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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-08

All at once there came a shout es warning. The wall opened outward, tottered and fell.
 Then 1t was that they saw the writh- ing figure. tangled in the twisted lead bars 'of the wrecked rose window. Shielding their faces from the unen- durable heat. they reached and bore 1t to safety. laying 1t on the crisp, snowy grass and tearing of the singed and smoking ministerial robes.
 Judge Conwell was one of these. In the flaring confusion he leaned over the figure. The gleam of the ruby ring on the finger caught his eye. He bent forward 10 look into the drawn and distorted face.
 Good God!' he said "Trs Harry Sandersonr'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-08
Chapter 27

N communities such ns
 Smoky Mountain the law
 moves with fateful ra- pldity. Harry had been formally arralgned th+ second morning after his
The evening world., 1908-03-25
JAN|TOR TRIES TO
EV|CT TENANT BY
SHOOTING AT HIM
Wounded Mans Wife Blames
Tenement Autocrat, Who
VaniSheS.

Lieut.. Walsh. In charge az the East
One Hundred and Sixth street police
station. had hurry call from Head
quarters early to-day.
Send all the available men you have, +"
came over the wire, 'to No. 35 West
One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street.
There's been murder there and the
neighborhood Is in hubbub."
So the lieutenant hurried Detectives
McGowan and McManus and five uni
formed men to the address, which is
Ia tenement. They fought their way
through crowds Of excited tenants on
the sidewalk and in the halls. and
found that the scene of the trouble was
in the Hat OF Morris Mankowitz. In it
were Morris, who is & plumber with a
wound in his head and his wife, Rosie.
and their boarder. Charles Goldberg.
1T was that Irving Goldberg who
shot him." walled Mrs. Mankowitz.
But" she added. "he is not of re-
lationsh!p to Charles"
No. not bit of relationship" as
sented the sympathetic Charles. the
boarder
According to Mrs Mankowitz early
to-day Irving Goldberg. the janitor,
came to their fiat and asked Morris
Mankowtz II he would move to-day
No, We will not" Morris answered,
and then. his wife says. Goldberg drew
a Russian piston and shouting "Well.
] will move YOU" shot him in the head.
DIR. Moeckel was called. and found
that the bullet had only grazed Man
kowitz's head. The police were told
by Irving Goldberg's wife that he was
in the cellar, attending to the furnace,
but after a round OF all the furnaces
In eight tenements they were unable
to hnd him
The evening world., 1908-03-25
NATIONAL GUARDSMAN
CHARGED WITH THEFT

Charles II. Lahm. a member Of Com
pany X. OF the Seventy-frst Regiment.
and who was with his regiment at the
battle of San Juan Hill, was arra!gned
before Magistrate Cornell in the York
Willie Court to-day charged with stealing
a fur coat belonging to Lieut.. Crosby.
bne of the officers OF his company. The
coat was valued nj slGo by Or. Julian p.
westerman. of No. 6 East Thirty second
street who made the charge.
DR.. Westerman IS also n Lieutenant OF
Company X and custodian of the COM
pany's lockers. Upon evidence he fur
nished LIEUT.. Boy.e, young Lahm was
arrested. He admitted his guilt and
said poverty had induced him to setal.
He lives at No. 2i9 East Eighteenth h
stret and until several months ago was
employed as n salesman. He has been
80 poor lately that he had no money
70 buy food. He was held in $1,000 bail
for trial.
The evening world., 1908-03-25

HOLDS SUSPECT
FOR BURGLARY
Depreiator Who Left Impress
on Silver Spoon Traced
by Detectives,

