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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-01-18
After BaIley's Scalp.

Austin. Tex.--A resolution proyld
Ing for a sweeping investigation OF
tho conduct OF United States senaIvi
J. W. Bailey of this state. was intro
duced In the house OF representatives
on Wednesday. In the primary cleo
ton OF last July, Senator Bailey was
endorsed for senator by practically
the unanimous vote OF the people,
Since that time II is charged that evil
donce has been obtained which shows
that he has received large sums OF
money In loans and fees from the
waters.Plerce oil company, the Kirby
Lumber company. tho Security OIL
company and personally from II. c.
Pierce, OF the Wators.Piorce OIL com.
plny,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-01-18
PROPOSALS TO BUILD CANAL.
Lowest Bidders Would Make $3.50,
900 n Awarded the Contract.

Washington The proposals opened
by the canal commission for the on.
tire construction Of the Panama canal
were as low az had been expected by
experts on construction work. For
some time Il has been known that
several members Of the commission
believed per cent ON the estimated
cost " construction would be n fair
remuneration Tor contractor under
tho form prepared by the commission.
The lowest proposal that OF William
J. Oliver Of Knoxville. Tenn. and An.
son NJ, Bangs Of New York City. who
offered 20 do the work for G.75 per
cent on the estimated cost, ia lower
than had been expected.
Granting that the estimate OF ,l40..
100000 for the construction OF the
sanal. which has been frequently spok.
On OF In congress. IL accurate. the re.
Enumeration OF the Oliver Bangs com.
blnauon would be S9.i5O. 900 In case
II was 10 be awarded the contract.
Much discussion has been caused by
the great difference In tho only four
bids received. as they ranged from
6.75 90 2S per cont
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-01-18
Another Flood In Arizona.

I'll Paso, Tex,-Another food, the
third this season, swept down Chase
creek at Clifton, Ariz,, Wednesday
night and washed out the Coronado
railroad again, but did no damage to
The city Of Clifton, The San Fran.
ciscori river with which Chass creek
oonNe rges at Clifton, is rising rapid
y. Heavy rains have fallen but seem
TO be over now, Unul the Coronado
railroad is repaired the Clifton smell
tiers will be without ore. The road Ia
10 be rel uilt on higher ground.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-01-18
TRUST COMPANY ABLE TO PAY.
Affairs Of Sullivan Concern at ooldHeld
Now Being Adjusted.

Goldneld, Nov.-Evory miner in the
ausSF4gy OF the l. NJ. Sullivan Trust
Company received his wages on
Thursday. the total amount paid out
Being $4,000. The afiairs OF the com.
pany are being adjusted with all pos.
sible speed. and there Is no longer
any doubt that all creditors will BIO
paid in full within a short time. A
reorganization OF the board OF dlrec.
tors Is now under way and within the
next two or three days the personnel
Of the new board viii be announced
The liabilities OF the company are
IN the nelghbOrhood OF $500, 900,
aearly the entire amount being due
10 brokers from whom stocks In the
various mining enterprises OF the cor.
ioration were purchased The assets
Include 5.737,530 shares OF stock, the
value Of which on January 3. taking
the listed stocks at the exchange fg'
ures and the unlisted stocks at the
promotion price, was s3,09S. 99iSO.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-01-18
POLICEMEN ARE
LAW-BREAKERS
Sensation is Sprung in Butte
Police Circles. Serious
Charges Being Made
Two Officers Declare They Had Been
Invited BY Captain MeGrath TO
Join In Conspiracy 10 Rob an
Express Company.

