Novnmgg 7, 1903 _ rss mrnsr News _ THE CHARLGTTETGWN GUARDIAN rms-r or nm ' pigs pm;

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Latest Accounts Sh_ow Seven teen Supporters and Thir~ s teen Opposition Elected'

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HALIFAX, Nov. 6-(Special)-The

latest Newfoundland election returns

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show seventeen Government and thir- ‘

,em gpposition members elected, with six still uncertain.

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EIIHIHIIIIIKE IN , I BIIIMIN IUWN

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Lasts Several Minutes a n Proves Alarming to Many Thousand People.

PLAUEN, Germany. N°"~ 6-(Saw

lull-The most violent earthquake ever experienced here terrified the ill- lmhitants this morning.

Houses were shaken and people fell

panic-stricken into the streets.

The shock lasted several minutes,

nccompanied by Sharp cxlllosiohs and thunderous rumblings in the earch.

Sixty or Seventy earthquake

shocks have been felt here during the past week.

'lhcy are 'becoming less frequent

but more viofent.

The temperature of the medical

_~;p1~inr;s in thc vicinity has increased

iiftcrn degrees-

init

in nnnwitn

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0'i."i‘.»\WA, Nov. 5. - Bear stories,

nf which there have been some prix.--\rinning samples told lately, are non- giving way among the hunting men to deer stories. And the most unique deer story and the strangest experience that has befallen any of the local nimrods in these waters happened recently to Alf LePage, and he has the oods to show

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EMSIS ENIIIII

Germany Withdraws Her De- mands and Thus Another War Cloud Rolls By.

PARIS, Nov. 6-(Special).-The

crisis 'between France and Germany iwhlch arose over the arrest of Ger- man deserters from the Foreign Leg- |ion of the French 'army at Casa IBlanca has been dispelled. I Germany is ready to abandon the recent demand for the release of the men and excuses the action of the French soldiers, who are alleged to have attacked an official of the Ger-

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Running 'down a swimming, fugi- tive deer in a gasoline launch is a. strnngc enough stunt. But it isl strnnuer still, when, with no wea-y pun to despatch the animal. ihsl resourceful hunter seizes the animal; by the horns and holds its head un-| der water until it drowns. This wus the weird experience which_ Mr. l.<~l’nge met with recently. And the strangest part. of it 'B11 is 111811 this unusual hunting stunt 100k place up the Inlet. lust 05 “mile ruins, an within sight and sclllldl ni the electric ""'”'fF'. “W9 liidl railways of civilization.

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GALESBURG, Ill., Nov. 5-Mrs. Julia A. Fletcher Carney, who wrolle "Lucie Things" and “Dell Gently With the Errlng," died here Mondl1Y- Snc was 85 years old. Mrs. Carney wrote "Little Things," llvtter known on account ofthe first line, as "Little drops off water." "'i‘°n sh.-. was a primary school teacher in llos-ton, in 1845. The iirst verses “ere written as an exercise in shorthlllld- lt was suggested than the shorter the words the better tihe results. 110th in speed and accuracy, so Mrs. .Jarney sut, down at a school desk and' pen- ned ln stengrsphic characters: _

“Little drops of water . '

Little grains of sand,

Make the mighty ocean

And the pleasant land." I

A Sunday school paper called upon her that same afternoon for some verse. She added three stnnzas #10310 shnrthand exercise, and the four have been a humble classic ever since.

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_ __________,___ __ BTEAMER H M. WHITNEY GOES .requirements and il thel weagern cleagiu _ _ _ _i

D WN IN THE EAST RIVER tres are short it is c aim l- a 50" _ Jewel! cr-Opiticlan.>__ _WWII-7dtf.!1nd1nnn

I battle.

al ‘months ago to the Countess de, Icastellane, who was Miss Anna Gould, of Newt York.

FORT WILLIAM, November 5-I

Leiciiman, deputy returning officer at the notorious Dexter poll, where onel mnn voted six times, and where whole-I sale personating and voting of deadl men took place on Monday, was ar-I rested here at noon by Provincial Constable Cooper. He is charged with knowingly allowing the personation to take ilace. He is now inthe jail ac Port Arthur. The three men in jail at Port Arthur are said to have made s, confession implicating the deputy returning oillcer. It is said tha/t as a result of wholesale corruption in the district over 200 arrests will be made.

