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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27
PRESEN rATION,

In the presence of the members of the
House and Senate 10 Richmond yester-
day an interesting event took place, as
wss stated In The Gazette of that day.
A resolution was adopted requesting
that Governor and Mrs. Swanson and
Lieutenant. Governor and Mrs. Ellyson
be invited TO attend the session then be.
log held. This was agreed to aud a
committee escorted the two ladies and
the two oficers to lbe hall Of the House.
The members arose as thu party entered.
Speaker Byrd on behalf OF the membera
presented to Mr.. and, Mrs. Ellyson a
silver water se', aad Senator Halaey,
acting for the members Of the Senate,
made a speech In which he presented
to Governor and Mrs. Ssauson very
handsome silver water pichsr and COB
le'. The speech making was timely,
pointed aud exquisite and short. TIE
mem ers gave TO Governor Swanson the
same reception that Is usually accorded
to him when he appears in public. The
gifts we're provided by the membera Of
the general assembly going down into
their pockets and contri!u Ing 10 hug
the gifts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27
Virginia News.

Marriage licenses we're Issued In
Washington yesterday to Gnilford Monty
aud Annie M. Lunsford, of QaantlcO
and to Ohauucey st. O. McNsill and
Caroline T. Lee, Of Fort Myer, Va.
Msjr H. D. Whitccmb, q widely
known civil engineer, died yesterday, 10
Richmond, at the home OF his son-in Law,
Dr.. Hugh NJ, Taylor, In the elghty.third
year of bis age.
About rs leading magazine publishers
appeared before the House committee
on poslofices and pos: roads yesterday
ard protested against The proposed In.
crease in the rates for second-clsss mail
matter.
Mrs. Virginia Day, 70 years old,
died at her home, 10 WarrentoD, Tues.
day night after lingering Illness. She
is survived by two daughters. She vas
the widow of Dr.. Douglas Day.
The resignation of John T. HarmRn,
IT,, of Virginia, mldshipmsn OF tho
fourth class, at the naval academy, was
accepted yesterday by the Nsvy Depart
menf. Harmsu res'gced voluntarily.
Close in the wake of Representative
Gamers bill calling for the repeal of the
duty on cattle came more drastic meas
I'll e yesterday, introduced by Represen-
tative SABBATH, OF Iilinois. This latter
bill would exsmpt from daty large
III n Der OF articles of food.
Mrp. Frances PoSell, widow of We'll
Iiagton Gordon, formerly Of Fradericss.
burg, spd daughter of Hon. Onshbert
Powell, of Llergollen, Loudoun county,
died at San Raiall, Oal., on the 9Th
ics'aat.
Mr.. Fred Holt died 10 Richmond
yesterday. he married several years
ago Miss Charlotte Nelson, of Warren.
too, daughter of the late Rsv. Ct. w.
Nelson, who for years was rector of g..
james Episcopal Church, Warrenton.
David Bailey, for half century an
employe of The Southern Railway, died
yesterday at his home In Oharlottea.
vile, aged Ga. The remains we're taken
to his former home at Oulpepsr where
the funeral took place from the Oatho
lie Church this evening.
Plans tor extensive improvements a.
the Universally of Virginia are 90 foot,
and President Alderman is trying to
get the Legislature to appropriate 500
OG0 for the purpose, Science Hall Ia to
be built and DaTson's row to have colo
NAL facsdes.
Mtssra. Davis & Davis, Washington
patent attorneys, report the grant, thi'
week, to citz,us Of lhls state the follow
log patents: Charles Garter, Danville
portable prott ctor; Albert O. Herbert
G'enlyn. rail ini; Wsverly NJ. Il rd
Warrenton, III LOCK-; Arthur 6crigenol
Richmond, sand retaining device fol
| foundry hasks,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27
THE CASE OF HENRY SMITH.

