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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-27
MRS. DEMAssEY UrMovED.
Is Charged With Murder, But Says She
 Will Come Out All Right.

New York, November I26.-A coro- ner's jury today returned a verdict holding Mrs. Annisia Louise DeMassey responsible for the death of Gustav Simon, shirt manufacturer. simon was shot and fatally wounded last week in his factory on Broadway. Mrs. DeMassey, who had been employed oy Simon as a designer, was arrested, charged with firing the shots.
 She has consistently denied her guilt Witnesses who appeared before the coroner's inquest testified, however, that just before his death Simon iden- tified Mrs. DeMassey as his assailant. Mrs. DeMassey receiv l the verdict ol
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-27
NEW OFFICERS NAMED
 FOR MERIDIAN BANK
E. B. McRaven New President of Union
 Bank and Trust Company-Negro Kills Man In Road.

Meridian Miss. November 26.-(SpeciaD The board of directors of the Union Bank and Trust company tonight elected E. B. McRaven, formerly vice president, to the presidency to succeed George w Meyers recently deceased; J. A. Gibson, second vice president and secretary and treasurer of the Meridian Light and Rail- way company, cashier, to succeed.>A. c. Hunter, resigned to go to Kentucky to accept a similar place with the Bank of Versailles; and R. c. Weems, assistant cashier This position is new one, hay ing been allowed to remain vacant since the resignation of MT. Carter some time ago.
 Arrangements were completed this aft ernoon for a football game on Thanks giving Day between tue Meridian Athletic association team and an eleven from Hattiesburg. Both teams are in excellent condition and have made good records during the season.
 Morgan Massengale, negro, shot Nelz Patterson on the old Marion road northeast of this city and the latter is believed to be fatally injured. The shoc Ing is said to have grown out of a pre- vious personal difficulty. Massengale made good his escape, but is said to be we'll known to the local police.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-27
. CANAL ZONE. eaths In Three

nber 26.-Not a
 in the canal zone ast three months, 1. by the isthmian lich has just been I Gorgas, the chief le zone. The de-
 rate among the iorgas reports, is to the decrease in .ober the deaths ,loyes were eighty. {, whites. Colonel rat we have found bring of perpetual
 Panama is not so ealth point of view eyed"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-27
Tuesdays Programme.

The central feature of Tuesday nights programme will be the play, "A Game of Love-" by some of the older pupils of Mrs. Crowe in which the cast of four characters will be as follows;
 The Young Widow. .. Miss Margaret Rust The Maid, ,.,............. Miss Hazel Marsh An Elderly Lady,. Miss Myrtle Williams The Star. .............M Miss Myrtle Williams The Star. Miss Jeannie Frazier
 number of popular vocal and instru- mental selections will also be interspersed between the acts as those in charge are sparing no efforts to make the affair a grand success The bazaar will continue through Wednesday night.
 Mrs. Grove is preparing to present an- other of her attractive musicales to the public within the next few weeks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-27
When the di-

When the di- \ gestive organs , have become
 impaired you
 suffer from
 Poor Appetite, : : Sour Rlsings, {. DyspepsIa, M indigestion, " chills, Cotds,
 or Costiveness. < The Bltters al \ ways cures. y Trxr if fn6aW
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-27
' Helress. .

mber 26.-United
 at Guadalajara,
 williamson Peck,
 a large hacienda e request is from o, Colo, who stat onsular agent that or a very wealthy 10 was MT. pecks orted to have been slide. The woman 000,000 in her own 
 oy his own pistol. when the gun ,bard on the side ball passing with ay, daughter of ay, who has been alescent. and able will entertain the thursday night at avenue and Twen-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-27
E. T. Shaw & Sons. Undertakera

Green Undertaking Company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-27
CITY ITEMS.

ALLEGED GRIP THIEF-J. Carter, white, was arrested yesterday by Officer Hamilton, charged with grand larceny. It is alleged that the man took suit case belonging to another from the union station.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-27

the cOrOners Jury Iy As sHe SUc up to be led bac her cell III the Tombs she shc ds with seVeIai persons in tl room ana salu: "IIl take yself when I'm across t' .ey'll never get me-"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-27
EXCELSIOR STEAM LAUNDRY
 DOES
 EXQUISITE WORK. GEORGE A. BLINN 6 SON 1sO5-7 Second Avenue. Phone 222.
STRING OF STEAMSHIPS.

