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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths were reported to
the health Office during the past twenty
four hours:
Joseph W. Bender, ~ years, 2245 Rhode
Island avenue northeast
Lily X. Earlougher, II years. 2O12 Hill.
yer place northwest.
William J. Anderson, 4; years, Home
for Incurables.
John Ewell, 60 years, 1893 H street
northwest.
John NJ. sturgess, so years, 2os Indiana
Mary Logan. 65 years, $50 N stree,
southeast.
Nicholas Ciofi, 1 year, Children's Hos
pital.
Maria A. Clark, So years. 1905 18th stree,
southeast.
Benjamin F. Kavanaugh. 30 years, Gov
eminent Hospital for the Insane.
.Alfonzo Sementa, 80 years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Mary r. Hoge, AZ years, Georgetown
! University Hospital.
Michael j. Cannon, 81 years. 1927 18th
street northwest
Margaret Franz, 35 years. Georgetown
University Hospital
Albert HendershOtt, 81 years, George
Washington Hospital.
Tony Thomas. 1 year. Children's Hos
pital.
Mary J. Black, s. years. 81 X street
southwest.
Michael Cary, 4s years, Providence Hos
pital.
Roberta E. Dickson. months 921 East
Capitol street.
Walter Maddox, hours, Naylor road.
Twining City.
James Patrick Welsh. half hour. Provi-
dence Hospital.
jeremiah Diggs, so years, 1907 LIST street
northwest.
Catherine Banks, Al years. 1928 10th
street northwest.
Thelma Davis, / year, 1924 East Capitol
street.
Clarence Davis, 26 years, Al Hanover
street northwest
James Browny, p years. Freedmen's
Hospital.
Viola Thompson. is years, 1929 De Sales
row northwest.
Raymond Wilson, 16 years. Tuberculosis
Hospital.
Samuel jackson. IS years. United States
jail, D. G..
Mary Bolden. 80 years. 2016 Green's
court northwest.
Ferdinand S. Turner, / year, 27a6 n
street northwest.
Margaret Eddy, 60 years, Washington
Asylum Hosaital.
Criston Bigsby. q years, tuberculosis
Hospital.
Ralph Ellis. years. 71c LIST street SOUTH
west.
Roberta Johnson 40 years, 145 L street
southeast.
Hannah Palmer, IS years. 116s 10Th
street northwest.
Martha Addison, - years, Garfield Hos
pital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-18

Gen. and Mrs. Matile expect their
daughter, Mrs. 4. II. Adams. of New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-18

Mrs. Portner and Miss Anna POrtner
will sail March 81 for cruise to the
West Indies.
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Births Reported.

The following births were reported to
the health Office during the past twenty
four hours:
Paul and Aida III. Llrnl, March IL, 1910,
girl.
George II. and Anna NJ Brent, March 8,
1910. girl.
Paul B. and Laura Graham, March Is,
1910, girl.
George p. and Goldie E; Sproesser,
March 8, 1910. girl.
john D. and Lillian E. Lavier, March
IA, 1910. boy.
William r. and Minnie Reagan, March
Is. 1910, boy.
James and Blanche Saunders, March 16
1910, girl.
John w. and Sallie Stockton. March liz,
1910, girl.
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Senator and Mrs. Leroy Percy of Mis-
sissippi will be the guests of honor at a
reception to be given bv the Mississippi
Society in the Confederate Veterans
Home. 1922 Vermont avenue northwest,
tomorrow night There also will be a
musical and literary program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-18

The Misses Garrard will give an in.
formal hop tonight at Fort Myer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-18
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Omer G. Clark and Mary Nixon.
Harry Dalton and Bertha Wright.
Harry I. coxen and Myrtle Bradley.
Taylor Lambert and Emma Smith.
George ]. Priddy and Viola v. Mangum
JOHN 8. Smith and Bessie E. Myers
Charles III. Ddggs and Gertrude Black
we'll.
Ferdinand Won Stumm and Constance
Hoyt.
Richard Templeman and Annie Gray.
Paul Joray and Lucy Tauxe
Thomas SpeHman and Lucy Williams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-18

