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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24

their do.nothing policy has proved the
best after all. They have literally
stalked the game General" Champ
Clarke, with his army we'll formed has
waited behind the breastworks until.
the lighting factions OF the opposing
party met OH the battlefield. "Unaio
doe" Cannon. the gamecock of the
G.. Q. P. Regulars, has added fuel to
the flame that cut him off from the
Committee on Rules by calling the In
surgents towards and other bad names.
The outlook. therefore, Is brighten
ing for tho Democrats. The election OF
Foss in the roclt-ribbed protection
State has given hope. and courage to
the Democrats and frightened the Re-
publlcans.
Care iu f8 s selections.
Tho Democrats Will be very careful
l5about selecting the men for tho MS
|snority contingen on the new Com ,
)3mittee on Rules. Tho names OF Clarke,
| Of Missouri; Fitzgerald OF New York:
Underwood, OF Alabama. or sladen, Of
Texas. and Hammond, of minnesota, OF
Dixon, Of Indiana, or Hitchcock, 81
NEBRASKA, arc mentioned. Four dir
| ferent sections OF the country are tc
be represented, Some OF the lotheads
would make fight on Fitzgerald 70,
1.-THE part he took in the controversy a,
| the beginning 8orsthe tariff session, bu1
cooler ones Will not, i Is said, permi
this. fitzgerald has the reputation o
being the best Informed man on Thu
rules here. Ills party record is fai
and his ability of8a higl, der. Palm
, or, OF Pennsylvania, has made NOR
reputation than any other 49esmocra
LIN the House within the last lew yea 6
lie Is - new member, but every ION on
conversant Whit the facts knows tina
The is ID 4 powerful f7ongress a al'.i II
4 may be named There IL some q con
4 troversy over the Southern ma NJ ~
ifeither8 underwood or Sladen would Y
i 'accepta Hammond. Dixon an
4 Hitchcock are good men,
4 Representative Jones, OF VlrElnla.S J
4 opposing Fitzgerald, and he and o O.
Y ers may carry the fight to thu. cahc g.
!, but the general Impression Is that .ft IS,
4 tho sake of party harmony the sNe t'
Il Worker viii he sretRincd on ne com
Z intttee, The sVirglnlans have no
a agreed upon any course OF ncttol
u None OF tho members IA q 20 ndida ~
for lnelnbe ship on the commlttee 2
'll9ules, II A III, n. q, IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24
ANTITOxlN FATAL
Woman Dies in Commissions, Result o.

Woman Dies in Commissions, Result Of
lnoclIlntlOn.
Minneapolis, Mimi, March 23.-Mrs.
Guy b. Smith. Of this city,is dead as the
result OF being inoculated With anti
toxin to- day. She died in convusions
Ave minutes after the antitoxin had
been administered by physician. Mrs
Benjamin Franklin. IT,, and had been
ailing for several days. \ physician
pronounced Mrs. Franklin's trouble
diphtheria. He inoculated both wo-
men with #antitoXin, and Mrs. Smiths
death followed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24
TOM i. JOHNSON SAILS

Former Mayor OF Cleveland Going 10
Carlsbad for Health.
New Yorit, = March .3.-Former
Mayor Tolfi u" johnson, Of Cleveland.
sailed for Europe to-day on board the
Mauretana In search of health.
Mr.. Johnson is going to Carlsbad to
take the waters, but declined to dis
cuss his plans in any detail. He came
to this city a few days ago from
Cleveland. where it was reported thai
his health vas extremely poor.
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News. Of Manchester