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Ill PIII HIS HILLS .

PARIS, Nov. 5-Judgment in the

sum of $1,300 was obtained in this city yesterday against Prince Helie- de Sagan- on certain protested notes `given by the prince to u dealer ltr an- tiquities through whose agency he purchased in 1900, a number of souve- Inirs of General Marcnu, paying there- for $8,000. They included the gener-| al’s seal and the plumes he wore ln=

Prince de Bagan was married sever-,

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RTMOUTH CALLS

D\A REV. D. S. DIX.

HALIFAX. Nov. 5-St. James'

Presbyterian church, Dartmouth has

ext/ended an unanimous ca1l_ to Rev.

‘ Monday.

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MONTREAL, Nov. 5-A cheque for. $2,eoo,ooo signed by the Hon. w. AJ W€11`. treasurer of the province, was` sent to New Yorla on Saturday, repres senting the last of a. debt which has been standing against the Province of, Quebec for 30 years. In May of 1878,

the Boucherviile Government was de-1 feated, and the Joly Liberal Govern- ment took up the reins oi office in

borrowed, chiefly from New York cap-5 ltallsts, at an rnterest of5 per cent

were sent. through the Bank of Mont

low peril talk is causing great uneasi-

SERIOUS S'roRM uuuuim nsi GIRL WAS mv MA1NEcoA3'r is uw cusn_ BY Sw

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- Wind and Wave Do Great Damage SIl°°fIflg 'Of CIW Declared Who Then Suicide

Accidental And Prisoner

And. Several Schooners Totally Lost I . . I 0ili¢Cl¢li 10 Their

Given Liberty.

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ll3lii8S R8C0l'd8(l FREDERICTON Nov s<snenu>_ Mnthel'

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' The end of the Urquhart case was

reached when Magistrate Marsh dis_ charged the prisoner

BOSTON. Nov. 6*1(Bpecial)-The It is supposed she was running to ' » 0 - ‘- D9 ll I-

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Wind storm along the American coast harbor at Machias when the mishap Ehovfed lglzéifggtfn sgfidcltfre evidence Ros” Ouimet. 9- F1`€l1Ci1 girl. Wss shot

gas beeutveriisevere and caused great occurred. cidental and no liiotive foi Ziiiiglce ave times by her sweetheart' Chester am v Bczbogneg lidfplcgg' C t G 1 l The Ida May was 120 tons reglster, was disclosed. Johnson' at Camilwl Blmfding

Y. ap. aeisa R-1 . H ~ .

to;i;1 vyizeok near Jonegpm-¢_ 'built at Waterborough and owned iby icutilglulls ;§lclc:;_l:‘gdc$dtl;l<:etegIat;1i|;tg:-£25; incguse last night and died this morn.

e e savers find no tidings of the CaPfai1\`B°d Ullhefs- _ deci ion d U h t ' '

schooner’s crew. N A despatch from Captain Belyea of libeity an mu at was give” his _Johnson who. Bred a bullet into

It is possible that the men were re_ 'the schooner R, 1), Spear gtg(-,eg his ' _l_l____ hlihown hgad' 1133*] at midnight-

scued by some vessel. fvessel was lost and crew saved. It e fmur Crfm suicide was the re`l

. , su o objections made I-y the gir1’s

The crew consisted of captain Gale, | No particulars are given as tohow E Iparents to mania 0 with Johns I St. John, Geo. Straight, and Leon and where the accident occurred. I 5 0"' BTH-i1S¢0mlb€. Queens County, N. B.,I T119 Spear was bound from Philadel- 'Ss Shu was engaged to 8 man ki' Que` Samuel Redmon, MI itl ri d C _ phla for C lais co ll den nd' saiil d ec'

man Milner, Annapollis. an an ar Ifrom Delav!:are,’ Ociob; 27.a e Hghnson ICI A -'ll-' i0ii0Willl§ IIOILGI

The schooner was bound from Newl She likely WHS WI`6Ci£€<i OD the Maine di f we mum” 'Nc together' we can York to st. John with coal. _ const. "*' ° ‘ir °a°h °th‘”'

riiicu-unuivv uuian nts Hillll Yllll

N arrow Escape- '

MILLTOWN, Nov. 6(Specral,)-A

threatening tire occurred this morning inn house occupied by John McKel- ven who, with' his wife onrrouty es- caped death.