The first instance OF an important
print feature of the Bertillon system
came up in the case OF Harry Young.
charged with burglary. before Magis-
trate aBrlow in the Centre Street Court
to-day.
The residence OF DR.. Henry W. Pritch-
EFT, No. % East Ninety-ftth street was
robbed Feb. "a, and the burglar got
away with $500 worth of silverware. In
leaving however. he dropped in the
dining room large silver soup ladle on
the highly polished surface OF which
was a thumb print, plainly impressed.
Lieut. Farot, who /. in charge OF the
thumb-p-int department at Police Head
quarters. came with his camera, and
the impression on the ladle was photo
1rapaed and filed away.
Harry Young. who is an ex-convtct,
was arrested Sunday night by Detec-
tives O'Donnell and McIvor at Ntnet!eth
street and Madison avenue because
when ne saw the officers he tried TO
clude Them. When they searched him
they found ground for their suspicious
In mis- pockets. WHiCl contained IA jim
MY. a stick OF dynamite and bunch
of skeleton keys.
Ynuugs thumb-print was secured at
headqlI IrteTs, and Lieut.. Farot. in
comparing it with his collection, found
that its duplicate was the impression
which had been left on DR.. Pritchett's
Tris vas brought out in court to-day
before Magistrate Barlow, who was so
IMPRESSED by the system that he held
Young in $500 bail on the charge OF
burglary OF DIR. Pritchetts house and in
s2 0G0 hnil for having burglars tools in
The evening world., 1908-03-25
Says Woman Was There.


The lawyers FOR the father and the
but he parrled every thrust.
The boy said he vent downstairs and
told tn; me Id. Annie Joy'e. about the
incident Later he told his mother He
was true to mis- mother 5 'itlSe In every
instance and did his utmost TO bolster
her case.
When the boy was describing the
rooms and the distance from one 10 the
other his fathers lawyer asked him II
foot, and now many feet in Il yard
With an expression OF contempt he
snapped ont the correct answers.
''Do YOU IKE your father?' asked the
lawyer.
Not much now" said the boy. after
hesitating
The boy was asked 10 write his nane
the first letter. No. he did not lick the
pencil.
The boy was asked about cer,,,,
Ross Vance He Identified an affidavit
in which he had said there had bean
a robbery in the house, and after that
Ross Vance cane to the house because
a man was needed there.
Feared kitnappers.
Gross Vance came because .here were
kdnappers and burglars in ,he neigh
6orhood.' said the boy.
Going back to the time Mrs Nuss-
baum arrived at the house in n car
alleged hv Mrs. Mackenzie. the boy told
OF happenings the week following He
slept with his father. he said and Ar
night when he called for glass or
water his father would cone from Mrs
Nussbaun's room to get /. for him
The evening world., 1908-03-25
BANKING AND FINANCIAL. BANKING FINANCIAL
TO THE PUBLIC.

Pursuant to order of the Supreme Court providing for the ter
naon of the Temporary Receverp and with the approval and
of the Superintendent of Banks the Knkerboker Trust Com
will its main Office and all its branches Thursday March
Goth, 1908, at nOon
The money paid by the stockholders and the action taken
by the depoo who assened to the plan for resumption place the
Company in strong position with nnpred capital very large
surplus and ample amount of cash to all claims that may be
made upon it under the resumption plan The Company therefore
may fairly lay claim to the full confidence of its patrons
Henry C. Fck Myon T. ferck and Lewis Ca Ledyard Voting
Trustees, have selected the following Board of Directors:
The evening world., 1908-03-25
LARRY DELMOUR
WAS INSANE, HIS
RELATIVES SAY
They Begin Contest OF VIII
Leaving Estate 10 His
Young Widow.