There Is considerable talk In this city OF
organizing lodge to be composed OF new
men in every way-that is--those who are
not now members OF the order.
The ladies OF Meade Memorial Church
which will be on salc Saturday morning at
llllman's store, Az members are requested
will so to the srEan fund.
Miss Barksdaie. OF West Virginia. is the
guest OF Mrs. a. Clarence Atkins Mrs.
Atkins, who has been visiting In West
Virginia. has returned home.
Mrs. W. f. Gill and children viii leave
to-day for Petersburg to spend Easter With
relatives.
Niles Grace Owens is quite sick at her
home on Porter street
Mrs. j. F.. BEDFORD, who has been very
sick. Is much better.
Miss Eliza ingram. who has been visiting
Miss Lena Warwick In Campneld, has re-
turned home.
Mrs w. F. Rudd will leave to-day for
Baltimore to be the guest OF her friend.
Miss Roberta Edinondson. for the Easter
season.
Miss Ella Mayo Will! leave the last Of the
week to visit friends III Washin gton.
Misses Patio and Annie Lacy. who have
been visiting their sister, Mrs. T. NJ. Find
! ley. have left for their homo in LynchburE
j. w. Bronaugh, who has been si4k. !:
better.
Mrs. Charles L. Page. who was taken K
| the Virginia Hospital for treatment. is
resting moro comfortably.
Mrs, Aurclius Gill and children will leave
| for Petersburg saturday to visit relatives
a. T. .Atwell is recovering from his re-
! cent attack OF sickness. s.
| West End Church held a rehearsal 0
| Easter music last night. Meade Memorial
!, Ia inbridge Street and the Presbyterian will
also hold rehearsal III the next day or two
A. IT. soebill has sold his old home plac
In Chesterfield county to 0. D. McGehee
4 OF Newton. ~ c. The place contains 10
acres W. - 3g5s
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OBITUARY
Mrs. y. j. Harvey

Z i /.
Mrs.s,1. II. f1aryoy died Yesterday at
the residence of her sotl- In j law, W., NJ.
Luck, 100 Virginia Avenue. Barton
Heights. She was sevcnty-six years
rio funoral arrangements Will be
''''' Niiss y csste II. Tmicl,cr.
Misc Jessio -. Tulcher died yeattr-
day at the residence q l1er. brin J, g,
Fourth street She was the daughter
OF the lato JOHN w. Tulcher. OF Nash
' irhe funeral will take place this al.
ternooniat 4 80 O'clock from Emmanuel
Baptist Church.
NIrs. Regina jacobs. wife OF N. r.
Jacobs died yesterday afternoon. She
was born in MarburE.. Germany. June
49, 1910. She is survived by her hus-
band, ono son and three daughters
Adolph jacobs. Misses Florence, Selma
and irene Jacobs.
Anno,,ncoment OF the funeral Will be
made Int cf.. 5Fa4s eaa5les l5f
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WILL APPLYsT THE COURTS
plan Of the Local option Campaign
- Committee FL ChicaEO,

n ~ IOmM1ttCC III VHIcu-Us
Chicago. III, March s3.-Following a
ruling by the board of election com
certain that the dry petition would
he thrown out, the local option cam.
spaign committee last night by formal
resolution Instructed It's attorneys to
carry&the fight into the courts. AS a
result it will not be known for sew
cral days whether Chicago will vote
on tho wet and dry question April ..
and In the.meantitilc all sorts or COM
plications are possible.
The final decision of the election
board VIII be given to-morrow or Fri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24
IN N EMORlAM

sad but loving remenr-2
brance Of r. a. Lowry. who. died one
we miss thy kind and willing hand,
Thy fond and earnest care.
M Our home is dark without thee;
we miss thee everywhere
1YIEE AND CiILDREN. 81
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POLITICAL D.RI.F
0MG ? !.
Democrats Wonderfully Encouri
aged by Recent Events IN
Republican Camp ca N
Special 10 The Times Dispatch.l

