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PLURAL
GROWING
Minnesota Governor
Wins by $4,000.
couN7YoPT|oN beaten
:;
Democrats Fail to Secure "Drv"
Vote for Their Ticket
REPUBLICANS GET WISCONSIN
Socialist Victory in Milwaukee
l.. tx. Feature Of Election.
REPUBLICANS GET WISCONSIN
Socialist Victory in Milwaukee
IL -. Feature Of Election.

St. Paul, Nov. 10.-The plurality of
Governor Eberhart, Republican can
dtdate for reelection, over James Gray,
Democrat, continues to increase and
may reach $4,000. Every county in
the state, or at least all but one &C.
cording to present returns, gave
majority for the Republican can
didate.
The hope of the Democrats that
they would secure the county option
vote proved to be groundless Coun.
ty option stronghclds like Otter Tail,
Lac qui Parle, Yellow Medicine, Nor
man and Sherburne counties were
caught in the rush and went to Eber-
hart. The big Democratic counties, on
the contrary. deserted their candidate
and gave majorities to the Repub-
ican candidate.
Fred w. Johnson, Democrat, made
a remarkable race for secretary of
state, running far ahead of his ticket
in many places throughout the state.
All the other Republican candidates
won by neat majorities.
Congressional Results.
Sidney Anderson of Lanesboro will
be the only new member of the Mime
sofa delegation in the next congress
as all of the eight members who were
candidates for reelection were victo.
rious. W. s. Hammond, in the Second
district, the lone Democrat in the last
delegation, had the closest run, but re-
turns indicate his election by about
5000 over Franklin Ellsworth, his Re.
publican opponent
In the Fourth district Congressman
Stevens secured reelection over his
Democratic by opponent close to
5000, while in the Fifth Frank M. Nye
Republican, had less than 1000 plu
rality.' In the Eighth Miller won b.
big majority and in the Third, Sixth
Seventh and Ninth districts there was
no opposition to the present incum
bents.
Mayor James c. Haynes, Democrat,
was reelected chief executive of Min
neapolis over W. e. Satterlee, with a
plurality of forty-four votes; Thomas
Van Lear, Socialist candidate, running
but 1000 votes behind Haynes.
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BOYS ACCUSED OF GRAIN
..- THEFTS ELUDED POSSE

no manner In which they might obtain
anything to /: eat, the officials are;
anxious lest the outlaw lads have III
some manner been able to make Their
getaway. One attempt at leaving the
shelter Of the timber was made SaturI
day morning at II o'clock but was un.
successful, they having to return when
discovered by the posse. -zf Ak til &
Guilt Fastened on Them. :7s3*:
Guilt Of thefts which have been com.
mitted in and about Tolna during the,
last two years was finally fixed upon
the Norris family when quantity Of
grain was stolen from Andrew Ander4
son. The wagon used in hauling the
grain broke down and had to be aban-
doned and in that manner it was learn
ed that the Norris family had someth-
ing to do with the affair. @ PM
Saturday morning Sheriff Peterson
went to the Norris farm, i've miles
from Tolna, placing the father, Henry
Norris, under arrest, but the boys were
enabled to make their escape and gain
ed the shelter of the timber on the
reservation. With the exception az
the one attempt that they made to es.:
cape, nothing has been seen OF them.
Both boys are armed. *i tf*t5 II, n s.4.3
The timber in question covers an
AGRA about a mile long and a half 3
mile wide, but is very heavy. There
are one or two farmhouses in the
timber, but the residents Of those
have not seen anything Of the boys.
They are lending assistance to- the
sheriff in his effort to capture the boy1.
Came From Kentucky. &5s: 4
The ..orris family came to Nelson
county from Kentucky about two years
ago and 1t is claimed that they have,
been engaged in a series Of petty
thefts ever since that time. In addi-
ton to the Anderson grain stealing;
case, it is also claimed that the faith
er and two sons are guilty OF break
ing into box car of furniture In Toll;
ma. - 2a5 s=$s
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.DAHLRBAN PROBABLY BEATEN
Latest Returns Indicate AIdrlch VIII
NJ: z$ Be Winner in Nebraska. %$5