10 am. TO s pm. next week. beginning
Tuesday. Needlework Of all kinda with
preserves. cakes and candles. also relics,
old silver and lace will be found On sale.
A buffet luncheon will be served every
day from 1. to 3 O'Clock.
Mrs. Randall Hoes r. president OF tns
league, Miss Johns first vice president;
Miss Mary Morris Amoser. second vice
president: Miss Colt, recording secretary:
Mrs. Howard s. McC..ndlish. correspond
ing secretary: Miss NJ. T. Tfftey, treasur-
er. and Mrs L. /. McClelland. assistant
treasurer
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FREEZING POINT REACHED,
Frost in Spots Last Night IN Vicinity
0f Washinprtnr1

The freezing point was reached by tina
mercury In the weather bureau thermoan-
eters at an early hour this morning, veri-
flying yesterdays prediction OF Prof. Gar
riott Frost formed. being quite heavy in
spots. in the suburbs. and some damage
resulted 10 early vegetation in the open.
1.-The temperature will reach a minimum
of 10 degrees above the freezing point to
night" Forecaster Garriott said this aft
ernoon. beginning tomorrow. tho wealth
er will be decidedly warmer for several
days, with fair skies tomorrow. There
are no storms reported but moderate
rains are prevailing on tho Pacific coast
and in the southwest"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Yerkes had din
ner guests last night to meet Mr. and
Mrs. John Guy Owsley OF Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry Butler
gave a dinner party last night in honor
Of the Secretary of War and Mrs Dick
inson.
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Shannon & Luchs.
Attractive Homes
Attractive Prices.

$4,000.
WITHIN ONE-HALF
SQUARE OF DUPONT
CIRCLE.
An exceptionally moderate price
for this desirable location.
The house has 23 feet frontage.
A beautiful modern home of
magnificent rooms and tiled bath.
Handsome appointments ParQuet
flooring Hot-water heat. Laun-
dry and servants toilet in cellar.
An ideal home at this price.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-18

Mrs. Common is entertaining at a skating
party to be followed by super tonight
In honor of Miss Wilcox. who is staying
with Mrs. Langfift
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Sale on Next Week.

The Gentiewoman's League sale Will
be held at 1407 New. York avenue. from
The sun., 1910-10-05
Nominations Ip the stat.

L.frrLE FALLS y Y. Oct. s-Tha
Democratic Senatorial convention for the
Fulton Hamilton. Lewis Herkimer dis
trict this afternoon nominated John 7
Morrison of Johnstown for State senator
KINGsToS. Oct The Democrats ~
m. twenty seventh Senatorial district.
consisting of Ulster and Greene counties.
At SauRerties this afternoon nominated
William = Fiero OF Catskill for State
senator Mr. Fiero Ia a lawyer with Offices
In New York city.
FoNpA. oct the Democrats of
Mot gomsry county this afternoon named
for member of tho Assembly Richard A
Rrac- ~ Fultonville Mr. Brace has
served three terms M Supervisor nf the
town ~ Glen.
SYRAcusE, Oct I.-Justice Frank n
H-rock was renominated az the Republi-
can convention ~ the Fifth Judicial dis
trict here to-day
TRoY. Oct l--The Democrats of Rens-
saIaer this afternoon nominated Calvin
= NI,-Chesney n lawyer. for State senator
Tn. Republicans renominated Assembly
men Frederick G Filley and Bradford X.
Lansing
ALBANY. Oct & The Democrats of the
Tventy-third Congress district. com
pTising Albany and Schenectady coun-
tis= tonight nominated Curtis y. Doug
lass - Albany for Congress Mr. Doug
lass ~ a broth"T -in-lav of John 4 Dix.
th. Democratic candidate Tor Governor.
and was a state senator I'm isSs "
The sun., 1910-10-05
" OO DRIFF ~ FILL CON TROI.
krarL r-s AIIer-N o"rhic' combine Nake-
No Nt'rnpt - DispUI~ IIis HoId.

