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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-04-10

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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-04-10

whereas, the
held on Jan. 20.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14
Fast Horses Entered
for Trolling Meet
attractive Races on Program in
Events That Begin at Santa
Rosa July %

SANTA ROSA, July 13.-The Pacific
Coast trotting horse breeders associa-
tion meeting to be held in this city
beginning July % is the first meeting
on the circuit this year and for the first
time the horses that are being pre-
pared for this seasons campaign come
together. All of the best of them are
entered at Santa Rosa and it promises
to be a great race meeting. Many of
the horses entered in the green class
have in their workouts shown phenom-
enal speed and it will not be surprising
if this years racing brings out many
whose performances will be famous in
the annals of the trotting turf
Among those entered in the 2:20
class pace is Colonel J. c. Kirkpatrick .
PAGER Charlie ., by Mckinney. dam
Flewey by Memo, a son Of Sidney, sire
of Sidney Dillon. Charlie d was out
last year and showed that he had a
whirlwind of speed which was kept
bottled up for this year. He is entered
all through the circuit and it is well
known that he can pace around two
minutes.
There is another horse from Los An
eeles. Silver Dick, in the same race
that the southern contingency expects
will beat Charlie d. There is also Lot
tie d, a bay mare by Doodle, owned in
San Jose, Jndt can eo uVe meats pettef
than 2:0s. The 2:0S class pace has a
lot of such good ones as Miss Idaho
2:OeIL; John r. Conway. 2:09; Moy
2:07&; Delilah, 2:oS; Queen Pomona
2:o7A, and Diabless, 2:11.
The bunch is in fine condition and il
nromises to be one of the most excit-
ing events ever held on the famous
Pierce brothers track in this city
Athasham, 2:09A; John Caldwell
2.OS1k: Wild Bell, 2:08A; r. Ambush
ANY; North Star, 2:11h; Era, 2:111a
and Fresno Girl, 2:1oh, meet In the j
Fl. Gray stake for 2:0s class trotters
This is a race that would draw thou
sands to any track on the grand circus
and would be considered star attrac.
ton.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14
FoR RELIANCE CLUB BOUTS

OAKLAND, July 13.-The match
maker of the Reliance athletic club has
arranged three six round and three
four round contests for Thursday night.
Jack Clifford, the Grass Valley light
weight, and Joe McCurn of San Fran
cisco, will meet in the main event. and
as~both men possess more than Ordi-
nary cleveTneSS, the mill should ba
productive OF some very fast sport.
Willie Ritchievs VS.. Jimmy Reagan
and Kid Burns VS.. Tom Mccarthy will
fill out the six round events. and the
three four round preliminaries will be
supplied by Young Turner VS. Frank
Fitch. Jack Turner VS.. Otto Fritch and
Ed BObbert VS.. Kid Bell.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14
Tennis DeV0ieeS Are
Disappointed
Miss May Sutton Fails foAppear,
But Promises to Play in
California Court Today
By Grant Smith

Several hundred persons were disap-
pointed by the nonappearance of Miss
May Sutton at the California club
courts yesterday. The ex-champion
and her sister decided that they were
too tired 10 play after their eXertions
Of the preceding days. They stated,
however. that they would put in most
OF the day today on the club courts.
They will participate in a number of
impromptu matches commencing at 10
o'clock this morning. No program has
been arranged. but a number of
matches will be played in both the
forenoon and afternoon. No admission
fee will be charged.
Announcements were received yes
terday for the fifth annual tournament
Of the Hotel Potter to be commenced
and will end Saturday. The events
viii be mems signes and doubles,
women's singles and doubles, junior
doubles and mixed doubles.
The Potter challenge cup for women S
singles was won in 1906 and 1907 by
Miss Florence Sutton and in 1904 and
! 1905 by Miss May Sutton.
AS May Sutton has announced that
she will not participate. the handsome
trophy will no doubt go TO her sister
! for the third and last time.
The Potter challenge cup for meRrs
| singles is in the possession OF Melville
/ Long, who will defend ii. It was won
I in 1903 by A. f. Bell, in 1904 by A. T.
/ Spaulding, in 1906 by II. II. Braly. Both
challenge cups must be won three
times.
The Morning Press" challenge cup
/ for juniors was won in 1907 by Ward
Dawson. Robert Strachan, the San
] Francisco midget, expects to go to the
Potter Thursday, and If he does the
/ Junior title will be at his mercy. He
recently won a set from Coast Champion
Maurice Mclaughlin.
Melville Long, Maurice Mclaughlin
and Carl Gardner, the three cleverest
players in the northern part of the
state, will take part in the tournaments
and are expected to carry off some OF
the honors. Long and Gardner will
play together in the doubles. There is
a possibility of George James also MAX
! ing the trip, in which case this city
would be strongly represented. James
will play with Mclaughlin If he de-
lseides to go.
All of the cracks from the southern
part of the state will be seen in the
various tournaments, and as three ol
/ four of the strongest local players will
also participate, this years meet should
prove the most interesting Of the lot.
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RemafkableReVerSdI
of Form Shown
Black Oak and Ellisdale Make
RunaDay Races at Brigh-
ton Beach
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

