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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06
CITY HALL CLOSED
TODAY

The eliy hall a. also the ddwn
tu9a streets. ~ss 4 scene 81 desc
iatlon this morning All II tho busl
rens offices uefe nhut up iikht
Only a Few clerks remained In fhs
registration office to infnfTu voters
Of their polling places. ana 90 an
swer qaastion 81 sicction officials
Mayor Moore spent a portion Of
the morning IN signing the pay var
faats for last maath
city Engineer Thomson came
douu 20 bic office % straikhten up
his affairs. preparatory to Twins
for California thls evening with the
todY q hls mother Mf Thomson
will 10 gone about 10 days
Betting on the election in the
city hall Ia scare. Last night be
fore council meeting there vas a
rumor 81 some one who bad $500
70 bot on Hearst. aud Hi GIN made
mad rush for che telephone TO
look up the party. bat failed 10 get
track II him
one bet has been feEiatsr~d be.
tween Jim Morrison and natterby 4
smith ~ $500 ~ even money. lin
goos the Hearst end
A number Of small bets have
been placed un the county election
hY men In the Labor Temple. The
general trend u the betting e. s "a
3 that the democratic legislative
ticket Wlil carr.
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CIRCUIT COURT
TERM BEGINS
raH CALENDAR CALLED AND
CASTS sEr-TRiaL JURORS
IN SESSION AFTER NOV. 20.

The nsw term II the federal court
began this morninE al II o'clock
ana the calendar for the November
term II the United states circuit
and dlafric, court NHs called thia
afternoon.
The following eases IN which the
Halted States is the prosecution
have been announced. George ",
Kunre. accused If cutting timber
on government land Captain Bod
fiah. charged with manHlaughtsr,
Captain Newfh. charged Nth The
nbsnctIon ~ an Eskimo woman
Prank W Mapes and J Aingo. Tor
mer members ~ the Seattle Tire
aepartment. accused Of stealing
government goods from the Airing
ton dock AZ the time 81 the TIRE.
nls Hili. an Indian. charged siih
setifor iiauor ON q reservation.
ttenry Fox and Albert Halverson,
charged with buying government
enoas from soidiera stationed ~
forts near Port Townsend. W G.
NcNlchol and Charles Davenport,
local cmploymen, Hesnts. CHARGED
with Illegal proceedings Ia taking
wou.y from aeamen for obtaining
toba for them at their occupation;
q A Iamaon aud A l. Iordna.
charged with smuggling has from
Canada. Robert v Smith. IT.,
charged with mailing obscene mat.
ter and Weiaford slade and r.
Morgan. charged with smuggling
opium.
Tomorrow the federal grand jury
viii BE- impaneled.
Trial Jurors will be In Attendance
after Nov go. on which date tho
trial Of George Edward Adams viii
begin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06
STREET CARMEN
ARE HURT

David Mcknight. conductor Of the
James a. cable car No ef. aud
Cripman Brady. Of the same car,
were seriously injured shortly after
o'clock last night az Second ax
and James a. The depression pul.
leg caught IN the grip, causing the
sudden stopping Of the car.
Conductor MeHugh was standing
near the door aud was thrown
against the ratings surrounding the
srlpman. lie was cut aud bruised
about the head. and this morning
his case Is considered quite seri'
Gus.
oripman Brady was thrown for
ward against the brakes aud re
ceivod painful injuries about tho
thighs. There were no passengers
aboard sho car AZ the time Nc.
Hugh vas taken to the Providence
hospital whore he IL being attend.
al by Or. Bories. Brady was re.
moved 10 his home. His Injuries
ere found to be slight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06
SAILORS MUTINY