\ ~r"nrai rn.''',rg " N" Republican
executive .umm.'t"" IN Brooklyn was
held Yesterday afternoon az tn" Temple
Bar Lnad1uar'.r- 20 max" arrangements
fur starting th- aciiV" work Of the cam
patRu Timothy /. Woodruff. the county
leader. ~, or hand and with hts old
guard followers ~ his back was left IN
,ndizputsd con roI nf n" COMMITTEES.
Tn. KrnCks & alder -N"orhles comhina 70
ton. which carried fortv-odd of the iI2
delegates from Kings county 20 the Sara
t,sa cnuv.nt on 90 th. Roosevelt side and
-ucc,-e,l.d m d"feating the reelection Of
Mr. Woodruff to th' state committee
from his own district mad" no attempt to
show - strength ~ IN" "N"C,Itiv" COM
nitt"a. and th- proceedings ~ the brief
meeting Ner" as harmonious a. n there
was M disturbing rlmpus IN the party
councils In spite of his deThrnn"nent as
state chairman n ~ evident that Mr.
Woodruff = r,'gim" IN Brooklyn " To con-
tiu,a -onla tune longer
Former Judge JACOB Br'.nner. who has
lu-.n az the head ~ the executive com
n.tteHs for twelve years and has I,een
always steadfast in his allegiance % Mr.
Woodruff, was unanimously chosen as
chairman ~ the campaign committee
and former Judg" Teale was continued
a. t7easur"r fiec'ions Sonmissioner
John F. smith. IN view Of his preseing
oficial duties. will not ~ able 20 act a.
s~cretary OF the campaign committee
and soFne one will bA selected in his place
Congressman Calder. the executive
committeeman from the Twelfth Assem-
blv district. was not able TO lie present at
The meeting but over the telephone he
dAclAr~d himself for Mr. Brenner as
chairman Of the campaign committee
II was arranged TO hold n special meet
The sun., 1910-10-05
OrD q, ,RD LOSES ~ o>EID,.
senator Davenport RenomInstrd rats
Name Let out.

tuIC, p,' m" Did guard m On"l,a
county We. wsliui'l rh,s afternoon hv
~" urpgrc~si - 'h" latter runfrnlHng
~" P"pIulICsn rpun'v convention.
which vaS held ar Rom" The follow ing
'n,rt. otth representative of buih ole
u-ut- Was nominated. Stat" S"ui'Or.
Er,vlrrICt VI bdN enprr'. clinton. COUNTY
Judge G"rrG" ! Pr rhArd, t'.ca SJ..Ctdl
County lIdC" Walter - Shan."nberry
i.nrr". District Nirprn" Bradley Fuller
NrN Hartford. Comptroller. Charles ~
Na'tcs- Rome. IoronerS. Robert Dpsin
Ut'as. -ui pr John Sh. pFnan. Vernon.
chairman ui he county committee
js,.rE, ! bavIs Rrm.
In connection S'fh th" adoption Of
lnuE uEthv resolutions praiSIng the Federal
and State adm STATIONS and "ommrnd-
ful 'h" Vur, - senator bay "uppTf and
va'rprl members pi Assembly tn. mem
b.,rs .T tho r"zpl I'ipnS committee deCidez
90 omit The udmo - President Taft IN"
rrpEr"@-tvc- on m" Conmitt"" iol' that
'rl Rnps"v eli -h"'ild g"t som" "restii
hu' IN" regulars arg1rd that ~ would be-
urgrnriu'Is to atterlp' To- divide a nea-ur"
Of rrtrs.. aut COmuenda' ion between the
Pr.sid"rt ani hls pr'sie. "SsoT IN pffiC"
~ ih" resolutions COMMITTEES Compru-
m iss-l IN. matter by eliminating PTcsi-
dent Taft's name and subeiltutinG the
words our national leaders
The sun., 1910-10-05
WESrCHESTER N0MIvaTIONS.
Wish Prevails 10 Have vain.
wright Renominated.

