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New-York tribune., 1908-02-24
PRIM4RT B4LLOT BILL.
Fathered By Francis in the assembly
-FaUOred bY Parsons.
rRr r.lerrapa to The Tribune. ]

Albany. Feb 20-Among bills to regulate the
election machinery in New York County IS in
trotuced by Assemblyman Francis last week which
will probably be introduced in the Senate this
week The bill provides FOR an official primary
ballot which will bc printed by the county, 70 do
away with the unofficial ballots used There
will be only ballot. and every voter at the
primary viii receive this. whereas now there are
two THIS 1. expected do away with the evil.
often present. OF handing the voter two ballots
lust alike one Of which he must vote whether ne
wants to or not or declare that he has got the
wrong ballot which would indicate which side In
a contest be favored
The bill il drawn nearly possible in ac-
Cordance with the election law at present govern
ing New York County. II provides for a ballot
modelled somewhat after the present election bal
lot except that. u a wishes 70 vote a solid
delegation. he places mis- cross in blank column
at the right the names in that delegation II
h. wishes 20 split ne Goes IL in the same manner
at a regular election.
For nominations or candidates TO delegations
the bill provides follows. For delegation from
an election district a petition signed by Ave en-
rolled voters, for larger than an election Dis
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24

Later Controller Metz refused 70 permit this con-
tract TO be carried
Caleb ". Camerson. an inspector OF masonry for
the Board of Education, will appear before the
Committee on Buildings on Thursday 10 answer
charges of misconduct in Office. Because OF
charges resulting from the same investigation Dr-
Frank r Rix director OF music. was also sUs-
pended He will appear before the Committee on
Elementary Schools tomorrow 10 lace the charges
made against him.
DR. Rix saws all his actions in approving bills for
the purchase Of pianos have been done ar the re-
n,1est Of the head Of the buildings bureau
George W SchaedeI, the new chairman Of the
Committee on Buildings. said he Intended TO place
tho evidence against Mr.. Cameron before the Dis
+-,ct Attorney A fun investigation of the Board
Of Education may follow.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24
HOW ?. r. r. HANDLES FIRES

Phadephis, Feb 23-The annual report OF ths
insurance department Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
shows that the cOmPany'S own employees sxtfu-
Sushed Is5 fires during ls0 These n~vs occurred IN
property valued az over S5G21 YET the loss from
them amounted 10 only ABOUT SS0e9
ON the Pennsylvania system total loss Of only
S51.o1o suffered from all fires last year Thes..
nres however, occurred n property valued ar move
than S3oeso.oso- This made very low loss ratio
In fact 1871 showed the lowest insurance loss thar
the company had experienced for n..nber OF
years
FIrty-one Of the fires in Pennsylvaaia Raii-cad
property during last year were caused BY adjseen.
burning property y loss os aboU5 S0o fc!lovvs,
explosions OF beIZIne. naV-Ea and lamps Lighted
cigars. cigarettes and matches cost the Psrasyi-
vania SO et5 fires. fires following wrecks
caused loss OF about ss ce. and spontaneous com
ogstor was responsible foE loss % 81. sa
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24
OPERA STAR CAN'T SING FOR cHURct

The Rev Dr. William Carter discussed the Belas
CO Theatre meetings which his church. the Madi-
so- Avenue Reformed hold. beginning on
March and continuing Sunday evenings until
April T. al the morning service yesterday.
He told af the interest taken in the meetings by
outsiders as well as by those in the church. Many
had volunteered for work the hardest commit
tees one of the wealthiest of the city had
sent a check and letter heartily commencing the
work grand opera star had -Solunteered her
services and had then been refused permission by
her management. Fifty men from the Bank Clerks
Ciee club had volunteered for the chorus. with
Fl r Humphries. their leader, and ali for the
coed OF cause
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