FL larry Smith, who IL to be electro.
cuied on the 18Th proxlmo for pariici-
psling In the murder of Walter F.
Scbul z. is still In the Jail at Fairfax
C1ur house. According to the law, 1t
will BIS necessary for guard to take him
to the Richmond penitentisry BY Feb
ruary 8
Mr.. n. 8. Greenaway, clerk OF the
Corporation Court Of this city, who re-
Gently not f ID MIR. J. B. Wood, super.
iutendent of the psuitentiary, OF the
sentence OF death imposed upon Henry
Smith, colored, for participation Ia the
murder of Wslter F. Shullz, has receiV'
ed the following reply:
Mr.. Newell 8. Greepaway, CLERK Corpo.
ration Cturt, Alexandra, Va.
Dear sir: Yours of the 25!h 10 refer
ence to Commonwealth sgsinst Henry
Smith, the copy OF judgment sent BY
you, was duly r1ceiset, and | will send
to Fairfax for Smith Within the rext day
or Two. Ysu-s very truly,
J. B. WOOD, Superintendent,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27
MARRIED IN WASHINGTON.

A telegram was received here this
afternoon announcing the marriage, In
Washington, at noon today, nf Mr.. John
Lupton and Miss Lena Maud Garter, both
OF this city. Toe bride left Charlottes-
VILE on Monday to visit relative, Mra.
z. L. Lambeth, In Alexandria. Mr..
Lupton followed on an early train this
morning aud proceeded at once to Wash.
iugton, where the nrptisl krot val tied
at noon. The bride is the daughter Of
Mir. W. T. Carter, of Nall street, aud Ia
an exceedingly pretty aud popular yuurg
lady. Mr. Lupton is the proprietor Of
the restaurant st Union Station. - Char.
louisville Progress, 26th inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27
MUSICAL TEA,

The musical tea in Lac Camp Hall
yesterd ~ afternoon was ore OF the mos!
succsssfl ii ever given by the Guild of the
Chapel OF the G, d Shepherd. The
program ne was we'll rendered AID great
ly enjoyed ~ all present. Among those
who look part in vocsl solos were Mes.
danes Pickett, DsDier and Fowler,
Mi SEA F ed, Bentley and Arderton aud
Mr.. Pepi Piano selections by Mes.
dame, @ rpsater and Dawes, Misses
Wal ana Ashton and duet by the
Misses hsishl;y. The Rotations BY
Miss Pollard ana Mr.. Mario we're uu-
usually fac. All who we're present are
Indebted to the G1ild for most delight
ful evening, aod hope the lea will ba
repeated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27
oAPr, KEMPER's FUNERAL.

As heretofore stated, the funeral of the
late Capt. KoacIusko Kemper, who died
10 Washington yesterday morning, will
take place at 2:3O o'clock tomorrow
evening from the residence of his son,
Mr.. E. II. Kcmper, in Rosemont. The
services will be conducted by Rsv. j.
r. Sewer, of The Second Presbyterian
Church, OF which the deceased had long
been q member. The funeral will be
with Masonic honors and will be coz
Quoted by the officers of the Grand
Lodge.
The ma,!er of Alexandria. Washing.
ton Lodge, M. @. II Callahan, today
received cablegrsms from B,vtrly Lodge
of Eogland requesting, in the name OF
that lodge and of Thompson Foley, esq ,
secretary of that lodg', that Wreaths be
purchased and placed On the casket Of
the deceased.
By order of Superintendent Sweeney
and OF Capt. Herbert Bryant, chairman
OF The Cty School Board, the schools
will hold continuous session tomorloT
10 order that teachers and scholars may
have an opportunity to attend the
mineral
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27
LOCAL BREVITIE.

