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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20
MMtuna, Natbulifea!

go elder ieinen 5nrmlanbeS, nngeidhr bic
DdIite inter aultur; 80 yter III Gei3en. @leineS
Daus uno Stnn. @tloutiible. Gas Sano III thstt'
Iueiie einaeieust uno tam init daes bebaut luers
sen; Der Sicti lit @eiocs nuo Dol5llno. 0nsielbe
lieat oernoe geaenlher Der tatboliidheu ct. Sep'
firc6e nno Sdjule in einer bllbenoen oelttidien
AnRebimns III aiu3man County. aanS. etnent
tod biQig iii mo Die Gritten Il der ifrb.. SreiS
5000. 3allur9sb ebinsiugen nab Seliepen peg
aauierS. SG,reibet o6cr fomruet lo1ieih, itilo
beiI chtiaet has Gduo. 9oSielbe iuiro ntdbt louge
,u pertauieu iein. &c III Elm Sergair.
u. ". Neintdenf, aingnan, Ganids.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20
Farm, Az a%erfauien.

@egen qltersidrpads biete i'd uleine 100 glder
grpSe 6artH 3lni 4ertaIie al. 100 Nder ino lis
ter aultur, oas u6riae iii ih0ueS @albs uuo
SSeioelano uuo eiJuet i6 audi ilr @derbau.
Reues g%eohnbauS mo Stilungtg, bic eiren
@srEh ppn 81, 500 baben. Cine &tiie BON elmer
oeutihen fatboliit1eu airnle uno Shnle, 33s
Deilen BON ersamerp uma Standardization. Gin
ar6eitiamer Giauu fam IN mittelmdbia gutsn
SGhren $500 bis $4,000 idbrlith MAIDEN. &reis
100000. $1,000 baar. oGS lebrige aui 5eit nad)
gelieben oeS aduiers. slstoa Hcitee, Npon,
SteGrnS Co., IlHn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20
MMsunG, Gatp0iieen!

gsenu Sbr eud nad einent Seim in Der Mdhe
einec tdtbuliihen STRIDE uno ShpenernsS t)uie
uIalebt, 100 ser Sobeu ret@ uno ole YreiIe pieo.
ria iin0, 10 fonit Shr has @eruinid)te i'm @rano
Gountp, Sios3afpta fuIoen.
Qeir babeu bier Dor mehr GtS % Sdbren ge7
iuotnt uuo fDnueu Gucl bie8betref ppae Gtns
jelubeiten aebea. .&eierens: Step. 6ran5 3.
5einler.
q Il .4ofnt0
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20

gen 2obnen nnb 0ei6aitszS epreiiion.
ESie lueit Der &crr ~oic5betrefi iibcr Die
SGnur geidla9en, ipirb DEM gcneigs
ten 2cIcr in ner ful9eroen Humn1er
ilar eele9t. Gs lit nod lang nibt
oaes Sob mas gtdn5t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20
@eindt pesen Grbi9aitss
amaeleeeabeit.

3ohn Gntrinser s~ebiirtia aus @ormelbingcu
SaS lebte Mal, bah mGu bon linn b0rte, mar IN
%. gni 1905 ans 6ougbton. pouabton Gountp,
mieniaan. RAD Seridt oeS ~eortigen @pnutus
9lert lou er bon bort nnd) CANADA aereiit Ieiu.
Nusflnit ieg6e man GEL. an @rmen IcruGr.
Nmerican Npninlnr Nlent. 2lrembura.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20
Cute Narm 1T nerfaufea.