WHITE PLAINS Oct. At the West
chester county Republican convention
to-day senator J. Mayhem Wainwright
Of Rye was renomina ted by acclsmation
Col Roosevelt is believed 10 have done
away with the opposition to his TenomI.
nation. As-ernblyman Frank NJ, Young
Il O-siuing. who was spoken Of as tha
candidate Tor senator against Mr.. Vain.
wright. withdrew from the race nd made
the spec"n nominating Wainwright Har.
mon Graves. former village counsel 81
Rye seconded the nomina ton
tn" following ticket vas chosen, al
the candidates bsing r$npFnins'~d with
oIt uppOsitIon For Congressman. John
= Andrus of Nnnksrs. tor senator. !
Mayhsv Wainwright It Rye: for Dis
tri,t Attorney. Francis A. WnHloV ot
Nouksr-: for County Clerk. Frank VI
DICN uf MOUut Vernon. Tor County Regis
ter, Edward B k.,r 1T Yorktown: fuf
Superintendent ot tn" Poor. william I
Lawrence ~ Ardsi"y. for Coroner. Perley
Mason q Peekskill
National Committeeman William l.
Ward. leader II th" MeSlche~ter county
Republicans. presided. In the course
Of has -,S~ech he said.
-Wa-iche~tsr county sent rppresenta
tive hody - citizens 10 Saratoga with
certain views as to what should he car
RED uut IN convention. We fought a.
hard a. We knew how to have them car
ris-i oIt and wr we're licked We came
hulns with n perfect satisfaction IN our
hearts and NO regrets for What We did
When yoI get iCked bOw your head and
g. along With III" majority 4 splendid
tCN"' has been up'nisnt'~t az Saratoga
and ~ should W" IuFN'lv Supported
The sun., 1910-10-05

with every plank that was proposed
to be put IN the platform The R"puh-
lican convention, however. hlS adopted
a platform by a substantial maJorty Y
and shall uphold and suppor1 every plank
m that platform. think the party
can m good faith do not hing els
-Gcutletuen, there isn't any morr /
can say now except that our siCcnss
and my Success depend nvt - much
upon myself AZ upon the help that yuu
shall give me, and | want q ask you
all for the help that you can give ~"
from now on until our ticket j. elsCt"i
A. believe wall he On el,CtIsn day
senator Ellhu Ruo-. Nhp headed Tho
committee representing the Judicial dis
trICts of the state Ia name the candidate e
tor Associate Judge II the Count ut AT-
IealS nominated FREDERICK Collin IT
tlmira. the Democratic nominee II ia"
Rochester Democrats state CpuvrutIuu.
EV al arrangement al SaTatD Ds.t 'h,t
Republicans renomlnated AS>r,idt Judg"
irving q Nann. the Democrats indOr-,.i I
Judge Nann and named Mr.. Collin. The
Republican judiciary committee. con-
sIstiug ui Gen. stewart l.. Nooifo ri
george Cromwell. Philip ttInE. Assem-
blyfnan Edward 4 Merritt. Jr RAY
Smith. Col George " b!nn. James
kIlby. Speaker Nads worth. William N
Daniels and senator Root eN-DfticIu-
west erriay placed Mr. Collin ia nomlna-
lon and the Republican state commit,
uomina;c 81 Mr. Collin
This was not done, however. until Mr.
Rtnes had entcred an objects I0u. Tie
- ID that It had b,eu customary for a
long time for thu state committee tu tili
vacancies on the ticket wherever npini-
nations Ners not made. MIR Barnes
continued
Nlr Collin u Elmira ~ a Gentleman
vho | understand ~ a lawyer Of ability
He II nevertheless the Law partner Of
II II
would be we'll for the Republicans uf the
state Of New York that ~ should ave
partner u MIR. Stanchiield upon ia.
Court of Appeals benoh. | simply wi-h
10 r'Ncord here my personal opposition
10 such action. and ! trust that The cont
mItt"e which makes th. nOmInutIuu NIll
not nominate Mr. Collin
i don't think Nlr BlrncS Wishes in
any way 10 dp ala injustice 10 Mr. col
lin said Repr,s"ut.tI' lts-.tt -
klmira. TO which Mr. Barnes replied.
Not the slightest
Mr.. Fas-att then said Think MIR. COL
In nomination ami ci"ctiuu would DO.
al honor 80 the parry and III" ~ a... b
would h.. sorry II any dlff"r'u.. - uI.u-
ion as 20 the regularity u Tia" pr, '-,dlns
whereby his name was brought forward
should IN anywIs.' int"rf"r" ~iih hls
nomination,
MIR. Collin vas hen duly dominates.
10y the State committee.
Nr Prpntic" the new Rsg.lh,I.In Sth q.
chairman. l. % wears uii u. i.u "rru.,..
ton man uf 81 H." wa 1dnItts-i tu 'i.
taT IA ISO after ttSing ,uUT-" Iu 'p,
New York Law school n" began ~
practiC. ~ Law m tn" pffi 20. uf Parsons
Shepard A ORti"u \ ugiup"r 90 yst..
ago a. the candidate fDr Assembly fur 'H"
I w"niy- NTH district of the Republicans
and IN" CItizous Union prrv.r ur w.n
by 22I3. and the SECOND t.in" n.. won
Dy OrO Mr. Prentice i- now . Deputy
Attorney -GoUeItl
The sun., 1910-10-05
FISH FOR ,ONGRE>> tGtIN.
Nnh >oI Word "f Ho"s",-It IN ~" 2,st
Uisirict 'upN rntion

