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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-26
ovERHAULire THE JUG"

Prisoners Doing Much Needed Work
at 'oiiee Station.
Chief of rolice Reynolds is having
the cells "a the police station over
hauled ald>rcnovated by negro pris-
oners VINO are serving sentence In the
city tril.
TIL walls and settings OF the cells
an Icing scraped and cleaned and
wheff hat work 1t completed they will
he whNewashed. The rust and dirt
on the stcam pipes and cell bars Is
being removed and the pipes and bars
also Will BE- whitewashed.
The lug" in the police station has
long been in need Of "A thorough over
hauling.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-26
Case Continued.

Tn case Of r. n. Shi III. who was
arrested for the Richmond author
tics on the charge &C obtaining money
under false pretenccs. was continued
until Saturday IN the police court yes
friday. The trouble has been set
tied in Rio hmond. hut the charge was
not dismissed because no aicial IN
formation has been rec lived by the
local suIhoriiics.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-26
Peters6ura Men Coming.

Mcssrs. Charles Hall Davis and J
EIuiu Quaries. president aud s"crr
tat,. respectively. cf the Petersburg
CHAMBER Of Commerce. hav" accepted
Invitations to attend the luncheon and
rorfc;ruos which Is "a 10 hold at
Noel Warwick on Jniy under The
snspIces of the heal C'samhrr ~
Commerce. Mr.. J. Y. Warren. chair
man Of the committee. is completing
sranseosnts for the luncheon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-26
Vaudeville and Pictures.

Touight's performance At the Acad-
envy Of Music will he fer the benent
of the stat" convention fund OF La
France Enginc Company No. 2, me
Fast End volunteers fire company. IN
addition - the usual vaudeville acts
and moving pictures. Manager NOON
or has arranged for spectacutar nre
scene entitled The Men With the
Ladder ard N" Hose. This Is sasa
to be s. m Thing ont OF the ordinary
and is expected 10 make bIe hit WIN
tho audi"nc'
The vaudeville features tonight ~ah
10 furnish; lv Nackey and Crofx ana
Prof. Car and his trained dogs.
Four piciur" films will he shown as
follows: "Iarancs" butterflies. PoS-
e-,ry and proh,'v." The Nob'emahs
Rights and She Wanted to he an
Actress"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-26
esales' Third Annual Excursion to
Z West Point,

Come go with us to West Point Sun
day, June 2Sth. II you want 10 have
. good time and plenty Of fun. come
along. The ircn-clad steamer Hamp-
1ou will leave Pier A at $50 n. NJ.
stopping going and coming ut Old
Point. Gloucester Point and yorktown.
Fare. round trip. 800; children, s0c.
Band music and refreshments.
6e&-2k2t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-26
C.. I. u. OHicers.

The annual election Of officers OF
the Central Labor Union will iaSc
place tonight. Several inter- sting
contests are expected. Mr.. J. r.
Fraley. now president of the organize
ton. will no: lie n candidate for re-
elect ion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-26
Pam DOES NO. INTERFERE
HITH The PONY CONTEST
8;a Vote Was PoIled Yesterday. But
the Children are HOLDING Back
Their Strength.

+ The heavy rain yesterday afternoon
aid no, prevent large vote being
noIled in thu pony contest. While
all Of the conts stants ar" workiHs
hard. they are keeping their real
strength secret. and no one has the
slightest ida as TO the number OF
votes held hack.
There was no material change in the
standing OF I'll, contestants Yesterday
with the exception CT little Miss Nir-
sjuia Isiey. OF Hampton. and It'll"
Miss Do-othea Vanderslice Of Phochus.
CLEANSING places again. Virginia going
up to fourth place and Doro'hea q"
ing back to fifth.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-26

The contest editor took Presto Z"
the "shcc store Y siertiay and Pur-
cba~cd him q 50; 81 nov sho"s. Nc
ie nov rcaiy &c 90 over To Hampton
ana Phoehas. and jnst as scon q -"
runaboni and harness arrive the p''o-
py4 IN those two places viii %" given
an opportunity to 80 tho pr"tiiesi hi-
nc pout and ortdt In this section.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-26
piCNlcs TO OCEAN VIEW
Three Local Sunday Schools Have
Their Annual Outings.

Their Annual Outings.
The Sunday schools Of Trinity
Methods. Grace Methodist and Tab
eruacle Raptists churches gave their
annual pcnics TO Ocean View yes
,eriay. The parties went over in the
morning and returned In the even
irg.
The rain mterfered with the pro
gram considerably. but in spite of
this a very enjoyable day was spent
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-26
Evidence Lacking.