Omaha, Nov. 10.--Chester H. al.
drich. Republican, has probably been
elected governor of Nebraska over
James G. Dahiman, Democrat BY a
plurality Of between 5000 and 10000.
The Omaha Bee, Republi lean, claims
Aldrich's election BY at least Z 900 and
the World Herald. Democrat, admits
Dahlman,s probable defeat.
Had the Price.
10 vain they told the heireas chat
the duke was an iInDoator and worse.
sy, + gaid u friend 81 have
read that there Is q price upon bis
Bad. 4
. EilE the hearesS only answered, II
have taa price. 4 ssxcEaassss ssS
zssa ssssE AZ a..
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CALIFORNIA is REPUBLICAN

ELECT Governor and Make Gains in
Legislature.
San Francisco, Nov. 10.-The Re.
publicans won decisive victory all
along the line in California. Owing to
the length of the ticket and much
scratching, the count proceeded very
slowly, but indications point to a
heavy plurality for Hiram W. Johnson
the progressive Republican guberna.
torial candidate, over Thee IRE Bell
his Democratic opponent. Boil the
Call, leading Johnson paper, and
the Examiner, which waged a strong
fight for Bell place Johnson's plu
ra1itv at something over 10000
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GREAT sURPRlsE>AT CHICAGO
Democrats Make Clean Sweep Of the
~. County Offices. n i 81. III

Chicago, Nov. 10-The results OF
the election in, ,, Illinois and Chicago
furnished one of Y the greatest sur
.prises in the entire country. Although.
pictured ais In the best shape OF any
state in the Middle West from the
Republican standpoint nowhere was
the Democratic landslide more pro-
3nounced. 81 3 Ri
3# The Democrats mads q clean sweep
I'M Cook county and for the first time.
in fourteen years the party reigns ss.
preme here. With pIuralities ranging
from Il. 900 ID 225, 900 the Democrats
captured every county nee.
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4 q

Every young person needs business education and it
costs to get at this great Business and Short
hand Training School, under exact Office conditions
than at OF the small questionable The results
are however, very different. $50 d. c. pupils went
to excellent positions in banks and Offices last year
400 will do this year. All Fargo banks and 6S5
others employ D. 3. C. pupils bookkeepers, tellers
stenographers cashiers No other school offers such
evidence of endorsement.
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Well Posted,

What course should lawyer pur.
sue when called on to defend man
whom he knows to be guilty 4, asked
the examiner Of the applicant. s z.'5,, !.
/: The examiner scratched his head a
moment and answered. Charge him
double. Of COURSE .z 3. .s 81: %5}.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-11
4. 4 Il Z! x ;;.{ ;sts s ~ T,
Wt1ere IL HurSa.i

S. Say. = have an awful pain. won
der y Il Ii appendicitis? Cam you tell
me on what side one gets Il ~
n y on the inside, OF course. -
Columbia Jester. 4
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-11
BAD Selection.

GOODNESS me, but that w0naans
makeup is loud 4
@ TT Is that .s She should have used
noiaeless powde altimosa Anert-
can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-14
LABOR MEN NAME CANDIDATES
ON PROGRESSIVE PLATFORMS

