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Globes of Air.

Galien renowned the use Of wings,
which had been recommended by
previous would-be iaeronauts, and re-
placed them by globes of strong
doubled cloth. well waxed or tarred,
covered with skin, and strengthened
at intervals with strong cords where
necessary" He proposed to fill these
"globes" with a certain gas, lighter
that atmospheric air. Unfortunately,
sound as Galien's theory was in.prin-.
ciple, he does not appear to have put
1t into practice.-Philadelphia Rec
ord.
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II

Oklahoma City, Okla.-Bryan car
ried the State of Oklahoma by a re-
duced plurality over that Of last year.
The Legislature will be Democratic.
Oklahoma will return to Congress
Bird Mcclure, of the First District;
B. l.. Fulton, of the Second District;
James S. Davenport, Of the Third
District; Charles D. Carter, of the
Fourth District, and Scott Ferris, of
the Fifth District. The only Repub-
lican is Mcclure. The Legislature
will be ninety per cent. Democratic,
thus assuring the reelection Of
United States Senator Gore.
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The Formosan Railway, 334 miles
long, was formally opened.
The bubonic plague is reported to
be increasing at Terceira, Azores.
Acknowledgement Jackson, of New
York, has brought suit against the
Coal Trust.
President Hyde, Of Bowdoin Col
Iege, denounced the corporation laws
Of Maine.
The Health Department of New
York reported a large increase in
the number Of deaths from heart
disease as the result of the late fase-
bali unpleasantness.
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WISCONSIN,.

Milwaukee, Wis.-Taft and Sher.
man have carried Wisconsin with a
plurality estimated at $4,000, and
Governor Davidson, Republican, has
been reelected by a plurality close
to Taft's. Republicans have elected
nine out of eleven Congressman, the
Democrats one, with the Fourth Dis
trict still in doubt. The Legislature
will be overwhelmingly Republican.
In los precincts out of 1854 in Mil
waukee County, the vote was: Taft,
1922; Bryan, 1851. The Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor carried
the icounty by about 5000, while
Taft's plurality in this county is esti-
mated at 1000.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, R. with two-thirds
Of the 161 precincts heard from, the
figures indicated a probable plurality
of 10000 for Taft in the State. This
is about the plurality given ,Roose-
welt in 1904. The Republican State
ticket. headed by Abram J. Pothier,
candidate for Governor, has been sue
cessful by a smaller margin. The
Legislature will be Republican.
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MISSOURI.

st. Louis, Mo.-Incomplete returns
from Missouri's ia counties indicate
that Acknowledgement Herbert S.
Hadley, Republican candidate for
Governor, has carried the State over
W. S. Cowherd, Democrat. The Re
publican State ticket, although run
ming several thousand votes behind
Hadley, will be elected. and If Repub-
lican gains keep up Taft will carry
the State by about 5000. The Legis-
lature will be Democratic by four on
Joint ballot.
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IOWA.

Des Moines, Iowa.-Incomplete
returns indicate that Taft has carried
Iowa, by a plurality from 10000 to
$4,000. This is a falling off from the
Roosevelt plurality of $4,000 Of four
years ago. The entire Republican
State ticket is elected. The fndica-
tions are that the entire delegation
in Congress will be Republican, a
gain of one over two years ago. .
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Feminine Notes.

Women typewritars receive more
than s200,000,o00 = year in wages.
Mrs William Thaw and her daugh-
ter, formerly the Countess of Var
mouth, rented a house in New Ro-
chelle, N. Y.
According to Human Life the Prin-
cess Address of Greece has recently
been publicly declared to be the most
beautiful princess in the world.
Miss Mary E. Cheek, of Toboso,
Ohio, is the only regularly appointed
woman rural mail carrierin the State.
She has served in this capacity for
six years.
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COLORADO.

