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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07
oREooE rs ON YUKON
FOR THE ". A. 7. & 7. co.

W II. Isom. vice president and
general manager of the \. A. r. a
T. Co. who arrived from Dawson
yesterday. makes the statement
that his company Is making investi-
cations with the view OF installing
one or more drodges on its Miller
creek property. on the lower Nu-
kon river. II the idea Is feasible
the dredees will be constructed this
winter aud be IN readiness for the
work next season.
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JAPAN and RUSSIA
MAY FIGHT AGAIN
COLISEUM OPENED

A great crowd Of skaters and on
lockers filled the Coliseum rink az
Third av. and James st, last night
on the opening night of the new
amusement place. D'Irbano's
Italian band of 40 pieces furnished
the music. The rink is especially
we'll appointed, has floor space OK
2f0xS0 feet, and has a spectators
gallery, which seats l.000 people.
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DEMOCRATS Win IN
THREE DISTRICTS

Returns from the Thirty second
senatorial district. where + NJ. WIZ
liams. republican. Was running
against y. A Macdonald. democrat.
for the state senate. the returns are
not yet complete. and complete re-
terms may be necessary 20 determine
tie result Macdonald carried the
Smith. Tenth and Eleventh wafds 81
the city and Williams carried Bal
lard while thn caantry r~ecincts
we're divided between them. Will
ians apparently getting the best %
the division. some az the country
precincts have not yet been heard
from
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DEATH RATHER
THAN ARREST

The young woman, In company
with Jennie Smith. a companion,
we're taken In custody by Patrol
men Hart and Alvey on a
charge of disorderIy conduct
As the two women were being led
from the room In which the arrest
was made. Miss Green saaiched a
vial Of laudanum from a dresser
and swallowed its contents She
vas taken to the wayside hospital,
where. after lying for some time in
a precarious condition, she was
finally declared out OF danger.
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MILWAUKEE. Nov 7.--one Of
the surprises Of the Wisconsin cleo.
ton r. the victory Of Lueien =.
Palmer. a negro. over Thomas
Ramsey. ansemhiyman from the
richest district In the city Palmer
IL a caterer. and 10 believed 10 be
the first negro elected TO public
office in this state
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CHICAGO. Nov Returns In.
dicste the election Of John y
Smuiski. republican. state trcaauf
er By from iea. 600 10 ~. 009. The
Legislators. which will elect 4 Unit.
ed States senator. IL strongly ~.
publican Drmocrats claim TO have
elected stx % twenty five congress
men Republicans eoueetie five
The state has but one democratic
congressman.
Hafnstf. nsefu. elected maniclrai
judge by plurality n let Oscar
Priest. negro. elected member % the
county beard Of commissioners b.
a plurality Of e.tsl
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70 elected except wads~oFth. In
New YORK.. and nabcock. In wlacon
aln. aud In both these eases local
sasurs ~rre responsible isafulirtte
has hsru after nabcocks scalp Tor
fwarN
The Tight on i.nnESofth failed
and The presidents sun Law was
returned The rs In the republican
ointment Il that the res coattita
ton Of Oklahoma n 60 be- drafted
BY the democrats Sears u sure
% reslrciian. az are Guilom. Dry.
den, Kfhinn. Alice. Crane and 9th.
era af less prominence
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overheard. An attempt was made 10
rescue him, hut when within 20 feet
Of the drowning man he sank be-
meath the water. His body has not
been recovered. Those aboard the
launch are Of the belief that Ander-
son deliberately planned his death.
lie was 81 years Of axe and as far
as known had no relatives IN this
country
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MISSOURI.

at LOUIS. Nov Chairman
Ellis. Of tho democratic state cen.
trail committee. claims Missouri has
gone democratic by $4,000 Chair.
man Mccoy. Of the republican com.
mittee. claims the state by a smell
majority Partial returns from St
Louis precincts give republican ma
f0rfflaa
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GORMLEY LEADS HIS
TICKET IN COUNTY
All Republican Candidates Elected by Big Ma
joriN--. abraham Lowest Man on the Ticket
--.Reynolds Carries Ballard BY Good Vote.

ticket ia Ballard where he former
y resided. IN many country pro
cincta and IN some city precincts,
but Macintosh has been elected
BY q big majority
James p. Agnew. republican can
didate for county auditor and az
nlrant for recognition as the big
boss of his party. Was alaahed 10
pieces IN many precincts. and his
vote is much below that OF any
other republican candidates.
l. G. Smith. republican candidate
for reelection as sheriff. was se-
xereiy cut IN favor o. Nelson. tho
democratic candidate.
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WYOMING