Cine IT'S Ider 5arm. weltbe nngeid9r. .5ehn
Meiien DON Der Stnbt 9uhlGue iieGt, Ut 81
I~iiriiaeli Seotuaungen 5a uerte:iet. Us ino
lute 6e6aulidtsitsu, Sais. Stau. etr.. an, Der
.Jarn,. Gini older Sbiibanine, 200 aranbtn'
5tode. Sbit aIer srt. l2O 9lfer limb oultt6nSig
;p,pe (bog tie9t) eingeieust. sues &ano
inter tuItur. Sem 1dniet iperoeu %siinittAe Be
oinauugen sur 8esabiina gemadlt. I'm nIltre
g~ustunit Tetbe man iib an: |eter Ve8ter'
4. R. /, S.pingle, Spipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20
ct. EranciS 6ouata

lat oas bette nno frtthtbarlte 2auo in Nrfanias.
Sebr a~elunoeS alima uuo CUTE Sbttgegcno. Nne
TarnSrooutte fieheit bod i'm &reis. NIB oas
Snrreit eitn hat fafbofid6e air6e unb Sthnie.
t,uo ref oirenoen 4rieiter. lin Masfuntt idlreibe
man an: glcp. !. N. SIiGJes, Hprre!t Gito. Grt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20
Oklahoma fir aathniifen.

! Gnt9oIifer. tomnie nah Oklahoma. no 5br
cine CUTE blubeHbe Weneiroe init @ird)a, Sd5uie
mIo reitoireaoem Rrieiter iinoen iUerbst. 9utss
Sauo fGr ale tSarmprooutte, ipe3iea @Iialia.
Dute Carmen nabe Stdotdlei NIT aiuei @iieu.
babnen. ,5ir ipeitere 2ubftnit fbreibe niai an
Sfeeue. Sflu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20
MutsS Gam IN Aanias.

&enn bu nan QauiaS pcben piait. mn auteS
9cnb 5u tauien. 10 oeriaume nidbt. baS Sanb BET
8anep Sells. Ssferion Co., -3n ie4en. beuor BIZ
fault. SMreibe an " es. r. Sptepb ltttens
aHer. o.. $. b., ct. 8eneoiet'S AbbeD. atdpiion,
Nan'aS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20
Die bette SiGcrBctt aui Der
MeIt

III bic Groc Iel6t. bic ldlerer III ais gantet,.
Bombs poer 2tti0u. Seget Gtsr @slb in altte
,JarmlanbercieI an uuo rubet pnbl.
aauft 9ano in Der Dubuque 6otonie IN Sic.
brasta. nit sutem id1iuar5e,p 8ooeH. chen.
ereis $1,000 per Nier. 1902 Wtertel : Settiouen
Gehorer gegeniudrtig Seuten bon DUBUQUE.
Tornes Il Snfd, Eubuque. Soma. 1923 Mair
Strabe. Roth Phones
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20
3m aertaMtsu.

1875 Soma SarmeH. 50, 900 getsy in SaSsSatota
100. 600 2hter i'm Uitlidhen Sastntdeman, Canada
9eidlte 3ahlungsDebiuguugen. e dlreibet an unS
Sfaticnot Weattp &c., 9eoar Ndpios, Soua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20
Gaheu Gle 2ano?

Sdl beiorge es ilr Sic. @eine Wnsablung.
Sbre eiaeten 8eoiu1un9en. SGDrstben Sic mir
beute nod. q. 8. lo,oies, ct. Better. Miun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20
The Third Day of November
A. d. 1908,

there wilt be submitted in pursuance
of a joint resolution of the Thirty-sec-
ond General Assembly, to all the elect,
ors qualified to vote upon it, for their
ratification or rejection, a certain pro-
posed amendment to the Constitution
of the State Of Iowa, viz, to add to
Section Eighteen (1S) of Article One
(D of the Constitution of the State OF
Iowa, the following:
THE General Assembly, however
may pass laws permitting the owners
Of lands TO construct drains, bitches
and leyees for agricultural, sanitary OF
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20
Watana, tathniiide 0eiminGer!

9rdobtige @eleaenbeit iir fnt6olii6e Sarmer
iHi Geutrals Rebrasta. BintseS 2auo. grobe Cruz
ten, 9iienbabns y aSilitdten. @irdlem nit reltoirs
enoem @iarrsr. lin nabere Sniormation ihreibe
man al
REV. n. MUENSTERMANN,
EddyviIIe, Dawson Co., Neb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20

2aBt GuG reaiitriercn am Spn>
nerstn9, Den %. Sftober, pDer ip0tez
items am Samstdg, Den "a. Sftober.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20
STAT Or IOWA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
By the GoyaIaor:
A PROCLAMATION.