Denver, Col.-Indications are that
Colorado has gone Democratic by a
plurality of from 5000 to 5000. and
that the Democrats will control the
Legislature and elect Senator Teller's
successor. Bonynge, Congressman.
First District, is reelected, as 1s Hag-
gott in the Second District. Burger,
at large, is in doubt.
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E

st. Paul, Minn.-Taft has carried
this State by something like 1907
900. John A. johnson has been
elected Governor of Minnesota on the
Democratic ticket for the third On
secutive time over the Republican
candidate, Jacob Jacobson.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Wheeling, W. Va.-Senator N. 8.
Scott says that Taft has carried West
Virginia by $4,000. The Wheeling
Intelligencer (Republican) says Taft
will carry the State by $4,000 to 49,
900. Returns were retarded, but w.
E. Glasscock, the Republican candi-
date for Governor, seemed to have
polled nearly the full Republican
vote, and to have a safe margin.
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KANSAS.

Topeka, Kan.-Scattering returns
partially counted from forty Kansas
precincts indicate that Taft carried
Kansas by $4,000, and that the Re-
publicans have elected a solid Con-
gress delegation. The Republicans
have also probably elected their en-
tire State ticket. The heaviest vote
in the States history was polled.
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NEW LADING BILL IN FORCE.
Uniform Form Goes Into Effect on
416 Railroads.

T. Chicago.-The new uniform bill OF
lading, approved by the Interstate
Commerce Commission, has gone into
effect on 416 railroads in the official
classification territory. Hereafter
every shipment of freight in the ter
ritory east of the Mississippi and
north of the Ohio must be made up
on the basis of the new form, unless
a shipper obiecting to the terms,
agrees to ray ten per cent. more than
the regular freight rates.
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MISSISSIPPI

Jackson, Miss.-The returns indi.
cate, that Bryan carried Mississippi
by a majority of over $4,000. All Of
the eight Democratic nominees for
Congress were elected. The vote for
Taft showed a slight increase over the
Republican vote in the last Presi-
Dental election. :
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ARKANSAS.

Little Rock. Ark.-Hryan's plural.
ity in the State will be about $4,000.
Debs will poll about 10000 votes in
the State, while the other minor can
didates will poll about 1000 each.
The Republican vote has been large
,ly increased because of the large
number of negro voters.
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CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, Cal.-The Rspubli-
cans claim the State by $4,000. The
State Is undoubtedly safe for Taft.
There was an unusually heavy vote
over the entire State. In Los Angeles
Congressman James Mclaughlin Gre
publican) Is reelected by a greatly
reduced vote.
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MICHIGAN.

Lansing, Mich.-Returns are COM
ing in unusually. slow, but the indica-
lions are that Taft will carry Mtchi-
gan by 100000. The Republicans
elect all twelve Congressman. He
mans, Democrat, for Governor, has
made large gains. Chairman Dieke-
ma claims the election Of Governor
Warner by q plurality of from $4,000
to $4,000.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

Fargo, N. D.-Late indications in
this State are that Taft has carried it
by 10000. In 1904 Roosevelt's plu-
rality was $4,000. At a late hour 1t
seemed likely that Burke, Democratic
candidate for Governor, had beaten
Johnson BY 5000.
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LOUISIANA.

New Orleans, La.-Bryan swept
Louisiana, the returns indicating a
majority of 100000. Provesty. a
Democrat. was elected Supreme Court
Justice, and Shelby Taylor, Demo-
crat, was elected Railroad Commits
sioner. The Constitutional amend
ment exempting mortgages from tax
alton is believed to have passed.
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VIRGINIA.

Richmond, Va. - The Republican
State Committee comedies the State
to Bryan by Is, 900, but claims one
Congressman. The Democratic ma
jority in the State will probably be
smaller than anticipated, probably
not more than 10000. The returns
are slow. Nine out of ten Democra-
tic Congress candidates have been
elected.
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Autoist Sentenced to Jail.

Worcester, Mass.-Barry c. OTn.
dorff, a son of the late T. c. OrndorT,
Of this city, who was a wealthy man
ufacturer, was sentenced in Brighton
Court to six months in the house OF
correction on the charge Of reckless
driving and thirty days in the house
of correction on the charge of drum.
enneSS.
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NEBRASKA.

