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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwaik and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Thursday. The
disturbance that was central over the
Lake region yesterday morning moved
tiltstward and passed over New Eng-
land last night. It is followed by a
secondary disturbance that is now
central over the bake region and will
prevent the weather Ironiclcarlng
very rapidly. 'I‘hundcrstorms were re-
ported along the North Atlantic coast.
No unusually low temperatures were
reported frolu any section. Conditions
favor for this vicinity partly cloudy
and unsettled weather with moderate
temperature for tonight and That's-
day.
TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO.-
D Y
A .
Highest, SS"; lowest. 40°.
Special sale of waists at (‘. .l. iiilntz
&(‘o.'s. Soc adv.
W. C. (‘lapp. of Piulniieltl. N. J., is
a visitor ill Norwullt.
lilankots and cotulorlublos at 'I‘rls-
tram fl: liyail‘s. See, the adv.
Mi‘.{lllll Mrs. .losoph Mills. of Broad
River. :tro tho parents of a son.
.lohn 'i‘. Mct‘ortnack. of Waterbury,
was a visitor ill NtirWlIlk today on bus-
inoss.
Read about the l)u.~tto vacuum our-
pet ciouuor III A. .l. Allgcvine lb Sou
I‘o.'s ntiy.
lioos your family maul clothing and
shoes? if so. roati tho adv. of tho Kric~
nor Company.
ilat‘oid Koidrlcit, of West street.
has tuiton a position at Ilolton's Novel
iy Store in \\'anhiuglon stroet.
The kind of clothes that young man
like will bo found at itoaors & Stevens,
Ill-ad about them In tht-ir adv.
~ Stoamor t‘yuihlu at lt‘ol'rls dock.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, with 1.. l.
potaloos, lino; turnips. llic; clams, :1.
Thu Sixth (‘ompauy, (i. A. 0., will
hold llii'll‘ llrst lncotiuu and drill of
tho souson ill lilo Armory this even-
iug. -
llov. A. S. Kurauagh. superintendent
of tho Moihodlsl Episcopal Hospital.
in lli‘tliililjil. was a visitor in this cili’
today.
John Whalt-y. ol Not-walk, who has ‘
boon oiuployod on tho form of It'l‘lllllt
ltltyluoud. In Haugnlocll, has resigned
bit.- position.
'i‘lio l-‘l‘litoruul Urdor ol‘ Finch-a will
hold it rouulur uiooilug, this ovoulug.
in Norwniit. All Mombora aro roam-s
toll to ho prom-oi. an luminous oi‘ int
juii'lllllt'l' will lil‘ ll‘lllitillflioil.
A young follol‘ party was bold, lual
crowing, at tho honor or Mr. and Mrs.
Michael iloruially. in Want Washing-
ton airoot. 'l‘horo worc gillllH‘l and mu
air, and rotorshmoiiin worn sorvctl.
W
In tho lawsuit lirouithi by Wolfol
.t- lil‘t'l‘llWlllll, plumbora. against dollar
W. N. (lotion. of New Citation, .ltnluc
i-lcott. of tho liourt of Common Pleas.
has uwnrtlod tho plaintiffs ”11.30 and
”this. 'l‘bo piniuiiifs woro roprosoul
ml by Atloruoy Noholuiah Caution. of
this cily.
Woe It Price's now play of life in
l'olortitlo. cutilloti "'l‘ho County Hhcr
lit.“ coiuou to Music Hall on Friday
ovonlag highly rooommctuivd as u play
of trcluomloun holding powor. it has
that great recommendation. a real
story wall told. The «cotton are laid
in lllenwood Springs and Golden, (lot.
in that section of the state which is
rich ill historical interest and teams
with romance. William H. t‘rmkshuuk
and li‘ranltie McCoy will be seen in
the two principal parts. with a clever
nupporting cotmmuy. and an elaborate
laconic production, together with live
planning specialties. headed by the Red
this. titittledy 'I'rio. Prices for this cu-
gagouleni. it). 20 and till cents. Reserv-
ed sepsis now on ssic at box office.
