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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-01-14
Valley
Railway Co.

TIME TABLE NO. 80 IN EFFECT
JUNE IL, 1908.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-01-14

County Court meets the first Wednesday In
January, March, May, July. September and
Noyembor.
HARVEY o. n. LAND opFioEi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-10
RECORD BREAKING
.sIAEGUREs REVEALED
REPRESENTATIVE PALMER MADE
A REPORT OF CONDITIONS.
HOUSE ATTACHES CUT OFF.
(By United Press.).

WASHINGTON. April 10.-A spe.
ciaf report of Representative Palmer.
Of Pennsylvania. which-aleds to the
purglng of the House pay roll and the
saving oftfsl32,o0d an e .satagfesS was
made public today and record break.
ing sinecures revealed. The thirteen
year old daugltteE iofs tie schieG stotr
keeper drawing $1,000 Year as
fclefbfda,tsha saoeykeeReD IS ThIrty-
eight, extra policemen were author.
lied dmilhgrRtaspdn1sh RMstitaNWar
when the plot to dynamite the Capitol
was feared. were still on the pay roll,
drawing $4,000.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-10
HATPlN AS WEAPON.
Girl Routes Bandits and Would Have
gt Pursued Them Were It Not IS
for Her Hobble Skirt.

:. NEW YORK, April 5.-When Miss
Hannah Krotchvil. aged % years, and
comedy. was held up at the point OF q
revolver in the street here today she
put the footpad to flight with two 20
inch hatpins.
SheShena tried to follow and capture
the bandit, but the hobble skirt she
wore was too much Of a handicap.
The fugitive was finally collared by
n policeman. Z.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-10
! An mall subscriptions payable in
Z s6vnnoe. rt.5n
: UNWARRANTEp ATTACK.

To what ends some newspapers VIII
go to force matters along their partic.
au|ar channel is shown to-day by the
Times which takes up two columns OF
its editorial page in an attempt TO
blacken fthe political record of Gov.
.ernor5 Glasscock because he advocates
many measures for which the Times
8doesyinot stand. A long and devious
path Is followed up until the night.
mare of an extra session OF the legis.
Siature is found to be the spectre that
: has so frightened the Morning Glory
of Democracy. The West Virginian
nor Governor Glasscock neither OBJ
ject to the Times, making loud and
frequent opposition to anything that
Will encourage the passage of a pri.
mary election law. That's Its privi.
z lege. and standing for the things It
;does'!it Is not only It's privilege but
sitsR duty. The men Annd measures for
& which the, Times stands sponsor will
never want their measures taken in a
! primary or any other. popular form OF
election where an expression Of the
.SYoice of the people may be registered.
For these reasons no one can object
stosthe opposition from this source but
when II; comes to intimidating the Gov
Sernor from doing what he honestly be.
lleves ito be his duty In the premises,
by insfnuatfng that he has sinister
4 and corrupt gintentions In desiring to
call the Legislature, in extraordinary
session, and that he is Influenced IN
this desire by those Interested in the
Virginia debt certificates, the limit Of
political mud singing has been reach.
sd. While mo such charges are made
IN the open the inference Is plain.
The Times does not believe that the
sGovernorsthas any such purpose in.
View neither does any other citizen
I ofSthis State who has had tile slight.
I est possible acquaintance with Gov.
sernor2 Glasscock. Such inslnuatlons
are intended to question the honesty
and integrity OF one. OF our highest
< li9nored citizens and this attempt Will,
\ h q most Seipphatlcall Vi RESENTED by the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-10
FOUND GUILTY
MIKE PRUeENlc, is CONVICTED
: OF UNLAWFUL CUTTING AND
GETS ONE YTAR IN .iPENlTEN.
'TIARY,

