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SANTA CLARA,s VOTE.
Big Plurality Rolled Up for the Re-
nuhIican Candidates.

SAN JOSE, Nov. S.-with only one
out of fifty-five precincts in Santa
Clara County to be heard from, the
count is as follows: Gillett 1884, Bell
1926, Langdon 1904
Supreme Judges-Henshaw (R.) 5555.
Lorigan (R.) 1852, Sloss (R.) 624s, Hatch
CD 1855, Murasky CD 1854, Craig
CD 1861.
Congress-Hayes (R) 1921. Davis
CD 4535.
State Senator. Twenty eighth Dis
trict-walker (R.) 2261, Smith CD
1881; Twenty District-Black
(R.) 2535. Montgomery CD 944, Short
ridge ID 1882
Assembly, Fifty-1fth District-Hig-
gins CR.) PISS, Mecklam CD 11SS; Fif-
ty-sixth District-Smith (R) 1923,
Stanley CD 1888; Fifty-seventh Dis
trict-Spalding (R) 2O76, McGrath
CD 1925.
Complete returns from all precincts
for Appellate Court-Cook (R.) 1888,
Cooper CD 5295. Kerrigan (R.) 6446,
Hall (R) 6092. Dooling CD 4644, Har-
rison (U. Id 3242.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
GIRL MEETS DEATH
IN FLAMES.

OAKLAND, Nov. s.-Ten-year-old
Grace Poulsen, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs c. NJ Poulsen, was burned in a
fire which destroyed the family home
on East Sixteenth street, Leona
Heights road. shortly before midnight
The Poulsens were having a card
party. and as the guests were leaving
a draUght from an open door caused a
lamp in the parlor TO explode Mrs.
Poulsen ran upstairs for the girl, who
was in bed, but the two became sepa-
rated in the smoke. The mother herself
was overcome by the smoke and fell
down the stairs. She was picked up
and carried outside.
The remains Of the girl were not re-
covered.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
BOY FATALLY SHOT
BY SALOON MAN.

Nelson Pease, II years old, of 4208
Twenty-third street, was shot and
fatally injured last night by Charles
Cronacher, a Bavarian proprietor of a
saloon at the corner of Castro and
Jersey streets.
Pease, with three other young men,
started a fight in the saloon, and after
being driven out returned and began
10 attack Cronacher with chairs.
Cronacher drew his revolver and
fred. The bullet pierced Pease's right
lung He was removed to ST. Luke's
Hospital, where IL was said at midnight
that he could not live.
Cronacher was locked UP at the Mis-
sion station.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
LIBERALS OF CUBA
MORE RESTLESS.

HAVANA. Nov S.-The growing SEN
tinent Of dissension among Liberals in
consequence of lack of success of their
efforts to induce Governor Magoon to
dismiss Moderates from important
posts in the 5nsular administration and
replace them with Liberals crystallized
tonight at a secret meeting OF the Lib
eral committee on appointments. There
were present Prince Guerra, Alfred
Zavas. Joseph Manuel Gomez. Jose J.
Monteaguedo General Castillo. Rafael
Duandy.
Special objection was made to the
reappointment of a police captain
named Reguera. a Moderate, who has
been reinstated. and TO the appoint
ments Of various minor officials in the
Customs house.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
FAIL TO ELECT A GOVERNOR.

CONCORD. N. H.. Nov. S.-Unoficial
returns in New Hampshire indicate that
the voters failed by the narrow mar
gin of ten to elect a Governor. The
candidate have a majority over the 9TH
er candidates, and Charles NJ. Floyd of
Manchester, the Republican nominee.
falls short ten votes. Unless the off,
cial result, which will not be COM
piled until next week. shows a change
the Legislature will be called upon to
name the next Governor.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
ARREsTED ron FORGERY.

Meyer Boog, a theater usher. who
lives at 745 Hayes street, was arrested
by Policeman T. F. O'Connell last night
for alleged forgery on a warrant sworn
TO by George w. Wise. The arrest re-
suited from Boog giving Wise. who
is a tailor. check for $15 in payment
AZ bill for q suit OF clothes
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
PREVENT LYNCHING.