lanes Sweeney expressman, of No 328 West
Asth street; Joseph Lee and John Quinn who said
they wer~ drivers living at No 4i2 West 4lst
street were held trial In Il .oo0 bail by Magis
,rata Wahe in the West Side ourt YESTERDAY
morning on the charge Of robbing the apartments
~ Mrs Minnie Donovan at No. 326 West zsih
street on Saturday night.
Magistrate Crane discharged Mariana Viola, @t
No 30 East 25uh Nesterda1 morning in tn
Var. vile court because he considered there was
mt sufficient evidence TO hold him on the charge
of being implicated in Black Hand attempt to
extort 81 500 from Giuseppe santineii grocer o'
= go- r.e. sarh street. He arrested Satur-
A.. tgb, because SantineIu believea.he urote the
letter.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24
WOMAN BRAVER THAN SAILORS
Men Ready to Leave Stranded Vessels, but
They Are Shamed by Captains Wife.

Atlantic City, Feb. .13.-The tug Gypson King.
with two coal barges in tow. went ashore on
bar off Little Egg Harbor, ten miles up the
coast at o'clock this morning. The men on
the boats were badly frightened. and most of
them except the officers OF the tug. willing
In leave the boats when the lfesavers came to
their aid
CAPTAINS refused to leave the vessel. Her
annie caused the men TO remain. The tug freed
herself and got her charges into deep water, and
at noon headed for New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24
TWO COASTERS COME TO GRIEF.

,,it. ,,oas,iug down the hill at ls7th street and
r,,agrrs, charles Day. Of No. 81 " est l8th
e,-eer Z "a les1nan- who Was steering a hohsled
-, which several others -ere seated, steered INTO
snog- bank ss he neared BroadwaE- he was
tf-ou-a into the Dank. breaking MS right leg ne
,-,-o5 "a the 7 Hood Wright Hospital in an
ambulance -. . ~.
1K-f,1i.n, Conroy = brickiayer. Of No Z65s klsftn
u INTO q lamppc>t ~ Broad~ay aftef
-.ra down the htl 4t ls1st street He sustained
,,r,.fses Il the face and body. he was resled d
an ambulance sgrgeoR
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24
WILLIAMS ROUNDING UP BRYANITEs
He Issues Call for Meeting in Boston Next
Saturday.
rRv Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Boston. Feb. c3--George Fred Williams has
6orned MS political bonnet and started on a
roundup q the Bryan men Of Massachusetts He
ras issued call for them to meet at the Quincy
House next Saturday The action Of the Demo
cratic State Committee in permitting resolutions
indorsing BRYAN 10 be pigeonholed has stirred the
f-e Of the auburn-haired leader. and he has ap-
-ealad FIR s,Jrro-t 10 the tide against John
son as well his own hide delegate
20 the national convention The call for the Quincy
House ponwow Is issued under the name Of the
New England Democratic Progressive League.
eers-or Gore Of Oklahoma and Congressman
rarpes of Kentucky. are scheduled TO speak
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24
TROLLEY ACCIDENT INJURIES MANY
Rear End Collision Kills Woman at Cam
bridge. Ohio

Cambridge Ohio Feb 23.-In accident
the ByesviIle interurban line early to-day Rose
CIancey was killed and fifteen persons in
iured five probably fatally Among those who
may die Robert AlIisson, the motormaq; Con-
ductor McCunen and Catherine Clancy, sister OF
Rose Clancy.
An interurban had just rounded a curve
and run on a treste. A city fOlio~ing
close at a good speed into the interurban
when its trolley slipped off, causing the forward
car 10 slow down.
The forward was almost demolished by the
impact and its occupants were thrown right and
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24
Tncommitteo

