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Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-04
NOMINATE THREE TEAMS
lY Assoolated Press

y " lNHTVVIdINW 7 N00'
NEW YORK, July 3-Wlth the Of
fetal closing of entries on the receipt
OF yesterdays mails and cables. three
the Vanderbilt cup contest on Oc-
tober 8. Thes care the Italian, German
and American. The entry Of a French
team is assured. Thus representatives
Of four nations will compete for the
trophy
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE
DOOM CAUSES pEFEA1
BY Associated Press.

By AssOciated Press
BOSTON, July 3.-Dooin was respon-
sible for the defeat OF the locals today,
his wildness i'm the sixth inning caus-
ng a run, and a wild throw by him in
the seventh allowing the winning tally.
Score:
Philadelphia 4. hits 2, errors S.
Boston 3, hits 4, errors g.
Batteries-Duggleby and Doom
Warner and Brown.
Umpire-Conway.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-04
NEW YORK GAME POSTPONED

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 3.-New York
Brooklyn game postponed; rain.
The Herald will sell you sS6 worth nj
records and GIVE you a six months
subscription TO The Herald and a S25
Talk-o Phone absolutely free
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-04
Thompson Matched

What will add interest to the Mon
tana-Walsh affair is the fact that Man
ager McCarey yesterday agreed TO give
Cyclone" Johnny Thompson, who ar
rived in the city Monday night, a go
with the winner on July 20.
McCarey appeared well Impressed
with young Thompson, who asked moth
ing better than an opportunity to show
whom the local manager wished 10
match him with.
After a short talk with the new
conner MoCarey readily agreed to give
the lightweight trial. Thompson pos-
sesses all the earmarks Of a mixer
even so far as an exceedingly crumpled
appendage, started on the rolling pro-
cess by one Bat Nelson. Nelson when
N Los Angeles speaking Of the wicked
fighters Of the east, named Thompson
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01

symonds. Kansas City No. 5000; J. D. Bowersock.
Washington. 5000 A W Jerries G. Co Chicago,
81 500; Calumet Club Chicago dues sls2 The assets
accounts funcolectedD. Si4s.
George w. Babcock. clerk. Westbrookville town
OF Mamakating. Sullivan County. ". Y. voluntary
petition. showing liabilities OF Si05 assets OF g. 5is
The petitioner owes ASl5. which is secured hy
mortgage real estate in Sullivan County and
chattel mortgages on real estate 10 Sullivan Coun-
", ana chattel mort cages on personal property.
The unsecured creditors all hold small claims for
merchandise supplied petitioner. the largest being
;, A. Olcott, Westboro, y. Y, $3.50 The assets
consist Of real estate In Sullivan County, 1900;
household goods $40: horses $50; carriages $50:
farming implements. $50; engine and pumps. 500:
oerricks S2o0. accounts So.
An involuntary petition was filed against Julius
Rndinger and Solomon klapper, trading as Rud-
niger a. klapper. cloaks. No. ~ East lith street
by W. II. Conrad & Co and other creditors. with
claims aggresating S5O3. Preferential payments are
alleged Lindsay Russell was appointed receiver
with bond OF S. 500
An involuntary petition was filed against Michael
q larkn. groceries, at No S07 Jefferson Place. by
Pauline Louehman. who SAYS she holds check
drawn by the firm for 500 upon which payment
was refused. and also a claim for N.es0 for
money loaned. Transfer of assets is alleged
act Of bankruptcy The firm began business two
years ago.
An involuntary petition was filed against Louis
street by three creditors jas follows: Charles Pape
a Co, S3s; J. G. Lppman. && and Smith &
Holden, S659. IL is asserted that the alleged bank
rupt transferred real estate Nos s2l. 923
Atlantic avenue. Brooklyn. at a nominal considera-
uon 10 hinder delay and defraud' his creditors.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
CALLS DR.. PARKHURST A sCOLD.
Police Commissioner Bingham Replies to
Clergyman's Attack.

