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Evening journal., 1908-10-05
PUBLIC SALES


ID UBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Will be sold on teh premises at
Montrose. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10th.
1905, az e,ao o'clock. p M. Two choice and
very desirable building sites at Montrose.
located on Maple street, (the street near
est WimingtOnl. and only a short dis
tance from the trolley; No. S-Frontage
of % feet, and depth of l0i feet -
inches No. 9-Frontage Of 25 feet and
depth of 10l feet Ia inches. Also on the
premises az $3.50 z. NJ at River
az Riverview Heights, located on Edge
moor Ave. near Todd's lane. The
Edeemoor Extension Of the Wilmington
city Railway passes directly in front of
one fare 10 any part Of the city.
Lot No. l5-On plan Of Riverview
Heights, frontage Of 20 feet and depth of
IA feet 3 inches. on one side of lot and
ll2 feet TO Inches on other side and 20
feet l-2 inch In rear along the line OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad
Terms OF Sale-l0 per cent in cash at
time Of sale and balance at time OF
transfer of title in one to two weeks
sTIDHAAI q SON,
Established 1865. Auctioneers.
ID UBIIC SALE OF 81 500. .Oo. WORTH OF
Superior Furniture. Carpets, Bedding
Table Linen. Etc. will b. sold at Std
ham 4 Sons Auction store. III East
Fourth Street. Friday, October 9Th, 1908.
az =. NJ. sharp. fine oak and walnut
bedroom suits. 10 heavy brass and enam-
eled iron beds In sizes IT, 81 IT,. ~ n.
rs fine cotton and husk mattresses 4
large and superior parlor suits. carved
mahogany frames and upholstered In silk
hrOcade, mercerized verona and satin
damask; 5 couches. In verona and leath-
er. bookcase sidcboards. extension
tables. cane and wood scat dining chairs
revolving barber chairs I large barber
pole chiffonier. fancy parlor tables, y
room stoves and Z cook stoves, dishes,
cutlery etc.
BEDDING. ETC. ALL NEW-+oo pairs
of high-Rrade wool blankets. gray. brown
and white. with horders % bed SPREADS
% pairs hemstitched pillow cases. Turk
ish towels table cloths 10 dozen napkins.
10 heavy quilts. y pairs Of lace curtains.
etc. Carpets and Large Rugs-doQ yards
OF new misiitaAleX Smith & Som car
pets i'm veiver Brussels and tapestry.
Rrussel rugs 9Xl2 Administer Rugs exl2.
these are fine patterns and designs.
regular $3.50 rug. Also art squares. in
ingram. SKIP: and many other articles
not herein enumerated.
This is positively the largest and best
sale OF Fine Furniture and Carpets that
will be held this fall The above goods
are nearly new and have been consigned
to us TO be sold at this sale for what
they will bring. Don't miss this sale of
81 5g0CO worth Of Furniture and Carpets.
Every LOT will positively be sold for what
they Will bring Nisit our store III East
Fourth street and Inspect these goods the
day before sale and morning Of sale.
STIDHAM & son. Auctioneers.
u. & A. Phone 535 Established IS&
o5-G-S
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LOST AND FOIINn

I 0sf-sATTRDAY AFTERNOON
- gold chased bracelet In going from
Ihird and Market streets 10 Thirteth and
Market streets. 10 baseball grounds Re
ward II returned to 6W Franklin St. o5-2t
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iohrcei as,oa-.,J-.s east shadows
before. The Republican west. golden
with sunshine and fat with barvests.
throws no sinister portent Of departure
from its haDuv union with Ohio and
New YORK.
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Peyhaps tho Eryan managers dis.
play such foudness for campaign rain
bows because they dream of the tra.
ditional pots Of gold az their end
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LIsT oF PueLlc sALEs.

