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The Washington herald., 1906-11-08
STUART'S PLURALITY IS 10000
Reform Element in PHILADELPHIA
Keenly Disappointed.
Head OF Republican state Ticket
Carries Remainder so VietOry-NO
Cry of Fraud.

Philadelphia, Nov. 7.-COmplete returns
for The State show that Erwin :. Stuart.
Republican G0vernor-elect, ran ahead Of
his ticket and carried the city by "a plu-
rality OF 52.S22. receiving I23.4s3 votes.
while Emery received 9I.l65. Allegheny
County gave Stuart an estimated pIuralI-
ty of 2s,O00 Stuart's plurality for the
State is figured at 70.G00.
Robert S. Murphy. for lieutenant COVER
nor; Robert k. Young, for auditor, ana
Henry Houch, for secretary OF internal
affairs, were also elected by plurallties
slightly under that of Stuart
The unexpected result Of the election in
PniIadelphia was keenly felt by the re-
form party. The principal fight IN the
city was made for the Office OF district at
torney. and it was one of the bitterest in
the history OF the city. The leaders Of
the City PARTY. which had effected fusion
with the Democrats and PrOhibitiOnists
on the local ticket, felt certain that D.
Clarence GibbOney. their candidate for
district attorney. would win, but the lig-
ures show that Samuel 2. Rotan, his Re
publican opponent carried the city by
l2124 The Republican candidates Tor city
treasurer and register OF wills were also
elected by about the same plurality.
A@ iuJSt UNUSUAL Ats-tiA-E u A-4- " LlDtL
situation Is the fact that for the nrst
time III twenty years there has been no
cry OF fraud from the defeated party. All
accept defeat as a token Of the viii Of the
people and ara satisfied.
Causes for fusion defeat IN the State
is ascribed to the Injection OF national
issues into the campaign and the potent
appeal 10 paTtisanship among the voters
Of Pennsylvania. The defeat Of their
Philadelphia ticket the fusionists ascribe
to the fortuitous circumstances that the
election for district attorney occurred at
the same time as tie Congressional cleo
ton
Philadelphia elected the six Republican
candidates for Congress by decisive ma
jorities; elected Republicans TO fill vacan-
cies ~ the common council. and indors-
ed the $f3.590,0o0 loan to the State Capital
by q big majority.
The total vote Of the city was indI-
Gated by the vote for district attorney,
showing the aggregate total to be about
z331,5l2 cut OF q total registration OF go
CO. being q little over 80 per cent OF the
registered vote.
So fa- as the victory Of Rotan IS con
cerned, the big city majority for Stuart
materially brought about his election
However. among the City and Lincoln
Party leaders the feeling is held that the
Philadelphia Democratic organization had
much 10 do with the defeat Of Gibboney
b. trading many votes.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08
SENATOR GAMBLE MAY LOSE.
South Dakota Democrats Claim Leg
isIature by Narrow Vote.

Pierre, :. Oak. Nov. by making
surprising gains in the next legislature
the Democrats OF South Dakota are claim
ing they viii dictate a successor to init
co States Senator Gamble. RepubHcan
In Il out OF IS counties the Democrats
have % the Stalwart Republicans o.
and the InsIrgent Republicans who
elected the state ticket, - It Will take
4 20 name a Senator, and the remaining
counties are in doubt
Since Senator Gambie's bitter fight
against his colleague. who endeavored to
prevent the State convention iadorsine
him FOR reelection, Senator Kittr,dge has
kept the fight up. appealing TO the Demo
Gratis FOR aid. The election OF 2 Demo
crats TO the legislature occurred in
counties. In = Of which the Republicans
carried the bqiance T the ticket
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08
REPUBLICANS GAIN.
Outnumber Democrats In Delaware
Legislature 81 10 /.