That man is a common scod. and have not a
"oto 10 say IN reply TO his letter to me. I'm too
ID busy with other things"
IN these words Police Commissioner Bingham to-
oay spoke Of the letter of the Rev DR. Parkhurst
Drought 10 him yesterday by Superintendent Nc
Olntoek of the Parkhurst society. The Commits
sioner was evidently neensed over the receipt of
the letter, although he tried not TO show it,
He also said
as TO the statement attributed to me about de-
caring that every police captain on the force is
garter, ulat is absolutely untrue | never said
any such thlng- To the contrary. believe that the
sIeeat majority or the policemen very decent
is the Mayor leading you by a string as Dr.
Parkhurst says?" the Commissioner was asked
Nothing TO say" replied the Commissioner with
q smile
DO you think there was any prnvocation for the
sending of this letter.
NOW, gentlemen, repeat that / will have moth
ing more 10 say this subject" said the Commits
sCner ~ "
MAJ mayor Mcclellan just laughed when asked to
ma he some comment on the open letter addressed
oy Dr. Psrkhurst TO Commissioners Bingham.
No comment TO make" sand the Mayor; and then
ne laughed again.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
HEARING TO-DAY ON SEASIDE PARK

The Board OF Estimate will give a public hearing
to-day on the proposition 10 establish a seaside
park and convalescent home for the poor of the
city. A recent act of the Legislature authorized
the board expend 81 10000 for this purpose. The
advertisement of the hearing names Rockaway
Park and South Beach. DR.. J. w. Brannan, spon-
sor for the Rockaway plan, has notified the board
that he has the names Of physicians in favor of
the scheme, who want talk for three hours. The
North Side Board of Trade asks equal time
speak in opposition TO the plan South Beach was
acquired a month ago by a syndicate, which holds
IL at price above the limit fixed for the city The
other places under consideration for the park in
cluded sites Staten Island and one on Bar
ren Island. which suggested by Controller
Metz but which, far, has obtained little support
81
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
FIST FIGHT FOLLOWS sMAsH-UP.
Driver and Chauffeur Apply Test of Battle
to Determine Responsibility.

Beleville. " J., May 81 (SpeciaD-A horse and
carriage driven by William Elser. Of Newark.
were struck by an automobile bearing the tag num-
Der 1881, to-day The horse was knocked down and
severely hurt. while the carriage was broken. A
tire on the automobile burst. and George Jeffrey.
the chauffeur had his hand hurt
Following the accident there was fight between
the drivers Of the vehicles, each of whom ac-
cused the other of being responsible for the smash
up They were separated by the bystanders. The
automobile driver had his hand dressed al the office
of DR.. William II. Warren.
According TO the automobile register license No.
65Sl, y. j., issued ]. H. Alworth. OF Tarry-
town Mrs. Alworth, who spoke for her husband
said at her home last night that No. 659l was not
the number of her license. and that they had no
chauffeur The had not been of Tarry-
town for two days, she said.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
EDITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following peti.ions in bankruptcy were fled
yesterday win the clerk Of the United States
District roart.
Frc5er.rr Holmes RoHersock voluntary petition.
1Eycr $50 IS Liberty street and No. q Park Row.
showing rrats of s2i 652 and assets OF S6ss The
Principal creditors are The Union Central Life IN
tIanee r-mrany. Cincinnati. S}55, secured by as
AgleQ policy. r II. Lanyon, Chicago. N.2oO; A II.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
4 FATAL TRoTrlNe ACCIDENT.

eerau driver who sustained a broken collarb0ne
Il a. accident IN the trotting races al Moore Park
yefed.r 6led to-day While driving Maud Dart
II Tie -.5 race the horse fell and Mr Rurnham was
thrown o-t Landing on his head He Was sixty
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
RAILROADS.
IPIEMMSVl VAMIA
X A / L Il O A ID

