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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-13
FRENCH SHIPS
AWAIT WAR
ORDER
Spain and Germany Worried
by Proclamation of
New Sultan.

PARIS, Jan. 13.-There has been
published here a statement from an In
spired source to the effect that the
French Government has decided to con-
fine its action in Morocco to assuring
the security of the Algerian frontier
and the maintenance of order at the
ports in accordance with the Algeciras
act.
No loan will be concluded with Mo-
manned Sidi ell Mokhri, who has come
to Paris as finance minister to Abd-el-
Aziz pending further developments.
Admiral Philibert has eleven ships
on the Moroccan coast, and General
d'Armade, the military commander, has
about 5000 men, including 1,500 cav
airy, three field batteries and one
mountain battery.
The French government is greatly
embarrassed at the unexpected turn of
vents. The proclaiming of Mulai
Hafd Sultan, at Fetz, was c%oincident
with the arrival in Paris of Mohammed
Sidi ell Mokhri, who came here as
finance minister to Abd-el-Aziz to ne
gotiate a loan of $780, 900, 900 and the
march on Rabat of General d'Armade,
commander of the French forces in
Morocco, with 1000 men.
In a twinkling the entire situation
has become changed, and the whole
country is threatened with a civil war.
1t is all the more serious for France,
as the dispatches which have been re-
ceived relating to the situation leave
no doubt as to the fanatical appeal
of the supporters of Mulai Hafd being
directed chiefly against France, and a
holy war might arouse Frances Mo
hammedan subjects across the Algerian
frontier.
TANGIER, Jan. 13.-Raisuli, the BAN
dit, has Joined Mulai Hafid and still
persists in his refusal to give up Caid
Sir Harry MacLean, except by order of
the new leader.
MADRID, Jan. 13.-The proclamation
at Fee of Mulai Hafid as Sultan and the
declaration of a holy war have caused
considerable uneasiness to the govern
ment of Spain. 1t is understood that
immediate occupation of Marchica will
be ordered, the powers having signified
their approval of this step.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-13
TENsERP a BANKRUPT.
LsneeIal 70 I'D Eyening star.l

Especial 70 the Evening star.I
TRENTON, Jan. 13.-In the United
states Court today Abraham y. e
SCRIP. of Newark. filed a voluntary PEE
tition in bankruptcy. His liabilities
amount TO 1926. wfAh assets of $50,
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-13
scHAUFrIER ON EDUCATION BOARD.

Especial to the Evening Star.j
TRENTON, Jan. Ex-Governor Stokes on
Saturday appointed DR.. william G. sehauf-
fer. OF Lakewood, a member OF the State
Board Of Education to succeed Edmund
Wilson. resigned.
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Dublayln took a walk in the cemetery,
where he noticed on he tombstone Good
husband, . good wife good son
1T is evidently here that the happiest
homes are to be found, he r~ehected.-Nos
Loairs.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-13
BLIZZARD HAS
2 STATES IN
IT'S GRIP
Cripples Business and Traf.
fic in Michigan and Wis.,
cOnsin--IIlinOis Suffers.

DETROIT. Jan. 19.-Trolley. train
and telegraph service was seriously in
terrupted yesterday by a blizzard that
swept a large portion of Michigan. At
Bay City eighteen inches of snow was
reported. and all h churches aban-
doned the Sunday evening service be-
cause of the INSTRUCTED roads. In the
Thumb district many miles of rail-
road track are covered by enormous
drifts that will likely hinder the opera
ton of trains for several days.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-13

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Jan. IA
fierce blizzard swooped down on Mill
waukee early yesterday, and last night
continued without abatement. Tele-
graph and telephone wires are down in
all directions and street railway traffic
is p~aralyzed. Steam railroads report
trains only slightly delayed.
The weather bureau reported a fall OF
sixteen inches of sno up to Z o'clock
last night.
CHICAGO. Jan. 13.-Chicago and its
environs were cut off for several hours
yesterday from wire communications
from other points by a snow and wind
storm, which began before dawn and
ragged without a break all day. Over
burdened wires and poles were put out
of commission. and wire communica-
ton was at a standstill for hours. Elec-
trio car lines to suburbs were blocked
The fire alarm telegraph service was
so badly crippled that half the alarms
received at the central station could
not be communicated TO the engine
companies by the usual means.
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TANGIER, Jan. 13.-Raisuli, the ban
dit, has Joined Mulai Hafid and still
persists in his refusal to give up Caid
Sir Harry MacLean, except by order Of
the new leader.
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lbs Value $50 to 2. 9S