October s.--sale $500 Of High grade
Furniture, Carpets. Rugs, Bedding,
etc, at stisham & Sons Auction
Store, No. III East Fourth St.,
at ! o'clock ?. m. Watch this paper
for ad Of sale.
October fo--ssIe Of Real Estate Of Lots
at Montrose, at 2.3o p. M, by Std
ham 6 Son, Auo.
October 1s.-Exeoutor's Sale of Stock
and Bends, Of Estate Of Joshua
Jefferis az stidhsm & Sons Auction
Store, III East Fourth ST.. at 1880
a. m.
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Mr.. Bryan is SO fond Of tbeorizIng
upon governmental processes that be
shouldn't complain because the peopls
srefer to let him be president in theory
only.
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II Is possible to concede that after
MT Gompers' speeches in Texas that
state may go Democratic.
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There is one savings bank in the
city or Cleveland whose depositors
have increased 1900 In number since
last May. That institution is evidently
branch headquarters of the money
power which Bryan so greatly breads.
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The Chicago professor who says that
there never was miracle and never
VIII be one win be compelled TO revise
his statement if the Democratic na-
tlonal ticket goes through.
-rn,,a nr. ErnLann.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

IHTANTED-T0 LEASE FOR TERM or
w years. farm 10 70 80 acres must be
near railroad; good house and water.
N. J. O2-2t
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PROPOSALS., 8,


y ROPOSALs- SEALED PROPOSALS.
viii be received hy Mayor and Coun-
ell at the Council Chamber until 500
p ~. October sih 1908 Separate bids for
each item, and an proposals TO be marx
ga on envelopes Proposals for furnish
ing the Council Chambers"
l3 oak, polished i1-lnch flat top desks
Tour drawers on one Side letter slide
above ana long drawer under top. mould
ed drawers aud panels and built up base
one large desk for the President. oak
polished and TO match small desks
u revolving and spring chairs of POLISH
ed oak, with patent caFtinR attachments
Best Eve frame body Brussels car
pet per yard made laid and lined
Walls and ceiling papered with the
Painting tho walls ana ceiling.
The committee reserves the right to
reject any or an bids.
HOMER G.. SIMMONS.
Chairman OF Public Building Committee.
oi-Gt
d BOPOSALS-BIDs WILL BE RE-
ccived at the Office 0f County Engi-
neer Wilson. at the New Castle County
Court House, until October -. Tor build-
ing bridge across Silver Run. st. Georges
hundred. ln accordance with plans and
specifications on file The committee re-
serves the right 10 rcjfct any and all
bids. By order
ROBERT McFARLIN.
President New Castle County Levy
Court. s30-6t-cod
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p. SMITH BRENNAN.
JOSEPH l.. CARPENTER,
VICTOR b. WOOLLEY.

10 EPORT on THE CONDITION OF
n TIE SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
DEFOslr COMPANY at Wilmington, in
the state OF delaware. at the close OF
RESOi RCES
Loans and Discounts ..........s 1892 10
Overdrafts, secured and unse-
ms premium on same -. t,sia.soo 2s
Banking house. furniture. and
oiss9 as,efss Ssar estate -. iss3sl ssg55 ls Is
Bonds and Mortsages -.-..... 3i2300 90
Due from National State and
Private Banks and Bankers,
and Trust Companies ......... 2oo,55l Is
Checks and other cash Items. 3l5l U3
Exchanges for clearing house $500 rs
niekies ana cents ......-...... 25i %
Cash on HOnd viz.
specie ..-.-........-.... Al3.l4i %
Legal tender notes &
National Bank Notes 63,G09 90 a 1856 %
Total Observation-Disclosures. .S8.334.l59 "a
LIABILITIES
Capital stock pain IN .........S COO 900 90
surplus lunu ...+.....--.-.....-.- du0OO0 90
Undivided profits. less current
expenses and taxes paid. 1888 "A
Dividends unpaid ................ ~ 90
Individual deposits
,,sS,}jag subject iS..Sl to check '2'osa3ls s.
Tse5insa Tss9 i,,rers SnecSs Checks lsl Os
outstanding ........ 1924 40 2Osi,7ii 10
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l59 81
state Of Delaware, County OF New Cas-
tie se.
], James b. Ciarkson, Nice-President Of
the aboVe-named corporation, do sol
EMMY swear, that the above statement Is
true 10 the best OF my knowledge and he
lief.
JAMES p. CLARKSON.
Nicc-presidcnt.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
Third day of October. 1908.
l.. l.. MALONEY.
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
JOHN s. ROSSELL
CHAS. B. EVANS.
VIM. p BANCROFT.
Directors.
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- ~----f'- -----