Mike Prugenic was tried In the Cir.
Cult Court Saturday for malicious cut.
ting. Rade kalinja, the victim, re.
ceived a severe cash In his arm while
In a fight last December at Annabelle.
kalinji was admitted 10 the Miners
Hospital. His. arm became infected
from the incision and 1t became neces.
sary. to ampntate the member.
The jury decided the case ina very
short time. The defendant was sen.
fenced by Judge Mason to the peni
Tertiary for one year for unlawful
cutting. VS. s
Pregenic was defended by H. N. Og.
den and French McCray.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-10
friends of'the Governor in both: polit

ttlehus VI tHe IOVeTIlOT IN DOM DOlltl.
cal parties. ~ COTS AttNH ,ftif-
The West Virginian has no particu.
lar interest in, the Governors call for
an extra session Of the legislature; In
fact. this, paper has already taken the
position that We could well do with.
out any further Legislation until the
next regular session meets although
there is an imperative demand from
the rank and file from both parties for
a primary election law and both par.
ties have pledged themselves to this
measure. II the Governor has any as.
surance that such law can be passed,
which we seriously doubt, at an extra
session the West Virgin!an is glad
to add strength to his arm in making
the effort. 1t would seem however In
this connection that his attempt may
be hopeless as the Democracy, or its
leaders, now seem to oppose this
measure and they hold the balance OF
power with the Senate. This opposi.
ton coupled with the opposition Of
President Hatfield, who is outspoken
against primary election law
"ohit SCCH W ltlahC lut
of its passage very remote. but from
the course of the Governor We hold
out the hope that he has in some way
assurance that such law may be
passed. ~-
The rise of the Virginia debt Ger.
tiilcates, in the stock markets is the
natural outcome OF the opinion OF the
Supreme Court which has been so dis.
appointing TO the people Of West Vir.
ginia and the calling Of an extra SEES.
sion of the legislature can In no way
make the certificates more valuable.
II any consideration would be tax.
en- OF the debt question at an extra
session It would be to oppose rather
than 10 encourage the payment of
these certificates. 1t may be that the
defense of this debt suit has not been
as able as some would wish to have
1t but the indelible fact remains
stamped In the political linen OF West
Virginia that the only opposition, le-
gal or otherwise, that has ever been
brought to bear on the Virginia Gebt
question has been OF Republican pa
rentage.
We think that there is still hope
that this question will not prove so
disastrous as the opinion OF the
court would indicate and that other
evidence will yet be brought out on
the subject which will greasy lesson
the obligation of this State. We think
that such counsel as W. P. Hubbard,
Republican, and John Fl, Holt q
Democrat, should be employed to pilot
this case through the narrow channels
In which our defense seems to have
become stranded. With this team nf
constitutional lawyers at the helm we
think the sleep OF all West Virginians
would become more restful.
Any way you look at this question
It has nothing to do with the desire
OF the Governor to call an extra SEES.
sion of the Legislature and any other
coptention is the flimslest sort of pc.
litical balderdash.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-10
4 DEMOCRATIC VOW Wowly

That5there is not as much harmony
existing In the ranks of the Democrat.
ic marty as some Of the polished daily
reflectors of the much advertised liar
'monlous party radlancy would have
the public believe Is very clearly, dem.
,onstrated every week by the utter,
s as score y, III mere 81 the ipde
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-10
IS
FOUND DEAD
REPRESENTATIVE LINK WHO FIG.
URED IN LoRlMER iNvESTlGA.
TON CASE LiFELEss FORM IN
BED, 10
(By United Press.)

MITCHELL, ILL.,. April 1O.-Former
Representative Link, who confession
figured in the investigation of Sena.
tor Lorimer's election, was found dead
In bed here this morning. He had
been III for several months. Link con.
fessed receiving $1,000 and share OF
Jackpot" for his vote. -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-10
FIERCE BATTLE
r.n. As4x-

ELSPAso. Texas, April News
is learned & to-day OF d a fierce battle
which was fought, yesterday on I the
outskirts OF zacate cas between the
Federal Garrison town and large
force of sinslr los. a y is reported In
5 ., that The erals were defeat;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-10
ARRESTED
JEWELER THOUGHT TO BE CON.
NEcTEo WITH BIG ROBBERY.