In the p,lc. court yesterday sne
csSes again John Connolly and Sonn
PrudeE. necr"c- charged with Assault
ing and ro1hru- Walter Psnnick- aeS
colorcd. w"r. dismissed. There vas
no eyidenco against the prisoners
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-26

There IL only ono place in N"Wpor'
News presto refuses - visit. ana
that IL into thu station house. Cni~i
Reype,ds invited him in the other Do
mt the little fellow declined with
thanks
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-26

Mir and Mrs. J. II. Briiey are visit
In their daughter, Mrs. 8. T. +
ST, rick in Washington.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-26

DR.. F d. Willis has returned from
n ,riv to New York and Philadelphia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-26
-LeaDed from Train.

q INTO the switch leading from 'h--
main track to the track running ~
Hampton and Old Point. Miss Shell
ton leaped from the steps OF the car
in which she had been riding. Sew
elal passengers saw her fall and they
set mp a cry. The conductor imme,li.
ately signalled for the train to stop.
While Miss Skeletons injuries are
serious. the attending physician does
not think that they will prove dam
xerous. Yesterday evening the young
lady vas reported to be- resting com.
fortabiy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-26
soeial-Perslhsi

Mr. aud Mrs. Hen Mordecai. OF
NV Orleans, will arrive today TO
kist,,d their dausb re- Mrs. T.. l..
rorn.nus a22 Forty-nnth street.
Mis-. Mary Lehman left yesterday
,or Richmond TO visit friends and rel
aliv,$.
Miss MIhrl Barnett. of Lynchburg,
4 ,i,iliu% Mrs. Newton Smith, 26io
KnanUk, ar"nn"
MISS sally Moncure. Of Richmond, Is
,iy,iiu. her brother, Mr.. r. Z. Mon.
,u,r on rwenty.sixth street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Coleman Will
l.,,.. in a Jew days for Oklahoma.
vn,rr they expect TO make the'r
home.
Mr. ana Mrs. Samet and children
of \, rlnlk. are visiting Mrs. Samet =
po,cu,S Nj. and Mrs. }. Reyner.
Mr. Benjamin Lane is visiting IN
BaIlim0g"
MIR and Mrs. J. II. Briiey are visit
a., hir laucbfnr Mrs g r r
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-26
rs I,ly asAa lunDsa lf /.
Cas usis Passing Forty.
hft stfsd.
eeina on Her Way to This City to
Wait Mrs. Sarah Ware, Miss shsel.
ten Resorted to Desperate Measures
1 when She Found No Stop Was to
he Made At O. p. Junction.

Miss Mary Shelton. young lady
who lives at 22i2 Venable street,
Richmond. Va, was seriously injured
by jumping from a rapidly moving
excursion train on the Chesapeake l.
Ohio railway yard at the foT OF
Forty-third street. extended, about
1915 o'clock yesterday moraing. Be-
Ing thrown TO the cinder path beside
the track with great force. the young
lady sustained an ugly cut on The LEFT
eide Of the head had her left ankle
badly sprained and was pafhfuiiy
bruised about the body.
The train was brought to a stop a.
soon "a possible. and the conductor
aud his crew rushed to the PROSTATE
woman. who had been rendered I'M
conscious by the fall. DR.. Charles s.
Butts was hastily summoned and he
dressed the young lady's wounds. tax
ing several stitches in the cash In her
head. In the meantime a crowd OF
people had gathered on the scene.
many Of the excursiOnists leaving the
train.
After a stretcher had been secured.
Miss Shelton was carried to the home
o. Mrs. Sarah A. Ware, 229 Forty
third street. she being on her way to
this city to visit Mrs. Ware when
the accident occurred.
Didn't Want to Go to suckrce.
Carrying a SUNDAY school picnic
TO Buckree Beach. the excursion train
left Richmond behind the regular
1926 O'Clock passenger train yester-
day morning. When tho train was
nearing this city. Miss Shelton told
the conductor that she wanted to get
on at the Old Point junction. The
.cnnsinclpT. replied that the train
would not.stop IN this city and that
she would have to 90 en- to BuckrOe
and ride hack to this city on trolley
cer.
Leaned from Train.
WKeu fiias4aein a4sanzseD ~As-n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-26

Mr. benjamin Lane is visiting IL
Ball!mug".
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-26

.naOrr0w. Princvetons police force
pOnsis OF only a few men. and the
.preCautiOn of safeguarding President
Roosevelt. OF maintaining order and
keeping the rhoroughiares cleared be
came a serious problem with the city
authorities
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-26

Mis-: Mary i.ohman left yesterday
ior Richmond 10 visit friends and ret
,iVt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-26

Miss NIl,rl Barnett, of Lynchburg.
I visiting Mrs. Newton smith, "aio
KnanUk, aN"nne.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-09
GET TIP ON INDIANA.
Special Election on Legislature Will
Supply News.

