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The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-08
], 4, WALLIS WINS LAND CASE
Chancery Court Dismisses Eject
 ment Suit
Brought by ]. S. Johnson Against Capt. J A. Wallis for Land Lying Between
 River and Palarm.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.

FROM THURSDAY DAILY.
 lust after noon Chancellor J C. Wallace rendered an opinion dis missing the suit of J $. Johnson against l. A. Wallis, case lnvolv- ing several points ot interest Johnson bought the land at tax sale several years ago, and alter securing deed from the county clerk, filed an ejectment suit against the occupant of the proper ty. I. A. Wallis. The land is a narrow strip of about 60 acres, lying between Palarm creek and the Arkansas river, and was never on the tax books in this county until the year it was sold as delin- quent, being placed there by County Clerk J. H. Hartje, who discovered the discrepancy in making up the real estate tax books.
 The defendant alleged that the land was not properly described on the tax books and in the advertise ment for sale, the description be. ing "n Palarm river. They also alleged that the taxes assessed were excessive by one cent; that the taxes were previously paid i'll Pulaski county on the same land and that the county clerk had no authority to place the land on the tax books. The court sustained each of these contentious, but re- quired the defendant to redeem the land by the payment of all delin- quent taxes. The case will prob ably be appealed.
 The only other case in which a decree was rendered since yester- days report was that of Alonzo V. Dawson against Ester Dawson. Dawson filed suit for divorce against his wife, alleging deser- ton. The defendant wife filed an answer and cross complaint, alle,- ing that the marriage was forced upon the couple to avoid a prose cution against Dawson for seduc- tion; that she and her infaut were driven from plaintiffs father $ home and forced to live in dilap, dated log cabin, finally Lein2 taken by neighbors to her father'' home. The court made an inter locutory order granting her SIo { month. $50 attorneys fee and GUS tody of her child, Mata Dawson.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-08
Here's a Rare
 Bargain

FOR SALE-8O-acre farm, ten miles north east of Conway, and one mile from Linder. Thirty five acres in cultivation, rest in timber. Large substantial dwell ling, barn and two wells of wa ter. About fifteen acres of tim Der land we'll adapted for or chard. In reach of Cadron bot tom, for range, making a desira- ble place for one to go into stock business. Land in cultivation is a loose sandy loam, excellent for melons and truck farming as well as corn and cotton. l have thirty head of hogs, blacksmith shop, cultivator and other blow tools, that I will sell with land. This farm is cheap at SIo per acre, but will take s8 per acre and might make easy terms on half of it. If you want desira- ble place in desirable location, apply at once to
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-08
PLURALITY EXCEEDS LITTLE'S
Donaghey Elected Governor by
 6,o6o Margin.
Conway Man Polls Smallest Vote, but Largest Plurality of any State
 Officer.
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

Nearly three weeks after the election, the last county filed its official returns of the electi Il oi Sept. IA with Secretary of State o. C. Ludwig yesterday. The com- plete official returns show that MT. Donaghey's plurality over Judge Worthington was 66,o69. This exceeds the record breaking plu- rality of GA, So2 given Gov. J $. Little two years ago by I267, and is an increase of 3I,S57 over the plurality of 34, POP given Davis four years ago.
 MT. Donaghey received small CT vote than any of the other caE- didates tor the constitutional of- fcers, and notwithstanding he had two candidates opposing him, while each of tke others had only one, his plurality over his Repub- lican opponent Is greater than the majorities received by Lu( wig, Norwood, Yates or lobe over their respective opponents.
 The largest vote was polled by Hal l.. Norwood, the Democratic candidate for attorney general, but his majority was 27S less than Donaghey's plurality over Worth ington, his Republican opponent for governor.
 The returns shows that the total vote polled for governor i'll the 75 counties was I63,674, of which George w. Donaghey, the Demo cratic nominee, received III,47S; John l. Warrington, Republican nominee, 45 4o9; J. Sam Jones, Socialist nominee, 6,7S7. Dona- ghey's majority is 59, 9,282 and his plurality over Warrington is 66,o6o.
 The vote for secretary of state is as follows: O. c. Ludwig, Demo crat, I13,244; T. o. Fitzpatrick, Republican, 5o,675. Ludwig s majority, 62 ,569.
 For attorney general-Hal l.. Norwood, Democrat. II6, ,79o; T. o. Youmans, Republican, 5o,999. Norwood's majority, 65,791.
 State auditor-J. R. lobe, Dem ocrat, II5,I57; A. A. Keller, Re publican, 5I, ,4o4. Jobe's majority, 63,753.
 State treasurer-James L. Yates, Democrat, II6, ,573; w. B. Burrow, Republican, 5o,95o. Yates ma jority, 65,623.
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ance of the year. In many of the departments, the force was short handed, but within a few nays all the old men will be back and the Iron Mountain pay roll will te as large as ever.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-08
Voting Precinct Changed.
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