Lincoln, Neb.-Twelve country
precincts outside of Lancaster and
Douglas Counties show a net Demo-
cratic gain of four to the precinct. If
this gain is maintained Bryan has
carried the State by a small plurality,
but returns are too scattering to in
dictate anything conclusive. Com
p~arisons are made with 1900.
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MARYLAND.

Baltimore, Md.-Republicans and
Democrats claim the State of Mary
land for the national ticket, but the
late returns indicate that Taft has
carried the State by 1000. In Bal
timore 125 precincts out of 221 give
Taft a majority of 1925.
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r CAROLINA.

Raleigh, N. C.-There will prob
ably be a reduction from the Demo-
cratic majority Of two years ago in
the State. The majority probably
will be about 100000. Eighth and
Tenth Congressional Districts give in
dications for Republican victory.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston, Mass.-With seven cities
and no towns missing out of 354 cit
les and towns, William H. Taft's plu-
rality in the State is estimated at
about 10000, and that Of Eben S.
Draper, Republican candidate for
Governor, at about $4,000. The en-
tire State ticket was successful.
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IDAHO.

Boise. Idaho.-Meagre reports in
dictate Taft's plurality here at 10000.
The entire State Republican ticket is
probably elected. Grady for Gov
ernor should have 5000 plurality on
the basis of present returns.
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OHIO.

Cincinnati, Ohio.-Taft has more
than a normal Republican plurality
Of close to $4,000, while Harris, Re-
publican, for Governor, was defeated.
The figures at that hour were for the
election Of Harmon, Democrat, by
5000, d.
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Kentucky.

Louisville, Ky.-Twelve counties
in Kentucky outside of Jefferson
County give Bryan 1857 plurality.
The same counties in 1904 gave
Parker 4314 plurality. Indications
are that Bryan has carried Kentucky
by a plurality of 10000.
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TEXAS.

Austin, Texas.-It is estimated that
the total vote cast in Texas did not
exceed 100000. Bryan has, carried
the State by probably 10000 over
Taft. The most surprising feature of
the election is the phenomenal vote
cast for John N. Simpson, Republican
candidate for Governor.
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TENNESSEE.

Nashville, Tenn.-Bryan will carry
the State by the usual Democratic
majority. about $4,000. The State
Democratic ticket is also elected by a
large vote. The Congress representa-
ton will be unchanged.
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OREGON,

Portland, Ore.-Early returns in
dicste that Taft and Sherman have
carried Oregon by close to 10000
votes. Complete returns from seven
teen precincts give Taft 1922, Bryan
100. Incomplete returns. from TWEEN
ty precincts outside OF Multnomah
County give Taft $50, Bryan, SAT. =
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INDIANA.

Indianapolis, Ind.-Returns inii-
cate that William H. Taft carried the
State by from 5000 to $1,000 plural
ity. Thomas R. Marshall, Democratic
candidate for Governor, leads his Re
publican opponent, James E. Watson,
by about 5000 votes.
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ILLINOIS.

Chicago, Tl.-The Republican Ma
tional and State tickets gained a COM
plete victory in Illinois. Taft has car
ried the State by approximately 170,-
900 votes. The Socialist vote showed
a falling OFF from that of four years
ago. Debs in 1904 received 69,225
votes. From the returns so far OBJ
tanned it seems probable that he will
not receive owe 10000.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

Sioux Falls, S. D.-Reports thus
far indicate that Taft has carried the
State by not less than 5000 or co.
900, that the Republicans have elect
ed their complete State ticket and
Martin and Burke, their nominees for
Congress.
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UPSET LAMP CAUSES FIRE.
Mrs. Mary Seip and Daughter Fatally
Burned in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, Pa.-Ethel Seip, aged
four years, received burns which
caused her death, and her mother,
Mary Seip, was fatally burned in a
fire which was started in their home
here by the overturning of a lamp.
Edward Seip, the husband and father,
was watching a parade Of masquer-
aders, and when he heard the fire en-
gines he followed them, to find his
own home on fire.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Concord. N. H. - The indications
are that Taft carried the State by
about 10000 plurality. The Legis-
lature will be strongly Republican in
both houses, and the two Republican
Congressmen were reelected.
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Dr. Davis Drops Dead Hunting.

