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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-08-13
Killed by a Mailman.

A telephone message received at
Texarkana Monday night from Gal
braith. La, by Chief of Police
Towery conveyed information OF the
death of his son, John |. Towney
who was killed by mailman who
shortly afterward killed himself late
Monday afternoon at that place. Mr.
Towery was a prominent mill man
and for some time past has been man
ager for the National Lumber Com
pany at Galbraith. According to the
story received the mailman shot him
from behind at close range, blowing
his head almos! off with a shotgun,
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-08-13
Robert Rocker Goes Free.

Coroner J. H. Pence exonerated
Robert Rocker, who killed Pete
Owens, another negro. near Lihoel'
Faulkner county, Friday afternoon, II
appearing that Rocker acted in SELF
defense. Rocker and Owen had been
farming on adjoining plantations near
lender and in the busy season had
heen exchanging work. owen de-
sired Rocker to work for MIN MohuaS
Of the coming week a half day. claim.
ing that Rocker owed him a nan
davis work. Rocker declared they
were even. According to the tes'i'
monv at the inquest, Owen undertook
70 get satisfaction out of Rocker VINO
hit him on the head with stone,
owens death resulted Instantly anu
Booker gave himself up.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-08-13
ALMOST A SHADOW.
Gained 20 lbs. on Grape-kuts.

There's a wonderful difference be-
tween food which merely tastes good
and one which builds up strength and
good healthy flesh.
1t makes no difference how much we
=, eat unless We can digest, it II Is
not really food to the system until
is absorbed. A Yorkstate woman
says
I had been a sufferer for ten years
with stomach and liver trouble, and
mad got SO bad that the least bit OF
lood such as i then knew, would give
NE untold misery for hours after
eating
i lost flesh until I was almost a
shadow of my original self and my
friends were quite alarmed about me-
FIRST / dropped coffee and used
Fostnm then began to use Grape-Nuts
although / had little faith it would do
me any good.
But continued to use the food and
nave gained twenty pounds in weight
ana feel like another person in every
way feel as if life had truly begun
anew for me.
/ can eat anything I like now in
moderation, suffer no i'll effects, be on
my feet from morning until night.
whereas year ago they had to send
me away from home for rest while
others cleaned house for me, this
spring have been. able to do 1t myself
all alone.
My breakfast is simply Grape-Nuts
WIN cream and cup of Postum, with
sohieumes an egg and a piece of toast,
uut generally only Grape-Nuts and
Fostum And / can work until noon
ana not feel as tired as one hours
N work would have made me year ago.
lheres Reason"
Name given by Postum Co, Battle
oree1' Mich. Read, 1.-THE Road to Well
vile in pkgs.
ever read the above letter? A new
one appears from time to time. They
l genuine, true, and full Of human
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-08-13
Old Man on Lone Hike.

Olaf Olsen Bertweit, the old man
who last winter walked from Chicago
to Texarkana on his way to Fort Sam
Houston, returned to Texarkana Sat
urday night on his homeward trip,
having walked about $50 miles in
Texas, and expects TO walk more be-
tween Texarkana and st. Louis, as
his funds are not sufficient to carry
his through by rail. He rides, how
ever. when he becomes exhausted,
and when rested. starts to walk
again.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-08-13
To Hold Bio Track Meet.

At a meeting of athletes and those
interested in athletics Tuesday night
ar the Y. NJ. C. A, Little Rock, it was
decided to hold state Y. M. c. A.
track and field meet at West End
Park in Little Rock October 5. All
of the association of the state, inculd-
ing those at Fort Smith, Pine Bluff,
Van Buren,, Argenta, Jonesboro, Tex.
arkana and McGehee. will be invited
to participate, and 1t is expected that
one of the biggest meets of the kind
in the history of Arkansas athletics
will be held.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-08-13
Fined Under Lee Act.

