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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-07
UTAH
Republicans Elect Their State
Ticket by the Uusual
Plurality.

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 6.-The Re-
pubicans in Utah have elected their
State ticket by the usual plurality. re-
turning Joseph Howell to Congress and
electing Joseph E. Frick Justice of the
Supreme Court
The Americans have plurality of
the votes in Salt Lake City, but this
may be overcome by the Republicans
in the county outside of the city. The
Democratic vote in Salt Lake City
shows a falling off of probably 80 per
cent 1t is estimated that rs to 80 per
cent of the Mormon Democrats in this
county voted the Republican ticket
While Thomas Weir, American party
candidate for Congress, and American
candidates for county offices have car
ried Salt Lake City by about 500 plu-
rality. the Republicans have elected
their entire county ticket. With sew
enteen of the forty-two precincts out
side of the city missing, the RepubH-
cans have plurality of 1852
Senator Smoot at 1 o'clock 'esti-
mated Congressman Howell's plurality
in the State at 10000.
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MRS. KELLYS HOME
TORN To PIECES

Mrs Mary Kelly. the defiant refugee
who was forcibly removed, house and
household, from Jefferson Square by
order of the Relief Corporation last
Saturday, was finally admitted with
her house into the enclosure of the
Ingleside Refugee Camp yesterday
by Captain Kilian, commander of the
camp. But no sooner was the little
cottage fairly installed in the enclos-
ure than it was set upon by ten men,
attaches of the camp, and piece by
piece taken down until nothing was
left but three narrow boards, on
which stood Mrs. Kelly frantically
waving her little flag amid the cheers
of an enthusiastic crowd of sympa-
sizing refugees. After the complete
destruction of her home, Mrs. Kelly
left the camp and returned to Jeffer-
son Square, where she still has a coy
tent and many friends.
At Jefferson Square other non-rent
payers have been threatened with
election, and TO prevent a repetition of
Saturdays scene, the refugees of the
camp have organized a patrol, saying
that they will forcibly resist any ac-
tion on the part of the Relief Corpora
tion to interfere with the present con-
dition of the refugees in the camp.
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MISSOURI.
Republicans Claim to Have Car
ried State by Small
Majority.

ST LOUIS, Nov. 6.-At 1880 o'clock
Secretary Mccoy of the Republican
State committee expressed confidence
that Missouri had gone Republican by
a small majority. He stated that re-
turns had been received from only
twenty-five of the ia counties in the
State, but basing his estimates on
these returns the indications pointed
to a small Republican majority.
At the same hour Chairman Evans of
the Democratic State committee said
missouri has gone Democratic by at
least $4,000. OF that l am sure, al
though less than half the counties
have been heard from The full re-
turns may show a Democratic majority
of $4,000 to 10000"
Three hundred and thirtyfve pre-
cincts out of 4O5 in st. Louis give for
Supreme Judge. leader of the State
ticket: Kenish (R) 36.522. Woodson
CD 90,002 Same for Circuit Judges
give Shields CR) 37,107, Bishop CD
33097
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KERN

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night but few complete returns have
been received because of the large area
of the county. From all indications
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expected. He has received a majority
in every precinct thus far recorded. but
the margin in many cases is not large.
Chairman Roberts of the Democratic
county committee places Bells plural
ity at 500.
The election appears to be almost a
clean sweep for the Democratic county
ticket DR.. T. w. Helm CD is certain
of election to the Assembly, while C. A.
Barlow CD is leading his opponent, S.
c. Smith, for Congress in Kern.
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KENTUCKY.
Republicans Gain Seat in Con
gress and Beckham Leads
for Senate.