. 74 Washington sum. south uni-wok.
,‘Week- End Candies
’Wlll Begin Next Sunday in South Nor-
caocom‘fr‘s
25°
Tornado Insurance
TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
TEL. toss. .,
:2!
‘ Acker. Merrill] 8t Condit’s
. 29C ..
Baxter’s Drug Store
WW'RNDsasou's
Launch Works
Bust Frames set up and ready to
plank. . I
All kinds of repair work.
launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen. -
Oyster-Shah Polnt,Norwalk
Norwaik Vacuum Cleaning Co.
Cleans Residences, Hotels, Public
Buildings. Lodge Rooms. Etc. Carpets,
Raga, Mattresses, Upholstery Cur-
tains, Etc. Photo 477. Prices Reason-
able. Phone or send postal and get an
estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed.
CHAS. H. DOWNEB. Prop.
9 Courtlsnd Place.
Xi]. “and”?! CORINTH-y
liliilllllli ENGINEERS lIIIl
liliIlIIlillIlRS
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'c Theatre Building, South New
Walk, Conn. Phone 423
WSUNDAY trauma minim... I
walk Congregational Church.
Notices are being distributed about
town announcing ilmt the Sunday Evo-
tling institute will be opened next
Sunday evening at 7:20 o'clock. at, the
South Norwuik (‘ongrogatiouui Church.
The subject will be “Religion and So-
cial Justice." The speaker will be
Rabbi Stephen S. \i'iao, of tho. .icwisii
Synagogue III New York.
The institute is for social service.
ulul Its lectures and gatherings will be
in tile interest of tho popular Wolfaro.
by a large Chorus.
The program for .\'o\‘omlior will ho:
Nov. 7, . llnhbl \‘i'lso, on lloiiulon and
Social Justice. .q
Nov. “will: liiaci'arlaud. illustrated
lecture on (lily lluiitiini: and Munici-
pal lloauty.
Nov. ill—«dim. Louie l-‘, llorry, ilhla
tratod lecture, on 'l‘bo liovolopmoui of
lilo ll‘rcnch Nation.
Nov. 28~ lit-v. Frederick Lynch, of
New York. on i’l'ovoniion or llcdomp
lion. which? A study of the new social
consciousness.
———.-._._....__.._.
FARMERS GET GOOD PRICE FOR
TOBACCO.
NEW MILFORD, Nov. 3 wli‘or the
first limo in throo yours. according to
reports received lli'l‘t- from tho sur-
rounding sot-lions, lilo faruiot'u nto dis
posing oi' thoir tobacco crops at iztuhl
pricos l‘or iiousatouio loot, a road)
marhot lit-int: found. running from ii
to ll‘. l’t'lllH a pound. ’i‘ho crop is
said to ho a good ono. has llllil ('XI'OII
out curing woathor and will ho tooth
to strip from stains and hundlo uitjt-
III a wool. or two. lutst your's prioos
were in tho lioiglthorbootl of flvo lllill
uoton routs a pound, and lilo your be-
fore what Iillio was sold also brought
your botoro ulnlor oinhi cents a pound.
'l‘horo is about $300,001) worth of lobar»
on sold in this socllou and with good
pricos a busy {all ll‘udo lu looitod tor.
TOOK CARBOLIC ACID BY MIS-
TAKE.
llANlil‘lli'. Nov. 3.— ----- Miss liololi
I’Iorco. lwolrly-st-l'oll, tllotl last night
from curbolic acid poisoning. ’l‘ho
young writuilu had boon tailing cough
syrup in rulioio a cold and it is sup
pout-d Illai slu- uludo a luluiulto ili
picking up lilo lllllilI‘N. Folio ran from
[top room cryiiiu lhul hillt was ill and
wuntcd a physician. liol‘ort- she could
claim any oxplauallnu of her lrouhlo
alto sunk to tho iloor and tlicd without
roguiuiug consciousiwss.
Your interest
and ours are idoulicnl.