The Perry circuit court 'uuse -
w Winfield of Little Rock presiding
finished - busy Meek Saiuiuas :,
Iulius Zinn Of Little Rock was hned
5000 by a jury for soliciting liquor
order in the county. Perry county Is
"drvo and under the Lee act, passed
NV the last legislature, it is a mis-
demeanor to solicit an order Tor
NaIa If liouor in amy county in the
state which has been voted dry' Ne
s~osocntion was conducted by Roy D.
Camp.ell prosecuting attorney Zihh
49, anpealed to the supreme court.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-08-13
CHARGED With lnfanticide.

Matte Sears. negress, is in jail
at Magnolia charged with the murder
of her child. Her arrest followed an
inouest conducted by Justice t. c.
Monroe, after the body Of the infant
had been dug up by party of negroes.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-08-13
on More Wreck Victim.

II develops that besides an ehsii,eei
snon,an and two tramps killed IN
the Frisco wreck which occurred DC,
, w., black Rock and Imboden early
49, morning. one other hobo lost
,is life The bodies of the two nave
lnon identified as Frank Garrett anu
frank overland, who had been worn n
ina in Virginia and were returning go 70
rs home in the west. They were
so hadly burned that their hanoS an, anu
e. were entirely consumed. ihe
iee' Van has not yet been identified
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-08-13
Helena Keeps Lid On.

olioa of Helena continue 10
ne tbair attack against the
Keep W ors and another arrest
saioon liotion for violation of the
anu WV Losing law has just ben re-
suiiua' E,,orv time a saloon man
col w. 80 enter his place of business
aaie e,ndav some bluecoat sees it and
o on nevt morning the dispenser OF
s .nT f,nds himself hailed before the
uai .nt The latest case was that OF
a saloon man in the tenderioih JUS,
t + who was fined 500 and cos's
,nr entering his saloon on Sunday
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-08-13

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New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.
FOR FL RTHER INFORM4TION SEE THE fDTERTISE-
MENTS ~ TO D4YS TRIBLNE

MACY'S. al Broadway and 34th street. announce
special sale of linen. cluny lace and women )
waists for Tuesday. Tomorrow there viii be a
notable showing of voiles and mohair dress goods,
aud embroidered unmade robes. During the week
there will be a sale of Wilton rugs, carpets, mat
ting and oilcoths.
a D. MATTHEW'S, IN Fulton street Brooklyn,
will have sale of house furnishing goods. the
feature of which Will be Administer and Wilton
rugs-the entire output of several manufacturers
ABRAHAM & sTRAUs. in Fulton street Brook
lyn, offer a varied assortment of women's taffeta
silk dresses, womens tailored suits and rancoats
and many attractive designs in separate skirts.
There Will also he view assortment Of lin
gerie one-piece dresses.
ARNOLD-CONSTABLE & CO. at Broadway and
18th street have an attractive sale of wedding
gowns and outfits including bridesmaids dresses.
reception and dinner gowns. travelling suits and
wraps. For Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
women's suits and dresses are mentioned In the
announcement is included a sale of laces and dress
nets.
SAKS co. At Broadway and 34th street have
a special sale of tailored suits women, silk and
lingerie dresses taffeta silk Princess slips tailored
suits for misses and small women. Beginning to-
morrow there Is also sale of boots and Oxfords
for women and an exceptional offer of lingerie and
colored tailored blouses for women
BEST co, at No. 60 West sd street have
everything for women and children, and announce
many 9pCI4d4l4SS' II - mere lIldI large supply
and great variety of attractive fashions can be
had. They declare their children's department
filled with all kinds of spring wear.
STERN BROTHERS, in West 23d street an
nounce wOmen's imported domestic caps
wraps and paletots. high priced fancy costumes
for theatre and dinner wear, including nets and
laces hmono wrappers, plain and figured crepes,
coored dress goods in wool, silk and assorted
stripes; spring and summer suits, boys chIdren's
and women's apparel. Lace curtains also ad-
vertised.
LORD & TAYLOR. at Broadway and 10Th street
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Morris Weiss retail shoe dealer at No, 15s
East Houston street assigned yesterday TO Gus
tsve Hartman
Max Wohl and BENJAMIN KatZ, in business
under the name of Wohl & Katz manufacturers
and dealers in shirtwaists at No. 497 Broome
street assigned yesterday to Abraham Rosen-
berg
An attachment for s2.o95 has been issued
against property Of the Excelsior Mills> Of Far
rur1sville Mass in favor of John Monaghan, on
assigned CLAIM: Of Thomas H Ball for worsted
yarns and merchandise.
An attachment for s3.2ss has been issued
against property Of the {. a. Root Company, of
Uxbridge. Mass, in favor Of John Monaghan, on
an assigned claim Of Thomas II. Ball, for mer-
chandise
Nathan Schisgau of No 94S Union avenue, The
Bronx. in q voluntary petition in bankruptcy filed
in lie United States District Court yesterday
gives his liabilities as Sl5,0l4 3 and says he has
no assets. The claims are held IN Antwerp Pel-
GUM
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
MIXING 4 TINY STATE.
Long Island Men Anrious to Cut
Loose from Marphy's Domain.