Alleging his brother, Whispering
mind and dispos!ns memory Peter
Delmour to-day filed protest in
bate OF the former Tammany leader :
Will, which dsposes of an estate estl-
mated to be worth 100000
Lawrence Delmour died Christmas
Day. Ii is claimed that FOR months
before his death he was OF unsound
mind, and was unduly Influenced by his
girl wife Jean. Hugh Delmour, Of Chi
caEo. n nephew, has Joined Peter Del
mour in demanding that the will of
September, l905. bequeathns practically
the entire fortune to the wife, be set
aside. Their lawyer is john F. Nc
Intyre.
/, is also charged that the Will was
not Larry" Demours last. and that
it was not signed in a lawful manner.
\ short time before his death Delmour
married Miss Jean Walsh, an attractive
young oman. who had nurscd him
through serious Illness.
BY Mr.. De.mour's will, which was eN-
ecuted on Sept 3, 1905, he left his wife
the bulk of his estate. Leopold A.
Giegerich. who was in his employ, got
$685. the testator's namesake. Law
renee De!mour Smith. 5000; Lawrence
Griffin, another namesake. 500, and
Mrs Nellie Dclmour Martin. a daugh-
ter of a deceased brother John, and
sister to Hugh Delmour, who is con-
testing the will. $3.50, The Sisters Of
Bon Secpurs We're given 500, and all
the ,rsldue went TO Mrs. Demour, con
ditonally on her supporting her sister
in-law. Marie Delmour, and burying
her in Calvary Cemetery
Mr.. Delmour did not mention his
brother Peter or his nephew in his will.
The young widow became hysterical
at her home No. li6 East Eightyninth
street. when told of some of The char gcs.
They are all lies she declared
"Oh, l did not think any one would
stoop so low as to attack the name of
such good man.
She will be represented by Attorney
David Mcclure
The evening world., 1908-03-25
SAILOR PLAYS RACES
AND TRIES TO DIE
Loses All His Savings in Pool
Rooms ami Then Cuts
His Throat.

Harry Wade. a sailor, who. the police
say, lost all his savings betting in pool
rooms. tried to Kill himself by cutting
mis- throat to-day. Wade Is from he
West Indies. and recently his wife. Ma
r!e. and their two children came to this
city and went to live at the apartment
house No 65 West one Hundred ami
1hirty-seventh street. where the woman
secured employment as janitress.
When Wade retired from a sea -farrng
life he joined his family, but spent most
Of his time figuring out the probab!
winners of the races and yesterda,
he told his wife he mad lost all h.
money
After breakfast to-day she heard e
noise in the bathroom and found that h"
had cut his throat. Wade was removed
10 tn. j. Hood Wright Hospital. His
condition Is serious.
The evening world., 1908-03-25
N ! LET FUbL-|C
KNyW D VJRCE
CASE SECRETS
Washers Better Fight Shy Of This I7lnch Midget MY LET
She's Man-Haer; She Says and WantsNo Beaux KN "
Mrs. Edna d. Tillotson EN-
ployS New Lawyer TO Re-
open Suit She Lost.