PORTSMOUTH. England. Nov 6.
but for the prompt action Of the
entire force Ia the naval barracks
last night. a serious riot againa,
the authority of an obnoxious Of
fleer would hava resulted The Of
flcer In question wished to ropri'
mand a sailor ia the rear ranks. and
commanded the front ranks 10
knaei. In order that he might Oh
tain a better view Of the sailor IN
the rear.
The sailors resented this treat.
ment. aud started n rush the Of.
flear. but we're stopped a. the bayo-
net point Of the entire naval force
hurriedlY summoned 20 the aid Of
the officer A. II was. the canteen
vas wrecked. and the mutiuogs
sailors we're only stopped IN time
to prevent damaKe TO the officers
quarters Several arrests were
made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06
||ULLETS EXTRACTED
from JESSE HALL

bitterly disappointed Talk TO the
effect that an arrangement Wlll be
made a. soon a. Jesse u sell Tor
settlement out Of court IN conaid
Grafton e the payment % sum of
nonsy ia the nature % damages
and 20 cover tha doctors bills and
hospital expenses. IL entirely
wrong Those who make these
statements ars miEfaksa
We intsnd 90 reader the prose
cutting attorneys office ali possihle
assistance In the euaduei ~ the
case And aaY person who ap-
proachss as slfh an effort u settle
ment sili also be prosecuted % the
charge Of attempting 20 compound
g felony
Constantine attacked ms boz
Ina a brutal and cowaFlly manner
the more eosardly because 81 the
difference IN siEs and physical
strength Of the two. II is absurd
70 think that sc would not desire
his prosecution The best that -
can expect Is that Ieas. will sur
vive a. cripple he IL BY No
means Jet out % danger
The community Nill be much
better of with brutes like Con
stantInc placed where they be
Ions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06
REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATES
HUSTLED ron ELECTION DAY
sspGksgs AT THE LAST NO.
aEsr.

A hurry up call for mere money 10
pay the election .d3f enHsnssa Tor
fha republican tfckns vas scot a0s
sfssanE tbs republican candidates
yesterday ard : meeting - the can
aiaatss Nas held last niHht Tor the
pufrosu ef raisinH " A supplement-
al earn paign assFssussni on the rna-
sIastss was levied fer TIE purpose
~ FruelAiuE the additional sinsss
a. me eagnratgn Some ~ them
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CONFERENCE OF
!. v. c. A.
AtL,pAY SESSION BEING HELD
AT pLVmoura coNoREoA.
TioNAL CHURCH ~ tMPoR.
TANr AppRUssGs

An allday conference 81 the Y.
" G. A. began this morning IN
the Plymouth Congregational
church Only about 70 persons
we're present The meeting Naa
opened By Mics Dora A spencer.
religious director II the local az.
ISOLATION. Who Ca 4 devotional sN-
trcisn used the feeding OF the five
thousand as an illustration "a bring
cut the ErUat amount 81 work "a
be- done hy the association IN ear.
ing Tor the multitude Of girls who
arv In need II mlnialfattona
Miss Elizabeth Wilson 81 CHI.
eaEo, national association repre-
sentative. explained the movement
which aseks to unite the lnteruA,
tlunal beard uf Women and \ w
e A. which Il organized In IS cit.
les. With the American committee.
With which the Seattle association
is affiliated. and whleh has a con.
nectlon Ia SIS colleges aud rs cit
les A convention to conaummatr
this movement VIII be held la New
York nue. 8.
Hiss Fanny Gage. Washington
SECRETARY. spoke uf the epidemic
for ncN buildings that was Ia exl
dence All over the country AZ trlt
ute 90 the Important work
Afs " n Wood. president 81
TIE local bodY. presented the need
II = more eommosiiaus building for
Seattle The present qnaftsfs in
the scaitie theater hullalnE con
Aameu II rent ali the outside sub
seFipiions received.
The presidents remarks wefu
ably seconded By the general Sc
tstary. Mas Nay q Walker. Who
havinK the local conditions AZ hef
fingers ends. wAa all. 10 present
the present lameniahls made
auaeies In a most forclhlo man
nef
A. noon an adjournment uas
maHe foF lunch. which vas pruvii
81 in the building - the ladies %
The Plymouth church
Ths features ~ the afternoon go
flon peFr addresses BY Miss MABEL
X Saftofd on The Spiritual Par
pose Of the Association and NJ
Arm \. Allen. on The Relation -
the Association 10 the ModeFn
city.
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HURRY-UP CALL WAS
MADE FOR MONEY