The flames destroyed the entire

building and -abig store owned by the Murchie Company ad'joinf,ng, and completely gutted another building.

Total loss is sevcll thousand with,

Q“eb9°~ The 511111 Of $2.6`32.500 Was,sma1l insurance. lCharles Morse was sentenced to til-

een years imprisonment by Judge'

per annum for afperiod of 30 years: I-Hough today and sentence on Curtis l 'rms obligation rails one on Monday, S“SP0”d°‘1- r y

and the- province was able to meet it. Tils SBHCCDC6 Of MOYSB W8S based on The f‘10“ei’s dufi the New-York msn _ the verdict of guilty of misapplica- \_

'real and the residue of $131,000 hekil ytlon of the funds of che National _ in Montreal, Wm be paid here on Bank of North America; and making

false entries in the books.

LONDON, N b 5-Wl1't l _

Reid, the Ameri‘hhj1mahibassado£,e\:;,|the Senteme WHS 8i`i1l1l1€d~

' thc guest of honor at the Atlantic Notice of appeal be filed immediate-

union dinner, given lash evening to 1y_

Mx. Taft the ambassador said. The character and antccedents of the president-elect ive the highest gu

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T0K~10. NOV- 5-Tile KBISHS yd- antee that the most owerftl and c

most popular president since Lin-

October 12th last a meeting WHS

held and new order Was f0l`m€d- A-

1')_ S, Dix, of Knox University, Tor- onto. Nearly QVHY member “ge comm-egaigion signed the call. c church gugrnnteed a stipend of one

thousand (ive hundred dollars PHP 8”' 1 t d nd delegates from a ov- =~`

l‘inard‘s Linimeni Cures Dis i€ll1ll""- num and free manse. I;f“th;'1?ni; are present lply, The coal stocks at Fort William _Y

P . l x grand seiretary-treasurer Meet-

ings were H

ness in German Official and commer- coin is to have a judicious and able ,i Cilli CiFCi€S- A feeling' Ili'@V“iiS thilllsuccessor, trained to the business and t1"~)§iD0N' Izicifenéber f _Ti-‘ef 10131# the Sl:‘I‘eIlllOllB ElT0i‘i2S Of the 10512 (ie-i ‘nite com etent tg continue the real; E Hn mg Scan 3- 0 Pre erence P9-U S»

cnde to rehabilitate German interests yr-lecurd mgde by 1-went admiuiitm_ 2; éiclinii llfgllllililli 'b0f0T¢%Pl11`itill_1\1»01lt'I`i;1Y have been nullilierl, if not destroyed, tions, MI-_ Tan; was bl-qu he u in i C10 0mS`0l1 01111 “inf 1’ while the Japanese press vigorouslylun atmosphere of honornile Ipublio Pfincillili Of tile C0mm€l`Ci¢1i depart- critlcises the imperial utterances. Thegervige and no American doubts tymtlment of the government board oil semi-ofi.lcial_Ji|pnn\ Times says: ‘his experience mg him for his new trade recently declared in the evidence'

"The Kaiser's declaration that he is posh The incoming admini,,trB,tf0n`bcfore the departinental committee!

Stfsllgtilllnints his DBVY With the DX' will pursue the same foreign policy Ulm- Cf“`mi“` foreign goods were Veryl pectation of using it in waters where with whim you are familiar, It will largely rcpucked here and declared us Japan and America are guarding the try to maintain fair dealing n_ndIBritish on export, thus fraudulently

peace of nations is? yvaming Japan friendship with 811 nngions, pmgicu. seriuriing a preference on entering; the should fake to heel” -’ ian the friendsui for the mother C0 011 ‘fs-

The Jil-A Shimpo says: cough-y_~ Aft,-yr gpeaking of those The British ollicial attitude presum- "lf the status in- the 91180 is brsken Iwhq brought about penny postage. Mr. ahly is that the fraud is on the Cana- the rni‘sing of the Pacific question will `Reid said that everybody would wish dian and not on the British excbequcrl “Ot be 50119 by the Eastern Peoples' Isuccess for J. H. Heaton in his cru-[and with this Cnlllldn lflllSf» lil!!-V b-ut' by an international spccl1l8ll10f» Issue for ,1 penny 8, word cable I-ate, There is little doubt, however, that Wh0 mllilll-Hills SIZYOHE 9-1'm5me°l59 I-U Lord Monksweil, Sydney O. Boxton, strong Canadian representations to

