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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-06
BIRTHDAY OF
FRENCH PRESIDENT

Paris, Nov. 6.---Kings, emperors
and presidents OF many nations join
cd In the general fluctuations to
President Armand Fallieres. who to-
lay celebrated his 66th birthday. M.
Falliercs was born on November q :
1851 at Mesinu. AS young may
he studied law and entered upon n
practice at Merac. OF which town n \
was elected mayor. lie first becam
prominent In national politics
1876. when he was elected to III
chamber OF deputies. In 1880 Ia
was made under secretary to dc
minister Of the interior, and latr
became minister OF public instryc-
don. minister or the interior ohd
minister OF Justice. In 1890 he Ias
elected senator and since that tiA,c
his career has been continual ti4-
umpf.. eliminating with tho highest
office I'm the gift or the French peo-
pie. His enemies, OF whom he has
many, declare he was born onder
lucky star, and thfs belief was horne
out at the last celebration OF the
French national holiday. July IA.
when an unsuccessful attempt was
made upon his life. M. Fallieres Is
credited with holding socialistic
Ideals for tho French nation. and
played prominent part In the
movement for tho complete Repa-
roftou oe ,ehurrh ooJ ..at., a., t,..o..,
He represents tho radical anti
clerical. athelstlc school OF philoso-
ply and statesmanship. now domi-
nant In France, but In HIS official
actions has always displayed spirit
of strict Justice, demperej by chari-
~. His enemies arc chiefly In tho
ranks of the churchmen and those
entertaining royaligt ideals. and
among the great masses OF tho peo-
Ne he is held In universal regard.
These love him the more for the
'nemies ho has made chief among
which Is Count BonI de Castellano.
he cast-off husband OF Nine. Anna
Iould. Castellane never loses an
opportunity. on the platform or IN
the press. TO abuse Fallieres. but
he president ignores the clustering
nobleman as one unworthy OF his at
tention. In his private life tho
French president is a most Iowa Bile
nan and possesses all the virtues
which many OF his noble critics SO
notorlouly lack
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TRUST COMPANIES GET FUNDS
AND WILL MEET ALL DEMANDS

New York, Nov. 6.--.Wall street
signed with relief when 1t read the
financial kings announcement early
today that money will be supplied
up TO tho limit TO support the
Trust Company OF America and the
Lincoln Trust company upon which
there have bccn nuns varying in
volume since the Knickerbocker sus-
pended. When the Llnoolns doors
opened today the officers were in
structod to admit all depositors In
line at once, and an effort will be
made to pay every depositor desiring
money today. Four paying tellcrs'
windows were opened at the Trust
Company OF America to facilitate the
payments to those withdrawing
funds.
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IN DELAWARE.

Wilmington, Del. Nov. G.-The
victory in the license and the no.
license fight decided In this state
was about equally divided between
the liquor forces ana the anti-ll-
cense party. The "drys" won two
counties, Kent and Sussex, and the
liquor party won Wilmington and
Rural, Newcastle county. Kent coun-
ty went dry" by 1900 majority and
Sussex went dry" by n majority OF
1000. Wilmington, which com
DriseI IN Itself one Of the four dis
tricts into which the state had been
divided, gave majority OF 1886
for the liquor forces The election
was IN, most exciting ever held In
Delaware. The number of votes cast
was larger than at any state or presi-
Dental election.
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The ceremony was performed In the
church OF the Heavenly Rest. and
was followed by reception ut the
Radford homo In West Ninety-fifth
street. Lady Emily Becker. mother
OF tho bridegroom. was here from
Germany 10 witness the marriage
OF her son. Licd'ensnt Adolph Beck
er. brother OF the groom. was also
pres Mt. Miss Anna Radford, SIS
ter OF the brid>. was maid OF honor
and Edwin A. Christie best man.
Tomorrow Mr.. Becker and his bride
depart for Europe and Africa, where
hey VIII travel for year. They
iirst go to Egypt and from there to
"Rothenhof." Mr.. Becker's estate OF
400 acres near Landau. Germany.
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WHAT HAPPENED YESTERDAY At THE POLLS;
VIRGINIA IS 0vLRWHEl lM|NG[Y DEMOCRATIC