protested against the additional
el1arE~. bat most q them Paid the
nnouut levied
A. ths meeting - the candidates
g saH represented that study OF
tae situation as Indicated iu thr re-
Esfts resolved from various parts ~
the rftY and county Indicated nat
thr counfy commissioners sheriff
Statn fraaosutinE Attorney Ma j.
intash ard several e the republican
eausIiamtea Tor the state senate eere
n ssavn danger - esiuw defeated en
Aerstms u the inability 81 the re-
p1hlirans 10 Eet the stFaisht rert4b
ilemn vote 81 the poils With The al
tifiaFaI assistance ~ a financial
aaiafe tiss committee hopss TO less.
"a this danWef
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sefsAroS PERFORMED TaIs
MORNING skILLFULIY on.
Nall MAKES An IMPORTANT
PAYMENT REGARDING TaE
psosscurloS.

ls~ Hsii p1s operated upon
- zsrsiax Two bullets. one
~ fs@ xsie and the other from
- r wrist. werp successfully sa-
1H<f Dr. e ~ Rininger per.
~ ne opeFasion and accord.
= H Hall. the Nognaef hos 3
-. 80 Il very skliifaiif.
<zss ik8aEh weakened from tho
- mffsFlnx and ressacea a.
= = zzsissnn. sent undef the
ms* Knife ehs9Ffally and
= ~ cpsFzilau sell. and Il
nxiax aaletlf ~ Providence
tupzxi
y asii speaking 20 a Star r.
- AN morning. said
7 william Constantine expects
az consideration uili -
- nm sithsr b. Jesse or any
zass Y M family. he viii BE-
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CANARY TRAINED BY
] MISTRESS TO TALK

oxyEIAsD. o. Nov. 6 Hel.
h tszrie
NO. ny sweet little dear
cane The answer in a high
- voice from 4 gilded cage
- N the corner OF she room
has Of Mr. II p Ions. in
= HAZARD, On PAYNE az
y an ordinary little
~ Mrs Long cot the bird
: year ago because Of ffa
as Qualities. She soon noticed.
mat the canary would not
-, sails anyone vas talking. but
4. as'en attsntively. One morn.
ne Breakfast table Mrs
- Beard someone ia the next
~ ealing hello
-. ...aas her HUSBAND they made a
A.. 'a' no one could BE- found
-. had they returned 10 ne
=. seiofs they again heard sotae.
d ~ 's ..-s the call Returning
- alhlns room they Discovered
esls repeating TIE word
d. !. ~ Long then began 70 teach
u. Y . TAD Fer first work
H. = = 'ame he bird. ana before
~, - canary would obey her
n. ~ .s'Aalaiia Every morning tha
: lesson Al FRS hello
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06
Ritter Fioh, in Utah.

SALT LAKE. Utah. Nov. e.--The
weather IL clear and frosty and IN
dleatlons point to a heavy early
vote en- the state. congressional and
legislative tickets, The election viii
undoubtedly 40 republican. az there
Is a strong interest IN Salt Lake
county where the American anti
Mormon ticket "a making a strong
fight with the Indications that half
their ticket VIII be elected. a bitter
contest and trouble IL looked for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06
GLOOMY COURT
HOUSE TODAY
NOTHING DOING. AND THE
JAiLER IS THINKING or
MAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN.