' the ‘WYE Ui Peace ?:dI1t°v;9 tl; “ir the British postmaster general, and Mr- Churgllllll will limi to't‘he enforce;

ffnllbis in the W0' ~ I' ° aiS°" nthnn Ho e also made addresses. ment 0 c ellis ilu: .aw esslns

means to warn Japan against such an |A y D ort declarations.

undesfralile character, ,Japan is justi- GOVERNMENT NOW

lied in accepting his wairnlng and, mak- LEADS BY FOUR, HOCKEY SALARIES

ing preparations for an emergency." ____ T0 BE LARGE,

ST. JOHN'S, Nrld., Nov. 5-The --- I

i complete returns from Placentia, ‘HALIFAX, Nov. 5-Hockey salaries I

HA ITwil1ingatc and- Fogo came in ycstcn for the coming season are already]

"M =day, All of these places have return- spoken of, and the chances are tha:

UIIMINEWIIIIIIEIID ~ ~ * . »

F 'hi Premier Bond's followers over the thur Ross had signed with Montreal

.___ ten shown to be elected for him Wed- lfor $2500 hast been denied. Ross is

N _ _ 'v _ 5-.Th I - nesday. The opposition ranks gained wanted hy 0 tswn, and a determined

hrlitulgrhoohv at Ratirofe nouuni; by the returns. leaving l-he cffsfi will be made tv rsieln him in

C R 1 r lMnrris men with twelve. The partissv th” “EDU311-

Employes 0" the I' ' ' S no mo 8'! h f t d seventeen to twebve An authority from the managerial but thai Canadian ?1r0th$,Ta\i;0od'1(;)t!t ladedonfhrs The government of uve’ standpoint in speaking of salaries to

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R“Hr°ad Eiaigoyez mgrslbers 2': t1h:|Them are Suu “ve consutugncieg- to players, says a star shoild not get place and E Dug t i h d from returning seven mem- “I0” lim" $800- The UVSFHHG msn was Iormer “mer are “qw members of hal ,e ear F rt nc BB Bm-geo ‘worth much lcss. The season is only latter “is pmcticnly a new organ‘Inl;er1i;‘ vigtesc M-Sgt 0l3a`ibe ang' Bay St' 'of ten weeks duration. Ho further iwiivfh ° “ ' ' ` claims tu t ther in

_ t _ G _ Ti mbers sit for Bona-1 B 5 W_ be ll- sudden

Since the organizutiolli of mm tru or viiglagethe Ifrgiirnhcther districts having lamp in th” fancy 9|1im`1e9 Paid £0 thc

,national Ord” thing” avg no goml ` ’ stars, as the game cannot stand lt.

ras smoothly as they might have andione elwil-

ed supporters ofthe Newfoundland the players will receive oven more If ve;-nment adding, seven to the list than Last season A rumor that Ar

°“ ’ snonrson IN coal..

“_ M Sher of Halifax, is now grand _V ltlinarrlhi Iiniment Cures Gnrget in row , reaydznt and M_ M_ M¢Le-an. gi Hllil- , WINNIPEG. Mill- NUV- 5"‘St\u tha

cry of coal shortage comm from the

lla ' held in Moncton ye‘stcrd‘aylwcstern towns with an appeal* i0i' C0nd¢nS2d AdV€|'tI5¢|T\Z|'\t§

cars which it is impossible to sup-

and Port Arthur are ample for all,

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I NEW YORK, November 6-The were repeatedly warned to stock tlgp

OF DAMON AND PYTHIAS

For tonight only the presentation nl the story of Damon and Pyfhibs will be given at New Wonderland. This ll; one of the grandest feature Subjects over put on canvas Bild takes two whole reels in Pl`°S°“l¢“\5- No detail of one of the subumest and illfvlring friendships the world' has ever known is omitted, and the VIC- tliwlque costuming- the Brand sl‘0“D' lng. and magnificent detail, indepen- iklll ot the thrilling interest in 01° theme itself, make these reels out of 'the ordinary. Oome tonight and B69 umm ‘nr the opportunity does 11°* oiler again., _