SPRING GREEN. Wis. Nov. S.-A
mob of SOC persons attempted TO lynch
Thomas Bali on his arrival here today
under arrest, charged with assault on
Mrs Edward Frank. The prisoner was
rushed to Jail. The mob suspended a
moose from a water tower and made
ready for a lynching. Later the officers
rushed the prisoner through the
streets with the mob in pursuit and sue
ceeded in reaching the train safely
Balf was returned to Madison, where
he Is in Jail.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
SACRAMENTO coUNTY's VOTE.
Revised Returns Show That Gillett Re.
ceIved 3345 and Bell 1912.

SACRAMENTO, Nov. S.-Following is
the total vote for State officers, re-
vised: Governor-Gillett 3345, Bell
1912, Lewis 346, Blanchard 60, Langdon
143.
Lieutenant Governor-Porter 3714,
Toland 1854.
1863 Lorigan 1859, Sloss 1915, Hatch
1875, Murasky $3.50, Craig 3140.
Congressman, Second District-Mc-
Kinlay 1867, Beard 433S.
Assembly, Seventeenth District
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4EvERYBoDY,s FRIEND. ELECTED

CHICAGO, Nov. s.-James T. McDer-
mott, the friend of almost every one
in the popuious Stock Yards district,
because, as those who know him say,
his head is on the level and his heart
is on the square," will represent Pack
ingtown in the next Congress. He be-
gan life as a messenger boy, picked
up telegraphy and left the key to be-
gin the campaign which won for him a
seat in the National House OF Represen-
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Latest Returns From the Counties

Grove L. Johnson (R) 1892 C. NJ Beck
with CD s66, T. A. Cody GU. L. 625.
Presiding Justice, Third District.
Court of Appeal-N. P. Chipman (R)
3093Y J. w. Hughes CD 6665.
Associate Justices. Third District,
Court of Appeal-E C. Hart (R) 1876.
c. E. Mclaughlin CD 1895, A. C. Bur-
nett (R.) 1858, w. F. Cowan CD 2052.
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EUREKA TO WELCOME GILLETT.
Mayor Calls Meeting of Citizens to Ar
range for Governor Elects Reception.


range for Governor Elects Reception.
EUREKA, Nov. S.-A meeting of rep
resentative citizens was called in the
City Hall by Mayor Torrey tonight and
a committee appointed for reception
to Governor-elect Gillett next Satur-
day. A signal will be given when the
City of Eureka arrives at the harbor
entrance, and every whistle In the city
will be blown till the dock Is reached
The tug Ranger will carry a band and
representative citizens will go down the
bay to meet the boat
The naval reserve battalion will act
as a guard of honor after the Governor
lands. A committee of twenty five ladies
has been appointed to receive the Gov
ernor's wife.
Fifty-nine precincts complete out of
sixty-three give Gillett 1909, Bell 2412,
Langdon SO. The four precincts still out
are small ones.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09

ALBUQUERQUE. y. NJ. Nov. s.
Complete returns from all but two
counties in the territory has greatly
reduced the plurality of Andrews. Re-
publican candidate for Delegate to Con-
gress. The Democrats claim the MISS
ing counties by from 500 to 500 each.
II confirmed. these returns will result
in the election of LarrazlO. Democrat.
by from 500 to 500 majority.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
LAMprNG-DENNY WEDDING.

SEATTLE, Nov. S.-Colonel George
Lamping, Second Infantry National
Guard Washington, and Miss Edith
Dillon Denny. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland II. Denny, were married to-
night. The bride is granddaughter of
the late Arthur A. Denny, founder of
Seattle.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
CANNoN,s BIG PIrRALITy.

