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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-05
I AFT CARRIES
new YORK BY
RECORD VOTE
POPULAR MAJORITY is 1ee, ,5s5 IN
THE STATE; HUGHES GETS
$4,000; TAFT CARRIES OHIO
& AND INDIANA.

New York, Nov. 4. = The pluralities
of Taft and Hughes In New York
State are somewhat modified by the
returns received late today. With 80
out Of 1869 districts missing it is es-
timated that Taft's plurality has been
raised to 199,585. With 81 districts
missing and 95 estimated, Hughes
plurality has been reduced to $3.50.
While Taft carried New York city
by plurality of over 10000, Chanler
carried the city by about $4,000.
Cincinnati. O., Nov. 4.-Returns are
very slow coming in. The latest es-
innate gives Taft $4,000 plurality.
Harmon (dem) for governor. 10000 or
more. The Republicans claim that the
full returns will elect Harris for gov
ernor. The Legislature is in doubt but
the Democrats have made gains.
Indiana Gives Taft $4,000.
indianapolis, Ind, Nov 4.--Accord-
ing to the latest estimate Taft re-
ceived a plurality of about $4,000 In
Indiana. Marshall, edem.) for govern
or, elected by about 5000. Congress
ional representation. will probably be
Z Democrats and Republicans. The
legislature is in doubt.
Indianapolis, Nov. f. Chas. B
Lands. Republican, was defeated for
congress.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-05
e. J. MOORE REPUBLICAN CAN
DlDATE FOR REPRESENTATIVE
CONSIDERED ELECTED; IN
DOUBT AS TO OTHERS.
.ONLY ONE OFFICE
ASSURED IN COUNTY
LACK OF STRAIGHT VOTING BY
CITIZENS CAUSE JUDGES AND
CLERKS CONSIDERABLE EXTRA
LARoRs.

Owing to the large number Of
scratched county and township ballots,
which exceeds all previous records.
the judges and clerks In the various
ward houses of the city and the eighth
precinct are making slow progress
with their f1Eal countings. For this
reason 1t is an absolute impossibility
to definitely name the local winners.
Only four precincts, the fifth, sixth,
seventh and ninth have completed
their count aid these cannot be taken
as evidence of the way the votes are
adding up in the other parts OF the
city. Only general idea of the stu
alton can be obtained at this time.
Edward J Moore, Republican candi-
date for representative, according 70
the returns from the three city wards
and eleven county precincts is the
choice of the voters. Mr.. Moore polled
an immense vote in Washington town
ship and his popularity was attested to
in good numbers in the balance of the
precincts heard from.
The work Of counting the immense
number OF scratch ballots is tremen-
dous task The judges and clerks have
been working industriolsly every min
ute since the close Of the polls at Z
O'Clock last night, and UP to 3 O'Clock
this afternoon only the straight tickets
had been given the attention of the
election boards The scratched bal
lots this election were more volumin.
GUS than at any previous time, which
indicates that the voter, while retain
his affiliation with the parties Is more
or less departing from the path OF
straight voting and recognizing the
personality Of the candidate more than
the party which he represents.
While Wapello is doubtful the same
conditions exist in all the other coun
ties in the state. 1t is absolutely i'm
possible to secure the accurate results
until the scratched ballots have all
passed through the hands Of the elec
tion officials.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-05
What the President, the Successful Candidate and the
Defeated Candidate Said Wen They Heard the Nes Today
What the President Said

Washington, Nov. 4.,-President
Roosevelt today gave his interpre-
tation of the victory Of the Re-
publican party at the polls yes
terday when he said to the news
paper men whom he received in
his office:
"rrhis administration has meant
steady effort and progress which
should never be allowed to deviate
into unwise radicalism on the one
hand nor into unwlse conserva-
tism on the other. The, nomination
Of Taft was triumph over reac-
tionary conservatism. His election
was a triumph over unwise and
improper radicalism..,'
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-05
What Judge Taft Remarked

