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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1906-01-27

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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1906-01-27

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The following names resched this
Once last week, too late toadd t0ths
protest from ward s against order.
ing tie whisky election:
n p Dance w Mason
J C Clsunch WI Parker
81 C Matthews r HendeFsOb
il hutehinooB.
Tbass ssvsn baHDw yu1 tn total
up to III Il ths eitissg a vasd .
Who cay they nsvsr ~ or 1ees6 a
the petition asking for the election.
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O'Quinn, T. II. Bradford and DR..
w. p. Robinson as members.
On motion Colfax was made
headquarters for the committee,
and all communications relating to
the campaign are requested to be
addressed to II. G. Goodwin, secre-
tary, at Colfax, La
The ward committees we're re-
quested to assemble in their vari-
ous wards and organize at once by
the election of a chairman and sec
rotary, with whom communication
can be had, and they are requested
to furnish b. G. Goodwin, secre.
tary of the executive committee
with the name and address of theil
various chairmen and secretariel
at the earliest date possible.
The local committees were 10
quested to get mp lists and see Il
the voters of tbsir respective wards
SO how tksy stand on the prohibi
ton qussfSen, solicit financial and
moral aid. arrange The time ant
places for holding meetings in diff
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Nov. G.-At late hour tonight the returns indicate that the Republicans will have A members oi the assembly and the Democrats 16 This will give the Republicans ma jcrity of 2S on joint ballot.
 The Herald says returns from Man haitian and the Bronx indicate Hearst's plurality in New York will be under SC, 900.
 A World bulletin says Hughes is elected and the Chanler is the lieuten- ant governor.
 With only one district missing the vote of Queens county is: Hearst. 22.047; Hughes. 13.SS1.
 20Cs district out of 3031 outside of the city of New York give Hughes 435-250: Hearst. 3i4.0s9.
 Buffalo, N. Y.-The Courier's fig nrss fer Buffalo complete are: Hearst, 22,0l2; Hughes, 31 ,9S2.
 AMSTERDAM, N Y.-This city complete gives Hughes q plurality of 1T0. r ELMIRA. N. Y.-Chemung county complete give Hughes Sl4G; Hearst. s142.
 ELMIRA, N. Y.-Elmira city com plete gives Hearst G9G plurality.
 SYRACUSE, N. Y.-The vote of this city complete: Hughes. 15.51c; Hearst. f1.T5o. In 1904 Higgins. 1G.. 01C; Herrick, 11.030. This is gain of 21i for the Democrats.
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OHIO

CINClNATI, Nov. Qualifications at 10 p. m. are that the Republicans have elected Aimi Thompson secretary of state by . large plurality.
 Nicholas Longworth is reelected to congress. sS.
 Chairman Dick. of the Republican State Committee of Ohio, claims the state 75,000. He also claims that the Republicans have elected congressman in the First, Second. Third, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh. Twelfth. Thirteenth, Fourteenth. Eff. teenth, Sixteenth, Seventh. Eighteenth. Nineteenth and Twentieth districts. He comedies the Democrats the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth.
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NORTH DAKOTA

FARGO, N. D., Nov. G.-Eighty- y-eight precincts. including the cities of Far go. Grand Forks, Hillsboro, and Bis marck, all in the northern part of the state show the Democrats leading for governor by 1439 majority, and for judge of the supreme court by S2f. Republicans elect balance of ticket by a large majority The southern DOT ton of the state has not yet been heard from, and may eject Republican governor and judge by small majority.
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DELAWARE