Butte. Mont-A sensation has been
created here by testimony presented
to the council committee which Is In.
vestigatlng charges Of grating among
the police force. Two police officers
charged that Captain McGuth. ser.
gcant Of police had invited them TO
Join In n conspiracy to rob a delly.
cry wagon Of the Northern Pacific tx.
press company. between the depot
and the express once Tho robbery.
II was stated. was 10 have occurred
on the night Of Nov II last. when Il
was expected a large amount Of cur
roncy would be secured. Some one
tipped the plan on TO the manager Of
the express company. who Immediate
~ telographed to headquarters at 81
Pau. A force Of armed guards was
rushed 10 Butte with Instructions to
Kill II necessary 10 protect the com.
pany's property. This precaution, II
Is alleged, frustrated the plans OF
the oonapiratoB,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-01-18
Policemen and wOrkmsn Clash.

St Petersburg Desperate fighting
between police and worlSmon occurred
In the Okha quarter OF this city dur
ing o. domiclliary search Whom the
police Appeared Eve wurkmon who
were In the building cNinguishod all
lights ana opened dre On the police
The latter responded and the msll
lade continued for some time, The
wurhmcu finally rctroatod after killing
two district inspectors, two policemen
ana wounding three policemen. A
quantity of firearms was discovered
In the house.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-01-18
WeIImsn d HopefuI.

Paris. Walter wellman's enlarged
balloon. In which no hopes 10 reach the
pole. and which Ii now inflated for the
purpose OF testing tho impcrmoability
II the envelope. was exhibited to %
number OF French aoronnuts ON Sun.
day. NJ. Santos Dumont. NJ. Dutsch
and Count de la Vaulx and other men
prominent In aoronautiCB were pre-.
sent and showed great interest In the
explorers plans Mr. Wcllman con.
siders his balloon In perfect oondl.
ton.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-01-18

Milford Umh.-ono minor Is dying
and another very seriously injured
rs the result Of an explosion which
occurred In the Old Hickory mine
i've miles out of Milford, at 10 o'clock
Sunday morning, Thomas Singleton
anv Joseph Joseph were at WORK In
q stope on the tunnel level They
drilled into "a missed hole when a
terrific explosion occurred. The cage.
man was ON his way 20 talk 10 the
men and within 100 feet OF them when
the accident Mapped, Joseph Is dang
CrOusly hurt
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-01-18
Bryan willlna to Run AGAIN.

Missoula, Mont-Wlllllm Jennings
Bryan was given a public reception
here Saturday afternoon, thousands
paying thier respects 10 the dlstin-
gulshed Nobraslnn. In an interview
with a newspaper man ne said that
Wis statement made at Topeka In ref
erenco to his possible candidacy for
the presidency IN 1905 had been gross.
ly mlsquotod He assorted that he
was not aycrse 10 the idea OF being
made the standard bearer for the Dem.
ocrauc party at that t.mo, provided
the platform was 90 his liking
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-01-18

Chicago.--An excited crowd OF west
side citizens took forcible possession
Of the council chamber In the city
han Thursday and compelled the
members OF council committee 70
Zee from the place The members OF
the crowd were professionals against "a
project for widening Halstend street
The committee having the matter un,
Der consideration met and finally voted
70 postpone the matter until June
This was highly unsatisfactory To
many of the citlzoLs present. who
wished the matter settled at once.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-01-18
ohInks EInht over a Girl.

Oakland. Cal.-one Chinese was
killed and four wounded In a high
binder outbreak In Chinatown IN,
trouble opened with the assassination
OF Ice Book Dong, a capitalist Dong
was shot while he was seated no the
supper table In his homo no Col Har
rison street Two Chinese were adj.
mitted 20 the room whore Dong was
sitting. and each fired one shot and
disappeared Both bullets struck Dong
and ne died almost Instantly LatOr
the msillade commenced In the chi.
ncse quarter The trouble started
over Chinese girl.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-01-18
gmbeEzIerIs Sentence Redueed.

