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The border vidette., 1910-04-16
GUNNER MILL AND CRusHER.
Colrs Description of the Cause of the
 Altar Gold Excitement.
By A Coll in the Mining World.


 In March a year ago. Mist Quinner of Nogales, went into the places country of the Altar district. Sonora, with q new machine, on which he had worked for years. Up to the present time he has extracted S75. 1000 gold, while Charlie Peck, of St Louis, using another machine of the same make has taken out SlOo,OOo.
 The machine is a cylinder it. long and 3 fit. in diameter. A shaft passes through this cylinder and to is are at to each machine. To the end of these ch.ins are suspended slugs, about 8 inches long, and three inches thick which clear the cylinder itself about 3 inches. When the machine is set in motion; the shaft turns at the rate of 375 revolutions per minute, while the outside cylinder turns st the rate of 2S. By centrifugal force the chains stretch out, and the slugs strike the cement and gravel. Theoretically, the slues strike blow of l 800 lb, in one round but Tn practice in one revo lution they really strike the flying rock and cement many more times than single blows per round, though probably at reduced momentum. The spiral arrangement causes the flying slugs and chains to act as a grinder. thus forcing the pebbles and rock from the hopper end of the cylinder to the discharge end, and this portion of the cong glomerate is at once eliminated from further action in the process. The pulverized cement, black sand and gold pssses through the slowly revolv ing cylinder mesh into trouebs below.
 This powder and sand is then put into a dry washer. The washer is a series of "frets," with g bellows at the aide. which blows off the light dust. leaving the gold and black sand in filter from fret to fret. When a suff cient amount of material bas been run through the washer. It is stopped, and the black sand removed. This con tains the gold nuggets. the coarseLess of the gold in these placers making the process possible. With dry hand pan the sand is worked oil, and the gold saved. The black sand con- taius smaller particles of gold, and this black sand is therefore also saved for future treatment by some other means. The pulverlzer uses no water. and the only water required is chat in the boiler. This at the present is taken from the pipe line. The nill has a capacity of 600 tons of cement day. Quinner has been taking out with two machines about 54 OF. gold per day.
 The cement deposit averages l2 it ID depth, but it runs iu gulches iu many places to much greater depth. Great areas ot the placers have been worked over and over. and in fact the machine described are now working on ground which had already been gone over by cruder methods.
 The area of the placer is about 25O miles long and l50 miles wide. though it varies in richness. The country is without water, and conditions are diff cult.
The border vidette., 1910-04-16
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
 OF THE Board of Supervisors of Santa Cruz County.

Office of the Board of Supervisors. of Santa Cruz County. Nogales,
 Arizona, March 7. 1910.
 The Board of Supervisors met pur- suant to adjournment of February 7th. 1910.
 Present, Chairman Auburn, Mem bers Parker aud Henderson sud Clerk Bero!j.
 Minutes of mretlu.s cf Dsccml CT
The border vidette., 1910-04-16

30 and 3lst. 1909. and Janu-ry 3rd, 24,h and February 7th. 1910, read and approved.
 The Board now audited and alIo we'd
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-08
SNATCHED FROM JAWS OF
DEATH BY OPERATION
Continued from Page 0ne)

mans spinal column had been removed
nv taking out the fractured vertebrae
his puIse became stronger and hi!
respiration more regular -.s' -
While Mr.. FORMERS ultimate recoV
erv is still uncertain and II may be sew
eral DAYS before he is out of danger
the unusual operation has given him
new lease on life, as when the surgeon
took his knife in hand the man was
dying.
TIE accident in which the patient was
injured occurred shortly after 10 o,clocF
Sunday morning, when he was driving
along Marietta street in his buggy. HIS
horse became frightened, and 'bolted
when an automobile driven by DIR. ]. T,
Freeman, of 172 Emmett street, ap-
preached.
Mr.. Fortner was hurled from the We
hicle against the telegraph pole lie
was rendered unconscious by the blow
and IL was thought that he was dying
when ne was rushed to the hospital in
the emergency ambulance. The horse
which the injured man had been drivins
ran ALI the way to the center of the
CITY and was being led back out Mari
eta street when he passed the amDu-
lance bearing Mr.. Former.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-08
OHIO VOTE IS SMALLER
THIS YEAR THAN LAST
Activity Is Now Confined Al
most Entirely to the Pre-
CinCt Workers
(By Associated Press. J