NEW YORK, April 1O.-Frank
Plass. aged 80, n ieweler, was arrest.
ed here today In connection with the
robbery OF Aaron L. Bancroft OF $685..
600 worth OF securities on March 2.
Bancroft's pockets were picked while
en- route to the safety deposit vaults.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-10
FIFTY BODIES
ARE RECOVERED
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY.
EIGHT LIVES LoST-TWENTY
AR EWHiTE. MEN. II.
tBy United Press.}

TIi. ,tBy United Press.} (
BIRMINGHAM. Ala, April 1O.--To-
day 1t is estimated that 1913 persons
have lost their lives In the Banner
mine explosion at Littleton Saturday.
Twenty are white men, the rest negro
conyicts. Fifty bodies SO far have
been recovered.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-10
PRINCESS IRENE D0CKED.
BIG SHIP is DocKEp AT HOBO.
kEN-RELEASED FROM SANDS
YESTERDAY. = 81
(By United Press.)

NEW YORK, April 10.-The liner
Princess Irene was locked at Hobo.
ken to-day following the release from
Fire Island sands yesterday. III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-10

e Lots are Dough and cold In this city
by people who want.ady rtise. and
Who answer want.ad rtising chiefly;
and lprincl pally. Is sst,;s & n,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-10

Howard Lear, Of Altoona, Pa,
pleaded guilty n icourt to the charge
OF beating his wife. He lold the Judge
that he was not guilty but that he
was willing to plead guilty to any
charge in order to escape his wlfe's
clutches. The Judge hesitated and
finally asked Lear to withdraw his
plea Of guilt, but .he refused and was
sentenced to 1samonths Il THE peni.
Tertiary "i'm happier sncw than !
have been since IA month after was
married." said Lear smiling as&tie
officers led him out OF court.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-10

Tied by his wrist to the TALBOT a
hprse, the dead body Of a Papagn In.
dian was found near Mesa. Arizona.
a few days ago, by a detachment OF
United Staes cavalry. In order TO Sc,
the body twas necessary. to shoot the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-10
ODD AND ST (sE

/ & - q 81 =,
horse It,Sisf believed that 4 he Young
Indian had been condemned to die iii
this manner for violating some. iawof
his tribe.
Tom Robertson, of Macon, Mo, the
old man who took vow In 1885 Tint
he would NOT permit a razor "a touch
his face or shears to touch his hair
until William Jennings Bryan was;
elected president, died last week Ids
a result Of a fall down d long flight OF
stairs He hal kept his vow. faith
fully; and was looking forward 10 n
Democratic triumph In / f2 When
Rcbertson's; hairswas combed 1t reach
ed halfway down his back. HIS age
vas 65. 1T SIX - n
Two years "a 20 Walter Dange. yard
conductor of the p Pennsylvania rail-
road. was ground to pieces by a pas.
senger train at "A tlantic City, N. u.
Charles Smith, his assistant, Swas ap-
pointed to his place and married theS
widow. Last week Smith was hit. and !
killed by a passenger train withinsten
feet Of the spot where DANCE last HIS !
life.
Vote earlySand often for Your cam
dldate. nj. N, Vi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-10

William Cobb. owner Of "a hotel ut
Fishkill Landing, N. " utmost faint
ed one day lastsweek when 8his wife
whom he left twenty-five years ago in
Maine, called at the hotel andscjaim,
ell him. Neither had married In the
interval, Cobb srefused8to own her,
and she will sue TO compel him to
support her. -, J. I Il !, i 4 a. 4;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
PENNSYLVANIA

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Nov The
earlies, indication Of the election re-
sui tat 1880 tonight tends to show
the Republican county ticket has car
ried with one exception. X. ~. Jack
son for judge OF common pleas court
No. has been defeated BY Ambrose
Reid. keystoneD democrat. by ; 10 J..
and Jackson's aih"-eu:s conceds .
majority OF i0.JbO for Reid.
The nine ,Ouncilmen aud Tus,ace
Morrow for city controller. the only
city offices ON tne ticket. hal ~ cp-
position. being on all tickets bat she
Socialist
TITU SNlLLE. Pa NOV. At the
election in this city to-day. John g.
Dillon. Democrat. Was elected mayor
over John J. sharp. Republican. b.
twenty votes. A. late hour to.nisn-
u was believed that the remainder o.
the Republican ticket would b. elect
ed. although the majority Will be very
small
ERIE. Pa. NOV The Republican
ticket made a clean sweep OF the city
and county. With the returns from
- out OF 80 districts. William =.
Stern CRepublicanl led Robert p.
Devine tDemocratl for mayor by $50
votes. The Democratic committee
conceded Storms election by 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
IF YOU ARE TIRED
TRY IONA VITA
Restores the Appstits. Energy and
Health 20 Az Run Down
People.