porGukrFr~IF. Oc' . Hamilton Fizh
was r-uumuat.i hy me Republicans for
,rugr.->- 900 90. Twenty .a1-' district
to-day. i.'r" Wa uo uppn-iIun. on
grc-swau i.-u told 'u. delegates h- wa
proud nf ra,uE supported PreSident
TAT, IN his ai'uinis'ra'irr and added
that II r..'l",t"i he would continu" to
stand hv 10" pr.-Ii.nt. that h- would
opru-.. any gene il revision of the tariff
tom would adyp,at" the commission plan
0f revising g. -c.rdul" by schedule as
l.-. calculated 20 YTs.t business
Mr. Fish wa- h'irtly Ch"ered when he
referred 20 President Taft Ho did not
mention ex-Pr,e dent EOd-evelt and no.
bpty "lz. lid II ~ the tirNt Republican
convention nsld mere IN year, that Mr.
Ruo~ev.li = name has not h'-en frequently
pIsed a. - Sarup paIKu slogan. Congressman
Fish defended hI- stand against Speaker
annuu amt pledged himsrlf a. continu.
to oppo-s MIN.
The Republican convention for the
I 1wenty-sINth Senatorial district was
hcll to-day The present Senator. John
2 Schln--.r ~ FI-khiil. Was renoininated
Their" was me- other nomination and he
was nafn.-l by exclamation.
The sun., 1910-10-05
REPrBLICAN HOPES ~ ONO.
&. ID. Mcs Oy ThInhs tho Outlook Good for
EIaTdInR's Elcction.

