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New York to contest the action for
divorce brought by her husband after
he learned of her marriage in London
to James Coates, formerly personal at
tendant of Robert Bacon, First Assist
ant Secretary Of State. The suit OF
Mr.. Wildmerding will come up next
month in the Supreme Court.
1--WE were married in the Registrars
Office at PaddingtoD, London, Jan. IA
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Castle I COOKE LID.
Honolulu, T. H.

Honolulu, T. n.
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS.
SUGAR FACTORS and GENERAL IN
SURANcE AGENTS.
representing -
Eve Plantation Co.
Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
Kohala Sugar Co.
Waimea Sugar Mill Co.
Apokaa Sugar Co., Ltd.
Fulton Iron Works Of st. Louis.
Blake Steam Pumps.
Westons Centrifugals.
Babcock & Wilcox Boilers.
Green's Fuel Economizer
Marsh Steam Pumps.
Matson Navigation Co.
Planters Line Shipping Co.
New England Mutual Life lnsur
ance Company of Boston.
Aetna Insurance Co.
National Fire Insurance Co.
Citizens Insurance Co. (Hartford
Fire Insurance co.,
Protector Underwriters OF the Phoenix
OF Hartford.
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MRS. WILMERDING WE'D AGAIN;
FIGHTS FIRST HUSBANDS SUIT

Of last year" said Mr.. Coates. "Mr.
Wimerding and his wife had been sep
arated for ten years and she was legal
~ free to marry me. We have lived
happily since she eloped with me from
New York"
1--WE are legally married and | shall
/ do my best to refute the charges
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CONTEST
MAKING AIR SHIPS

have the precious photographs to work
on.
In doing this viii the airships be
hit? They won't be hurt. 1t is a new
surprise.
ENVELOPES CLOSE OVER.
The cigar-shaped envelopes are made
Of three thicknesses of stuff, glued to-
gether crosswise and protected by two
coats of rubber paint. Originally it
was all done to save gas. Scarcely any
hydrogen escapes. Waste, apart from
swelling in high attitudes through au-
tomato valves is only due to interplay
of condensation and dilation in the
changing temperature, increased SUM
light, cooling clouds or air currents,
cool or warm. 1t can be less than | per
cent and never rises to 2 per cent
daily.
Now for the surprise. they found
by accident that the envelopes had
peculiar elastic qualities. At first they
did not shoot at such expensive appa-
ratus carrying valued experts. 1t was
simply thought that they must take
their chances in a war, like ships at
sea, but when the jaime, l think, got
hit by rife projectiles accidentally the
perforations were so trifling that the
loss of gas was negligible.
The holes regularly close entirely
after the passage of the rifle projectile
as has been observed with the skin Of
! living persons.
/ Maneuvers of attacking fortresses, on
the other hand show that between $50
feet and $50 feet altitude the aiming
of artillery fire at airships is so dit
ficult as to be scarcely worth trying.
Apart from the practical impossibility
of vertical aiming of artillery the ait-
ships have rapid observation-disclosures
diagonal and vertical. AS moving
marks they are too small to be hit by
artillery.
l. The French have tried to keep
them secret.
2. They are so new. The war air.
ship, not being advertised, eclipsed for
the hour by the motor aeroplane has
become practical only of late by what
made aeroplanes themselves a POSSIBLE
ity-new, wonderfully powerfully, light
motors.
WITH NEW MOTORS.
Santos-Dumont when he went from
st. Cloud to the Eiffel Tower and back
had nothing like these motors. He
adapted what he could find in the au
tomobile trade. He won the Deutsct
prize in 1901 with a 12-horsepower fou1
; cylinder motor weighing 1913 pounds
over sixteen pounds per horsepower.
For his new mixed" balloon-aero
plane Santos" will have a sixteen
: cylinder 1OO-horsepower motor weigh
ing two and two-tenths pounds pc
horsepower. Eseault-Hettetie "tht
Man of Buc" navigates his heavier-thal
the-air monoplane with a seven-cylin
der motor of his own make, yieldini
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C, BREWER & co., LTD,
QUEEN STREET,
HONOLULU, T. II.
e24 BETHEL ST.
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar
Company, Waikiki Sugar Company,
Ookala Sugar Plantation Company,
Pepeekeo Sugar Co., Kapapala Ranch
Charles NJ. Cooke. .....,. President
Geo. H. Robertson. V-Pres. & Mgr.
e. Faxon Bishop. Tres. & Sscy.
f. w. Macfarlane. Auditor
p. G. Jones. Director
Q. H. Cooke. Director
j. X. Gait. .......,.......,D DIRECTOR
All OF the above named constitute
the Board OF Directors.
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oFFICERs and DIRECTORS.
SUGAR FACTORS
AND
COMISSION MERCHANTS
AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Com
pany.
Haiku Sugar Company.
Paia Plantation.
Maui Agricultural Company.
Kihei Plantation Company.
Hawaiian Sugar Company.
Kahuku Plantation Company.
Kahului Railroad Company.
Haleakala Ranch Company.
Honolua Ranch.
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brought against me by Mr.. Wilmer
ding" said Mrs. Coates.
Mrs. Wilmerding or Mrs. Coates, is
thirty-six and the daughter of the late
Col. Vanderbilt Allen, of the Egyptian
army. Mr.. Wilmerding charges that
although they separated in 1897 he was
never divorced, and that his wife was
illegally married to Coates under the
name of Marie Latimet de Lex.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-04
IOWA