The election commissioners this afternoon changed the pre- cinct of the third ward of this city from the Electric theatre to the Crystal theatre, one door north of the former voting place.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-08
Building Nearing Completion.
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY

The concrete block building be- ing erected by Dr. H. E. Cureton on North Front street is nearing completion. It will be occupied by the Pat E. Hunter Marble works when completed.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-08
BEST IN EXISTENCE.

'I sincerely believe, all things considered Hunts Lightning Oil is the most useful and valuable household remedy in existence For Cuts Burns, Sprans and Insect Bites it has no equal so far as my experience goes"
 G. F.. Huntington, Eufaia, Ala
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The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-08

ELECTORS
Secretary Bullion Arranges to Place Their
 Names on the Ticket.
 FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.


 Bruce T. Bullion, secretary of state Democratic central commit tee, paid the required fees yester- day to Secretary of State o. C.. Ludwig, to have the names for presidential electors placed on the ticket for the election next month. The names of the electors follow:
 At large-John H. Hinemon, Philadelphia; Clay Sloan, Black Rock. District electors-Ist, L.. c. Going, Paragould; and, Davis l.. King, Hardy; 3rd, J. Wythe Walker, Fayetteville; 4th, Styles T. Rowe, Fort Smith 5th, Tom D. Brooks, Russellville; 9th, T. Havis Nixon, Pine Bluff; 7th, R. s. Warnock, Magnolia.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-08
FL PASO MEN ASPHyXIATEO
]. A. Phelps and J. P. Price Die
 in Memphis Hotel.
Deadly Fumes from Gas Jet Cause Death of Prominent White County
 Men.
 FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.

Little Rock, Oct. "A special to the Little Rcck Gazette from Memphis last night says: With the gas jet turned full on the life less bodies of J. A. Phelps, AZ years old, a merchant of Fl Paso, Ark. and J. P. Price, 45 years old, saw mill operator of Beebe, Arkansas, were found in room 59 of the Fransiolia hotel at 6:3o o'clock Thursday morning. The men were asphyxiated. They had been dead some time before they were found by a negro porter, who burst the locked door of their room.
 From the appearance and posi- tion of the bodies of the unfortu- nate men, it was evident that trey were awakened by the deadly fumes and had made afrantic effort to reach the winC ow.
 Men Were Prominent
 Beebe, Oct. I.-The lifeless bod ies of John T. Phelps and J. P. Price were brought here today from Memphis, and carried from here overland to their homes at Fl Paso this afternoon.
 They were asphyxiated last night in their room at hotel in Memphis. Gas was not turned down, as is supposed, there being no other explanation to be reached. Both men occupied the same room.
 Both are prominent here. MT. Phelps was very successful mer- chant and business man at Fl Paso, and MT. Price was well known farmer and at one time president of the White County Farmers Union.
 They left here together Tuesday for Memphis on business trip and expected to return today. The sad news has produced profound sor- row in the hearts of the people ot both Beebe and Fl Paso.
 I. A. Phelps was a brother of J. T. Phelps, merchant of this city, who left last night to attend the funeral. He is also the father of John A. Phelps, IT,, who graduat- ed at Hendrix College in June, 1907, and was well known here.
 Miss Fay Phelps, daughter of J A. Phelps, is attending Central College, and left yesterday after noon for Fl Paso, on the receipt of the sad news of her fathers death.
 Mir. Phelps was well-to do and highly respected citizen. His son and daughter mentioned above are his only children.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-11-04
BRYAN READY FOR
NINETEEN TWELVE
Third Time Loser is Not Worrying
Over the Result Slept
Well.