BRIGHTON BEACH. ". Y. July 13-
Black Oak and Elnsdale. two horses
that have been failures all the season.
made runaway races OF the fourth and
sixth events today. Of course. the use
OF dope is prohibited on race horses.
and not one of the race gOers or train
ers believed that the speed producing
elixir had been used on e1tner horse.
Nevertheless, the curiosity OF the spec
tators was aroused. ElHsdale was for
merly owned by Diamond Jim" Brady
he was known as a morning glory
that Is, horse that works in record
time In the morning hours and runs
like carthOrse in the afternoon. Ellis
dale ran in the Southweu stables col
ors for the first time today He opened
a sap OF four lengths and held his lead
by safe margin to the end, winning
easily by two lengths.
Black Oaks Improvement in form
was equally startling. With Jockey
Mccarthy in the saddle and with the
whole racetrack buzzing and slzzhng
with play Black Oak" that CASTOR
from August Belmont's stable led such
fast horses as TOurenne and Question
Mark a merry clip He simply ran them
grOggy for the first six furlongs. and
when Question Mark tried to overhaul
him he drew still farther away and
won easily
Summary:
FIRST RACE-Six furIOngs. handicap. for 3
year O!ds and upward. $500 added.
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
1O-1-Half Sovereign, % (Sweetl ...........
fixing Cobalt. 116 (9fcDanieD ........
Time. 1:12 20. Nimbus. Golden Pearl, Pan
touie, Bat MasterSon. Julia Powell. Tileing
Tom MeGrath, Beacoup and Altuda finished
sFCOxD R.cE r,tro ,.,o,,,. - n -
OldS. selling. $500 added.
odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey Fir.
9-J-Grania. 1O4 (McCaheyi -.-............. I
6-1-Shortcut. 1lO -. Leei ...-..............
0-l-HanOnia. 30 (E. Duganl ................ 3
Time. 1;00 p Prudent Mystify, Donation.
Enfield, Greenback and Arondaek finished as
named
THIRD RACE-One and sixteenth miles.
Tor mares and geidiEss years old and up
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
4J-Cressina. 10 (E. Duganl ..............
l-@-Beauelere. ll3 CIV. Miller ............
0-1-MOOnshine. log Sumter -.--......-...
Time. 1:4T Sailor Girl. Dolly Spanker. Grace
Cameron. Chaseaway and Joe Stanley finished
as named.
handicap. 8 year olds and upward. $500 added.
Odds Horse Weight and Jockey Fiu-
s-1-t.uestion Marx, ia tMcDauien .........
20-1-Darkle. 90 tSumterl .................. I:
Time. :4s 30 Tourenne. Old Honesty aud
Shadow Glance hnished named
FIFTH RACE-About two miles, steeplechase
for year Olds and upward. selling. 500 added.
Odds Horse, Weight and jockey. Fin.
1-2-Jimmy Lane. IA tNIckinneyt .........- 4
2-l-Prince Of Pisen. l32 e. Lyuchl .-.-.... :
Slim. Mctiil 131 (Stergeri .............. 5
Time, sos. Only three started.
SIXTH RACE-One ard sixteenth nile.
5 year Olds and upward. selling. 500 added.
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
7-2-Ellislale. Ill e. Duganl ..-.........-. 1
15-l-Lauy, Ill Ciussravel ..-............- 2
T-5-COionel White, log U-angi ..--.....--. 3
Time. ~ l-5. COrneob. Miss Norfolk. Winning
I Star and Okente finished as named
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14
Butte Races