CHEYENNE. Wye. Nov six.
tY-one precincts out " 36i give
Governor Brooks. republican. a
plurality - 1857 Ills plurality In
the same precincts two years ago
was i.I20. and he carried the state
By about 5000 Mondeli 10 re-.
elected TO congress with the same
plurality. The Legislature ls re-
publican b. a large margin.
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srLLlncnAm.

nEI.LiNGuAM. Nov THE 70.
publicans carried everything in this
county with the possible exception
OF one commissioner The sheriff
contest il close. but the republican
n IL believed will win For congress
the vote vas Humphrey 22fi.
Blackman 7S5 For senator. Kline,
republican. l.i20: Liddy, democrat.
g27: Cloak. socialist. zoo For state
representative In the Flity.fourih
district Abrams republican. ami
Romaine republican, were elected
In the Fifiy third district Lambert
aud Reeves. republicans. were elect.
ed
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George r. cottefsi. democratic
candidate Tor state senator In the
Thirty sixth senatorial district. VAS
yesterday elected over Joseph Lyons,
IN. republican candidate By a piuT-
atty ~ bare tWo votes The vote.
according 90 official returns n. cot
tsfiii sf8. lyons sal In The same
district Henry Beck. one Of the re-
publican candidates for the lcKisia-
ture. was defeated by Lester Kirk
patrick. the democratic candidate.
The other successful candidate IN
Returns froahrdiu ncmfW nnnn
that district r. Henry Lung
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RENO. Nov : Almost complete
returns FROM the iafNsr precincts ~
the state she's sessrinK demo
cratic victory. BARTLETT, asfmoNFa
Tor congress. defeats smith. Tspub
iieaa. b. i.e9e Enarta aemerfat
incumbent a. FossFupr. defeats
Mitchell b about the same major
ftv The legislature - close.
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Matt II. Gormlcy. the republican
candidate for county treasurer. ap.
pears 10 have led the county ticket.
next 20 Mitchell Gillian for supe.
rior judge and r. r Storey for
school superintendent. who we're
without opposition
Dan Il Abraham. republican can
didate for county commissioner In
the South district. received the low.
est vote of am county candidate on
bis ticket. but was elected by a
good round majority
Reynolds. democratic candidate
for prosecuting attorney. led hls
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OKLAHOMA.

GUTHRIE. Okla. Nov THE
democrats have elected large ma
gority Of the delegates 20 the con
utitutional convention Republican
managers are greatly disappointed,
having expected the Indians 10 vote
the republican ticket. instead they
voted democratic.
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BOISE. Idaho. Nov. THE result
~ the sleetiou for governor all not
be definitely known before aiEht II
may require an official count 10 de-
termiue whether OoodinK. repub-
ilcan. or HtocksifEer. democrat. has
carried the state.
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HELENA. Most. Nov Pray.
republican. has been elected 70 Goa
sfsss - a safe plurality The trg
islature sill be republican on lSsini
ballot Smith. Republican, n eject
81 associate justice b. 4 plurality
Of 1 oea
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RumoREp THAT A RUSSIAN
TRANSPORT HAS BEEN SUNK
BY JAPANESE.
tseripps Telegraph servies.)

ST PETERSBURG. Nov. Il
There are rumors of trouble be
tween the Russians and Japanese
on the island OF Saghalien, and u
is reported that the Russian trans
port Kelyma has been sunk.
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ST LOUIS. Nov. with the ex.
ception Of tive justices OF the peace
and five eonstablea. the entire city
republican ticket Is elected There
were surprises In many precincts
that have long been regarded as
absolutely democratic. but which
returned large republican MAORI
ties The city Is about 1000 re.
publican.
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mAlrmAn COUNTY.

CoIFAN. Nov a Republican
congressman sgpfefns enHft judges.
senator four rspteas Natives.
county auditor. tao commissioners
pfe1scutinR attorney. surveyor and
coroner carr Whitman eogntf. The
democrats elect the sheriff, treas
afer ard CLERK The atsesapf IL IN
Doubt. bot probably rvruhfieau. The
congressional ticket ia carried b.
over Geo majority.
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COLUMBUS. o. Nov lit 10
authorigAtively stated that FORAKER
after the result ~ the election had
assured tho election ~ Congress
man Dick and his control ot the
state. announced that he would BE-
a candidate for the presidency 10
fa0s aud would so 10 the conSen'
ton With the Ohio delegation be
hind him.
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PHOENIX. Ariz. Nov. 1T T.
Wins'ed on nearly 4 complete
fsaz' That the iolnture received
- lik per cent ~ the vote cast
, ihs territory Marx Smith. dem
~fzr vas elected 20 congress BY a
nal majority, The legislature -
1erocrafIc.
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WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Nov The
president this morning wired bis
congratulations to Hughes.
Administration circles are com
meniing upon the various features
likely 10 result over the failure OF
the GOmpera movement Every
candidate fought BY Gompers was
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COLORADO