LINCOLN, Nov 4.-Tbe third defeat
for the presidency is not worrying Bry.
an who slept soundly last night Hhe
rose at eight refreshed and in good
spirits. After reading tle morning pa
pers he decided to wait more complete
returns from Indiana Ohio, West Vir-
ginia and Nebraska before comment
ing on the result The victory in Lin.
coin and Lancaster county is extreme
ly gratifying, he said. The Lincoln
vote upset the calculations of the man.
ayers of both parties.
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CLEAN SWEEPS IN
NEW YORK STATE
Chairman connors of the State Dem.
ocratic Committee Admits the
Loss Of Entire Ticket.

NEW YORK, Nov. AT II o'clock
last night Democratic State Chairman
Connors, who, with other prominent
democrats. had received returns at
state headquarters, said:
I concede the election of Taft and
Hughes. Taft pulled Hughes through.
Chanlersran ahead of the rest Of the
ticket We did very well upstate,
Dut thought we would do better in
the greater city. Although We have no
exact figures on the remainder of the
state ticket it looks though it would
follow the head and be defeated.
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TAFT BURDENED
WITH MESSAGES
Successful Candidate Buried Under
an Avalanche Of congratulatory
Messages.

CINCINNATI, Nov 4.-Taft went
to bed at O'Clock this morning and
rose late and found big pile of con-
gratulatory kilograms. His secretary
announced he would probably be un.
able to answer them personally. This
afternoon he is to make a principal
address at the laying CT cor
ner stone Of the school building.
Tomorrow he addresses the
national meeting of missionaries.
Thursday night the Commercial club
gives a banquet. Friday with Mrs.
Taft he goes TO Hot Springs where
he remains several weeks.
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chanIer Disappointed.

The vote in greater New York for
Chanler was deeply disappointing to
his friends, while the heavy vote for
Taft, especially in Brooklyn, COM
pletely eclipsed the most sanguine
hopes of the Republicans. Hughes was
CIT heavily upstate. but not so deeply
as to imperil his election once the
drift in his favor below the Bronx"
had begun to make itself felt.
Some figures relating to the Repub-
lican slump in certain states that were
regarded as certainly Republican are
little short of amazing. Pennsylvania s
immense plurality of over 500, 900 four
years ago has been cut in two. Illi-
nois, which gave Roosevelt 5000 in
1904, has gone for Taft by about 17o,-
600. The highest claim of the Repub-
licans for Indiana is $4,000 as against
a plurality of $4,000 in 1904.
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DENEEN WINS BY
ABOUT 10000
Hot Fight for Governor Reduced the
Majority of Deneen but Taft
Had 10000.

CHICAGO, Nov. AT / o'clock
Wednesday, the returns showed con-
clusiyely that Taft had carried the
state by 10000 to 175,OOO. Deneen,
republican, for governor. won by a
plurality of 10000 to $4,000. The
next legislature VIII be composed of
5S republicans and 81 democrats in
the senate, and 215 republicans and
l76 democrats in the house
The congressional delegation from
Illinois, with three districts to hear
from, will be composed of II republi-
cans and democrats.
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New York Surprises.

Returns from the up-country dis
trict of New York state, where voting
machines are largely used, were next
to arrive. 1t had been predicted for
days that Erie county, including the
heavy vote of Buffalo, might be taken
as an index to the drift throughout the
country. This proved to be the case
as far as the national ticket was con-
cerned, Taft having a plurality of
more than 1000. Erie county, surpris-
ingly, however gave Chanler a plural
ity of more than 5000. Opponents of
Hughes were quick to claim sweep
ing victory, but returns from other
large counties and cities soon changed
the complexion of the returns com
pletely.
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WISCONSIN,.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 4.-Practically
complete returns from Wisconsin
place Taft's plurality at S7,962. The
entire Republican ticket is elected by
$4,000. Ten Republicans, one Demo
crat (Weisse), were elected to CON
Sress. Socialists lost two strong
fights for congressman.
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ILLINOIS,.