WILMINGTON. Del. Nov. Cit is stSted st II D. m. that the Republi- CTS have carried the state and elect al Rurton for congress over Marvel. the Democrat. They will also con trol the legislature that will elect a succ "ssor to U. s. Senator Alec, a Republican.
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simon furthermore claimed to be in communication with God and the spirits so that his inquiry concerning his source of information regarding the fate of Arizonans after death was foolish and unnecessary. A man who asks such questions as that is a nuisance if he is nothing worse. Peo- pie do not like to have to puzzle them selves to answer such fool interroga- tories. especially when they cannot answer them satisfactorily. even to themselves. It was therefore suspect cd that Simon would be better of. so far as the peace of mind of this com munity is concerned, if he were in the asylum.
 At this examination it was not shown that he had undergone great degree of mental improvement and he was or dered 10 the asylum. where he could study cit the answers to his silly ques- tions for himself.
 Simon is a native of Virginia. but for the last four years until a month ago he has been living in California.
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NEW YORK STATE ELECTS HUGHES
 GOVERNOR
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tSOuliHutQ HUH IT age OAtt Ha
 Congressman J. w. Wadsworth, for many years chairman of the house committee on agriculture at Washing ton. was defeated in the Thirtyfourth New York district. M
 REPUBLICANS CLAIM CONGRESS.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Chairman J. S. sherman of the Republican Nation al Committee late tonight sent the fol lowing telegram to President Roose- welt e " &
 ''Of nine districts heard from which we classed as doubtful we have re ports showing seven Republicans and two Democrats elected. All indications confirm our estimate of Republican congress by fully fifty
 CHICAGO. Ill.-Dispatches to the Associated Press up to 12:45 a. m. show that the Republicans have elccs- ed 1S0 members of congress and i!ic Democrats 40. sheTe being sGii 66 districts missing.
 TUCSON, Ariz. = H. B. Telney. chairman of the Territorial Republl- can committee, says. Cooper will have a majority of 500." An unusu- ally heavy vote was polled everywhere. The vote for statehood will not exceed 20 per cent in Arizona. Chairman Dillon. of the Democratic Territorial Central Committee. estimates Mark Smiths (Dem.) majority at 1000.
 BOSTON.-The Republicans were victors in the state election today. Gov. Guild was reelected by consid- erably increased plurality over last year. while his opponent, District Az torney John B. Moran, oi Dosto;. the candidate of the Democ.Giic and Pro hibition parties ard Independence League. received ! somewhat larger vote thar that given lo th5 Democrat ic candidate two years ago.
 DENVER-There is no reason to doubtthc claim of Chairman Vivian, of the Republican State Central Commit. tee. that the entire Republican State ticket has been elected in Colorado by majority ranging from 15,G00 to 30.000. It is believed that the ar
 rent Republican landslide has elected good majority of the Republican can. didates for the legislature. and that the successor of United States Sena- tor Thomas NJ. Patterson (Dem). to be chosen at the coming session of the legislature. will undoubtedly be Re publican.
 f SALT L.AKE-The Republicans in Utah have elected their state ticket returning Jee Howell to congress and eleciing Jos. F.. Prick justice of the Supreme Court.
 r. EAST LAS VEGAS. N. M-The city l. and county of Las Vegas will give Lsrrazolo. Democratic candidate for congress. majority Of 200.
 San Miguel county will elect the whole Republican ticket, and give An drews (Rep), for congress. a majority of from two to four hundred.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Nov. G.-In Charles county it is estimated that Congress man Mudd tRep.) will have plurality of about 900. His reelection seems as. sured.
 stands the same as last, Republicans gain one in the first district and lose one in the third.
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GLovERSvILLE. N. Y.-Returns complete for this town show: Hughes. s913: Hearst. 1194. l. OYSTER BAY, N- Y.-Hughes car ried Oyster Bay by 105.
 TROY, N. Y.-The vote of Troy complete shows: Hearst, 9252; Hughes, 90S6.
 BROOKLYN-Erie county complete gives Hughes approximately l5oo plu- rality.
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TENNESSEE

NASHVILLE. Nov. 6.--At S:30 to- night reports show Patterson CDem.). |. for governor, receiving the usual of year majority in middle Tennessee. which indicates his election by 1900 to 1000.
 Republicans elected congressman in the first and second districts. while ;he Democrats elected all others, ex- cepting the eigth. which is in doubt.
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R WYoMiNG.

CHEYENNE, Nov. 6.--Meager re-
 turns show the entire state Republi- can ticket is elected by majorities
 ranging from 5000 to 5000. The leg islature will be Republican and will
 elect Senator Warner to the senate to succeed himself.
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SOUTH DAKOTA

SIOUX FALLS. s. D., Nov. G.-Lit- tie interest was taken in the election in South Dakota this year. Crawford. tRepD. was elected governor. but the Republican majority was materially reduced.
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MASSAcHuEIIS

sional districts in Massachusetts elect one Democrat and eight Republican congreSsmen.
 Republicans were victorious in the state election today. Guild being elected by large majority.
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WISCONSIN,

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Nov. G.-This city gives Davidson (Rep.) for gover- nor a plurality of over 500. 1S5 pre- cincts outside of Milwaukee give Dav- idson 12,03i; Ward, 10.060.
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That Lee was on his own premises when Davis. knowing that Lee had said if he came up there he would kill him. advanced towards the locality. where he knew Lee was standing. That he was armed with a sixshooter and Lee had a shotgun. That as Davis came around the corner of the Me- Bride house Lee killed him.
 Lee says that Davis went under the name of Chas. Drain in Roswell. New Mexico. and served term in the pen- iteptiary at santa Fe, x. NJ.
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ALABAMA

MONTGOMERY. Nov. G.-Incom- plete returns indicate an overwheim- ing victory for the entire Democratic ticket and nominees for congress. The vote was light.
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ILLINOIS