Cincinnati, o., Nov. At be-
lieve. I was elected by business
men of the country, Democrats as .
well as Republicans: that l re-
ceived my share of the labor vote
and that the farmers generally
stood by me. am very much
gratified."
Taft this morning gave express
sion to the above declarations. He
added:
In my own state and Indiana th'
result was very much affected by
local liquor questions, and 1t is
very difficult to figure out just
how it operated. The sweeping
victory. in New York. Massachus-
etts. New Jersey and Connecticut
was especially gratifying to me-"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-05
And What Mr.. Bryan Said

Lincoln. Neb.. Nov. A.---Although
it was after midnight when lie
went to bed Bryan was up and
doing early this morning. So far
as appearances went there was
nothing about his manner to in
dicate the disappointment which
he felt over the result Of the cleo
ton. He greeted his callers with
a smile and scanned the morning
papers for news from the states
from which no definite returns
z had been received.
Before making any statement"
he said, Il want. to get actual. re-
suits in. Ohio. Indiana and Kan
sas.''
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-05
RESULT IN CHARLTON
County Gave Taft ana Republican
Ticket Majority of Over
500 Votes,

Charlton, Nov. 4,-(SpeciaD-Taft
and the state ticket were elected by
majorities of 500 to 5000 Hepburn
lost the county by over 100. The sue.
cessful ticket follows:
Senator-H. Estey.
Representatives. H. Darrah.
Auditor-W, e. Hanks.
Clerk-Harley Collins.
Treasurer-John Ream.
Recorder-A. D. Gray.
Attorney-Will Collinson.
Many of the Offices are close and the
result may be changed, but the above
ticket it is believed is elected.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-05
TAFT LEADING
IN MISSOURI,
HAOLEY, TOO
STATE FIRST CONCEDED TO THE
DEMOCRATS MAY SWING INTO
REPUBLICAN, COLUMN ON
STRENGTH OF LATE RETURNS


st. Louis, Nov AT noon Chair
man Dickey of the Republican state
committee gave out this statement:
"Hadley is governor, that's certain:
We have also elected the entire
ticket including a majority of the
legislature. I believe Taft has re-
ceived more ballots than Bryan"
Taft in Lead.
st. Louis, Nov. 4.-Incomplete re-
turns from fifty counties in Missouri
show Taft is leading Bryan by about
1000. Incomplete returns from eighty
six counties and the city Of st. Louis
give for Governor Hadley, (Rep)
130,029; Cowherd, Dem) 114,439.
HadIey is Winner.
Hannibal Mo, Nov. 4.-(SpeciaL)-
The Kansas City Star announces in
an extra that Cowherd Democratic
candidate for Governor, comedies de-
deaf by Hadley. The Republican com
1nittee claims Hadley's election is alb
solutely assured and claims the legis-
lature is Republican. r. C. Kerns
will succeed Gumshoe Bill in the SEN
ate is this is true. The run between
Stone and Folk is too close to say who
wins but Folks vote is surprisingly
heavy.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-05