From an Exchange.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

For SALE.-A DESIRABLE RFs1-
n, ,qence; convenient location. i0ia
als9i-on street. Nine rooms, two baths
pantry Lot 25x150 feet. Apniv ~
premises. oi-im
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WANTED
BUSINESS CARDS.
PROFESSIONAL


A ARTEMAs SMITH. ArTOnNEY-AI-
n Law. has removed to Rooms No. ~
and 7i6 Ford Rldg. s2s-lm
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ROOMS FOX RENT.

ROOMS FOR RENT.
Tor 'RENT-FOUR ROOMS AND BATH
i third floor. ENccleut location, near
poiaware ave Married couple desired.
references exchanged. Address a. 20,
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nor RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
Il for housekeeping. dl6 w 9th 81.
o2-iw
C,rRARD-- SOB. Sol AND 800 RACE ST.
" Philadelphia. Rooms. 25. 90 boc. tien-
tiemen only. ally
1,f-NisHED ROOMS FOR HOrsE-
4 Keeping and lodging at 4l9 East Third
street pi-tt
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HELp WAMrE Il---FRMAi.r..

NVANTEp-BRiGHr YOUNG WOMAN
who thoroughly understands sewing
]. X. l.. LAUNDRY. og-2t
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FOR SALE

We have quite number OF very de-
iirable properties. well located that woull
require only small amount OF cash to
purchase. See us TODAY.
DINsMORE & CO.
10e W. Sth ST
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rom an Exchange
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE OR RENT

Nice three-slory house over Washing
ton street bridge rooms ana hafh' az
IN good condition. Make an ofcr
CHARLRFS G. KURTZ.
l0iI Market Street
af-eod-u Opposite Court House)-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04

We lack vault room in which
10 store them. but arrangements
have been made to store them un.
der the counters In the rcglstra.
ton office There they win be
stored in such form that they can
be fastened together on a string
passed around or through each box
and seals placed thereon so that
the slightest attempt TO tamper
with any box will be indicated by
the condition OF these seals.
II Is my intention 10 80 preserve
the ballots In the ballot boxes that
In case an emergency arises In
which Il becomes desirable TO con.
suit the original ballots again
there can be no question raised
that the ballots are kept intact. |
do this not only for my own pro
lection. since Il il required OF me
by law. hut also for the benefit OF
the rival candidates. lest any man
be, perehance. defeated Of HIS
rights In the primary contest"
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ceuneIIman Tenth Woo.
CARROLL GUARDING
BALLOTS CLOSELY

Every possible preeaution Will
be- taken In this office to preserve
the integrity OF the ballots cast In
the primary election" said Comp.
trollor Harry W Carroll this morn
ing. Il do not propose to lay this
office open to the charges which
arose against II two years ago.
that ballot boxes were tempered
with after they we're returned.
As the boxes we're brought 10
this office by the precinct officers
precautions were taken 20 see that
each box was sealed before Il left
the hands Of the officer bringing
u In. The hour Of receipt of each
box and the name of the man
bringing Il In have all been noted.
The boxes have been received at
one place and all kept together.
They will be kept under the strict.
est surveillance until they can be
stored in such n manner as TO Rb.
solutely guard against any tamPer.
ing with them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04

LISBON. tvia the frontier by
special courier for the United
Press, Feb. f.--The De Amaral
cabinet is taking strong measures
TO suppress any incipient revolu-
ton. over 200 arrests have been
made since Saturday of suspects
believed To be involved In the plot
against the royal family The 20
lice are of the opinion that the
editor of a leading republican daily
was at the head of the plot Il is
thought that the paper was the
source of the conspiracy to eXter-
inmate the royal family, declare q
revolution aud establish a republic
Fears of a revolution have now
been dispelled by the announce.
ment that the constitution would
be re-establlshed as soon as safety
permits Suspended newspapers
will also resume at this time. Many
OF frances political prisoners have
been released.
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Gather in Suspects Believed to Have Been Implicated
in the Royal Assassination Of Revolution
DispeIed.

