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The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-04-01
Handkerchief Is Clue.

The body was wrapped in an oil
gunnYsack, and was burned al
most beyond recognition. \ charred
fragment Of rope sticking to the neck
showed that the girl was strangled.
Wrapped up in the sack with the
body was a package containing a man s
white shirt bearing the initial ''W."
The fire escape on which the body
was first discovered is of the balcony
type, and was for the use of the ten
ants of both No. 222 and 224. The
fiat occupied by Wolters opened on it
The police made a careful examina.
tion of the apartment Wolters had oc
cupied and discovered that a fire board
protecting the wall from the stove haC
been removed, newly reprinted and re
placed. The condition of the CRATE wa
such that the police believe that tn,
body was wrapped In cloth or papers
saturated with oil, crushed into tn
chimney and set on fire.
No blood was found, which strength
ems the belief that the girl wa
strangled.
The body was first discovered by job
Taggart, who lives in No. 222, who SUI
posed the bundle to be garbage an
pushed it over the railing into the yar'
The fall burst the bag, and attraete
the attention of John WOshl, who sa
it contained the fragments Of u bod
and notified a policeman.
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BODIES ARE STILL IN RUINS
Search Continues in s~mouldering DeDIl'
for Bodies Of Fire Victims.

Cbicago.-Search Of the ruins OF the
Fish Furniture company building IRON
the s~mouIdering debris of which IL
bodies were recovered Saturday was
r.spmed Three more bodies, 1t ls
.tFoupht. are still covered boy the wreck.
age. The search was temporarily DIS
continued. owing to weakening walls
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Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow s
Soothing Syrup the best remedy TO
use for their children during the
teething period.
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IF IT'S your Eve Use Petit's Eye salve

for Inflammation, stys, itching IDS, eye
aches. defects Of vision and sensitive
to strong lights. All druggists or How
ard Bros.
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AS the twig is bent so is the small
boy often inclined across his mother
knee.
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"Would you ride on a monorail carr
''Not unless it ran on two mono.
rails.n
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\ thing Of beauty may jaw forever.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-04-01

Art is long, life is short and the rest
of us are go-betweens.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-04-01
GIRL Was MURDERED
STENOGRAPHER LURED AWAY
BY WANT AID.

Evidence Against A. W. Walters Is
Damaging-May Be Other Victims
Looks Like He Tried to Conceal the
Crime by Burning the Body-Was
Identified by Parts Of Dress Goods.
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His Mistress Denies knowledge

Katie Miller, the girl with whom ne
lived was arrested as she a~pproaeheu
The house where the murder was com
mitted. She was reading the detalls u
. German newspaper as she walked
smiling as she read sbe
During q long cross-examlnatlon sne
hold 70 the story that she knew nothing
e e. tbs crime until she read Of it in the
newspapers. sbo 70.
+urned from work at the laundry WneI :
sbe earned Sc a week-and gave II an
70 Wolter-she said she noticed tn'
sto,,e in front of the fireplace had peer
moved. the freboard newly painted ahI
. colored Autograph pasted over .n'
bo1o where the stovepipe formerly Gu
tored When she asked Wolter why n
Id dome this, he answered that snmme
n Lros coming Or and they would not nee
the stove.
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Girl Clicked and Burned.

In the bundle with the body was a
new paint brush with a red handle.
The bristles were stiff with black paint,
and the brush evidently had beer used
in painting the fre-board in the VOL
tiers apartments. Later, a can partly
filled with black paint was found in the
rooms occupied by Wolters at No. l22
| West One Hundred and Fifth street,
where he and his alleged wife went
after leaving the East S~eventy-htth
street house.
Several of the tenants told the ponce
that late on Thursday night or early
| Friday morning they noticed a strong
smell Of kerosene.
From fragments of a postal care
found in his room it is believed thai
Wolters made a practice Of writing tC
business colleges to send HIM glr
stenographers. ~
He had a wide correspondence witt
these girls and many of them calico
on him. In the past few months IL
had lived at three different addresses
~. noviae Crime
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He Denies Crime.

