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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-07
CALIFORNIA.
Returns Indicate the Election of Gil
lett, Republican Candidate.

San Francisco, Nov. 6.-FrOm meaSSr
retIrns received from various sections
of the state up to 10 D. m, Gillett, Re
publican for governor, is probably elect
ed by about 10000 majority. with Bell
Democrat and Union Labor, second
and Langdon, independence league
third. San Francisco, which was ax-
pected to give Bell a big vote will
probably give Gillett about 1000 ma
Jority, while i'm Los Angeles, normally
Il heavy Republican city, the vote be-
tween Gillett and Bell was compara-
lively close. For congress, il is certain
that KnOwland, Republican in the
Third district, is reelected; also Kahn
Republican, i'm the Fifth and Smith, Re-
publican, and McKinlay. Republican in
the Sixth and Second districts are prob
ably elected. 1t is very probable that
all the eight California Republican con-
gref smen will be elected. The legis-
lature will be Republican, but there is
no United States senator to be elected
this year.
In spite of the bitter feeling engen-
dered by recent developments in San
Francisco, the election here was UNI
usually quiet
At Democratic headquarters it was
said:
1--WE have practically no reports at
all from the state. One report received
by telephone stated that Bell ran ahead
of Gillett in Los Angeles; also report
of landslide for Bell in Fresno county.
We cannot confirm the figures. Gillett
carries San Francisco by 500 to 600''
San Francisco, Nov. 6.-Timothy
H.. Spellacy. chairman of the Democratic
state central committee, at midnight
said:
I'VE don't concede Gillett's election
Although our reports are meager, il
looks good for Bell. If GiIlett comes
10 the Techapi mountains with but 1000
plurality. az claimed by the Republi-
cans, Bell has been elected. We con-
cede San Francisco to Gillett by 600
Reports from several sources indicate
a close vote i'm Los Angeles
Spellacy ridiculed the Republican
claims of $1,000 plurality for Gillett n
Los Angeles
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NEBRASKA.

Omaha, Nov. 6.-Returns from TWEEN
ty-eight of the fifty-four precincts in
Omaha give Shelton, Republican, for
governor. 1852; Shallenberger, Demo
crat, 3.1S9
The Bee, Republican, claims the coun-
ty for Sheldon by 1,40O.
Lincoln, Nov. Shine precincts out
side of Lincoln and Omaha show Re-
publican gains on governor of SO. The
few returns thus far indicate Repub-
lican gains in the country and Demo-
cratic gains in the towns.
Lincoln, Nov. 6.-Thirteen precincts
outside of Lincoln and Omaha show a
ret Democratic loss of SO.
Lincoln, Nov. Go o. m.-Indications
at this hour are that Sheldon. Repubii-
can for governor, has been elected by
a plurality slightly in excess of that for
Governor Mickey two years ago, which
was 5000. With the head probably is
elected the balance of the state ticket.
Twenty-six. precincts outside of Lincoln
and Omaha show Republican gains Of
1879
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Concord, n. H., Nov. 6.-Seventy-five
towns and wards out of 230 in New
Hampshire give: Floyd, Republican,
SOO2; Jameson, Democrat, 6.415. Same
in 1902 gave Bachelor, Republican, s.
eSS; Hollis, Democrat, $3.50.
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CONNECTICUT.

New Haven. Conn. Nov 6.-Reports
from 100 towns out of 16S in the state
show that large Republican majoTities
have been returned for the entire state
ticket, the four district congressman
and for congressman-at-lar
For governor, Republican, given 49,
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence. Nov. 6.-Late returns in
dictate the election of Higgins, Demo-
crat, for governor.
Providence, Nov. 6.-Incomplete re-
turns indicate that Mayor Higgins of
Pawtucket, Democrat, has carried the
state for governor by 5000.
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TENNESSEE.

Nashville, Tenn, Nov 6.-At 7:30 D.
m. reports show Patterson, Democrat
for governor, is receiving the usual Off
year majority in middle Tennessee,
which indicates his election by $1,000
to 10000. Avent, for railroad commits
sioner, is running along with him.
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Fargo, N. D., Nov. 6.-Indications at
midnight are that North Dakota has
elected John Burke, Democrat, gov
ernor, and one Democratic member of
the state supreme court. It is believed
that the rest of the state ticket is Re-
publican. Both Republican congress-
men have been reelected. Sarles, Re-
publican candidate for governor, was
heavily cut in the Missouri slope coun-
ties, where he expected to roll up
big plurality.
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Santa Fe. n. NJ, Nov. 6.-The state
hood vote is closer than had been an
ticipated by both parties who had in
dorsed the Hamilton bill, but from
present indications it will have at least
5000 majority. Big inroads have been
made on expected Republican majori-
ties in Bernadillo and other counties
which will probably reduce the majority
for Andrews, Republican, for congress
TO less than 4 900
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NEW JERSEY.