There were no cases on the docket CT
the Police Court this morning.
The store of Mr.. Ohsr.es Pullman in
Fairfax county, southwest OF this city,
wss entered last night and robbed OF
some lot acco and other articles.
The steamer Wilhelmiua with Phos.
phete rcck from Tamps, F,orids, to the
Alexandra Fertilizer snd ChemicaiOom-
dsny is expected here next week.
Samuel, the infant son of Dir. Samuel
J. and Mrs Marguerite Zones. died OF
bis parents residence, Ill south Lee
street, last night.
The funeral OF Joseph Terrell, colored,
Who was killed By Noah Watdy, a'so
colored, last Monday morning, took
place today. Waddy has not yet been
captured.
John Moore, white, and Isaac eyel and
Carolil Jackson. colored. wee taken before
Ju.tce WrigF OF Fairfax By Constable Payne
TODAY IN 8 charfe of placing dead hogs on
south WashinVto ton street The jackson woman
was fined $3.50 and $500 cos's. Aooreiand
Level were dismissed.
A petition Is being clrcul tteu py the ifieuuS
of Postmaster Burroughs asking for bis reap
pointment. The time of his office expires In
April.
Robert P. Brown has sold through his
agent, David N. Rust. ir., large track OF
land near the Highway bridge jim Alexandria
county to Messrs. l.. c. Barley and c. c.
Carlin.
The nettla Of horse is shown by his arched
head and high step. The mettle of man is
in the way he walks and the, way he tslke.
He shows it in the way he throws hia
shoulders back and his lead forward. You
can always tell laggard by his look. When
imam" looks you in the, eye without
culver, and grips your hand firm and hard
you know he's the man who always accom-.
nlishps what he starts out to do. In tbs first
place as he's particular. BE demands those
irresistibly delicious auth sausages aud Food
Products from the Auth Market and enjoys
sylvan Blondheim, The Auth Stand, and The
Auth Market,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27
THE PUNCH BOWL FELL.

When Mira. William II ,dges Mann
entered for the frat time the reception
Rom oil VlrginIa's executive mansion in
Richmond where she and her husband,
governor. elect aud vlce.pres'dent OF the
Vlrginis Auti.ssloon League, will make
their home for the next four years, be-
ginning Feb ry l, huge panch bowl
made o. cut glass, which has ornament.
ed the gubtroator'al bnfat since the
DAYS when Thomas Jsfferson was at the
helm of Vlrginis's ship Of state aud
which was filled with champagne punch,
fell from the Dumb waiter to the flor
ard broke Into hundreds of pieces.
The mora tacetious of those present
said that they deplored the loss of the
Handsome piece OF glass not so much ga
they did the l;q1id refreshment. Some
declared 1t to be a decree of fate that not
even glassware designed to carry The
staff TIA! inebrIates should remain In
the home OF the new governor.
At presen! no one Is able 10 explain
the catastrophe, for ii Is so regarded by
many.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27
PERSONAL.

Mrs. George Uhler vas hostess yester.
day afternoon at her home, ou Cameron
street, of most charming tea. |! wss
given il honor of OF Mrs. Arthur Selden
Lloyd and of Mrs. Elmund Pendeton
Dandridge, of LawisVilie, ". Va, both
of whom assisted Mra. Uhler in receiving
her msny guests, Miss Katherine
Griffith Uhier poured tea, and assisting
10 serving were Miss Elizabeth Lloyd,
Miss Edith B entity, Miss Frances nsusn.
hover sud MIS-, Anderson Sommers.
Mr.. William NJ. La7mour, who has
during the past few months been visiting
relatives 10 Maryland, hss returned to
Alexandris, bis old home.
Mr.. Patrick Hylaud, of Fairfax
county, and Miss Nellie Orouio, of this
city, were married in ST. Msry's Church
last night by Rev. Father Catler.
Dr.. S. B. Moore has been reappointed
coroner for Alexaudris. His term is
for three yesra.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27
THE FOOTBALL GAME.

The State Senate cammittee on gen.
eral laws made an adverse report yester-
day on the Parks football bill, report.
ing /, with an amendment which is
tsntamount TO an adverse report provid-
ing tba, the game of football shall be
PLAYED In this stste "uuder The existing
ruIea." That destroys the bill, as the
change OF a word or two 10 the rules
would permit the continuance OF The
game. This does not suit Captain
Parks, who is receiving letters in large
MI nbers urgiog him to stand By his. bill
and 10 press for favorable action at the
hauds OF the Senate. Cap.ain Parks is
a fighter and sill not accept the amend
meut, which Dulli6sa The very thing he
was seeking to accomplish.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27
OPERA HOUSE.