Dover. Del. Nov. THE Republicans
have not only elected the State ticket from
top TO bottom. but have also elected more
members in the legislature than was ex-
pected. Thirty-seven Of the ffty-two
members Of the legislature, which will be-
gin its situngs here the 1st OF January.
and viii elect United States Senator for
the full term OF six years, are Republi-
cans. This result was due 20 harmony in
the Republican ranks and the banshment
4 Add.cks, who was not registered and
did not participate ~ the election.
Every legislative district in Kent and
Sussex counties has elected Republican,
except IN four instances. where Democrat Is
got in with the aid Of the PrOhibitionists
by making pledges 10 support local option
for those counties.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08
GILLETTE PROBABLY WINS.
Belated Returns show California
Republican by 5000.

san Francisco. Cal, Nov. while re-
turns from the interior Of the southern
precincts Of the State are stin dilatOry
the Indications are that Gillette, Republi-
can candidate fer governor. has carried
the Stale by about s,Ooe The Democrats
still claim that Bell is elected. but quote
10 figures. It is generally conceded.
however. that but for the Intervention OF
Langdon. Hearsts Independence League
candidate, Bell would have won, on ac-
count OF the antl-resentment which pre-
walls throughout the State.
Republican leaders claim the election Of
eight Congressman. but considera bic
doubt exists IS 10 whether Mckinley.
Republican, or Beard, Democrat, has Won
out IN the Second district.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08
READY FOR PANAMA JOURNEY.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt start
on the MayfiOwer To-day.

The President has made his plans to
go aboard the yacht Mayfiower at the
Washington Navy Yard wharf at 8
O'Clock this afternoon on the voyage 20
Panama. lie will be accompanied by
Mrs. Roosevelt. Surgeon Gen. Rixey
ana NJ C. Latta, Assistant Secretary TO
The President.
y transfer viii be made from the May
flower TO the war ship Louisiana at Wolf
Trap Light, in the Chesapeake Bay
The Mayfower Is at the navy yard, and
the battle ship Louisiana, upon which he
Will make the voyage. and the cruisers
Tennessee and Washington. which are to
act as conveys. are awaiting at Hamp-
ton Roads The Louisiana is the newest
and largest available battle ship in the
United States navy.
In order that the Mayfiower may get
well clear OF the Washington and Alex
andria channels before dark. the Presi-
dent will probably leave the White House
this afternoon about O'Clock to board
her. The three big vessels will be ordsred
TO meet the Mayflowc~ at Piney Point.
rear the entrance Of the Potomac. at
about - O'Clock tonight. and the Presi-
dent win immediately transfer to the
Louisiana and sleep aboard her while she
passes the Capes on her Southern voy-
age.
This plan has been decided upon for
the reason that the Mayflower could not
reach Hampton Roads before or .
o'clock Friday morning, too early for
the Presidents transfer with comfort.
Admiral Fighting Bob" Evans will
send daily bulletins 10 Secretary Loeb.
by wireless telegraphy. which viii keep
the world informed of the Presidents
health and activities. The President viii
receive no visitors to-day. as he wishes
10 clear his desk Of all routine matters
before leaving for Panama.
The President and party hope to arrive
in Washington on their return "trip about
November q
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08
OULLoM WILL BE RETURNED.
big Republican, Victory in State In
sures His Election.

Chicago, Nov. Illinois Republicans
will have a majority Of at least 65 IN the
next legislature, exceeding the most
ssuguine expectations Of the party man
ayers
The overwhelming Republican victory
makes easy sailing for Senator Shelby NJ.
Cullom. who is absolutely certain Of re-
election when the State lawmakers meet
II biennial session in January.
Gov. Deneen will also have fuIl op-
portunity 20 put through the reforms he
has contemplated for the last two years
OF his administration.
The legislatures complexion will be as
follows: House. Republicans, s.; Demo
Gratis, o.; ProhihitioniSts, 3.
Senate, Republicans A: Democrats. Z.
The fe1ture Of the Illinois election was
the startling run made by William p
Aliin, Prohibition nominee for State treas
urer. Ailin carried Christian. Sangaman.
Morgan, Wayne. and MenaTd counties
and piled up total vote of I75.000, the
largest ever cast for Prohibitionist in
Illinois. He drew almost equally from
the votes cast for Smulski. Republican
and PiotrowsH. Democrat. both OF whom
ran Tar behind their tickets.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08
BUCHTEL CARRIES COLORADO.
Defeats Adams by I7,OoO-LerisIa-
lure Overwhelming Republican.