LOUISVILLE. ky, Nov. s.-Returns
up to 10 o'clock tonight Indicated that
the only changes in the Kentucky dele
cation to Congress would be in the
Third District, where the Republicans
have apparently gained a seat. This,
with the two they already hold. gives
eight Democratic and three Republican
Representatives.
Returns up to midnight in the Demo
cratic primary for United States Sena-
tor show that Governor J. c. w. Beck
ham is gaining. With about two
thirds of the counties to hear from
Senator McCrearys earlier indicated
majority of 5000 to 5000 has been re-
duced to 5000 Almost the entire
First and Tenth Congressional dis
tricts are yet to be heard from.
For the Governorship the race is
very close, Samuel w. Hager having
only a slight lead over n. B. Hays. The
result may not be known until tomor-
row.
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could have been guilty of any of these
gaspipe murders, yet in making his
confession Dabner sought to be as
choice and delicate in his use of words
as a woman.
CAREFUL ABOUT WORDS.
" Then you assaulted him% I had oc-
casion to ask in the course of prepar-
ing the confession.
" Please don't use that word as
sault," he said. It's vulgar and don't
like it. I think it would be better to
say that we overpowered him.
Imagine a man confessing to murder
having the word assault CRATE on his
ears. Altogether Dabner is one of the
strangest criminals I have ever come
across"
The confession of Dabner frees Ralph
Scanlan from further implication in
any of the gaspipe murders, although
Chief Dinan would not say yesterday
that the evidence the police have
against this prisoner in minor robberies
would be neglected. The Chief was
greatly satisfied by the developments
of the day.
The running down of the chain of
gaspipe crimes was one of the most
battling things that the police Of San
francisco have ever been confronted
with. and to try to conceal our Ella
ton over today's work would be fool
ish, he said. The city can now rest
assured that the men responsible for
these unusual crimes are safely Jailed.
and my one wish is that they shall
be brought TO speedy trial It has
been through no lack OF effort on the
part Of the police that these men have
not been apprehended earlier"
TRACING KANAKA'S SISTER.
The Chief would make no admissions
concerning the investigation he is pur-
suing against Carrie Dryer. or Drier,
whom Siemsen passed off as a married
sister and whose letters referring to a
big estate TO which he is to fall heir
in Hawaii were used by the kanaka
in getting into the good graces of
white girls.
Another of these letters fell into
Chief Dinan's hands yesterday It was
sent to Hulda Won Hofen and told how
happy the writer. Carrie Dryer, was to
know that her brother was engaged to
the Union-street watchmaker's daugh-
ter 1t offered. among other things. to
give the girl a monthly allowance as
soon as she stopped working as a sales
girl in Van Ness avenue department
store. The letter requested that Miss
Won Hofen address the writer at box
291, Sacramento.
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MARIN.

SAN RAFAEL, Nov. 6.-Fully 1000
votes were cast in Marin County.
Chairman Keys of the Democratic
party figures a majority of 500 for Gill
lett and the same figure for AcKinlay
for Congress, while Chairman Martin
ELI of the Republican party claims be-
tween 700 and 500 majority for Gillett
and 1900 for McKinlay. Returns from
the small precincts are coming in very
slowly. Of the Democratic candi-
dates on the State ticket. Wilkins, for
Railroad Commissioner, will poll a very
heavy vote. Cooper. for Presiding
Judge of the Appellate Court, and Dool-
ing. for Judge of the same court. also
will have heavy votes.
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OHIO.
Buckeye State Again Places
Itself in the Republican
Column.

COLUMBUS, o., Nov 7.--At / o'clock
this morning Senator Dick. chairman
of the State Republican sent
the following telegram to President
Roosevelt and to the chairman of the
Congressional committee:
ohio Republican by not less than
rs, 900 and elects seventeen Republican
Congressman, three Democrats, with
one district in doubt"
Chairman CARRIER of the Democratic
committee still refuses to concede the
election of the Republican ticket
Figures are vet incomplete. but such
returns as have thus far been received
indicate Republican plurality of not
less than that secured by Pattison CD
last year, when he won by 10000.
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CONFESSION MAY FREE SUTTON.
Now Serving Fifty-Year Sentence for
the Leland HOId-Un.