Macy Interesting features of wild west
life are protrayed In the production OF
"Tatters' now being presented by the
johnson Company, and last nIghts'
audience were loud 10 their praise OF this
novel creation. The play Is we'll cast
aud staged, and with the addition of q
cowboy team especially engaged for the
occasion, pastimes OF the plains are ex-
empliGed with an exhibition quite out OF
tbs ordinary. Sroet parsdes and out.
door perform 1ces are also given daily.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27
New York Stock Market,

New York, JAP. The stock maj.
ket opened with general fractional adj
vsnces, but the upward movement soon
ceased snd the general list move down.
ward.
Farther severe losses were sustained
during the late forenoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27
EslAdes, Volatile Mayonnsise
Homard, Niceoise
Enmmea haintenon

Glace Eeapolilar, Praises, Dacoree
Roqu.fort Bents f r roues
Apsrt from the speakerf the following
have received Invitations 10 be present;
Senator Thoa. s. Martin, State Ssnstor
f. E. Thornton, Delegate Robinson
Monoure, Msjor ". V. Judson, Com.
missioner of the District of Oolumb bis;
Hon. a. l. West, R.. Rev. Arthur :.
LLOYD, a O. Ausley, treasurer OF the
Southern Railway; W. D. Duke, assist
ant to the president of the Southern
Railway; D. J. CALLAHAN, general man.
ager of the Norfolk aud Washington
Steamboat Company; George W. White,
president OF the National Metropolitan
Bank, of Washington; Mayor F. j. PAT,
F. 8 Oorbett, county supervisor; George
E. Garrett, county supervisor; Edward
Dancau, county supervisor; L. W. Page,
U. 8. director of public roads; .. Ii,
Hoyt, OF the same Office; R. W. King,
general manager of the Washington,
Alexandria aud Mount Vernon Railway;
Hubert Saowden, Lathar H. Thompson,
J. F. Peyton, NJ. T. Dryer, K. l..
Carne, and The following newspaper men
of Washington: o. F. Cook, W. w.
Richardson, Eli Fonts, W. R. Melon
aid, Guy Finney and FRANK H. Treat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27

DELE CAMP, CONFEDERATE VET.
n ERANS will meet at their nall 10 uni
form at 1:SO p. III. FRIDAY, January %, to
attend the funersl of Past Commander K.
Kempsr, There will be conveyance to take
WA, SHOOT, Commander,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27

The Virginia and Southwestern Rsi!-
way was fined $50 and cost for perat.
ing a freight rain on Sunday In viola
ton OF the blue laws OF Virgins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27
Wood
Coal Coke

Be wise-Buy your fuel before the severe
weather. We offer best quality prompt delivery
and lowest market price. Phone S.. DEW.
AITCHEsON. 1O7 snuth Roqal street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27
DIED.

Ia Boston, Mass, January 18th. 1919. in the
eightv.sirth year Of her age MARIE La
FSYETrE GRAEFF, widow of the late John
F. Graetf, of Philsds phis, and daughter OF
the late Captain William Morrill,, of Ale1an-
dria, Virginia,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27
pETRIFIED DOG.

John O'Naal, engineer en- tbs South
err Railway, while hunting In q dense
forest a few miles south of Manassas yes
terday, found spetriied dog in the forks
OF tree, near the ground. The suppo.
sition is that ,hs dog in springiog iof
prey was caugh. as found and turned to
stone. O'Nsal took the dog to Wasn-
ington, where it will be plsced on eH-
hibitiou. Many oilers have been made
for the strange animal, but thus lar the
price has been refused. The perfect
condition of the dog makes it especially
valuable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27

Lsd;es-For solld comfort, war The
Bed Cross Shoe. John A. Marshall
4 Bro, 4g2 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27

The Regal Shos for men 10 all the
new lasts can be ta1 o! John a. Mar
shall & Bro, 422 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27
THE CHAMBER OF COMM EROE
BANQUET.