Maybe there will be forty-seven stars in the ma
tional ensign the plan of certain Long islanders
is carried out To keep Charley Murphy out OF
the borough across the bridge and the one at the
of end OF the BlaokwelTs Island Bridge it has been
proposed that Long Island be made state
II was a meeting Of the Queens County ke-
publican General Committee late on Thursday night
that ex-Sherif Joseph II. De Bragga became the
father of the proposition to add island state 10
the Union Considering that there are two million
inhabitants on the island who struggling with
P. II. McCarren TO prevent the Tiger from passing
the tollrnen on the bridges. every one present at
the meeting voted in favor Of the proposition.
william II. McGahey offered q motion TO have
committee appointed TO consider the proposal and
the committee viii look the continent over and re
port. on NAY Is upon the advisability of cutting
loose from the mainland. Mr. McGahey was ap-
pointed on the committee with Nh De Bragga ard
John D McEwen. of Woodside, and John Wagner
OF Long Island City
Approving Long Islanders cheered the scheme
II was declared that Long Island would benent by
getting away from the Empire State and lying
rnoored TO North America by the bridges.
II the new state happens it will be directly due
10 the way the Murphy Corners factions handled
the delegates who came 10 talk and vote at the
convention at Carnegie Hall on Wednesday. The
the state makers.
Long Island is situated geographically that II
would not be inpracticaoe TO separate it from New
York State government We should begin agitating
this matter at once" said Mr.. De Bragga. The
population OF Long Island Will be more than two
millions in the near future. and think the ma
3oritv Of its people desire a separate government
This would release from the communicating in
fuenCe Of Tammany Hall"
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

London. April Is NarraEansett New York
London. April Is Massachusetts. New York.
Naples April li--laura tAusp. New York; Clio
tItalb. New York
Hamburg. April -Phochus Cierl, New York
Plymouth April lS-St Paul. New York CherbourC
and southampton.
Genoa. April lT-Brasile Utah, New York
libau April 12Saratov tRussl New York Via Rotter-
Newport. April l6-Arcola CBr). New York via Dun
kirk
SAILED.
Naples April i5--Italia ,BrJ. New York Madonna
Brl York
Hamburg. April tJ-Jelunga Br1. New York
Barry, April 17-Indradevi tBTb. New York
Rotterdam, April IS-Ryndam tDuichl. New York 81.
1oulogne and Halifax
Bermuda, April lS-Bermudian eBr>. New York
April 10 -Hyauthes tRrl. Boston New YORK
Antwerp April ls-Kroonland. New York via Dover
Genoa, April lS-Cretic tBrl. New YORK
Havrs. April lS-I.a Savoie tFrl. York
Southampton. April Philadelphia New York Via
Chernourg
GLASGOW, Aprn ls-caedonie tBr). New York Via
Moville 80
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, April IS, 'OS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Atlanta Psravich Clas-
gov ApTil ! 70 PHELPS Bros Co. ballast. arrived
The q q N.
Steamer Moltke Ger Dempwolf Genoa ApriI and
Naples 3, 10 the alnburg-Americsn with 20T cabin
so steerage passengers Arrived at the Bar at
IN N
Steamer KilkerTsn fBr). Smith Shields March 81 10
Norton & Son. ballast. Arrived Bar at ii 30
- --'''
Steamer Cedric lBrp. Bartlett. Liverpool April 2 and
tusensto1n 10 10 The White Line. 334 csbin
zo 90 steersse passengers ana Endse at the
Bar 665 2 n. - "
Steamer Luoerna (Brp. French. Shields March 30 n
pm - $50
Steamer Trinidad Csrl. Mann. Bermuda April 10 TO T
outerbgidge 60. with 10 passengers. and ndse
Arrived the Bar al . m. ~
Steamer Indranayo 13rD Thrks. Swansea April . 70
bs50 N and anchored in Quarantine az 30 m
steamer 81 Ieonares tBr) May Antwerp March % 70
ssnce,son & Son. with uldse. Arrived the Bar at
go -
Steamer Merida Robertson. Vera April ProFreso
y and Havana Il 70 the New York & Cuba Mail s.
20. With l7Z passengers, mails and mdse. Arrived "a
the Bar 4:IS m.
Steamer Jsneta Cr). Hendry Barry April g. Barber
&, CO, IN ballast Arrived ct $50 m. VIII
foad Australia
Steamer Louis. Southampton Cherbourg
krchored outside the Bar ~ l2i0 z 18th
Steamer FredeFik Hendrix 1Dutch).
rss---~<.bo March g. DeHersra :. Port Of spain 30
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19