A telegram was received at Lancas-
ter, Pa, announcing the death of DR..
Samuel T. Davis, a prolific writer, on
October %, in the mountain district
of Mexico, while on a cunning expe-
dition. DR.. Davis died from heart
failure near Colonia-Pac1ico, Mexico.
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NOT TO WE'D MISS MALONEY.
London Paper Announces That En-.
gagement to Clarkson is Broken.

London.-An announcement that
the engagement of Samuel B. Clark
son and Miss Helen Maloney, of New
Jersey, has been broken off is pub
lished in The Morning Post, which
requires that such notices be guar
anteed by n of the principals. 1t
is understood the communication was
received from Mr.. Clarkson's solicit
tors,
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servian Hostility Maintained.

M. Pachitch, the Servian Premier
while at st. Petersburg, Russia, with
Grown Prince George, said that Ser
via still maintained hostility toward
Austria, and if Russia refused aid
would take steps to obtain her de-
man6S
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FLORIDA.

Jacksonville, Fla.-The election in
Florida resulted in the usual Demo-
cratic majority Of from $4,000 to
10000.
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Old Man Killed by Auto.

Frank M. Heaton, seventy-four
years old. a land claim agent, was
struck and instantly killed by the au-
tomobile of James Phillips just after
he had stepped from a street car at
Chevy Chase, Washington, D. c.
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WASHINGTON.

Seattle, Wash.-Scattered returns
from every part of Washington indi-
dictate a plurality of at least 10000
for Taft and the State Republican
ticket. The Legislature will he al
most wholly Republican.
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ASYLUM BUILDING BURNS.
S125, 900 Fire in State Institution at
Rome, n. Y.

Rome, N. Wizard Building 3 of
the State Custodial Asylum for Fee
ble-Minded Women here has been
burned. There were about $50 pa
tients in the building. about thirty
of whom were confined to beds. All
the sick and helpless were safely re-
moved.
1t will cost 100000 to replace
the burned building and $4,000 to
furnish il.
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DELAWARE.

Wilmington. Del. - Chairman Du
Pont, of the Republican State Conf
mittee, claims Delaware for Taft by
$500, and Herald, Republican, for
Congress by about the same vote.
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Called Up C Down..

Physician answering the tele-i
phone at 2 a. m.)-"WeIl?"
Phoner - "Thunderation, no!
Think I'd be calling you up at this
unearthly hour If I was we'll. Dos
ton Transcript.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Columbia, S. c. South Carolina
gives Bryan about $4,000 to $4,000
majority. while the State and Con-
gress tickets are overwhelmingly
Democratic.
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WYOMING.

Cheyenne, Wyo.-Complete returns
from eight Of the thirteen counties in
Wyoming give Taft a plurality of
1850. Democratic State Chairman
Stickney comedies the State to Taft
by 5000.
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UTAH.

Salt Lake City.-Returns indicate
that Taft has carried the State Of
Utah by $4,000 and that the entire
Republican State ticket is elected.
This means the reelection Of Senator
Smoot.
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VERMONT.

Burlington, Vt.-The Republican
plurality fell off 1888 from that for
Roosevelt four years ago. Taft's plu-
rality is 1884. He has 39,48S and
Bryan 11,494. r
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia. Pa. - Republican
leaders claim Pennsylvania for Taft
by more than 100000 plurality. The
Legislature, they claim, will be over
whelmingly Republican.
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MAINE.

Augusta. Me.-The returns indi-
cate that Taft carries Maine by about
10000. against 38,191 four years
ago. All Congressman Republican.
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American Killed in France.

American Killed In EraIce.
Attendants on a train arriving at
Paris from Havre reported that an
American, James Lowske, twenty-siE
years old, Of New York, fell off the
train during the run and vas instant
ly killed.
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Old Minstrel Dead.
NeWsy Gleanings.

