN

DETROIT. Nov. 6.-The vote in Detroit
which was unusually heavy. is being
counted by the central counting board and
results will be very late.
At o'clock the counters had completed
the count In only a few precincts.
DETROIT Mich. Nov. 6.-Governor War
ner, republican. has carried by majority
Of 64T the cities of Lansing, Hillsdale and
Adrian. which he lost in 1904 by l72 votes.
The vote is only about two-thirds that OF
1904
DETROIT, Based on scattering returns
received at s o'clock, the republican state
central committee estimates Governor
Warmers majority at about 10000
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. G.-GOvernor
Warner and the entire republican state
ticket have been elected by $1,000 to 10000
majority, the republican congressional can
didates I'm all of the twelve Michigan dis
tricts have been elected and tho repub-
lcans will have large majority in the
state legislature, with a possibility Of its
entire membership.