the Leland HOId-Up.
James Dowdall, who. under the alias
of James Sutton. is now serving the
first month of fifty-year penitentiary
sentence in the San Quentin Prison, is
man for whom Dabner's confession
yesterday may mean a return of lib
erty, which it seemed he was destined
never to know again. If Dabner tells
the truth and if IL can be shown that
all the crimes which he processes to
have committed were actually done by
his and Siemson's hands, the doors of
San Quentin will be quickly opened for
man who has been falsely accused
and convicted under a strange chain of
circumstantial evidence which led the
hand Of justice astray
On October 19 Sutton was found
guilty and sentenced by Judge Bradley
V Sargent of Salinas. sitting for Judge
Carroll Cook. to fifty years in the San
Quentin Prison for having held UP and
robbed DR.. T. B. w. Leland. former
Coroner. on the night of July 10 at the
corner of Vallejo and Laguna streets.
He was taken at once to the penitenti-
ary, where it was expected the remain
der of his life would be passed
The evidence on which the jury found
Sutton guilty within seven minutes af-
ter the case was submitted is practi-
cal1y unimpeachable. despite Dabner's
statement that Sutton had no hand in
the crime. The robbery occurred be-
tween II and 1870 o'clock at night.
DR.. Leland being forced at the point of
a revolver to hand over $175 in gold. a
quantity Of silver, a gold watch and
chain and a Masonic charm. few
days later. after the hold-up and the
identity of the victim had been given
publicity. Dr. Leland received his stolen
property in package sent by mail,
which contained no clew to the iden-
tity of the sender or no statement OF
reason for the return Of the stolen
goods.
On July IS Police Corporal John Muir
ply arrested Sutton in Lobos Square
and found him armed with large re-
volver Investi cation attached the sus-
picion Of the hold-up to him Detect
i've Steve Bunner had found a coat
containing DR.. Leland's checkbook, sew
eral keys and a memorandum book
and number of witnesses identified
the coat as one formerly worn by Sut-
ton. In addition TO this. DR.. Leland
himself. on the witness-stand during
the trial. positively Identified Sutton as
the man who had committed the crime
Sutton is regarded as a bad man. and
his actions during the course of the
proceedings leading to his conviction
tended to bear out this reputation
when arraigned before Judge Cook he
made a vicious assault on the latter
with the handouts with which he was
manacled. and IL was this which caused
the case to be heard before Judge Sar-
gent Then Sutton feigned insanity
keeping up the farce until Just before
his trial when he was pronounced by
the insanity Commission to be in a
perfectly normal condition.
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WASHINGTON.
Republicans Win Great Victory
Electing All Their
Nominees.

SEATTLE, Nov. 6.-The severe storm
which ragged all day kept many voters
at home. The total vote will be only
trif1e over so per cent of the regis
tration. Incomplete returns show that
the Republicans had things all their
own way.
Washington did not elect a State
ticket this year, but voted for four Su-
preme Court Judges Wallace Mount
and Ralph 0. Dunbar Republicans
were elected for six years. and Her
man D. Crow and Milo Root, both Re-
publicans, for two years.
William E. Humphrey, Wesley l.
Jones and Francis w. Cushman, Repub-
lican Congressman at large, We're re-
turned.
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NEVADA.
Indications Point to the Re
election of Governor
Sparks.

RENO. Nov. 6.-The Democratic land
slide in other sections of the State is
being repeated in Reno and vicinity
which is. up to midnight, swinging
large majorities for the Democratic
silver ticket.
At midnight the votes stood 209 to
$50 in favor of Bartlett CD for Con-
gress, as against o. J. Smith Sparks
for Governor, has 1913 votes against 12S
for Mitchell (R.); James G. Sweeney
for Supreme Justice, has 211 votes
against Dodges 160; Dave Ryan CD
and incumbent has 211 votes against
his opponent for the Office of State
Treasurer.
Richard C. Stoddard, for Attorney
General. beats Springmeyer (R.5, and
James T. Boyd, for the State Senate
who is pledged to vote for Francis g.
Newlands, is ahead at this hour of his
Republican opponent. R. W. Parry.
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MILLION DOLLARS
FIRE DAMAGE.