Richmond. Va. Nov. 6.-Returns
from all over the state OF Virginia
seem to show that the overwhelming
Democratic majority In the leglsia-
ture Is maintained. or. II reduced. Il
Is only by one or two members on
Joint ballot.
The vote was unprecedently light
everywhere.
In Richmond the party ticket got
vote OF about 2.T00. while the Re-
publican candidates managed TO get
about 800 each.
Leaving aside the great majori-
ties In the senatorial and house dis
tricts that are cafely Democratic the
situation in other sections is about
as follows:
Republicans carry Smythe; Dem
ocrats carry Bristol; Republicans
Montgomery; Republicans Wythe
Democrats Pittsylvania over an In
dependent ticket
In Stafford and King William,
Moncure (Dem.) seems elected by
a narrow margin.
In Henry county, Garrett, for the
senate. wins by about rs, while
Richardson (Ind.). for the house.
leads Barker (Dem.)
In Patrick. Woods (Dem.) Is ap-
parently elected to the house.
In the senatorial district embrac-
ing Patrick. Parsons (Rep.) Is
lightly ahead. but later returns may
'hange the result.
A free-for-all fight In Halifax
among the Democrats resulted in the
election OF Eimundson over Kerns
cor the senate and Stebblns for the
house.
The senatorial district composed
Of Frederick and Shenandoah has
elected Ward (Dem.) for the senate
over Wa1ker (Rep)
Richard r. Byrd. OF Winchester.
who will be the next speaker OF the
house, was elected I'm Frederick
county over Holt Und.) by probably
600 majority.
A surprise is discernable In the
returns from Goochland and Fiuvan-
ma where Luce (Rep.) appears to
have been elected.
Moses b. Green Is returned TO the
house from T'auquier over Kelly
(Ind.) by about $50 majority.
In Newport News Garret for the
house was defeated by Locke
(Rop.)
The senatorial district composed
If Wise and Lee counties returned
Noel (Rep.) Sutherland (Dem.
will represent Wise in the house.
The result between the Demo
cratic and Republican candidates in
Botetourt is in doubt.
The senatorial race in the district
embracing Allegheny. Craig and
Bath counties is in great doubt. but
Kind (Dem) apparently has a slight
advantage
Spessard (Dem) for the house
from Allegheny and Craig has safe
majority over Farrier (Rep)
In the Eighth congressional dls-
trict Carlin (Dem.) has an estimated
majority of 5000. He will succeed
tho late John +. Rixey.
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ADOLPH BRANDT
LOSES THE DAY.

Berlin. Nov. G.-Chancellor Won
Bulow was complainant today In
suit against Adolph Brandt. the
writer who accused him OF immor-
alitles similar 10 those charged
against Count Won Moltke. Brandt
early assumed an apologetlc attitude
admitting he based the allegations on
hearsay. In bitter speech to the
court today the chancellor repudi
ated the charges against him, dc
manding the punishment OF Brandt
for the unfounded sccugations. de.
ciarlng the national welfare I'm
perllled II upright men we're sub
lectod 70 danger Of injury from sucl
sources.
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HARRIS Is IMPROVING.

Manager s. IL Joliffe received q
otter this morning from one OF tho
Harris-Parkinson company stating
that Mr.. Harris Is improving. but
will be some time before he is able
20 rcsume his tour. The letter stated
also that the doctors operated on
him and removed about gallon OF
water and blood from about his
lungs. and at this time Is rcsting
easily. If Mr.. Harris takes no
change for the worse he will appear
in the city the week OF Nov. 2G.
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GEORGIA oLunwoMny MEET.

Tifton. Ga, Nov. 6.-Some OF the
leading women OF Dixie are assom-
bled here today for the eleventh
convention Of the Georgia Federation
of Women's Clubs, which opens this
svenlng with reception The initial
'efsion will be held tomorrow morn
ing and Will be devoted mainly to.
addresses OF welcome, the reports Of
officers and the transaction Of busi-
negs. At subsequent sessions, to-
morrow afternoon and Friday, the
5ubjcc's TO be discussed dnclude civic
beauty work forestry. education.
hHl labor legislation and the prob
en- Of illifcracy In Georgia and the
south.
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rl.EslIYTERIAN CoLLEGE.