In addition to these reels the ree gular new one for the ev(-.'nril1E Wm he given, thus making a comllieilll change of Dl‘0l¢l`Hl1\» with ti“`°9 MW reels for the SaturdaY ililill- “trac” mm, Miss von Brandeis sings -~M°nksy Land" with illustrations, and gives as ber Bllellialty. °'L°m0“ Coon." The instrumental music will

be'-suitable and catchy, the ball is

1,.-ge, comfortable and exceptionally adapted for motion picture D\l'l‘l>0¢°9»

and B half an hour spent there is one to be ,ver afterwards remembered. camo tonight. An hour's show for five cents. The best show ever offer-'

ea here for so small a sum; Come.

freight steamer H. M. Whitney, of the before the fall rush began. Now e S

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ilfieihzpglligtnrtyeli-e'wl?Ill: ohurhiir tvegfiggg :i(l~,ridIe'il\%i:f`|.”i:uEl‘E3ide&:1uate To meet- the OST Wednesday sentleman's watch M“°°°i1“°°“° »

Boston. The vessel is valued at $500.- 000, is a total loss and it is not he- lievedthat any other cargo valued at $300,000, can be recovered.

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demands and wholesale dealers are over four hundred cars short to llll their orders. As a result it may he weeks before- some of the outside deliveries will he able to have their orders filled under present conditions.

M’nar.l‘s l.inimentCu1-es Colds &c. It were is any Bugs;-ing, which lei

improbable, the peoplle will have onlly

, 2.1:; List.; °l:.‘:.:r.:.‘;.°;::::. °:..‘:.1 leg; gi;-_,g;;»,;~,»

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~ i"\“l1°d si *1°- 9°’ *°“- “¢“"°“ ‘"“°"l “ "”iT1'rs:n 1 ei t <1 lain and s°“"‘ D”

U v. 6--(Bpecial;- ° . . IA B es O °, P Utah

Nov. when o 9" have prevailed for several years paso |“ “gm sewing at home' whole 0,. vemmnt

N _ C m My MILD spare time; good PHYS W_0l'k 9°” imyywaahgnqton

Dgci Pgrlr Sli “I0 FAIR A_N_D disilmcei "h*“`§°5 paid' “nd “amp Wisconsin

Dsl' WN-'sl 10°* 'ronowro November 1-(Special)-I t , Co Monird Y

Dee. oem “ii ar h s. wf and w. wines, mr, sta fl" “f “S ‘~ '1,,_,m w.,,,,d_

limi! P01* 515-'ioitltsiisary or higher temperature. ~ D Tomi

SHOT _ EETHEART

d Because Parents Marriage. Half In es Pathetic Letter.

Dying.

HAMILTON N v 6 (S ci 1 "It was in this room we promised

to become man and wife, but this can never be, as Rose‘s parents would not allow her to have anyth- ing to do with me.

"So in this room we die tonight

together.

“Perhaps Mrs. (luimct will 'be sor-

'ry now for trying to part Rose from one she loved and force her to mnrry another man whom she did not like. -Chester Johnson."

The dead man was well connected

und has prominent relatives in Chi- cago. ,

His ngcd mother will die from the

shock.

Awarded Morse For Bank 2DefauItand Curtis Sentence

SIIIIIIIIS HUIIIIE IIIIIH SIIIIIIHCIINII

IS SENIINEI

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VANCOUVER. Nov. 4-A meeting

of the ‘board of Sailors’ and l.ug;;c1_i’ Institute was held reccnty when it was decided to name the place Tire Strathcona Institute for Seamen and I-Osgcrs, this being a graceful tzi-|

hute to the interest which Canadrfsi Grand Old Man takes in the wo k that is done for seamen in this coun- try,

is Suspended.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6-(Special)-

MIIIIHS IIUIIIEII

BIYIIIIII RESCUE

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Many Efforts Fall, Mine ls on Fire and Must be Sealed Up-

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CHICAGO, No/v. ('r-(Special)-'A11 il0De of rescuing the four men buried by an explosion in the mine at Rand .1185 been given up, after repeated ef- Iforts to descend into the mine had i’/0211 1112150 by relays of miners -throu- gh the night.