DANVILLE, ILL.,. Nov. S.-OmciaI re-
turns from all the counties in the
Eighteenth District give Joseph Can
non. Speaker of the National House OF
Representatives. a plurality OF 10.0SS.
This is two thousand larger than his
plurality four years ago.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
HoCH PROBABIY ELECTED.

TOPEKA. Kan. Nov. S.-A1though
there are still five Kansas counties not
heard from relative to the election OF
Tuesday. it is generally believed that
HOch, Republican candidate for Govern
or, has been elected by between $500
and 1000 votes
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
GILLETT LEADS By 1900.
Latest Returns IncrenSe Republican
Candidates. Plurality.

The returns at midnight from 2217
precincts out Of a total OF 2417 give the
tssate on Governor as follows: Gillett
l20.6Oz Bell les.16l, Langdon z1,117-
Ctlletts plurality, 12,443. No figures
are at hand from Alpine. Merced. Mari
posa. Pumas. Solano and Trinity coun-
ties
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
REPUBLICANs GAM sENATOn.

HELENA, Mont. Nov. S.-RepOrts
from every county in the State indi-
cate that the Legislature. which will
elect Senator to succeed Senator W.
A Clark CD, will consist of fifty-seven
Republicans and fOrty-three Democrats.
giving the Republicans a majority OF
thirteen on joint ballot.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
REPUBLICAN WIN IN HAWAII.

HONOLULU. Nov S.-Complete re-
turns for Territorial delegate TO Con-
gress gives ]. K. Kalanianaole (R.)
1871, Z. B. McClanahan CD 1855.
Charles Motley (Home Rule) 1919. The
Legislature will be composed as fol-
lows: Senate-Republicans IL. Demo-
Gratis 4. House-Republicans 24. Demo-
Gratis g. Democratic gains were made
eVerYWhere
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
cUMMINs, LARGE PLURALITY.

DES MONIES. Nov. S.-Complete re-
turns from the Iowa election show
Governor Cummins. Republican. re-
elected by plurality Of 22.456- Cum
Minis received 1882 votes, and Porter,
his Democratic opponent, 174.36s.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
McKINLAY IN THE LEAD.

Beard. Democrat. Defeated I'm Second
Congressional District.
In the Second Congressional District
McKinlay leads Beard by 1S45 in 2SS
precincts out Of total of 40S- The
summary follows:
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
CALIFoRN1ANs IN PARIS.

PARIS, Nov. 8.-Mrs. j. C. Berendsen,
Lloyd Berendsen, Anita Berendsen and
Miss Else KIM of San Francisco regis
tered at the Herald Bureau today.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09

CHINESE CHILD's SKULL FRACTURED
Oakland Nov. S.-Chan lew. a. three-year-o
Chinese, son OF a Chinese merchant at $50
Madison street. over by a wagon be-
longing to Harry G.. Williams today and received
injuries from which he may not recover His
skull was fractured.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
ECKLEs GRILLs HEARST.

nounces Yellow Journalism.
JOLIET, ILL.,, Nov. SIN an address
before the Merchants Association of
Joliet tonight, President James H.
Eckles of the Commercial National
Bank of Chicago paid his respects in a
strong manner to Hearst and Hearst
ism and called upon the business men
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
NEW MEXICO STILL IN DOUBT.

tatives He is "a years old and a Dem
ocrat-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-16