[spe cial to The Times Dispatch
Washington, u. c., March ss.-- Sl.N's
drift politically, at this time. Is away
from the Republican party. The e sl's'' \
ton OF a Democrat to succeed WI llin In
G. Lowering, In the Fourteenth Massa-
chusetts has boosted Leader Champ
Clarke and his colleagues wond erful-
IL, the first sign OF Democratic gain
came from the Sixth Missouri. Judge
David A. Dc Almonds old district.
This was followed By he battle De.
tween tho Regulars and the sInsurg chts
In the Republican camp, and now the
TOSS victory in Senator Lodges state,
Harmony" is the watchword OF tho
Democracy as represented at WASH
5ington. II Bryan ramalns In tho back,
ground tho movement toward a sare
and sane policy will continue to grow
and thrive.
This is what one hears at the Cap.
;itol. SIS ii 5
PRESIDENT Tart. Is not doing his party
any good, the Democrats say He has
created tho impression that his back
bone Is without vlgor, Postmaster,
General Hitchcock, the political lead
or OF tho administration, Is charged
with taking short cuts to make sure
OF delegates to tho next national con-
vontlon All of these charges are bob.
bling up to worry tho big chief. Dem
ocratlc leaders here have no T. been az
gresslve, but tt begins to look as !
Il I III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24
.REa DcuaRrERs EVERYTHING MUSIC
cmn,oves Of the plant on his retire,

employees OF the plant on his retire t
smncrIntcndcnt of Locomotive Works.
MIR Delaney was tho first superln,,
tendent Of the engine plant. ana lald
off and began the erection or me pres.
ent works at the north end OF SeVehln
on March i, 1895, he was elected
Engineer OF Pumphouscs Or the C!ty
Water Department., II position Whicn
| he held with great fidelity unit! MS
death. Colonel Tanner. his, old 6uSi-
ness associate. was q member OF the
Water Committee by. which he WIS "
elected, and the session Is dcscrlpcn
ms having been one OF the most stormy
on record, Mr.. DELANEY having been
1 elected on the twcnty-hrst baiiot. AZ. :
lthat time he was a member OF the nrln
Iworkers, at sixteenth aud Broad
| streets. which since his retirement has
| devcloned into the Richmond Iron
4 Works.
4 IN hts service to the Water Depart.
4 ment he was peculiarly successful ana
.lhad several times been commenced ~
1.-THE Mayor In annual messages. y
i charge jof the pumping plants OF the
4 city it was his task to keep the CITY
\ reservoirs full of water at all times
land In all conditions of the river. he
4 siiperviscd the recent installation OF
4 electrically driven pumps. and was
! greatly interested In the success OF
1.-THE clear water plant. with the opera
Il ton OF which. however. lie was only
Indirectly connected.
4. The arrangements for the funera
1Ihave not been completed as YET. -
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Charles w. King.

Especial to The Times -Dispatcf.I
Lacrosse, Va, March 23.--Charles
w. King. who lived near here, died Mt his
home this evening In the seventy
eighth year Of his age. ffe was vet.
Gran OF the civil War, having enlisted
In January, 1862. in Company D, Twen-
ty-second Virginia Battalion. Flclds's
Brigade. a. +. Hits Division, He was
In active service until tho close OF the
war. He is survived by SIX children,
three sons and three daughters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24

Mudlavia Cures rheumatism. Kidney, skin
ana Nerve Troubles with it's famous Mud
Bathe. Hig Hotei-open all year. Thousands
made well--naturai traatnen,--draws out
pain and poison. Book free. II. b. ER.a-
MER Pres. Kramer. Ind.
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Mrs. Annie &. Smith.

Especial to The Times Dlspatcll.l
Unnville, Va, March 23.--Mrs. Annie
G.; smith died at her home here to-day
after n long illness In her sixty.cishth
year. She was a member OF the Meth
odist Church, and is survived by her
husband, one daughter, Miss Susie
Smith. and q son, Landongs Smith. OF
Norfolk. The funeral will take place
from the residence on Pine Street
Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
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DEATHS

ut the residence of
her brother n-law. Andrew w.
Swain, 704 North Fourth street.
NiISSSJENNIE u. FELCHEF,. daugh-
terf6f the late John w. TFulcher. of
Nashville, Tenn.
Funeral THIS (Thursday) AFTER
NOON at 4:30, Emmanuel Baptist
Nashyille paners please COPY.
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Minor ArrcNtA.

r.. j. Boiling. colored. was arrested
Yesterday on q charge OF recklessly
driving In the street. ,
w A. Priddie, white, was arrested
on a charge OF being dlsorderly an
resisting an officer.
Blair Stratton, white. was arrested
on a charge of carrying Il concealed
weapon. which was a razor. 5sssS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24
CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.

