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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-15
Eeqal Rotires.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
office of Collector Of City Taxes.
!. ------- CITY Hall Richulnnl "a.

Office of Collector Of City Taxes.
CITY Hall. Richmond. "a.
This OFFICE WILL. BE, READY 70
RECEIVE ALL OR VII Al: or
CITY TAXES, REAL. ESTATE AND
personal. FOR THE YEAR 1908. ON
SHE WHOLE TAX is DIE, but the
O, dmance provides that one-hnlf may
be paid In June and the remaining
half in December. Failure 10 paw all
Ior one half in June incurs q penalty of
I6 per cent. on the whole amount, (which
lis due at once, and If not paid before
ST PTEMBER 1ST the Collec.or is re-
Iunired to levy, with costs nddea. This
notice embraces the annexed district.
ALL MALES, 81 years Df age, ALL
PERSONS (MALE OR FEMALEl who
own personal property or he'd ptT,,,
Isonal property. as lliucinry. anu 81
parties conducting business IN the CITY
OF Richmond (of whatever nature) are
Iossesstd, and will please call and set
tile. SO as to avoid delinquency.
GRADING, PAVING, PIPE AND
ISEWERS CONNECTION BILLS are pay
liable in the same manner as Taxes,
,anG, al the same time.
GIVE NAME IN WHICH PI2OPER-
ny STANDS, and SEQ that you set all
your bills.
This being the only ,ot,ce PROVIDED
for by law. please give 1t prompt at
Itentlon, as under the new ordinance 8
per cent. penal ty will have to be added
Ito the whole bill after June S0th.
II, w. CUNNINGHAM,
Collector Of City Taxes.
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nv C. A. Royce.

When the smoke OF the Roanoke con-
ventton battle shall have fully cleared
away, and when delega come to give
the party deliberations sober. second
thought. it will be agreed by all that
the great gathering was remarkable.
chiefly for the wild demonstrations
that greeted the names Of two dis
tinguished Democrats-W. J. Bryan and
John w. Daniel.
r. Old party leaders. who have been
going to conventions for decades, are
saying that the enthusiasm aroused
by these two men at Roanoke was
equal to anything of its kind they
have ever witnessed. and delegates
who are of the younger generation de-
clare 1t was revelation to them. The
writer was there and saw 1t all. He
has attended nearly every party meet
ing of Importance held In Virginia in
the past fifteen years, but In his view,
the uproar provoked by the very men,
ton OF the names of Bryan and Daniel
exceeded anything of its sort he ever
witnessed before.
Daniels Position.
And after all. there is something
even more remarkable about 1t. Bryan
was the overwhelming choice and ia
vorite of the convention from the start.
The Wool hat boys as Cyclone JIM
.IarshalI used to call the delegates
| from the rural sections lined up al
most solidly for the Nebraskan from
the outset. and though the cities were
! largely against him. their delegates
! frequently Joined in the applause. which
I. swept over the convention at the mem
! ton of his name more than fifty times
| like a Western hurricane.
Daniel was the only big man in the
| convention who had come ont In a
| flat-footed way against Bryan, and
yet 1t Is not an unfair statement of the
| case to say that he perhaps got as
much or moro applause at different
periods OF the proceedings than all the
other leaders on the stage combined.
4 Flo was the lion. the hero o. the occa-
4 sion. and in the view OF many there
is not living man. save possibly Mr.
| Bryan himself, whose presence and per-
sonality would have ELECTED more APP
| plause.
Made No Compromise.
Senator Daniel made no compromise
of his position. lie had been impor-
\ tuned for two days to offer the reso-
buttons instructing for Bryan, but he
1 stoutly refused to do so, and when lie
made his great address to the conven-
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Nelp UQlur,teD, 4Fia!e.

WANTEpI FOR y; S. ARMY, ABLE.
bodied. unmarried men, between
ages OF Is and IS: citizens Of the
United states, Of good character and
temperate habits, who can speak,
read and write English. Men want
ed now for service in Cuba and the
Philippines. For information apply to
RECRUITING OFFICER, $40 East
Broad street. Richmond. Va: 1873
Sycamore street. Petersburg. Va: or
Columbia Building. CRANKY Street.
Norfolk. Va.
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w a IN i S
ONE CENT A WORD
Ibst anD Tounn.

with pearls, on FIFTH, Broad or
Twelfth streets. between the Second
Presbyterian Church and the Retreht
for the Sick. Reward " returned TO
Miss HUNT, at the Retreat,
STRAYET. FROM MY BACK YARD. a
small Maltese terrier, brown mark on
one ear. Finder VIII please return
Co w. II. GORDON. 321 West Frank
lin Street, and receive reward
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
office of the
State Highway Commission.
Richmond. Va, June ., 1908.


SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
ceived at the clerks office of Russell
county. Lebanon, Va, until IL O'Clock
noon. Wednesday, June "a. 1908, for the
of about twenty miles of
macadam road.
Plans and specifications may De
seen at the clerks office above. or at
the office Of the State Highway Com
missioner Richmond Va.
Specifications furnished on appllca-
ton to the undersigned.
a certified check for $3.50 to accom-
pany each bid.
The Board of Supervisors reserve the
right to reject any and all bids. and
to let the work as whole or In sepa-
rate sections.
An engineer VIII be at castlewood
ON June 10th and at Honaker on June
nth to go over the work with pros
pective bidders.
Proposals should be addressed to r.
G. Fletcher. Clerk, Lebanon, Va.
P. ST. j. WILSON,
State Highway Commissioner.
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agents QAanten.

LADY AGENTS. WRITE TO-DAY FOR
free sample; $40 weekly easily made.
Permanent employment. Twentieth,
Century Manufacturing Company,
i96 Main Street. Buffalo, n. Y.
OUR NEW 80 CENT HOUSEHOLD
specially Is decidedly the biggest sell
Ter This year. sample 90 cents post
paid; money back II dissatisfied.
WOOLXERIN MFG. CO, iPlttsburg.
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w AN i S w: AN S
a
T[at8 for 3aent.

TENANT For SUMMER MONTHS,
part OF house: nominal rent to right
party; references required. Adults
only. g., Box 337. city.
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Solicitors anb 5alesmfn.

WANTED; EXPERIENCE
unnecessary; salary and commission
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6ituations Ianteo, Male.

OFFICE POSITION WANTED BY
thorough business man; good book
keeper; uses typewriter; best refer
cnces: wholesale preferred. 81. Box
33J city
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WANTED. FIVE FIRST GLASS INsUR-
ance solicitors to sell the best health
and accident propositions on the
market; good place for producers.
u. cali between and o'clock, room
210, American National Bank Build.
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Coal ann UAoob.

6oN'T BIZ HuMBuGGED LON EsR.
phone us foi8iprlces on all Kinds OF
fuel. We've got the best to be had.
a and only ask a trial order to demon
strate 1T. QyJARLIlS s. WIN GIrIl1I4p.
Seventeenth and Washing ton, NJ ir7S
lOS3 i3g ~ s IN
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Summer BuarDing.

fHE KIMBERLY COTTAGE. OCEAN
View, is now open for guests; large,
cool rooms; electric lights. fine fish
Ing and bathing; uneScelled cuisine:
special rates to parties and Sunday
eXcursionists Address Mrs, EDW.
KIMBERLY, No. 26S Main Street,
NorfollS Va r
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Real Gstate for Rent.

COTTAGE FOR RENT,
season. minute walk from hotel
and ballroom on Big Bay. Addrass
TIC. WHITE, 80 Roanoke Dock. Nor
folk, Va.
HALE BROAD STREET STORE; Bt,Sr
retail locality low rent. Address
II 433. care Times Dispateh.
FoR RENT. LAX ESfDE CAFE. AP-
ply to LEWIS G1NTER LAM AND
IMPROVEMENT co.
FOR RENT. 25i4 HANOVER STREET.
Possession at once. all conveniences.
Apply iol West Broad street.
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WANTED. BOARDERs AND TABLE
boarders: elegant rooms. with
first-class service; gtransients accom-
modated. Apply 1l0S Grove Avenue
WANTED, 2OARDERS TFoR5 LARGE
and small room; modern conver-
fences. 1G1l East MARSHALL.
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Tnr 5ale.

FOR SALE. AT a SACRIFICE. TOUR
Ing 6ar, In excellent conditions. equip
ment Includes leather top. fun set
Of new curtains. five lamps, presto
Iite tank. horn, extra tire, tirehoider.
tires IN good condition, engine just
overhauled at expense of $40; prac-
tlcal!y new; painting done by Gross,
car must be sold Immediately. Terms
to suit purchaser. Address = 1871,
care Times DISPATCH,
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Bnarnillu.