The ambassador 10 England is ex-
peeted to reach London tomorrow
with detailed information. and il is
thought that he will show the Eng
lish government that naval inter-
yention is unnecessary TO uphold
the dynasty.
The bodies of the late king and
crown prince lie in state in the
chapel of Necessidades palace.
Many masses have been chanted for
the souls of the departed members
OF the royal family and the mourn
ing throughout the city appears To
be general and genuine.
Politically the condition OF the
state still is in ferment Out of
tho cabinet chosen yesterday but
three ministers remain. The new
ministers are: Manuel Moreria.
finance. Henri CUES. minister Of
justice. Auguste De Castillo. min
lister Of marine, Minister OF Public
Works nertiandoes.
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doubt from the time the FIRST fcw
returns had been received
The close 81 the primary contest
but marks th~ inauguration Of ths
campaign proper The next four
weeks ~iii be devoted 10 4 srirriag
battle between Mayor Moore and
John y. Miller. which wiil end with
the election ou March B The
Moorc forces have already outlined
the pFeiiminaFtes for their part In
this contest. and thess prelimiuar
ies viii b considered At meeting
Of the newly elected city central
committee Of the party tonight A
meeting Of the committee has
been called 20 assemble al the la
Dor Temple
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WOMEN FLEE
FROM FLAMES
10y United Press.)

CHICAGO, Feb. Fifty women
were compelled TO fleet by fire es.
capes this afternoon. when flames
broke out In the seyen.story build.
ing. 81 Dearborn 81. The fire broke
out on the fifth floor where the
women were employed.
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TRIMBLE Is Defeated BY
OVER TWO THOUSAND VOTES
Russell Runs Third With Surprisingly Big Vote
Defeat Of {. |. Reber for Treasurer and Or. J. {.
Cichlou for Councilman Prove the Surprise Of
the Day.
DEMOCRATIC PARTY

FOR MAYOR.
J n Metealfe.
FOR CORPORATION COUNSEL.
Cicero X Hawkins.
FOR COMPTROLLER.
John Y Terry
FOR TREASURER.
n Thomas Davies
CONGRATULATIONS
Charles q. tleifner aud Wallace
q uarvey.
WARD coUaelINEa
First ward T. d coffee.
second Ward A g keene.
Fourth Ward-GeofEe y. saul3
berry
f1fyh Ward George Murphy.
Seventh Ward. " FnsFleh
Eighth ward. N spafkman.
Ninfh Ward Paul Land
Eleventh Ward NY II Fletcher
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SUES COUNTY.

John y. Neel today filed a claim
with the county commissioners for
si0.450 damages. as the result OF
injuries alleged 10 have been re.
ceived In an accident on the Fall
River road on Nov. so. 1907. Neel
recltes that he was driving along
the road when the buggy went into
a ditch. four of his ribs being
broken and several fractured.
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Ten THOUSAND
Are KILLED

received here from the front today.
The accounts are meagre. but IL Is
understood that the French soldiers
ambushed the rebellious Moors and
succeeded in Strengthening thou
sands OF men before the surprised
army recovered sufficiently TO re-
turn the fire.
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REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATES

Third Ward-lllnam G Gill
Fourth Ward-F " SAWYER
Firth Ward-tl ,. jackson.
sixth WArd-~Aruold Zhinden-
seventh Ward Thomas r Re.
Wells.
Eighth Ward Charles " Mel,
xlile
Niath Ward Alexander McKin.
non
Tenth Ward-~A. 4. Parker.
Eleventh WArd-W II Viewer
Twelfth Ward William N
Hines.
Thirtccnth Ward. T. Arm
strong
Fourteenth ward-Man war,iall
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TANGlERS. Feb. ten thou.
sand Moors were Killed or wounded
yesterday in a battle with the
French troops near Settha. The
French army lost 100 men in the
conflict. Reports of the battle were
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CITY PARTY