G.. n. Mccoy Of Coshocton. Ohio. who
nominated Joseph u. Forakc- for Prcsi-
dent az the last national Republican
conven:io ion. but who says he - not In poll
TICS for prefermsnt. said yesterday az
IN. Waldorf that the prospects for Repub-
hcan success are a whole lot better than
they were six months ago.
-Harmon's strength Is no; what IL wns
ak week. before the close of tho I.egs-
lo,ure- said Mr. NcCov Up to that
time he had heen sVc'essfuly -traddiing
rvery imrortant question. but IN the
dying days of the Legislature som" G,i"--
tions we're put up II hum from wh!cn
no could not get away, and he could not
-,de t~o horses Then IN he Columbus
car strike he tried to ride i~o horses
and both got away.
The campaign We AZ" having now
: a speaking campaign. with N" Two
candidates as the bright particular stars.
Except for these there will not he great
deal II speaking done. The factions
IN the Republican party are coming 70,
ke,her The lnsurgent element looNeh
for a time rs n II would make trouble
hut Harding secrns acceptable To all
elements We are peculiarly tOrtunat"
IN the nomination ~ Harding.
-Out in Ohio the parfy IL generally be-
hind Taft and the result nt che election
will be- largely an indor~ement Tor his
Administration. He ~ regarded n a
vastly safer man than Roosevelt ana hotter
fitted for the Presidency than the latter
was Harmon ~ trying TO inject into
the campaign az an lssu" certain Treasury
rev elations. but he - weighed down
nv the nominee for state Treasurer.
who was elected on the reform cry two
years ago but who was caught not long
after he had taken Office making Joy
rides 20 his home AZ the expense ~ the
The sun., 1910-10-05
HEiRST WtN,GEP< rOR ~.
T1llnk Roosevelt aRsi IIrarst Gould Win
and S-hoenrrk he ~hrI,rd

The stat" committee 4 the l.ippyri
cnce league met last nigh ~ ID. Park
Avenue Hotel and talked For several h1ur-
over what should h" done tD-.iay 90 'h.
convention to b" held ~ trpj,"r Union
only seven IT he ii.I fn'fnh'r- nf the ,pm-
nIttso wore absnrt. about tIl - ia. 'l,.
StateT- w"r" present tui 'h"r Vor" I'D. .
loved 10 tak th-msslva- ou' on M"
lnppra' Iveue>S Ut putting DID, Nhple o.. 80.
p..nui"ut ticket M m" na!d TN, year R.t
while hey were -f.uoi 20 pa'I"rflg sv
" llliam X Hears representative their
demands will not h" h"" tod ~ IN" CONVEX.
ton
Mr. Hearst. II wis heard Ias, night IA,
sent in-; rtICtiOuS bY the wireless route
l. Stim-pn Ais II current reports can
he trust 81 they viii IndoT-s all ,ther can
iidates ou the Saratoga tIcke, eycepJ
SChu"uerk for Lieutenant @ pv"rnur ana
~IbstItut Hearst Tor him.
In "A recent interview hat Hearst gave
pIt m Europe. ne saId that he WOuldt riln
for Governor even n the lndeuend'nt- 10
should decide Ia put "A full ticket Ia the
field but b" minated that b" might con
sent To take a minor pla"" on ~" ticket
Several Of the mVn who are in a position
To speak for Mr.. Hearst said last nIgnt
that while the Saratoga ticket would
undoubtedly be iudorsad ~ to-day's
convention the nomination II Lieutenant
Governor would h@ kept open uutll they
could communicate further with Hearst
who will he hero tomorrow night or Fri-
day on the Mauritania. Their plan, AT
any rate. ~ Co have Mr. Hearst run for
Lieutenant -Guvsrnor. and they look for
ward "a close Roosevelt Hearst com
hination under theSs circumstances
Hearsts representative are urging
him by wireless to consent To TAX. place
on ths Leagues ticket ~ that ~ will give
him n justification for getting Out and
Campai gning against DIX. who houted
Hearst when Hearst was nominated for
Governor and announced that he would
vote for Hughes
40 far these men have not received any
reply a. their messages to the Mauritania
hut unless they get some painter from
Hearst before he lands they will 70 ahead
and iudOr-e the StImsOn ticket a. II sta nds
with the single change ~ substituting
Hearst for th" second plac"
At th" n'-"tlng ot th" STATE "omfnitte,
last night most ~ thO-. vino -pOk" fav-
orrd the indor-enrut ~ m" Saratoga
ticket but large number of IN. up State
members urged Ga. nomination II an
entirely independent ticket But ai the
very time that these up-Statsr- were
perspiring with their oratDrioaI sNeTtiogs
VI H-nrSt'- personal stan was giving
out the Information that th.. detailed
programme 10 be- adopted to-day at the
League. convention would depend upon
instructions received from Mr. Hearst
80 soon az they could get IN touch with
hirn
The sun., 1910-10-05
PRIHARr FRAUD ALLEGED
Hlncs seeks to Void the Tammsay Elec.
tion On the lDth.