1sob-7 second Ayenue. Phone 222.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-12-19

Thanksgiving is over. Christmas
comes next.
Do your Christmas shopping now.
Do not put it off. Every day you wait
makes il harder for you and harder
for those in the stores who wait upon
you.
Shop now and do your shopping at
home if possible. Don't rush off to
Philadelphia for your holiday pur-
chases until you have inspected the
goods the home merchants have to
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-12-19
Do Your Xmas Shopping Now!

offer. If you cannot make your entire
selection at home make as much of it
as you can. Take time to read over
the advertisements in the JOURNAL.
Many wide-awake merchants use these
column to direct you to their store and
stock.
Shop now. Every purchase you
make at home aids in the prosperity
and growth of the island resorts.
Keep it In mind.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-22
@iess- Gsab.


Better unb MmsIia G9snfs, 20S0
Scooter Abe., Ndo6en. - &obsrt 6.
uno gsarl Dole, 9O1 6Ouibern Str.
Rnabe. - Senrp uno psarl Rotp.
Staot, Meb&en. -Di1iom uno Warp
Glenn, 25l g. 8empls abs.. Mdo.
DEN. - 8. @. uno Rina Burns. els
9. RsuSsrf.p Str, Wdb9sn. -prof.
Z. Q. uno Ssnnis Dome, Sc g. au'
oubon. &nabe. - aribur unb Babel
Jenns, Staot, Rnabe. - Sames uno
Olips 8euis, staot, anabe.
4etraut.
@lennie g. Wpers - emma W. Zee.
GARDEN.
Bm. .. Smiib-9aif 5. grOun.
Sbos. 8. Button-gmma 5. 6armer.
Charles g. pries-W innie 9. @ilbig.
Ri&orb o. gatss-@pa q. 5sabspatb
5rant W. 5altsnbsrrp-9a3sl 2eaion.
Sobn o. 6~umble-8srtba Wit9eQ.
gehnrbtu.
Sobanna Suaiban, go, us We'
Rimabe. -8bomas Welib. %. Stabt.
6oipttal. - gmmu 9abis. AZ, 767
Center Str. = e5nrab 6. 6obbs. SO.
81 DeR IL. 6tr. - glenors 8ilbsrt,
48. l34 yeifenoOrf Sir.-5Iora Serene
Sones. Ronaie, 2435 Crforo Ctr.
-SObn goroan, 45. 6eils.Hrmee. -
Sane 8. Ramisp. 70. 14l0 g gapi.
tot Aos. - @iliam Or. Britain, 1880
Wsf 81. Str. = 3aaariab Bel, SO,
psnnfplpania unb "a. Ctr. - George
Humphrey. AZ, 1927 q. eenats ape.
-garI Dor, 2, HOO Of l3. Str. -
girsil q. Carlton. 81. 2218 Oh 10.
Str. -W arp Ssntisttn Wunion, 2Q30
B~slefontains Str. - ReIinoa u. So-
nss. SO, 2505 Aiblanb Abe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-22

a permiethsH Setn ader 0arfeniaub xebn
q usuen 6aus, uiu Usiltu xorbwehli& bon
ser stabt. Lttmar Keller, aaS on Baibinston Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-22
0roeerbwagen ssp' hubert.

unbsfannien @aunern gelan9 es
geffern furs Dor 6 uhr. ben on Der ct.
SoTepb Str, nabe SQinois Strabs
baltenosna bIiefsrunsswasen Ger 5irma
Slid uno Shane um 8roesrbmaarsn
TIM Bertbe bon $50 gu bsraubsn. Der
6ubrmann bss Wassns mar lur auf
eine Rinute ms 6aus sstreteu. um
etne Abltsferung 80 bsforgsn. unb fanb
BET fetner @tsberiebr ben lsersn Wa.
gen Dor. Die pOiiasi uuroe iOfOrt be-
na&ri9tiet unb fu&te nod ben Banbi.
ten, obus bitislbsn 81 fiHbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-22

2oeaLB etterberi9 t.
Sd5n unb etuaS fdIter ute Ra9t
Sonntaa, fd6n.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-22
...MYreS Bulletin.
sNerfamf.