Trenton. n. j., Nov. 6.-Late returns
show that the next legislature will be
Republican on joint ballot. This means
the election of a Republican as sue
cessOr of United States Senator Dry
den. The Republicans have elected
seven congressman and the Democrats
two, with one in doubt.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

Fargo. n. D., Nov. 6.-Scattered re-
turns indicate that Fisk has been elect
ed Judge OF the state supreme court
over Knauff, the Republican nominee.
For governor, Sarles, Republican, and
the rest of the Republican ticket are
elected. Later returns may show that
Sarles had a close call. Burk, Demo
crat, for governor, carried Fargo by a
big majority.
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T TEXAS.
Democrats Get Everything in Sight
in Lone Star State,

Austin. Tex, Nov. 6-The total vote cast
today did not exceed 10000 votes all told,
some $4,000 OF which represents the COM
bIned vote of the Republicans, the ReOr-
gained Republicans and the Socialists
the Socialist Labor and the Prohibition
party. The balance represents the Demo
cratic vote
The next legislature will be Democratic
overwhelmingly, there being only slight
chance for the Republicans to get one
member in the lower house out of a pos
hible 12S.
All the Democratic congressman were
elected by good majorities
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MiNNIE'S SINCERE PRAYER.

lEVerybCdy'S MagaZine.)
There had been a dresSmaker in the
house and Minnie had listened to long
discussions about the very latest fash
ions That. night when she said her
prayers she added a new petition, ut
tered with unwonted fervency
And, dear Lord, please make us all
very STYLISH
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MISSISSIPPI.

Jackson, Miss, Nov. 6.-The election
in Mississippi passed off without inter-
est, the vote being light in each of the
congressional districts. The Democrat
ic candidates were without opposition.
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ARKANSAS.

Little Rock, Ark, Nov. 6.-The Dem
ocratic candidates for congress were
elected in every district of Arkansas.
The vote was light in all districts ex-
cept the Fourth, where a hard fight
was made.
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NEW M EXlC0.

Albuquerque. n NJ, Nov. 6.-Partial
returns from seven counties out OF
twenty-five in New Mexico give joint
statehood of 1000. Reports so far re-
ceived indicate that the territory will
go for joint statehood by from 1000 to
1000
Early reports indicate the election OF
Andrews, Republican, delegate to con-
greSS.
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FLORIDA.

Jacksonville, Fla, Nov 6.-All the
Democratic congressman of Florida are
reelected and the state ticket carried
by a decided majority. The vote at
midnight indicates the defeat of the
Everglades drainage constitutional
amendment three to two
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MICHIGAN.

Detroit, Mich, Nov. CEASED on
scattering returns received at o'clock
the Republican state central commit
tee estimates Warmers majority for
governor at about LOCO.
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THE TRUTH.
nI Monde umoristico.

Gil Monde Umoristico)
How is it, signora, that. although you
receive a great number of persons, all
ugly, you always say that you are glad
TO see them?
Signora--But it is quite true. Do you
think I should like to go blind?"
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Montgomery. Ala, Nov. 6.-Ala-
bama's vote was remarkably light. The
entire Democratic ticket, with the ex-
ception OF sheriff of Walker county,
was elected, and the Legislature will not
have more than three Republicans and
POpuliStS
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Topeka. Nov AT / a. m. both
state chairmen claim the election OF
their candidate for governor by plu-
raIity of 10000. The vote is so close
that it is impossible TO make an accu-
rata Drediction at this time, although
II is probable that Governor Hoch has
been reelected by about 10000 plu-
rality.
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Topeka. Nov. 6.-Complete returns
from ia precincts out of total of 2, I92,
give Hoch 1853 and Harris 1858.
The same precincts in 1904 gave Hoch
1928, Dale 5,641, a Democrat gain Of
1891
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FIR EDOM.
Washington star.D

What we want is f-government. -
said a citizen of the young and undevei-
oped nation.
What for?
so we can fight among ourselves as
much as like without being inter
fered with
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GEORGIA..

Atlanta. Ga, Nov. 6.-The contest in
Georgia was in the First district, where
Edwards, Democrat was elected by
plurality of about 1000. The three can
didates for judges of the newly-created
court of appeals were unanimously
elected.
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Milwaukee. Nov. 6.-The Republican
state ticket. headed by Governor James
@. Davidson, swept the state in today 5
election by an estimated plurality of
at least 10000 over John A. Awkward,
the Democratic candidate, and his col
leagues.
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MORE POSITIVE.
CPhiladelphia Press.l }

We'll" said Galley. scornfully, I'll
bet you didn't do the proposing. It's a
safe bet that your wife asked you to
marry her"
No replied Henpeck. you're wrong
.'Oh. come now. be honesti'
mo, she didn't ask me to. she told me
IN
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Wheeling. w. Va, Nov. 6.-The leg
islature will be Republican with a ma
jOrity of fifty-seven, insuring the re-
election of Senator Elkins
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KANSAS.