X A / l. X o A ID
STATIONS foot OF West Twsnty-third Street
ana DesorosseS and Cortlandt Streets.
~ x Inc leaving time from Desbrosses and
CortlanGt Streets Is ftve minutes later than
Station.
FOR THE WEST.
q 55 A. NJ. CHICAGO SPECIAL.
800 A NJ PlTIsBURGH d Az En-
'1O55 A NJ THE PENNSYLVANIA LIN
TIED = Chicago. Cincinnati
and 81 Louis.
1a5 NJ ST LOUIS LIMITED.
=. 30 p. NJ. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI AND
ST LOUIS EXPRESS.
.355 ?. VI. PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL
Is HOURS To CHICeGO
81 81 p " CHICAGO LIMITED.
20 - P. NJ. WESTERN EXPRESS.
.6 - p. NJ. ST LOUIS AND CINC1N-
NATI EMPRESS
T55 =. NJ PACIFIC EMPRESS
IS a5 p NJ CLEVELAND AND CTNCIN-
NATI EMPRESS.
.955 r NJ PITTSBURGH SPECIAL
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
.7aS % 20 25. - 70. 30 IS a m. II Is.
ited'9. .525. .425. Ass. .5ss. s25 =
p io IS s. a Il no No nl5as is IS !i2 s2naay s. .a2 q
gressional Iimited'O. IS 25. ~ 25. ASS.
.555 s25 2. m, y 10 nighL
ATLANTIC COAST LINE---s25 a. m
and * p. m. daily.
SEABOARD AIR LINE--l@So D m ana
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
cHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY-.L5o
a m. weekdays and "455 2. m daily.
FOR OLD POINT COAfFORT and NOR
FoLK;-'7. 25 a N. weekdays and $50
p. m. daily.
ATLANTIC CITY ass a m. ana ass
p. m. weekdays. Sundays -7.55 a. m
CAPE MAY-1255 r. m weekdays
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK tooean
Grovej North Asbury Park Sundays). and
Point Pleasant a 90 from Deso. q CcrL
sts only s-55. 1o.55 a. m. ~ .. 10
Long BranchJ and ass .. M. week-day-s
Sundays. 25. e.25. 1855 a m. and ass
p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
500 .725: '755, s25. s50. .s25. ,s's5'
.t1.55. 210 255. -S-25. 3.55. AS. 81 y.
q s. Grass for North philadelphia onlyl
-5.55 -625 655. 7.b5. SIS. $50. o D
C955 for North Philadelphia only p n. p.
.78. s25 80 25 955. .t1O s.. "1o;55
a m. To- 25. -12-55. -f155. -a2o, $50.
'+a5. t't4.55 for NORTH PhrsdsiPniA
925 Cs55 for North philadelphia Oniy>
p. m, Il. 10 night
-Dining Car.
Ticket Offices. Nos. 461. 1884. and I7o
Broadway; 1s2 Fifth Avenue below zSo
and stations named above: BrookIyn:, 80 :
Court Street. 47e Nostrand Avenue. sV
Broadway. and Pennsylvania Annex SUI
tion. The New York Transfer company
will caIl for and check baggage from no
tells and residences through 70 cestlnauOtN
Telephons ''543 Chelsea for Pennsyivania
Railroad Cab Service -
". W. ATTERBURY. J. r. WOOD;
General Manager. Pass.r Trarnc Msr
GEO, W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE.


Special Passenger Service.
TH-CHERBOURG-H
Arnerika. June Liam Deutschland. .Juns .
b chr. Junel4, II :3Oarn lAmertka July 5
K nav. June21, 4 .3OaTn IKaiserin A Y July 10
Oceana. June %. loan Deutschland. July %
Among the special features OF these ships
are Grill Room Ritz-Carlton Restaurant q
ia carte. Elevators. Gymnasium. Palm Gar
den. Electric Baths, etc
Twin Screw Passenger Service
DOVER LONDON OR PARIS) AND
HAMBURG
Large Twln-ScrsV Vessels OF Il. 600 tonA
Superb Passenger Accommodations.
Penn'a...June . I pm TValdersee. June 80
Batavia June 9. Z am Pennsylvania- July il
Patr' ia June16. :SOpn Batavia. 90. July 81
Pretoria.June 23.6 am Patricia. July 2S
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA
z. OSkar. June tfAoltke- July "a
tMoltke. .... June Il P AdaIbert. Aug z
p Adalbert June 19tP. OslSar- Aug. 2S
z. Oskar. July II TMo!tke. sept IL
fCalls Gibraltar: has Grill Room and
Gymnasium
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL


srAr-yoNz Foot Liberty ST, n. n
West 2Sd St. " n
Tine shown below ls rron I1bart1 Ar
west &c 81 leaves 10 minutes earfiarS A.
80 Eks--s - noesd oy Designating rlsxxs
H-ASION. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN
AND MAUCH CHUNK-zAOO Ola
Easton). 9, 10 A NJ, L20. s-4O. 90 OoS az
Loo SEQ OI.2 aSa 400 u sIn-' 1ASo a NJ
"AAAhSsBA6RE =, AND scRANroN-aIe
% % 100 p n sundass. "A sa
RIVER AND BXRNEGASs&oo. S.s 3
a. "a. ISO. c4.15. Lakewood and I4sss-
DAYS 100 a 4. ga. q o. L.ssssaoa t.SSs Ssni and
ATL4YTiic Grr-.s.4O A. NJ krx.s
LONG BRANCH, AssuRY PARK OCEAN,
GROVE. POINT TPLEASANT-z4.Oa 500
E44S @S a aais = so s1l2 = 20 xlss ia, 10 AS
ssoP ssxsSosPt Ocean Grove. s.i5 A. NJ So0-
ATLANTIC HIDs-. sEABRrGEr. MON
MOUTH BcH. EAST LoAG RRA&cH-
..S S$S p N 4. Sun sandaS.. a Mi $40 "a Z T.. T..
SANDY HOOK ROUTE Foa ATLANTIC
BRSd4NDS BRANcaN' SsBuSK4 sSE4EFIaHy sIsasHy oLoYS LoYa g
aatEAsANrTPisr = 4! y = Ter 81, n A. w, lad ST..
S6sy3 K <. 4 c.d.: M So 5oO ,d:S & 2 Y f,ss Pa
S.s5. AS P. NJ sundays. 1000 4 NJ
30 SIC r NJ -
hEADING; sI2 ,HARRIsBCRG. PorTsvrnI.u
AND WILLIAMS PORT-fI "A. .OO "a 20
IoOV. 80 Q0O0, t1.0O A. NJ, Reading
9nlyD. tl1.Oo. Il1-20. t2OO p. Nj Rasainx
eoSntsnius, Harrisburg only. roo. .o-O1-
PHILADELPHIA
~zs-SO. rn7-O0. mS-0o, 4. 90. mslO.Oo sl1 On
A M. m@12.0 90. MI co. 800 .8 OG 81 Oa
m'S;00. ms6;00, -. 90. t8.OO. 900 40. 30
BALTIMORE AND yxAs8rxcro~
sIo ms10.oo m-12o0 ms2Oo. mSssoo.
m~oOo. 100. 1s12.l5
Daily; tDany except Sunday. ssun-
ca eays. 4Parior cars only Via Ts1naQua.
sENcept Saturdays mDin1ns Car xsaftlr--
days only: zFr0m Liberty 81 only.
fron n Twenty-third Street-b5. 20 p. NJ.
fpiaS 81 10 z z y u, e s12 e 20 M,. gs-s0 NJ.
Offices: Liberty st. West 2si st a
Astor 4or House. Pas. ssA> 1900. 1854 Broadway
~ oh Av-. PSI 5th Av.. 23 Unisn sauars
Eoe',L EWesI; 27ss ga Az. 100 West l25th St. 24s
81 Fulton ST, 479 N0strand Az. Brook-
IN: $40 broadway. WfIhansbl1re Nevr
YORK Transfer Co. calls for and checks
baggage TO destination
w. g. BESLER q NJ RT-pT
Viee-Prss Gen hzr. Gen. Pnss'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
WORK WANTED.