An attempt to defeat the militia
tive. referendum and recall planks
in the platform OF the newly organ
izcd labor party. which held its first
convention az the Labor Temple
yesterday afternoon and evening
created a storm Of protest from a
majority OF the delegates
Delegate r. y. Ault denounced
bitterly the measures as putting a
weapon in the hands Of enemies OF
the laborlng classes The debate
lasted more than an hour
The platform adopted favors
freedom OF press and speech. more
effective inspection OF work shops
and factories, no employment OF
children under 10. no more than
eight hours work for women. the
abolition OF labor injunctions. Sc
lection Of judges by the people for
short terms, exclusion OF Asiatic la
Dor. woman suffrage. initiative. ref
erendum and recall. the forbidding
OF interstate transportation Of child
lauor
A complete legislative ticket was
named The labor party will not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-14

make a fight for county offices, ex.
cept for commissioners. The fol-
lowing we're nominated:
Senatorial candidates James
Durham, miner. 18th: w. Blake,
bricklayer. 31st: III. A. Patxold, car
penter. 32nd: p k Mohr. baker.
33rd: Jack Hay. stone cutter, oath;
George Healy. pile driver. 85th: W.
s. Pulver. bricklayer. 36th: A. @.
Brown. carpenter. 37th.
Representatives - Matt O'Grady,
Emil Hendrikson. p. II. Martina,
miners, 40th district: +. S. Sharp
and c. X Wall. carpenters. 41st:
r. II. Bolton, baker. and James
Keiso. carpenter, 42nd: George t.
Mcnamara, editor Union Record,
43rd; w. r. Anderson. barber, and
J. p. Gade. brewery engineer. 44th;
Thomas Harbach, brieklayer. and
f. b, Ault, printer. 45th: George
Harrison, newsboy. and c. w.
Doyle. painter, 10th: Thomas Null
cahy. press feeder. and F. p. Beebe.
bricklayer. 47th.
Commissioners-H. w. Utter. car
penter. First district: w. ]. Tien-
ney, steamfltter. Second district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-14
VOTE ON COUNTY OFFICERS

In SO precincts of the $50 the following
For prosecuting atorney-John f. Murphy 2.322;
Griffith, 1853 John Mulgan. 49, James Bradford 1872
Henry Dennng. 297; Frank h, Wrestling,
sheriff-IIodge, 4.23s; Phillips, i467
audor-Case, 4t73; WELDON,
For treRsurer-Hanna 1895; McConnaughy 2O56
assessor-Parish 3.793; Armstrong, 1906
For ooroner-Snyde 1881 Ksntner, DeSoto
engneer-Morrison, $780, Brathwate 1865
For superintendent of schoos-Burrows 29O4; Mary simmons
Richards. 1886
William @. Norris Ralph are neck and neck
IN
1885, Rice 1906.
the precincts
Peterson
Judges John Main and John T.
judiciary OF 81 highest
IN ,ns Ana
Ronald Addison W. HASTE election - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-14

more he combed Ballard Beach for
wandering Nellie the madden did
Mr. Stringer become. He well knew
George (aged 49, and Oscar tagged
f4l and knew them TO be desperate
men. As the kidnapping of Nellie
was desperate aud high.handed
piece of business to say the least.
twas but natural that Mr. Stringer
should Immediately connect the
Thompson boys That's Just why
he told Truant Officers Lewis and
Kotchum about It, Aud It's said
Ketchum always does.
Now no matter how hardy n
couple of desperate men may be
nor how dauntless -such things as
six.eyed dragons. fiery gulaboos
and truant officers are things to be
feckOned with
George and Oscar were nailed by
Lewis and Ketchum on the Beach
drive. .4aybo George and Oscar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-14
KETCHUM COT
EN- THESE z
DESPERADOES

They're only Is and II years old
- respectively -- are the little
Thompson brothers they're
horse thieves. according to r r.
stringer, OF 5S71 Goth It, n Il.
The Thompson boys are named
George and oscar and they live out
at Ballard Beach The lads haven't
taken very kindly to the call 10 re.
turn 10 the tiresome schoolrOom and
this morning they decided that Il
was high time that there was some
thing stirring So Il was while this
idea obsossed them that George and
Oscar spled a doclle mare owned by
Mr. strinRor The gentle beast was
tethered near glass plot-near It,
mind you, on the beach. George
and Oscar thought It would be fine
sport 10 take ride on the Strlnger
property, which Is naemd Nellie
Mr. strlnger took II hard The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-14