Indianapolis, Sept. 9.-Leaders of
the Republican and Democratic Or
ganizations became suddenly aware
last night that Indiana will indicate
to the world within 10 days its prot
able vote in the November election
In several of the most important DIS
tricts Gov. Hanley has called special
elections to fill vacancies in the leg
islature, and both parties see that
results in these districts will fore
cast the big election.
Both state committees have begun
extraordinary preparations to make
hot fights in districts where specia!
elections have just been called. Beth
parties will send their best speakers
into these counties at once. Fol
these reasons Indiana will probably
receive prompt attention from tho
national leaders.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-09
HORSES burn
V0LLMER FIRE
GASOLINE LAMP EXPLODES IN
LIVERY STABLE-FIRE BURNS
ADJOINING DWELLING AND
STORE-TOTAL LOSS $1O,0Uv.

Special to Evening Teller.
Vollemr Ida, Sept. 9.-The Gil
bert & Espy livery stable, dwell
ing house and store building belong
ing to Redd brothers were de-.
by fire about $3.50 o'cvlOck last
night entailing a loss Of about 81.
900 and wwas covered with but Iii
tie insurance..
The fire started in the office of
livery stable by the explosion of
gasoline lamp and within few Ia.
utes the entire structure was
flames. All OF the harness. feed an
eight head of horses were burned
up. The loss to this grim Is abo,
$1,000.
The dwelling house belonging
Mrs. G.. A. Miller next burned. +
most of the household effects ha'
been removed. The loss to tn
building was about $500. The Rec
brothers building was practically de
stroyed. but was we'll insured. Tn
confectionery store of j. w. Billup
and the restaurant belonging to q
M. Bradley occupied the Reed build
ing The Billups loss Is about $50
while Bradley estimates his loss a
S40e. Neither carried insurance.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-09
GOMPERS finds
OPPOSITION
HIS DICTATION IN FEDERATION
OF LABOR MATTERS MAY DIS.
RUPT ORGANIZATION SEW
ERAL UNIONS IN REVOLT.

Louisville, KY, Sept. 9 -Disrup-
tion Of the Federation of La9or is
threatened. The trouble arises over
the efforts of Samuel GOmpers to
force an Endorsement of Bryan. 1t
is announced that numasc Of
unions will withdraw before they
will submit to his dictatiOn. The
outbreak dates back to June, when
congressional candidates were sub
mitted a list of questions by the
Federation regarding their position
on certain labor legislation.
These replies were mailed to Com
pers, who declared that Congress.
man Sherley was not satisfactory
and that Herman D. Newcomt
should be indorsed by the Fedora
tion. Friends of Sherley voted dowr
motion to sustain Gompers' ciews
and at following meeting a resolu
tion was offered indorsing the Den
yer platform and pledging the Fed
Grafton to the Democratic ticket
resolution precipitated the bite
war.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-09
GRAND CLIMAX
OF CAMPAIGN
TAFT WILL SPEAK AT INDUS.
TRIAL DEMONSTRATION IN
CHICAGO-COLISEUM BUILDING
WILL BE THE SCENE.

Chicago, Sept. 9.-As grand cli-
max of the campaign, the Republi-
can committee announces that Will
lam H. Taft, presidential nominee,
will speak at an industrial demon
stration in Chicago, October "a.
Cold lake winds at that date neces-
state an indoor meeting. The Coli
scum, the building in which Taft
was nominated. is to be the scene
The demonstration will come with
in 10 days before the close Of the
campaign, and excepting. perhaps, 8
final speech in Cincinnati, the occa'
sion will mark the finale of the pres
idential contest.
Republican leaders are jubilan'
because they believe the plan viii
counteract the effect OF Bryan's la
bor meeting here Monday. The!
have already invited the attendance
of many men prominent in, the labo
movement. They expect these t.
marshal a host of organized worker
1 that will rival the Labor Day Bry'
demonstration under the manage
! ment of Samuel Gompers, presiden
of the American Federation OF La
Dor, and other labor leaders.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-09
BUCKS Case
GOES over
INJUNCTION SUIT INVOLVING
GOMPERS AND MITCHELL -
POSTPONED FOR 80 DAYS TO
ALLOW TAKING TESTIMONY