Situations Manted-Male and Female-
Four lines mot exceeding - wordsi. thtSs
Insertions Is cents, seven insertions -
cents Exceeding - words and less than -
words. three insertions. 80 cents seven III
sertions. 60 cents
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
SIal~

Null
ATTENDANT companion. to an invalid.
experienced. educated gentlemanly, ac-
cu7toned 70 travel, New York references
GRAHAM. 60 Lexington ave.
BUTLER Before breaking Up housekeep-
Ing | would Ike 10 place my thoroughly
experienced butler. has absolutely no bad
habits. ls fine accountant. could take charge
- establishment n desired. can be seen at
present employer s. appointment BY teie-
phone .ppJ4 I-Riverside
BUTLER Lady desires 70 place her com
p@tent butler Can be seen at present
employers 9 50 East 3Sth ST
CHEF French chef and cook. Just arrived !.
private family. city. country or yacht;
terms reasonable. references. Address L
BAElLLET, a1S West 4sth 81
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
WORK WANTED.

Situations uant@d-Malc and Tcrnsle-
fo-F fines not exceeding - words. thfes
Nsrf!1rt - cents. seven insertions. -
efif Eir.r.HnF - words ana less than 80
N.f-s t.-ae .aeeIrlons so cents. seven IN
s'slaus. 6a csris
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01

OLD DIMnNION Lime.
DAILY SERVICE.
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk Ports
mouth. Primers Point and Newport News.
Va. connecting for Petersburg. Richmond.
Virginia Beach, Washington d. c., and
entire South and West.
Freight and passenger steamers sail from
Pier 26. n. R.. foot Beach St. every week
day at ?. m.
H b. WALKER. vice-President and
Traffic Manager.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01

". Y, N H. & HARTFORD h r.
Trains depart from Grand Csncra4 S1.<lo1-
42d 81 and 4th Ave-. "a sOl40's. COX
!ssII'oi' !sio; $500. fsIs6o ;s;a,
sit2:O 90 P. ~ via lNillmantSo-fss:03
a u tI2:SO., :iIs.OG, siIsOG p. 81
WORCESTER and BIrCH8UEGs Via PIT
LAKEvII-l-E -aa NORFCLzS-tss4alA n.
ca. harrington. stockbridgs. Lenoz, Plt,-
held-t4 80. tS:4S A. aL. t33l ?. IL
Ticket Ofslcss a. CGTala Central Station
and cl5btn 81. also at c24o. l155. c1SSS
= way c25 Union square. cls2 Firth Ave.
c245 Columbus Ave. c9s9 Madison Aga.
CLOS W 10th 81. 2lSs Third Ave In
p ooklyn. "a Court ST. sT0 Nosrrand Ava.
sDaIly. Except Sundays. fsoopa &C
I25th St TStops AZ i25th g. sundays only
.ParlOr Car Limited HAS dining car
eParior and Sleeping Car tickets also
LaCkaWanna Railroad.
N Y. foot Barclay. CnrlstoDhsr. wess 23d
Sts-
IS. 90 A. M-FOr Binghamton and EfmIra-
'lO % a. A.-For BufraIo, Chicago and 81.
Louis
sl4OP p M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
- o. p M For Scranton and Plymouth
- IS r. M.-For Bufralo and Chicago.
- - p. M.-FOr Buffalo. Syracuse Utica
eco a M.-For E'hicago-Slespsrs ODaa
93n = NJ
Tickets at 14e AZ. ilS3. I434 Broadway.
y Y. $50 Fulton 81. BrooSlyu- DAILY
tI-xce % Su112S
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
BALTIMORE & ono R ii