Kendall's plurality 1914.
These figures may be cut down as
there Is not much more than a three
fourths vote in. but the ratio Of Ken
dali's gains continues as further re-
ports come in and 1t is safe to say that
his plurality cannot be cut down below
LOCO on the complete returns.
CenterviIle Results.
Centerville,. Nov. A. Especially RE
suits from Appanoose county show the
election of the Republican ticket by
good majorities Taft carried the
county by 600. Hepburn carried 1t by
800. The Republicans got everything
but the county superintendent and
there was no opposition to the election
Of Mrs. Webster.
County Officers Democratic
Bloomfield, Nov. 4.-tSpeciaD--
Taylors (Democratic) majority Is 1919
with one precinct out.
Dabney, (Dem), has majority OF
266. with one precinct missing.
All the county officers, Democratic
elected but impossible to give facts
this afternoon.
The Result in Bonaparte.
Bonaparte, Nov. 4.-(Special.) THE
election passed off very quietly here
an average vote being polled. The fol-
lowing is the result OF this township:
Taft 148; Bryan 1b2.
Governor: Carroll, rep0 1873; White
| (dem.) 1b4.
Lieut.. Gov: Clark (rep.) 1856: Ray
! {dem.) l43.
Congress-. 1st district: Kennedy
| (rep) 12T; Tracy (dem) 1866
| Representative: w. A. Duckwortt
| (rep) 1874; s. H Baunan (dem) 1856
County Treasurer: J. o. Morris
(rep.) 112; r. E. Meek (dem.) 1T.
| Sheriff: c.. E. .Jamison repo 1877
S. w. Mccullough (dem.) $50.
Primary ballot for United States
Senator resulted as follows
Cumm1ns rs; Lacey "a.
On account Of the large number o.
votes poled it will probable be lat'
today before the exact result Is known
Allen Beats Clark
Fairfield, Nov. Especial )-Th'
county ticket will be Republican will
the exception of sheriff and count.
superintendent. The two candidate
| for sheriff are running neck and neck
State senator Allen will beat Clark b.
200 and will also carry Van Burel
county about the same. The ballot
are badly scratched.
killon and Evans Elected.
| Moulton, Nov. 4.-(Special) Vote
are slow in being counted and probab
Ily the exact results will not be know
until late in the day. Fair poll cast
! ACT votes, 214 straight Republicans, 1S
| straight Democratic and 85 scratched
It. w. Killon and G. F. Evans, Of thi
city, candidates for Recorder an
| Treasurer. respectively. have a major
ity of 140 votes or more. There is no
much excitement.
] Nothing Doing at keosauqua.
| Keosauqua, Nov. 4-(SpeciaD- --In
possible at this hour to give any de
tails. Count will not be finished ur
til late this afternoon.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-05
WISCONSIN SAFE
Gives Taft a Plurality of $4,000 and
Elects 10 (Rep) Congressman i.
and L Democrat ~. -. .

Milwaukee, Nov. Awhile the re-
turns from Wisconsin are far from
complete. the indications are that Taft
carried the state, by a pluaritys of
$4,000; Davidson, (Rep), and state
ticket reelected by plurality nearly
equal to that of the, national ticket.
The Republicans elect ten congress-
en-, the Democrats one. The legisla-
ture is Overwhelmingly Republican.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-05
a Republican conuress.

Chicago, Nov A. - It is now GER
tain the Republicans will have con-
troll of the next houu Of representa-.
tives. Returns from 355 congressional
districts give the Republicans 1856;
Democrats 159; missing 36. The nee
essary majority for control is 1876.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-05
Mother and Son Found Dead.

New York, Nov. 4.-Mrs. F. Veit
and son, ]. Nelson Welt, Wall street
broker, were found dead In their
rooms In large apartment hotel on
Upper Broadway today. The mother
had been shot in the head, and the
son suflcated by gas. Evidence points
to probable suicide on the part OF
the son, following the death of his
mother, possibly at his hands.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-05
THE ALBA ELECTION
Hotly Contested Battles for Count,
Offices in Monroe Big Vote
poIIed

Abba, Nov. 4-(SpeciaD- D--The conn
ty ticket elected here yesterday fol.
lows:
Senator-Everitt.
Auditor-John A. Demuth.
Observation-Disclosures Harlow.
Sheriff-W. B. Griffin
Recorder. Guthrie.
Surveyor. w. Payne.
Coroner--Dr. G. N. Hyatt.
Treasurer-O G. Palmer.
Representatiye-Thomas Hickep
looper
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-05
Mother Murders child; Kills Self.