CLEVE----ND, Ohio. Nov. with the
exception of some 18th hour activities OF
Warren G. Harding Republican candidate
for governor. who is to make three
speeches today. the Ohio campaign has
been transferred from the hands of the
orators to those OF the precinct workers.
Registration figures in the cities of the
state, compared with those Of 1908, indi-
cate a reduction of 100000 or more in the
total vote of the state.
Two years ago 1.123,19S votes were cast
for governor.
Governor Judson Harmon and State
Treasurer d. S. Creamer. are the only
Democrats now holding active state Of
nee. The Republicans control the balance
of the Offices in addition to the Legislature
and IS of the 20 congressional districts.
Each side claims clean sweep tomorrow
on the state ticket ard a majority of the
general acknowledgment and congressman.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-08

NEW YORK. Nov. THE cotton market
opeEed firm az an advance Of iO8t5 points. IN
rssruase 10 higher Liverpcol cables, larger Ing
IiSh spot sales and q renewal Of the buying
zoveuent which developed toward the end n
lsst week % expectations % bullish ginning re-
port Wednesday. Business active and
mere general than for some time past with the
approach Of the iS-cent level, bringing olt q
lot u realizing. but offerings were well 90
scrbsd and prices held within 5 points Il
the best during the middle OF the morning
Private estimates issued BY 4 local authority
placed the crUV at li-5S0.Ooo bales
Reports that . prominent English statistician
estimated the crop al 1l,SOo.OOO bales and pre-.
dictions that this would start a more uera
demand frum foreign spinners. caused re-
ueWsl OF the upward movement and the market
IN the late forenoon was active and firm AT
a net advance Of shout II to ie points.
Cotton spot closed quiet. II points advance;
mi6dling uIlands l4-2S; do. gulf lS2oi sales
$3.50 bales
Trading became a little less active and there
were slight recesSions during the noon hour, Sut
a little later business bruadened ard the market
during the early afternoo1 sold "a 10 - points
net higher on sctive covering and fresh bIyilg
from outside sources, with May touching lSc Or
about 20 points above the lowest level reached
last week. Southern spot markets officially re
ported early were unchanged TO sic higher.
NEW xoRK COTTON
Ths tclioaing were the ruling Cuocatoos on
TIE szcnange todsy:
Tone, barely steady; middling, IA S5-lOOc.
quiet
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-08
Sheet Music at Wholesale

Tremendous opportunity to buy direct the veTy
latest. most popular music at the wholesale
price. Don't think of paying 500 and zoe for
music when you can buy II from us at ohy nc
postpaid.
Latest Popular Songs-Metropolitan successes
Words and music, for piano or organ
Games OF Childhood Grand Baby or BaOy
Days Grand
Meet Me Tonight In Silver Bells New
or. prea M Th.. n.vs Grizzly Bear Just out>
CJnst OUT Down In jungle Town
Twilight "A high-class Mandy, How Do You DC
baIIad( Ny Pony Boy
FUNDAMENTALLY piano or organ
Silver Leaves 1.-TWO Garden of Love (Wtz.l
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Moon Winks (Three- step.
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Don't wait when you can have any one of the
above for only 17c each, postpaid. Make out a
list from the above and send STAMPS or coin.
If there Is any piece you want, not shown send
for our complete list. mailed to you free.
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Bldg, Oak Park, Ill.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-08
''The Devil Of Today