Pursuant to law, /, Albert B. Cum
Minis, Governor of the State of Iowa,
do hereby proclaim, make known and
give notice that at the general cleo
ton to be held on the Tuesday next
after the first Monday in November,
A. d. 1908, it being
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20
NesieruuaS=9 Saoesetu.

1000. 900 Ndec rnbe Giierbahu iitr 9etsEahms
ofeN. SeHoet 80 GeutS NioWep.Sroer iar 2avte
ino Seidrei6mig. 9ept. 8. 9Sdib. 5nl. Sgrean,
ll0S Wroaoluan. Cratic. ySaih.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20
Site TarMea

in beutidler fatboIiider @emeiroe 81 iebr mdbi'
aen Hreiien. Sdlreibt nm Site uno SilDsr az
2. y. Ne nimebauiem, ~AingaiMcr, Cfla.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20
atsks sho saa. eas sehasGas. ses8 tmmer et,anenss. srit0dtae mohnNons ai Der

9ie Sarm i,est in Hcb M;per
Sbnle, dd5t urb cine Ealbe Weilc ben
&roofSton, Eolt County. Winn. Sic
Sarm umfnBt 600 Ider euten. reis
den, lGnnr5en 9oben; in bier Sbeile
ocer Sarren getbeitt, nelfe uabe bel
chamber liegen. Sic Snrm nit zen
@:bdubcn beIte6t nlis einem hilbiAen
s~lpciitodisen Srame soaus nit 5ebn
3immern. feiner, 9roBen S9eune.
aorn6oben, Sduppeu unD stpei 9uten
arteIiId)en Drummer. Gin i6Dner
&alenplae umaibt bns Saus nnb elm
biiblher fiinitliher 8rcbe lit nabebei.
Der Game lit ictr rarau gelcgen, bus
9anb 5u berfaufen. oesbaI6 bietet tie
basielbe gu einem &rciic. Der ipirfli6
MRS. ROSA NOEsEN. Gro,
REV.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20
Geaen &rebsilja9eu.

ADJ cmpiehle hermit Stroop's berlDmts
beutiele &Hlper. 9.sielUeu beIleu ie1eI (iodl
nttt au'gebrobeneU &re6S ioiuo9l inuertid) ais
duherlid,. Sas anertanut eiuaig oeiie g,itteL. mn
gpaseutre5s ertctgreih SIT beileU. SSegei aii3e.
rem. 3eHauiiie u. |. 10. idlreibe man du:
@oDato .. Hocoiua,
Genera NuujlS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20
STATE OF DIVA
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
BY the Governor:
A Supplemental Proclamation.

Pursuant to law, !, Albert B. Cum
minis, Governor of the State of Iowa,
do hereby proclaim, make known and
give notice that at the general election
to be held on the Tuesday next after
the first Monday in November, A. d.
1908, it being
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20

Gin Bargain lit. fiir irQenD Semnnb.
Der gernc cine CUTE Sarm b1ben
mofte. Die Sarm ipiro pcriauft iuers
Den entmcosr aiS Gdnjes p6er III
Sdr5euen. Sic @%chingungen: Gin
Srittel bar, bas iib,i9e in leihten
Sb:jl5ablun9en. Sic Sarm mirb Dcrs
fnuft perheu nit oper oprc bic bies,
jdbriee grntt. gussenommcn elipa
40 Ider @,ihelano lit 4qes lntcr
aultur. Wan uuub bas 2ano icben.
nm Heiiea Tort5ciie gu ipilrbis
gen. Gns 2anb tpirb 5n einem allss
nabmsrciie uie6rigen &rciic gum
Serfnufc a~ngcbotsn. @cr 5uerit
fommt. niro suerit be0ient. Inn
Ndberes ipcnbe nan ii6 on
Mimi. ober all
III. L. N0ESEN. Deadwood, S. Oak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-03
THE STARS ELECTION RETURNS.