Albert Wolter, the youth in the ire
Mace of whose rooms were found PoL-
tions of the burnt body Of futh
wheeler, was committed to the TomGs
without bail, charged with the girls
murder. -
WoIter persists in his deni that ne
had ever seen the girl, ever
written to her or knew how her oody
come on the fire escape outside MS
window, or why fragments OF numan
foot hands and arms were found IN tne
ashes of his fireplace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-09

Ohio, II. c. claypool, Democrat, elect.
ed.
ID. R. Anthony Republican, First
Kansas district, reelected
Cyrus Cline, Democrat, Twelfth
district Indiana, reelected.
Second Nebraska district, c. o. Lo
beck, Demo rat, elected.
William n. Cox, Democrat, Third
district, Indiana, reelected.
i @
Memphis, Tenn, Nov. 9.-George
W. Gordon. Democrat. Tenth congress
sional district, elected
o G
Louisville. Ky, Nov. o. Congress
slonal elections:
Ninth district, w. J. Fields. Demo
crat.
Detroit, Mich, Nov. g.-Congress-
man Fourth Michigan district: Ed
ward l.. Hamilton, Republican, re-
elected.
Huntington. w. Va, Nov 9.-Fifih
West Virginia congressional district,
James A. Hughes, Republican. elected.
Louisville, Nov. 9.-congressioual
elections:
Third district R. Y. Thomas Jr
Democrat
Tenth district. John W. Langley,
Republican.
Providence, Nov. 9.-George II. Ut
ter, Republican. Second Rhode Island
congressional district, elected.
Des Moines, Nov. 9.--The election
OF Congressman W.. ]. Smith, mem
ber of the Cannon rules committee. is
conceded by $500 plurality over
Cleveland. This is reduced by 1000
in the Smith vote.
Des Moines, Nov. 9.-Eleven out OF
81 precincts OF Davenport Second
district. show |. S. Pepper, Democrat
for congress, running two to one over
Charles Grilk, to speak for whom
Colonel Roosevelt interrupted his New
York campaign.
Il. w. Saunder, Democrat, Fifth
Virginia, congressional district. elect.
ed.
c. NJ Stedman. Democrat. Fifth
North Carolina congressional district,
elected.
David A. Hollingsworth, Republican,
Sixteenth Ohio congressional dis
trlct, elected.
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HoW,s rHIs7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that
can not be cured by Halls Catarrh
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Wholesale Druggists, Toledo o
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
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and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 7F
cents per bottle Sold by all druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton.
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas City Mo.-Congressman
William p Borland, Democrat. of
Kansas City has defeated Giward r.
Lea, Republican for representative
by a majority of 5000 votes.
The Democrats carried this county
by an average majority OF 1000 votes
The county has gone wet Erom
10000 to $500 votes
James A. Reed, leads his Demo
cratic opponent for ele senatorial
nomination, ID. r. Francis. two to one
here.
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S.S.S.
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THE ONE SAFE BLOOD REMEDY

1t is a generally recognized fact
that medicines taken from the botan-
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S. S. S. cures Rheumatism, Catarrh.
Sores aud Ulcers, Skin Diseases,
Scrofula, Constitutional Blood Dis
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langer. S.. S. is unequalled as a
onic; it invigorates every portion Of
he system, and the healthy blood it
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nd digestive system. II you need a
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co., Atlanta, O..
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CONGRESSIONAL WINNERS
List of Lucky Nominees in
the Variou
States