Only one more state convention Is scheclleo
for this week. 70 wit:
Sfissou-i-St Louis. February =.
District conventions called for this week IN
clIde the following;
First Tennessee C-eenville. February .
Sixrb Ohio-I.oveland FehrUaury. .
Fourteenth Ofio-Shelby. February -
Sixteenth Ohio-Steubenville. February 70 -
Second Okla hou7a-Okiahonla CITY r eorda1S C
Third Esnsas-Parsons- February "
-v-entierh 0hio-Cleveland. February ~
The state conventions so far called FOR March
and later months are
Ohio Col1r77hus March )
Eansas-Toreka- March 1
To1isiaua-NeU Orleans. March l.
\ehra asks-Omaha. March Il
ahoma-Okla hona city. March Il
Toupa-Des Moines March IL
New Mexico-Silver City. March Il
TennesSee-Nas shTile- March ..
Tfffuois-Sp-ineH eHeld. March x.
Tu6iana-In polls April :.
South Dakota-Huron. April :
Tircinia-I.vnchburg. April s.
Colorado-PGebo. April &
Observation-Disclosures. April %
Pennsylvania Harrisburg April y
West Virginia Parke-sbu-g, April =.
Maine-POrT1and. April 50
Observation-Disclosures. May .
Alabama birmingham. MAY 5.
Eeutucky-LoUisvilie. May s.
Nfichican-Grand Ra pids. May -.
Ida allace- May e.
Califorria-Sec cranento MAY =.
North Dakota-Mnot, May Il.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24
WAS NIECE OF ROBERT E. LEE.
Woman Murdered in Denver by Her Daugh
ter Left Letter Showing Relationship.
TBy Telegraph 10 The Trib,

Denver, Feb. 23.-Mrs. Mary E Nixon. murdered
here a week ago by her daughter. Mrs Esmay
Nixon Cantor. who then killed her -year-old
son Kenneth and herself, niece of General
Robert Z. Lee. This discovered from letters
found among Mrs. Nfxon's effects, which showed
that the head OF the Confederate armies held her
in high regard.
divorced husband of the murderess who lives in
New York. that he would arrive in Denver Tues
day To-days developments prove thae Mrs. Can
tor carefully planned the triple crime.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24
ms. BRYAN SPEAKS IN KANSAS.

-o,,eks ks.l Feb 23-William J. Bryan al
5-essad an audience Of men only this afternoon at
the auditorium Mr.. Bryan spoke for two hours I"
<o--v-fve hundred persons He vas introduced by
Governor Hoch Mr. Bryan tonight spoke at Law
renee under the auspices OF the Young Men Chrls-
-,sr Association the Kansas University gyInna-
-, m He was guest Of ". r StUbbs. candidate
for the Repu6li IAN nomination for Gevornor and
resident OF the Lawrence Young Mems Christian
,rsn.iarInn
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24
r.teeaNks FAVORED IN TEXAS

FOR Worth. Tex. Feb 2S-fhe executive COM
,,.rras of the reorganized Republican party. COM
,,,,~d = both white and Colored members of that
Marty YESTERDAY arranged for state convention at
Vaco on Nav q 20 send delegates TO the Chicago
,.or.qention The committee went on record as
fsvorinS Tice-PTesident Fairbanks as Ffesioehtia4
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24
GENERAL RUFUS SAxTON DEAD

Washington. Feb. 23--Rrigadier General Rufus
Saxton L :. A. retired, dropped dead here to-day
from heart disease. He entered the army from
Massachusetts, in 1885 d first lieutenant Of the
Sd Artillery, reces ed q Congressional. medal for
bravery in the defence of Harper's Ferry. and
retired on April %. 1904 General saxtop was
harm eighty four years ago.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24
DELEGATES TO CHICAGO
RETURNS UP TO DATE.
Forty-eight for Taft, 96 for Far
banks and 2 Tncom mitfed.