Following its custom of many years, The
Star will tonight give the people of Wash
ington the earliest possible news of the
election 1t will display on the two large screens
erected on the avenue side of The Star building
bulletins from all the states and cities immediate
ly after receipt, using for this purpose the high
est power stereopticons with an equipment
sllyf fselected to give se beoidcrs eile clearcst
announcements. These bulletins will come from
many sources, from The Stars own staff and spe-
cial correspondents in the field; from the Asso-
ciated Press; from the Western Union and Pos
I tai Telegraph companies and from the long dis
tance telephone service.
novel feature will be added to the stereop-
tcon screens this year. In order to enable the
spectators to keep. the of the electoral col
lege boards have been erected on the face of the
screens upon which slides will be fastened from
time to time, each bearing the name of state, to-
gether with its electoral vote AS soon as it is
certain that state has voted for Taft or Bryan
its name will be in this manner displayed on the
appropriate board.
The news thus displayed on the stereoptcon
screens will be appropriately illustrated with por-
traits of candidates and prominent personages
and with series of sketches suggested by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-03
EXPECT A REcoRD-BREAKER
Montgomery County Politicians Note
Big Vote.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md. November :;.-The
unusual interest in the election. aided by
the perfect weather. is bringing out a
very heavy vote in Montgomery county
today and the indications are that the
wind-up will show a record-breaker in
the number OF votes cast. -
The colored. voters went to the polls
early and by noon nearly that full vote
had been poled, at which time it was
estimated that about one-half the entire
vote of the county was in
The democrats say The larger the vote
the larger their majority. and there are
probably good grounds for such a claim.
Reports from various sections of the
county are that the election is passing
off quietly. with no disturbances of any
kind. The corrupt practices act is be-
ng strictly observed by both parties. and
the floaters. who in former years were
allowed to name their price appear dis
consulate over the absence OF funds.
Because of the recent changes in the
election law. which allow more liberality
in counting ballots. there will be many
less spoiled tickets than usual and the re-
publ cans think this will be in their favor.
The result IL the county vii! probably
be known by midnight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-03

news of the night from the pen OF c. K. Berry
man, the cartoonist OF The Star. These humor
Gus illustrations will be a particularly attractive
feature of the nights display.
For the benefit of those who cannot get down
town tonight to read the news on The Stars bull
etn screens, extra editions of the paper will be.
issued from time to time as occasion warrants.
wing the latest information in detail} from ait
salarters
~ Iir. addition to these two means of spreading
the news promptly before the people of Wash
ington, The Star has erected the roof of its
building powerful searchlight, the rays of which
will be directed as to indicate to those at a
distance the trend of the counting. diagram is
herewith printed, indicating the manner in which
these signals will be shown to denote the election
of Taft or of Bryan, or the existence of doubt as
to the result Other results will be indicated &C
cording to the explanatory key printed below the
illustrative diagraIn
The Stars purpose in thus giving the public
the Deneiit of its information without delay is to
fulfill its function purveyor Of news on the
most interesting occasion in the national caen
dar. 1t sacrifices everything to accuracy and
promptness in spreading before the community
the last word from the ballot boxes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-03
THE EVENING STAP
WITH SUNDAY MORNING EDITION.
Business Office Ilth st. and Pennsylvania Avenue.
The Evening Star Newspaper Company.

European Office: Regent ST., London. England
New York Office: Tribune Building
Chica,o once: First National Bank Building.
The Evening Star. with the Sunday morning
edition. is delivered by carriers on their own ac
cornt within the city at 30 cents per month;
without The Sunday Star at A cents pei month
BY mail postage prepaid
naily. Sunday included. one month 80 cents
Daily. Sunday excepted. one month. 30 cents
Satur'Iay Star year. S1.O.
Sunday Star. one year. 81 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-03
MR.. BRYAN's BIG BALLOT.
It Was Four Feet Long and Voted
Straight, and Early.