county by perhaps 1ru votes
Belllnahani. Incomplete returns
put polnderter a three 10 one vic
tor In Whatcum county and two
to one victor tn Skagit county. In
both counties Humphrey leads for
the congressional nomination with
Revelle second in Whateon and
bryan second In skaEis.
Spokane William l.. La Toilette.
cousin Of Senator Boil" La Toilette
OF Wisconsin. and progressive ~.
publican candidate for congress Ia
the Third Washington district has
been nominated over four oppou.
euta. This morning the count
shows he has a good lead for both
first and second choice
wm. la Toilette Ia ranchor Of
CoIyilie. He owns one Of the finest
apple orchards In the state,
port Townsend. Returns from
six polling places In Jefferson
county give Burke u. PoindexteF
so. Ashton 10. HUMPHREYS 3. Free
man To-
-Poindexter liz. Burke
Is. Ashton 3. HUMPHREYS : aud
Pierce /.
spckane.--Rigzviile. county seat
of Adams county. gives Poindexter
Ias. Burke a.. Ashton So Ethiopia
goes Poindexter 81. Burke s.
Eleven precincts give
Polndexter 2i2. Burke 20.
Tacoma Returns from ~ poll
ing places give Burke :, Poindex,er
TTs. Ashton SOC. HUMPHREYS 8.
Freeman :
Bremcrton.--BuFkr 90. Polndex.
ter 1876. W Humphrey iss. Bryan
30.
Brenerton Twelve polling places
give Burke 900. polndexter fTs
HUMPHREYS and Freeman vote In.
significant.
Kitstss-S Six precincts give Ham
phries s. Freeman (. Burke 90. poln.
dexter 42t. Ashton 81. cotteriil 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-14
SIGN Of FRAUD
IN CONVENTION

HkRTFoRD. Conn. Sept. IA
~ Connecticut republican conven.
hra vas thrown into turmoil today
shen the tellers reported the total
mse ca the contest between ChAa
6ondwtn and Everett Lake. rival
an6ldaies Tor the governorship.
slowed two more ballots than the
teal nnmber Of delegates 10 the
eenssnfion.
he announcement ~ the vote
faassd q near riot among the dele.
sasss Tae count On the first bal
h gave Goodwin 2s6 and Lake zS5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-14
NO DOCTOR. GIRL DIES

After suffering from pneumonia
for several days without medical
treatment because her parents are
members Of the Church OF the Liy-
ing God, little Bertha May Ander.
son. four years old, died at the City
hospital last night She was taken
to the hospital Monday night by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-14
KELLOGG FOR
SUPREME COURT?

NEW lUHk, sud-. TIA rumor
that caused considerable commo.
ton reached Wall st today TO the
eject that Frank y Kellogg, of
Minneapolis, government trust
buster, has been slated for a place
on the bench of the supreme court
of the United States. Tho rumor
was generally credited, although It
had no apparent authoritative
source.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-14
Man Is Stabbed

M.ke Kelly. bartender had an
.rramens With Dolilc Gray az the
usnroe apartments. At sixth and
yssler. this morning, and when Il
sss al over Mike bad a pretty
.srlous knife thrust under the
sssrs and pollie had disappeared
x,llv i IN hEd SHAPE but may re
soysr He has been residing az
~ isth av. s lie Is now in
Providence hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-14
CBy United Prsss)

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Sept. IA,
"A Joint endorsement OF Theodore
Roosevelt and William Howard Taft
is feature of the republican plat
form in Missouri The document
was finally drawn up after an all
night session and was presented tC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-14

Humane Officers Vaupell and Kent
and Or. w. II, Hall. on receiving
complaint from nelghbor Of the
Andersons that the child was dying.
Her parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Ella
Anderson, 30IS Fourth av. N. r.,
and the religious sect to which they
belong does not permit medical at
tendance In case OF sickness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-14
ELECTION JUDGE
DIES In BOOTH