Chicago, Nov. 4.-Mrs. Harry w.
Lynn, wife of the department man
ager of the Illinois Steel company.
killed her four year old daughter by
cutting her throat with a razor and
then committed suicide with the
same weapon in her home today. No
cause for the crime Is known.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-05

President Eliot Tenders Resignation
Cambridge, Md, Nov a. Presi-
dent Eliot Of Harvard today rendered
his resignation.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-05
Nebraska LEGISLATURE Democratic

Lincoln, Neb., Nov A. Republican
State Chairman Keifer this afternoon
conceded the legislature to the Demo
Gratis by decisive majority.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-05

this afternoon late returns show
ed that Hepburn has lead Of
fifty votes, and his friends be- .
lieve that he will pull through
with another victory. This would
give iowa solid delegation in !"
congress again.
*s*
Des Moines, Nov 4.-Surprising re
turns from the eighth district ind1-
cate the probable defeat Of Col. Hep
burn, (Rep). for congress by w. d.
Jameson of Shenandoah. The Dem
ocrats are claiming the district by
1000 majority, and over the long dis
tance phone, Hepburn made the
statement that the present returns
indicate my defeat"
Returns are not yet complete but
Jamieson's surprising showing is hav-
ing a sensation OF a. day in Des
Moines
All the other districts are safely
Republican. Taft's plurality in Iowa
FRANKIE claims $4,000.
cummins Assured Senate Seat.
Governor Cummins won out for
senator probably 100000. The Lacey
men concede him $4,000. The legisla-
ture is surely Republican so that his
election as senator next winter Is
assured.
Cummins will have majority Of
over 1000 in Polk county alone and
made steady gains in almost every pre-
cinct In Iowa as compared to the vote
in June.
Carroll is given $4,000 over White,
while Bleakey runs alongside of the
remaining candidates on the state
ticket.
First District.
Burlington, Nov. 4.-As was conced-
ed here at o'clock thic morning, Ken.
nedy is elected congressman by a sub
stantial majority. The only question
that remains Is the size of the ma
tority.
Second District.
Davenport, Nov. 4.-Fuller returns
from the second district show a slight.
/ ly less majority than was at first ex
pected. Congressman Dawson will win
from Mark Walsh by safe plurality
Third District.
Waterloo, Nov A magnificent
majority was received by G. E. Pickett
over Charles e. Elliott. the Democratic
nominee. Taft and the state ticket
were given good majorities.
Fourth District.
Mason City, Nov. 4.--W. e. Geiser
the Democratic canuldate for congress
in this district was defeated by Gilbert
N Haugen, who was returned to con
gress by a splendid majority.
Fifth District.
Cedar Rapids, Nov. 4.-Good Is elect
ed congressman, over 8. e. Tracy, his
Democratic opponent by majority o.
5000. Cummins carries the fifth dis
trict.
Sixth District.
s Kendall's election over CONGRESSMAN
Dan Hamilton will be secured by a.
least 1000 majority from the presen
indications.
Seventh District.
Des Moines, Nov. 4.-Congressmat
J. A. T. Hull will be returned to con
gress from this district by safe ma
jority over c. o. Holly, the Democrat,
candidate. The Republican ticket owe
the entire county of Polk gave pleas
ing majorities.
Eighth District.
Creston, Nov. A. Late returns
from the district cuts down Hepburn
vote somewhat, but 1t is felt that h
will be returned with good majorit,
over w. D. Jameson.
Ninth District.
Council Bluffs, Nov 4-Congress
man Smith will carry the ninth distric
By safe majority. probably 5000
Twenty-three precincts in Pottawatta
mie county give Cummins for senate
1860. and Lacey 1878. Cummins vii
probably lose Mills, Harrison an
Continued on page 50
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-05

THE WEATHER

. sts* .ssss@.
Iowa-Fair tonight and Thursday;
colder east and south tonight; rising
temperature Thursday.
Local Weather
Nine o'clock last evening so
Seven o'clock this morning "A
Two o'clock this afternoon. so
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-05
OTHER DISTRICTS
SAFELY REPUBLICAN
TAFT CARRIES STATE BY $4,000,
CARROLL GETS $4,000 AND CUM
MINIS is SENATOR BY AT
EAST 10000.