@ebu3irte 8reiie inb iebt bie &eseI.
Wenn sic nod cine Yuppe gu taufen
baben 10 profitiren Sic, tuenn Sic
uniere auswobI beidtisen.
l450uise setleioete Ruppen, aiIortirte
SHUTTER in Sleibern, tuertb boais 75e /;
0erfaufspreis soc
Sib Sorper Yuppen, l9 3oH lang,
Siften unb Snieeri s~esliebert. feinfe
8isque &opfe nit natirIidem 2odens
baar, nur .98c
nnsefabr so bibl9 setIeiSete Yuppen
gu einem 9roben 8abatt. Dies finb
Die i90niten guppen in elmer 8arietat
bon Sr0Ben unb Sorten. Sie erifen
Sdufer erbalten Die bette Iusmabl.
Sauptflur, 8eitsans.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-22
e.

3 ouerIaub e.
Q. Uabts, S&eune, $uTeoo, nate Is.
Ctr. q. g. Grsn3sI, @efoena. 1904
q. Rerieian Str. 5000. & 6. o.
Def9ltr, gebdube, 1877 g. Sginois
Str.. $l4. 100. - 3. 6. 0of. Bad.
Rein.g ebduoe. part Noe. unb 10.
Str., 81. 725. -@uffab g. Sole. 3uei
Toppel D~obnbduisr. proIpeet unb
ct. Better 6tr., IS. 908.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-22
go
unter ELF iunaen alb

= unter elf iungen alb
pofaten, Die tiirali3 in 8aris ben
@bppfateneib ubgelegt BADEN, befans
ben fi6 audi 5tpei Srauen, Srau Be
nese9, Die Satin zines @bpotaten.
unb Srdu Mile. Mit ben beioen
tpeiblt6en 4%bbptuten, bic in Parts
{don arbeiten, es limb bas Mdbume
9etit unb Mdbame Gbaupin, 5d6lt
Guris iebt bier Ibpotdtinnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-22

@tr ofertrem fur ote
Tetertaae rnier rethbaItt.
8eS Eager bon einbetmtiMen
ttno ttnporttrtett @etnen,
Gtqu6reu, @btSfteS, etc /,
iotpfe tmporftrte Tlai6em.
Stere. Detoe telephone
4O7. Saeob Web9er 60.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-22
@etterberfht.

sar "a etunbsn .nS.nSr MIR worasns, AZ. 8ssbf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-22

Gina 135 Rdb9ei Der Brpuer
& 2obe Bros. 8aumuonenitinneret
gtngen geitsru on ben Streit, bis Rd
cine Differing beStisIi4 Der Safpeftion
Der Arbett qefldrt bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-22
Ynioaal=N ott3em.

6err Auguif Re9uIa, Der
fuIanie Dirib bon 1908 GHo gof
etr., feisrte asfsrn ieinsn @eburtsiaa
NIT einem feinsn gsburtstaes 2un9
au benz ale feline 6reunbe singslaosn
tuaxer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-22

@bteaso. %. DECEMBER.
SIR Snbiana: S4Dn beute Ibene unb
6omnta q /; ettpas fdlter beute 9ta1t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-22
@rnmbeisentbmms llebsrtraguneen.