There Is no excuse for being all
run down. II you feel tired most
OF the time with a poor appetite and
oad dixestion. you are debilitated
and nature needs some assistance In
throwing on this condition
Tona Vita" the modern tonic. n n
sure means OF overcoming this
trouble. Many thousands OF half sick.
listless. nervous men and women. who
lacked vitality and energy. have
actually been made over BY this
splendid medicine.
iona Vita" was only recently In
troduced In this country. yet the sale
OF II ID now tremendous and still
growing. IL 10 certain no medicine
could De 10 successful unless IL was
accomplishing remarkable results.
iona Vita" Ia accomplishing remark
able results. II overcomes nervous
debility In a few weeks time. ana
brings back the old energetic spirit
that is lacking.
II brings restfui sleep. good dises-
ton. more vitality and drives away
the listless. Respondent feeling so
quickly that II will positively sstonish
you. Don't drag around half sick any
longer.
There. In an agent in every city.
who will return the purchase price to
You N the tonic fails TO completely
build you M.
Lees Rhubarb Laxative is the as
sistant remedy 70 be used with iona
Vita in cases OF chronic constipation.
This medicine contains the splendid
medicinal virtues OF rhubarb the
hnest or all natural lsxatives. Harsh
drugs strain the intestines while rhu-
barb. equally effective. has a tonic
eject on the entire bowel tract. Lees
Hhubarb Laxative In an ideal family
medicine and should be used in pref
erence TO any other laxative for chill
dren. The taste is very pleasant.
iona Vita and Lees Rhubarb Lax
alive are sold In Wheeling by Chas.
X. Goetze & Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
TAMMANY. HALL
(co,tt.asd from 1,rss PaSs,.

plurality OF 6s.3ss9. and elected a
Democratic supreme court Justice by
about $4,000. To-day Robert L. Fowler.
the Democratic candidate for surro-
gate. carried. New York county with
maxium plurality OF about IL 900.
The Democrats elected their candi-
dates for sheriff by about 5000 and
the three Democratic candidates for
supreme court justice in the first
judicial district pulled through by a
bare 5000. Francis NJ. Scott. the
fourth justice elected was endorsed
by both parties.
. The Republicans gained eight as
semblymen in New York county. and
will send fifteen members to that
body out OF the total delegation OF
thirty-five
The three Republican candidates
Tor supreme court justices In the sec
ond judicial district. which comprises
Kings. Queens and Richmond coun-
ties. were elected with one possible
exception. William Willett. Jr. the
Democratic candidate. who was
charged with buying his nomination.
ran about 5000 behind Callahan. who
is so close TO the last man on the Re
publican list that his fate remained
in doubt until the last district was
heard from
The Republicans elected = sheriff In
Kings county By about $4,000. In -
our OF IS districts in brooklyn. the
tusionists gained six assemblymen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
Coiersin ToNnship.