A late poll Of the eighth dis
trict shows that Hepburn is gain
ing on Jameson. At 8 o'clock
= this afternoon late returns show
= ed that Hepburn has a lead Of
fifty votes, and his friends be-
lieve that he will pull through
= with another victory. This would
= give iowa solid delegation in
congress again.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-05
HON. WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT OF OHIO


Ns.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-05
MONROE MADE
BIGGEST GAIN
HOME COUNTY OF CANDIDATE
GAVE HIM TIT PLURALITY; HAM
lLToN ONLY CARRIED KEokUK
AND DAVIS.

while not complete, indicate that Hon.
N. f. Kendall. of Abba. has been elect
ed to congress over Congressman Dan
Hamilton by plurality of at least
1900. Kendall carried Wapello, Mon
roe. Jasper. Poweshek and Mahaska
counties, while Hamilton ran ahead in
only Davis and his home county Of
Keokuk The pluralities by counties
on the returns thus far received fol-
low.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-05

Continued on page 81
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
BY HaryOt Holt Dew

chIoTotor1n around like that where anyone ,,,,,l1
get 1t Aunt Caroline asked who was going u, ms,
the chlorotorm Uncle Nat said he was wiIlino IN
buy II, and had done his part and if anyone Thought
lie was gong to h1il cats with II he was rnisa AIKEN lie
was Wiling to Kill chicken. but not a cat Susan
sad she was gong to leave when her mon ,,s ,,
and then scolded more about eats PLAINLY - ,,,5l
up to mother " '"
The day was Thursday Susan's dav o,,- Tho
ianuy had gone for drive all except Ir3oth,r ,,t
hau a motive IN remaining at home The c1..t ~.
GEAR, ana, with the hight of resolution IN h- 49,,
and her hp| pressed firmly together tn 9.,,ot -
Hlnatlon. with bottle and a sponge. in ,,, l,J ~
cats III her apron, she started for the harm /, -
now or never She pursed her lips NOR. fi'b l
ana gathered up more eats as She went Tt,, -
9Ilut an she mad IN an empty box which W. -, -,
- 'i execution chamber, and went OUT IN sear.L f
aL more cats TWO more were added. non. .I
ne sponge was saturated with the dea+h tr.
.ul' ana then thrust INTO small aperture. t.,V
1Ae cover and the box, and the feline .,-..
HeI To the house without once iooLing- E.,.
but murder will out The guilty a~, me-. ....
pretended 't "'e anyways ap-
rather SAID he was perfectly amazed tl.+ .,.,t .
silouid nave done such thing herself. fEt- ,,I,
- suggested II he was only Joking, and ,1, ~ " '1
Ihat he Wouldn have lost the cat rar,,1 D. i,''I
any thlng. and that he had ALWAYS r,a,r1i =. 'l
as ms own eat, and that Punch va . 80 ",i''
i"tter- Grandma also cviuCed surrris. -. t - -
happened that day, and sand she v,.,,rI '''d
mourn the cat named judy for Iud,- | "-",'N'
i'"Nh hhe cat and could always have a ,,rr ~ ~ "a
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
Reviving an Old Cause

VET all the time / had -er5a-ICc Of unrea'l-
as | sat there, II the heart u modern LOndor
IN q room bright with eeC-ue light listening 70 tt-
advocacy OF a legendary cause which had been
TERED on the field OF CuIode- a hundred and i--
years ago, and had its decent epltaph written l-
five generations OF English historians.
| said something 70 this eject q Lord Arcml4
whose evident anxiety Co impress me with the 81
BUSINESS OF his position puzzled me not h--r
80 You must know as WeN as ] do that YOU Ca--
not get a dozen votes n any cl1Stltuency II ---
United Kingdom on such d. q ..r-g m. / rena-,e-
finally.
There are over eighty r-@--l le-s o1 Par-lara1-
whose votes we car reckon ar tomorrow, vas
the prompt retort- The scotch members az
more cautious. bur every Scotsman IS Jacooi,e
at heart We also have private aS>urances OF syn
pathv from not a few peers He proceeded
name one who had recently ---r-1ed from li-1
ministerial Office n d recent Parliament -1
added "a bill 70 repeal the ~r.rglous test N .ls
case of the Lord Charce'-u- -~ lost by only tn1l.
seven votes. If ne can ne --1eved- why ncI J1s
sovereign As YOU Ss1i ---- -"H. We are h'lns
an age OF tolerance. and t-. t.t ~ Settlement Is
barbarOuS survival
was staggered t-u- -.- eo1vlnced le-
do not expect me 70 Io,r E.-- party 90 YOU
said
No. but want YOU O. -e-scand The sTol---
on which We stand. before E.- --ier-aNe my Gag
These words reminded -.g .- TIE reason PHI --
ward bv Lord Archibald - his VISIT Il."'-
him to 90 on. .~t.
''On the night of Que-- E.,tori-s death. Z
said graveIv- a bin WAS -.--et prominently y
the walls of = Jar1eS~ = I-ac'alnlrng eD''-
Mary Ill
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