We realize that oilr
hill'f‘lliill tioponda inraoiy
on tho sorvlt'o romluroti
our patrons.
To this odd we are
equipped to lulutllo all
Iitl‘nliioas pertaining to
a tumloru ’l‘runt L'lllll‘
party.
80. Norwalk
Trad Co.
Merchants’ Accounts
Invited
Fishing'l‘addealld
Poles
tron slum AND sucsrllu
FOOTBALL GOODS
At
commas
. flutter l. and Union Pacific. St. Paul.
IS
cartel.- Ki
coats we have gathered for
fitting for young men.
strikingly beautiful stripes
have handsomer suits been
Suits from $10 to $30. .
fancy weaves and
able Oxfords and black. $10
But we also
, coats for quiet dressers,
hats and furnishings.
14 So. Main St.,
So. Norwaik.
To those who have not purcnaa
TO US. We promise
treatment. best grain.
you WANT to buy GOOD oats.
tbcm.
Proprietor
Bonnie Chick Feed
Bunnie Horse Feed
Bonnie. liairy Feed
lionnio l‘olillry Food
Iiolmio Scratching Feed
The lecture will ho pl‘ocodcd by music I I I I I... I I. III I I I I“.“.”I III I I I I I II
Now Is the Time to lElenewr
Your Subscription ,
WE DUPLICATE ANY‘ OFFER
William P.
BOOK AND STATINERY STORES.
49 WALL STREET.
NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 108.
MakesiBiikiii’g‘
L’i’s’y' v
You know what it means to fly to
bake in an oven that gets hot only
in upon. Then think of thc
CONTROL Range that will
lit-at up hot In 10 minutes; that
will give a steady but for hours
without touching lilo hm. 'I'Illi
t‘oaitol Range is built on a new
principle. No front or Ildd
that will trgulalc your fire as you to
your watch. The
Control
will pay back its cart in one yrar,
PW
TWO STORES:
New Is the Time to Buy Old Oats
c any. BEND THAT ORDER
you prompt delivery, careful attention, courteous
We take it for granted
We never buy a lower grade than we
are willing to feed to our own horses—and we think a grant deal of
complete satisfaction.
‘ YOUNG MEN
in of cranes
this season.
to $30.
I“
show a splendid range of suits and over.
priced from $10 up. And Winter
Our success in pleasing ‘young men has always been
marvelous. It has made us headquarters in this section
for young man's clothes. You will find as living up to our
reputation when you see the beautiful Suits and Over-
The: Ityie, the
snap, the fit, the bright patterns—they’re allipeculiarly
Suits in colors and weaves you won’t find duplicated;
and self-stripe weaves—never
seen in town.
Overcoats in regulationvand military models, rich
stripes in melting tones; dark and light
greys; distinctive herringbone weaves. and the old rell‘
N orwalk.
Masonic Building, l
od, w
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
{Wig j.-
Beers
8 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
tilt is ill] an UPS. "an
Reclulway LongCIams,35c qt: Hard Crabs, 30c doz.; Weakflsh. 10c: an...
bah. 16c: Salmon, whole fish. He ”3.: Butler. Flat. Bonctn, Cod,
Hake. Eels, Smelt. Oysters. Long and Round Clams.
Cutbiil’s Bridge F ish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
dtaiu. Instead. so underneath draft system
gull“!
Range
Ind continua
it to save 60% of
Madly days' Ira tti
saving your money
rvcty your while In use. .liurati tlilli‘. null or wood.
Us. Return as directed, and no pauinnirc
bill with coho, or 33% if you burn I‘Ulli.
For! saw or *
THE JONES 8. HOTCHKISS COMPANY
.17 WALL 813. NORWALK. CONN.
(your fuel
i
it ill 'll illil illiil
l .
WALL STREET, illllll A. lil.»-'l‘llu
r't-llulpiiou of business it stocks af-
ilir the holiday was st* fuller prices
noncruily. llonnsylvnuls was a notable
exception. With a decline of a point
and. the United States ,Biecl stocks
wars slightly dept-sitcom American
tier rose 1%. lialtltncrc “and Ohio, Cal.
and at. mum, and International lint--
Chicago (treat Western Certificates.