Washington, Sept. 9.-There II .
widespread interest in the Buck
Stove and Range case in which The
company Is seeking to have the Am-
erican Federation of Labor and
President Gompers punished for con-
tempt Of court. and, although the
court has convened. It is not certain
that the case will be tried now o.
postponed until the October term.
Interest is added by reason Of The
fact that the chief of counsel for The
federation Is Judge Alton B. Parker.
former Democratic candidate for the
presidency. Besides Judge Parker
there is present notable array q
counsel. The Injunction which ~
labor leaders are accused Of violst-
ing is one which was issued laoe
year prohibiting The Federationist,
the oficial publication Of the Fsdsr-
alton. from advising organised -
Dor that tho Buck company II" M
fair" to its employees, or from other
wise advising organized labor Of this
alleged fact.
The answer Of Messrs. GompeSU.
Mitchell and Morrison to the Con-
tempt proceedings was fled this
morning.
Case Again Postponed.
Washington. Sept. 9.-Whsn the
case was called Judge Gould decidsd
to appoint an examiner to take tss-
timony and william Herbert Smith
was designated to perform that ssr-
vice. Thirty days were given sash
side for the purpose Of taking tes-
timony.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-09
NORMAL FACULTY SECURES
ABLE ENGLISH TEACHER
Herbert E. Fowler, Grad~o+" Prime
ton, Fills Vacant Chair.

Herbert E. Fowler, elected to tn
chair Of English in the Lewiston
State Normal school, arrived in tht
city last night and will at ono:
commence preparations for tn
years work. Mr.. Fowler is a r."
tive of Connecticut and graduata'
from the Pennsylvania state nor
NAL school at Mansfield. He az
wards was pricipal Of the hien
school at Oscola. Pa. and the"
tered Princeton University and a
ter four years continuous cou"
graduated with high honors. HI
comes to the Lewiston norma
school highly recommended b,
President Woodrow Wilson. o
Princeton, and Professor Van Dyke
of the department of English. NJ
Fowler is the first graduate .
Princeton to he elected to the ac'
NAL faculty He will be identifi'
with the training the yo1n,
men and is a strong addition to tn
splendid faculty at the normal.
Miss Katherine Marie Long, sli
pervisor of the primary grades. ha
returned from her vacation spcn
with her parents at Emporia. KanE
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-09
WILL SOLICIT SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Commercial Club Will Assist Tail
Organization,

The Commercial Club committees
appointed to solicit funds for the
lewiston Charleston fair and to pro-
vide entertainments for the delegA-
tions of business men from Spokane.
Seattle and Tacoma will meet at the
club rooms this evening for the puF-
pose Of organization and planning
their workk.
The committees In charge Of the
fair subscription have been most
thoroughly organized and the cam
taign for funds will be commenced
with vigor. It is expected the largs
est subscription in the history Of t
ASSOCIATION will be secured this yo :
and every busines man and Lewis
ton citizen will give the fair thois
best support.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-09
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION
OF REED, SLOAN AND RICE
Defense in Case May Spring Counter
Charges.

The preliminary examination OF
w. P. Reed, A. ]. Sloan and Arthur
Rice, charged with assault with in
tent to commit murder. are being
conducted this afternoon before
Justice of the Peace Hazen.
The preliminaries have aroused
much interest because of the countel
charges brought by the defendants
against Dan Carr. Albert Carr
Carr and Ben Craig, who are th'
complaining witness In the actlo
pending this afternoon.
The cases are the outgrowth
the escape of Reed and Rice IT,
Constable Miles Cochran at Orofino
after which they engaged in
shooting ARRAY in the road near tn
Carr place. At this time Georg'
Moore, an associate OF Reed an
Rice was killed and Reed an
Sloan were wounded.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-09
Rl|RGLAR SHOOTS
OFFICER down
AFTER ARREST AND WHILE EN-.
" ROUTE TO STATION PRISONER
DRAWS REVOLVER AND FIRES
THREE TIMES INTO POLICE.

Los Angeles, Sept. 9.-1n des-
,era1e shooting affray with burglars
at Ninth street and Grand aven
about 10 O'Clock this morning,
,o;, Walter Auble of the city polio
.orce was shot three times and
oh,ev fatally injured. Captain Flen-
nor who was with Auble. escaped
uniniured. One of the men. Fred
uorning. a chauffeur. was captured
and taken to the police station.
The man who did the shooting
oscaned. His name is given as
car, Sutherland. formerly waite'
at the University club. Flenner an
Auble had previously surprised
uorning and Sutherland in theil
rooms. The officers started Will
their captives to take car
Ninth and Grand streets.
While waiting for the car Suth
er]and suddenly whipped out r.
volver and fred three times at >
,e. Sutherland then fed. Ho. rant
also attempted to get away, bu
Fienner captured MIN and succeed
in landing him at the station.
4uble has been connected Will
the department more than 20 year
and is one Of the best-known oficer
in the Southwest.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-09
FIGHT Flames
ALL night long
MICHIGAN FOREST FIRES DYING
OUT-TOWN OF HIBBING saw
ED AFTER HEROIC EFFORT
GRAND MARES IN DANGER.