SS -.30x 30-in. centrepieces,
table tops; 36x36-ln. table tops,
lunch cloths; iSx45-in. chiffon
Ter, bureau and dresser gcarfs;
lSx54-in. sideboard scarfs.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-13

-36x3Bin. centrepieces,
lunch cloths and table tops;
isx72-in. table runners, bureau,
buffet, sideboard and dresser
ecarfs, all at one price-1.5O-
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RAYnER ASKS
FOR INQUIRY
Lilley is Found Guilty Of vi
olating His Obligations
and Williams of MISSISSIPPI
pi Roundly Condemns
Him.
Rv Associated Press.


washington. May Ex-senator Ray
nerr again today made an appeal TO
the senate for vote en- the resolution
authorizing and requesting the
president 70 appoint court Of IN
uuirv to investigate the charges
against Colonel William r. Stewart.
of the coast artillery, stationed at
Fort Grant, AlCZ.
The omnibus public building bill
carving 6 preparations aggregatIng
about thirty-five millions, was passed.
At the conclusion of q special com
jtrae which has been investigating the
charges OF Representative Illey, OF
Ccnrecicut. that members OF the
house had been Improperly Influenced
in ccnnactica with the subari1e tor
pedo beat legislation il found that
I.IlIev had violated his obligations as
a member and had acted in bad faith
with the committee and in contempt
of the house. were sustained today
bv the house by the vote or 257 to 81
-Four hours was consumed reading the
report
Williams. of Mississippi, denounced
Iiltey as being guilty of treason. foT
which he said he should be expelled.
He presumed the reason the commit
tee did not carTy its recommendation
n. that end was because Lfiley was
st home III ard not able 10 be present
To defend himself in -'--i- ---------
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BAGDAD, SANTA ROSA CO.
Special to The journal.

special TO ne journal
Bagdad. Fla, May 20.-Ihe vote
cast for the United States senate was.
Beard So, Broward %, Fletcher 20,
Lamar %.
For Representative in Congress,
Third District-Griggs so, kehoe 79,
Mays %. Stephens =.
For Presidential EIeCtoTs-Bailey
As, Butler As, Davis g., LappIngtOn SO,
Martin AZ, PascO Al, Stroller %.
For Member the National Demo
cratic Comnlittee-T. Albert Jen-
nings 81. William s. Jennings 40.
Delegates to the National Demo
cratic Convention from the Third
Congressional District-Andrews IA.
BlOunt So, Clark Il, Collins "a, Craw-
ford %, Mayes 53.
For Governor-BrOwne 81, Gil
christ %. Stockton 90.
For Attorney General-Ellis So,
TrammeN %.
For neutrality-suspicious. AZ
Groom 40 Knight IA.
For Railroad miSSioner-ITvine
;, Dunn A, Jackson 20, Solomon 81
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precincts in Washington county give
the following:
Senator-BeaTd 14S. Broward 134,
Fletcher 80. Lamar 155.
ngressman-Grigg SO, Kehoe
2lS Mays 49, Stephens rs.
Governor-Browne l6l, GilchTiSt
I22, Stockton 195.
National Committeeman. Albert
Jennings l06, William s. Jennings So.
District eiegateS-Andrews o,
BIouRt D, Clark 0, Collins o. Crawford
as, MayeS 1l2.
Attorney General-ElIis 63, Tram
NELL 40.
Irvine ;. Jackson :. Solomon 1S5.
State Senator-COOse 1874, Bryant
1916, Robinson 80.
entatives-MathtaS 139, Nc,
kenzie SOL, Mckenny 29O.
Sheriff-Allen 449, Singletary 115,
Watts 81
Circuit CIerk-HOwell AGO, Jockey
AS
This Is an incomplete return for
L precincts Returns are coming "A
very slow. J. }. Williams is elected
for tax assessor. W. b. GAMER for
collector. II. p. Tiller for treasurer,
J. K. Wells for county Judge and 4.
d. Carmichael for prosecuting attOT-
ney, b. r. Garner for superintendent
of education and John y. Garner for
supervisor registration.
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HARRIS, SANTA ROSA co.
Special to The journal.