Macon, Ca. Nov. "a PROPOSE
ton 10 establish q male college some
whore In 'be state will be one VI
ihc principal matters considered by
the Presbyterian synod OF Georgia.
meeting hero today. Several cities
and town VIII probably be cons.d-
'red IN locating the proposed institu-
lion of learning. which Is expected
TO become one OF the leading col-
leges OF th1 denomination IN The
south
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nArGnrERs on coNrEDERAcY

Norfolk, Va, nov. 6.--Unitef
Daughters Of the Confederacy Of the
state OF Virginia assembled today
at the exposition for a two day ses
sion. On November 13 the genera
organization OF the Daughters VII
meet here. with delegates from al
the southern states IN attendance
The national coivention win last
three days and the visitors Will b
elaborateiy entertained by the Nor
folk and virginia chapters and the
exposition management.
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New York. Nov. 6.--Raymond
Hitchcock. the comedian. charge
with having wrongei young girls
and who has been n fugitive from
justice since October 3Oth, who sud
denly disappeared upon learning tina
indictments were being returne
against him by the grand jury. sur
rendered today upon the advice o
counsel, and said he hadn't been our
or the city. but had been confindef
TO the house from Illness.
He looked haggard and a physlca
wreck, and was admitted to sever
thousand dollar bail. His wife ac
companied him to court.
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Boalon, %oy Co. Miss Mary Spon-
'cr Topran. OF Sew York, and
General Francis IT, Appleton.
gromlnent clubman and one OF tho
best known Of Boston's older elig-
iblcs wero married today in Trinity
chapel The family name Of General
Applcton's first wife also was Top
pan. but She vas in no way related
TO her successor. Who IS the dauRoicr
" Hra. J. Nc'm Toppan, OF New
Y0ik.
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BLAND COUNTY RETURNS.

Rocky Cap, Nov. 6--Returns from
this district coblhrm the reported
election OF:
@. w. Hawes, Democrat, for sher-
IN.
Treasurer Greer, Republican, re-
elected.
II. @. Thompson, Republican, SUI
pervisor Of Rocky yap district.
DR.. J. ]. Bishop, Dem, W. II. Glib
son, Rep, and J. d. Hawley, Rep,
we're elected justices OF the peace for
the same district.
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GERMAN ELECTED MAYOR.

Cincinnati Nov. 6.--By a decisive
plurality and possibly by a clear ma
iority over all four competitors. Col
Leopold Markbreit, veteran Ger.
man editor aud former United stater
minister 20 Bolivia was elected mayor
Of Cincinnati on the Republican
ticket. According 20 returns he hae
probably carried with him the entire
Republican ticket. Tho campaign
had been vigorous but The fact that
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Mayor Dempsey. who was elected
TWO years ago by a combination OF
Democrats and Municipal party"
was this year the candidate OF the
Democrats only and was opposed by
many former supporters, gave the
Republicans additional support.
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MILLINERY JOBBERs MEET

Cincinnati. o., Nov. G.--Wholesalc
headgear manufacturer OF the CEN
tral, wester nand southern states
are in attendance today at the an
nual convention of the Western MI
llnery Jobbers' association. Abou.
$50 firms are represented. Anon g
the matters to be considered is the
adoption of winter and spring styles
in millinery.
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ADMINISTRATION
NOT DELIGHTED.

Washington. Nov 6.--The results
Of yesterdays elections were received
by the administration with entire
equanimity, the only contest IN
which the president publicly mani
tested any personal interest was that
in Cleveland, but he Is not believed
Burton back TO congress. The Tam
many triumph In New York was a
foreg0ne conclusion. The alliance
between Parsons and Hearst being
severely condemned
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REPUBLICANS GET
PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia, Nov. 6.-The cleo
ton in Philadelphia passed of very
quietly, the Republicans electlng all
their candidates by the usual large
maiorities. There was more inter
est taken in the fate OF tho s1O.-
100000 loan proposition than In the
success OF any candidate on the city
or state ticket The city party, the
reform organization which has
fought the Republican organization
for several years went on record az
against the loan and made a fight
against the proposition. The returns
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NEW JERSEY
Nbh OEiNoDA
PROBABLY DEMOCRATIC

Trenton. n. j.. Nov. 6.--Returns
indicate that the Democrats have
carried Essex county by about 1000
Hudson county by $1,000, and indi-
cations are that Katzenbach. Demo
crat. IS elected governor by about
10000.
Mayor Pagan of Jersey City, has
been defeated for reelection.
Long Branch gives Katzenbach
700 majority and this will insure
him Monmouth county.
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sHEATz ELECTED.