SnCclGl Dispatch to- The Star :
LINCOLN. Neb., November 3.-Mr. Bry-
an was about early this morning Break
fast was over before 8 O'Clock and he
Immediately made preparations to visi:
the polls which. are located hal: ii niiie
from Fairvfew.- Fhera was a small knat
of voters about the polls WHEN Mr., Bryan
and parry v reached there. These the can
d:date greeted checrily. Hes was hand d
i bsi hot some four feet long and this he
marked in Il moment. Under the Ne
'oraska- iaw, cross i'm the party circle
votes the ticket s raig.lt and that is
low Mr.. Bryan cast his ballot.
Hir. Bryan has II, spec:aI pans for me
day. He p.irposed 10 remain a. home
writing q few letters and keeping in
touch with the parry leaders by phone.
This evening complete returns viii be re-
ceived at the Bryan home, where tele-
grapii and telephone w res are beng re-
inforced today. tor, tie strain OF the nigh:
A large number of trends have been in
vited to spend the evening al Fairview TO
listen to the returns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-03
FOUR sHERMANs VOTE.
Vice Presidential Candidate Goes to
Polls With His Three Sons.

UTICA, N. ". November 2-Jaines g.
Sherman the republican candidate for
Vice President. accompanied by his three
sons. went TO tie election bdothsin the.
1890 this morning Mr. Sherman voted
ballot 32S. He was behind the curtain
of the voting machine about six seconds
and was Immediately followed by LIS sons,
Sheriff.. Richard and Tom. The boys
voted in about the same time as their
father. and Mr. Sherman suggested that
at least four straight repub lean votes
had BEEN east. He laid a handful of
cigars on the table occupied by the cfii-
CONTINUED ON Ninth Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-03
ELECTION JUDGE BEATEN.
Arrests in ST. Louis Include a Demo
cratic Candidate

ST. LOUIS. November Disorder
broke out early in ST.: Louis Oliver r.
Burkhardt. Il republican judge of election.
was beaten near the polling place at No.
G12 North I'd street A score OF more Of
arrests for varioJis offenses were made
before noon. among. the prisoners being
Felix McAdams. demorra{jc nominee for
the legislature in the third district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-03
Claims of the Democrats.