CHICAGO, Nov. G.-Cannon is elect ed in the Eighteenth congressional district by a plurality of about 6500. George Smith (Rep). elected to con gross in the Twenty-Fifth district. F. 0. Lowden. in the Thirteenth district, is reelected by plurality of 5000. ,
 Returns from nearly 500 precincts in Chicago indicate the Independence League ticket has boiled about 10000 votes
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WEST VIRGINIA

WHEELING, Nov. 6.-The returns indicate that the Republicans have car ried this county by 2O00 majority. and elected Republican for congress by 2500.
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RHODE ISLAND

PROVIDENCE, R. l.. Nov. 6.-Indi- cations are that the Republicans will control both branches of the legisla- ture.
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aoTH CENTURY MEDICINE:

The miscrope shows; the radio active remedies cure the disease. Dr. D. McSwegan has the medal o{ the h. ternational Medical Congress. He is experienced and up-to-date, and gives
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 6.-The re- turns show a very light vote, but the election of eight Democratic congress men is certain.
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Cigars. candies. fresh fruit, nuts, etc. Junction Drug Co.
 It's three-six-six, Junction Drug Go.
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Cigars. candies. fresh fruit, nuts etc. Junction Drug Co.
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UTAH

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. G.-Con- sressman-at-Large Jos. R. Howell (Rep.), was reelected.
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PATENTS-I furnish my clients with copies of all correspondence had in their cases (except foreign.) I also furnish free of charge complete cop ies of drawings and specifications.
 JAMES R. TOWNSEND,
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Let us do your prescription work Junction Drug Co.
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA. Nov. G.-All the Dem ocratic candidates are elected.
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SOUTH CAROLINA

COLUMBIA, s. C.. Nov. 6.-The en- tire Democratic state ticket is un- doubtedly elected. The vote was light
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Blacksmiths, blacksmith helpers. hand tool sharpeners, carpenters and carpenters helpers. 25 cents per day Increase over old wage scale.
 Message from Bartion.
 Superintendent Pattison yesterday was in receipt of the following mes sage from President Bardon. of the Shattuck-Arizona. dated at Ashland.
 Ashland. Wis. Nov. $. ''R. NJ. Pattison. Superintendent: We heartily favor raise of wages. Our faithful employees should share our prosperity.
 ''Shattuck-Arizona Copper Co.
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MINERS WAGES RAISED IN
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contemplated on the first of the month was abanaoned.'
 The advance in wages by the com panies in this district means the dis tribution of almost half million dol lars more per annum among our peo- ple. Almost every man employed by mining company in Bisbee will re- ceive s7.5o per month in advance of the present wage scale. The raise has been based upon 25 cents per day per man regardless of the amount per day he is now receiving. The five dollar men have been raised no more than the $3.5o per day employees. and the following is partial schedule of the wages of the Warren district:
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School supplies. etc. Junction Drug Co.
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HUSBAND KILLS RIVAL WITH
 SHOT, GUN
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that he ordered that Davis should nev-
 CT put his foot on the Lee premises again.
 | Behind the killing of yesterday is a | long story of quarreling over some property at Lowell, suit for divorce
 against Lee brought by his wife. its dismissal at the last term of court. ! made by Lee and his wife. in all Of
 which the man killed yesterday played an important part.
 Mrs. NIcBridc's Story. Mrs. Mcbride made statement to the Review just before noon yester- day. She said:
 MT. Mcbride came down towards
 my house this morning. He said that i if Mir. Davis came on his premises he
 would kill him. I told him not to do | any shooting around my house and to please go over farther on the hill | if there was to be any trouble.
 Knew that Mir. Davis was coming up to
 my house for lunch, and for fear there
 would be trouble, I wrote him note
 not to come. Mir. Davis has been our
 friend for some time. I sent my boy
 down town with the note and when he
 returned he told me that, in addition | to giving Davis the note. he had told 1 him that Lee was just outside of our l fence and had said he would kill Davis ! if he ca;De up there. My boz had just got home from town when l
 heard Lee say, Here he comes now I knew there would be trouble. I | began screaming and in a second l | heard shot. The report iarrej my
 house. grabbed my baby boy and jumped through the window on the | opposite side of the house. A short
 time after the first shot another shot
 was fired. I did not see Davis coming toward the house. but knew it was him when Lee said. Here he comes " ! Lee Gives Up.
 The shooting was heard in Lowell and Deputy Sheriff Humm was soon
 on the scene. He met Lee coming
 down the path leading to town and when he met the officer he sail ht wanted to give himself up. He was |
 branch jail at Lowell. Later in the day he was removed to Bisbee. Al the jail Lee consented to see a Review reporter and made an extended state mcnt. In answer to the question .'why did you kill Davis?" his answer was: T had to do 1t in seif-defense When he came around the house ht ba. .v c;. in, h fS ha m nd
 in the act of raising it when I firec the first shot"
 The officers wno were first on thu scene found Davis gun lying betweer his legs.
 Lee repeatedly made the statemen that he was forced to kill Davis, oi be killed himself, and since his re turn from Globe the threat had beer communicated to him that Davis in tended to kill him. Lee admitted that he carried the shotgun abou his yard and house to protect him self and never went anywhere with
 out it. He said that the killing pri
 marily. was on account of his wife
 He said that Ienever h. was at home Mrs. Lee left and when he went tC Globe she returned to the house ant that Davis came along a boarder The justice court records at Lowel show that the three parties have beer in the justice court on more than one occasion. once Davis had Lee arrest ed for stealing horse which Mrs Lee claimed. Mrs. Lees Statement. Mrs. Lee was found at the home oi MT. and Mrs. Fuss in Brewery Guich
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Mrs. I.cc.s Statcmcnt.