Amalgamated Copper, Republic Staci.
Railway steel spring and (.ltiltlt‘ftlit)
Fuel lame fractions.
Willa. ETRW. it a. mullsiilng
orders Were distributed and the nine
ital. reset-disharply. burial of he
lit-actions. copper and vault
.. out. m- .Ihgn ‘
credo and Southern, Pittsburg ti. (1. 1
honvy. Prenatal Biocl t'ilr uniuod will.
Atunigumatod Coppol-
in.
Interpol--
oughMelt-npoiitnn pill. tip. llllt'l‘lllll"
llilRlliMI’ll‘llllIllllllll. llronltlyu
and limb (’loppot l.
Lino foil 1%.
Atlantic
‘l‘rntmli‘
Coast
WAN. B'l‘ltb‘llh'l‘. NOlilI.»~-'l‘litl amm-
iutvucv of minor specialties and
the
nogloct of the unilslly active stocks
affected speculative sentiment unfavor-
ably.
Prices rugged and trading be-
came very dull. Bonds warn Irregu-
ur.
WALL STREET. 1 p. tn.~——l.cvvcr
prices were mule all bmund with the
standard railroad stocks the weakest.
ll. 8. flteel ruled It Willi. below Ilia
high price of the forecourt and there
was some sympathetic heaviness in
the other matsl stocks.
New York
(tuition and Min: sold 9. point. no
gongndsukggmln
" M . " film
Amman doll
ml will .
ill
III IIlIl lilIlIi IIIII
(Continued from Fourth Page.)
mlssloncr announced that in his fifth
mayoralty calnpalgn Johnson had been
defeated by Norman C. ilachr. With
one precinct missing at 7 a. m., the re-
turns gave Johnson 37.602; Beebe“,-
285. With Johnson went to defeat the
entire city ticket with the exception
of N. D. Baker, city solicitor, who was
re-oiccted, and the new council will be
strongly Republican in aspect. ‘Wearl.
nose of the public over the long de-
lays in getting a definite and satisfac-
tory traction settlement is credited,
largely, with Johnson's defeat. l-le,
however, declared the issue to be just
that values, and his strength even in
dofoat in shown by the election of four
Democratic members of the Dccenalsi
Board of Assessors of Real property.
out of a possible. A subway franchise
passed by the Democratic council with
Johnson's approval was approved by
the people at referendum yesterday.
DEMOCRATS CARRY BRIDGEPORT
w
E. T. Buckingham Elected Mayor by
3.043 Majority.
BRIDGEPURT, Nov. 3.~»Cit,y Cicrit
Edward T. Buckingham, democrat, was
yesterday elected mayor of Bridgeport
by 3,043 tuajority over Mayor Henry
lee. republican. With the exception
of three of 12 aldorlucu tho entire
democratic ticket was elected as foi«
lows:
City cicrlt, Stephen F. Iiotlcllor;
treasurer. Frederick W. Hall; collector
of taxes. John M. Douaclly; town
clcrlt, William Thomas; board of edu-
cation, John .l. (lulliuuu (ritual, Dr.
David F. Monaliau idem). Wlillalnli.
Marigold (rep. i. Elmer ii. Havens,
(rcpi; aolcctmon, Ft‘l'tllllllllll Miss,
Frank Iiraiillwaito. William Aiulcy
(repel, (.‘. J. Rising. William Carter.
Thomas M. Loyoly (democrats): alter-
iffs, Max (,‘ohen. William F. Russell.
James it“. Book.
Buckinghatu's vote was 8.109; IIIOIS,
5.056. The city council will remain
evenly divided. Niuc tleluocrats anti
tiil‘t‘o republicans 'go O‘ut of olilcc.
TAMPERED WITH
MACHINES.
m
VOTING
smMs twill”
Price’s Clothing » Store
92 " Washington Street, South Norwalitli If.