Psaadelphia, Nov. 6.-Senatos
Penrose said the returns from the
state indicate that the majority for
Sheath tRep) for state treasurer
would exceed the estimate OF 13o,-
600 made by State Chairman /Au-
drews.
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GuILD IN MASSACHUSETTS,

Boston, Nov. G.--~Goyornor Curtis
Guild, OF Boston, Republican. was
reelected for n third term by a pln-
ralliy cstimated at oEcr 100000.
tho largest given a gubernator.al
candidate in Massachusetts since the
free SILVER movement. The balance
OF tho Republican state ticket was
also successful, and the party will
again control both branches OF the
Legislature b. a proportion of about
3 TO I.
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Very truly yours,

From Herbert Fitzpatrick, attor-
ney at law, Frederick building, to
The Miller Supply Co.. Bluefield, w.
"a.
Gentlemen:--In response TO the
lequest OF Mr. j. c. Miller, beg
10 advise you that section 30 of the
ordinance passed August the 14th.
500. by the common council of the
tity of Huntington, reafs as follows
ut shall be unlawful for any per
son 20 keep in any show. store,
warehouse. or other house or build
Ing within this city. without the
special permission OF authority from
the council, a greater quantity Of
IowdeP at any time. than 20
rounds"
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died by dealers here is as follows:
60 per cent. nitro glycerine and 40
per cent silica.
so per cent nitro glycerine and SO
per cent. Silica.
40 per cent. nitro giyeciren and
60 per cent silica.
S5 per cent. nitro glycerine and
Go per cent silica.
33 1-S per cent. nitro glycerine
and sc 2-S per cent silica.
80 per cent. miro glycerlne and
20 per cent. silica.
This material Is put up in round
sticks about ! IA inch in diameter
by 8 inches long. wrapped In heavy
oil paper. Fifty OF these sticks be-
Ing well wrapped and packed in n
strong box with saw dust. IL Is
necessary for the users CT dynamite
to insert an explosive cap. specially
made for the purpose of exploding
dynamite. this cap being connected
to fuse or electric wire. The ex-
plosive force OF this cap is about
1000 pounds per square inch. and
the dynamite cannot explode in any
other manner. in fact Ia not used In
any other way. and there are daily
complaints by the contractors that
the caps they procure for this pur-
pose are not strong enough to ex-
plode the dynamite. This being the
ease II cannot be conceived. even by
4 timorous person or sound mind,
that transportation in the ordinary
manner. or even dropping dynamite
20 a considerable distance. or sub
I citing IL to a collision. would IN
any way endanger life or property.
If all tho explosions OF dynamite
hat have occurred In the past, same
have been caused by caps or cleo
tricity. The local dealers business
s75, 900 yearly. which is quite an
tenn to their business. They have
zone to the expense OF erecting suit
able magazine for storage outside of
,ourt has already passed on their
location as not being hazardous. The
-ailroa1 company recognizes this
commodity as being regular and
lawful. AS a safeguard against ex-
plosions that might occur through
negligence in preparing proper
places for storage and safe keeping
OF this material, they have ecn-
ployed an export OH explosives, who
risits these magazines monthly TO
determine the condition OF the ma
terial. The importance of dynamite
as an agent to the development OF
this and all other sections of the
country Is manifest. and it Is very
doubtful that the railroad company
will incur the expense OF the sidings
on account of the unjust decision OF
the city council; certainly the deal
ers. on account of the profit derived
from this commodity. will not stand
this extra expense. and a decision
thus rendered would mean to drive
that much business away from home
The following letter 10 from a con-
cern which Is credited with being an
authority on the subject:
From the Emporium Powder Man
ufacturing Co.
Emporium. Pa, Oct. IL, 1907.
Miller Supply Co..
Huntington. w. Va.
Gentlemen Replying to yours Of
the 9th inst. in regard to your Blue
field magazine. we know OF no spe-
cial arrangements anywhere as to
regulations for carrying dynamite
through ordinary towns. There f.
an ordinance in New York city re
stricting this traffc. and only al
lowing so much to be carried on a
load. but we know OF no other place
where there are any restrictions
whatsoever on dynamite.
Ns1YTTNEnv InpuEpG MEET
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DEMOCRATS STATE
TICKET ELECTED.

Jackson. Miss. Nov 6.-The Dem
ocratic state ticket, headed by p. r.
Noel for governor. was elected.
Only a small vote was cast. The
other officers include Luther Man
ship. 9ieut'nant governors H. J.
Smith, auditor; y. v. Edwards
treasurer; J. w. Power, secretary %
state; r. NJ Henry. insurance com
missioner; r. v. Fletcher. attornev
general, and II. y. Blakeslee, cont
missioner OF agriculture.
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show shat the loan which had the
solid backing OF the Republican lead
ers. carried the city by majority
considerably under that given the
successful candidates of the Repub-
-iicans.
john o. Sheath. the Reublican
candidate for state treasurer. whose
home is in this city. ran strong and
his plurality will be close to 6o.ooU
In the city.
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REPUBLICANS WIN OUT
IN LOUISVILLE

Louisville, Nov. with all but
a few districts heard from Willaon
seems TO have an assured majority
OF 1900 over Hager. The results
COR the legislature are doubtful, bn,
Grinstead has won in LoulsyIlle by
4.683 majority over the Democratic
nominee.
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Yours truly,
An Open letter from the Miller
supply Co., Bluefield, w. Va.
DYNAMITE.