- n CONDIIlONs NYEsTENDAT.
S a.. NJ. temperate re......S....... SO
}fluMldlty ..,....-.E...... ~
Wind, direction OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES outl,
Wind. velocity ..i....8.3. .3.tt.
Weather ~. nv. ,s,......t.5... ..t... Clear
IL noon temperature .......s.l. ~, "A
3 F. NJ temperature .....8.l.S.i..f.f. rs
Maximum temperature up to 5
r, NJ, s........,,.....S..s. sc
Minimum temperature up to
E& II j5 o.
Mean temperature .............. 81
Normal temperature ..........,.. 4.
EXCESS In temperatures. III
Deficiency. IN temperature since
.Accun>. excess In temperature
since january 1..5.9.i.i,8.2. $50. IL;
Deficiency In rainfall since March
J ~. 500. ;l..S.
Accunl. deficiency In railfall since
January l ....s...l,s.s.;.i... .8..f.... o.
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Nashville papers please COPY.

IIARVEY-Died. March "a. ut 1915
o'clock. at 700 Virginia Avenue. Bar
ton Heights. MRS. j. j. HARVEY
In the seventy-seventh year OF her
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MRS. j. Il. Saunders.

Mrs. sarai, a. Saunders. wife OIL. IT
Saunders, OF 1lcnrico county died
ycstc, slay at the Virginia Hospital.
Sle was forty-slx years OF age.
TtIA. funeral VIII take place from
Blney's undertaking establishment to-
morrow morning nj 1880 o'clock. The
intermcnt will be made in lakewood
Came tei,. h 90
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THE WEA[ HER

Forecnat; Virginia and North Caro-
iltnn-Fnir Thursday aud probably Frl-
day; modcrntc, south winds.
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at his residence. 10
North Meadow Street, at 10 o'clock
r. NJ. Tuesday. GEORGE .. LAM
BETH. sixty years Of age. He leaves
a widow and eight children.
Funeral win take place from the
residence THIS #(Thursday) AFTER
NOON at 4 o'clock. Intermcnt In
Hollywood.
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j AcoBs--bied. at 1:2o p NJ, MRS.
REGENA JACOBS t'iee Steible).
wife OF Mr.. n. Il. Jacobs born in
Marburg: Germany. June 10. 1870,
She is survived By her husband. one
son aud three NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FLORENCE, Selma and Irene, two
brothers-samuel A. steible. OF New
Orleans, La. and Emil a. Steible, OF
Washington, d. c.. and two sisters-
Mrs Pauline Gnttcnburg and Miss
Germany.
st;5S Funeral IN Office later. Ht,45slIsii.
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at the Virginia
Hospital, yesterday, SARAH a. sAUN-
DERS. the wife J. T. Saunders. She
was forty six years OF age.
The funeral Will take place from
Bliley's undertaking parlors TO-
MORROW MORNING at 1890 O'clock.
Burial in lakewood.
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yesterday. att iis resi-
dence. 400 East Baker Street, JACOB
Il. KEITH: aged sthirty-four.
Funeral notice later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24

Baltimore ara Ohio train and was
afterwards killed, was n wcll-to.do
contractor OF this place. and member
OF d prominent. south Carolina ne family 1l,y
skifs Hospital at Baltimore, where lie
mad PINNED TO have an operation per.
Sf formed III tho hope OF being cured OF
4 ,tliscasc which had troubled him for 2
4 ! entned y,erfertiy rational. 1t Is
thought BY those who know hin, here
frat brootiinE over his physical trou.
Bic caused him to become unbalanced
mentally. . s IL,
and was unmarried. He Us survived
by one Brother, d merchant at Little
Rock, S. c.
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of seventy-eight yenrs.5 The following
children survives: Mrs. Francis I. Cox.
Sidney, John and William ~ Ham-
5morsley. Her funeral will take place
at 9 o'clock Friday afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24
John W. Landlord.

tSpecialto Tho Times Disnatc CHI.
Lankfo died last, night after long
Illness, aged seyenty-cight years. He
leaves one son. a resident of Lynch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24
john ". DRvlH.