Mrs. Edna u. Tlllotson. wife Of Norton
ID. TIllctson, To-day obtained an order
from Justice O'Gorman in the supreme
Court which may eventually give the
pubic a peep 81, the sensational evidence
which was taken fore a rct,ro2 and
in which capt. Charles Bell barker,
millionaire yachtsman and clubman,
was named as correspondent.
Tho referee found against Mrs. Tillot-
son, and she now desires to appeal.
Justice O'Gorman issued an order per-
hitting her new attorney to examine
the sealed papers.
TAlotsons mother was Miss Helen
Reach. sister OF John II. Beach, who
bought the old Cornelius Vanderbilt
mansion at Mad son avenue and Fifty
seventh street. Ills father is w. Is. TIL
otson retired millionaire. OF No. rs
West Seventy yninth street
Was Dramatic Critic.
The defendant in the presen. action
was a dramatic critic in Chicago before
she married. She had two children.
twlns--Abbey and Lucy-twelve years
old They were in Miss Elys school
on Riverside Drive. under decree OF
the Supreme Court. but 1t is now al
legged that they We're removed TO parts
unknown without Mrs rlllotson's con
sent.
Capt. Barker lent sensational chap
ter to the Tiliotson case. He sworc
that his relations with Mrs. Tllotson
had always been proper Previous to
hp, ba i'm cd IA p-F he. glI
brought against him by Adelaide
Strlnger. the mother Of his child. He
tried to get the Legislature to legiti-
mnIze the child, but the bill was
vetoed by Gov. Higgins. who said 1t
was an insult to American womanhood.
Barker Joined with Mrs. Tillotson in
fshting the suit brought by TiIiotson.
Bu; Mrs. rilotson now alleges that the
counsel she employed failed TO properly
protect her interests, and instead OF
forcing an open trial allowed it to be
refereed.
Miss Strincer Witness
! Miss Stringer was n witness against
! Mrs. Tillotson. She told OF incidents
which she said took place in Central
! Valley. all OF which the defendant de-
MED.
Mrs. T!llotson told of sensational in
cidnnt in the Hotel Cumberland, in
which kid" Mccoy. the prize iighter.
I figured, Sne said her husyand struck
her and knocked her against "A radiator
My screams attracted Kid Mccoy,
who ran in and held my husband until
the clerks came and put him out" said
Mrs Tilotson.
Mrs. Tilotson's lawyer to-day produced
two letters written by the children
their mother on the day they Were
taken from Mrs Elys school. Oct. 81
1897. one read:
/ ''D-ar. Dear Mamma
'Good-by. | have nothing but love
for YOU You are not diving or
| there is no death You are only
passing to the next place OF con-
"Good-by. From your over loving
! daughter, LUCY.
The other letter read:
'.Durl'ne Darling Mother:
II will try my best to do as you
, as.ed me.
! II will always think OF YOU, as l
always do. as the best mother in the
| world.
thoughts and love from ur loving
daughter. ABBEf
The evening world., 1908-03-25
LACKS WlFE'S LOVE. WANTS
TO SHARE HER $4OO,OOO.

CINCINNATI, March o5-Ernst Dre-
witz. formerly preacher several years
ago made an agre eenent with his wife.
Mrs. Gussie Ogden Drewitz widow
OF Frank Ogden, to release all claim
on her estate in exchange for her
love and affection. Yesterday he sued
to have this contract set aside. charg-
ing that his wife failed to deliver the
love and affection. Mrs Drewitz Is
worth 100000 in real estate
Their married life was not happy
one and Mrs. Drewit:: sued for divorce.
later Withdrawing the suit. shortly
after that they moved from Cincinnati
and engaged in the simple life on a
chicken farm
The evening world., 1908-03-25
FRANCE WILL HAVE
AUTOMATIC DIVORCE,

PARIS. March 25.-The Senate. by an
overwhelming majority, has concurred
in the bill already passed by the Depu-
ties to automatically convert a decree
o. separation into a divorce at the end
OF three years when either party to tho
separation requests It.
The evening world., 1908-03-25
MORGAN TO BE RECEIVED
BY THE KING OF ITALY.

ROME, March 25-J plerpont Morgan,
who is al present In Rome. was enter
talned at dinner last night by Lloyd c.
Grscom. the American Ambassador
Among those present were the Right
Rev. c. II. Brent. Protestant Episcopal
Bishop OF the Philippines, W. b. Cut
ting OF New York ClrOlus Duran and
MIR Gris2oms mother and sister. Mr.
Morgan VIII ue received iu audience by
klng Victor Emmanuel upon the latter i
return from Venice
The evening world., 1908-03-25
WEE BOY TELLS
ON HIS FATHER
IN DIVORCE SUIT
Child Describes Visit to DR..
Mackenzie's Room and Find
ing Correspondent There.
SHOWS UNCANNY WIT.
Little Fellow Is Stunted in
Growth but Knows What
an Oath Is.
SHOWS UNCANNY WIT.