"A Slckerson. grocer, aciine
..s-s AZ election. died suddenly ia
~ Ealing place OF the scoon \
.lsrs isth ward. t052 Rainier Z ',e
,srd. about 1850 last nisht Step
.lss 40 the telephone 20 make a
IN ~ fell unconscious and died al
s..,.s immediately. Heart disease
- siysn al the cause,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-14
BOTH ENDORS SEQ

the convention today. The platform
recommends the conservation pol.
cies OF both Roosevelt and Taft.
pays a tribute 20 the tariff, en-
dorses Gov. Hadley and his adj
ministration and the record OF tho
republican party generally.
Hadley led the fight against the
Taft endorsement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-14
COLD STRIKE
NEAR NOME

NOME. Alaska, Sept. lt-hun'
-. are Bolnins In the stampede
,sday to the new sold camp on the
s..,rrel river. Tho camp has boon
Nd Kiana. and Is located ON a
Mean spot near the mouth Of tho
squirrel river Tho camp has been
"a strikes were reported yestcr'
- and the main street OF the new
q, was laid out today and mer
...,sle companies will send up sup
~. Immediately.
Gus seifsert today chartered the
.,sccnef Mary Sacks, and leaves
IN 4 heavy passenger list for the
.sw camp this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-14

viii be sent to Join their elder
brother Chester who is in the re
form school If they are, II will be
rather bad. for no self-respecting
beach can possibly shift along
without at least two desperate
characters to lend a bit OF romance
10 things. can a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-14
MANY KILLED IN
HALL COLLAPSE

sltion Hall, on eof the largest build
ings In Belgium, collapsed. Already
two bodies have been removed from
the ruins. More than a score Of In.
jured have been taken to hospitals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-14

!. HOTEL MAN SAVES BOATS.

! Cart William A Conneil 81 /,
, Ketrhskan, Alaska. who says ,
! h tries 10 run a hotel between +,
! vrseks has plotted three I
: wrecked shlps from Alaska TO I
: ssaitis h the past sin months. I
! ma record TO Date Includes the !
I sax Iellffe. which towed the i
4 Princess May down from Sen. !
: fsnss hae4. the Georgian. :
wrseks1 10 lry strait, and the I
: Tscann IL arrived AZ Seat ,
tie last sisAE
sssssss 80 a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-14
nv rnlied Ptc..l

fBf United frcsH,)
CHARLEROi, Belgium Sept. ~.
Several persons are believed 10
have been killed today when Expo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-14
PoINDExTER's VOTE

Miles Poindcxter's estimated plu,
ralitiee by cunntics. based on in.
complete returns, follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-14

Ashton will carry Thurston
county by perhaps zoo votes.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-08
AND WALLACE
GET GREAT RECEPTIONS
Enthusiasm Aroused by Lincoln
Roosevelt League Candi-
dates Surprises

Letters received at Lincoln Roosevelt league
headquarters from Hiram W. johnson. candi-
date for the Republican nomination for gov
ernor, and A J. Wallace, former city coun-
Gilman of Los Angeles candidate for the
Republican nomination for lieutenant governor
state that they are meeting with unprecedented
SUCCESS in northern California, and that the
receptions rendered to them north of Sacra-
mento have been more enthusiastic, II possible
than the receptions given in Southern cali
fornia where both candidates arc said by the
leagues officers to be exceptionally strong
One Of the parties accompanying Hiram w.
Johnson and Mr. Wallace writes
I'VE were Mt Yreka Monday night april a,
ana Mr.. Johnson spoke TO one Of the most
enthusiastic gatherings we have yet had
Every one seems thoroughly imbUed with the
Lincoln Roosevelt principles and give US a
tremendous welcome wherever we 60.
To-day "wednesday at Dunsmuir we were
almost taken Oft feet by the reception
accorded US Mr.. Wallace IS one of the best
takers Imaginable, because he does not in
dulge IN fowery oratory. but simply states
the plain facts IN a plain way that greatly
appeals to his audiences. The good
work he has accomplished at Dunsmuir how
ever, is only a sample Of what both he and
Mr. johnson have done all along the line.
Tomorrow we will be at Red Bluff, and
have been informed that the largest hall in
the city has been engaged, and that arrange
inents have been made for one OF the most
enthusiastic rallies We have far encoun-
tered We will be at Rsdding Friday and at
Chico Saturday, from which point shall
write you another letter.
Everything is Democratic or Lincoln
Roosevelt league and there is no longer a
question that the old machine is relegated.
Good government seems to be as strong a
slogan in any of the northern California towns
It is in Los Angeles"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-08