FOR MAYOR.
William Hickman Moore
fos CORPORATION COUNSEL.
Thomas n MacMahon,
roR COMPTROLLER.
" IL Middleton.
coukclLnENAr.LARee.
George n. Cooley and Oliver I
EIlcksou.
WARD couNclLMEN.
first ward -teandcF Miller
sxoad Ward "A n tiAkE.
Third ward-A. A Booth.
I'm Nasd -E n Mitchell
slxtA Ward -Ncai Hoy =, 81
Nah Benjamin p Hates
T.nth Ward john " Wolfe
Eleventh Ward James kelso.
ThIrte~nih Ward--C N Coz
Fourtsenth Ward--james Gun
risgkafa
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NOT YET---BUT SOON
10y United Press.)

NEW YORK. Feb attorney
Littleton made II plain today he did
not intend to take up the matter
OF securing Harry Thaw's release
from the insane asylum at once. Al
the same time he expressed an
opinion that the board OF lunscy
would soon transfer Thaw to some
other institution.
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PLACED UNDER
ARREST AT LISBON
BOAT RACE AMONG
BATTlEShiiP CREWS.
(By United pressD

b PUNTA ARENAS. Feb. 4.
\ A boat race for the jamestown
; cup between crews from all OF
\ the battleships In the Ameri-
b can squadron is to be the feat
\ ure OF today's program. The
h shore leaves for the men have
\ been curtailed because OF the
\ coaling operations.
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ice TRUST men
GO TO JAIL
10y United Press.)

TOLEDO. o.. Feb. i.--R A. Bard.
r. Clemens and Joseph Miller. con-
vicied as members Of the Toledo leo
trust. were sentenced 10 six months
In the county jail today By Judge
kincaid. The men were convicted
in long trial before Judge Kincaid
in 1906 and were sentenced 10 the
workhouse.
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FoR MAYOR.
lohn ?. Miller
poa CORPORATION COUNSEL.
seost Cslhoun.
ros COMPTROLLER.
II. ". Carroll mo oppoaltloul
ron TREASURER
Hllnsm ?. Proaser
MISUNDERSTANDING
William H. Murphy and A J
Goddard
WARD couNcllnEa.
First ward-James CanNay
Second Ward-Eugsne W. WaY
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saperiof organization and the #
fectiye work Of a well concealed
ba, powerful political machine won
the day in yesterdays republican
primary contest In The nomination
q John p Miller a. the p4rty'H
candidate for mayor. Scott Cal
kesn xss renonlnsted for cofpaf.
ztioa counsel. completely distaae
ing both Of bis opponents William
7. Prusser won a close race for
The nominaiion Of city treasurer
essF T. I. Rebcr. aud Harry Car.
roll sas reao~ninaled FOR comptrul
kf without opposition.
IN the democratic party. James
= Astcalfe defeated ". n RuIlss
5xsiy Tor the mayorelty nolnlna
tioa In a contest which poIted A
telal q bat about .000 votes In
Ne Seattle city party William
Hickman Moore received an unani
noas denomination.
Surprises Of the Day.
The daT contained several sur.
Ensss, probably the greatest one
nsinS the defeat ~ y. l.. Reber bY
william +. PrDeser Tor the repub.
nsan treasurership nomination. An.
s.hsF surprise came IN the defeat
q councilman Crichton 81 the
A<nfh ward fer denomination. the
Melville.
Alexander McKlnnou. In a seven.
ssaea eouncilmanic contest in the
slhin sard. In which the other
- candidates gere All pfofesaad
2 opposed 10 him. won out against
= sas leld. defeating George VI Aims
Hs " but very small plurality.
Eazene Way won significant
ssl.assy victory In the Second
saFa IN a field OF five candidates.
James Conway In the First de.
isaied Riley Mccoy. the clancy
ssaaiaa'e. By more than four 70
Hiram c GIN IN the Third. de.
. - y. Jeffery BY a vote Of
- 70 1871.
y. =. Jackson won the republican
asaalhaiion In the Fifth, 7. r. Re.
a. was Tenominated IN the
rsenth. receiving nearly 80 per
ssh' OF the total vote In ffl
angular contest
X I. Reynolds wns defeated for
denomination In the Ninth bv Al
ne, ~. e Parker b. II votes " n
HsaFer won the republican nomin
80 IN the Eleventh j. r Arm
s'aons and W NJ Hines we're re
= in the Thirteenth and
:. Twelfth wards reapeetIvelv
nv iatter without Opposition Ma,
~, 1afaali defeated G. ". Howe II
'ae Fourteenth by 50 votes.
City Party Contest.
N. = vhiy councllmanic contest II
To- IT, seattie City party. that In ths
VIZ. 49, WARD, was won by John "
a,,a e over J. G. Rathbuu. Thu
~, ~. one In the Democratic party
- ne, =, N the Second ward. vas wor
b,.s councilman Keone over Hide
-. councilman William II. Murph,
f.. IKE scared wolf ia the con
ill., 'or The Republican nomina
Aa TOT councilman-atIarge. lead
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Councilman Second Ward.