Colersin Township.
Inc Democrats elected all official <
with the exception OF w n Hail for
trustee. Those elected are. Georgs
Frazier. y: l.. ID. Mitchell. ID ana
w h Hall. n. trustees. Oscar
Mum. D.. township clerk samuel
Goats. ID. treasurer. Charles Mitch
eli. u. assessor. Charles Netzel. u
and Thomas Penman. D.. consfables
Barton Precinct.
Following -sas tho vote in Barton
precinct on delegates to the constiiu.
tional convention TO be- held al 90.
bus Tallmsn. ID. sc. Eaton. n %
Bailey. r. -. Harris. \. 90.
Colersin Precinct.
Delegates TO constitutional conven.
ton Tallman. ID. Il. Eaton. Il
u Bailey. r.. 80. Harris. =.
Yves, Wheeling.
Following IL tie result o. the West
Wheeling election
Township Trustee-Steven Kenne.
dy. :. 81 " ". McKain. =. ~: Her
bert Pepvan. =. o.. ". ~ Darrah. q
~. J 4 Wise. r. n. George Wal.
ters. u. ?. y ". Greenbee. -. 50
George Kern. -. 81. ". G. Parker.
D. 5s
Tovnship clerk Charles " Brom.
field. $ a. Herbert Mcvay. u. y
" :. Campbell. D.. 20.
Treasurer Albert Schianz. 4. IS
Arthur Stewart. n. So. r. " Bran
men. -. 80
Constable Taylor Bass. s.. g..
Herbert RaforicvsH. =. a.. I'd Carr.
90 Adrian Wender. . Charles John.
son. o.. John r. Travis. 80
Township Assessor Socialist
candidate No Republican candidate
Joseph y. Moore. s. vote not given
Constitutional Convention. g..
Tailmsn -. o. ~ Harris. 81 x.
- Eaton. % T. = Bailey. ~.
Hoard ~ Educstlon two 20 electl
John Ginen. 10 deceased vacan-
IS 10 b. hlled b. appointment Ia.
vid Walker. o. Eimer Nlchal. ~.
Frank PAUL %. Joseph Reich. &C.
j. 70 Robinson. ~
For tho third consecutive time
Charles Wasaman has been elected
mayor Of Beiiaire on the Democratic
ticket IFS ma lorify four years ago
ras sc. tao years aEo I .0Ot. and this
time hs leads bic nearest competitor.
HeafherinFion. the Socialist candi.
dafe. b. -
The Democrats alec elect all Of
their candidates 70 the city Offices.
eiu control the city council the Re.
pubI.cans eiectinG Culbertson council
man a. large and Gibson On the Third
rard FoiowinE ia The result
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
ST. GAINESVILLE

Following is the result OF Tia. cleo.
ton in st Clairsville.
North ward-For Mayor. n NJ
Davies tR. IS; W G. Bridwell
I'D. So,
For Marshall. G Bulger CRl. Sc:
Addison Davis Cd. 4S
Treasurer-Clsrk Daniels tRD. &c :
u. s. Mcbride Dl. 81
Clerk-O. II. Nary Cd. no opposi.
ton. 81.
Conncil-HoWar Garner 6Rb. IS: r
\. Sidebottom tRb. 80. J. y. Ryan ID.
So; y. Ault ID. -: John Carlisle in.
80: Harry BarroWs u. IS: Fred
Lonsiey u. = Nichols ~. 20
Assessor ~ Adams ,R,. 90
John Van Horn Cd. as.
Board OF Trustees-Harry Errett
tRl. IS: George Thornburg CRl. 81.
John Williamson (Rl. 50: &. W. Nc.
Cali tD). so; Emmett Fox 90. 81 .
Robert liardsey OD). II.
School Board-Joseph Lewis. 1872:
;. l.. West. i55 No party issue and
two TO elect
South Ward-For Nayor-H. NJ
Davies tR. IFS: w G. Bridwell
CD. -
Marshal. g. Bulser uRJ. IFS:
Addison Davis CDj. 81.
Tressurer-Clark Daniels 1RI. IL.
u. Mcbride (Dl. So
Clerk-O. b. Nary. no opposition.
11s
Howard Garner 1RI. ss1
=. Kyle (R). iO2. Howard Fletcher
tRI. li2: y. 4 Sidebottom CRD. 100 /.
J -. Ryan ODl. 20. y Ault Di. 30:
John Carlisle Cd. II. Harry BarroWs
~. 90. Fred Longley a.. 81: \.
Nichols 90. ~
Assessors w. n. Adams ,Rb. 1oi
John Van Horn Oh. 50
hoard of Trustees Harry Errett
tR. -. George Thornburg (R,. So
Robert lisrdsey ORl. o.. G.. ". Nc
CAL Cd. GO. Emmett Fox OBi. CT.
Robert Hardesty lDl. %
Delegate 10 Constitutional Conven.
hon-Robert Easton. 221. l.. =. Bailey.
1871. James Tsllman. 1876.
Totals Of Two Wards Davis tRl.
1876. Bridweil tD). 10. Davis ma.
J6rity. So
Marshal Bulger (RD. 1ss. Davis
ODl. il5. buyers majority. ST.
clerk. Nary tDJ. no opposition. 30
votes
Treasurer Daniels tRI. isf. Nc.
Bride Cd. ifS. DanielF' ma jority. r.
Following totals on councilmcn.
Sidebottom Gl. t15. RYAN 90. f7s.
Fletcher OB. 10. Kyle fRl. TO.
Garner 90. 10. Three to elect
Assessor ADAMS rR. 10. Van
Horn 90. iO7. Adams ma iorit,. 81
Board Of Trustees -Thornhure fRl
i35. Ilardsey 90. 125.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
NEW YORK