DYNAMITE.
For the benefit OF the citizens OF
Eluefield who are agltating, or en-
deavoring 70 prohibit the hauling Of
dynamite through ilhe \ treets Of
Blue6eld. II Is evident that these
I-zrties do not know anything about
the subject, and with little infor-
ration, possibly tho trade for this
commodity would go without fur
ther interruption.
Dynamite Is an explosive com
pound invented by Noble 1t is a
mixture OF rs per cent nitro glyce-
rine with 25 per cent insofurial
silica. Tho silica renders the pow
DIR less liable 70 explosion from con-
cussion. This f. dynamite proper.
but dynamite is also used as a
generic term for other mixtures Of
nitro glycerine. Dynamite as han
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GIRL MARRIES
WEALTHY GERMAN

New York. Nov 6.-Miss Mac
Rsdford. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
william Louis Rsdford. today be-
came the bride OF william a. Becker,
a wealthy German OF noble family.
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coRN AL corToN cARNvAL

Guthrie, OKLA Nov. 6.-A 5iF
corn and cotton carnival. to las
three days. began here today AMI :.
expected TO attract visitors fron fI
parts Of tho territory. as vel a.
many homeseekcrs from other states
Large cash prizes will be awarde'
the exhibitors OF the Sest displays
of corn. cotton and other agricul-
tural products.
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WILMINGTON AGAINST
PROHIBITION

Wilmington. Del. Nov. City Of
Wilmington complete, license, H.
cas-: against. 7.349.
Reports from the state indicate
that Newcastle county outside OF
Wilmington. voted for license, and
that Kent and Sussex counties voted
against license.
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REPUBLICAN WINS AT LINCOLN.

Lincoln. Ncb., Nov. 6.--Based on
the heavy vote he received In Oma-
ha and Lincoln. and the fact that he
seems TO he holding his own In the
country precincts. the election OF NJ.
VI. Reese. Republican. as justice OF
the supreme court, was indicated IN
the returns. The entire Republican
county ticket Is probably elected.
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CONTRADICTORY REPORT
FROM Jersey

Jersey City, N. j., Nov. 6.--Later
returns reduce Katzenbach's, Demo-
crat, reported plurality in Hudson
county from 10000 to 5000 and In
Middlesex county from $500 TO 81,
assuring the election of the Re-
pubIlcans by about 1900. In Cleve-
land Johnson's pluarity Is little
over 5000.
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VOTE PROBABLY
CLOsE IN 'FRIsCO

San Franclsc>, Eov. G.--The polls
closed at p. M yesterday. While
no figures are at hand the indications
are that the result will be close no
voting machines were used and the
count will be slow.
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RAYMOND HITCHCOCK
GIVES HIMSELF UP

London, Nov. 6.--Raymond Hitch
cock. the comedian who was reported
to have sailed on the Majestic was
not aboard the vessel which arrive
today.
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DrOUOIN DRY.

Duquon, H.. Nov G.-Duquoin
voted out the saloons a large tenn
perance demonstration followed.
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Cleveland. Nov. 6.--MAyor Tom l..
Johnson was reelected for the fourth
time as mayor OF Cleveland In a hard
fought battle in which the Repuh-
lican ticket was headed by Con gress-
man Theodore n. Burton, chairman
of the house committee on rivers and
harbors.
Chairman Baker OF the Republican
committee conceded the election OF
Johnson by 5000 plurality At the
Johnson headquarters his majority
IS placed at a higher figure and the
election of the entire city Democratic
ticket is Indicated by 5000 or more.
The Democrats elect majority OF
tho councilmen.
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CoNCEDE JoHNsoN.s ELEcryoN

Cleveland. Nov. 6.---At Republican
headquarters Secretary Roadway an
nounced that the reelection OF May
or Johnson was conceded. The In
dications point to the election OF all
OF the Democratic nominees for city
offices with the possibie'exception OF
Paul Schrelner (Republicanl for
police court clerk. A majority OF
councilmen elected are Democrats.