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every other hour the even hour.
10 BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave New York City 23d sr Inv "a,
WASHINGTON. Buffet 75O am < 90 am
tWAsHINGTON. Diner. ESQ am 10. 90 am
WASHINGTON. Diner IL so am 70 90 m
WASHINGTON. BurTet. 15O pm 200 pm
t"ROYAL LTD" " Diner. $50 pm 4OO pm
WASHINGTON. Diner $50 pm 600 ON
WASHINGTON. Buffet ESQ pm TOO pm
tWASHINGTON.Slsep H. 50 pm 1215 ne
-Ex. Sun. 4DAiiy.
Through Daily Trains 20 the West
Leave New York CITY. 23d 81 IAb'y 81
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. 115O pm 1215 n't
CHICAGO, COLUMBUS. IL 80 am L. 90 nm
PITTSsUEG. PIT Isl CI4EyEDs $50 pm 400 pm
GIN. sr LOUIS. .LOUIsv. II 50 pm 4. IS ne
GIN ST, LOUIS. L0GIsX. ESQ ann 1000 ann
Of1Ces: 245. ABA. 1900 Broadway. Q Astor
House. los Greenw1on St, q Union square
w. 3ei Grand St. NJ Y: 343 Fulton ST.
Brooklyn; West 23d 81. and Liberty Sc
After .. m. sleeping car reservations
and full information regarding trains, eeo-.
can be obtained at Bureau of Informatton-
p. e o. R. r. 2sd 81. Terminal. Phone No
Chelsea Sj44
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
DED -" LINE.
CTNARD LINE

CITNAItD LINE.
From ..erz 5I-5.. North River
LIN NEBFCOL. Via 81 EENSToWN
ETitL III 4 june = Noon
t-AHMANlA- See. ..-..-- June o = i NJ
I.ucau.a .. June . .caroui.. .. June h,
Um1fia ..-.-1u unv l6tampania . Jun. 3
OIGIALTAt-ITAL TALI-ADRIATI"
New Modern Twin screw Steamers
CARPA TfiIA June l.. IL A NJ July 81
SLAN NDNlA July d.. 10 A 81 Aug = lct l8
PANNONiA .-... July L. T. n sept lI
N t.SSQN II BROWN. O A
2i.24 STATE 81. opposite the Battery
BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT
THE EUROPEAN ADNENTiSEAlEN'I
THAT APPEAR REGULARLY Is THE
TRIBUNE ON SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
AND SArJ RNAfS.
Il A VELOCE Il asst Italian Line.
Sailing from Pier "a. North River. ft.
OF saith St. for Naples and Genoa
B0lo.nesi- flaEtre!d 4 Co.. - Wall St
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01

BEFORE GOING ABRCAD CONSULT
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS rs
THAT APPEAR REGULARLY IN THE
rRIETtNE On SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS
nDr7NnT7 CLARK'S NINTH ANNUAL
UHIiSN D CRUISE. Feb 2. 1897 70 days.
- o'h rCUs go Tours TO Europe 3 Round
- World Program y Free y. G.
CApk ~ Broadway. New York
pEr0RE GOING ABROAD CONSULT
D-stL- l,r-F-JIEAN ADVERT SEMENTS
7-Ir1T APPEAR REGULARLY IN THE
TTIpI-NE on SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
A%D SATURDAYS
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
AfnI.

-~A Ii. ..iIT' l5~ per or olleT, young :
.sliita t.ICuy sober. experienced, per
49,. ofs OF country. Q. COCO. lSJ
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
NMGMOR O0NEs

GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY
Caledonia June :. 2pml Columbia June 1872 pm
Astoria June O. noon lFuTnessia- June23. loan
saloon $50 9d CABIN $3.50. Sd Class So 81
and upwards. according 70 accommodation "a
stsarusPfp For terms and information apply
HEN DERSOS BROTHERS. lI-lS Broadway
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01

BVTLER-Or valet; japanese: in rein:
family: $40 up. YOKOHAMA, l5S Eai
22d St
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08
RESULTS IN nebraska.
SHELDON ELECTED GOVERNOR
WITH ENTIRE STATE TICKET.
LEGISLATURE ALSO REPUBLICAN
Constitutional Amendment Providing
for Elective Railroad Commission
carried-Republicans Elect Five
Out of Six Congressman.