@uttan y. YoblHlan on pafrid W.
Duff, 6Rli8e Sdifte BON Got % unh
Sbeil bon % In D%ougbsrtp's Subb.,
Outlot 80, 80 bei a. 5uB, bsrbei.
isrt, ehbisits Der proipsei Str, b.
LTD bon NcRernan Ctr. $1,000.
0iliam 9. pidens on gmma Ni.
&olas, Cots IA bis 148 In 2i9bts
geaebue aoo., 200 Bet 268 ~ JuB,
baeaut, nOrb Dsftli3e gae bon Bruao.
tpap uno so. StraBs. SLIPS.
antbonp 2sf9 on SaeOb &. 2sid.
SbeiI bon Got 8 In 2~ippsneott's Noo.,
81 Bel - SUB. berb.Rsrt, eHoieite Der
SoutbeaFsrn Abe, 6fli9 bon Gums
nit Ctr. $3.50.
George g. u. @sifenborn on 5. %.
8roubribss, Cots 19 unb 20, Wun-
belle u. u. Subj, $beil DAT 6iq, 60
BET 1887 CUB. pacant, Offsite Bel.
liz Str. n6rbIi9 bon Sarwin Ctr.
$500.
@eoras g. Sisfen on Senrp 8sfsr.
She'll Nubsrlot 70. 90 BET 157 SUB.
berbeHert. GHbfeite Marfe. Str. 6f.
lid bon Gruie Ctr. $4,000.
@Iifforb u. Wealpin on @Iiaabsit
". 5intbam. She'll Got 10. Webb's
Aob., southport. $3.50.
earle %. Bigger on katherine u,
@burd u. a.. 2pis 456 uno ASH,
2iabfs gslIepue aboiiian, so bel pa
5nb, baeant. Wsffsits Der college ab.
ftbli& bon So. Str. $3.50.
Roietta u. Smith on Sarab 9.
5enorids. 8beiI bon Got rs. WoobruH
placs. 40 BET ITO SUB. bacani. WsR,
isits bss MiobIe Srips. fiOli9 por
groB gribe. $500.
Atibur 6. Dominion al, Clarence 8.
goobpin. fbeil bon Got 625, Stout's
Snbiana Abe. abolition. natant, Of'
feits Ger 8hrteIbabn. n6rbIi1 bon Is.
Ctr. $500.
Greo ! pfffersr, aominifrator. an
2ouife pfifsrsr. ausi Drittel bon Sol
SO, Bfoun's Shb Wsriotan Str. ab
bitiOn, 32.5 BET Ill SUB bsrb., 0orb.
wefsde @sssnt uno pennfploania Str.
1888 SO.
Wihael Gbannon on @uffab 6
Sots, Got 8, Rspsr's erie abolition.
40 bet 135 SUB, baeant, Wsfisite be,
ct. Better Str. n6rbIi9 bon prOfpsci
Ctr. $640
paImer q. StoIueI on Greb Cline,
She'll bon Got 240, Worton placs
Aob., 1O2 BET AZ. O5 SUB. psrbsFsrt,
fao6fli9e gds Nsm Ssrisp unb 19,
Ctr. $4,000.
gbmnrb g.. 6unnieut on benielben,
Got 90. Boulsparb parf Abb, 40 be-
100 SUB, pueant, norb6fIids gfs
DsInre uno 90. Strabs. 1899. lnD
5reb. 3. Abams on WabaIa Shoe.
mater. Got Is. Tounsn's arienal
6siabts abbs. 40 bet 100 6uB. psr'
bsRsrt, 6hIi&e Settle Der Ssfsrion
Abs., ihbIi9 bon 10. Ctr. $3675.
Nannie Woffit on Wariba u. Sobu
She'll bonn slubsnlot JAG. W0ibina
ton Mbe. unb Wnfbiuaiou Str. $4,000.
Soisph =. eGmib on 2ibis 3 Orr.
Got IA unb 8bsil 143, TouQbertp's
Subj. aubsnlot 80, AZ BET ITO 5uB,
nerbsHert. Rorbfsite Dooblatpn abe.
tpsRli9 bon WeQernen Strabe ST.
$50.
Jpbn u. Bieior an Winnie Woneu.
ueb.r, Got Isl. @ilep's Subj,
aubsnIot 1852, ETC., 33 bet 100 Jub.
baeant, @sffeite pnea Str, ihoIfG
bon 10. Strabe. $3.50.
Brablep 6pIfon & 60. an Sobn 3.
Omen, 8bsiI fhomsRIi&s gierteI.
SEC. 33, 8omnTbip II, @anae 4,
1905 Aeres. Waibineton Sownibip.
81, 900.
SaStb u. @rsfb on SSsrrp g. Wil.
Iiams. Got 81 Tn WiIsp &c. sdbb. In
OutIot 10 &C., IS bet 125 SUB. Der.
bsReri. @sRieite Der Sapetts Ctr.
n6roli9 bon @alnut Ctr. 81, 500.
@aIter r. perfins an g3ra 5ib.
mater, Cots IL Ste IA In Der MaIpern
Abb.. "a BET 120 iebe, paeant. WeR.
isite Der Gibbs aus.. fhbli3 bon Mi&I.
oo, Ekv 81 IA0
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-22