BUFFALO. y. Y. Nov. The Re
publicans made practically a clean
sweep in Buffalo and Erie county to
day. Six OF the nine assemblymen
elected are Republicans. with one In
doubt. This Is a Republican gain OF
three seats in the legislature.
NEW YORK. Nov. From returns
compiled at the Republican state
Headquarters. IL Was snnoupced short
ly after $50 y. m. that the election
Of 80 Republican members 20 the as
sembly was indicated This would
give the Republicans a majority OF SO
IN the lower house OF the neat legis-
latAre
SCHENECTADY. y Y. Nov. =
For the first time in the history OF
this county the Socialists have Doiled
a counting vote. eiecting n mayor. all
but one city officer and a majority 81
the county officers. which will make
the common council and probably the
county board OF supervisors Social
istiC.
The Rev. DR. George r. Lunn. pas
tor OF the United Peoples church.
aud editor OF the citizen. a Socialist
ic weekly. vas elected mayor by q
plurality Of .ss9. or practically two
thirds Of the total vote The plat
form OF Dr. Lunn called fpr thorough
reforms.
NEW YORK. Nov. . Reports 70
ceived from - assembly districts out
side OF greater New York show B.
Republicans and Democrats elected.
net gain OF new members for the
Republicans
UTICA. y. Y. Nov The ely OF
Utica elected a Republican mayor BY
majority % 500.
ROCHESTER,. y " Nov -
Mayor Edgerton ,Repubucanl. 10 r.
f1sccted hY over s.0po
SYRA-TSE. y Y Nov. Edward
Schoeneck tRepubicaui. vas ~
elected mayor o. Syracuse. over Lud
inE,oR uDemocrat. o. 1850 votes
20 t0.ssS
ALBANY. y y. Nov Eariy ~.
turns indicate che reelection o.
MAYOR James u. NcEVan tHepub.
ucaul. By a substantial ma 'orlfy.
NFW YORK. Nov Returns re-
cei,ed 10 70 midnight from throuFh-
nut the state on the assembly elec.
ton indicates that he complexion o.
the body will b. o. follows
Republicans. iou. Democrats. %.
Socialists. o. This would mean
Gain of 30 seats for ihe Hepublcaus
and give them - majority 81 fH
ROCHESTER,. g. Not o.
Hiram ~ Edscrton. Republican. vas
elected mayor OF Rochcffor to-daf f1r
the third time bf abnu. q sfn pIurH
ity He carried sith hIm fhr cniIrc
city ticket
NEW YORK Nof o. Hsporfs
received FROM sINIi seven assf mhiY
districts outside Ercafrr Nes Nork
hos the election 81 90 ucpuhiraus
and - nemoCrsts a net eain ~ o.
Tor The Rcrublicans
NEW YORK nov The World.
an anti Tammany paper ConCrdrs
Tammany victory iH New Nork clt5
By over $4,000
sCHENECTABY. 81 s.. Nov -
Present indications point 90 che elcc
ton Of Rev George X Dunn. Socialist
candidate Tor mayor. With TOE entire
city ticket and part of tho county
ticket.