Concordia, N. H.. Nov. 9.-Ninety
| election districts out of 290 in New
Hampshire for governor give:
Bass, Republican, S,96S; Carr, Dem
ocrat, 6,46S
In 1908 the same districts gave
Quinby, Republican, 9.l72; Carr, Dem
ocrat, 1913.
At this ratio throughout the state 0
majority is indicated for Bass foI
governor OF 6.645
Seventh-John J. Fitzgerald, Dem
ocrat, elected.
jackson, Mis-, Nov. 9-All Demo
cratic congressional nominees were
elected today. An average vote was
polled
Charles A. Korbly, Democrat, Sew.
enth Indiana, reelected.
Worcester, Mass, Nov 9.-John
Alden Thayer. Democrat, defeated
Congressman Charles G.. Washburn,
Republicans, in the Third district yes
terday.
John e. Bohne. Democrat, First dis
trict Indiana. reelected.
James T. NlcDermott, Democrat,
Fourth Illinois congressional district,
reelected.
Lincoln Dixon, Democrat, Fourth
Indiana district, reelected.
Sixth Michael Il. Burke.
Democrat, elected
Kansas City, Nov. 9.-At ID o'clock
William p. Borland, Democratic can
didate for congress in the Fifth dis
trlct claimed his election over How
ard r. Lea, progressive Republican.
by 5000 votes,
Boston, Nov. 9.-Congressmen--
Sixth district. Augustus 7 Gardner,
Republican
Seventh district, Ernest w Rob
erts, Republican.
Eighth, 5. l.. Mccall, Republican.
New York. Nov 9.-Steyen B.
Ayres. Eighteenth New York congress
sional district, Democrat. elected
j. J. kendred. Democrat. Four
teenth New York congressional dis.
trict, elected.
Francis Il. Harrison. Democrat. Six
teenth congressional district, elected.
Third West Virginia district, JOS.
Holt Gaines. Republican, reelected.
Baltimore, Nov. 9.-congressmen
Third district. George KONG. Dem.
ocrat.
Fourth district, ]. c. I.inthlcum,
Democrat.
Representative at large. w. Heald,
Delaware, elected.
Chicago, Nov. 9.-Eighth Illinois
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BALTIMORE

Baltimore. Md.-At 9 o'clock. with
cut complete returns from any of the
SIX congressional districts, the indi-
cations are that the Democrats will
lold the three districts they had and
gain .wo from the Republicans max.
In gthe states representation In the
coming house OF representatives
rive Democrats and one Republican,
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Boston-The returns for governor
from 927 ont Of LOGS election districts
including Boston give.
Draper, Republican, i47.932: Foss
Democrat, i72.509. Same districts In
1908 gave:
Draper, Republican. i4G,50G; vahey
Democrat, 1861
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ItiI3delphia. The Republicans
met with an unexpected defeat In
the congressional fight in Philadel-
phia. william r Foulkrod, Repub-
lican, being defeated for reelection
BY Michael Donohue, Democrat
Bho was also on the Independent
ticket In the Fifth congressional dis
tricf. The vote Is close.
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REpUcEp BOSTON VOTE

Boston Returns from G25 out ol
l.06s election districts including Bos
ION give:
Draper. Republican, l0s,47O; Foss
Democrat, 1868
Same districts In 1909 gave
hey. Democrat. shrdm cmfw
Draper. Republican, 2,010; yahey
democrat l0l 800.
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BULLETINS


Des Moines. Iowa. Early inaica-
ions are that Iowa cities. contain
lalf the vote. have fndulged in a
Democratic land slide. Claude p.
sorter. Democrat. for governor, claim
he election by l0.0e0, but the Repub-
leans declare the result Is In doubt
ind That belated county districts will
wipe out Porter's lead.
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PENNSYLVANIA

Philadelphia Senator Penrose said
lat II p. m. that Tener Republican
candidate for governor will come to
Philadelphia with a plurality OF forty
thousand and that Philadelphia will
give MIN 10000 more
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uTH CAROLINA

f,feFnvlAe South Carolina Returns
from maHy parts Of Greenvile coun
II SOW land slide victory Tor the
pfohilttionisfs on TIE quesfion Of dis
lensa1y or no dIspensafy In this
county. the vote standing 6se for; l.
e2S against, representing probably
two thirds oI the vote polled.
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MAYBE tiAWLEY

Boise, Idaho Partial returns from
Ada county Indicate Democratic
rains and that Hawpey. DEMOCRAT.
for governor. will carry the county
by small majority Two years as +,
tie county went Democratic by GAS.
Scattering returns from the state IN,
dieate Republican victory
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MoR7H CAROLINA

nnietah ! With meager re-.
4lrH1t fhe returns show the Demo
t7<tIc piSjofify IN North Carolina
Viii esrre1 32.8I10
H0lh Republicans and Democrats
- claIRine tAe Eighth and Ninth. ]
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MEMPHIS

Memphis. Tenn Early returns
from country districts in Tennessee
show a surprisingly light vote, and
Taylor, Democrat. is leading Hooper.
Fusion Republican, py a small md-
jority in the western part Q. the
slate.
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PARSONS DEFEATED

Washington-T The defeat of Repre-
sentative Herbert Parsons, Republic
an, in the 18th New York district
was the first loss of sitting mem
ber of the house reported UP to p m.
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ST. LOUIS