DENVER. Nov Chief Justice
Gahbsrt IL rs-esected with IN. re-
pubiicans. although be vas greatly
scratched. Simon GagKsnhslm all
probably aucceed Patterson ia the
senate The democrats are crying
fraud. and there wlll probably be
an Investigation.
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RENO. N0s THE rwsui, IN
Nevada has hevn a Democratic tand'
slide bartlett. democrat, has o.
feated q smith. republican. TOT
congress. and sparks. democrat. has
heen elected governor liver Mitchell,
republican
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WILL ACT AT ONCE

WASHINGTON. Nov. 7.-Attor.
noy General Moody announced TO.
day that he is TO take up the Stand
ard oil suits at once. The matter
IL likely TO come to head in the
courts within two weeks.
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UTAH.

SALT LAKE. Nov. THE rspub-
icans w Utah have elected their
state ticket. returning Congressman
Joseph Howell and eiectgng Joseph
y. Prick. justice Of the supreme
court. ~ Salt Lake county there Ia
some doubt AZ 20 the result.
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NEW MEXICO.

ALBrQtiERouE. y. ". Nov. I
-- New MEXICO voted for Joint state
bod b. = majority Of about 5000
Andfesa. republican. IL elected dele
cate 81 eswaaTewk
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IOWA.

DIES MONIES. Nov. THE lat.
est estimate indicates that Cum
Minis. republican. wins The Cap
ltal this afternoon comedies Cum.
Minis election b. 5000.
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ATLANTA. Ca. Nov. THE
only contest In Georgia was 10 the
FIRST district. where Edwards. dcm.
ecrat. Was elected Ca congress By
plurality Of about 1000.
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PORT TOWNSEND.

PORT TOWNSEND. Nov IT,
The varm.ni political battle waeed
in jefferson county In decade has
left the republican party 10 = de-
u4oraiiard condition The independ.
ent candidacy o. William Bishop for
the senate injected bitterness
which wiil require years 10 erase
Long domination in county affairs
backed b. . hiE majority Of straight
ticket voters. served 10 make ma
iority Of the republicans careless
with The result that the citizens
movement. started this fall. sue.
caaaed for the fret time IN making
iureads ON the republican enttench
ments Bishop lost 10 Blair In Port
Townsend. but carried the county
Clallam gives Blair a bis majority
lnaurlng hiA election San Juan has
not been heard from The repus
iiean legislative ticket. " Raj
ston and W. , worthf-ston. waa
beaten handlli by the citizens can.
aidAfes. ID = Troy and A NJ
auwal The citizens also carried
one commissioner. the county clerk
and possibly school superintendent
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ATnRAakA.

LINCOLN. Nov. ~. J. Bryan
is unwilling 20 comment until the
flaai returns are in. bat said The
roduetiou 81 the republican major.
ity Ia New York is as much trt.
umph for Hearst as u he had been
elected"
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ApeAnsAe

LITTLE ROCK. Arb. Nov -
The democratic candidates for con
gFesa wers elected In every dis
trict In AEkansaH
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COLUMBUS. O. Nov. 7-Ohlo
has Ruue republican by not lees
than T5.oao. and elects ~ fspubll,
can oungrsaNmsu. one democrat and
one elsfrict "a doubt.
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-
CONNECTICUT.

,. saw HAVEN. Nov THE re.
e., aas have Won a victory az
.sss.. . nat q two years ago.
80 0ss ne ussle state faf the
sss,a aeses sas oil congress .onal
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YOUNG WOMAN sNkTcHEs A
VIAL OF LAuoAnum FROM A
DRESSER AND DRINKS IT AS
OFFICERS LEAD HER TO
JAIL.

shame over her arrest on
charge of disorderiy conduct cans
cd Dora Green. % years old. living
AZ Eighth av and Pike ST. to at
tempt suicide late last evening.
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greatest majority ever sisen a 50.
hernatoriAl candidate. The state
ts normally 10000 republican Al
the rest of the ticket IL republican.
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AAll TESTING EAsIER.