Murray Vandiver. chairman democratic
state committee: 1--WE have the state and
city sure. Even though the fifth and
sixth districts show gain for the re-
publicans / do not think it will overcome
what we will get in the first and second
and we will carry the state perhaps on
this proposition alone. Reports from the
fifth and sixth are such that l would not
be at all surprised II we won them. and
then our figures would run above those
given. 1 fully expect a 1000 majority in
the city for Bryan and the other candi-
dates and as far as the national issue is
concerned. | can say that the outlook for
victory was never better; in fact, since
my connection with the managerial end
of the campaigns. has neseFf Uten as
good. :'.sfEE e,,tsssss
B. e. Shreeves, chairman city ydehib2
cratic committed: I'VE are running along
smoothly. and though our efforts to insure
a fair, impartial election are looked upon
in some quarters in different light we
are not worrying. but doing our best, 10
regard the law in action and spirit. AS
far as the city is concerned. a democratic
victory is almost conceded, and the Op-
position. / know. is worried at the out
come. Reports from doubtful wards are
very encouraging, and l look for local
and state victory as well as a general
triumph for Mr.. Bryan
Heavy Vote Puzzles Politicians.
The heavy vote has puzzled the poll
ticians. In democratic precincts the vote
has been unusually large. But it has
been just the same way in the republican
precincts. The laboring men were out
early from all Indications and f the
workers stand up for Bryan as it is
claimed they will. then the early vote
shows strong vote for him. On the
other hand, the negroes coming out
very heavy for national election.
From all indications the sJ.O00,OOo
water loan and the S1,0O0,OOO subway loan
polling places early this morning show
that while there seems to be little ma
teriai interest for them there is really not
a strong opposition against them, and
both democratic and republican workers
insist that the loans will pass with big
majority.
Indignation as to Watchers.
Considerable Indignation was expressed
today by republicans and independents
over the action of States Attorney Owen
yesterday in authorizing, at the solicita-
ton of Democratic City Chairman Reeves.
the appointment of 500 watchers at the
polls to report violations of the new cor
rupt practices law with the right Of
causing arrests of offenders.
The scheme was denounced as an at
tempt at Intimidation. and at the ener-
getic protest of the republican leaders the
clause providing for arrests was stricken
out. The police board disapproved tie
procedure and issued instructions to the
police not to allow watchers to approach
within 100 feet of the polls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-03
HEAVY VOTE IN BALTIMORE
Party Managers Express Confidence
in the Outcome.
INDIGNANT ABOUT WATCHERS
Scheme" Denounced as an Attempt
at Intimidation-Boar Issues
Instructions to Police.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Md, November "a very
heavy vote is being polled in Baltimore
today, in many of the city precincts fully
40 per cent having been cast in the first
half hour after the polls opened. There
is every indication that the state will be
close. although both parties claim 1t by
substantial majoritieS. The democrats es-
innate 5000 plurality In the state and
1000 in the city, while the republicans
state that they will win by 5000 in the
state and 5000 in the city.
At noon today the following estimates
were secured for The Evening Star from
the party managers:
William F. Stone, republican leader: Il
am confident that Maryland will give Its
entire electoral vote to the republican
candidates and by generous margin.
also look for sweeping republican VIC
tory throughout the entire country, based
on reports received this morning from
the west. At the same time l must ad-
here to my principle never to give flgures
on the result in Maryland or elsewhere
William D. Platt chairman republican
city committee: The vote in Baltimore
will be strongly republican, for both the
national and congressional candidates.
The republicans are turning out IN fuil
force, and are reinforced by anti-Bryan
democrats and by the great independent
vote. There are 10000 independent voters
in Baltimore, and of these the great ma
jority will vote for the republican candl-
dates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-03
NORFOLK STEAMER
WRECKS FERRYBOAT
One Man Dead, Two Women
and Boy Hurt.
LACKAWANNA is BEACHED
Washington, in Sudden Fog, Crashes
Into Alexandria Boat.
HALF OF DECK IS TORN AWAY
Victims of Accident Thrown Into
Water and Picked Up by Small
Boat-Inquest Thursday,

The dead:
Samuel Bilenken, forty years of
age. merchant. native of Russia;
resided at 3J4 Mclean street south
weS;.
The injured:
Mrs. +. +. Swami, residing at
Dumfries. Va.
RiXey. little son of Mrs. Swami.
Miss Fannie Smith. residing at
421 p street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-03
Many Warrants for Arrests.
Little Disorder Anywhere.

From every quarter of New York state
today came word that the people were
cut in force declaring their final 1ud.-
nlcnt. the number being helped by the
exceptionally fine weather and the fine
condition %: the roads
y very large proportion OF the vote was
cast before neon. probably not in many
years have 81 many votes come out 80
early in the day. There was little d!sor-
der anywhere and arrests were few
AlthOUSh fully $40 arrests for improper
registration Lad been made in New Yori,
up 20 early afternoon nearly every one
Of the accused voters was promptly dis
charged upon being arraisned I'm court
No serious disturbances had been reported
up to early afternoon from any section of
tie greater city.
In Buffalo at noon IS,ilI votes had been
cast cut of total registration of ~, l.5.
Al Schenectady at the same hour 40 per
cent of the registered voters had recorded
their choice.
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When the passengers from the Lack
awanna were taken aboard the steam
er Norfolk after the accident DIR. Gold
heimer of, New-York city, a passenger
on the Washington from Norfolk. i'm
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Administrator
ALFRED CHART. Attorney for Ad-
miniStratOr. Dis 3m
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San Francisco, Cal, Dec. :. 1907.