Tue spectacle Of wee eieven-year-
old boy. stunted in growth. but almost
Sknoanny in wit, was presented on the
witness stand In the Supreme Court
to-day IN the trial Of the counter 81
vorce suits brought by DR.. James A.
Mackenzie and his wife. Carrie. The
boy was called by his mother to give
evidence against his father and Mrs.
Nrbssbaum, the correspondent named
BY the wife.
DO you know what an oath !s?"
asked the Justice.
Yes. I do" said the boy. And
know II l don't tell the truth I'll be
punished.
The boy said he could spell words o:
six or seven letters.
do you know what monosyllaole
is7" asked the Court.
'tOh. yes" said the boy: IT'S word
With one syllable"
Testifies for Mother.
The boy was then sworn. He looked
out over the crowded courtroom with
flashing eyes. HIS white-lipped mouth
was firmly set, and when ne began TO
speak he gave evidence OF logged
spirit more becoming in a grown-up.
He told how Mrs. Nussoaun came to
the house She occupied the front room
and his father the back room, There
was a passage between the rooms.
DO you remember one day coming
home from school and finding your
father and Mrs. Nussoa together"
asked his mothers .awyer.
Yes. sir snapped the boy.
Then tell the Court about It."
''one day about o'clock came
home from school and tried to Sc; into
my fathers room" said the boy. "rh-
door Ma locked l knocked. but no
one came. Five minutes later l
knocked again and papa opened the
door. He said. What the hell DO
you WANT l told MIN l wanted to
wash my hands"
How was he dressed?" asked the
lawyer.
He had his shoes off and his sus-
penders We're hanging down. the boy
said.
The evening world., 1908-03-25
A SONG FROM THE BLUE MOON :"

Everybody remembers james I. Powers
on broadway. Next Sundays World Will
contain the words and music of I'm Marry
Him to Make = Home for Mother" the
feature song of the production. The song
wss written by Herbert Ingrsham, author
r." I'm Married Now HtY. Music BY per
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4 caIlfornlan,s Luok.

The luckiest day Of my life was
Then / bonght box Of Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salye;' writes Charles T. Budahn
OF Tracy, California. Two 25c boxes
cured me Of an annoying case Of ath-
ng piles. which had troubled me for
Years and that Welded to no 9th z
Featment. Sold under guarantee 1T
Roses dug store.
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Ready for Roomers.

The house corner a and G streets
Ne 4ol, has been newly furnished
with brand new furnishings, good
comfortable beds new floor covering.
every comfort and convenience. Will
rent as sleeping rooms and few
Fooms for house keeping. Electric
hghtsssbllz-.s yerandas for use
.of guests. Rooms rented by day
week cr month With 81 without
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EoR rREAsuREP.

| respectfully announce mysef as
a cand q Re for reelection as Treas
urer OF Glynn county. Geo gia, sub.
ject TO the primary and respectfully
solicit the support Of my fr ends and
the voters generally.
Thomas w. Lamb.
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IS - cotLFC1oR

! respectfully announce myself as
q candidate for reelection MS Tax
collector OF Glynn county Georgia.
subject to the primary, and respect
ally solicit The support Of MY friends
ana the voters generally.
Hiram J. Reed.
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REMEMBER NE ALLOW 20 PER
CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL CASH
SALES EVERX DAY m THE
YEAR. < n ROBERTS.
'FHCNE 625.
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Did you observe soodly increase
IN the number Of Hoke smith buttons
On the streets Of Brunswick yesterday!
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Congressman t.ivines, on IS evitentiy
beginning 10 realize that he is up
against tha fight his life.
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And now the railroads have gone 70
slumping their tax returns. Gould
You CUES why, If you tried?
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Secretary Taft has gene TO Panama
l3 he chasing after the Panama dele
cation?
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Fail in line along Che line aud lets
&c that new elevator for the City Hos.
ptal
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Prince dc Sagan Is willing % change
his religion to get hold Of anna
Gouldts change,
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Babe Bailey seems 70 have q deep
hold ON the affections Of the voters Of
the Lone Star state,
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FOR CORONER.

20 the Voters Of GlyRn County:
I hereby respectfully aaalspea T7y
self candidate Ton cog
oner 81 Giynn county, ontin.
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Will DE- "a candidate at the coming
primary for senator from the Fourth
senatcrisl dist ict ard viii thank my
friends and aclaaintaEces for their
support
t. 2. Rkins.
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FoR CLERK SUPERIOR coURr.