The cold snap of the past two days has sold for us a number of Mao's
Overcoats. Right here w
OVERCOAT
FOR MEN
Are the Snappleéi and Best Fancy Coatsi’nr
in the City
Ever Shown
Fancy Mixtures, New Grays
combination collar, military and overcoat.
buying.
a ,wish to advise that our *,
AND BOYS
and Ilerrlngbime, with the now’
Give these a. look before
Full Line of Underwear
To keep out the cold winds......
.50c to $1.50‘T
WW
Price’s Clothing Store,
' TELEPHONE 165-5
98 Washington St.
the campaign, the Democrats electing
candidates in up-Stato counties pledg-
otl to primary reform which have rc-
cordod
yours. Ontario County, in the district
of Senator John Ralnes. the veteran
I
the
who has boon one
Republican piuralitics for
radar of the Republican majority in
upper branch of the legislature"
of the foremost in
y
South Norwalk
marked features of the result. .
The Democrats also made gains in
the legislature and today some of
them went. even so far as to predict
a defeat twa years hence of Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge. .
One of the most radical changes in
the political methods in Boston will
go into effect the first of the year. ‘
Registering for Republican Mayer
Rubber Bands Prevented Voters From
opposing tho governor’s plan, elected
S. W. Abbey, the Democratic candi.
date, over (‘. C. Sacltett. tho Repub-
lican nominee. on the issue of direct
in Buffalo.
BUFFALO. N. Y.. Nov. 3.-~Thc Re-
publican county comauttco has offered
a reward of “.000 for the arrest anti
conviction of ’ovory man who fastouod
a ruhbor band to the taco of any vot»
int: Illill‘llillt‘ used In yesterday's cloc-
llllll. 'l‘llo rubber hands. it in allogcti.
Wi't‘o lsiolloti to some pointers in such
way that lilo-y provontod them coming
down when rotors puiiod tho Itepubli-
can lower. thus making their vote for a
mayor blank.
Tito proposition to ask tho state
legislature tor a now city charter on
the lion Moinos plan of government by
nominations.
who has opposed tilrcct primaries. was
recloctcd in Livingston County. and
Alicghony returned Jesse 8. Phillips.
chairman of the judiciary committee
and a determined toe of the governor's
pitltl. The Democrats may have a new
leader at the coming session in
person or former Lieutenant-Govcrnor
ll
ornor Hughes last your.
W
llutchoss County.
Speaker James W. Wadsworth. .lc..
the
owls Stuyvesant Chaplet. who was
candidate for guvol‘llm‘ against (lov-
Yiir. Clittnicl'
as oloctcd by the Democrats in
A special election will be called by
through the adoption yesterday by the ,
voters of what is known as Plan 2
in the revision of the city charter.
The last legislature at the earnest
request of a large number of business
men completely revised the method of
conducting municipal business of Boa:
too. A permanent finance commis-
sion was established, the members of
which were appointed by the governor.
There were many other important pro~ .
visions which also went into Immad-,
into effect. but the voters yesterday
were given the right of selecting one .
of two plans in choosing the executive
anti legislative authorities of the city.
They decided in favor of Plan 2, and
hereafter political parties, so far as
city affairs are concerned will be align:
v
lnated: the mayor will be no
commission received a lnajorily of
thin» In one.
local option mutation wont "dry."
About an per colll. of the lit towns
of \\'o.~'toru Now York voting on tho
Governor linghes to ill! the vacancy
caused by the death of Senator P. ll.
Mot‘arron. tiniess a Republican is
oioctod. which is unlikely, the political
coniploxitilr of the senate will remain
DEMOCRATS WIN lN KENTUCKY.