Special to The journal.
Harris, Fla. May 2G.-The vote in
yesterdays primary was:
SenatCF-BeaTd 10. Broward 8
Fletcher o. Lamar 12-
Congressman-Gri 3, KehOe "a
Mays 3, Stephens o.
GGVernOT-BToWne 4, GiRhrist 2
Stockton 10.
National committeeman. Albert
Jennings %, William s. Jennings g.
Delegates at Large-AleXander %
Bowden o. Brown 2. Brumsey O.
Clewts o, Eaton %, HerTin 1, Julian
Mann 2, Phillips IS, Pope l, Reese so
Shackelford o. Stoncman o.
District Delegates /
BIount /, Clark 3, Collins l, Crawford
%, MayeS %.
Attorney General-Ellis SO, Tram
nell 20.
Comptrolier-Appl 4, Groom
"a, knight f.
Railroad CommiSSioner-Dun II
Irvine f, Jackson 8, Solomon 1.
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Prosperity sur'led on a certain imam
Of Marthais Vineyard. Like al men,
Re Is "a pursuit of happiness. So he
h'fsd himself away to a CeighhOring
city and purchased a fine automobile.
OF course, it had nc be shipped to the
i5l5nd on the steamer.
A few days after the arrival of the
machine a friend CT the proud owner
went to Boston on bus ness. When
this friend arrived in New Bedford TO
take the steamer fer the ViDeyaTc,
somebody told the purser that the
gentleman in question had brougnI
down an automcbtle from Boston and
2sdled him, the Tpr=er, If they had
room on the steamer fer the machine.
"Ah,' said the general purSer, he
has got an auto, Ell? Well. Well,
when enc OF those fellows gets amy
thing the other fellow thinks he must
have enc, too We're pretty well filled
up with freight said he, ''but l sup
pc~ts well have TO tcxe it aboard.
With that he gave Crdsrs TO clear
away the forward dark and make
rcCm fer an automobile.
A few minutes after the above cCr-
VeuEatiIcn Mir appeared down the
gsngp.zn6 with "a tey automobile u1-
de- his arm. which he bad purchased
fer his little boy wF'0 lives in Vine
yard Haven.-V:ney'ard Gazette.
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TALLAHASSEE, LEON co.
specIaI to The Journal.


Tallahassee, Fla, May 20.-Seven-
teen precincts of Leon county give,
for Senator: Beard SO. BroWard ITO,
Fletcher 243, Lamar $50.
Congressman: GriGgS 40S, KehOe
81. Mays 25S. Stephens Is.
Governor. Browne 211, GiichriSt
3S7. Stockton ia.
Precinct No. Is lin Tallahassee)
gives:
National Committeeman: T. Albert
Jennings us, William S. Jennings 81.
Delegates at Large: Alexander As,
Bcwden IS. Brown A., Brumsey 49,
Clewis Ga, Eaton SO. Herrin 90, Julia !
81. Mann %, Phillips II, Pope 81
Reese 81, Shackleford Il, StOnems
%.
District Delegates: Andrews
Blount 4S, Clark 20, Collins 109, era
ford IS, Mayes "a.
The seventeen precincts give: Alto
ney General: Ellis 241, TTammeM Az
Comptroller: ApplaEard 23S. Groom
374, Knight II.
Railroad Commissioner: Dunn 206,
Irvine 3. jackson ~, SAlUmon 49,
Representative j. /. Medley and
A S. Wells elected
County Judge: b A. Meginnins
1898. Howard Gamble 80
County Superintendent: 70. b
Eppes 431, w. n. Sheats, SG. 292.
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CARRABELLE, FRANKLIN CO.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal
CarrabeI7e, Fla, May 20--The vote
in yesterdays primary was:
Senator-Beard 20. BrOWard 81
Fletcher %, Lamar "A.
'Congressman-Grig sc, KehOe IS,
Mays 40 Stephens ).
Governor-Browne 81, Gilchrist A.
Stockton 50.
National Committeeman. Albert
Jennings SO, William S. Jennings SO,
Delegates at Large-AleXander 40,
Bowden 80, Brown IS, Brumsey "a,
CIewis 10, Eaton 20. Herrin II. Julian
10, Mann p. Phillips s. Pope 10
Reese 20, Shackelford 13. SLOVENIAN 8.
District Observation-Disclosures Is,
Blount % Clark IA, Collins 10, Craw-
ford "A, Mayes IS.
Attorney GeneraI-Ellis 4S, Tram
NELL 81.
omptroIler-Anpleyar %. Groom
103, knight 10.
Railroad COmmi ssaOneT-DUnn %,
Irvine IA, Jackson Is, Solomon 40.
State Sen9tOr-Green 16. HosfOTd
So. jackson 80. Spencer -.
Representatives. 4, Marlin
IA, Griggs 169.
Sheris Bradford 161, Gibson 30.
Circuit Clerk-PDrter 50, NORMAN
So.
Indications are. that BrOward will
carry county for senator; Griggs for
congress, and Brown for governor.
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APALAcHIcoLA, FRANKLIN CO
sneclal TO The Journal.