DIES MONIES. Nov. 3.-The incomplete
returns received at 10 o'clock Indicate
that Taft has carried Iowa by a plurality
oi from 10000 TO 50, 0o0. This is a tre-
nlendous falling off from the Roosevelt
plurality OF l5S.oo0 Of four years ago. but
II represents only n slight falling from
the normal plurality, The entire E.pub-
liean state ticket is elected probably by
about the snrnc plurality. Governor A
3. Cummins probably carried the Re-
publican senatorial primary over N. ].
Lacey by n plurality OF 10000 tn so 0O0.
tremendous gain from last June, when
he was defeated by Allison by II 900.
The indications are that the entire dele
cation In congress VIII be Republican.
gain OF one over two years ago. There
Is n close rece in the sixth district be-
tween Hamilton. present incumbent.
Democrat. and Kendall. Republican. Both
sides are claiming the district. In the
second and first close districts, Dawson
and Kennedy. Republicans are elected by
safe maiorities. In the eighth the fight
against Hepburn did not succeed and he
is reelected. In Des Molnes there was
tremendous loss OF votes to the Repub-
leans. due 10 the large labor vote for
Bryan. Hull. in the seventh district, was
eiecte1 by reduced plurality,
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MINNESOTA

ST. PAUL. Nov, S.--l1;9o--The gov
crnorship In Minnesota hangs In the bal
nnce. the result being so close. with not
sufficient returns to Indicate what it viii
be, that both Chairman Day OF the Demo-
cratic state committee and Chairman
Brown Of the Republican state committee,
claim the state by small majorities.
Jacobson made heavy gains In the coun-
Try, especially In the southern counties,
and at Republican headquarters 1t was
said that the Republican candidate will
come into the Twin Cities with enough
votes to. Offset whatever johnson may get
in ST. Paul and Minneapolis The John
son plurality In the Twin Cities is est!-
mated at about 1900, with heavy loss in
Hennepin county (Minpeapolis).
The returns from the country were not
OF uniform nature. In some districts
Jacobson made heavy gains over the Cole
vote of 1906, while In others he did not
do SO well
The. enrly reports were largely favor
able 70 johnson. The vote is so close
that In all probability the governorshp
Will not be determined until the returns
are all in
But using such returns as were definite
81 was estimated at IL o'clock that Jacob
son had nearly II not quite overcome the
$4,000 Johnson plurality OF two years ago.
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NEBRASKA g