"Bert" Haverly, the veteran min
strel, dropped dead in San Francisco
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Republican Candidates Swept Into Of
flee by a Great Popular and
Electoral Majority.
HUGHES WINS OYER CHAMBER BY 10000

Some Western States Vote For Bryan-Taft Falls Only -
Short of Roosevelts Electoral Voe-New York Gives the
Ohio Man ZIG, 1913 Majority and New Jersey and Connec-
ticut Are Proportionately Libera-Ohio Gives Reduced
Republican Lead and Bryan Captures Missouri and Neb-
raska-An the Southern States Go Democratic.
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Taft do more than squeeze through.
He has bettered Ro%osevelt's 1904 ma
jority there, and the La Toilette men
have apparently played fair.
C%onnecticut's majority is as usual,
and Representative Lilley has been
elected Governor by 15 900.
Taft carried his own State, OHIO,
by 100000.
New Jersey went Republican by
over $1,000.
NEW YORK.
New York City.-Governor Charles
E. Hughes, the central figure in n
Of the b~itterest political fights ever
waged in New York State, is elected
by an increased majority over two
years ago.. His plurality will prob
ably reach $4,000. With the Gov
ernor the entire Republican State
ticket is elected by ]pluralities in ex-
cess of that given the head of the
ticket.
! The State oficers-elect are:
Governor, Charles E. Hughes.
Lieutenant = Governor, Horace
White.
Secretary Of State, Samuel S.
Koenig.
Comptroller, Charles H. Gaus. =
Treasurer, Thomas B. Dunn.
Acknowledgement, Edw. R. O'Mal-
ley.
state Engineer, Frank M. Will
Jams.
In bringing about the sweeping vic
tory for Governor Hughes the up
State counties and Long Island gave
the Governor more than 1875 900,
while New York City fell far behind
the estimated plurality for Chanler,
giving him only about $4,000.
Kings County gave Chanler the
narrow margin of less than 5000.
Hughes ran far behind President
elect Taft in nearly all Of the counties
above the Harlem, but the same per-
centage of loss was not maintained
below the bridge. In Queens there
was only 5000 plurality against him
and little more than 1900 in Rich
mond.
If Hughes had to depend on the
State above the Harlem River, and
normal Democratic majorities had
been given in this city, it would have
been a close fit. In Albany County
Hughes was cut more than 1000.
In Erie, where Taft received more
than 5000 majority, the Governor
lost the county. It was the same in
alrelative sense in Rensselaer,, Onon-
daga, Oneida, Jefferson. Oswego, st.
Lawrence, Steuben, Ulster, Clinton,
Chemung and Ontario. In no county
above the Harlem did the Governor
keep up with Judge Taft's vote, and
in the great majority Of counties he
was more than fifteen per cent. be-
hind.
He was badly cut in Schenectady,
Montgomery and Saratoga. In every
county his associates on the State
ticket ran far ahead Of him. The
lowest man on the ticket outside Of
Hughes will probably have 100000
plurality.
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MONTANA.

Helena, Mont.-Taft carried Mon.
tana by about 5000 plurality. Both
branches Of the Legislature will be
Republican.
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ALABAMA.

Birmingham, Ala.-The 'Democaa,
tic managers claim alargely increased
plurality for Bryan. i,'.-.
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NEVADA.

Reno, Nev.-Indications are that
Bryan carried Nevada by a substan-
tial majority. - g..
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JULIA A. CARNEY, POET, DEAD.

She Was the Author Of little Drops
of Water" and Other Poems.
Galesburg, Hl.-Mrs. Julia A. Car
ney, author of Little Drops Of Wa
ter" translated in many languages,
and "Think Gently Of the Erring,"
found in many church hymnals, died
here, eighty-five years old. She was
born in Lancaster, Mass, on April 6,
1923, and spent her girlhood there.
She taught school in Boston and Phil
adelnhia. AS a child she wrote poe
try, and her first poems were pub
lished when she was fourteen.