Apalachicola, Fla, May 20.-ThS
first and third precincts in Franklin
county give for Senator. Beard 10,
Broward 17S, Fletcher "A, Lamar Sc.
OongrassUnan: Griggs 34l, Kehoe
9, Mays 10, Stephens 8.
Governor: Browne 81, Gilchrist
1877, Stockton 81.
National Committeeman: T. AL
bert jennings 100, William s. Jen-
nings 100.
Delegates at Large: Alexander Il,
Bowden II. Brown Il. Brumsey 50.
Clewis 3, Eaton 20. Herrin 80, Julian
81. Mann ~. Phillips "a, Pope q,
Reese 81, ShackIefOrd AZ, SLOVENIAN
16
District Delegates: Andrews q,
BIount 81. Clark 6S, Collins 43, Craw-
ford "a. Mayes 1872.
Attorney General: Ellis Ill, Tram
nell 141.
Comptroller: Appleyard Is. Groom
233, Knight IL
Railroad Commissioners: Dunn 49,
Irvine %. Jackson 80, SalOmOA l40.
State Senator: J. M. Spence.
Representative Z. X. Moore
Sheriff: Arthur b. Gibson
Circuit Clerk: r. II. Porter.
Indications are that y. B. Broward
will carry the county for senator, j.
F. C.. GhdEgs for congressman, and Al
bert w. Gilchrist for governor
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MILTON, SANTA ROSA CO..
Special to The Journal.


Milton, Fla, May 2O--Seventeen
precincts of p in this county give
the following vote:
Senator-Beard 342. Broward $50
Fletcher 17e. Lamar 291.
Congress man-Griggs 100, KehOe
574. Mays 352, Stephens %.
Governor-BrOwne 254, Gihhrist
1872. Stockton 426-
National Committeeman-T. Albert
Jennings 1888, William s. Jennings
$50.
Delegates at Large-AIeXander 233
Bowden 15S, Brown 1872, Brumsey 12I,
CNewis 12O. Eaton 1855, Herrin II. Jul
liam SO. Mann 124, Phillips 14f, Pope
70. Reese 191, ShackelfOrd IS, Stone
man 81.
District Delegates-Andrews 50,
BIount $50, Clark 80, Collins $50
Crawford 255. Mayes 400.
Attorney GeneraI-Ellis 307, Tram
nell 35l.
ComptroIler-AppIeyard ia, Groom
AL. knight IL
Railroad Commissioner-Dun 344
Irvine 80. Jackson 1872, Solomon IA
State Senator-MilIer 69I. HarweIl
sos.
Representative - McCaskin $50
Mcdaniel 629. Peaden $50.
Sheriff-Collins 656, David Mitchell
6I2.
Circuit Clerk-Golson $50, Thomp
son 693.
Indications are that Beard will car
~ county for senator, Kehoe for con
gress and Stockton for governor
No election was held in precinct 20,
o,,,o,rx lAAcJINcrON m
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WEsTvILLE, HOLMES CO.
Special to The Journal