James J. Hines. who was beaten for tbs
Tamnhny leadership of the Nineteenth
Assembly district by James Ahearn or
the face ~ the returns. asked Supreme
Court Justice Mctall yesterday 20 direC'
a review Of the ballots on the ground that
Gross frauds were committed.
Hines alleged that in the Third and
Fourth districts Ahcarn's inspectors re-
ported an enrolment of only i2O whereas
l2a votes were cast. Hinee alleged that
~ ~ these were illegal. and many persons
recorded a. voting did not vote. He sad
that one AhsaTn inspector was arrestesi
cha rg-d with permitting ballot box stiIfins
and that Ahearn hailed the man out
Hines offered 20 put up a bond to cover
the cost of a new election in the district
The Court adjourned the case To permit
the Assistant Corporation Counsel %
familiarize himself with the case
The sun., 1910-10-05
DIRECT PRIMARr NAN BEATEN.
uayn~ Count, Republicans Turn Down
weed for Assembly Nomination.

LYoNs. y Y. oct. Wayne county
Republicans this afternoon nominal cd
Albert Yeomans 81 walworth. chairman
of the Republican county committee.
for member of Assembly. defeating
Addison Weed. the direct primary candi-
date. ny 30 20 2s. Lyons insurgents
headed by ex-Assemblyman Edison W.
Hamn and ex- District Attorney Charles
T. Ennis. tried 10 seat an insurgent dele
CATION from Lyons in the convention
Hamn and Ennis got into the convention
az substitute delegates from outlying
towne. The committee routed the in
suraents. the convention unanimously
indorsing the committee.
Resolutions were carried indorsing the
administrations Of President Taft and
Gov Hughes. ratifying the Republican
platform and the work of the last Legisla-
flre
The sun., 1910-10-05
JrDIcI,RI rICkET ~ kI>GS.
Democratic Leaders Now DRIFTING Tow ard
NoR-I'R rtisanshIp

The upr,psitiun uf the B"mocratio
district haders "a Brupklyn 90 a non
partisan Judiciary ticket was much cess
pronounced yesterday thIn hIth"rtu. .
and y was the opinion uf snuI" ~ the
men ~ the Thomas Jefferson h"ndqunrt-
.rz that tD-norroWs = convention will
chpu-a justices Maddox and GnTr-tspn
Republicans. and JustIOe Putnam. q
D"'npcrat. who have already b,.~n numi-
mated by th" Republicans. A. m" cindi-
dates
Tn" express advice 81 Mayor Gaynor
that the Democrats Should follow bis
putting straight party ticket IN ths hsld
and the apprehension that the Indsp~n-
dence League proposed 20 indorse the
R.pubiican candidates has also won over
some - the district leaders " a non
partisan policy.
The sun., 1910-10-05
10 ou,eu No, to run independent.

CHICAGO. oct. i-ConRresSman Henry
Shermar-3outell will NOS he an indep~nd-
.ni candidai" for Congress That in
formation. while not coming from the
Congressman himself. has it, source IN
Warrington. where Bot;sil y at present.
and l. accepted hero as semi -officiRl
After his defeat Tor denomination BOu
tell said he would beco me an independent
candidate He wen 10 lay tho matter
before the party leade ~ in Washin Kton
aud II IL presumed they c ounselled gainst
giich action.