NICE ROOMS, WITH GOOD SERVICE;
excellent meals: for transient, $3.50
per day; one block from all car lines
THE LANGLEY, 500 East Franklin
Cfraat
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s!ent boarders at THE LURAY, 403
East Main Street; excellent table:
nice rooms
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STORE PROPERTY FOR
sole quick: also nice clean stock OF
goods and fixtures, situated in one
OF the uest towns In tho State; large,
well-llghted store room, good lirina
rooms upstairs; good garden AMI
some small fruit coming in: good
well water: best location In town;
doing paying business. but ha 10
best reasons for quick sale. Address
80. %. care Titnes-Dispatch. $1,000
not profit In six monthH.
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FOR SALE. EIGHTY FIVE SHARES
preferrel stock in prosperous indus
trial snitsrprdIisea padyhs Ratb per nrae
pal and dividends guaranteed by
other good, responsible parties. Par
value Of shares. 800. Price and fufl
particulars on application. Core
spondence and investigation invited.
Address Box 81. Chase city, Va.
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WANTED. "a MARRIED. INDUSTRIOUS
man who understands farming; state
wages .wanie1: Address ITO, care
rirnes-Dispatch
WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED BUT
Ter at 1926 Monument Avenue. Ref
eronce required.
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equally entitled to the greatest
security ana the best service, TEE
Ernst NATIONAL BANK, OF RICH
both. and Invites accounts from all
classes needing the facilities Of u
strong, large. courteous bank Assets,
s9,OoO,Ooo,oO. Organized April, 1865.
PARLoR SUITS, ODD CHAIRS AMI,
couches recovered and reupholsteretl
like new; slip covers made md mat
4 tresses renovated; for cash or on
easy payments. No charge for esti-
mates. CHARLES JURGENS'S SON.
Adams and Broad Streets.
DON'T YOU WANT "A CORSET TILT
imparts style, gives comfort and pro-
mote, health2 rMadeg.to order. Tor
any tigure ana guaranteed. THE
CORSET SEIOI',~3 at North Fifth
street. Mrs. A. ]. PYLE.
ALL VARIETIES AND SIZES OF
roses, half price to those who VIII
carry them away; b0c, per dozen up.
MERIT ROSE CO., West Grace and
Cedar Streets.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGHESs. 200 North Third,
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THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that in conjunction with our large
warerooms on Broad Street, we are
conducting factory repair depart
ment at I'll North Third Street. Old
pianos renovated and made practi-
cally new. Parties leaving the city
during The summer viii do we'll to
get our estimate for putting their
pianos in good condition. Write, call
or phone 2734. and W. Will have an
expert call on you and submit an
estimate. Ask for our. club plan OF
annual tuning contract. TIE CABLE,
COMPANY
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The Blue Mountain House

The Queen Resort OF the Blue Ridge.
Opens June goth. Elevation 1000 fee:;
unobstructed view OF the wofldfamed Cum
berland and Shenandoah Valleys; private
baths; electric lights, telephones. hot and
cold water in rooms. Refined patronage. All
amusements, bowling. boating. etc. Livery
and garage attached For rates, booklets.
ETC.. apply BOND s GIBBONS, Western
Maryland Ticket Office, Baltimore. Md.
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FOR SALE, ONLY SHOE STORE IN
North Carolina town. 1900. millinery
department attached. business pay
ing well: good reasons for selling.
Address = 323. care rimes-Dispatcn.
Richmond, Va.
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Ber8nnals.