Senators Joseph w. Bailey, OF Texas,
snd Fl. D. Money, OF Mississippi; Rep.
rssentatiYe G. o. Ca,lln of the E;gh.h
distric. of Virgins, and Mr.. W. I.
Dsbpey, business manager OF The Rich.
mond Onamb Der oil Commerce, will be the
orators tonight at the banquet of the
Alexandria Chamber of Commerce,
which will be held in the Alexandria
Light Infautry Krmory. There will be
no set tgasts. Pres dent White, OF the
WashiDgton.S,uthern Railway Com'
pany, who had been invited to deliver
an address will not be able to attend
Covers for 800 will be laid and every
preps,at on for the bar quet hes been
made. The interior OF Armory ii all 10
covered with flags and hundreds of cleo
trio bulbs will il!umine the banqushng
room, PINK cardinal roses and terns
will be in abundance. Rsmmel Bros; VIII
be the caterers, and shEoedet's bano
will furnish the music. Mr.. }. 1.
johnson, president OF the Chamber OF
Commerce, will preside.
Toe following will be the menu.
Huitres, Sur Coquills, Cocktail, Martini
Ron,,;on Germaine. en- tasse Topaz
Croquettes, de Volatile Petit fois
Champagne
Potts, Dindonneau, q Ia Franchise
.Ismbon Smith, Id CranNerge
Langue de Bouef, Rocheford
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

45s. Knighfs OF Columbus, was held at
St Mary's Hall, on south Royal street,
last evening. The officers recently
elected ser, Installed by District Dep
uty j. 5. Patterson, OF Richmond, 90.
ala ell By State Warden James Phillips,
also of Richmond.
Twas announced at the nesting that
another OF the series OF Lectures nnder
the auspices of Fitzgerald Council would
b. given a. the Lyceum Hall on the
evening of February 8h. This lecture
will be delivered By Congressman T. I.
Ausberrv, Of Ohio, who will take fol- bis
aubi:ct "Lite of Christ from the view.
point OF q lawyer
Following the meeting the members
repaired to The Ii >tel Rsmmel, where
barquet was served, during which
50 seches were made by District Deputy
Pa,terson, James Phillips, Dr.. =. a.
Gormau, James Roche, John Rice,
James CallsD, Il. J. Mcfarland, and
Others. Daring the evening solos wsre
rendered by William Toomey and DR..
E. A. Gorman.
The following we're the officers H.
STALLED: E. A German, grand knigh' ;
Robert E Power, deputy grand kuigh
M. J Mcfarland, chancellor; Frsncis
J. Qlinp, recorder; James Osllap,
fieaacIsl secretary; a. A. Lucas, ward
en-; Thomas Feguu, lecturer; James
r ;che, assistant LECTURER; R N. Roland,
inside guard; F. M. Martin, ontside
guard; Rev, L. r. Kelley, chsplaiD;
P. N. Schoeni, S d. Dsyaughn and O.
T. Helmuth, trusteps.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27

NJ r,hall JohnsoD, son Of Mr.. T. F.
Johuson, Eto resides on Pitt street, be.
tween King acd Cameron, while roller
skating on The pos.othca sidewalk veg
terdsy evening fell and broke his arm.
He was attended BY Or. Jones.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27

The Liuduer Shoe for Ladies fue
wear has 20 equal. John A. Marshall
& 3d., 422 Kiog street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27

For this section partly cloudy tonight and
Fr;Sa1. rot much change in temrerature;
nrin;mnm temperature tonight about 80; light
To moderate weste. ly wlndE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27

I OsT. Friday, January 81, ladies' gold
l. Waliham WATCH with long gid chain
attached. Thought to have been lost between
First National Bank and Union station. Find
er return to. Acton's store and receive re.
ward or notify L, u. AILSTEAD, Eewipg.
tom. Va, ian@ ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27
MATTERS.
SIM and Tide Table.
Weather Probabilities.

srn ,,.ss tomorrow at 7.1G and sets az 6.'6.
,.h ,rotar of 10 10 q. M. and 1927 p. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27
np oARLIN IN RICHMOND.