GrfGltnnsen In einena Sage I'D fnriren
Rebme Laxative Bromo Quinine EabIetten.
Apotbefer erfatten bas @elb ;urid ipenn bic
Rar febIi&Idet. 6. 80. @robe's Sisnatur
auf ieber S&a&teI. 25e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-22

Saeob &ierborf's Birtbf&aft.
88S @aRa&nletts Nbe.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08
0'NEILL, BARLEY KING,
|. IS DEAD IN THE SOUTH


Winona, Mimi, Nov. S.-Private
kilograms announce the death at Came
ron, Mo-, of H. J. o NELL, SO years old,
known as the Charley King' Of the
world from 1890 to 1898, during which
time he was at the head of the O'Neill
Grain company, which had offices in
the Board Of Trade building at Chicago
and also in this city.
The concern controlled the barley
market, it is said, and had under its
direction the largest string Of grain
several million dollars. Family troub-
les cost him almost his entire fortune.
At the time Of his death he was in
the employ Of brewing company of
st. Louis as barley buyer, with head
quarters at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Death
was due to heart disease.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08
lOGalS
Hammond's lead, LOOT.

Mr.. McCleary congratulated his sue
eessful opponent. yesterday afternoon
with the following telegram to Mr..
Hammond at St. James: ~~ 49,
''The returns indicate your election
to congress. AS personal friend ac-
cept my congratulations .~..,
Mr.. McCleary also gave out the fol-
lowing statement: -1,. s.z So,
II made a fight for a principle that
I believe to be right, principle that
in my judgment is Of the utmost i'm
%%portance to the well being of the peo-
pie of the United States and of espe-
cial Importance to the people of this
district. I feel happier in defeat after
making such a fight than would have
felt had I compromised with my con.
science and won. In every speech that
I made I tried to build up, not to tear
down. I appealed to patriotism rather
than to selfshness.
"The people OF. this district have
been exceedingly kind to me, and I am
profoundly grateful to them. To those
who during the last three months have
stood by me so Loyalty feel a special
debt of gratitude. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08
BADGER FACTIONS
not YET UNITED
Several stalwarts Legislative Can.
didates Defeated By Act Of
La Toilette.
Special to The Journal.

0pSoASA " AAo vourHals 70 $;
Milwaukee, Nov. s.--The figures Of
the Wisconsin election. show q victory
for La Toilette and the democrats in
several instances. Three state sena-
were defeated by democrats. In two
Of the counties where this occurred, La
Toilette spoke personally in behalf Of
the democratic candidates.
Five assemblymen ID in Milwaukee
county were elected by social demo
Gratis or democrats, thru the efforts of
La Toilette to defeat the present re-
publican assemblymen who refused to
pledge themselves toss vote against
Spooner's reelection.
The result is surprise, as 1t had
been supposed that. the republican par
ty in the state was reunited.
Davidson May Have 10000.
With nearly one-third Of the pre-
cincts Of the state. to- hear from the
plurality of Governor Davidson i in
Tuesdays election stands at $4,000.
The missing districts are almost uni.
versally republican and the total may
reach as high as 10000.
The greatest change is in the legisla-
tive candidates. q, There has been a
democratic onslaught upon the repub-
lican nominees, with the result that
there will be only rs republicans in the
lower house. 5@sTrx. >:..t i
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
reach the seat Of the disease. Catarrh is !
blood or constitutional disease. and in order ia
cure 1t you must take internal remedies Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken Internally. and acts direct
y on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hans
Catarrh Cure Is not q quack medicine It was
prescribed by one Of the best physicians in this
country for years and Is regular prescription.
It is composed Of the best tonlcs known. com.
btned with the best blood purifiers. acting direct
" on the mucous surfaces. The perfect comb
nation Of the two ingredients is what produces
for testimonials free sf5 8 a - ~ -
FL. CHENEY CO., Props. Toledo. O.
Sold By Druggists. price 7bc. 81. n
Il HakA UAA,s FAmilK pills - eAAsAAAAAa.@
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08
Advances for North Dakotans.