rOTHE GENERAL PUBLIC: THROUGH
this card you are informed that az
ter an experience of twenty-four
years in the detective business, !
have assumed the general manage
ment OF James's Defective Agency
with offices in the Bank of
Richmond Building, Richmond, Vir-
gina. This agency is prepared
to undertake the investigation
of all classes Of crimes committed
against person or propery, to obtain
evidence in both civil and criminal
cases. mysterious disappearance,
ascertain the credibility of witnesses;
also to Investigate frauds perpetra.ed
upon insurance companies and other
corporations and locate important
witnesses; no work will be taken
contingent upon results: reasonable
per diem Will be charged for every
person employed; accurate daily
typewriter reports furnished all
clients requiring them, Address j.
7. JAMES, General Manager. Note
Mr.. James is a detective OF recog-
ni2ed ability, and was formerly chief
detective of Norfolk, Va; member
of the Chicago Worlds Fair detective
force; the secret service department
of the Tennessee Centennial EXPOSE
ton; captain detectives of the South
ern Railway Company. and he has
the highest class Of testimonials from
a >
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Norfolk, Va.
W ANTED. COUNTRY -BoARDERs;
orange Va, Piedmont section, three
miles from station; healthy; good
sprinE water: cool nights; river on
premises; bath, house, dancing pat
yllion; no tinvalids or children. Terms
sPlCER, Orange, Va.
p WANTED, SUMMER B o Ard ERs7;
cool, shady place; convenient to rail-
way stations: mall delivered daily
For particulars, write Mrs. MARY
OLIVER, Red Hill. Va.
4 GlNLoCH FARM, LARGE RoOMS.
shaded grounds, pure Water:3 coilven-
lent every way; nelghborhood al
Isa tly resort Of best city = Roseople,G
EFT, Cismo1t, Va
4 CHOSE DESIRING PRIVATE HOARD,
rest an I such sport as fishing, hunt
ing and bathing; also mineral waters,
alum, ltiia ana ChalyDeate. apply
ST ], Fl, FRANCISCO Oak Hill Springs,
Bath county, Va
bEL1GHTFuL BOARD, FOR SEVERAL
persons can be had at Mrs. W. n.
WHlTTEN'S Faber, Nelson county.
Va. Good fare; good water; plenty
fresh milk and butter,
= a FEW GUESTS CAN BIZ PLEASANT
~ entertained, delightfully."- cool
home, mountain view; phone. good
water fresh Vegetables. milk, daily
mall, Address Mrs. JNO, PURYEAR,
49, GortloGSyille. VA, i5it
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ROOMS. TWO NICE. FURNISHED OR
unfurnished. rooms. near FRS, and
Franklin. Address, only. Box 337,
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MEN no LEARN BARBER TRADE;
greatest opportunity ever offered.
only eight weeks required; wages
otter frst month: steady position;
guaranteed graduates write for free
catalogue. MOLER'S BARBER COL
LEGE, 2of Bowery. New York City.
WANTED, BOORJfEEpERs. OFFICE
clerks, cashiers. bar boys. porters and
all other kinds Of help. call 922
East Main street, second floor. front
room.
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QMantrn.

WANTED, 10 RuY, fIt1 USEdCLD
goods In any quantity. Call phone
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ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS.
with all modern copveniences. second
or third floor front. 317 West Grace
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IT. HAVE Ytn.: AUTO: AND BICY-
cleo repaired and keys fitted. come
to . North Seventh Street.
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poultrp...Det ann Ribe 6tork

lFOR SALE, ONE LARGE, FINE MULE.
Apply to PA South Sixth Street.
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mistellanfuus.
UPHOLSTERING.

PARLoR SUITS, ODD CHAIRS AND
couches recovered and reupholstered
like new; slip covers made and mat
iresses renovated for cash or on
easy payments. NO charge Tor esti-
mates. CHARLES JuRGENS'S SON,
Adams and Broad Streets.
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YOU WANT THE BEST DYEING. THE
best cleaning, ...e best carpet clean.
ing, the best carpet dyeinE; all to
be had at Mrs. a. j. PYLE'S. 316
North Fifth Street.
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THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
East Main Street, buy. sell. exchange
and remount diamonds in the latest
styles. Old gold and silver taken In
EXCHANGE.
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STOCK REDUCING SALE! s75 TOP
buggy, s65. sl25 runabout. 500.
Large stock OF good vehicles at spe-
cial prices. a. MEYERS SONS, 40
South Eighth street.
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LEVY MAKES SLIP COVERS. RE.
pairs and polishes furniture. Phone
1895. 425 West Broad.
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Rnnms fnr Renf.

TRAN SCENTS. SToP AT 1902 EAST
Clay, where you can get u clean.
comfortable bed for so cents in a
refined home. central and historic
neighborhood.
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Business Opportunities.
MilIinerp.

REDUCTION SALE ON MILLINERY
and ready-to-wear garments now GO
ing on at Mrs. JULIUS BEARS. 1423
East Main Street
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO SMOKERS: YOU
Gan bug at McCOY'S. corner Eighth
and Broad. for the next ten days, a
genuine imported French briar pipe
for Soc. others get 81 for the game.
all sizes and shapes. -.
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PANAMA HATTERS.

CALL ON COPELAND FOR AWNINGS.
flags and tents. Phone 1916, 108
North Ninth Street.
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|FUfSNIIU SE AND Cf11NzA FxAoh11>u'
WE PACK AND SHIP FURNITURE.
china, wedding presents, etc. JACOB
UMLAUF, Fine upholsterng and
Mattresses. 705 West Main. Phone
1892.
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Real estate fnr 5aIe.