THenty-two delegates TO the Republican Ma
tionsl Convention have been chosen since The
Tribunes last summary of delegates elected was
published, February Ii. Seventy-six deie-
gates in alBhave been named. Forty-eight
are instructed for Mr.. Taft, twenty-six for Mr..
Fairbanks and two are uncommitted.
OHIO
Three district conventions held in Ohio
The 1afh District convention held at Warren on
February Is elected p c; Remiok and A J.
The sth District convention. held at Sidney Feb
rlary Is elected D. {. Henderson. of Lima. and
Z T Conkling; of Greenville They Vere' in
r1s-y =. elected John D. Hi. Of Montpelfer
and ". H DAILY. OF Van Vert They were in
MISSOURI.
Six district conventions were held in Missouri
February L. elected Louis Benecke. of Bruins
wick. and 6 D Eiles. of Narbourne They
were instructed for Taft.
The 5th District convention. held at Kansas Clty
Henry n BeaPdsley. both Of Kansas City They
were instructed for Taft ., -
February IS elected Ransom A Breger; d od Gse .,
9onade County and William w dpPeTsTTa eI Ta OF
The 7th District convention held at Sedas sn on
dalia' ana Henry E Patten. OF Springfield
They were instructed for Taft. -o,-
r1arv -3i''e n elected Charles A Mitchell and P l.
Griffith. They were instructed for Ialt
The 18th District convention held AZ ST Joseph 1t,
February .. elected F B. Fulkerson ana bdNio
Rankin. They were instructed for Ia1t
ALABAMA.
TWO district conventions were held in Ala
hama
The sd District convention held at Eufauia on
February Is elected 6. NJ Murphy, OF EuIauta
and 9 NJ Cox Of Ozark They were not m
structed Mr.. Murphy was also eiecteo pS d
seeding convention. with r. z. Smith or Ope-
second convention instructed Tor 1aIt-
The s-h District convention held at Tuscaloosa on
Feh-usrv 10 elected Pope NJ. Long. OF CordoNa'
ana N z Ford. of Hamilton They were m
s+-1,c-a6 for Taft A rival convention heid 10y
TIE A1d-5ct-Davidson wing Of the parry eieCled
p T5rncefo-d of Bear Creek and 7. p. Mar
in They instructed
The preferences Of the seventy-sIx delegates
Ct far elected are shown in the following table:
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FOR RENT-A modern fat four
rooms. Apply 422, So. Sec. Ave.
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Bryan May Secure Maryland
and West Virginia.
SEVERAL OTHERS SPLIT VOTE
Favor Taft for President, but Elect
Democratic Governors.

New York, Nov. 5.-While the cleo
ton Of William H. Taft asf president
by large majority Of the electoral
vote is an absolute certainty, the re-
suit is SO close in Maryland and West
Virginia as to center attention upon
those states. The latest returns indt-
cate that Bryan has carried West Vir-
ginia and Maryland Dy small plurali-
ties.
OF the national figures in the field
for governor Hughes was elected in
New York state Johnson in Minnesota
aud Harmon in Ohio.
The returns showed also that Bryan
had won over his own state Of Nebras-
ka. Although Taft carried Indiana,
Ohio and probably Montana all three
Of those states appear to have elected
Democratic governors, Judge Harmon
apparently winning In Ohio and Thom-
q R. Marshall in Indiana.
On the other hand, while Bryan car
risd Missouri by . safe margin the
election Of Herbert 8. Hadley. the Re
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INSTITUTE svller,n

Bulletin "A Of the Dickinson SUBJ
experiment station published last
year by L. r. Waldron the superin-
tendent is q very valuable guide to
homestea1ers in the western half Of
North Dakota. The bulletin treats
largely of grains, grasses and woody
plants. that is, it gives suggestions
for the preparation of the seed bed,
the rate Of seeding and cultivation
of small grains and grasses that will
yield the best results in the semi
arid portions of the state. 1t also
tells the kinds and how to success
fully grow. shade trees, shelter belts,
ornamental hardy shrubs and small
fruits. 1t contains valuable form
ula for the poisoning of gophers and
prairie dogs, and gives data on
weather conditions in. the western
part of the state. This bulletin may
be had free of charge by addressing
the Experiment Station at Fargo, or
the author at Dickinson, N. D.
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Maryland s, West Virginia z. In
doubt, probably Democratic
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be unable to play any more games
here unless better support is
afforded.
Line Up.
Line (Jp.