Westvilie. Fla, May 20.-Thts pre-
cinct of Holmes county gives the fol-
loving vote:
Senator-Beard 81. Browapd 81,
Fletcher 2, Lamar 9.
Congressman-G risgs 80, Kehoe. 52f
Mays u, Stephens 2.
observation-disclosures 8, GikhriSt Is,
Stockton So
National Committeeman. Albert
Jennings 30, William S. Jennings 81
Delegates at Large Al
Bowden IS. Brown As, Brumsey 36C
CIewis %, Eaton %, Herrin II, Juliaa
10, Mann %, Phillips 8, Pope l3s
Reese u. ShackehOTd 3, SLOVENIAN D.
District Delegates IA
Blount "a. Clark 20, Collins II, Craw
ford 10, MayeS 80.
Attorney General-Ellis 50, Tram
nell 90.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS. Groom
so, Knight g.
Railroad CommissiOneT-Dun ~,
Irvine >, Jackson 4, Solomon 40.
State Senator-FlOuTnOy 81
Representatives 50, Wad-
ford 81.
Sherif-Hickman SO, Keith q.
Circuit CIerk-Brett 25, BroWHeu
90, Robinson 80, Matthews I.
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Bowden III, Brown III, BrUmSey S4.
CIeWiS 6S, Eaton 1I6, Herrin 1870.
Julian S. Mann 15S. Phillips 75, Pope
100, Reese 125, Shackleford 255, Stone
man 81.
District Delegates: Andrews a..
Blount 161 Clark ZIG. Collins 80.
Crawford 24S. NIayes 291.
Attorney General: Ellis 406, Tram
NELL 361.
Comptroller: lAppleyard 1913. Groom
$50 Knight As.
Railroad Commissioner: Dunn les
Irvine 80. jackson 30. Solomon 402.
Representatives: J. l.. Shepard, J.
w Mehaffy.
Sheriff: G. Scott Gregory.
Circuit Clerk. 7. r. Cantey.
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CRESTVIEW. WALTON co.
sDecIaI 70 The Journal.

SDeCIaI 70 ne JOuTHdI
CreStView. May 20.-F'rank l..
Mayes. for national delegate, led the
procession here. There were 10 votes
cast and MayeS got the full 75. Nc
Crimmon leads easily in the race for
collector
For representative RichbOurg got
20 and StorrS .. For clerk circuit
court. Mclean pOlied II as against
% for Gordon. Campbell and Bell
must run a second race for sheriff.
Walter Kehoe is another man who
made good here.
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MARIANA, JACKSON co.

Nariarna, Fla. May 2O.-Unoffcfal
returns frCm practically AL precincts
except Gracaville give the following
BrOward $50. Beard SO, Fletcher 491
Lamar All, Kehoe 345. GriSSs ia
Mays 277, Sterhens 1.o45, Browne
AL. GilchTist 49S. Stockton SOB Fol
sheriff. Lewis has a clear majority
his vote being l ,167 10 765 for Hinson
and 269 fer Branch. It les impossible
to secure returns at this time for
comptroller. attcrnet general and dis
trict delegates GyacevilIe Is a large
precinct, but Il is not expected tO
change the result materially.
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DeFUNIAK, WALTON co.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal
DeFuniak. MAY 20--COWnUry returns
are very meagre. The vote for state
cffces at this precinct was: Beard
6U. P1-oward f22. Fletcher 30, Lamar
p. PrUwne SO, Chemist 80, Stockton
81. Keh0e 145, Griggs "A, Mays GO,
STEPHENS 2
State Senator: w. w. FlOurnoy
no opposition.
REPRESENTATIVES J. F. RiohbOurg has
BIC ma iOrity.
Sheriff. Bell ard Campbell will go
IN second primary
Circuit Clerk, c. H. Gordon by
small ma jCrity.
Jndicatic7s are that Rroward will
Gerry the county for senator. KehOe
for congress, and Browne for COVER
uCT
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The Lewis Bear
Company
Wholesale Agents.


Notice is hereby given
that the firm of ], NJ. Pfeiffer
& Son will not be response
bic for any debts contracted
by order of any parties other
than E. F. Pfeiffer, Mrs. !.
M. Pfeiffer and Miss Eva M.
Pfeiffer, who compose the
firm above named.
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into the second primary for clerk of
the cirsIit. Brown coming third in the
race. Mcmillan leads McGibbca by
about $50 votes
The race Ter custodian Of lumber
and timber is very close. with the
probabilities that Slocumb and Griffith
will go intS q second primary. Goss
and Maura will be the ones IN the
second run for supervisor OF regiStra-
tlon GosS failing by few hundred TO
get a majority.
Much Interest.
Much interest was manifested dur
ing yesterday and last might as to the
outcome Of the primary, and ~, -.
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TERSELY TOLD.