Jesse Hall. operated ON Yesterday
and two bullets extracted. Is rest
ing easier today az Providence hos
pital
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oHIo

81. Ths vote ran about 20 per cent
Of the registration
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HUGHES IS EASY
WINNER

Elected Over Hearst BY Plurality Of $4,000
...Other States Show Republican Gans.--
With the Exception OF Hearst, Democratic
Ticket Is Elected in New York.
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OLYMPIA. Nov 5-Thurston
county gives the republican con.
Eressmen and judges about zoe ma
lofliy. and elects 2. II. carlyon. re.
publican. and Edmund Rice. demo
crat. a. representatives The coun.
9 ticket IL about equally divided
between the democrats and repub
iieana
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL. Nov. johnson was
reelected governor by 10000, the
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WINNERS

fNtFAAeAN gsahfAAf
IH. KSiCKERBogKEh Rep.
thirty first District.
RALPH /. NICHOLS. Rep.
Thirty second District.
y. A. MACDONALD Dem. or y. ~.
WILLIAMS. Rep.
Thirty third District.
I. l. ALLEN. Rec.
Thirty fourth District.
GEORGE & PIPER. Rep.
Thirty fifth District.
" O POTTS. Rep.
Thirty sisth District.
GEORGE D. coTTEftlfI4 Dem.
Thirty seventh District.
ROBERT =. BOOTH Rep
Judge o. Superior Court,
MITCHELL GILLIAN. Rep.
County sheriff.
/. & SMITH Rep.
County Clerk,
oTTO A CASE. Rep
County Auditor.
JAMES =. AGSEw. Rep.
County Treasurer.
MATT D. 8oRMLEY. Rep
Prosecuting Attorney,
KENNETu MACINTOSH. Rep.
County Assessor.
THOMAS A. PARISH. Rep.
County superintendent % Common
Schools.
T. +. STOREY. Rep.
County Surveyor.
Al. VALENTINE. Rep.
County ceroner,
FRANK NJ CARROLL. Rsp.
County Commissioners.
Second comrsissioner District.
DAN r. ABRAHAM. Rep
Third corri,,ioner District.
ALMUS 1. RUTHERFORD. Rep.
Counsy Wreokrs aster.
~ =. GRIFtTTH. REP.
State representatives,
For,ssh District
HOWARD TAYLOR Rep.
g. u MADISON. REP.
y. ". TONkiN. Rep.
rorty first District,
GEORGE W TiBHETTS. Rep.
SAMUEL COLES. Rep.
Forty second District.
W. y. FREuDENnER0. Rep.
W. e. M'MASTERs. Rep
Ferry third District,
HOWARD A. HANSON. Rep.
JOSEPH ". GRIFFIN. Rep.
Forty fourth District
JAMES A. WEIR. Rep.
CLAUDE q. RAMSEY, Rep.
Forty fifth District.
PRANK A. RlcNtCk. Rep.
HENRY o. JACKSON. Rep.
Forty. siSth District.
LESTER KIRKPATRICK. Dem.
HENRY W LUNG. Rep.
Ferry seventh District,
ALBERT ~ BEEnE. Rep.
FRANK e. JACKSON. Hep.
Justice Of the Peace.
Seattle Precinct,
JOHN Il. GORDON, Rep.
JOHN T. CARROLL. Rep.
II. u. GEORGE. Rep.
Constables.
Seattle Precinct
SAMUEL KAUFMAN. Rer.
JAMES y. SHANNON. Rep.
JOHN H. JONES. Rep.
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County Commistionsrs.
Second cours,ssioner District.
DAN r. ABRAHAM. Rep.
Third commi.sioner District.
Minus l. RUTHERFORD. Rep
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cevssy wreekmss,sr.
~ +. GRIFFITH. Rep.
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Judge o. Superior Court,
MITCHELL. GILLIAN. Rep.
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L0uHfT NoFVHoFi
FRANK NJ CARROLL. Rsp.
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County Superintendent % Common
Schools,
T. T.. STOREY. Rep
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-27
LODGES SECRETARY.
Biz Crowd on Hand to Witness His
 Trial for Larceny.