III JLENN y ENTJN CUR I.
/ respectfully announce my elf as
candidate for reelection as Clerk
Of the Super.or Court o. GWnu
county. Georgia subject 10 the ncs-
mray. and respectfully so4'cit the
support Of my friends and the votes
generally.
r. z. du E,unon.
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90 soLlclroR cENERAL.

] hereby announce myself as q
candidate for the Office of solicitor
general Of The Brun wick circn q
subject to the Dem0og prom
and respectfully oleit The support
OF my friends and the voters gsn-
orally,
a. D. Gaze.
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Ceres Indigestion
and Sour Stomach
DO rot suffer longer. You can be re-
ieved Immediately BY Hicks Capudiae.
Y induces the proper flow of gastric
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OFFICE 2o7 GLOUCESTER sr.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF

CITY Of Brunswick.
G'ynn County.
Glynn County Commissioners
The United States Court Of BanS
ruptoy for thu district.
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we check yolT baggage from res,
idence to depot Taylor Tsansfe- Co,
eiBce Opera house. Phone 535.
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There is a movement on foot in the
CIV 10 raise funds for the purpose OF
purchasing a passenger aud freight
II vator for the city hospital There
never has been, n The history q
Brunswick. a move for more worthy
cause. ana there never will he. No
hospisal covering two Or three stories
is complete with this very valuable
AMI almost necessary feature. Lets
all pun together and provide 4 ior
o,,e snsenaid institution, which y rap-
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WRESTLING MATCH At THE
GRAND OPERA HOUSE TUESDAY,
EVENING, MAY 9Th.
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THE savannah News hears mat the
reception aua ovation OF Governor
smith ID Brunswick Monday nisht was
.ngf Il spon: meaus enc. The eight
hdndred and hfy to one thousand
rsa,,s IN Inc audience can hes vouch
fs. the prabity al the statement
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Corr ssp ondence seiici'ed but 70
receive attention. letters mus be
sct nmpanied by 2 responsible name
not for publication but as a
guarantee Of good faith.
Rejected communications will be
returned if accompanied by postage.
Remittance should be made BY
pogtal note, check, money ord@r
on registered Letter.
Address
News Publishing Co.
Brunswick, Ga.
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THE BRUNSWICK NEWS

CLARENCE Il. LEEVY. President
and Editor.
LOUIS J. LEAVY, Jr., Vice President
and Managing Editor.
Evening star., 1908-01-16
vANDIvER HIGHLY FAVORED.
Reelected State Treasurer of Mary
land for the Fifth Time.

STATEHOUSE, ANNAPOLIS, January
16.-Gen. Murray Vandiver was again
elected treasurer Of Maryland by the
general assembly yesterday. This is
the fifth time Mr.. Vandiver has been
thus honored. and the record for con-
tinuous service in the department will
probably remain unshaken for many
years to come
In yesterdays election he received
the votes of all the democrats In
either house, with the exception OF
that of Senator Greenwell of ST. Mary.
who Is not allied with the regular
wing of the party, but was elected as
an Independent democrat. The st. Mary
senator was not invited to the caucus
last night. and. therefore. had ho rea-
son to consider himself bound by its
action. Up to this time he has, as a
rule, voted for the democratic nominee.
and only an hour previous declared for
John Walter Smith for senator. His
action, therefore. came as a surprise to
some of the democratic senator's He
nominated and voted for Joseph III. Kew
of ST. Mary, who, like himself is an
Independent democrat.
Gen. Vandiver received every other
democratic vote. Mr. Shriver, his re-
publican opponent, was shy one vote.
This was a blank cast by a member OF
the house. So that honors were prac-
tically even, each candidate having lost
one vote.
The senate cast twenty-four votes
and the house 100. OF these, Gen. Van
diver received S5 votes. Mr.. Shriver
81, ]. II. Key l and blank 1.