His work in the Home, Church, So
ciety. Business, Politics and every walk
of life. a book portraying the grave
dangers found in all. conditions of life.
pitfalls and methods of escaping them.
A warning note to save young men and
women from wreck and ruin. This
great book contains more than 500
pages. A single copy will be mailed
to any address on receipt of the price,
ST %. we want, agents to sell the
above book with a full line of standard
subscription books. Red Letter Family
ard Teachers Bibles. Catalog free.
Write today. Department No. 2. Phfi-
lips Boyd Publishing Co, Atlanta. ca
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-08
uAywARp A. CIARK's COTTON LETTER

Nrv ORLEANS La, Nov. The map
ssozs fair weather throughout the belt No ram
In The uast - hours. There we're some light
Gins however on Saturday in Alabama and
ths eastern states. Indications are for cvn
fInued fair weather. slowly rising Temperatures.
nat fair weather S an important factor is
saown BY the following crop report Ton Mont.
fossy aud should II continue Il viii cause some
damage 70 Erade ard also prevent good Per
esutass sf bOlls from opening The freeze Of
last week killed the plant every he
darssxs r. serious and generally under-esti,nsteti
We estimate the loss i'm Alabama at fully
100 600 bales"
Tfvsrp0ol was strouS with futures as much
s. IL points higher. Srots points higher salss
Il co. Corrsspondeuce is very buliish AMI 70
r.o-r mills well under contract for months ahead.
Try goods and mill reports IN this country are
$50 -nore favorable Fall River reports mills
wsTi under contract and are New York dry
zs.aar rpr0rts sav that business last week was
r4Faf~~ for the sole reason that mills stouriv
refuze ali bids AMI viii not discount toe futurp
- fhnv bslisve 70 higher prices fer tie raw
material
IIrernool eablsd that their market vas sf-
fsrted By 4 rumor that Neil would zone out
wfth cron estinate under I2-0o0.0o bales
our market or.nsd 20 10 uoints niEher SUI
that New YORK and cur exchange win b closed
tomorrow. However. feeling Is huIiish and bull
ish slvscrs from New York well antieips-
ton % q bnil'sh census report on "wednesday
hrought constant buying in the market which
sdvanccd % I4-s2 for March. The census re-
rort viii b. published a. =. m. on weda@s.
Tag. u viii give cntrc7 Eiuned to November
sround 10000 hsles. Spots are quiet but firm
aud about Z higher % bay
NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH. Ca. Nov. T.-sprits firm
1sY Rosiu: Water white. 81 -; window
glare. e. .os; y, $3.50; ", $50; &. Sc. IS
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-08
DEMOCRATS SURE TO WIN
At NEW JERSEY POLLS
Independent Newspapers Con-
cede Woodrow Wilson's Lead
Over the Republican
fRu Associated Prsss.l

TRENTON, y. j.. Nov. democrats
are more confident than Republicans a
to tomorrows election. and their view
seem to be sustained by the Independent
newspapers of the state. They are de-
pending for their. success on the co-opera-
ton of the insurgents and the progressive
vote in north New Jersey, and also upon
the insurgent Democrats who have been
voting the Republican ticket in recent
years.
The Republicans concede their weakness
in these respects, but expect to offset II
by drawing heavily from the labor vote
in favor of Vivian n. Lewis, their can
didate for governor, because of some
criticisms Woodrow Wilson, the Demo-
cratic candidate, passed upon labor unions
in some OF his addresses while president
of Princeton university.
Uncertain congressional districts are The
Fifth, Seventh and Eighth, now repre-
scented by Republicans.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-08
WONDERFUL GERMAN REMEDY.
Family Remedy Discovered 300 Years
Ago for Skin Troubles. ....

