The Jersey City news., 1906-11-07
s. ssNylI gfysIs fpERY
R5ruuS1-n cenGi1ato Defeata
F.lsicn Nsndns In ?snnsyI-
yania EI,eti5n,
RGTAa WINS IN P4lLADELF FHIA

kual--s E.etropolis Gives Plurality to
e~eE ssiicln Aspirant For Office OF
Di~trics Attorney - D~mocrsts Cain
Five Representatives In c-nar~cs
Legislature RomSins Republican.
Philadelphia, Nov. THE most ex.
e1ting cxh-oeiJn in Pennsylvania IN
twenty-five yearg has L.Se1 in a tri-
u-ph fer Edwin s. Stuart (Pep.) for
cvernor over Lewis Emery, Ir. Oem
nd Lincoln paxE) Ly a plLr Fly th-t
Aa RepubheM Gkl1~s deSsx-ra wollu
rsAcL 1@,0JI. A-fsc fl II he coLte0
for evrAe7 a-d eu-er st.u odc-re
the c,iSl iYt~ru1s c~ntere1 In tho bGt-
Il In LAs-is-o lLlA- for Rsatriet s.*arnSy
and IL a f1v u she consrassien ! diS-
trictg, HeIn;1rl of tS3 Louise CT rep
re-entati eS ara county q GERS were
-i~cted il every c~unty, AMI tate sen
trs wsre caos~n in TWENTY-FIVE of tle
h4ty GistrictS.
5arq u P. RotLn (2ep.) was elect ID
istrict attorl~y in Philadelphia Ey a
yot- which his friends say win exceed
DJG lL~ating Clarence Gibboney,
VIZ I'D {Se support Of the reform
Grc~o nd tEo Democrats.
Lei i..Is otiIl Ropuhlio-n.
ne iLco-linS l~sisl ture VII be
su r4dy HeH~rlc-n. sltloush lot SO
vN~~Sb inas1ssJ as it was two years
asl
Ahe nov personci registration law
wi a visit into effect since the last
IL tiI- r~d1~Sd the norElal v0ta in
m7ny Il tie citie0. Fle corrupt
p ae41cD set vEicA Glet became opera
dyo incS tle last Ell ction, elso oper-
sc0 & cut Gf~n tn vote in Eorne 10.
e.e-. This act pT1z bite tho use OF
6 8 st efeetion1 uccLt fer Lgiti-
l. p',rLoses a7d 10 said to Ia . &c
s.NE poA worker from bvyin2
yo
Gu Of tHa cllf7S seHcs in the stet~
ce1aLsRn we tha ss clpA-i, with
~ SEX lie $st On cIs. 4. Tie f-icE-
i~so ols nlS cbat stvSral riaion y l.
las y 0 oHA lasgsvc ed 1uriies tins
~ rapra 10 esJ 4 fuszn-Aina IN
MLiplssp rs tnilCtn.. Tho BeD1b-
l-aI o. NJ fetso II 3Gbrd Ii so-es1f-Af II
Nsotsd t iLvwti g~tv tIsoas ,Sa7escs
4-d n Al--S tie raspeasnt-.ty f1 t1e
llsosed e-trcyayanhs v-hsEo il rlgnt-
fully ss,-lnSs,.
DJa..ss~se G ~. sonsrsa7+sen-
Cen,r,sso s-tSs~tc hcn I'll tee Psnn-
1yiy<Hs o5iAgS ID soat<I disttiyr e Z
~ "a plba De@S tu4~.ey-r-G sD4 n
d q csz1k iii re De1Sc7z,s taG
Ky ou- Rp-ossnss- tr'e from xli3 stats
IN d r@&r sLtNc-lErczr.
c. tho t~sxScAio Al coruCt Che hot
Jnu n no ssrubli~an hosr lea 1e-L
d L.al as 1opcrA1 ~ DE-. R. ]. Ics>e k
wsc ves ne6alated b. 90 fIC. onlrF-
toeSLAa 1t VIZ ttcus-Tt r. w1G0 IL
coT fi0 WI n to labcr u1iors, wticl
are L--cas n tLis d.c.rict. Dalnsll wal
r~-niOct q
There woTs contests against Con
graeorlen AchesNn in tho Washington
Ct srlct, Clmsted in tie Dauphin Gis-
tri-t, Lafean in the York d-Ctrict, Lilly
in tie Bradford district and Dale in
Ito Lackawanna district. Thomas D.
Nichols, IN trict president of the Unit
ea Mine Workers, was ths Democratic
Ecminee against Dale. Deemer was
opros0d by William ., Wilson, Demo
crat, and naticnl secretary treasures
Ct the mine workers. President join
Mituh-ll k-ade speeches for Nicholla
an1 Wilson in their districts.
The state senator's v-h were elected
will serve in the T9 t two reTLla7 ses
ri r II ti-e leri-lat wy and will vote fol
a U-jted Sits s~nator in the session
of 1y1a, wheL successor to BoieE
PG-ra1sc will be chos n. The state was
apportioned by the legislature at the
extra session, and this election was the
first under the new annOrtionment