HAMILTON, Ohio, Nov. Fire broke
out in the dry goods store of P. E.
Mathes at 1890 o'clock this morning
and the loss may reach million dol
lars, as many of the most important
enterprises of the town are threatened
At an early hour this morning the
store of George Sohngen and that OF
Henry Frechtling had been totally de-
stroyed and the flames were not yet
under control.
Appeals for aid have been made to
Cincinnati and fire companies are on
the way to the city.
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SANTA CLARA.

SAN JOSE. Nov. 6.-Twenty- nine pre-
cincts out of fifty-five give Gillett 456.
Bell S59, Langdon LOG. Supreme Court
Henshaw 1856, Lorigan 443, Sloss sos,
Hatch $50, Murasky 173, Craig 11e.
Congress-Hayes (R.) 542. Davis CD
397. State Senator, Twenty eighth
District-Black (R) 276 Montgomery
I'd. and L. Id SIS. Shortridge Cnd.)
f44. Twenty-seventh District-walker
(R.) 156, Smith CD 131.
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OKLAHOMA.
Indians Help Democrats to Vic
tory in the New
State.

GUTHRIE, Ok. Nov. 6.-The Con-
stitution of the State of Oklahoma will
be written by the Democrats with a
majority of the delegates to the Con-
stitutional convention.
Vernon Whiting, secretary of the
Oklahoma Republican Central com
mittee. tonight comedies the Democrats
73 delegates. Republican managers ad-
nit that Oklahoma proved a great dis
appointment. The unknown quan-
tity'' of the Indian Territory was q
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MONTEREY.

SALINAS, Nov 6.-Fourteen pre-
cincts out of forty give: For Gov
ernor-Gillett 1888, Bell 1114, Langdon
22S. For Congress. Sixth District, thir-
teen precincts give Needham (R.) 134S,
Greene CD 1217. For the Assembly,
Fifty-ninth District. thirteen precincts
give Wyatt (R.) 1870. Sandholt CD
1147.
Returns are coming in slowly. Every
thing indicates that Gillett will carry
Monterey County by about 200 major
ity, Needham for Congress by about
300 and Wyatt for the Assembly by
100
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SAN DIEGO.

SAN DIEGO, Nov 6.-Eight small
precincts out of total of ninety-eight
in the county give for Governor: Gil
lett 43. Bell 33 Lewis (S.) Is. Langdon
5; for Supreme Court, Henshaw (R)
81, Sloss (R.) So. Lorigan (R.) 54, Mu-
rasky CD %, Hatch CD 27, Craig
(DD q.
For Congress: Smith tR.) 50, Bar
low CD 2s. State Senator: Wright
(R.) 50. Elliott go IA. Bowers Cd 27.
For Assembly, Eightieth District: John
son (R.) 60, Handley CD 20.
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SANTA CRUZ.

SANTA CRUZ. Nov e-Returns are
coming in very slowly. Partial re-
ports give Gillett 1913. Bell 116, Lang
don 4e. Needham for Congress seems
assured of reelection over Greene.
Gillett will win out in Santa Cruz
County by a small margin.
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ARIZONA.
Joint Statehood Appears to
Have Polled Very
Small Vote.