Kansas Clty.--The sentence OF VII.
liam c. Anderson. the embezzllng as
slstant paying teller OF the First Ma.
tlonal bank, was on Wednesday re,
ducod by Judge Wonord in the crlml.
nal court from four years 20 two
years and nine months. Anderson
will be taken TO the penltenuary at
once, to begin serving his sentence.
Anderson confessed 60 embezzllng
$4,000, lie disappeared on Decem.
Der ] and three weeks later wU-l ar.
rested In Texas. Most OF the stolen
money was recovered.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-01-18

Twin Falls. Idaho.-Twin Falls Is
feeling the pinch OF the coal famine.
The school trustees were unable to
secure a supply for the school build
ing, and for a time It was feared that
school would not reopen after the holt.
days The village trustees were ap.
peaIcd 20 and Chairman Hamilton
managed TO obtain a carload OF coal
for The school which opened on Mon.
day sagobrush Is being burned In
other schools on the irwin Falls tract
The farmers are also burning brush,
which Is plentiful.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-01-18
Twsnty.FOur Drowned.

CuNhnven, Germany Tho British
ship Pengwan. Captain Williams, from
Taltal Chile, October G. for Falmouth,
with cargo OF saltpetre, grounded
on Nlcharporn, ten miles northwest OF
CuXhayou, Sunday. Twentyfour mon,
comprising the crew, were drowned,
and her cargo is a total loss. The
tug Vulkan went To the assistance OF
the Pongwarn and passed closely 10
her. but the crew OF the pengwarn dis,
regarded the appeals 10 Jump into the
water 80 that they might be rescued.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-01-18
PAvLoFF LAID LOW BY BULLET.
Military Proeurator Shot by Terrorist
While Taking a Walk.

St observation-disclosures General
Vladimir Paylon, the military pro
curator. or advocate general. known
since the days OF the late parliament
as "Hangman Paylon," from the
eplthst constantly applied to him by
tho radical deputies. was shot and
killed at 10 o'clock Wednesday morn.
ing while walking in the garden OF
the chief military court building near
the Moika canal. The assassin, who
was disguised as a workman. was cap
tured after n long chase through the
crowded city streets. during which no
fred about forty shots from two 70.
yolyers which he carried, killing a
policeman and wOuuding a small boy.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-01-18
To Stop Wildcats In Idnho.

Boise, Idaho.-In both houses there
has been introduced the bin recon.
mendcd by the American mining con.
Bress TO stop the operations of those
VINO sen wildcat mining stock. Il pro.
hlbits the making or publication OF
lalse or exaggerated statements con.
corning the financial condition OF cor.
porations or as TO the value OF the
property which tend 10 give a fictitious
value To the stocks or bonds of uch
corporations. II provides mini.
mum penalty OF ten years lmprison.
ment and fine Of $50 600 or both.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-01-18
JAPANESE ARE OFF COLOR.
Being Brown, Instead Of White or
Black, They Cannot Become
American Citizens.

Washington. Naturalization author
tiles here say the question OF whether
japanese subjects can become citl.
gems Of the United States already has
been settled adversely by the circuit
courts IN the United States. which
have declared that. not being white
persons or persons OF African natlv.
ity they are not entitled TO that
privilege. The question, It Is said,
has never been taken 10 the supreme
court OF tho United States.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-01-18
FAMINE SUFFERERS in CHINA

Women Cooking Roots Of erase,
Leaves and Twiss for Food.
shanghai.-captain Klrton. foreign
relief commissioner in the famine
camp at TslngKiangFu. describes
the reguee camp as consisting OF mat
sheds arranged In rectangular groups
In street formation, two miles long
and a mile wide. In other camps In
the vicinity Of Using Klang.Fu OF near.
" half a million refugees 30 per cent
show signs OF distress and among 10
percent the suffering is acute. The
roads are thronged with rice peddlors.
women tear up the roots OF grass for
1000 and are cooking leaves and
twigs.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-01-18
Says ouu0enhelm Purchased Too,.