Duluth. Mimi. Sept. 9.-There
are improved conditions following a
night of terror on the ranges. Nor
than a thousand residents Of Hib-
bing after night of long and ar
duous effort have successfully fought
back the flames and reports this
morning are that the town Is safe.
At Bovia, Auroria. Nashwauka,
Burl, Wernshall and several other
smaller towns an all night struggle
was maintained against the tires.
This morning the wind Is dying ou'
and the hres apepar to be gradually
bruing themselves out. Great vigi-
lance is still being maintained.
At present the most dramatic In
cidents in the entire Are pro, mis-:
to develop around Grand Ma:iec
The steamer Gopher has gone 4
rescue settlers along the north sh"
who are entirely shut oil from com
munication by telegraph or te!e
phone. The last boat from thsre re-
ported the flames rushing in with
great speed and gradually hamminl
in the nha.itant. Ct the little I'll
lage who number about 500.
Other. than those at Grand Maries
there are alon the North shore o
the lake many settlers who ar
threatened with loss OF life. thoug
in extremity they might take refug
on the beach.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-09
CANNON TALKS
PARTY HARMONY


Springfield, Ill.,, Sept. s.-The Re-
pubMcans Of Illinois met today i
state convention and nominated four
trustees of the University OF ILL
nois, selected presidential electors
and adopted q platform.
Joseph G. Cannon, speaker OF IN
house Of representatives. was chof
en- chairman of the convention and
in a speech urged that the differen-
ces be forgotten by everybond and
all work for the unity and success
of the state and national tickets.
There was a small attendance be-
cause there were no contests OF any
consequence.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-09
AS0IIN COUNTY
DEFEATS ANkENY
JONES LEADS BY 3 TO 1-POIN-
DEXTER FOR CONGRESS-COS,
GROVE AHEAD OF MEAD
POST WINS CLOSE RACE FOR
CLERK.

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
Clarkston, Wash. Sept. "
The vote in the primary IN As1tin
county held yesterday was very
light. 1t is estimated from the re-
turns up to date. which are nearly
complete, that less than third III
the registered vote came out to the
polls. Jones for senator. has de-
feated Ankeny by vote Of three t.
one. For governor Cosgrove has !;
decided lead ond Mead is ahead
Mcbride. Poindexter has the bes
of Field in the congressional
most spirited contest Is that FOL
clerk of the court. At O'Clock
In the county iofficers race the
with all precincts in but Hansen'
Ferry and Grouse the vote Is as fol
lows: Post 191. johnson l.6
Bond 68.
| For treasurer Dammerell got 25'
, votes and Micheal Of Silcott 10
votes. J. R. Stevenson for join
senator has a lead Of 120 votes.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-09

placed there after the fire was
practically over. The evidence of
Witness Springster before the cor
oner's jury relative to having h
the shot some fifteen minutes before
the flames were discovered would
give Strength to the theory that
Bachus was murdered before the fire
was started
Mrs. Bachus will be questioned
further tomorrow and 1t is expect
ed more information will be secured
at that time.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-09
ALBANY Will
Welcome FLEET

Perth, Sept. 9-The town Of Al
bany. West Australia, is making
great preparations for the reception
Of the American battleship feet,
which is due to reach that port with
in the next few days. The purpOss
Of the visit to Albany, which Is .
town of only few thousand inhabi-
tants, is to take on coal for the
ships. The vessels will remain in
Albany about week. Though tn"
men will be kept pretty busy coal
ing. the feet will be given time to
enjoy program of athletic sports
that is being prepared by the c.ti-
zens.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-09
Ankeny Carries King County.

Seattle, Sept. 9.-The first pri'
mary election under the new Id
was tried yesterday, but the coul
is progressing very slowly owing t.
the great length Of the ticket. l.
complete returns indicate that Al
keny carried King county b.
900. Indications are that McBrid
carried King county for governor {
first choice with COsgrove givin
him a hot race for second choice
There was no opposition to Rep
resentative Humphrey in this
trict and he is renominated. Fro
several parts of the state reports
that Chadwick is leading the su
preme court ticket with Root al
Crow keeping we'll up.
Now Concede Jones Victory.
Seattle, Sept. 9.-Late return
from % out of the 80 counties In
dicate that Jones has defeated
keny for the United States senat