Denver. Colo, Nov. with eight ONT
Of the 201 precincts OF The city and conn
ty Of Denver stil missing, BuehteI. Re-
publican, for governor. it is estimated.
viii poll Il 600 votes above Adams Demo
crat. II addition to this. Buchtel will
come to Denver from the State with at
least 5000 more, making his total plural
fty over Adams about 1900
Buchtei ran far heavier in Denver and
Denver County than was expected. and
as returns from outlying districts begin
20 come IN his plurality Is increasing. The
entire State ticket went TO victory with
Buchtel, and the next legislature win be
overwhelmingly Republican.
Robert ". BOuynge was reelected to
Congress from the First district, while
former Lieut.. Gov. Warren a. Haggott
was chosen from the Second, and George
w. Cook, Of tho &. a. r, was elected
accommodating.
The legislature viii elect q successor 10
Senator Thomas r. Patterson, Demo
Cr6t
". D. Haywood, the Socialist candi-
Gate for governor, polled over 15.0OO votes
He IS now in the Idaho penitentiary
charged with completely In the assassina-
tlOn OF eX-GOv. Steunenberg.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08
FAT JOBS IN CHICAGO
Millions in Patronage Fall
to the Republicans.
DUNEE HAS A FEW CRUMBS
New Municipal Courts and County
Board Are Practically without Any
Friends WIFE Be Cared FOr-Repub-
IIcans Confident of SInyoraIty.

Chicago, Nov. THE result OF yester-
days elec ion has thrown into Republican
hands such q volume OF patronage IN
Chicago and Cook County as it has never
had at its disposal before The only
remnant remaining to the Democrats is
what pertains directly to the mayora!ty,
held by Edward F. Dunno
III the formation OF new municipal
courts there VIII be 900 positions for dis
tribution at salaries ranging from 81. SEQ
10 Se,5o0 yearly. No provision was made
IN the law creating the courts FOR civil
service rules. and the fortunate candi-
dates say frankly that they win take care
OF their political friends first
shnpe-up Is Predicted.
The Republicans retain control of the
county and probate courts, ana a shake
up is scheduled among the clerks IN these
branches such as follows almost every
election. With the loss OF the Circuit
Court clerks office by the Democrats.
stIu more vacancies will be made for Re
publican workers
The county board. also now completely
Republican. controls patronage rated as
one OF the most valuable political assets
in The state
With the smoke Of battle stiu hanging
over the city. both Democratic and Re-
publican leaders have commenced prepa-
radons for the mayoralty fight next
spring
Expect Victory In Spring.
The Republicans think yesterdays re-
suit q sure sign Of coming victory IN
the city election. and q rush 10 set in
line for nomination Is expected almost
Immediately.
The Democrats argue that their defeat
signiied little, so far as the mayoralty
fight is concerned. Il is admitted that
the party IS somewhat split by facuonsl
quarreis. but they assert al differences
viii be forgotten by spring
We may as well admit that our ticket
was strong only In spots" says Demo-
cratic City Chairman Tanscy, and cur
campaign could have been improved on.
tcc."
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08