Especial to The Times Dtspntch.l
Roanoke. Va. March 23.---John w.
Davis, general foreman of the city
engineering department., died at a TO-
cal hospital to-day OF typhoid fever,
aged slxty-one years. He was MAJ
tive Of Franklin county. and for many
years large municipal contractor
here. lie leaves a widow and five
children.
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m.1Hin n. & O. Employ.

q Old III q. e q. FWVTU!'
Phiiadeiphia. Pa. MARCH, 23.---Con.
t1uctor o. II. Wcllman. WHO was shot
and killed. by j. III. Bethca today or =
baltimore and Ohio train, near. VIII,
mington Del, lived With his Wif S,t nna
fa,,rt, street. this city. He had been
1 in the employ Of the Baltimore ana a.,a
Ohio Company for nearly erty-ive
years. and had been conductor III :
teen years ,,,4,, !.
man was ono Of the most reliable men
ON the road. So.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24

at her late residence,
10 West Duval Street. Tuesday
morning. March 20, at o'clock. MRS.
ELIZA. MOORE, mother OF Miss Lii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24

Oonly8 One NDRONlO @luININEan
That Is 14AXATIVFl b ROAIO QUININsM
Look for tho signaturctof Nc w.
GROVE Used the World over to cure
q Gold In One Day 25c, s II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24

F'unerni from First Baptist Church,
corner. College and Broad Streets,
THIS tThursday) AFTERSoo., at 9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24
Nirs. WlIItn l,l Noon.

Especial TO The Times -Dispp tcii.l
Chatham. Va, March 23.--Mrs. Wll-
liam Moon died at the home OF her
husband at Elba Satthday night. after
an illness OF several weeks. Her hn5-
band and six children survive.
fS VI Esnrf rrflrtd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24
IN INIPoRl.ANT |cITIEs

MINIATURE ALMANAC,
March "a, 1al0,
sun rises -, 6 700 HIGH IT'D =,
Sun sets. ,3.g.. 6:2l Morning ,,,3. = Ivy y!
Noon sets,,.5:50 Evening .,,,. 4; u
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Funeral notice later.
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Mrs. Eliza Hnn,mcrsley.
Alexandria. Va. March 2s.--Mrs
Eliza. Hanmersley. widow OF James
Hammerslcy. died this morning at lie,
home, 1l12 Cameron Street, at the agt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24

w1LL1AA1s-Entered INTO rest. Tues
day, March %. at 2:so p. NJ, lsA-
BELLA NJ. WILLIAMS. wife OF Rev.
". b. Williams.
Funeral from the RESIDENCE, 1922 10 :.
West Grace Street, THIS THURS
DAY. March "a, at 1870 r. NJ. Friends
OF the family invited to attend. In
torment private.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24

General News Notes.
The Manchester Lodge Of the Knights OF
.PythiAs Will be received Monday night ~
syracuse Lodge OF Richmond the first
named lodge having united With Syracuse.
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Especial 10 TheTlmcs Dlspatcli.l
Burlington, n. c., March 23.---A. NJ.
Porteriield. aged sixty eight years,
died suddenly YESTERDAYS while engaged
at work In Il cotton mill at Haw River,
four miles OF Burlington
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24

Damages estimated at $50 was caused by
a leaking gasolene stove yesterday morning
at $50 o'clock in tho store OF i. 3. Moore
e. Company at Fourteenth ana Hull Streets
BY the aid OF buckets OF water and the
prompt response OF the Are department this
blaze was soon put under control, Mr..
Moore barely escaped being severely burn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-10
Special TO Times Repu blican.
Des Moines. Nov. 10.-With ten
counties estimated, Carroll has
2l.400 majority over Porter in the
election for governor.
ia! 70 Tines Republican.