Boston. June 27.--There was 2 large gathering of republican party leaders in the superior criminal court to-day, where they had been called as witnesses In the larceny trial of Senator Lodges private secretary. Robert G. Proctor. The specific charge against Proctor Is that of fail ing to turn over to the republican state committee $225 which John C. Bestgen of Quincy claims he gave Proctor for the party campaign fund with the understanding that he, Bestgen, should receive through Proctor's influence a consulship to Germany.
 Nearly all the members of the state committee of 1904 have been summoned to testify, among the number being James B. Reynolds, at present assistant secretary of the treasury. but formerly assistant sec retary of the state committee. Chair man Thomas Talbot and Secretary of State William M. Olin.
 Proctor was indicted by the Feb ruary grand jury after an investiga- tion by District Attorney Moran and has since been out on bail awaiting trial, having pleaded not guilty to the indictment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-27
CITY NEWS

Don't forget the Waterbury Milf tary bands prom al Columbus hall. tomorrow night
 Saturday will be the last day for making out property lists In the as- sessors' office for the present yeA.
 Mayor Thoms will leave next week for a months vacation. During his absence Chairman ]. H. Filling Of the board of aldermen will be acting mayor.
 Attorney Kelley to-day filed an ap- peal In the district court to have the verdict in the Reiley-Torkomian case set aside. MT Kelley is not satisfied with the verdict.
 The tenth annual fair of the La- dies auxiliary. A. 0. H.. will open this evening in Eagles hall. Fulton's orchestra will furnish music and ey- eFything will be up to date.
 The deal between Frank How'd of Thomsston. the icemsn, and the Wa ferbury Ice corporation. vas called on Monday afternoon and Mr How'd has sold his business. consisting of ice. icehouses. ponds. leases. etc. to Ralph Barnes. who has been consid- ering the matter before the Water bury company became interested
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-27
CROKER IS FOR BRYAN
The Former Tammany Leader Says no Hopes to Live Long Enough tp
 See Him President
ONE OF THE MOST ABLE MEN

New York, June 27.--Harry Wal- ker of this city received a letter to- day from Richard Croker, former leader of Tammany hall, expressing the hope that MT Croker may live to see William J. Bryan elected presi- dent of the United States. The letter, which is dated Dublin, June Is, says in part:
 Your letter received and also tho newspaper clippings. You have my sentiments regarding Bryan, as I look upon him as one of the most able men in our country. I have no doubt but he was robbed of both elections by the trusts and also misjudged. Z. I hope I may live to see him the presi- dent of the United States"
 John F. Fitzgerald, mayor of Bos- ton, and Richard Croker, jr, have been added to the committee on plan and scope for the Bryan reception.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-27
GRAND PRIZE CONTEST.
Eisz of France Won To-day in 1 Hour
 z Minutes.

Le Mans. France. June 27.--The second and last day of the automobile contest over the Sarthe circuit. for the grand prize, total distance 1,236 kilometres, was held to-day.
 Sisz tFrance), who finished first yesterday, started at 5:55 a. m. to- day and did the first round in hour 2 minutes 15 seconds.
 The other leaders completed the first round as follows:
 Clement tFrance)-1 hour . min utes seconds.
 Nazzaro lltaly)--1 hour 2 minutes 36 seconds.
 Bariilier tFrance)--1 hour 13 minutes AS seconds.
 Heath tFrance)-1 hour II min- utes 55 seconds.
 Richez tFrance)-l hour 29 min utes.
 Sisz completed the second round in 1 hour 2 minutes i3 seconds.
 Sisz held the lead throughout the last circuit. which he competed hour ' minutes 34 seconds. thus win ming the grand prize.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-27
CALLACHAN WENT TO JAIL
The We'll Known Doctor Refused to Pay a Judgment Obtained Against l~
 Him By Builder
HIS BODY WAS ATTACHED

Dr P. J. Callaghan, whose office is located on North Main street, oppc- site the new Cooke street park, was taken to jail this noon by Constable M. F.. Carmody on an execution on a judgment obtained by Julius Chotz- ianoff, builder. The judgment was for $44O and was given ill the su- perior court on November 12, 1901. At that time the doctor was living on Cherry street and there was a dis pute between him and the builder over some property One day the builder received "a letter through the mail challenging his right to the property, and slandering him. The builder instituted proceedings for damages for slander, but the doctor paid no attention to the suit, mot even bothering his head about pro- curing counsel for defense. Con sequently judgment was given against him by default.
 Even this did not stir the doctor to protective action. He neither would admit or deny his guilt of the alleged islander, or do anything to reopen the Judgment. Therefore it stood against him all this time, ac- cumulating interest, and to-day the builders counsel, Attorney Root. sent Constable Carmody for him to see what he intended doing about 1t. The doctor said he had no property with which to pay the judgment, and he had no means of raising the amount. He thought it would be as we'll for him to go to jail, stay there the required time and take the poor debtors oath and thus secure his release. This, however, is more tedious process than the doctor seems to have any idea of and the proba' bility Is that he will spend the sum- mer within the limits of the jail.