ST. Louis Returns from sixteen
out Of forty precincts in st. Louis
give 154 for, and a,75l against state
wide prohibition.
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CALIFORNIA

San Francisco-ti,yenty prealncts
in the state outside tae city OF San
Francisco give for governor:
johnson. Republican, 1871; Bell.
Democrat. 1868.
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Philadelphia With one ward miss
ling. Tener Republican. for governor
has a plurality OF 45.G0G in Philad4I-
Ehia. The missing ward. the forty
fourth. may reduce the plurality ~
Tvs thousand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-09

New Haven. Conn, EIgnty.hye
towns give Goodwin. Republican for
governor s5.eGf baldwin. Democrat
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SIOUX CITY

Sioux city--Early returns in Sioux
CRY show Porter. Democrat, Is lead
Ing Carroll. Republican. for governor
BY nesfly two TO one.
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KINNAN & MARVIN.
NO FIGHT IN WAGNER.

Wagner okla. Nov. 9.--The sher
iff OF Wagner county denies that
there was Q fight between whites and
negroes In that county yesterday
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MASSACHUSETTS,

Concord. Mass twenty tuwns and
wards out OF 2s0. give Base. Rapub.
lican, 12.13l; Carr. Democrat io.isl
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Jacksonville, Fla-Partial returns
from sixteen towns with six country
precincts give 2,7l0 votes for state
wide prohibition and ,2.s05 against
IL. The amendment seems to be de.
feated by over 5000 majority
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ALL FoR Ok

New York, Nov. Manhattan and
the Bronx with but one elertion dis
fTlct missing give Dix l64.22a; stim.
son. S6.s62; Hopper. 2o,527
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Milwaukee, Republican committee
comedies election OF Victor L. Berger,
Social Democrat. TO congress from
The Filth Wisconsin district
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Colo causes t1eaaaehs

LAxATIyE BROMO Quinine. the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy
removes cause. Cali for full nam,
look for signature q. " GROVE. 25c
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FLORIDA

Jacksonville. Fla-Early returns
show local optionists IN lead on prop
os'tion for prohibition amendment to
the constitution. All Democ ats are
elected.
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MILWAUKEE

Milwaukee Estimates on early re
turns from city OF Milwaukee and
state at large give McGoYern, Repub'
lIcan. for governor plurality OF SO,-
100 over schmitz, Democrat.
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j. ~ Langham. Republican, Twenty
seventh Pennsylvania district, elect
ed
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Champ Clark. Dmocrat. Ninth Mis-.
souri, dI1lrict. elected.
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Wyoming representative at large
Frank w. Mondell, Republican, re-
elected.
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J. NJ. Gudger, Democrat, Tenth
North Carolina congressional district
elected.
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Memphis, Nov. 9-Congressional
Ninth district, Finis ]. Garrett. Dem
ocrat, elected.
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INDIANA

Indianapolis. Nov S-Scattering re-
turns from over the state Indicate
that the Democratic state ticket Will
ne elected and the legislature posi-
bly, be Democratic.
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indianapolis Ind, Nov S-Four
hundred scattering precincts in the
state out Of 1886, give Eliingham.
Democratic candiHefe for secretarvl OF
state 1889, GulIey, Republican, II.
h41 These precincts show n Demo
cratic gain Of nearly 10000 over two
years ago
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Joshua W. Alexander. Democrat,
Third Missouri congressional district,
elected.
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PROVIDENCE

Providence. r. l,-Retnrns from
40 election districts out Of ls4 give
Pothier. Republican. 1896; Water
man. Democrat, 1882
Congressional
r.. w. Sims, Democrat, Eighth con
gressionaI district, elected
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r. NJ. Speer. Republican, Twenty
eighth Pennsylvania district, elected
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indianapolis. ln,I,s Nov, 81 Seventy
two precincts out Of las In MarioI
county indianapolis. show the Demo
cratic Legislative ticxels leading BY
500
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J. Warren Kefer, Republican
Seventh. Ohio, First district, elected
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congressional district, Thomas Gala
CHER, Democrat, reelected.
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BOSTON

AN other districts will he Democratic
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Arthur L. Bates. Republican, Twen,
ty-fifth Pennsylvania congressional
district. elected.
William b. Wilson. Democrat, Fif-
teenth Pennsylvania congressional dis.
trict, elected.