BUTTE, Mont, July 13.-FOurteeenth day;
weather clear, track fast.
FIRST RACE-Fiye furlongs; purse; year
olds and upward:
kenilworth( (KirschbnumI12 / 22 y
I1-Helisme (F. Hildebrand)1O7 II
5,1-Red Era &C. Miller. ..110 Sh
Time, 1:O212. Winner b. h. "a by Sir Mo-
dredo-oueen Bess. Start good, Won easily
Second and third driving. Kenilworth never in
trouble. Heiisme closed very stoutly. is a slow
breaker. Red Era closed well. Lord ROssing-
ton ., Florentine %, Olivilo 25, Effervescence
20, Lavena True 20, finished as named.
SECOND RACE-Flve furlongs; selling; 8
odds Horse and Jockey W.T. st. Str Fin.
1-1-Belle Brady Oh. stuarb1o1 / y ms
FL 91-Sioafa,4sF nsI,oG lE ( !1la;; claFf} 1os
Time, 1:O2h Winner b. T. by YeIIowtail-
Marie y; Start good. Won in a hard drive of
| sharply cut of near three furlong pole by John
a. Malon, which bore in badly Godfather
closed very strong ON the outside and would
button %, Huro 20. Mrs. Neugent TO- finished
as named.
THIRD RACE-six furiongs; selling year
Odds Horse and Jockey W.T. st. Str. Fin.
| 3-l-1arvel tE. Clark 49,. 90 III 1Ih
S-5-kiamesha II Donvitz). .107 2 . . y
10-l-Lucy Marie (Kirschbm ml1O5 3n
Time, 1:15. Winner b.. c. 81 by Sanders
Ealomscita Start struggling Won. eleverly.
| foot of his field and never In trouble
| Lucy Marie interfered with near three furIong
! pole, lost lot OF ground. but closed very
stoutly at the end. Playlet almost left Co
| unbia Girl 90. Rusticus Il. Governor Orman
10, Playlet TO- finished. as named.
| FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs; handicap; 3
year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT St Str. Fin.
3-2-Canardo '(Callahan)..... 81 2 Ii l y
! 7-10-Mary + (ButwelD Ills 1 Ill 23
/ J-1-Husky &C. Miller. .....105 8 81
Time IA. Winner b. m. 90 by Canopus-
Ricard Start struggling. Won easily Second
driving hard Third same. Canardo lay close
up all the way and easily outfooted Mary f
! through the stretch. He is very good now.
| Mary L was trying to give away too much
| weight. Husky broke badly. but made up a
world of ground. Little Buttereup 90. ST. Avon
| 10, Timothy Wen 2j, The Rous tabout g. hn-
ished named
FIFTH RACE-Mile; selling; year olds and
upward:
odds Horse and Jockey W.T.. ST. Str. Fin.
2o-1-Ballston Boy IS. Martin)107 81 81
! 4-1-Jennies Beau Dyer .106 D 3 u
Time, ~. Winner b. g. (5) by Take Notice
Hoolon. Start good. Won driving. Second and
third the same. Balston Boy closed stoutly.
Jennies Beau ran a smart race Eonite ran well
cellor Walworth ), Eonite 2 Ruth W .. Markie
/ Mayer s. Gentle Harry 80, finished named
SIXTH RACE-MiIe; selling; year olds and
| upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey W.T.. st. str. Fin
2-1-Sainrida (E. Clark 1O2 4 1 / q
7-2-Rustling Silk (M.Nelson)1Os . %
3-5-Martinmas (E. Sullivanl11O 3 4 35
| Merida Start good. Won driving. Second
| easily Third the same Martinmas as usual,
| far out OF it; was pocketed near three furlong
pole. but made up little ground. He needs a
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14