Down II the court house the
gloomy corridors we're aH deserted
Aa on 8 SUNDAY Now aud then an
iragc wife. al forxetfal that u MAS
election day. and anxious 70 know
haw her divorce proceedings wefc
progressing. would cause the tele-
phone 20 jingle anEFiig But no one
answered and presently central
would dusiEt
shortly before N O'Clock = WON
an. evidently one Of the land Of
ahanirnek. strobe hfeathieaHly into
the court house Under her shawl
she vas hurKiuE 10 her breast
bunch % papers. letters and other
aoeumeuta she sought out the
clerks office. tagged vanity AZ the
door and Haid things She vas
seaut Of patience, and presently
left the building Ia fury. swearing
that the county vas trying Ia rob
her OF her Just and FiEhtful hefit-
age She vas the latest claimant
IN the John Sullivan estate.
Down stairs. JaiieF Larsen sat AZ
his deck figuring election dope
Occasionally he would scratch hla
head. rise and poke the fire IN bis
Kfate. and mutier things under bis
breath when he asked himself why
be didut cover those So be had
backed away from yesterday that
the hos prosecuting attorney would
run away ahead Of his ticket DC
cusionallY n voice vas raised la the
north tank. then another and an.
other. until the hubbuh sounded
like a Young board 81 trade The
men were betting their ratlons, al
varying odds. on the finish OF the
race for sheriff
Al the rattle Of the bell the taller
started Nith his keys for the iron
door Il was a reporter. and he
thrust the keys back into hts
pocket What's doing demanded
the scribe.
Not a ting. said Larsen And
be returned to hts fiEures
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OYSTER RAY. Nov. e.--The pres
ident voted ballot No. p Apparently
he lost no time IN scratching and II
u surmiHed that his vote WAS
straight republican. Secretary Loeb
follow ed the president. The presi-
dent then drove with hts cousin.
Mrs. J. West Roosevelt. and boarded
q special train NJ 10. 30 O'Clock for
the return trip to Washington.
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DIE
IN WRECK
CURIOSITY or IGNORANT Ma.
TIvEs CAUSES FATAL Acci.
DENT.

GpAYQutts. Ecuador. Nov g.
Curious natives At Mocha. a new
camp opened BY the American
company on the Quito rad, last
nlgiit caused q railway accident. re-
sailing IN the death Of seven per
cons and injury to nine A group
Of natives had surrounded the train.
when. without warning one of them
rrieaned a brake. and the entire
train plunged backward down the
track for a distance Of a mile. even
fualiy ovsrtufninEs With fatal re.
suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Nov. Every
politician In the city today dcfled
the orders 90 Mayor Malone aud
obeyed Vice Mayor Welsh. Tho gov
efnor has boon asked 20 order out
the militia and assume control Of
the election. Malone IL supporting
the reform legislative ticket and
Walsh is with the liberals when
the mayor tried TO assume control
or the police he ordered the re
assignment Of the natrolmen, and
chief Chavez refused 60 obey. The
chief was suspended and Captain
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Released From Custody.

ABERDEEN. Wash. Nov I'll.
L sheldon. who has been held In the
city Sail on the suspicion Of know.
ing more than he was willing to
tell about the death Of his wife.
whose body was found floating in
the Chehalis river. has been re-
leased from custody.
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crossss oesan eoo rlmes.

NEW YORK. Nov C-Thomas
kiuaey. purser ~ the American
liner g. Paul. which returned Sun
day from tho English channel. fin.
shed his 90lst trip across the At
isntic ocean. Mr. Kinsey holds the
unique record 81 having crossed the
western sea more tlmea than any
other living man In the figures hif
mileage amounts TO about 2,7O3.00g
miles on the Atlantic alone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