CHICAGO, Nov. socialist vote
In Chicago, 15,ooO, a lost of 10000
over 1904. simons, national commit
teeman, said: Reduction is the result
largely of the efforts Of the organiza-
uon to make their members support
the old parties. The increase over the
entire country will be fifty per cent
uespite the falling off in the Industrial
centers. 1t is thought today the vote
OF 1904 in Chicago was abnormally
large and probably cast by those dis
satisfied with Bryan.
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stanGpatters and progressives. The
returns this morning show first esti-
mates of pluralities probably low.
Einhth District In Doubt

DES MONIES, Nov. 4.Aw. P. Hep.
burn has probably been defeated for
congress in the Eighth district. In
complete returns up to noon indicate
that w. T. Jamison has small plu-
rality. Hull has been reelected in the
Seventh district. In tn Sixth strong
Democrat district, the Republicans are
claiming the election of Kendall over
Hamilton, Democrat, by decisive plu-
rality.
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COLORADO.

DENVER, Nov. AT eight this
morning less than third of the total
ualiots 70 cast in Colorado were counted.
=, rnese We're in unimportant precincts.
me Republican and Democratic chair
,aeh .n claim the state by 5000 to 10000
- precincts out of 1,123 in the state
s'se Iaft 29,1si; Bryan zS,7OS.
oo,ol scratched. Returns from
,ouf'een - Denver precincts indicate a
Democratic victory. Two Republican.
oae o democratic congressman probably
e,ec'ed' A Democrat legislature will
erect successor to Teller.
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SENATOR BERRY rs
DEFEATED FOR SENATE
He is Downed by the Most Bitter
Opposition Ever Given Any Can
ddate in the District.
/ Special to The Gate Citv1

CARTHAGE, H., Nov. 4,-senator
Q. F. Berry was defeated for re-elec-
ton in this district Tho majority
against him is about 500.
The fight against Berry was a COM
rlicated one, involving several factors
the total of which accomplished his
defeat. The opposition to him was
the hardest and most bitter ever CIV
en- any candidate in the history OF
politics in this district.
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by Overwhelming Plurality
gress 1900. Other eight congressman
are Republicans.
IONA.

IOWA.
DES MONIES, Ia, Nov. 4.-Incom-
plete returns at 10 o'clock indicate that
Taft has carried Iowa by 10000 to 50,-
600. Roosevelts plurality was 15S,000
four years ago. However it is only a
slight falling off from the normal plu-
rality The entire Republican state
ticket is elected, probably by the same
plurality. Cummins has probably car
ried the Republican senatorial primary
over Lacey by from 10000 to $4,000
The indications are that the entire
delega ion in congress will be Republi-
can, lin of one over two years ago.
There is close race in the Sixth dis
trict between Hamilton, the present
Democratic incumbent, and Kendall,
Republican. Both sides claim the dis
trict.
In the Second and First, both close
districts, Dawson and Kennedy, Repub-
licans are elected. In the Eighth
Hepburn is reelected.
In DeS MONIES lnere was tre-
mendous loss of votes to the Repub-
lican due to the large labor vote for
Bryan.
Hull, in the Seventh district, was
elected, but by reduced plurality.
DES MONIES, Nov. 4.-The Repub-
licans this morning are in get-to-
gether movement following the nomi-
nation of Cummins for senate at tne
primary yesterday The election of
Taft and Governor Carroll and the leg
islature gives the party to the old pow
er in the state. 1t is thought the Sc
lection of Cummins at the polls puts
an end to the bitter feud which has
long manifested itself between the
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 4.-Taft's plurality
il approximated by t1is mornings re-
turn at 100000, 71,000 less than
Roosevelt's. Johnson won governor.
ship by 5000 to 10000 Hammond de-
feated McCleary, (Republican,) con.
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OKLAHOMA.

GUTHRIE. Okla, Nov. 4-The Dem
ocrat lead in Oklahoma was reduced
according to this mornings return.
Heavy socialist vote in southern coun-
ties strongly Democratic, reduced
Bryan's plurality. Probably be $4,000
to 10000.
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Losses in Middle West.

The republican plurality fell off
heavily in the middle west in a manner
thoroughly surprising to the Republi
can managers.
Speaker Cannon has been reelected
by his usual majority.
Representative Payne, of New York
and Dalzell of Pennsylvania, were re-
elected, and the house will probably
continue under it's old regime Payne
will have charge of the new tariff bill
in the extra session which Taft will
call Immediately after March a, next.
The first returns received came from
scattering districts of Massachusetts.
The heavy pluralities indicated there
for Taft seemed at once to displace
any probability of Landslide for
Bryan, as many Democrats had claim
ed, and the Republican managers at
once began to put out claims of vic
tory.
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NEBRASKA.