Nineteen cases were docketed for
trial before Judge johnson in the re-
corder's court yesterday morning
OF Tins number four were discharged,
eight cases continued, and fines
amounting to SIT imposed.
Special Examiner King, of Washing
ten, connected with the pension board,
is IN the city cn business connected
with that board.
of Rrewtcn, WAS among the business
visitors in the city yesterday
S. s. Brandon, cif Mobile, represent
ing the Hercules Paving Co. is i'm the
city endeaYcring TO interest the city
aITt hCTitiels in a new kind of pawn
which his firm is introducing. The
firm claims the paving to be much
cheaper and as durable as any ON the
market.
P. Lirden5tru:h yesterday received
telegram from Savannah, Ga, stat
ing that his father-in llaw, John
Schwarz. lad died there in the after
nccn. The funeral services will be
Conducted at Savannah, where he had
resided for any years, today.
The maximum temperature at PEN
sacoIa yesterday WIS 81 degrees at IL
a. n. while the minimum was y de-
gTeeS at 1850 a. m. Last Year en- the
same date the maximum WAS SO de-
greeS ard the minimum SO degrees.
The average maximum for this date
Is 50 degrees and the average mimi
mum CT degrees.
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MADISON, MADISON CO.
Special to The Journal

SDeCIaI 70 7 ne JOuTNaI
Madison, Fla, May 2Q.-Eieven pre-
cincts in Madison county give:
Fer Secator: Beard -, Broward
294. Fletcher 32S, Lamar 333.
Congressman: GT.rgs I52, KehOe
-. Mays SIS, Stephens 50.
Governor: Browne 233, Gilchrist
352. Stockton 3S9.
Railroad Commissioner: Dunn sos,
Irvine IS. Jackson IS. Solomon 1914.
Representatives: c. Z Davis and
J. Ellis Blacton.
Sheriff, A D. Stanton
There is one precinct yet to hear
from
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port was received, and Holmes cOun-
~, which only gives partial report,
will swell Kehoe's vote. but Jefferson
will also swell the figures for Mays.
and Liberty. Wakulla and Calhoun
may be calculated TO increase the
vote for Griggs. 1t will therefore be
seen that the congressional race IS
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GADSDEN COUNTY.
sp.cfaG to The Journal.

Quincy, Fla. May 2O.-The vote of
Cadsden county was: Senator, Beard
IA, Brow1ard ISL, Fletcher 243, Lamar
237.
CoDgTesSn,2 GIdggS 2t6, hehoe
SO, Mays 40S, Stephens 40.
Governor: Browne us, GilcM1St
357. Stockton 25S.
National Committeeman: I. Albert
Jennings 259. William s. Jennings 262.
D-+----.- - L-y,R1a: Alexander 273.
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PALATKA, PUTNAM CO.
SnscIaI TO The Journal.

Special to The journal.
Pa9atka. Fla, May 20.-lncOmplete
returns of Putnam county give. for
governor: Browne 164, GilchTiSt 239,
Stockton 219-
For Senator: Beard %, Lamar lao,
Fletcher 1913. Broward 251.
For Attorney General: Ellis 1S1,
TuamInell 247
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MIAMI, DADE co.
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Special to The Journal
Miami, Fla, May 20.-BrOward,
Stockton and Groom are leading in
Dade county. The race between
Tn-ammeIl and Ellis is in doubt.
F'cr the state Senate T. y. Hudson
is safe 1t is believed he will be the
next president of that body. Tho FLOR
ida East Coast Railway Ra6e a bit
ter and determined fight ON Hudson.
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been reelected county treasurer over
both his opponents, 49," Loftin has
defeated Blount ard EegSs has a much
larger voxe than Avery for judge OF
the criminal court ,A56CtTombie has
been reelected haqSCCm,2ster, Frank
Radcliffe chairman - the executive
committee, ard Joe Anown has won
from John A. Merritt for county COM
missioner.
Wins VIII DE county judge is PROB
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AS JACKSONVILLE SEES 1T.
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Special to The Journal.
Jacksonville, Fla, May 20.-lncom
p!ete returns from a majority of the
counties in the state indicate that
Broward and Fletcher are running
close, with Broward in the lead Gil
christ is high man for governor, with
Stockton second. In some counties the
count is not yet complete.
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a mighty close and uncertain con
test.
The vote given in the above tables
probably represents 90 per cent OF
the total vote that will be cast in
this district.