North Dakota members will 20 up a
few pegs on their committees. Mar.
shall will be third on the Indian affairs
and conse auently one Of the leading
members Of the committee and Gronna
will have eighth place on public lands
South Dakota will be without repre-.
sentation on the Indian affairs and
public lands, but the successors OF
Messrs. Martin and Burke have a good
chance of landing in their places, altho
at the foot Of these committees.
Important changes affecting Iowa
members are the loss of the chairman
ship of the public lands committee. by
the defeat Of Major Lacey, and the ad
vancement Of Cousins to the chairman
ship of the committee on foreign af
fairs and Haugen to the chairmanshiI
Of the committee on war claims. - ::
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08
COUNTESS CALLED
B0NI L0ATHES0ME
Correspondence Between Countess
and Husband Read in Famous
Divorce Suit. 49,.
Journal special Service,

JOurna1 special SerV1cos
Paris, Nov. s-"Do not waste
words. You have always behaved
badly. I have suffered much and have
no more affection for you; no more
confidence; no more patience. You are
loathesome to me henceforth.
This contemptuous answer, which
would sting an honorable man like a
lash, was written by Countess Boni de
Castellane, formerly Anna Gould Of
New York, in reply to pleading letter
from her "nobleb husband, who had
written to her: ~. +, =
eff I have done wrong is there no
pardon9 Will nothing touch your
neart7 I swear I have repented. Think
Of cur children. I do not attempt to
exculpate myself. But the world is
very wicked and will talk. For God IS
sake, for our children 8 sake, for your
own sake, repent. am punished now
as never was sinner before.
"Hypocritical Campaign
This plaintive missive, Maitre Cruppi
told the court yesterday, on resuming
his argument that the countess should
be given an absolute divorce, is one of
series of letters the count wrote to
his wife, "urging deliberate, hypo-
critical campaign to purchase her, For
his own selfish reasons, to be recon.
ciled to him.
This letter was dated March 80 last.
In letter the count wrote after he
was reelected to the chamber Of depu.
ties, he thanks his wife for cher sup
port adding: .l
II would rather have suffered a
thousand deaths than hurt you, but
from boyhood have had a fiery tenn.
per-" 81
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08
ECKERT HEARD FROM.
Special to The Journal,

Saltwater, MINI, Nov. 8.Julius
Saltwater over two weeks ago, writes
to friend here from Washington state,
but does not explain the mystery Of
his absence. Experts found his ac-
counts without flaw. The examination
Of Russell Daley on charge of steal
ing diamonds has been continued until
Monday. No one fled for county sur.
yeyor at the recent election, but T.. W.
Clark finds he has. been elected not.
Withsta ding, some twenty-five Of his
friends having voted for him.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08
SURPRISE At EAU CLAIRE
Two Democratic Candidates for the AS.
sembly Win Out. 80.

Special to The Journal. g. ..sft>. e r. ..y's
Eau Claire, Wis, Nov. ga surprise
was sprung by the cutting Of ballots to
such an extent that both democratic
candidates for the assembly won out
In the first district Douglas defeated
Macarthur by a majority Of about 300
In the second district Cernahan de.
feated Saugen, the incumbent, by a
Cernahan was elected on a platform
which he made himself and which calls
for a binder-twine plant for Wiscon
sin, the same. as. maintained at the
Minnesota state prison. )
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08
Totals %, 695 %

This would indicate that Mr.. Eber-
hart will be elected by 10000 plurality
or more, The democratic candidates
for clerk of the supreme court and
railroad commissioner received a good
many republican votes, and will make
a good showing. Julius Schmahl for
secretary Of state was also cut con-
siderably,. but is probably elected by
$4,000. -. ~, <,'.
The table accompanying gives coun-
with estimates everywhere based on
partial returns. Where only one figure
is given, it is the plurality.
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SAD MIX.UP ON
THE AMENDMENTS
Tally Sheets Gave Them in Differ
ent Order from Ballot--They
May Garry.

Four counties have reported their
vote on the wide-open tax amendment,
and it has received majority in each
one. If the rest Of the state holds up
to this ratio the amendment will have
a comfortable margin. The good roads
and peddling amendments run higher
in some places and lower in others, SO
their outcome is doubtful.
The amendment must have a major
ity Of all the votes cast at the election
The four counties reporting give the
following as their total vote, and as
the vote for the tax amendment:
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