eu..v aaal,or James I Asns~
s ~ .saaly commissiepers arr
= - = shat appesrs to be AN
49, \ psenc,s fraud In CASTING
=. '.,Isx ne vote In The First
s-.,,s prsclaels 81 ihr tlgst
- - tao ehAractefinilcaliy
a. - p~cinets n both %
.,,esnets double sets 81
- - .srs appointed, Que ior rub
-. ''.''sesmsut ant one for the
- ...sasef q the election
~ IL q pTecinet officers
l~s i 10 board ne demo-
- mr,s vas given rsseosnitton,
40 h. time came TO orean
i. n.aeas IN the respective
1900 sAss moruing other
- snp~afea On thn seenc,
- credentials from she
-, ofsses. AMI Preeeeted 20
-. - hearts 10 the exelu.
= ~ ssnorrsttc apEnlnlccs
. ~<aa both hnarsis arc par
- n.aflk snstead 81 bipartisan
! sn.srpl.sed ~ law
....s.s,a pummisa
-, an. A..avs
= ~ fs.M -. -.,sss-,..l -
rxssrs r " Shrack and
- Ksify. Kelly being the tem
80 msmksr q the ecsri
60 Exhars nne SkFexs arc ees
- n tAe precinct aud % are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. e.--The
race is close between Paterson, DEM
ocrat. aud Evans. the republican
candidate for governor. There II a
heavy vote where local issues In
various parts Of the state are Gauss
Inc much excitement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06
Murphy Supremacy Confident.

WASulNGToN. u. g., Nov e.
Grlggs v. sherman OF the demos
cratic congressional committee,
talked with Charles r. Murphy over
the telephone this afternoon. The
Tammany leader said. Hearst VIII
have bigger majority than hird
Coler had" Griggs then said; 'oh.
Charlie. you're lying" Murphy re-
.piIed I wouldn't lie on election
DAY"
Returns from all over the CITY
show an enormous vote, and every-
thing appears to be going Hearsts
way. --....-........
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Washington Deserted.

WASHINGTON q. q. Nov g.
business IL almost az standstin
In the government departments to-
aay. Every cabinet officer except
Secretary Hitchcock is absent. Two
thousand employees have gone home
20 vote and Soc OF these went TO
New York state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06
BANK IS ROBBED

fseripps Telegraph servies.)
IA SALE. M, Nov. G.--Robbera
yesterday entered the Farmers
aud Miners bank Of Ladd. n min.
iiR town near here. secured $4,000.
bound Cashier Hurley and es-
capped The r0bbNra had gone an
hour before the crime was discoy.
cred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

DENVER. colo. Nov. s.-Extraor-
binary efforts are being made to get
out a big vote. and reports from the
state indicate that the efforts have
been successful Betting stiil favors
the republicans slightly. Indications
iu New Mexico are for joint state
hood. Excellent weather prevails
both IN Arizona and New Mexico.
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car. Fnss h, Murder

nOsTON. Nov 9 Michael Mar.
coco aged - years. Is dead. stab
bed through the heart. and the po-
lice are looking for Nicola Lcona.
% years old. ta the result Of fight
over gambling game IN an Italian
house In Cleveland place. North
End
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06
Rspss,sr Arres,sd.

ST LOUIS. Mo-. Nov e-Joseph
r. Hatton. former detective. was
arrested and charged with voting
two names from the same residence
address within 20 minutes. He
fought a policeman and was beaten
into submission.
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FOUL PLAY FEARED.