l want everyone suffering from car
buncles, milk leg, piles, cancer, tumor,
boils, sore eyes, skin diseases, ulcers,
cuts bruises, dog bites, chilblains. corns
or rheumatism to use HEIRLOOM
SALVE.
This remedy was discovered nearly 300
years ago at Cloister Marchthal. Wurs-
temberg, Germany. by Prior Schwarz,
and has been handed down in my family.
Its healing powers have astonished ply
sicians for centuries. When l was de-
lirious from fever and in terrible pain
with a tumor on the left side, | applied
the salve and in two days the tumor
opened and the impurities passed away,
and since then l have never had re-
turn of this a.lment.
If you will write me today I will tell
you all about this ancient German Rene
dy and how to use it at home and l will
help you TO health.
MRS. .. REUTER-,
sos z. 35th St, Kansas City, Mo.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-08
JULIUS |. BROWNS
REQUEST TO TECH Is
ATTACKED IN COURT
Continued from Page 0ne]

thirds to the Georgia School of Tech
nology.
Aside from the allegation concerning
the alleged use of undue influence and
the mental incompetency of Julius l..
Brown at the time of the making OF the
will, the provision for Iech is attacked
on legal grounds. 1t is asserted that
this provision is in violation of a spe
cific section Of the Georgia code, which
provides that no person shall give to
an educational institution or strange
more than one-thIrd of his estate, to tn c
exclusion of his widow. 1t is claimed
that the will does tbs, in that it pro.
vides two-thirds of the estate shall be
given to Tech for the establishment OF
the julius L. Brown chair,
The will also provides that, in the
event the bequest to Tech should be
set aside, then the entire estate shall
go to Joseph NJ. Brown.
PROVISION FOR WIDOW.
The following was the provision in the
will for Mrs. Brown.
It is my duty and it is my pleasure
(for I have no enmity against herr TO
provide for my wife during her life,
although she left me and mas been gone
for years, and my daughter is dead and
/ am alone and my hopes are all dead;
therefore, I wish one-half of the net in
4
paid TO her during her life. My executor,
even before my debts are paid, may pay
her at least 800 per month, if she wishes
! IL.
TECH PROVISION.
The following provision applied to Tech;
l wish the remaining twU-thirds OF my
property conveyed to the proper authori-
/ ties of the Georgia School of Technology
at Atlanta, Ga, to found and maintain
profesosrship and department of cleo
tricity and chemistry to be known as the
Julius L. Brown professorship. wish
only the income OF this property USED
each year. 1t can be used to pay profes'
sors' salaries, for purchase OF supplies
| for experimenting, for testing ores
woods, soils, plants, for prizes. for schol'
Iarships. etc 1 do not wish the capita
spent. I wish ii to be kept intact, sc
! as to do all the good that fund will do
! for 7 believe the Georgia School of Tech
nology is worth all the Georgia college;
combined.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-08
ARE INDICTED FOR
KIDNAPPING OF GIRL

CARTERSVILLE, Ga. Nov. 5.-The
Barlow county grand jury has returned
a BILL of indictment charging Postmaster
George Park, of Emerson, his brothers,
John and Eb, and Mrs Eva Chitwood
with kidnapping Mss Lucy Ingram, the
1S-year-oId daughter of Coroner w j.
Ingram, of this county -
The father of the young woman is
named in the bill as prosecutor, and
the paper alleges that the girl, who
is under age" was forcibly carried
away and enticed from her father by
the Park brothers, of Emerson, and'
Mrs Chitwood, of Gainesville.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-08
MEMPHIS CENSUS WILL
Be ANNOUNCED soon
Figures Will Indicate Division
of Races as Well as Pop
Iation
CBy Associated Presa.)