Topeka, Kan, Nov. 6.-Meager re-
turns frosn over the state show that
Governor Hoch, if reelected, will win
by plurality of less than 10000.
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Tucson. Noe. s.-H 3. Tenney. chair
man Of the territorial Republican COM
mittee, says:
Cooper will have majority OF 9Oo'
An unusually heavy vote was poiled
everywhere. The vote for statehood
will not exceed 20 per cent i'm Arizona
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Topeka. Nov. AT o'clock this
morning each manager claims the cleo
ton of governor by bare majority. 1t
will probably be noon before the result
is certain.
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ARIZONA.

Prescott. Ariz., Nov. 6.-Chairman
Dillon of the Democratic territorial CEN
trial committee estimates Smiths Dem
ocraD majority 2.0o0-
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ALABAMA.

montgomery, Ala, Nov. e.-Incom-
plete returns indicate Overwhelming
victory for entire Democratic state
ticket and nominees for congress. The
vote was light.
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Globe. Ariz.. Nov 6.-Fifteen hun
dred and forty votes were cast In Globe.
Two hundred and fifty have been
counted and only votes arc Tor Joint
statehood Smith. Democrat Cor dele
gate. has 100; Cooper has 81. Cannon
Socialist. 40.
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gate for congress, 1872; Cooper, 42S; joint
statehood, 81; against, 500.
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Reno, New, Nov 6.-The Democratic
landslide i'm other sections of the state
is being repeated in Reno and vicinity
which is, up to midnight, swinging
large majorities to the Democrat-Silver
party ticket At midnight the votes
stood 209 to 80 in favor of Bartnett
Democrat, for congress, as against ,.
J. Smith; Sparks, for governor, has
1873 votes against 12S for Mitchell, Re
publican; James G.. Sweeney, for su-
preme justice, has Oil votes against
DOdge's $50; Dave Ryan, Democrat, and
present incumbent. has 211 votes
against his opponent for the office Of
state treasurer. Richard G. Stoddard
for attorney general beats Stringmeyer,
Republican, and James T. Boyd, For
the state senate, who is pledged to vote
for Francis y. Newlands, is ahead at
this hour of his Republican opponent,
r w Parry
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MARYLAND.

large vote cast in this city are coming
I'm very slowly and definite results. even
the city, Will not be known until late
The same is true i'm even greater de-
gree of the counties.
Talbot, Democrat, ran heavily be
hind his last vote in the city precincts
OF his district, and early indications
were that his opponent. Garrett, had
carried Hartford county by Il small mar
gin. In the city precincts IF The Fifth
district, the labor opposition 10 Mudd,
Republican, showed its effect in a con-
siderable falling off as compared with
the vote he polled at last election.
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Austin, Nov. 6.-The entire state
Democratic ticket was elected today py
a majority of at least 100000
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Milwaukee, Nov 6.-At 1890 p. m. the
election of McGOVern. Independent Re
publican, for district attorney Of Mil
waukee county. is conceded by at least
900 plurality.
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Lincoln, Neb.. Nov. 7.-George l..
Sheldon. Republican. is elected gov
ernor of Nebraska by a plurality of
from 10000 to $4,000, and carries with
him probably the entire Republican
state ticket.
The Republican state central COM
mittee claims not only the state ticket.
by five of the six congressman and a
majority of thi~ty-seven on joint bal
lot in the legislature, insuring Re-
publican successor to United States
Senator Willard. Democratic state
headquarters do not concede the Re
publican claims, but make no formal
statement.
The vote was light. Indications are
that the constitutional amendment Pro-
viding for an elective railroad commits
sion carried.
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New Haven, Conn, Nov. 6.-With but
one town missing. Woodruff, the Re-
publican candidate for governor, has a
plurality of 20,709 votes over Thayer,
Democrat
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NEVADA.

Reno, Nov. 6.-Vote counting, which
is proceeding slowly, indicates Demo-
cratic-Silver party victory. Sparks for
governor is running ahead of Mitchell
i'm all quarters. At Wadsworth, Winnie
mucca and i'm Washoe county, Governor
Sparks is beating his opponent. Re
ports from distant quarters are coming
in slowly but there is little variance in
the nature of the returns which show
Sparks. Bartnett for congress. Sweeney
for supreme justice, in the lead
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Milwaukee, Nov 6.-Milwaukee City
complete gives ThielS Socialist. for dis
trict attorney. 1925; McG0vern. indie
pendent Republican, 1884, and Bo-
den, Republican, 1852; plurality for
Thiel IA With outside towns to hear
from il is predicted that McGovern will
gain enough votes to pull through a
winner.
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OHIO.