Denver, Jan. ii.-Senator ]. II
crowley democrat, introduced in
inc upper house Of the legislature ON
friday n resolution providing for tho
appointment Of committee 10 ipves.
ugate Simon Guggenheim's alleged
purchase Of the United States seno.
'orslip, for which he recently re-.
ceived the endorsement of mo re,nb
, iesn caucus, The senator cited pub.
usneu reports concerning the use OF
money 10 secure the election of mem.
peIh lledslng TO vote for Guggenhelm.
ana declared that for the good name
9I inc state, action should be taken.
Inc measure was tabled
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-01-18
ooLDFlELD STRIKE OVER.
Miners Vote to Return to Work at
once.

Goldncld, Noyada.-The referendum
vote taken by the Miners union has
resulted In favor OF the proposition OF
the Joint committee. The strike will
be officially declared on at once. and
every miner and top man will return
TO work. Reliable information is to
the effect that the joint proposal has
carried In Goldneld by a vote OF about
eight 10 one.
Although the settlement OF the
strike has been discounted. the nowu
has caused great rejoicing in this
lively camp. Nothing else Is being
discussed and the miners seem MS
happy over the outcome as the .rrn.
eral public.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-01-18
JORDAN TALKS TO SOCIALISTS.


San Franclsco.-"No congress could
pass Japanese exclusion act and
no president would sign one. because
II would be hoodlum act" said Ia.
vid Starr Jordan, president Of tho
Stanford university. In addressing a
meeting at Equity hall Sunday night
OF Socialists, by whom he had been
invited to speak on tho AHlatic prob.
lem, Continuing, DR. Jordan said
We do not care straw what ma.
tion our friends come from. The re-.
homblnnco IN greater than the differ.
onco between the Americans and the
Japanese. but Il Is right that Callfor.
MIA should think that she would
rather on the whole that this should
be an Anglo Saxon state"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-01-18
Psrsians Would Waste no Money on
the Dead Shah.

Teheran.-The shah has received a
telegram from Emperor Nicholas. ex.
pressing regret at the death OF his
father wishing the new monarch a
long and prosperous reign. The popu.
lace does not favor the deceased
fhah.s request for burial at Kerbela
which Is regarded AS a second Mecca
owing 10 It's cost significantly de
claring that he. aly.ag been extrava.
giant In life shcat 1r' be permitted
10 be oNtrayag1u. .. death.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-01-18
FREIGHT srAEmzR ASHORE.
Clyde Liner Hard and Fast on Mas
saehusetts Coast

Chatham. Mass. --straying from ihs
beaten track. the Clyde line freight
steamer onondago. Captain Bunnell,
bound from Boston for Charleston and
Jacksonville, struck on Orleans beach
and In IN dangerous position. The
chances Of saving the steamer are
,ona,dercu about even. The Onondn.
go strucA the beach nearly hoadon.
The vessel had wandered two miles
o.. the course during a night. which.
though cloudy, was comparatively
clear.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-01-18
TWENTY PERSONS PERISH.
Vat Of Boiling cellulold ESplodes
Near strassburg.

Near strassburs.
strassburg.-Twenty persons per.
lshed Friday In a fire which destroyed
the book bindery OF Hubert a Co.
an English Arm at Gelspolshelm, near
this city. A vat OF boiling celluIold
exploded and the flaming LIQUID
caused such instantaneous destruction
with everything with which Il came
into contact that all the exits were
cut on In a very short time. some
OF those who escaped from the burn.
'ng rooms were badly scalded.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-01-18
RELIGIOUS RlorlNo.
Gigantic AntLclerleal Demonstrations
Occur In Spanish cities.