fail to respect his wife. who bears his
name. and be had no words to say that
would wound her. He added that ne
would not deny the counts extravaganza,
but the countess in marrying him ana
coming to Paris could not expect to play
the part Of a society queen at the cost OF
middle class life
In three years the countess would not
be poorer. but richer by the sale Of her
palace in the Champs Elysec, the Chateau
Marais, and her art treasures. he de
MED that the count had limited her to 80
francs q month. Since 1901 she had
bought S0500 francs worth OF tewelry.
When her husband deserted her In 1850.
il was because he protested against tn
infamy Of the Gould family in demand
ing tina. ne sell the palaces and treasures
to pay his debts.
Objects to Her MOther-in-Iaw,
NJ. Bonnet denied that the count had
struck his wife. When he was supposed
20 be brutalizing her. she wrote him, say
ing she was going to linger amid her own
people II he wanted to see her. he could
come tc. America. She added: i viii noc
return at all unless you can promise that
the MarQuise de Castcllane tthe counts
mOther) viii not come TO my house more
than once a week. She is constantly
there. critcising everything. She said my
three boys IN the slack suit I bought for
them myself look Ike buffers. Let the
marquise stay at home with Der saints
This. said NJ. Bonnet, is the woman who
poses as wanting 20 bring ID her children
as French. The countess reference to
saints Is supposed 10 refer 20 the Castel-
lanes religion.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08
GOVERNOR BOCH REELECTED.
Vote In Kansas Close. with Demo-
erRts StlII Claiming Victory.

Topeka, kans., Ncv. 7.-Basinz results
on reports from every county In the State.
many Of which are unofficial, however,
the Republicans claim the reelection of
Gov. Hoch by nearly 400 plurality. The
Democratic state committee, on renorts
from ninety Of the 1C5 counties claim that
w y Harris has been elected governor
by q plurality OF nearly 1000. Reports 10
various newspapers indicate that the
claims made by the Republican State com
mittee are not Tar from correct. and that
Gov Hocn's reelection Is assured
The entire Republican State ticket pulled
through. but by iorecly decreased major
tiles The Republicans have elected 10
out Of I25 asscmblymen. The senator's
hold over.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08
Lahor Man sent 60 Congres..

Wilkesbarre, Pa. Nov. members of
the mine workers union of the upper
coal field are iubilant over the success
OF the union in politics. for in Lacka-
wanna County the labor men have elected
T. D. Nichols, president of the union in
this district, as a Congressman William
Detrick, the Socialist candidate for Con
gress IN this county, and president OF the
Hazel On district Of mine workers. receiv-
Cd 5.5eJ votes. TIE Ia vote ever given
= Socialist candidate here.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08
MORMONS VOTED FOR G. 0.P.
Democratic Candidate May Contest
Case in Congress.
President Smith Instructed Follow
and the Advice Was Followed.
,seial % Tho Washington asraId.

Special 10 Tho Washington Herald.
Salt Lake. Utah. Nov. Another con-
test in Congress, based on the use of
Mormon Church influence in politics, will
probably be filed. this time in behalf Of
Orlando W. Powers. Democratic candi-
date, who was defeated yesterday by
Joseph Howell. Republican. \ meeting
Of leading Democrats viii be held in a
few days 10 decide the question.
Several thousand OF Mormon Demo
Gratis voted the Republican ticket. fol-
lowing the instructions Of President
Joseph T. Smith, which were taken by
good church members as 4 command from
God. An example OF the effect OF these
instructions on church members is shown
in the speech made at a Mormon religi-
Gus meeting held shortly before cleo
tion by Mrs. Sarah D. Woodruff. one OF
the plural widows OF WHford Woodruff.
deceased, president OF the church. She
said:
Joseph F. Smith, prophet, seer, and
revelator, has said that We should vote
the Republican ticket this year That Is
the viii of the Lord. II is the duty Of
every good Latter Day Saint 10 vote the
Republican ticket THIS year"
In case Of q contest many facts like
this viii be introduced to show that there
is AZ attempt at union Of church and
State in Utah. in express violation Of the
State constitution.
Ge1tie Republicans believe that Presi-
dent Roosevelt. who has appeared
throughout as an ally OF Smoot aud tbs
Mormon Church, does not understand the
issue here. but has been misled by Jacob
A. RiiS and John :. Clarksou. Of Iowa.
Mr.. Riis came 20 Utah as q lecturer.
CIarkSou came as a representative OF
Chairman George 3. Cortelyou, Of the
Republican National Committee 10 report
on the Utah situation. II may not be
known 70 the President that Clarkson
was formerly attorney for the church.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08
HEARST MAY BE MAYOR.
should Jackson Secure Attorney
Generalship, He VIII Aid Editor.