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 7.-George l..
Sheldon (Rep.) is elected governor OF
Nebraska by u plurality OF from 10000
TO $4,000 and carries with him proDa.
bly,, the entire Republican state ticket.
The returns show a Republican loss OF
barely one vote 10 the precinct out.
side OF Lincoln and Omaha. These
two cities will neaI., offset the Dem.
ocratic gain.
The Republican state central com.
mittee claims not only the state tick
ct. but five OF the six congressman
and majority OF thirty-seven on
joint ballot in the legislature, insur-
ing Republican successor to United
States Senator Willard. Democratic
state headquarters do not concede
the Republican claims, Gut made no
formal statement.
The vote was lighter by far than
two years ago, and the scratching of
tickets made the count slow.
In the city OF Lincoln the Republic
an plurality of former years was
maintained, Republicans electing the
entire legislative and county tickets.
Pollard (Rep) for congress in the
First district and Hinshaw in the
Fourth are elected by reduced plural
tiles.
The indications are that the consti;
tutional amendment providing for an
elective railroad commission carried
Six precincts out of twenty in the
city of Lincoln show an average Re.
publican gain of eleven to the pre-
cinct. This indicates almost certainly
the election of the entire Republican
legislative and county ticket in this
Q-ancaster) county, with the possible
exception OF county attorney.
Douglas county divided its vote and
elected a Democratic county attorney
and congressman, Hitchcock, while
sending Republican. delegation to
the legislature.
Town of Crete complete, three vot-
ing precincts, gives Republican gain
over two years ago on governor of 80
Returns indicate the election OF
Boyd (Rep) to congress from the
Third district.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08
Missouri,

st. Louis, Nov 7.-Secretary Mccoy
OF the Republican state committee ex-
pressed confidence that Missouri had
gone Republican by small majority.
He stated that returns had been re-
ceived from only % of the ia coun-
ties in the state, but basing his esti-
mates on these returns, the indica-
tions pointed to small Republican
majority. At the same time Chair
man Evans of the Democratic commit
tee said: Missouri has gone Demo
cratic by at least $4,000 majority. or
that am sure. although less than
half the counties had been heard
from The full returns may show a
Democratic majority of 25000."
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08
North Dakota.

Fargo, Nov. 7.-Scattered returns
indicate that Fisk has been elected
Judge Of the state supreme court over
Knauf, the Republican nominee. For
governor, Sarles (Rep) and the rest
of the Republican ticket are elected
Later returns may show that SarleS
had close CALL Burke (Dem.), for
governor, carried Fargo by big ma
jority.
The chairmen OF the Republican
and Democratic state central commit
tees are both claiming the election OF
their candidates for governor and
Justice of the supreme court. These
two offices are the ones on which
there was contest. Owing to the
closeness OF the election and the
slowness OF getting returns II Will be
late today before anything definite VIII
be known concerning the result.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08
IOWA IS IN DOUBT
Both Sides Claim Election Of Their
Candidate for Governor.

W. SSNS'VS''
Des Moines, Nov. For the first
time in many years the gubernatorial
result in Iowa is in doubt. Although
both Republican and Democratic
state managers claim the election OF
their candidates for governor, all the
returns received so far, numbering
about $50, indicate that only com
pete count will determine the result.
The $50 precincts already received
show loss for Cummins OF nearly
40 per cent, which, il maintained,
would mean the election OF Porter
CDem.) by a small plurality.
Iowa will have ten Republicans In
its next congressional delegation. IT
is believed that Major ]. +. Lacey, for
many years representative OF the
Sixth district, has been defeated. In
the First district both Republicans
and Democrats claim victory.
The next legislature will be safely
Republican and on joint ballot will
probably elect J. p. Dolliver to the
United States senate.
Returns now coming in are reducing
Cummins' loss, as shown by earlier
returns. If these keep up, the Repub-
lican claims OF at least 10000 plurali.
ty will be substantiated.
Des Moines, Ia, Nov. IAN unusu.
al amount of Independent voting has
made the count slow in Iowa. but re-
turns from. about IL precincts indi'
cate Cummins' election for governor
over Porter DEM. although all Re-
publican pluralities will be reduced.
The boiling Republicans have kept
good their threat of scratching.