VNNWT w NT7FVTITT NTNTU1
Madrid There was a gigantic an.
u-clorlcal demonstration at Bilbao
Sunday. which was attended by some
rloung The governments energetic
proclutlon In holding the garrison In
readiness prevented serious disturb
ances. There was a similar nantes.
mtlun nc san Sebastian. whore 10000
persons paradod about the town, but
NO clashes with the police resulted.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-01-18
CoALvILLE TINES

Entered at the Postofce in Coaiviiie.
Utah. May q 1894 az second Glass
Matter
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-02
'VGBNyIOSpII'
pRY lQOpS AIllIhERy
FlhCY lQQls EllEs
RlNs, CpRlAlhs,
MIINHs, ElRIEs lPPlRfh
HfNs fNRAISNIANs NTH FIF.
B. r. EhIags &OO
fe'I iI9ffI

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FI'o MR. FI0II0R HAr AMm
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-02
4 Unique
Conference


with more Rr pGJIe achievement addal NJ lUc many cUaral
bo credited ~ DE- administration w have aarr fuc Uaog
bc Rad ~ r.IuH aud accomplishing Jc gigantic a. NJ cyg
serving bn rnDum NJ bagn launched pyry GouI NJ udl ~
give o RDDryc administration high piarn lc uuiyJ hlyry
The method Ol Organizing c Increment b. departure, ami
bound NJ ut c public Io Hioc country VIII watch with a.oJ
my interest conference" M bo President and al lhr governors NJ
n aDd rfuiDucs The gathering win certainty bn ugqgc oUc
md 1I verge Dr pupoc naU Jo oun or which 300. bU Glcd
80 Un oakland Enquirer aaya. 'Euc conference ol gu fr
administration ~ Washington into docr yuc with Io czcciyc da
paDru vi c several states and puDJr one NJ thr inherent
Htnr.r NJ y1f yanU M government ha bU iUr difficulty rJ
iDfrng aDy coherent r,c bcWcD tc and lraa adm1is
inioDu Differences M political oDDOD and DcroDH aUbop bayc
W"ip Uadn zach oyprr practically mpD.hc lhc gyycru
mcoh nave generally bcoU jaDu nj interference cycu .upqciou
Wy W"l'dn RDyrUmr1l bgt bc increased cyWpciy NJ commercial
tHlip1 r dr"DmoDt NJ interstate commerce. r uccrs.y M fcd
"fm wJtauf" 90 HD"d 'clrj M Improvement c Importance NJ
me Ea WHt NJ ho oyHify have brought jr Governments
INTO m," Intimate rotation vim bc government Wasuuou and
ne obicfrn" @Icd ny President ROooyc boud M much M make
cO"r" uf G1or ",Dh 1ud cooperation IN uolDg hae Pus
dcn F"1fcy1 dfayd brDador eacuaUp Hau IN h5 r0or ~
r'bW Ur natural frCurm m hc country Morc Than any ofc
W'd'1 u" nae appeared NJ appreciate al have arrived N sapc
~ "r national expansion ~cg h time M can ban upo1 lc proi
Rl ad WaHoiW Wy ~ which have bern bancdnn aWav fc ua
U"' mbnGb "" rc'dom ha. cFc1dcd hc ara M bc forc
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-02
CONGRESS
Continued nom Page onel