Cincinnati. o., Nov. 6.-Returns are
coming in very slowly. Returns re-
ceived from ten precincts in Cincinnati
indicate that the Democrats have car
ried the city,
Cincinnati. Nov. Gone hundred and
forty precincts out of 4.230 in this state
give Thompson, Republican, for secre-
tary of state, SIPS; Hoskins, Democrat,
6,226. Same precincts last year gave
Pattison, Democrat. 9,092; Herrick, Re-
publican, 9,133; a Republican gain of l.
261.
Columbus, O., Nov. 6.-Thirty-nine
precincts in Columbus out of 1875 give
Thompson, Republican for secretary of
state, 3,417: Hoskins, Democrat, 2,713.
Same precincts in 1905 gave Herrick,
Republican, 5,G43; Pattison, Democrat,
3.S26. Net Republican loss. 415.
Columbus, O., Nov. AT l o'clock
this morning Senator Dick, chairman of
the state Republican committee. sent
the following telegram TO President
Roosevelt and to the chairman of the
congressional committee:
ohio Republican by not less than
$4,000, and elects seventeen Republican
congressman, three Democrats, with
one district in doubt"
Chairman CARRIER of the Democratic
committee still refuses verbally to con-
cede the election of the Republican
ticket, the nearest to that being d state
ment that the Republican plurality
would not exceed 25000 anyway.
Figures are yet incomplete, but such
returns as have thus far been received
indicate a Republican plurality of not
| less than that secured by PattisOn
| Democrat, last year, when he won 10y
| 40, 600.
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DELAWARE.

Wilmington, Del, Nov. 6.-Returns
from seventy-nine of the eighty-nine
voting districts in Wilmington give
Marvel, Democrat, for congress, 5,794
Burton, Republican, 6,1SS.
A vote was taken today throughout
Delaware on the initiative and refer
endum. 1t was not opposed to any ex-
tent and will be adopted.
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Prescott. Ariz. Nov. 6.-Twenty-fiv
precincts give Smith, Democrat, dele
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Wilmington, Nov. Sit was stated
at IL d. m. that the Republicans have
carried Delaware and elected Burton
for congress over Marvel Democrat
They will also control the Delaware
legislature that will elect a successor
to United States Senator Alice, Repub-
lican.
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Baltimore, Md, Nov. 6.-Maryland's
delegation in the SiXtieth congress will
be three Republicans and three Demo-
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Omaha, Nov. 6.-The World Herald,
Democratic, comedies the election of
Sheldon for governor by 10000 plurality
over Shallenberger.
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Milwaukee, Nov. Especial returns to
the Sentinel from the Third congress
sional district indicate the election Of
James w. Murphy, Democrat, over
Congressman Joseph w. BabcOck, Re-
publican, by an estimated plurality of
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2s7 votes. and Thayer, Democrat, %, 1877,
in $50 towns.
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Topeka Nov chairman w. b.
Ryan of the Democratic state central
committee claims the election of W. A
Harris by a plurality OF between 10000
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Chairman drummer of the Republican
state committee claims the election OF
Hoch but will give no figures.
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thereof.
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0ptimi.t, Lecturer and :
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Will deliver his famous lecture on
Happiness at the Presbyterian
church, Wednesday Apr. 25, at 8
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Inspection and. Ball

At regular drill Of Go. F. srd. Inf.
M. N. g., on Tuesday evening, the
invitation from Stoddard Post No.
"a Department of Minnesota G. A. III.
that the Company act as escort for
the Post on Memorial day, WAS &C
cepted. III. :sS
The Worthington Platoon will
move to Rushmore on Saturday
aftrnoon April 3lst, for company
drill preparatory for inspection.
Meet at the Armory at 3 p. m. in
full uniform, train leaves at $3.50.
Those who wish to make inde-
pendent arrangements to go by team
should start not latt + than 8 0 CLOCK.
Company Order No. 10.
Muster and roll call for annual in
spection will occur at the Armory
at Worthington, at 8:15 p. M, We'd
neslay April 25, 1906. : Every man
must be present in full uniform,
white collar, white g,k1es and shoes
blacke ned.
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H. .
Latest dispatches from San Fran.
cisco place the, number Of dead a,
5000 while approximately $4,000 per-
sons were hemmed in by the fires and
were being slowly driven into the sea.
10000 people are homeless and the
entire city is doomed, the flames
spreading with frightful rapidity
throughout the residence portion.
San Jose and many other towns
near the city suffered severely, and
there has been great loss of life out
side San Francisco proper.
As the details come in it proves 10
have been the greatest calamity of
the age.