stead. New York athletic club, was sec
ond
The third heat of the 1900 meters
run was won by n. +. Hallows of Eng
land. Lunghi OF Italy was second; Z.
II. Rily of the Irish American athletic
club. New York, did not finish. Time,
4:03 2-5.
The fourth heat was won by Loney of
England. Time, 4:0S 2-5. II. L. Coe of
the University of Michigan finished
second.
IN the fifth heat Tait of Canada won
easily. Time. 4:12 1-5. No American
ran in this heat.
The sixth heat was won easily by
J. Z. Deakin of England. Time, 4:13 S-5.
The seventh heat was won by II. A.
Wilson of England. Time. All 2-5.
Iu the eighth heat f. Z. Crawford
of England won. Time, 4:09 1-5.
Charles NJ Daniels, New York ath-
letic club. though entered in the 400
meter swim, did not start, having de-
cided TO reserve himself for the short
er distance. L. BUdd Goodwin, New
York athletic club, was the only
other American entered but was
/ unplaced. The other event of the
day was the four heat tandem bicycle
/ race of 200 meters, and though some
! OF the Americans were entered in this
event none of them reached the
! scratch.
TWO NATIONS SIGHTED
An incident which is causing much
! talk in sporting circles is the failure
! Of the Olympic committee to have
either the American or the Swedish
/ flags displayed in the stadium. The
Americans Offset this omission some
what by bringing out some of their
own stars and stripes, but Sweden, al
/ though Crown Prince Gustave was
/ present, was represented by only a sin
gle flag, carried by that nations ath-
letes.
The first heat of the 400 meter swim
ming event was won by Battersby,
United Kingdom; Las Torres, Hungary,
/ second; l. Budd Goodwin, New York
athletic club, third. Time, 5:4S.
The second heat was won by Foster,
England. Time. 5:O4 As
The third heat was won easily by
! Tartakovoi. This heat had no Ameri-
/ can entry.
LORD MAYOR HOLDS RECEPTION
The opening day OF the Olympic
/ games concluded with a brilliant re-
/ ception by the lord mayor and mayor
ess, which was attended by 1000
! guests, including Lord Desborough and
the majority of the members of the
( council and committee Of the game, to-
gether with a large number of ath-
/ letes.
The lord mayor. wearing the robes
| and chain of office, received his guests
at the entrance to the Egyptian hall.
1t was one of the most cosmopolitan
/ gatherings ever seen at Mansion house.
The athletes evidently came to London
I unprepared for civic entertainment;
some were in fannels and others in
/ morning attire, while yet others wore
the varigated combinations of every
day dress. The Germans and Swedes,
/ however, were in uniform.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14
King Edward Opens the Olympic
Games at Shepards Bush

LONDON badly with the opening the
international Shepads
fell In some OF the events
particularly the 500 which the greatest
distance smashed Melvin w Shepard OF the
pressed by his teammate F. stead OF
distance the spendd time
second faster than that made by J. D lgntoody
of the Olympic OF ST ouls IN 9
this heat beat number OF good men lEeuang
hnlshed bad
Sullivan athletic club and Lghtbod who
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14
STRIKES oUT THIRTEEN

PALO ALTO. July 13.-The Outlaws
put the can on the S. & L. team of San
Francisco yesterday by a score of to
0, the locals putting up an especially
good game. Bishop, moUndman for the
home team. was the star of the day,
striking out 13 men and passing but
two to the first sack.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14
Windsor Races
WINDSOR. July Today's results:

WINDSOR. July I3.-Today's results:
First race, FIVE and half NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Barrett won, William II. Lyon second, Usury
third. Time. / :01 10.
Second race, steepiechase. about two miles.
Gault won ManZano second, Dulcina third.
Time, 4:2S
Third race seven furlongs-Cave Adsum won,
Terah second, Park Row third. Time, /: :27 2-5.
Fourth race. one and three-quarter miles-Is-
malian won. Dunyegan second, Wilton Lackaye
third. Time 3:01 10
Fifth race i've furlongs-Gladys Louise won.
Sight second, Miss Imogene third Time, 1902.
Sixth race five and half furlongs-Please
won. Waterbury second, Blue Lee third. Time,
.O7
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14
wIIIIAMs nIIYs BIG cHIEE

BRIGHTON BEACH, July 13.-The
New Castle stable today sold to Thomas
H. Williams, president of the California
jockey club, the year old Big Chief for
S12 900 The colt will be raced on the
coast this winter.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14
Windsor Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-Royal Artillery, Rose
+, High Jumper.
Second race-CeremOnious, Sim
cOe, Deviser.
Third race--COok entry, Glimmer,
Polly Prin.
Fourth rnce-PearI Point, Pleas
ing, Niger Baby.
Fifth race--Ida II, Fleming,
EdEely.
Sixth race-Wave Crest, Schroed-
er's Midway, Gilvedear.
Seventh race-Lad of LangdOn,
Refdmore, st. IiariO.
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Seattle Selections
RY j. r. JEFFERY