1duB IOtU, 0n01CH III t0"f
Umpire Miller, Referee Considine
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North Dakota Gives Taft a Rouslng Re-
publican Majority. State Close Be-
tween johnson and Burke, Marshall
and johnson. County Returns.
daily Alert November ~

committee claim Taft plurality over
100, 600.
Boise City, Idaho. ho.-Returns COM
ing iii slowly but indications are
that Taft carries the state by about
2 % Ia sSsS:faa,Sand that Brady, republican, for
governor and entire republican tick
ct by majority 1000 to l2,m)o. So
Philadelphia. Republican leaders
claim Pennsylvania for Taft by more
than 100000 plurality. Legislature
they claim be overwhelmingly repub-
lican.
New York. Herald says Taft has
306 ELECTORAL votes plurality of $50, ,0O0
in New York state and Hughes wins
by close to $4,000.
Omaha. World, democratic, claims
state for Bryan by $500, if these pei
centages hold through state.
Richmond, Va.-Returns from II
out of 100 counties in Virginia indi.
cate substantial but reduced major.
ity for Bryan.
Omaha. Omaha complete gives
Bryan 1927, Taft 1909.
Louisville, Ky.-26 out of 222 pre-.
cincts in city and Jeffeson Co., Taft
8.09s, Bryan $3.50. Leslie county com.
plete Taft 1,402, Bryan $40.
Salt Lake.-Republican. chairman
claims Utah gone republican by 25,'
600. He claims every county.
Associated Press, New York
Hughes plurality in New York state
will probably be about 81, 900.
Meager returns from differen,
points in Wisconsin indicate that
Wisconsin safe for Taft and Sherman
and Davidson republican OF governor
Running about even with.:Taft.
Hitchock's prophecy that TAT,
would have 325 electoral votes may
prove correct after all. Latest re-
turns assure the big republican can.
didate of 300 votes in the electora
college. There is a chance Of getting
18 from Missouri. Republicans vii
have a safe working majority in con
gress. 1t is necessary to have l9l
votes to control legislation. From
returns received the republicans
have elected .206 and the democrat!
1876.
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WON 6 TO 5
Jamestown Victorious Over
Fargo Foot Ball Eleven
by One Point.

Jamestown defeated the Fargo COL
lege second team by the narrow mar
gin of one point in the foot ball game
at the Fair grounds Monday after
noon. the home eleven scoring a
touchdown and goal. while Fargo
made touchdown but failed on the
try for the goal. It was fast, well
played game, and both teams fought
hard to the finish. Attendance was
light.
Neither team was able to score
during the first half. Fargo kicked
so6 and the ball seesawed back and
forth near the center of the field,
neither Jamestown nor Fargo being
able to make the ten yards required
in three downs consistently, the de.
fensive work of both teams being too
strong.
In the second half, Jamestown's
offense got under way and by mostly
straight football and by fierce at
tacks off tackle and around the ends
got within striking distance of Far
go's goal, and on a cleverly executed
quarter back run, Joe Blewett skirted
Fargo's left end, and shaking of the
], tacklers,, dashed 40 yards. and over
4 the goal for a touch down. Langford
quickly added another point by kick
ing goal and the score stood, James
town 6, Fargo Q.
At this point Fargo became des-
perate and trying several long and
seemingly reckless forward passes,
got away with one and on a 6O-yard
run made touch down, but failed to
make the goal, leaving the score s to
S in favor of Jamestown.
The game was cleanly played thru
out, and outside of the two long
runs for touchdowns, the features
: were the line bucking of Jordan
and Morris Severn, and the defen-
sive work of Mel Severn. Langford
broke away once with q clear field
but fell.
Although the game was exciting
and the weather ideal for football the
attendance was. light and the boys
lost money on the game. They will
=. ~ q &
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NORTH DAKOTA