step and peercd through the screen door at break
fast time certainly looked omnous for eft-overs
If mother had weak point, a strong point, it
domestic economy, and culinary triumphs lurked in
left-overs that later turned up disguised entrees
But there the cats, peerlng unhurried and
expectant through the screen door, and II was all
daY with lcft-OVers
Mother SAID she did wish that she could get nd of
a few cats. Father said he should think She would
too, and asked why she didn't chloroform them all
He explained that 1t a painless sleep and a
method approved by the 5. p. {. \ Grandma said
she had read III the newspapers that the 5 T. {. \
used gas IN air tight chamber, and any how il was
humane Uncle Nat said he never SO many cats
IN his life an1 that he always stepping on one
whenever he put his foot down. Aunt Caroline said
she hated cats; but one could get used to anything
to cats Susan, the colored cook, said She was
going leave II of those cats dldn /: that She
sick and tired of feeding Them that there never
was a crumb Of anything To eat III the house after
those hollow cats filled up and why didn't
they hunt their living ike other cats? Then she
called them names, and after that put much pep
per in the soup that no one could eat it.
Then one day mother asked Uncle Nat to get a
bottle OF choroform at the druggists, which She
left the uautel shelf IN plain sight.
Father asked where the bottle of chlorofortn
came from, and what it was for. Grandma said 1t
very careless Of some TO leave "a bottle Of
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
The MNsterN k.vealed

7 STARED a. hIm fo- -trr n sreeI an
ment. Then the liEh- -.--e- mo my Il.-- -1-,.
understood everything th.- .=.< me es il.
in connection with the g-. --ton oI ue =. - T
Ming The little group o- r..-,- my lTisIi ~
had come upon under r-e ..t- o- the - -
doubt had 'ust torn down --- -re-SCn~o-1. r. =, -
.bo[, +b,, - - " P.- -rs Home Sscre
Who had been called there ..~--rZ me $50 $50,
death. The singular way " --~1 me pr - .--
of King Edward had bees rV>.po pontu' I.1 a--' TSrs
hurried over 81 70 speak. So eNIiintSr So
responsible had been benz -tsielT Itts ~ NJ
of an interruption. III -h, 1t . l- l4,ol-ts, -, rs9
test. which would have ,.- ..'ut ''Si - rsr
reign, and possibly Iurr-e t.e>-ls' -
monarch abroad ..-4-si
Md >u 1 uujcr~-..r. ..t .-e
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

Did YOU know, Comyn put in, that the Act
OF Settlement carried by only one vote:
L know that II has been made high treason to
dispute the question the title of the pres
ent dynasty | returned.
MY callers exchanged gances of dismav
However. | don't think YOU need be alarmed "
| went to say. We are living in an age of tol-
erance and don't suppose the authorities take
Your movements very SERIOUSLY
Lord Archibald appeared slightly nettled They
took il seriously enough to suppress The Whir[-
wind, he rctOrted.
was sienced. Although it was some wears
PACK, l recoIlected the sensational suppression OF
this l1tte paper copies of which are still prized hv
collectors ON account OF the drawings by Whistler
which appeared in them. 1t was evident rha- the