Special TO Times Republican.
Des Moines. Nov. l0-Completc re.
:urns from ninety three ou, OF ninety
nine counties In Iowa give Carroll. res
publican. for governor. II lead over Por.s
ter, democrat. OF 1924.
a. noon today the best figures obs
! tainable on governor show that Carroili
was elected by between $1,000 and ls.-A
900 majority. This includes definite tiE-s
ures from eighty counties and a state
ulcnt as 10 the fItatorities ~ all hat s
half dozen. Chairman FRANKIE says th0
figures VIII not vary much from this
,o,al majority All the figures received
as to other state officers show much
larger majoritcs.
No returns have been received by
state committees on the constitutional
convention.
Rural Vote Did IT,
Chairman Carl FRANKIE. OF the repub-s
lican state central committee. said: II
was confident from the frs, that when
| the rural districts were heard from
forter's lead IN the cities would be cut
10 nothing and that Governor Carroll
would forge ahead. Iowa republicans
have done remarkably we'll considering
what has happened in other states OF
the union The democrats have not
gained IL single office in this state Woi
have elected the governor and the. en-
tire state ticket and VIII not lose more
than one or two general assembly men.
In the congressional districts the same
percentage OF republicans have been
elected. a republican replaced dcno-
crat In the Eighth and democrat res
placed republican in the Second
Chairman \. r. Reed. OF the demo.
ri ~ st To- ra ly,,it 81 49,
ted that all was apparently lost for the
democrats tho he declared that tho ot-s
/ fcial count wolsld be awaited ON 5ttta
governship. Our figures do not agft0
! with the figures secured, in the news.
| paper offices In Des Moines.' hc said.
Il have instructed all my county chair
; men To be on hand when the official
canvass nj the votes Ia made to see that
do not lose any thru negligence
Sixty Majority on Joint Ballot.
The republicans viii have about sixty.
majority in the joint Legislative assem-
bly, next winter. Returns already re-
ceived show thirty-seven republican
senator's and thirteen democrats. In
tho house there are seventy three re-
publicans and thirty democrats. Five
districts have not yet reported deli
nltely. This gives the republicans at
least 10 members of the two houses.
Progressivcs Will Control.
In the matter of factioual differences
tho senate republicans stand twenty
proEressives and seventeen standpat-
tiers. Tho house members known to be
elected are divided into forty-five pro-
sr"ss ives and twenty eight standpat-
ters. and out of the doubtful districts
this lead Tor the progressivcs viii be
slightly Increased Leading progress
sives figure large working majority
In the republican caucus.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-10
ANTI AMERICAN pEMoNsTRA
TON IN MEXICO CITY pEvEL.
OPS SENSATIONAL INCIDENT.
ATTEMPT TO AssAsslNATE
UNITED STATES AMBASSADOR
Adviess Rsesivsd at State Department.
Confirm Reports Of Abuses Of Amer
lean citizsns and Insult to stars and
Stripes-Studsnts the Chief Offend
srs-Protest Made to Authorities.

San Antonio, Tex, Nov. 10.-Advices
eceived here from Laredo state that
1ne rioters in Mexico City today at
tempted the life of United States Am
bassador Wilson.
The report came from sources con-
sidered reliable. The attempt on the
life Of the ambassador was made this
afternoon. The attack was the culm1-
nation Of the anti-American demon
stration which began last night, IN
which two Mexican students and an
American onlooker were killed by the
rolice in an attempt to suppress order.
Bitter feeling was aroused as result
of these fatalities, and further trouble
was expected. On account of a rigorous
censorship, the reports reaching here
are meager.