 Mrs. Lee was found at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Fuss in Brewery Gulch. She was crying when the reporter arr rived. but soon regaineJ her com posture. T am going to tell the whole truth about this thing" was her first statement.
 T want to have justice dope and am going to have it. My husband had no right to kill that man any more than he would have to kill you Do you know that the people Of Lowell say that you have been on in- innate terms with this man Davis?'' asked the reporter.
 Then they lie." was the answer of the woman. ''and defy them to prove the assertion Besides Davis. had other boarders at my house and I have had to support myself for the past year. My husband has not con- tributed one penny towards my sup port during this time. When my hus- band came home I refused to stay in the same house with him because I was afraid of him. He drank a great deal. When he returned from Globe a few days ago. I would not stay in the house at night and have been sleeping here at the home of MT. and Mrs Fuss. When he came to the house with the shotgun two or three days ago I sent word to my brother not to come near the place for was afraid Lee would kill him."
 At the time of the killing Mrs. Lee was in Bisbee at the home of MT. and Mrs. Fuss. Later in the day she went to Lowell to view the dead remains of Davis. but has not been to the iaiI to see her husband.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lee were married in Mexico, under the laws of that coun- try. about two years ago and were married again In Bisbee about year ago. From that time their domestic infelicity seems to have commenced.
 To sum up the tragedy it appears according to statements made by hptll
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GROCERY SHOPPING MADE PHEASANT.

GROCERY SHOPPING IS | MADE PLEASANT AT OUR
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 THAT WHAT YOU BUY IS
 CLEAN AND WHOLESOME.
 JUICY QUEEN OLIVES.
 PERHAPS YOU HAVE NOT
 YET TRIED ANY OF THOSE
 NEW MAMMOTH SPANISH
 OLIVES THAT WERE lM-
 PORTED BY US SOME TIME
 AGO. IF YOU HAVE NOT
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 MISSED ONE OF THE BEST OFFERINGS WE HAVE MADE. FOR SOME TINE,
 BEYOND A DOUBT THESE. OLIVES ARE THE LARGEST, I TENDEREST AND MOST | EVER RECEIVED IN TIE l PERFECT BULK GOODS | SOUTHWEST. EVERYONE | IS FREE FROM FLEMISH, | WITH A HEAVY MEAT AND | SMALL PIT. AND kNOTH- l FER IMPORTANT FACTOR IN FTHElR FAVOR IS THAT | THEY ARE IN THEIR ORIG ! NAL BRINE, WHICH RE- | FANS FOR THEM THE OR- | IGINAL FLAVOR OF THE | FRESHLY PACKED FRUlI. | WHILE THEY LAST, PER ! PINT 35c. QUART 70c; | GALLON S2.50.
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Miners. per day.. .s3.75 Carmen. per day.. 3.15 Shaftsnen, per day. 4.25 Timbermen. per day, .......... 4.25 digger bosses, per day, ....... 4.25 Pumpmen. per day, 4.25 Cagers. per day, 4.25 Mule drivers. per day. .......... 3.15 First motion hoisting engineers per day. 5.25 Second motion hoisting engineers, per day. .-................ 4.75 DiRkey engineers. per day.. 4.15 Fire men. per day. 3.75
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SOME BoDYS BIRTHDAY YOU WANT TO REMEMBER IN NOVEMBER?
 AICASEFUL OF SUCCESS TONS FOR GIFTS, MEX PENSiVE OR COSTLY.
 RINGS, CHAINS, BRACE. LETS, PENDANTS, FEARS, BR0OC HE'S, HAPPENS, COlFfURE COMBS, BELT, PINS, BELT-BUCKLES, F0BS, SCARF-PiNS, ALL SET WITH THE STONE OF AMBER .HuE.n
 BUT EVEN IF, YOU WERE NOT BORN IN NOVEMBER. THE TOPAZ IS CONSIDER 2 ED A LUCKY ST0NE-A .MUSTY OLD TOME SAYS THAT IF WILL BRING MON. EY AND FRIENDS TO THE WEAKER.