A wealthy friend of the Adirondacks
anu of the cause Of large game propa.
cation has authorized me to offer to any
responsible organization or Individual
who viii liberate them on unfencei land
in the Adirondacks (public or private
lands) and win give a pledge that they
viii be protected after liberation, herd
of twenty-elk, all wild forest bred and
in splendid condition; such organization
or individual to assume the expense of
transportation and liberation, which
would be about $500 or $500.
The best time to ship these elk to the
Adirondaeks and liberate them is early
in May. They will not need any feed.
ing or care after liberation, and will be
amply able to shift for themselves IN
the wild state, As they have always lived
wild in the forest. The elk which have
been liberated in the Adirondacks dur
ing the past five years have done well,
and the State Forest, Fish and Game
Commission in their last report place the
number of wild elk in the Adirondaeks
at 200, as against twenty-five in 1901,
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pains down through my limbs so / could
hardly walk. II was as bad case Of female
trouble as / have ever known. Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, ie9wever,
cured me within four months. Btnce that
time Lave had occasion 10 recommend IL to
q number Of patients suffering frcm ell
forms Of female difficulties, and I fad that
while it Is considered unprofemienai 70 rec
ommend patent medicine, / can honestly
recommend Lydia w. Pinkhan's Vegetables
Compound, for have ssand that ii cures
female ills, where all other medicine falls 1t
is a grand medicine FOR sick women"
Money cannot buy such testimony as
this--merit alone can produce such re-
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agree that Lydia e. Pinkham's vege-
table Compound is the most univer-
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When women are troubled with ir-
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The Times Daily Short Story.
l26SGE 1eSNzCsC seSCo

four masked men came through side
door bearing a bier covered with a
canopy of satin and velvet and, max
Ing their way through the guests, who
opened before them. set il down In the
center Of the ballroom Then, while
the rerelers looked on with repressed
expectation. one OF the bearers remoy-
Ell pail and uncovered figure mask
ed and in costume.
what a singular feature"
Ellis hizhness has outdone himself
in originality"
"who could have consented TO play
so grewsome n part-the part Of the
dead|
rs he dendi"
"Dead He will arise presently and
give us novel dance, something never
seen before. come. let us form ring
and spin about him 70 give him lnspira-
ton"
The speaker seized the hand of n
girl looking on, and, willy nilly, she was
carried along. others joining TIL cir
Gle was formed extending to the very
limits OF the ballroom. all dancing,
shouting. singing round and round.
Presently one Of the dancers broke
from the ring md advanced to the bier.
Come" he said. "arlse and give us
the dance OF death" And he tore
away the mask.
A thrill OF horror shot through the
crowd There. rigid. form Of clay, a
face Of marble, cheeks hollow. eyes
sunken. chin dropped upon the breast,
lny the earthly part Of one who few
days before had been the merrlest man
in the principally.
The assembly stood as II petri1ed.
II there were sounds, they were gasps
OF horror: If there were movement. it
was by some who had tainted. The
prince sat immoyoble. From the foot
Of the throne the prime minister adj
vanced few PAGES then stopped and
spoke:
Fool, this night thy soul shall be
required Of thee"
There was q silence during which the
| speaker kept his finger pointed to the
corpse and his eye fixed on the people.
The prince sat silent on his throne,
rigid as a figure Of stone. For a time
no one moved or seemed to move, but
presently The throng grew thinner.
When all were gone the prince de-
seconded from his throne and, hand IN
hand with his prime minister. left tho
room Lastly the bearers took up the
corpse and bore II away, the lights
were turned off, and where there had
been fare OF splendor a single star
looked in through window.
/ From that time the prince had the
satisfaction to sec his people enter
upon a new era. Temples to the arts
and sciences sprang up; homes for the
Door and the sick were erected; IL
brarles we're collected. Where before
only the playhouse and the ballroom
were attended, now eminent think
crs spoke to crowded audiences, while
those whose work II was to cultivate
the soul rcaped rich harvest A
splcndor Of pleasure Ind given way to
I splendor OF morals and intellect
r. a, mitchell.
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ilaced a large single poinsettia bios.