WASHING - nov. The census
returns for Memphis will be announced
within the next few days. When given
out the figures will show not only the to-
tai population as in other cities, but will
indicate the divisions of the races, the
number of whites and the number of
the colored beings stated separately.
This will be the first city in which
the division has been made and it was
taken there in connection with the I'M
usual. careful enumeration made I'm that
city. 1t is also expected that the pop
ulation of San Francisco and Los An
geles will be announced very shortly.
After these announcements there will be
only two or three large cities remaining
TO be heard from
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-08
HEAR ERBSTEIN MOTION
ON NOVEMBER IL NEXT

CHICAGO. Nov. 5.-Judge Ben NJ,
Smith ruled that a motion to quash the
bribery ind ctment against Attorney
Charles f. Erbstein may be entered at
once and set November Il as the date
for hearing argument on the motion.
A motion of the defense that Erbstein's
counsel be allowed to interview Juror
Grant McCutcheon. who alleges that
Erbsten bribed him to vote for the &C
ouittal of Lee O'Neil Browne, was set
for hearing tomorrow.
Erbstein is accused Of corrupting Jul
ror McCutcheon to vote for the acquit-
tai of Lee O'Neil Browne, minority
leader Of the house of representatives
at Springfield, who was accused of brib-
ing Representative Wh.,e to vote for
Lorimer for United States senator.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-08
LAST A BIG THING!

AGENTS-AT LAST A BIG THING! e..
No matter what you've been selling, or how
much money youvc been cleaning up-Our
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system VIII interest you. It's winner on every
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is ahead Of any other propO: iton in dhe field.
You carry with you convincing proof that the
Air Gas Lighting System produces a purer,
simpler. better and cheaper light than any now
the market. Could yotl ask anything better:
Write today for prospectus, terms, territory and
and sale plans.
ACORN BRASS MFG. CO., 227 n. Peoria St.,
Dept. 4566, Chicago.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-08
LAMAR AND GLOVER
TO BE HELD IN JAIL

AMERICUS, Ca, Nov. 5.--Both Nick
Lamar and Walter Glover alike, charg-
ed with murder in the killing of Eugene
Gum at the jackson hotel here last Sat
urday night over a card game, will UNI
doubtedly remain in Jail until court con-
venes in December.
Glover, was given committal trial
here yesterday afternoon and held with
out bail, the testimony disclosing the
fact that he urged the shooting of Gum
by Nick Lamar g.. ....
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-08
ATLANTA MARKETS
ATLANTA COTTON
A4LAkIA COTTON
ATLANTA. Ca, Nov. Cotton hv uar,
steady, l4&c.

..--S- 80 No-' NV lotion oy wagon,
Salt, 100 pound BAGS. JUc; ice cream 81. 90;
white fish, kits, ASe; % pounds. 50 10; 100
gloss starch. CSC; World corn .tsrcb 3isc:
Dicksl packages. $3.50; pickles. $3.50; potash.
s9gsr-standard graduated. $500: p,apta,ton
Si.9O; coffee, green, bulk, i3gl5c: roast.
ed. bulk. Rio, Blue Ridge, Isc; StopexsIi
Ise: AAAA. i1c; Uno. &c; rice. Jap. Sl.c:
S2.T5 bushel; Lima beans. Sc.
ELo0R. GAAl.', mar AND FEED
Fiour-Sacked per barrel: Fsultiess FINEST
FLOUR. S6T5; Gloria (Self Rislngl IS so. swsrs
Down tFsrcy PATENT So H. P',rifsn 49, ,u eNana
Pstsnti. 500: Home Queen tEignest PATENT
Sc o.: supreme Highest Patentl s. rs. Wbit.
Cloud uiigh PATENT, $685. Iowa (Pstentl
S5.25; sun Rise (Patsnt. s5.T5; ocean Snrsv
$3.50; Tulip Flour. S4.T5.
Meal-saeked per bushsi; Meal. plain IA
pound sscks. &c; plain. e6pound sacks T3c.
sacks, lie.
tirsin-Sscksd ger busbsl: Cora. choice ,v,,,.
old crop, 'Se; corn yellow. &c; corn. new
white. zoe; corn chops, Sjc: osts. white cIinnos
SOC. oats. white. ace; oats, mixed. 47c.
s,e1s-Sacked per busiel. Wheat lin. -.
81 20; Georgia rye. Sl.2S; Tennessee rye "a nn
tsla,.ouls rust prof. 5Jc. '~'s'
Hay-rer SyyS-: E, choice moi large bales. Sis.
s,I.- SIS; choice alfalfa. SI.J5: No. smart
81 sO: No. > alfalfa, Si.l5; No. I clover ,ni,
ssv 81 90 No. has. Si.l5: IierInudn byv az 80! "a
80 stuffs-Psr ewt: Chicken f,s.a SOC sos
+, ma sacks Sl.uo; wheat Tor chickens ~
t,shel SI.4O; PuTlna Chick Baby, ~ IJ. Js,p -
scratch. bales dozen. $40: Purina Sestcb'
I0o nsJurd sacks. 500: Success Scratch 81 on
tUrtna Feed. i15-pound sacks. 81 rs: pnrgo,
Fed. iOo-pOuHd sacks, s1.6O; Arab feed. Al Ta
a. n ~. p ed. Sl.bD. Juue Pasture. 81 30 -,
SIesi SI.55: shorts. Red Dog $50: sbor,
tsory 75pound sacks. Si.7S: shorts Tl,,rs'
liza mound SEEKS. $l.fO; shorts. pure wheat *
reut,d sacks. S1.G5: shorts. brown IgO-round
sacks. Sl.6o; Georgia Feed. 75pound SACKS.
81 IS; bran. rs and lO0pOund sacks. yi.35
salt Brick-Medcated. per case. S4Ss: sal.
brick. plain. per case. SIS: salt rock per
ewt.. 500.
sacked bulls. Ter ton. $500.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