call attention TO their cold storage departmcnt for
furs' wearing apparel and Oriental rugs
HEARN. at 14th street west of Fifth avenue
has an Easter stock of women's tailored suits OF
black Copenhagen leather navy. golden brown
grass. tan and fashionable tNo-tone check and
stripe cotton fabrics including novelties: sprinr
headWear for infants and little children and an
important offering of Womens high grade under
wear. They also announce values in silks
HAcKETT. CARHART & co, at Broadway and
18th street announce the closing out Of ridin.,
habits at values greatly below the regular state
ment for khaki. linen, broadcloth, Worstod and
mixtures.
BONWIT TELLER & co. in sd street are Of
ferlng for Monday and Tuesday values III all dc
paftnents-smart tailored suits. deni-taored suits
fancy coat suits, including many striped high class
dressy suits. ruf1ed waists ard silk voile skirts
Furs are also stored here.
BLoMINGDALE'S, at Third avenue and seth
streets announce trimmed hats of many models
faces at special prices, taffeta silk waists Oriental
carpets and rugs. including Persian Dagbestan
and Moussoul rugs. They also have series of
fountain ornaments
ENRICH BROS. at Sixth avenue and 23d street
have sale of laces and robes at reduced prices.
They also call attention to the white lingerie robes
hand embroidered, and assortment of Japanese
goods.
SIMPSON-CRAWFORD COMPANY. at Sixth
avenue and 18th street, announce bargains in yancy
linens aud hand drawn openwork. They also have
special sale or boys Hydegrade Calatea wash
suits, hand embroidered long silk gloves hosiery
of assorted coors and patterns for men, women and
children princess and flet laces and French hand
made aces. For Monday special announcement
IS made IN varied goods
THE O'NEII.L-ADAMS COMPANY. at Sixth ave
nue. and 10Th street. have a sale in lace waists
consisting of materials in white dotted and striped
lawns, Madras cotton and linen They also have
Offering of wOmen's oxford ties. umbrellas for
and women and Coque boas. Clothing for
boys IS mentioned. Blankets and comfortabes are
also advertised.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19

April Il, the American Line. passengers mails
and mdse. Anchored outside the Bar at 1910 a m 10Th
SAILED
Steamers New York southampton via PIvuo,tb s,a
Cherbourg: Naderland CBegl. Antwerp via Dover.
nisin Lutse GER Naples and Genoa Minnetonts r.,
London, Republic Naples Genoa
Havana. Mederskin Nor, Punta Arenas etc via N2
folk, Tintoretto t}r. Manchester; Seneca Proaras
araeaibo Curacao etc san Juan san Juan, etc Banes
Key West and Galveston. Furnessia tRr1 Glasgow
Moville Caronia 'Br Liverpool Via Queenstown: AIIcl
tAusD. Naples Trieste, Calabra
Nenezs G'rl Marselles Naples: san Ciorsto
Palermo Messina, kish t2rb. Pasoroean
Dublin CTinoco fBri Kingston Colon etc AZ ~, va
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
IRAN SPACIEIC MAIL s