LINCOLN, Neb.. Nov. At 100
Wednesday morning Indications were
that Nebraska had gore Democratic by
a plurality not far from 10000 for
Bryan and plurality scarcely less for
Shallenbcrgcr, Democrat, for governor.
The tremendous gain for Bryan in
the city of Lincoln was the sensation of
the election. Not only did Mr.. BRYAN
reverse n Republican plurality OF 1000
IN MS homo city. but he carried il by a
plurality Of something in excess OF Coo.
IaDcastor county viii increase his plu-
rality to probably 700. The vote in
Omaha was also surprise. Returns
outside of Lincoln and Omaha show IN
average Democratic gain OF eight TO
tho precinct. II this is maintained
throughout Bryan has won by little
over 5000 aside from Lincoln and Oma.
ha, and Shnllenberger is elected gov
crnor by practically the same plurality.
While returns are incomplete on con.
Gressmen. indications are for the clcc.
tion of Pollard, Republican, in the
First district, and Hinshaw, Republican,
IN tho Fourth Hitchcock, Democrat.
WINS IN the Second, and the Third Fifth
and Sixth arc in doubt No returns
have been received on the legislature.
but the strong trend toward Democ.
racY indicates 4 possible Democratic
legislature.
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MISSOURI

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 4.-Oficial re-
turns from nearly every county in Mis-
souri, point TO n plurality of at least
10000 for Bryan, the election of the
Democratic state ticket by u smaller
plurality, Cowherd, Democrat for gov
ernor, running some thousands below
the remainder of the ticket; the defeat
Of Governor Folk by United States
Senator William J. Stone in the Demo
cratic balloting for United States sena-
tor, and the election of congressional
delegation of unchanged political COM
plexion, a Democratic gain of one seat
being offset by the loss Of another scat.
At Stone headquarters it is declared
that his majority over Folk is 10000.
Only Democratic ballots were counted,
the large number Of Republican votes
for Folk being void.
The legislature will, in obedience to
the ballot, elect William j. Stone to an
other term in the United States senate.
In the Kansas City district, E. C.
Ellis, Republican congressman for two
terms. is defeated by William 2. Bor.
land. Democrat, and in the Fifteenth,
or Joplin district. Charles Fl. Morgan,
Republican. is elected over Representa-
tive Thomas Hackney.
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ILLINOIS

CHICAGO. Nov. :; 10 p. m.-The Eepub.
lican national and state tickets have
though the piurolit!es viii probably fall
short O! those obtained by tho party IN
the Roosevelt campaign OF 1904. Tart has
carried the state by approximately 10000
votes. although u Will he some time to-
morrow or Thursday before the exact nS-
urea can he obtained. Charles ;. Deneen,
Republican candidate for governor, ran
far behind tho national ticket but has
been elected by a plurality OF about l0o,-
900 over Adlai z. Stevenson. his Demo-
cratic opponent. Dencen's greatest losses
were suffered in Cook county, which is his
home Tho feeling against him was strong
In Chicago and ne was heavily scratched,
Chicago and Cook county gave a plural
ity to Taft OF 10000 against l26.000 for
Roosevelt four years ago. Outside OF Cook
county the plurality for Taft is not far
from 100 600. The plurality OF President
Roosevelt In 1904 was 800. 1893 for the state.
Stevenson, Democratic candidate for
governor. carried the city OF Chicago by
about 5000 and the county OF Cook by
about 60oo Ho lost heavily. however. In
the state outside Cook county, The legis-
lature. which IN TO select a successor to
Senator A, J. Hopkins will be strongly
Republican, and II is certain that Mr..
Hopkins Will be succeeded either by him
self or by another member Of his party.
In Chicago hot fight was wnged over
the office OF states attorney. but John z.
Wayman, Republican. was elected by
The Socialist vote showed n considera-
ble falling OF from that OF four years ago.
Debs, in 1904. received 6e.225 votes From
the returns so far obtained IL seems
probable that he will not receive much
over 40. 900.
AT o'clock the returns showed con-
clusively that Taft had carried tho
state by 10000 to $4,000. Deneen,
the Republican candidate for governor,
is elected by plurality estimated at
from 10000 to $4,000. Tho next leGis-
lature, which is to choose successor
TO United States Senator Albert ].
Hopkins, will be composed of fifty eight
Republicans and tbirty-four Democrats
in the senate, and 2l5 Republicans and
l76 Democrats in the house.
The congressional delegation from
Illinois, with three districts yet to hear
from, will be composed of seventeen
Republicans and FIVE Democrats.
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WOODRUFF TO TAFT
SENDS CONGRATULATIONS