Two-thirds Majority inI Legislature and
Will be Able to Pun Any Measure.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov, ll. ~~‘l‘uda)‘
found the lioluocraltc party in posses-
aioll of nearly all its ancient hcrilaae
in Ix'oliluoily, The, next ioglsluluro will
be Democratic by otor lwo-ibirds' ma-
jority and able to pass any measure
over the llopuhiicnn governor's veto,
into roturua uivo tho liomocrals 26
senators. itopubllcana l2: representa-
liyos. lh‘ulocruts, tilt; Republicans. 27.
with four districts yet to be heard
front. The now legislature will not
A
unchanged. with 35 Republicans and
iii Democrats.
Back to Union Labor Administration.
clsco yesterday retired Francis J. Han-
cy. who has won national fame as
prosecutor of the graft cases here, and
gave union labor another chance at
running the city administration.
per cent. of the total vote are that
Charles M. Flckert's majority over
m
REFORM ERS LOSE CONTROL.
tier Three Years San Francisco Goes
SAN FRANCISCO. N0. 3-San Fran-
Estlmalca based on a count of fifty
by petition of 5.000 voters. elected forwI
a term of four years, with a chance, -
should he prove unworthy of being
recalled at the end of two years. There
will be a city council of nine member»
with the terms of three of the mean
here expiring every year, under the
customary provisions for starting this
method.
The next city election will be held
on January I, and the new mayor will .
take office February 1. The plan re-
ceived a majority yesterday of 3,000,0l’
a. total vote of 74,000.
MARYLAND RETURNS lNCOM?
PLETE.
Move to Dictraocbilc Negro Voters
Probably defeated.
BALTIMORE, Mi, NOV. 3.-~'l‘he III“ I
choose a I'nltoti Stilton senator.
lowcli suit.
Louistlilo was restored to the Dem-
ocrutio told by lilo election of W. 0.
Hood mayor. by ut-arly 2.700 majority.
With two excl-pilolla all the important
munlcllntlltloa in lilo state have foi‘
Honey will reach 13.000, and that P. ll.
McCarthy. the Union Labor candidate
for mayor. was elected by a plurality
of 8,000.
Returns froth 290 scattering pro»
cincts out of hill, showing 24.297 votes
culmiotl out of a probable total of 67,-
litlo. gives the following:
For Illil)‘0r«~“’llllnlll Cracker. Ile-
publlcan, 5.399; Thomas B. W. Leland.
Democrat-Good Government. 7.549:
P. H. McCarthy. Union labor-Indepen-
Securcd Majority of the Olficss, Al.
though spublicsm Have Some.
INDIANAPOLIS, lutl., Nov. 3.-Rc-
turns at municipal clttctlous in In
dllilm yt-slordlty show that. the major:
ity of tho contents were won by Danto-
crnls. although the ltcpllbilcutis were
victorious In soon- or the larger cities
\vhero tho coutouia hlld boon bitter.
Notable uniting those worn the elec-
tion of rlumuol howls lillunit. Republi-
(lanipaluna in most of the cities were
waged upon lilo law and order issue
which followed close on operation of
cases the more liberal element sup-
portod tho lb-luocratic continues.
.....
Republicans Claim to Have Wicca Out
Brynn Majority of I Your Ana.
OMAHA. Nebraska. Nov. amnion.
tlou roiurun received this morning in»
dicato that tho stale ticket in Nebras-
lot is still in doubt. lloth Republicans
and limpet-rats claim at least a par-
tiai victory.
LINCOLN. Nell. Nov. 3.-—-Chslrmau
William Hayward. of the Republican
slalc ctiiilmittco. said: “We have made
gains sufficient in Douglas and ban-
fl
majority in the slate last. year. I think
the Republican judges have been
elected by treat 7,000 to 10.000.
W
DEMOCRAT. GAIN FIVE.
W
Chung. to Personnel of PIH‘ of 150
MMNI‘. cf New York Assembly.
ALBANY. N. Y.. Nov. swath of the
lliil metltbers of Assembly elected yeti.
toothy to the lover branch of the ing-
isluturc, sixteen Democrats will rctr
resent districts which last your elected
Republicans. while in eleven districts
Musicians were elected to tilt
Scissor-tits. literati
ll um!
deuce olomlc. 10.073.