Destination and steamer Close in New York
Australia except WesD. New Zealand
Islands Fiji Islands
Cslsccria Vancouver and
c,2iioveFa Today. 500 p m
Hawaii. Japan. Corea- China and Philip
pine Islands cyis FrarcscOD-Hong-
kong Apr 20 500 p N
japan Corea China Philippine Isl
snds wa seattle)-Iyo Msru........Ar Apr 49, 500 N
Hawaii tEia san Francisco,-A Alameda Apr 81 600
Hawaii Philippine Islands via
San Francsc0)U Tfaas9orf-- Apr so 500 p m
Zealand. Australia except WesD.
Islands z Caledonia
San Frsnoisco,- Mail LineNay g. 600 p m
Hawaii, Japan. China and Philip
pirs Islands via san FrancscO)-
o.. Ald ?
japan. Corea China and Philippine Isl
ands (Vfs Vancouver and Victoria, 3 .
Empress Of 6 600 m
Tahiti MaroCeszs Islands via san
FranciscolMariposa May H. 500 m
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19

Carupano and Pampsar 31st. Cumana and Cunta April
J. la Guayra 2. Curacao ). Jacmel Z AUX Gayes s ST
Marc II Prince H. Funch. Edye 60
and the Royal Dutch West Indies Mail Ss Co. II
passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar mid
night. 18th.
Stesner Wells City (Br Newton March "a ana
Swansea % James Arkell & with mdse Arrived
the Bar 10 a m.
Steamer I'll Paso Nelson Galveston April IL 10 the
Southern Pacific co. with mdse. Passed in Quarantine
a 6:05 a m.
Steamer City Read. Philadelphia 10 the
Standard OIL 90 with oil. Passed In Quarantine at
1913 p m.
Steamer jamestown. Catherine Newport News and
Norfolk. 10 the Old Dominion Co.
m Passed Quarantine 245 . N.
Steamer Louis Jamison. Southampton and Cherbou-s
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19

York '' ''N"
AlgisTs April l3-Athon CR0 ,from New York;.
Barcelona and 'N 'Ni
Dover April S-Narragansett tI3r, New York
don. " ''' ''''
losne and Rotterdam.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19

S'i'E April l7-MascOnOmo tB>. New York for s'''-r
Dover, April lT-vortsern ,Rr,. New York tOr Hamss1
PASSED.
Sasres. April i6-isHia Gr New York for MarssilsA
Lizard April 1s-BarHaroSsa tGer,. New YORK.
and Lbau
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
Mrs. Leslie Carter

in the choicest Mahogany. valuable Tapestries
solid Silver, superb Carrara Marble Group, &C
Days of sale, TUESDAY, APRIL y, and four
following afternoons AT two O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19

Iroquos Charleston and Jacksouve: Panama. Cristoba
Simonside t{r GulipOrt N.cS Hugin tNorl. ProEreso
CempeChe. etc Lux tBrI Alicante and Seville. Peter
sen tNri Norf,lk Chesapeake. Baltimore: Delaware
Philadelphia CITY Of Macon savannah; Ogenhec Bruins
y eston; FL Mar, New Orleans
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
Springs mai
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
~. - I A \ u = %

Vessel
Vessel For lime. Nail closes sails
Verdi Argentina Lamp & Holt. 7:30 10 II 90 a n,
Ssrarnacca, Trinidad, u " il 90 IN N
jamestown Norfolk. Old Dominion. 800 Q M
TUESDAY, APRIL
= rrinz NIhelu Bremen y . Lloyd a N 1000 N
DrUmi1nrlE Argentina, 4 Z P.-.-..- 800 m m
Apache. Jacksonville, CIyde-...---.... 800 . m
Hamilton Norfolk OId Dominion .--.- 300 p m
City O Columbus Savannah Savannah 800 D m
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 81
AsureJans. Liverpool, Cuuard go N m
A1rlsriC, Southampton White star $50 II
Neneta- JnegIa- Ban1b- Am IL q IN . IN
Srs-sudsrn, Rotterdam Holland 1000 a IN
Atlanta. Naples. D.
LzrIpasss, Galveston Nallorv----. 1900 m
Jefferson. Norfolk. Old Dominion 800
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