Bismarck, N. D.-Twenty pre-
cincts, Burleigh county gives Burke
636, johnson sos. One hundred twen-
ty-eight precincts In from counties
of Burleigh, LaMoure, Stutsman,
Hettinger, Cass, Pembina, Richland,
Barnes, Trail, Foster, Emmonds,
Ward, Ransom, Mclean, Kidder,
Mcintosh, Stark, and Morton give
johnson majority of 239.
City Of Lisbon complete gives Taft
264, Bryan 80, Senator Marshall POI,
NJ. N. johnson 81. Governor-C. A.
johnson. republican 100, Burke,
democratic 1873.
Cando, N. D.-Returns slow anc
very incompetent. Eleven of the
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St. Paul, Mimi. Special to Alert, commi
Tornoctoun NJ n 10n OOO
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OdAuCSCOVA3 AZ ~.
New York, Nov. 4.--William II.
Taft, has been elected president by
312 electoral votes to l72 for Bryan.
Republicans cargsed ali Northern
States with exception of Montana,
Nebraska and Nevada.
] Complexion of lower house of con-
gress not materially changed but in
dications point to slight increase in
republican majority.
Gov. Hughes of New York re-elect-
ed by 68,O plurality. Taft carried
the city Of New York by six thous-
and.
Speaker Cannon reelected by plur-
ality of ten thousand five hundred.
Deneen, republican elected govern
or of Illinois.
In Minnesota Gov. johnson appears
to be reelected by comparatively
small plurality but Taft carried the
state by 100, 900.
McCleary. republican for congress
in second district is defeated.
Iowa elected entire republican
state ticket and Governor Cummings
defeated Lacy for United States SEN
ator.
Taft carried North Dakota by
thirty Thousand but Gov. Burke,
democrat. appears to have secured
reelection.
Republicans made clean sweep in
South Dakota on National state and
Congressional ticket. "
Taft carried Wisconsin by seventy
FIVE thousand, republican state ticket
won by about same plurality.
Southern states give the usual
plurality for democratic ticket.
New York. are the
following votes will be cast in the
electoral for Taft: California 10,
Connecticut I, Delaware 3, Idaho 3.
Illinois 27, Indiana Is, Iowa 13, Kan
sas 10, Maine 6, Massachusetts, l6,
Michigan IA, Minnesota IL, New
Hampshire 4, New Jersey II, New
York 30, North Dakota 4, Ohio %,
Oregon 4, Pennsylvania 81, Rhode
Island 4, South Dakota a.. Utah 3,
Vermont 4, Washington S.
Chicago. New York general elec-
tion returns up to midnight show
Taft elected president. Practically
no change indicated to complexion OF
the house OF representatives. United
States senate will remain its present
republican majority. Gov. Hughes
reelected by about $4,000 plurality
Indiana gone for Taft, Bryan appar.
emily carried Nebraska.
Danville, Ill.-Friends Of Speaker
Cannon say that he has been elected
by majority Of 6o0O to 1000.
The New York Tribune says Taft's
plurality in New York state will be
10000.
New Haven, Conn. Taft will carry
Connecticut by over 20, 900 on face of
first returns. Tilley, republican, for
governor, will carry state by over
10, 600 based on safe returns.
Detroit, Mich. Republican state
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publican candidate for governor, Is IN
dicated.
The uncertainty also extends to seY-
eral OF the legislatures, which Will
choose United States senators to hli
vacancies caused by expiration OF
terms, Of which there are thirty-Ona
Late advices indicate that Montana.
up to now listed in the Bryan column,
has given Taft plurality. This would
apparently give Taft 294 electoral
votes, and with the possible addittOn
Of West Virginia seven more.
How Electoral Vote Stands.
The electoral vote by statsD 10 a.
follows:
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GOOD SHOWING IN
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE

GOOD SHOWING IN
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
Following are the names of pupils
of the primary department of the
Edmunds school who have neither
been tardy nor absent during the
month ending October 81:
Herbert Dodge, Grace Dodge.
Charles Hall. Helen Hoveland, Lloyd
Pattison, Bernice Wescom, Berton
Wescom, Lewis Wescom, Joseph Wes-
com, Marshall Dunwoodie. The pres
ent enrolment is eighteen.
e. NJ. Ward,
Primary Teacher.
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Maine Strongly Republican.
Portland, Me-, Nov. 5.-Taft and
Sherman were given a plurality OF
$4,000 In Maine out Of total vote for
the two leading parties nf 105y500.