at lot, owner and builder; one-storS
four-room residence; $1,000.
San Pedro street, 1926 South-James
L. Dobner 237 West Sixty-third street.
owner and builder; one-story four
room store building; $3.50.
Santa Barbara avenue, 1914 West
Fred c. Harris. 1851 Budlong avenue,
owner and builder; 11s-story seven
room residence; $2500.
Virgil avenue, 1873 North-W. L.
Brazelton, 52S South Spring street,
owner and builder; one and one-half-
story six-room residence; $4,000.
Virgil avenue, 127 North-Same as
above; $S0O0
Ninth street, 1881 West-D. Botiller,
at lot. owner; Alta Planning Mill COM
pany builder; one and one-half-story
two-room garage; $1237.
Western avenue 4614-William Cor
veil. 2432 Malabar street, owner and
builder; one-story six-room residence;
$1,000.
Forty-ffth street, 1887 West-Frank
Roseborough, 62S Antonia street own
er; A. w. Sloan, builder; one-story six
room residence; $1,000.
Forty-sixth street, 1887 West-Joseph
Wehrly, 6181h West Sixth street, own
er; w P Higgins. builder; one-story
five-room residence; $1,000.
Union avenue 1921 South-Mrs. c.
D. Weston at lot owner; John S. Wal
ters, builder; alterations of tenement
house; S2500
Budlong avenue. 4162-R. D. Morris,
1922 West Forty-first place, owner and
builder; one-story seVen-room resi-
dence; $4,000.
Holiday street, 57O-C. H. Afford,
$50 North Boylston street, owner;
Adams Street Building company, build
er: two-story nine-room residence;
$4,000.
Seventh street, 34O1 East-M T.
Holcomb owner; Fl. P. Sibereil, build
er; one-story four-room shed; $1OO.
Seventh street, Ball East-Same as
above; $100.
above; 500.
siskiyou street, 34O2-same as
above; $780,
Seventh street, 1923 East-same as
above; one-story two-room shed $50.
Siskiyou street, 3422-Same as
above; $50
lywood-Franklin street,. 7.
Cook, Hollywood, owner; Alf Nelson,
builder; two-story eight-room resi-
dence; $1,000.
Flftieth street, 1862 West-Los An
geles Investment company, 1886 South
Hill street, owner and builder; one
story six-room residence; $2450.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-08
PRISONER THINKS HE IS
CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHTER

your getting me out of the way be-
cause you know I'm after the cham
pionship of the world Jeffries is be-
hind this" cried Curly" Cohan, the
Venice young man whom the police
surgeons say has been driven insane
by the study of physical culture, as he
was led, handcuffed from the city Jail
yesterday to the county hospital am
bulance. Cohen was arrested Wednes-
day by Detectives Jones and Boyd
while amusing a crowd in Spring street
by his declarations on the simple life.
He believes that he is possessed Of
great strength and has suddenly come
to the conclusion that Jeffries and
Johnson have plotted to imprison him
in order that they may more safely
retain their pugilistic honOrs.