GLOBE. Ariz., Nov. 6.-Fifteen hun
dred and forty votes were cast in Globe.
Two hundred and fifty have been count
ed and only seven votes are for joint
statehood. Smith, Democratic, for dele
gates. has 120; Cooper has 81, Cannon,
Socialist, 40.
FIVE precincts give Smith. Democratic
delegate for Congress, 482; Cooper 423.
Joint statehood 80, against 60s.
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ALABAMA.
Republicans Get In on Only
a Few Isolated
Places.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Nov. e.-Ala-
bama,s vote was remarkably light
The entire Democratic tic-.et with the
exception of Sheriff of Walker County
was elected, and the Legislature will
not have more than three Republicans
and Populists.
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KANSAS.
Both Parties Claim a Vic
tory in the Corn
State.

Topeka, Kan, Nov. AT l a. m.
both State chairmen claim the election
of their candidates for Governor by a
plurality of 10000. The vote is so
close that it is impossible to make an
accurate prediction at this time, al
though it is probable that Governor
Hoch has been reelected by about
10000 plurality.
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practical concession to the Democrats,
but nine Oklahoma districts counted
on by the Republican leaders Were car
ried by the opposition. The Usage Ma
tion elected two Democrats. Indians
as a general rule voted the Democratic
ticket.
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WISCONSIN. .
Republican Ticket. Headed by
Davidson, Wins by
10000.

MILWAUKEE,. Nov 6.-The Repub-
lican State ticket headed by Governor
James Davidson swept the State in
today's election by an estimated plu-
rality of at least 10000 over John A.
Awkward, the Democratic candidate,
and his colleagues.
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A wonderful pearl bearing the exact
likeness Of the late Queen Victoria, of
England was found in fresh water
rnusseI in the Mississippi River near
Davenport, Iowa.
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SAN JOAQUIN.

STOCKTON. Nov. 6.-At midnight 16
out of 55 precincts give Gillett ass,
Bell All, Langdon 20
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Seven Crimes to Which
the Youths Confess.

= o.-LON hardware merchant held up
N0O0S avenue May ls by two men and robbed of s3s.
4 LONOTNEK THOMAS B. LELAND he'll up by two men
OF $3.50. ." u" "isn' OF july II an0 r00Oeo
n DoCKWEILER, engineer, was held up robbed and
Of August 49, ~ ~ ~ ~ e
CFltNNES PFITZNER to deathw window
- wegt on the afternoon of August
McAllster
WILLIAM FRIEDE blunt instrument on Sep
noer Il IN his clothing 1886 Market He died
few days
II MURAKATA, Japanese banker was killed and A. sassk
ms assistant seriously injured by looted the
institution of $500 on October g.
II ENRY BEHREND dwitha a hshpae
severely injured November jewelry
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NEBRASKA.
Sheldon Elected Governor Over
ShaIlenberger by Large
Plurality.

OMAHA Nov. 6.-The World Herald
(Democrat) comedies the election of
sheldon for Governor by 10000 plural
ity over Shallenberger.
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Rurns' Hammam Baths SIS and si7 EddJ
street. Plenty good rooms and bath, 81.
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nsoner GivesDetailedAcceunt
of Career of Crime.

Continued From Page :, Column 4.
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Fire Risks. Premiums.

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WEST VIRGINIA.
Reelection of Elkins to the
United States Senate
Assured.

WHEELING. w. Va, Nov. 6.--The
Legislature will be Republican with a
Joint majority of 81, fnsuring the re-
election of Senator Elkins.
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Mrs. pnkhams Advice A Woman Best Understands Won
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-08
Party Will Not Forget Mr.. Brady.
Paris Post

From the keen interest that had been
taken for several weeks previous to
the state convention it was expected
by many that warm fight would take
place and that the party would split
wide open. Such was not the case
however, owing to the big heartedness
and magnanimity of one man who was
willing to sacrifice his personal Inter-
ests and ambitions for the sake of
peace, harmony and unity In the party.
and that man was State Chairman
James HI. Brady. His magnanimous
act. which dispelled all the gathering
clouds of trouble that lowered over the
convention deliberations. placed him
head and shoulders above all the other
aspirants. and will ever be remem-
bered by the republican party of the
state.
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