psnrsseptstive @. @. Oarlip, of the
Ejyh;h dls,ric', is iG town, looking, 1t
IA believed, after his political fences.
When asked if he had anything to ssy
sbou. the runor that he would have op.
posi.ioa at the next congressional cleo
tioa. Mr.. Carlin turned TO Governor
elect Mann, who was sitting n,ar him,
and said:
':Governor, I want to tell you story.
Wh.n Captain CLARK, commanding the
battlsship Oregon, made bis historic rau
from the Pacific OCEAN round Oape Horn
and arrived 10 Oaba 10 time to engage
the enemy q, Santiago, he received cable
grams from the Navy Department at
s7ary po., at which he touched, saying,
swatch ont for the Spanish fact. What
will ,cu do II you meet the Spanish
fset?'
"Fipally he got tired of questions aud
90 he seat this cablsgram to the SECRETARY
of the navy: please do not worry me
with further questions. If the Spanish
a e. worries me, 1 will sink ibe damned
old thing"
When Mr.. Oarlln was asked the name
of the Spanish feet be said az did
not think that the enemy had yet put q
ship in commission. Times Dispatch.
81 am not losing very much sleep
over the reports that 1 will have oppe.
siiion Tor tue congressional nomination,
said Congressman Charles O. Oarlin,
who is here today. Gas matter OF
fact, 1t woa.d be unusual If did not
have opposition. expect it, and when
the time c5mss shall pet into the ngnt
aud do my level best to retain my seat
81 have seen some reference to con'
ference held here, aad have also seen
that soma OF the gentlemen mentioned
have denied that they we're hero In any
conference ~ Journal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27

Potts, Dindonneau, q Ia Franchise
Ismbon Smith, Id CranNerge
Langue de Bouef, ROCKFORD
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-31

Little Rock, March 31, 3 p. m Seventy two counties have so far re ported everyone with majorities for Governor Donaghey, who believes he will not lose a county in the state. Kavanaugh stubbornly refuses to con cede his defeat and claims when the gravel train comes in his nomina- ton will be assured.
 Onlv about 100 ,00G votes were cast yesterday. Governor Donaghey's ma jGrity will be Ut least 33,04@ and prob ably more.
 Independence has just been added to tir Donaghey column 6y l50 ma jority and Johnson finally came tn with majority. The governor is jubi- lant over carrying these strongholds of the opposition, besides kava- naugh's homo ward, city and county. Most of the counties have given Don aghey a vote of two to one or better, Crittcnden making it almost unani- nous, many townships thre failing to report vote for kayanaugh.
 Governor Donaghey this afternoon married a Dewitt couple at the New Capital Hotel and refused 10 accept fee.
 County Judge L. c. Smith of Ar kansas county an dMrs. Ida M. Bow CT were the couple married by Cover nor Donaghey this afternoon.
 Returns are slowly coming in with few figures. Treasurer Yates has conceded his defeat for reelection by his opponent, John w. Crockett.
 Hodges continues to pile up major ity on Tucker, though the latter con cedes nothing and is communicating with friends in every county, whom he claims inform him he has been elected. Hodges will win by at least 15,000.
 Hodges carried Union, Fuckers home county.
 Estes and Phillips are running close Phillips claims 62 counties and Estes says his strength has not yet reported, but will come in.
 Ludwig has conceded the congress sional race to Jacoway.
 When the eelcton judges in Pulaski county opened the ballot boxes in the country precincts yesterday morning, they found them filled with Kava- naugh cartoons and literature, which were preserved for presentation to the county central committee.
 Indications are that Bellamy has carried northeastern ditsrict for rail road commissioner, though Surridge is running close behind.
 Mcknight is leading the southern district, with Felsenthal and Robinson close.
 Allen has carried 16 of the IS coun- ties in the northwestern district.
 Reports show Minor Wallace is de- feated by w. s. Goodwin for con gressman in seventh district.
 Kirby has showed under Crawford, who comedies his defeat.\ {
 Kavanaugh experts" Vcapitulated i this afternoon and sent greetings to i Governor Donaghey.
 "Parke and Parker have been vim dicated.