,om, coquettishly nestled among the
Nightly waved tresses.
Salmon pink in deep shade is seen
N the new spring cloth for dressy
street gowns. In the trousseau of Miss
Alice Roosevelt is to be found an ex.
1uIslte frock of this color, with hat to
Natch
The frock illustrated is a chic affair
evolved from mauve chiffon taffeta.
The panel front Of the skirt has dou.
BILE row Of cloth covered buttons as
ormamentation. Around the sides and
back, just below the knee, is a braid
trimmed box plated tiounce. The coat
carries out he same effect, topped with
q collar Of silk and lace
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Ai~FYvNT1Ta'T'FTsT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
[originaIl
This story was told on the night be-
fore Mardi Gras.
"Our mobiles, GildeFstane," said the
prince to his prime minister, "are fast
degenerating. While there is no evil in
them. there is no good. Some wizard
has cast upon them the spell Of frivoii.
ty. Their days are given 20 out Of door
sports, their nights to dancing and
feasting"
II have pondered, your highness, on
their condition and have concluded that
they can only be brought to their senses
by some impressive lesson"
"Have you planE'
II have. | would suggest that your
hlghness issue an order for grand
masquerade to be given at the palace"
"Do you desire our attendance"
"only for a brief space"
The prince sat in deep thought.
"Gilderstane." he said at last, you
have given us many proofs Of your wis
dom as well as Of your fidelity 1t shall
be as yeu desire
A royal command was issued for a
masquerade that was TO exceed In
splendor any fete that had been pre-
viously given. Society at once dropped
ploasure in the present to take firmer
hold on pleasure in the future. All we're
busy hunting original costumes. The
municipality was secured for the oldest,
the richest costumes. while artists were
called upon to produce the most fantas-
tic designs.
The evening arrived. The palace was
a blaze of Lights and, though it was
winter. its interior resembled a garden
az tho tropics The arriving guests
sprang from their carriages with eager
stems ana hurried into the palace,
Pleasure had been pent during the In
terval of preparation and was now
rnadv 10 burst forth with new vigor.
brilliant lights.fell ON Respondent cos
tuncs. Jewels received the rays, broke
Them and sent them back in dazzling
hines. The music had In 1t quic5ening
tbr,lI TO set the blood courslng, the feet
ox,ne There were girls with supple
ar,res. women With quccnly ones,
slender youths and men Of stately micn,
MI swaying rocking In the dance, AZ
tho hours few by the music grew mad
der. the dancing more abandoned,
Eron, n euppcr room came popping Of
.orts bursts OF laughter, shouts Of
,ns'rlrnert. The dancers, breaking
cron prescribed forms, danced alone
Ivolv arms waved aloft Beneath q
Srln-e Of silk and lace sbapely feet IN
Via auttercd like the wings Of swarm
or Write butterdiee
Tbe cioct struck Il.
Themu7ie stopped
Tra dancers, wondering. paused ana
stool stlll. r.r4aI IN
M nrlrce attended by hl5 sun en.
toses moving silently and anu silehc .,
a the throne. g ..-'i ~ H'-
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CRACKED HANDS
FROM BOYHOOD
Wonderful and Satisfactory Result
Obtained by Use Of Cuticura Soap
and Cuticura Ointment at Expense
Of 75c. - Hands Now Well.
ANOTHER CURE BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES

"My trouble has been cracked hands,
or more correctly, ends Of the fingers,
from boyhood. / used all known RENEE
dies, the only benefit received being
temporary relief by filling the little
cracks or hssurasNith hot wax, pitch, tar,
etc, to be frequently renewed to stop
pain. On the 21st day of February
last purchased of w. A. Bibber, drug
gist of Richmond, one box each Of
Cuticura Soap and Cutlcura Ointment,
using freely, according to directions
result, wonderful and satisfactory. At
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Country Road,
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CHIC STYLES.

GirIish Hair ArFanEement-Some Eff
fective Gowns-A New Fabric.
In Paris women are adopting girl
lsh arrangement Of the eoiffure. The
front hair is undulated and parted Sc
verely in the middle OF the forehead.
The back tresses are waved and drawn
up TO meet the front division and pin
ned tight TO the head Over this foun-
dalton is fixed a bunch Of fluffy curls.
About the knot is tied a gauze ribbon,
which is finished at the left side in a
smart stubby bow.
An effective evening dress is in black
spangled tulle. Cream lace makes the
upper part Of the bodice. over which
are jet braces. The short sleeves are a
series of lace hounces. In the hair of
the petite wearer of this gown will be