5000 PER MONTH paid Railway Mail Clerks
Customs and Internal Revenue Employees. No
'Iayoffs." Short hours. Rapid Advancement "a
high salaries and high government positions.
Thousands of appointments coming. Common ed
ucation sufficient. Political Influence unneces-
sary. Country and city residents stand same
chance Of immediate appointment. EXamtna
lions announced everywhere January 10Th
Coaching free to first - applicants. Write i'm
medfa'e'r FOR schedrIe showing places OF the
examinations. Franklin Institute Dept 80,
Rochester. y. Y.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-08

CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO, Nov. Cash wheat No. red
siL as2Lc; No. 8 red. S9a9lc; No. hard,
DO. H.OOdI.O 2: No. spring. eecGf1.o2; vel
vet chaff. 9OG9Sc; durum, S2dsOc.
Corn, No. .. 50I5OAci No. white, 5Ose'
Oats. No. 2. 3iisc: 40. white, s3K @54e;
standard. $50 3S'c.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS
ST. LOUIS. Nov. Cash: Wheat higher
trace No red a3ds6Isc: No. hard, eo9e5e.
Corn higher; track No. and NO. whte, ooc'
oats higher; track No. .. sic; No. white
SSGS4c.
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS
KANSAS CITY. Nov. Cash wheat, IN
changed 20 Ic higher; No. hard, SSGs6c; No.
red, old02c.
Corn unchanged 70 nc down; No. mixed,
46z. GI7c: No. white, 41c. --.
oats unchanged; No. white, 81 H952lsc;
No. mixed, S0E I32c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-08
Strife in Iowa G. 0. P.

DIES MON ES, Iowa, NOV. TT acIIoHdI
strife in Iowa Republican ranks has lent
the greatest confidence to the Democrats,
though both parties made sweeping
claims today. Governor CAROLS ptedic-
ton is that 235,0O0 Republican ballots will
be cast Claude Porter, Democratic can
didate for governor, places the probable
total vote at 100000
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Uncertain in Delaware

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. THE out
come of election in Delaware appeared
decidedly uncertain today. The re-elec-
ton of Representative William II. Head,
Republican, over Robert c. White, DEM
ocrat, is regarded as probable, although
by a reduced majority.