sfr, !. Hawkins, aged r. re-.
~ a. !, Bellevue station. iefi bfs
4 oass 49,. . and came 20 Seat.
Ia sl, M ~ y 10 shopping Ter
dee ~ VI, He has not been seen
~ .I. ~. wife declares that h.
s'nlay Eery particular about
tssls.a@.o'' ne and keeping biz ap.
~s police 70 Investigate.
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Perry Was appointed chief. The men
then became quiet Perry resigned
after two hours. meantime being
suspended by craver. who said his
own suspension was Illegal Malone
then appointed Sergeant Hays a.
chief ard issued a statement saying
that the police must obey him or else
he would forrlhiy remove their
badges.
Thr mayor with his neN chief.
Hays. visited al the wards Of the
city personally and ascertalned that
nil but Sc patrolfusu would otrey
him These be suspended. but al
i0Wed 20 remain az their posts.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. Ideal
election weather prevails throughout
California and a heavy vote ~ ex-
peeted early this morning. The vote
la san Francisco in about equal TO
the average. There i a heavy vote
ia Oakland.
Reports from ~ counties up 70
noon Indicate that BELL. democrat.
II showing unexpeotet strength. and
that his chances 81 being elected are
better than I 10 a. The southern
counties. contrary to expectations,
failed to give Gtliett In the morning
vote the support which his man.
ayers anticipated and many Of the
smaller counties In the north sent
out a strong Bell report Sacra-
mento and san Joaquin. the larger
- the northern counties. appeared
at noon TO be going for Bell, while
Va the south, Los Angeles and san
Diego counties are not showing the
usual heavy republican vote.
A statement I'm the Los Angeles
Times. an antl-Bell organ, comedies
Bells election aud il considered
significant. The general opinion IL
that san Francisco will go 10 Bell.
but whatever majority he may get
here will II r. expected. be offset or
overcome by the majority Gillett
Ayill take out Of Oakland and other
Alameda county cities
Election reports from all over the
state Indicate that fair weather pre-
walls and that the vote was light
this morning The democrats are
apprehenslve about the socialist
vote. which will be heavy In the
nit ing district. They are confident.
nevertheless. that they win elect the
governor congressman and a ma
jority OF the state ticket
Reufs Gang Beaten.
Il Is estimated that $4,000 votes
will be posesel in this city. The
election is remarkably quiet The
main interest outside OF the gov
oruorship appears 20 be the judi
Clal ticket Indications are that
Ruef's candidates for iudgeships
will be defeated Republican Chair
man Stone. In a statement this aft
crnoon. declared that Gillett will
carry San Francisco by good ma
tority and the state by fully 10000.
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KILLED IN
LANDSLIDE

BUTTE. Mont. Nov. 6-James
McCloyorn and Con Mckee. two
miners yesterday lost their lives
In foil OF earth In the Never
Sweat mine. Tho men were killed
on the 1900 foot level. and were
completely buried in the avalanche.
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CASHIER
SHORT

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Nov = =
n {. Dubois. cashier Of the Monroe
County bank. at Monroeyilie. IN t22,.
rs short. according TO a statement
received By State Bank Examiner
RuflodEe. The bank ia solvent,
however. having $4,000 In reserve
With which 10 make up the short
ayr.
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Reurs Gana eeaten.
In Mlnnnsotn.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Nov. e.-Beau-
tlhl weather prevails and there il
a heavy vote throughout the entire
state. the main issue being on the
governorship recollection Of Johnson,
which Is claimed as being certain.
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CONVICT RI0TER
fssrlpp, Telegraph ssrxIes1

tSorIppt Telegraph befVioe.l
ATLANTA. Ca, Nov 6-i II.
Carr one % the men recently In.
dicted on the charge OF rioting dur
ing tho recent race war. was yeater.
day found guilty by "A jury in the
city court
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like
HEARST
PERFECT WEATHER AND ACT.
I'VE WORKERS BRING OUT
THE VOTE IN EMPIRE STATE
I'm OTHER STATES.


NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-Early In
dleations point 90 the election Of
Hearst In New York state. From
All parts % the state dispatches In.
dictate almost a Hearst landslide.
Later returns may. Of course, alter
the outlook considerably. but a Z
o'clock this afternoon the repubii-
can leaders seemed 20 be Impressed
with the probability Of hearst's
election.
The Journal this afternoon prints
a dispatch from Einaira. ~. Y. say
ing. The mechanism Of the voting
machine broke and required opening
early today. tao years ago the
district vent even between Higgins
ard Herrlek. When the machine
Democrats, tos Hearst, 70; republic
ans. Tor hughes, 20 independe nis.
for Hearst. -. hearst's plurality
last year.
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was the extent o. the pets speech.
After ak months Of patient work ~
MIRA Long the canary was able to
repeat many things Il heard. and
nov talks as freely as ans trained
parrot The bird speaks slowly and
euunciates every word distinctly.