BY J. H. JEFFERH
First race-Hisldcn Hand, Kerry,
Boas.
Second Racc-PhiIIistina, Steel,
Horace H.
Third race-Miss OfficiOUs,
Ouardi, Rama.
Fourth race-Center Shot, GIO-
rio, Critic.
Fifth race-Ten Row, StOrma,
CeIereS.
Sixth race-Varieties, MechIin,
Al LindIey.
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running and ulcers diseases and general poor health the
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blood often attacks the bones resulting in White Swelling
consumption ncurabe disease The entire circulation
purify and the circulation strong healthy
for Scrofua
blood supply and drives out the scrofuous and deposits
greatest of
the but supplies
healhful properties way
gentle vegetable preparation and is persons
age containing information
medical advice free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA GA
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14

FRENCH PARLIAMENT ADJoURNs-
July 13.-The French parliament adjourned to-
day. thereby pcstpoulng the consideration Of the
income tax. old age pensions and restoration Of
the death penalty bills until the autumn session
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14

strong ride Wise Hand ran a fair race. Wise
Hand 10, Senator Beckham D. Cardinal Sarto 20,
STRAIT Martin 20. finished as named.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14
rnAnrrn CHINESE

Ksns.. July ls.-six Cinnamon smuggled from
Nerico in a car of ore are being held here. The
men we're discovered today in a half starved
oonditinn-
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-14
oaaO. sixth RACE. eleyen-sixteenshs

mile purse, 8 year olGs and up:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
11-5-Il Tremor (Walsh)..... 95 - Ia
13-l-Bannatyne tPage1 90 43 "a
Time 1:G6H Start good. Won cleverly.
Second and third driving. May l. y 10. All
Alone 2 Laura Clay 10. Anna Karenina so.
Calnlar 40 finished as named. All Alone had
the early foot. relinquished the lead to Won
Tromp last turn and later was IN turn picked
from behind. TremOr 40 place, % show:
Tromp I1-5 place. G-5 show; Bannatyne So
show.
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Time ~. Winner b. g. (5l by Take Notice
5oolon. Start good. Won driving Second and
Iird the same. BallstOn Boy closed. stoutly
Iennie's Beau smart race. Eonite ran well
or iye furlongs and then chucked It up. Chan
.elor Walworth ), Eonite ,. Ruth W p Markfe
Mayer s. Gentle Harry 80, finished as named
SIXTH RACE-MiIe; selling; 3 year ods and
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-04
DEMOCRATS ELECT CITY
81 TICKET IN JERSEY CITY.
Especial to the Evening star.l

JERSEY CITY, Nov. AFTER one of
the most spectacular political battles
ever fought in Hudson county returns
show that James J.. Kelly. Democrat,
defeated Thomas P. Connolly, Repub-
lican, for sheriff, by about $1,000, the
largest plurality ever given a~sshrievalty
candidate in Hudson.
]. ST. seinberg, Democrat, of Bay
onne. who. it was announced at day
light. had been beaten for the assembly
by Henry Otto, Republican, by 232
votes. lit is now ascertained3 has been
elected by probably 5000 plurality. The
late returns were nearly all his.
Returns Indicate that the entire Jer-
sey City Democratic ticket has been
elected.
sssIn the fight for< sheriff the church
played a conspicuous part. Many
%clergymen from their pulpits indorsed
the candidacy of Connolly, and called
for votes for him against Kelly. who
formerly was a brewery collector.
I4elly'sr big plurality was a surprise to
ever his most sanguine friends.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-04
HAU5SLING GAN
REORGAN|zE WHOLE
CITY HALL FORGE
"Ripper Law" Passed by Re.
publican Legislature, Gives
Him Great Power of Removal.
SEVERAL GOOD JOBS
HANG IN BALANCE
.Lz 38f+, 1rr1 -
James K. Nugent, Present City
Counsel, Will Be Reappoint-
ed by Mayor. y q. :