New York, Nov. L-Speculating on the
possible election Of William Schuyler
Jackson. Democratic candidate for attor-
ney general. leaders Of Tammauy Hall
expressed the oplniJn to-day that William
r. Hearsts fight for q recount Of the
votes cast in the mayoralty contest would
meet with favorable results.
Mr.. Jackson is q protege OF W. }.
Conncrs. chairman OF the Democratic
State Committee, ard a Hearst man.
some Of tie Hearst men predicted that,
although Hearst had been defeated for
governor. he might yet be mayor Of New
York City.
Confidence in the reports that the whole
Henocratic ticket with the exception OF
Hearst, mad been elected. was expressed
by The Tammany leaders. and everybody
connected with the Democratic state
Committee.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08
WIIIiams and Vardnmnn as RirnIs.

jackson. Miss, Nov. with practically
no opposition, the Democrats elected their
eight Representatives 70 Congress. The
vote was light ard viii not exceed o,OO0
Ihe light between Congressman John
Sharp Williams and Gov. James X. Varda-
man, TO succeed United States Senator
Money viii come uD in the primary cleo
tions next August.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08
UNIONISTS SWEEP ISLAND
NO Republicans In Porto Rico House
of DeIeRntes,

San Juan, Porto Rico, Nov. I'm the
e.ection here the Un;onist party made a
clean sweep Of the island. The Republi-
cans viii not be represented IN the House
Of Delegates.
Tho Uniorists won In most Of the mu-
niciPal elections. but lost the night in this
city, the Republicans remaining in con-
troll
There were no disturbances anywhere
n the island. This was the first cleo
ton in San Juan's history that passed of
without any untoward incident. and Gov.
Winthrop is heartily congratulated upon
this result
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08
SwITCHMEN DELAY STRIKE.
POstpOnement Result of Further
Negotiations Now Pending.

Chicago. Nov. THE threatened ger
erai strike OF switchmen scheduled to take
place on all the twenty-three roads en-
teTing Chicago has been called on pend
ing further negotiations between the Off
GERS OF the Unions and managers OF the
roads.
Another conference took place to-day be-
tween committees OF the men and the road
officials. at which II was decided that ac-
ton on the threatened walk-Out would b.
postponed. At the conclusion Of the meet
ing men were dispatched to the different
yards with orders 10 keep the switchmeu
at work.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08
MACON INCREASES GUARD.
Cuban BuraIes Force TO BE Aug
mented by SIX Hundred Men.

Havana, Nov. Gov. MagoOn to-day
made another increase in the rural guard.
He ordered the enlistment Of six addition
al companies Of 100 men each, bringing the
total strength Of the guard in the island
10 $50 men.
Mai Slocum has been IntTUsted with
carrying out the augmentation. which
will have the result Of doubling the num-
Der Of Rurales over what it was at the
opening Of the late revolution
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08
DYNAMITE EXPLOSION FATAL.
Three Dead and Twelve Injured By
Premature Blast in Quebec.

Ottawa, Ontario. Nov. 7.-Meager details
have reached here Of terrific dynamite
explosion at LatuqUe, Quebec, rs the re-
suit Of which three men were instantly
killed. one was badly injured. and eleven
others were more or less hurt
The victims were employed on the rail-
way construction works there. It Is said
a premature explosion was the cause OF
the accident
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08
strange Gods, vvorrv Shav.

Chicago, Nov. The result Of the
election is Joyous. but It is painful 70
SEQ our party lines disrupted in certain
sections by wandering OK after strange
gods, was the resume given by Leslie
n Shaw, Secretary OF the Treasury, at
the Auditorium Hotel to-day.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08
WILL GUST OHIO DEMOCRATS.
Governor Harris Plans Changes, NOW
Thnt Republicans Have Won.