In three wards OF the city Repub
lican councilmanic candidates were
nominated without opposition
These we're the Fourth ward. where
Frederick Sawyer received s9i
votes. the Sixth where Arnold
zbinden received sol votes. and the
Twelfth ward. where William NJ
Hines received .020 votes.
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The fourth card social and lunch
will be held at ST. Benedicfs
church. tstb and walllngford av..
"Wednesday evening.
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In almost every particular the law
worked smoothly The total vote
exceeded all reasonable estimates.
that in the republican primaries
alone exceeding so per cent OF the
total registration. and the total
vote east by all parties exceeding
10000. Some OF the precinct Of
flcers we're new 10 the work but
an mastered II fairly well. and.
while some Of the returns came In
tardily, all or nearly all OF them
came In in. excellent shape. The
experiment OF having bipartisan
election boaTds proved to be a
very excellent departure from the
old practice Of packing the boards
with machine henehmen who dom.
mated the casting Of votes With
aufocratic inaolence.
The returns began TO reach the
city hall before 3 o'clock. and by
1890 the result on the head Of the
republican ticket became 30 GER
tain as 10 be conceded. The result
Of other contests was soon deter
mined Even the treaanrership
contest In the republican primaries,
which was close, was but little In
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Triumphs Of Machine.

The most significant triumphs Of
the machine came In the nomlna'
ton Of Miller for mayor. the re.
nomination OF CHI. Armstrong and
Heveiie for the council. the defeat
Of Councilman Criehton IN the
Eighth ward. and the nomination
Of Jackson in the Fifth and McKin.
non In the Ninth wards.
The defeat Of Councilman erich.
ton for denomination was especial.
" significant. even 10 the point Of
being a reflection upon the aucceSs
fui working Of the primary law.
crichton has long been thorn In
the side OF machine politics In Sc
attic. and az such was made the
subject Of especially bitter and In
many instances untruthfui attack
during the campaign.
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Satisfied with Primary.

Even the machine politicians are
this morning expressing aatisfae
ton Nith the workings Of tho direct
primary las. their successful cam
paign for John y Miller having
taken away their diapleasure At
having been compelled 70 80 10 the
people with their contest They
made good their boast that they
would be able to manipulate Il In
the interest OF candidates eatisfae
tory 70 them. At least in several
instances. In yesterdays expert.
meut II was a much more streuu.
Gus campaign than they have been
accustomed 10 under the old con.
voution system. bat they perfected
an organization and made a cam.
palgn which won for them the vic.
tory.
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iug bis strongest competition. A }.
Goddard. By approximately 20 per
cent Of Goddard vote Rnt even
Goddard led she third highest can.
dldatr By nearly s.eee votes aud
von the other place on the ticket
Tor that office. a significant feat
ure Of this contest IL the fact thar
both winning candidates reside In
the same precinct--the Fourth OF
the Ninth ward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04

occAsloAL RAIN TONIGHT AND WE'D
NEspAY; MODERATE SOUTH WINDS