SUI s,s 56 sun sets 643 Moon rises 1000 Moon age
HIGH WATER
= M-SsnCy Hook - Island Gate II Is
H.-szndy Hook 9:57 Island $50 Hell II
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
NlIEELESs REPORTS.

= Louis reported Passing Nantucket Lghtship
j. 30 2esteEla2, expected 10 cock about $50
{ TO-DAY
The ,aI.f-ria reported as 20 miles east Of sandy
Z n Non1z-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-04
ROOSEVELT VOTES.
Theodore. Jr., Accompanied Him and
Cast First Ballot-Warm-
Iy Greeted.

OYSTER BAY, Nov. 3-President
Roosevelt today returned to this little
village and cast his vote for William
III. Taft as a final act in support of
his warm personal friend. With the
president came AIRS. Roosevelt. who
desired to see her oldest son. Theo-
dore. Jr., cast his first ballot.
Young Roosevelt, who became of
age during the summer, journeyed
from Thompsonyille, Conn, where he
is learning the carpet making busi-
ness. to be with his father when he
voted.
A large crowd was on hand at the
station 10 welcome home the presi-
dent aud they surged forward when
the train stopped, eager to greet the
distinguished arrival. 1t was when
his son appeared at the polling place
that the president shook hands with
everybody and then took ballot No.
III. The president remained in the
booth one minute and when he
emerged carefully watched the clerk
deposit his ticket IN the ballot box.
Theodore. Jr., was handed ballot
No. 142. He took twice as long as
his father to mark it. When he had
deposited the ballot the president
Continued On Page Three.)
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-04

S6S. 1,145 districts in New York
state give Taft 257,271. Bryan 1885,
70S. Hisgen 2,25S
Danville, lll,-Cannon reelected.
Des Moines-5 precincts in Des
Moines give Taft 1883. Bryan 996.
Brooklyn-70 districts out of 5S7
give Hughes 9,446. Chanler 1892
Sheran 1,246.
Okkkoob.- .-toiS. MtyswuHIs92d fw
Salt Lake-Taft carried city by
326 majority. Roosevelt. 1904, by
1929.
New York-121 districts in state
outside Greater New York give Taft
6S,473. Bryan 53,5S2. Hisgen 100.
Same in 1904, Roosevelt 67,275.
Parker 44,466.
Buffalo-1S districts out of 109 in
Buffalo Indicate plurality of 1870
for Taft and 4,9OS Chanled.
New Haven, Conn.-Taft will carry
Connecticut by 100000 on face first
return.
New York-310 election districts
out of 3,036 outside Greater New
York, Taft 93,915. Bryan 1858.
Hisgen 3S1. Same 1904. Teddy %,
$50. Parker 62,204.
Chicago-y5 precincts out of 1850
gives Taft 10.401. Bryan 9,S99.
Oyster Bay-Votesixth precinct,
Roosevelts district gives Taft 233.
Bryan IA. Hughes %. chanier
III.
Chicago Returns one-sixth total
vote this city indicate plurality for
Taft of $4,000.
New York-30 precincts out of 5S7
in Brooklyn give Taft 3,57S. Bryan
1888. Hisgen $50.
New York-10 precincts out of S91
Manhattan and Bronx give Taft 956
Bryan 2,032. Hisgen 122.
New York-Republican State
Chairman Woodruff claims Kings
county. Brooklyn. for Taft by II 900
Chicago-690 out of 1920 pre-.
cincts give Taft 100.396. Bryan rs.
623.
New York-60 out of 2.611 pre-
cincts in Greater give Taft 56,7S9
Bryan 10,450.
! Savannah, Ga.--Bryan has carried