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-State Chair
man Woodruff at 10 O'Clock tonight
sent the following telegram TO William
II. Taft:
"Your plurality in New York state
is more than 100000, thus exceeding
President Roosevelt s majority Of four
years ago, as he so earnestly expressed
a desire that it should, You have car
ried New York City by 5000 to 10000,
and Kings county by $4,000 Hughes g
plurality will be at least $4,000, His
candidacy aided yours. as yours did
him. Please accept the hearty con-
gratulations of the Republican organi-
zation of the state of New York and OF
all connected with the work of the
campaign. which they have especially
enjoyed with you as the party standard
bearer in the nation and Governor
Hughes in the state
Mr.. Woodruff said that he had been
confident from the first that Hughes
would win, and there never had been
any doubt that Taft would carry the
state by an overwhelming ma aiority. A
number of prominent Republicans re-
ceived the returns at state headquar-
terS.
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NEW JERSEY

TRENTON, y. j., Nov, 2.-Revised re-
turns up TO midnight Indicate that Mr..
Taft's plurality In New jersey Will be
licans eloct seven congressman and the
Democrats two. the sixth district. which
Is now represented by q Democrat: VIII
liam Hughes, being very close and In
doubt. The Democrats elect their can
dldate. Kinkade. in the ninth district
and Hamill In the tenth Thomas Fox
hall Is the Republican candidate In the
doubtful district. The Republicans have
elected Loudenslager in the FIRST. Card
ner In the second, Lowell In the third.
Parker in the seventh and have elected
Congressman Wylie In the eighth. which
is represented by n Democrat. Mr.. Pratt.
The present congressional representation
is now six Republicans and four Demo
Gratis, so that the Republicans gain one
and possibly two congressman.
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COLORADO

DENVER. Nov. with thousands Of
scratched ballots yet To be counted and
returns on straight ballots complete in no
county. town or. community In Colorado.
conditions at midnight are such that II
is impossible TO give even an idea OF
how the state has gone. IL is estimated
TINT more than 90 per lent or the ballots
cast throughout the state were scratched.
Outside OF Denver and Pueblo. Bryan
and TAFT are running neck aud neck on
straight ballots. with definite returns
from no point In Denver Taft seems to
they Will carry the city and county. In
Pueblo figuring from returns on straight
ballots, Bryan has the advantages. All
over the state local Issues Influenced the
voters and this accounts for the heavy
scratching. 1t Is not likely that definite
tatcmcpts CT results can be made before
late tomorrow,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-04
WISCONSIN

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 3.-The Repub-
lican national and state tickets were
victorious today by plurality csti-
mated at 10000 The congressional
delegation, with one district to hear
from, probably will remain about the
same as two years ago, nine Republicans
and TWO Democ rats. The legislature will
elect United States senator to succeed
Samuel G. Stephenson, and will be over
whelmlngly Republican.
While Taft carried the city of Mil
waukee by about 1900, Awkward, Demo
crat, for governor, led Davidson, Re-
publican, by about 1900 votes.
Returns from the Trempeleau assem-
bly, district Indicate the defeat OF
Speaker Herman l.. Ekern (La Toilette
Republican,. who ran on an Independent
ticket against Albert 7, Twesme, the
primary nominee. Twesme's plurality
is estimated at about $50.
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WOMAN CRATER CAUGHT
BY CHICAGO DETECTIVES