|.....|.H...N H'N.'. .'..
clio. CHAT There must Doc now uu. J..-
.rut Hesitation ou Jb,s subject. Uud
oft course. There win he preliminary
tails. Nuub.e aud NuuWmOus
Incoming rougressmtu talking pu-
,ugy, say chat financial and auu-
trust legislation win Doe Jbo main
topics oft tho session and bills galore
will Doe introduced 10 boots mot Jbut
Boo somc quarters This win ng doomed
ou mauspicious time To- ng'abor tho
trusts "lcJ the sailed jade vince
srywa to bg the slogan. ANA There wilt
bo mo- hosjtmyy 10 ugun clan thp aod-
dlc ou the raw back and ride tbo
hobby.
Tho demand wiguaUug with Jhc
administration tor modification ut enc
sherman ANTITRUST law. will start Juu
/ debate 10 i8 said that the udmiuialro.
/ tiou has NOT met With the success de.
sired u proceedings against thc trusts
under chat auJ The adagu chat A
poor workman bIumga hlH tools iH MOI.
held to apply n Jbis yoao huJ amy
| how Jnn tools We Uu Doe changed
Moro power Co sine o'how oft Jho mo.
OumUto commerce commission iH dr-
..r.I NINA puipa, rrbn,o CLAUSE haas
proyuu Tine most umrouiuW ul am ihr
mps IUr corporation OWLS .uuH lWr hN
..,ul .,,rrmont n /. amid. and ii
I,.. n..p ,rpIird ny tnr commission.
.n,t. nod, nd erpIipr mrInpr authority
,nd r,nrr,ss .vil bo asked to ewut it
"A Is..,Il n conversational circles. m
uo r,p..r OFF uuouolablr conversation.
! u,a. NJ .nn pr,posilIon snouId ba add
,',n,.l ~, lnr administration mai an
Intnr.t,ro rYrpngtIons ehouId bo rnsr-
,.r.l and br 'NrruIiyo miborIzol to
royorr rnnrtew of .badn corpora
,,,n. ~ yII br ro.I.trd. gonmoss. IL
,g said wuI no Ioatb 40 yraI In amy
o,.ontIyo NM administrative burrau mo
p,wo,a II, pao dlxIf to pur am indus
.r,aI rornoratiou ONT off busIuoss.
vooont etnriIru,ae i, IA claimed. In
.onr,a IN nrrol nm ipduaIrlaI combIua-
llama thr,uah lbr machinery of the
.oura would iudIrato Ihr unwl8iom
or nroplipu arbluary powrr to uuan
, nuaInom nv revocation oI charter
Who would decide whrrhrr lbc must
wgg "a had ruel or. Al GOOD rualg ono
man.. ID. n mann of men ID. "a burraug
Tba Iondcpry or Copma# III ia
poIprrJ out rs mthu lbo rrvorao-to
rpIorrn rbo mrIedIrtlon of rhe courts
oynr ucb moatIona Tbls waa shown
I'm tho long simagIr over lho courr ro-
ylrw provls.ou off fine railway rate
nm If NAV br bat somo ol Ibe corr
norauops vim sorI. national charters
10 rcIIrvo bru of Burdepsomo opprcs-
alan or aloto lcaIsIaurcs bur here
wu bc a yIporoue protcsf AGAINST re-
yorotIon or cbarlcra once tbay are
granted
Same of fine railroads. If B mJd.
UouId br drI,pbtcd 40 bavo national
cbnrrcrs and grl away from State m-
pcrylsiou. one mcat uuR Inc. how
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-02
4 New
Secession

Prohibition, bg Ouyocd by the NJ uc therefore
bound ~ accept Prohibition against the wishes NJ rgo majority NJ
b citizen. n c law stands Confronted with lhI. propositions
citizen proposed line NJ campaign, plan f., .ncor lou lc
stat" NJ Alabama n b. announced lm they will form % regular NJ
gani/aioD a. ~ employ counsel and provide plan
being outlined by which lc city bacyn viii br aln ~ cr Itself
,1'" from c stat" lo what form lc Vocal government viii aac
nae mot been made public The oga campaign win bn wapcd aloDg
entirety lrn., aoI win prbly be- fought on 1 c IcraI
instead NJ hc State court.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-02

Iho triumphant march ol probi-
bIrIo0 iu bo South has begun 10
arouse llo expected opposition. ~
Alabama which recently went for
prDjIbilioU Gght M - Guisb Is
being organized iu 0Ir rtry NJ A.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03

democrat and Capron is q republican.
 In 1904 the republicans carried New Jersey for Roosevelt by S059S and for Stokes for governor by 5l,644. Last year, however, the democrats had majority of two in tho state assembly.
 Guild was elected governor of Massa- chusetts last year by 30233; but the tariff revision issue, if the democrats are cap able of taking advantage of it, may be a determining factor in the pending election.
 General significance will also attach to the election in New York of two judges of the Court of Appeals, the assembly and possibly of the state Senate. Among the state officials elected last year Gov ernor Hughes was the only republican.
 Nebraska, MT. Bryan's state, will elect only minor state officials. In 1906 Shel