Columbus. Ohio Nov. Z-Republican
politicians say that as result Of the cleo
ton. Gov. Harris will soon take over the
department Of state. oil inspector State
fire marshal, and that Of the State super
visor Of printing. the heads OF which were
appointed by Gov. Pattlson a short time
before he died
It is known that Gov. Harris has not
been satisfied with the man cement Of
these departments. and hence il may be
easy for him TO yield 20 the pressure for
the removal Of OH Inspector Finley, Fire
Marshal Creamer, and Supervisor OF Print
ing johnson. II is believed that p. II
Holielbeck, Of Chardou, son of the first
State fire marshal, viii get CreameFs g
place.
The probability as to the new public
printer should one be selected. has not
yet been shaped up except that Mark
Slater, former supervisor viii not be re-
insiated Should Finley be removed, John
r. Mahery would be reinstated as State
oil Inspector.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08
Ocean stean,nhins.

New York, Nov 7.-AlriFed: Teutoms from Liv-
eTpool, October g Brnen, from Bremen. October
s. Ceyie. from Liverpool. Octobe- Is
Outgoing, sail Thursday: Ia L0rTaiHe sor HaTTe,
at ID y -.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08
Herald Want Ads

viii be received at Campbeils Pharmacy
18th and Park road, and promptly for
warded to the main Office.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08
REsCUES TWENTY GIRLS.

Terrified store Employees Taken Ont
of Burning Building.
Columbus. Ohio, Nov. Twenty terri
fed girl employees Of Anurew Dobbie, dry
goods merchant, were rescued by fremen
to-day when fire broke out IN the third
story Of the store. a few OF the girls were
slightly injured The fire loss is about
Sz011G
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08
HEARST UNDECEIVED
Realizes His Campaign Was
Juggled by GrafterS.
LOSES CONFIDENCE IN LEADERS

n William =. Jackson Is Elected At
tOrney General, Hearst, II Is said,
VIII Renew Fight Cor Recount Of
Ballots Cast During the Last May
oralty Campaign In New York
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08
BoNI WANTS INQUIRY.

CONTINUED FROM FIRST rAGE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-03-14
ARBOR DAY EXERCISES
Superintendent Buck Pre-
pares outline of Study
for Grade Pupils.

Tho following suggesiiva outline of
study has been prepared for the various
departments OF our public schools by
supt Buck, as basis for Arbor day
exercises:
Grades 6, 7, 8.
Character Ia Trees. (Olger Wendell
Holmcs) "'rhe Legend OF Daphne.''
"The Laurel Tree Mythical story Of
the Oak.
Hidden uses Of trcesi LibcmtlnE o.
ygen and water vapors as a fertilizer;
az rain producer.
Why we observe Arbor day.
Read, "woodman, Spare that Tree,
BY Con. George r. Morris
Grades 3, 4, 5.
How trees grow General observation,
twigs and bark trunk growth
Kinds Of trees to plant: For shade
for use: for ornament
Why some trees grow IN one locality
and not IN another
what position tho government has
taken relative to the preservation OF
forest trees
Read "The Trees" by Lucy Larcon
Beginners, I, 2, Grades.
When do trees form their buds foi
next year?
How are new buds protected from
moisture and cold?
OF what use is the sap TO the tree
The roots7 The branches and leaves?
Name some trees on which the leave.
appear first Some ON which the bios
SONS appear first
When Is the best time 10 trim trees
Why?
Commit:
Dear little tree that planted today.
What win you do when we're old ant
gray?
Answer:
Tho savings bank OF the squirrel aa'
! mouse,
70 robin and wren an apartment house
The dressing room for the butterfly
bail,
The locusts' and katydids concert hall
The school boys ladder IN pleasant June
The school girls tent In the July noon
And my leaves shall enyelop them mer
rily.
The names OF children who cared fo
me.