\ oMAHA, Nov. 4.-Late returns to.
~ ~ from the farming districts, in
~. hAipie'e show the result In Ne
n,e. ,asha Is still doubtful with Bryan
aiaih'alning ~ a strong lead. He gain
~ ~ III the cities and larger towns and
ra ,ae country districts decide. Sheldon,
hhosernof' ho is probably beaten by She'll
oerger democrat.
a. LINCOLN, Nov. AT ten O'Clock
,a tn.s morning the figures are still com
~, s IN and indicate Bryan carried the
a. a.a'e His plurality will be under ten
~ thousahd. The anti-Cannon feeling in
'e state played an important result.
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bryan's Third Attempt 20 Win the Presidency
Results I'm His Overwhelming Defeat, the
Pluralities Against Him Being
Tremendous.
NEW YORK SLAUGHTERED BRYAN
0'ase 1aVe Iaft larger Plurality Than, Roosevelt
while New York City for First Time Gave
Majority to Republican Candidate

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.--The general
election returns received up to mid
night show the following results.
William H. Taft is elected President
with approximately 29S votes.
Practically no change is indicated in
the complexion of the house.
The senate will retain the present
Republican majority.
Governor Hughes is reelected in
New York by about $4,000 plurality.
Indiana has gone for Taft
Bryan apparently has carried Ne
braska
Ohio returns are very slow, but
Taft has carried it by a large plurality.
Taft may have majority in the city
of New York, the first time this city
has given its vote to Republican
Presidential candidate
Taft probably will receive a greater
plurality in New York state than Pres
ident Roosevelt did four years ago. He
has exceeded Roosevelt's plurality in
New Jersey and has a surprisingly big
vote in Massachusetts.
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Roosevelt,s oninion

WASHINGTON. Nov. Roosevelt
today declared the election was
triumph over unwise and improper
radicalism, as Taft's nomination was
a triumph over reactionary conserva.
tism.''
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TEXAS.

DALLAS, Tex, Okla. Nov. 4.-This
mornings returns show the Democrats
won in the Tenth and Fifteenth Texas
districts. Complete returns from the
state will probably be delayed for
some days.
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NEW MEXICO.

SANTA FE, Nov. 4.-Territorial A.
Democratic headquarters concede the
reelection of Andrews, congressional
delegate. The legislature is probably
Republican.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

FARGO, Nov. 4.-Early returns
show little change in North Dakota.
Taft's plurality is climbing. Johnson
leads Burke for the governorship,
though early returns showed Burke,
Democrat, leading. Burke's plurality
il Fargo is less than one hundred.
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NEW JERSEY.

NEWARK, N. j., Nov. chairman
Franklin Murphy says Taft will have
d greater plurality in New Jersey than
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MONTANA.

HELENA, Mont, Nov 4.-Complete
returns this morning indicate Taft
carried the state. Norris, democrat,
is elected governor.
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UTAH.

SALT LAKE, Nov. 4.-Taft carried
Utah $4,000 to $4,000, indications In
complete returns this morning. Esti-
mate is based on complete returns
from Salt Lake City and few out
side precincts.
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KANSAS.

,oa, aoihkA, Nov. 1.-THE result gives
,o,,, aoiicahs big plurality. Revised
les,a, a,''s are slow. Republicans control
- e,sia'ure- Bristow will be elected
'ne senate in spite of the railroad
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Nov. 1.-THE Republican
state committee claims Michigan by
over 100000 for Taft.
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CONNECTICUT.

NEW HAVEN, Nov. 4.-Taft's plu.
rality in Connecticut will exceed 25,-
600.
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Roosevelt had four years ago. 1t was
over $4,000.
VERMONT.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Nov. A.
Taft carried Vermont by 27,OOO.
MAIN E..

PORTLAND, Nov. 4.-Maine gave
Taft an estimated plurality of 1,5OO.
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SIANA.
MS indicate Br.
ity in Louisiana
ARkANS SAS.

LITTLE ROCK, Nov. 4.-This morn
ings returns indicate plurality of
10000 for Bryan. A small vote caused
the reduction.
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in 1904, dropped to about 10000 for
Taft