81 - E4E-EL = t..f4sL .tf+y ~.
The ripper law, which. was passed by
a Republican Legislature to. enable Jer-
sey City to get rid of former Mayor
Fagan's appointees, is in force, and
Mayor Haussling by his reelection has
an opportunity to reorganize his entire
official family. He viii have the APP
pointment of a comptroller to. succeed
j. Henry Bachelor at $4,000 per year. a
city auditor to succeed George Forman
at $500 per year, and may name en-
tirely new fire, police, shade tree. and.
Ii fact all other city Commissions.
None OF. the. followers from the Re-
publican administration of Doremus
will be left in office unless the Mayor
sees fit to continue them. With the
Common Council tied politically, the
Mayor will find 1t necessary to do con-
ferring before he sends in the names
of his appointees and there. are some
interesting times ahead.
The Mayor will have the appointment
OF a city counsel, city attorney, assist
Int city attorney, two police judges
and many other officials. Wherever
his appointees are now in Office, it's
probable they will be continued.
JamesaR. Nugent will be r~eappointed
as city counsel. The Independents and
the newspapers opposed to the Mayor
made Mr.. Nugent an issue in the cam
paign and the big plurality for tho
Mayor is PROFESSIONALLY a tribute to
the city counsel, too.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-04
BRYAN LOSES LINCOLN,
BUT CARRIES THE STATE.

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 4.-Beginning
with a brilliant victory in his home
majority of 1000 in this city, carrying
his county by a handsome plurality
and will win the State by 10000. His
vote was unprecedented. Lancaster
county being accounted the banner Re-
publican stronghold of the State.
Governor George L. Sheldon has prob
ably been defeated for reelection by
5000 votes, Ashton C. S~hellenberger.
Democratic candidate, running slightly
ahead of Bryan. Republican State
ticket has probably been defeated.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-04
EVERYTHING REPUBLICAN
IN MONMOUTH COUNTY,
Especial to the Evening Star. ]

FREEHOLD, Nov. 4.-From incom-
plete returns it is estimated that Mon
mouth county gives Taft 1923: Benja-
min F. Howell, Republican for Con-
81 ess, 1900; Oliver II. Brown, Repub-
lican for Senate, 500; Joseph, D. Bedle.
Monroe V. Poole and Peter Vreden-
burgh, Republican Assembly, MAORI
ties of from 1000 to 1000; Clarence Il.
+. Hetrick. Republican sheriff, 1900:
Republican Freeholders William B.
Conover; Abijah c. Fisher, Howard D.
Leroy, Elmer e. Polhemus and Mat
thias Woolley got majorities of from
900 to 1900. Republican Coroners John
w. Flock, Robert M Purdy and John
I. Sickles elected by like majorities.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-04
TWO PAROLED ON CHARGE
OF FALSE REGISTRATION.
Well-Known Residents of 18th
Ward to Be Heard Tomorrow.

z For alleged false registration, John
A. Scanlon and Dugan Blackwood, both
OF S76 Ferry street, were paroled to
appearafbefore Judge yreeland in ths
First Precinct Police Court tomorrow
The men were arrested upon war;
rants sworn out by Under Sheriff Ma
son as they were about to cast their
votes In the Third district of the Fifth
ward. Two detectives, with Policeman
Collins, made the arrests. The men are
well known in the ward, and Scanlon.
who has lived there thirty-two years, is
incensed over the matter.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-04
LOUDENSLAGER RUNS
WELL IN SALEM COUNTY,
Especial to the Evening star. !

SALEM, Nov. 4.-Salem county gives
Taft SIG plurality; Loudensiager, Con-
gress. 4S7 plurality; William Plum
mer. jr., Republican, senator, $50 plu-
raiity: John b. Sciidde, Democrat AS
sembly. 3sss plurality; Batten. R..epubli-
can. sheriff. 636 plurality. f Is
The Republicans lost but n county
candidate. C%rispen. on the Republican
ticket. was the lowest Assembly eandi-
date, Samuel A. Ridgway, the present
Assemblymah, who ram on the local
option ticket receiving a great many
more votes.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-04
GLOUCESTER GIVES TAFT
A PLURALITY OF I,6lO.

Gloucester county gave Taft1,s1o plu-
rality; Loudenslager. LOO for Con-
gress; George W. F. Gaunt, 5s5 for
Senate. Walter L. Heritage is elected
to Assembly. Thomas L. Wilson sheriff
and Samuel Silvers. surrogate.