FOR SALE, ANTIQUE FURNITURE
OF eli Kinds. ST. BROOK Avenue.
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FOR SALE. CHOICE GINTER PARK
lot at bargain. Terms cash. Ad-
dress Box 44T.
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rooms. with bath attached; also
single rooms for gentlemen. sol
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CUT FLOWERS. CARNATIONS. PEG
MES. roses, reduced prices. Funeral
designs. ST to s3 NJ A. WHITTY.
- f-,I N MING AMI ESSINC1
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-09-03
MICHIGAN PRIMARIES.
James B. Bradley Defeats Governor
Fred M Warner.

Detroit, Mich, Sept, 3.-With re-
turns from large majority of the
election districts of the state Dr.
James B. Bradley of Eaton Rapids,
state auditor general, has, it is con-
ceded, defeated Governor Fred NJ.
Warner by about $500 votes for the
Republican nomination for governor.
Horatio s. Earle, state roads commits
missioner, polled about one-quarter of
the vote received by the two leading
candidates. Returns compiled from
all but 3S7 of the 2,O15 election dis
tricts of the state give the following
totals for the three candidates: Brad
ley 72,012; Warner, 7O,363 Earle, 90
O1O.
The vote cast was on the whole
light, excepting in those districts and
sections where local contests added
to the interest.
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One Of the
Essentials

of the happy homes of to-day is a vast
fund of information as to the best methods
of promoting health and happiness and
right living and knowledge of the world's Is
best products.
Products of actual excellence and
reasonable claims truthfully presented
and which have attained to worldwide
acceptance through the approval of the
Well Informed of the World; not of indi-
viduals only. but Of the many who have
the happy faculty of selecting and obtain
ing the best the world affords.
One of the products of that class, of
known component parts, an Ethical
remedy, approved by physicians and COM
mendcd by the Well-Informed of the
World as a valuable and wholesome family
laxative is the well-known Syrup of Figs
and Elixir of SIENNA. To get its beneficial
effects always buy the genuine, manu-
featured by the California Fig Syrup Co.,
only, and for sale by all leading druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-09-03

Republicans Garry the State by De-
creased Plurality.


White River Junction, VT, Sept s.
A revised tabulation of the vote cast
for governor in the state election, with
nineteen small towns missing. gives
James E. Burke, Democrat, 1898;
Quimby S. Backus, independence
League, 1922; Eugene NJ. Campbell
Prohibitionist, SOL, and Fl. Fl. Dunbar
Socialist, 46I. With the missing towns
to hear from it was estimated that
Prauty's plurality in the state would
be about $4,000
The decrease in the Republican vote
amounted to 6 per cent and in the
Democratic vote to per cent. PoHt
ical leaders We're inclined to look upon
the returns as indications that the
voters were somewhat apathetic in
regard to national issues.
The Republican majority in the leg
islature the coming year will insure
the election of Republican success.
sor to the late Senator Redfield Proc
tor, probably in the person of his son,
Governor Fletcher ID. Proctor
The election of Democratic mem
bcr of the state senate gives the Dem
ocratic party a representation in that
branch of the legislature for the first
time in several years. At the last
state election in 1906 not a single
Democrat was elected to the state
senate.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-09-03
MANY LIVES LOST
ON ENGLISH COAST
Severe Storm Plays Havoc With
Small Vessels.

London, Sept. 3.-One hundred and
forty casualties are known to have oc
Cured in the storm sweeping the Eng
lish channel since Monday night.
Most of these occurred in groups OF
two and three, the most serious disas
ter being the wreck of the Amazon
and the drowning of twenty when
the vessel was driven on the Margate
sands.
Two hundred and eleven sailing YES
sells, ranging from fishing craft to four
masted vessels, were lost in the storm
and fourteen large steamships so bad
ly damaged that it viii be necessary
for them to be docked for repairs.
Reports Of damage and loss of life
on the Northwest French coast are
coming in.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-09-03
CHAIRMAN MACK PLEASED
Discusses Outcome of the Election in
Vermont.

New York, Sept. 3.-Chairman Mack
and members of the national Demo
cratic committee expressed them
selves as pleased with the result of
the election in Vermont. Mr. Mack
said:
When you consider that the Demo.
cratic national committee made no
campaign in Vermont and sent no
money or national speakers there the
result is most gratifying to the Demo.
Gratis. The Republican national com.
mittee sent national speakers of prom
inence there and as l understand 1t
had plenty of money to make an eff
fective campaign. We do net intend
to make a special campaign in Maine,
nor in any state which is surely Re.
publican, but will devote all our re-
sources to the 3o-Called doubtful
states"