CHICAGO, Nov. 3-Witb $4,000 Of
bonds which she had obtained from the
firm of Babcock, Ruchton g. Louderback,
bond dealers in the. Rookery building, a
woman known as Alice Cheney Brown
was arrested last night at the union de-
pot and made to return the securities.
She had ticket for Denver and was
aboard the train waiting for its de-
parture when Detective Frank Repelto
found her preparing to retire for the
night.
Repelto's instructions from the
brokers were not TO detain the woman
if she restored the 100000 worth Of
bonds. This she readily assented TO-,
and she took them from a handbag on
the seat beside her.
!. The woman had also passed a worth
less check for $65 on the management
of the Congress Hotel company. Detec-
tive Repelto. who is employed by the
hotel company, had this little score TO
settle with the woman. She made good
the amount of the check and was al
lowed TO 20 her way.
The method by which the woman OBJ
tanned the bonds was by passing
worthless check on the brokers for Sl9,~
720. Soon after the transaction Orville
f. Babcock, one of the firm. became
suspicious of the genuineness Of the
check and telegrapbed to the Farmers
Loan g. Trust company Of New York.
on which bank it was drawn, An an
swer was reccived that the woman pur-
porting to be Alice Cheney Brown had
no account with the Farmers Loan g.
Trust company.
1t was known TO the brokerage firm
that Mrs. Brown was staying at tho An
mex, and a messenger was sent there to
find her. At the hotel 1T was learned
that the woman had paid her bill and
left. She had paid with check on the
Farmers Loan g. Trust company, and
had ordered a carriage TO take her to
the La Sale station.
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CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. Sowing to
the slowness with which the returns from
California have been received IL Is diff
cult at this hour, 10 p. M. TO make any
estimate that would carry accuracy and
positiveness. II Taft figures maintain
their ratio Of gain. as indicated In los
scattering precincts, California will go
Republican by $4,000.
At the Republican state central COM
mittee tonight II was positively declared
that the stale had gone for Taft and
Sherman by a handsome majority. The
managers Of the Democratic state cam
paign have practically conceded the de-
feat OF Bryan in this state.
An indication OF how the countr6 towns
and counties stood was givou ia S'he re-
turns from l2S scattered ,rccinoss To-
Gated away from the large cffi,sS. In
these precincts the count l0,rt'clock
stood: Taft. lo.3ao: Bryan. 5S05 .af
In San Francisco city pseaS m returns
from nfty-six precincts t<A 20 .6c give
Tat 1850: Bryan. s7s: DenS Oh
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WEST VIRGINIA

CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 3.-Returns
from West Virginia came IN slowly, but
enough had been received by 1850
o clock this morning to Indicate Slight
advantage for Judge Taft. although The
margin was so small that the state could
still be called doubtful.
On the first 100 precincts the advan-
tage in favor of Taft indicated one
thousand plurality for him. Practically
the same precincts gave figures indicat-
ing the election of Bennett, Democrat,
for governor, over Glasscock, Rcpub-
lican, by larger plurality than that
indicated for Taft.
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KANSAS

TOPEKA, Kas,. Nov. 3.-Kansas cleo
ton returns are still very incomplete ow-
ing TO the long ballot and the late hour
OF closing tho polls. The returns seem
to substantiate the claims OF the Repub-
lican state committee that the entire
r, Stubs for aovcrnor. has been elected
by about $4,000 plurality. and that Tafts
majority is a few thousand votes larger
The Republican majority in the new leg
islature will be large, assuring the cleo
ton Of ]. J., Brlstow. formerly fourth
assistant postmaster general. as United
States senator TO succeed Chester I. Long.
The present delegation In congress-
eight Republicans-has been reelected
mostly by increased maJorlties.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-04
CONNECTICUT

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 3.-Tbo
Republicans swept Connecticut in to-
days election fully as completely as
four years ago, Taft carrying the state
by more than 10000 plurality, and Con.
gresham George Lilley, the Republican
candidate for governor, going into Of
fec by about 5000 plurality over
Judge 4. II. Robertson, his opponent.
All The five congressman arc Republic
ans by pluralIties equal 10 those of two
years ago. The entire Republican state
ticket is elected.
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OKLAHOMA

GUTHRIE. Okla, Nov 3.-Okahoma
has continued loyal TO the Democratic
party but the majority has been re-
duced materially and Bryan's lead Is esti-
mated ut only 20 900. The five members
OF congress. four Democrats and ono Re-
publican, have been reelected. The leg
islature is two-thirds Democratic, insur-
lns the return of United States Senator
Thomas p. Gore. the blind senator. The
only state officers chosen were Corpora
tion Comniss ss!oner A. i. Watson and Jus
tice of the Supreme Court S. w, Hayes,
both Democrats.