Ficitcrt. Republican-Union Labor. 13.-
«ibii:
ct'aiflooti
imaguo. 9.437.
through all the other city offices. and
the incomplete returns show that the
next Board of Supervisors will be com-
oalt, of lutliauapolls. anti the election 008W! 0! IN! representatlvm of thin
tittho llupnhlicuns In Fort Wayne and party: live ltolmblicans and three
Evansville. licmocrnia.
oy‘s hackers, said today:
got together this morning and organ-
lho county local option law. In momma for the next campaign. NOW I“ the
time for ovary man to come out into
tho open."
Governor Draper Rs-Elcciod Only by
of Massachusetts were far more grati-
tcrday's election today than the lie-
publicanc. for while the latter
corded in keeping Governor Eben B.
Draper and the balance of the state
ticket in their present positioas to will
such a victory by a narrow margin of
carrier Unllllllt‘h to wipe bill the Bryan 5.000 votes in a total of 370,000, was
too close for comfort.
In which hauls A. It‘rothingbsln, the
present
Democratic opponent. bitmaps N.
by a little over five
was even more disquieting.
state since 1892, when William E.
Russell was
Dctnccrutti
votes. it was the harm
the history of the Republican party
In Massachusetts.
Imam want 1an cities for his
religion. the as; tarts
For district attorney~Charies M.
Francis J. llcney, Demo-
Governmoat-independence
The Union Labor ticket run well
Rudolph surnames, one of Mr. Help
"We will
MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATS
GAIN.
w
the Narrow Margin of 8.000.
nos'roN. Nov. 3.»—-'l’he Democrats
ed in looking over the results of yes-
MIC-
‘I‘hc result for tititt‘cnsnbgovsrnoi‘.
incumbent. defeated his
Foss.
thousand votes.
The election was the closest in this
elected soverncr by the
by a margin I about 2.600
st victory in
but your Governor
first
with a.
Infamy of 'o
't
teat but still incomplete returns of
the. election In Maryland indicate that -
the propoacd suffrage antendmcut to
the state constitution, designed to dis-
franchise negro voters, has been de-
feaied la the state by fro m12.000 to ’
H.000; that Dr. Joshua Haring (Demo-
crat) has been rte-elected state camp- 7
trailer; that the legislature will be
Democratic. insuring the reelection of
United States Senator Raynor, and
that a split ticket will
Baltimore city.
This city practically complete gun
a majority of over 11.000 against the ‘
amendment! The returns from the
counties are very incomplete, but the
precincts heard from so far indicate ,
that thl counties will probably add to
the majority against it. ,
in Baltimore the Republicans elect-
ed Hugh Duffy. judge of the city Su- ,
promo. Court. over Mstln behmnycr. ;
Democratic candidate. The Ropublb,
cnns also gained five members of the ”
house branch of the legislature from
this city. state Comptroller Joshua
W. llering. Democrat. is reelected Mid
the legislature Is believed to be cute»
iy Democratic, insuring the return of,
lsudor Raynor to the United Sister
senate.
Elections in Philippines.
MANILA. Nov. sanctum: from yes
tcrdcy's general election of members,
to the assembly. provincial governors ‘
and municipal officers are coming in-
slowly. The Nationalists hays carried .
the provinces of Laguus, Pumps
and Rizal. Anise; the defeated can
dates to Governor Cellos. of humans.
Filipino. who has long been the sleuth” ‘
live for that province.
Nebraska's Judicial Election.
LINGOLN. Nob. Nov. 8.-’I‘hs Jud .
lsi election in Nebraska will not, be
decided until practically all of ill,
turns are to. state Chairmen
ward nepubilcsn. claims the cl ,
of all three Republican Judges by
icrlties ranging from 7.
be elected In 1‘.
x. .
t
” .
Democratic claims are confident
the election or one inure. J. ‘ ,_
can. at Omaha, still bouncers be
for the election of two it .. ..
Returns have been rsccl ..
isss than I fourth of tile stats.
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