Possibly tons of coal rest on the

bodies of the victims.

Oflicials believe the fire, which is

apparently burning beneath the sur-

|face, cannot be controlled without

sealing the mine.

IIIIIEIICUIIISIS IINI] HUW SPHIIIII

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In Aleutian Islands. Doctor Says by Natives Kissing Dead Friends.

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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6-(spec.

ilfi)-Tuberculosis, spread through the rites of the church is thinning the population of the Aleutian Is- lands at an alarming rate.

Dr. Robt. Olesen, who ‘recently "r-

rived from Alaska, states that forty percent of the natives of the Island are affected with consumption.

The ceremony of kissing the dead

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is responsible for the spread of the disease.

IHEIH HUII IIIH

IIIIEIIIII Ill HEI

LONDON. November 5-On the oc-I

Cariifln of the jubil-ec of (lrnat Britain

.. iiillllillllll IIN HIIIIIN

celebrate the establishment of penny _.___

l postage 'between America and Great

Britain. Speak ng of the election of

in the dircc t__govcrnment of India, Queen Victoria hui/ing been proclaim. “<1 l1i1f0U‘!;hou`r. India on November 1, 1855, King; Edward on Monday issued 11 10111: message to the princes and people ol’ India, which the viceroy, the Earl nf Minto, read at the dur- bar at Jodhpur on that day.

Tile message dwells upon thc pence- Iul progress of the Empire under a heneficcnt administration, pays wurm tribute to the loyalty of the Indian subjects and tro0p~ announces nm-

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Denver, Colo., Novf 5-James F. Burns, of Colonndo Springs, a weal- thy mine operator, is to the front with n rccord election bet offer. Be- fore the election he met William Cary, Q Hoboken merchant, who is enthusiastic over Taft’s chances to win. ~

“I come from Hoboken,” said Cary.

“Your name is Burns, isn’t it? Say. I’ll bet you Taft carries your state."

wrong exp

“All right." said Burns. "Well, how much money have you

got?"

"How much can you scare up?"

asked the merchant. “I’l1 just Lake all you got.”

"Well, I have about $2,000,000." “T0 'net that Bryan will carry Co1~

orncio?"

“Yes” The discussion of politics was dis-

continued.

nasty for prisoners und a Further grudluil extension of the principlrfof representative institutions' in the dir- ection of equality ;,u.i citizenship, and a greater share by the- Indians lin legislation and government.

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LONDON, November 5__A new dis_ VIENNA, November 5-The Extra-

lease christened "electric ophthalmi‘a” bint states that Domi Miguel- °f ,ls said to threaten all risers of elect-lBr“g“nZ"» 5°" ofthe claimant' 01 the Nic |L,_.|,t_ According no two Dresden Portuguese throne is betrothed to scientists, thc damage is done tho eye Mary' dmlghuir °[ George M' P“u` tissues by ultrn~violet rays of the ’“',m' the Amcrimn ri“lr°“'d man* Tha electric light, und cataract muy nlti- prince mct MHS Pullman 95' oswnd ‘nmtcly be ,,,,,,Sed_ ylast season and became engaged to

The same in\'cstii:ntoi‘.\\ have cliscov- her' but th? mmuuucement' was posh

are-l a simple preventive for electric y polled pending the Confermelit °f some 'ophthxulmia in the shape of yellow orlrimk on M1sS,Pu]'l‘ma.n‘ It w statgd green spectacles, which they Dmhesylthnt the wedding will takekplace in will hccome universal ns electricity‘L°Dd0“ at the end of N°v"mD°r'

comes more and more into use as an

iumninimt' l\Iinsrd’s Liniment Cures Diphtheiia ; - _ --~___=-- __ ;. ~ < V _ 1

THE SUMMARY OF

A PRINCE FOR MISS PULLMAN.

2: ...Ja

“IANTED a smart young girl to Iowa f

’omce. 11-vnalpd. Minnesota

Christmas display of the vcry New Jersey

'l`HE__U.

THE RESULT OF THE VOTE. FOR TAFT.

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__('r'o0 iats`16r"cinésiacnti0n§5” "I

ANTED a capable young man to [Idaho

learn the trade G F I-l`utche Iliinois

10 7';

work in store. Apply to Col. D, Kansas

tuwarf. 163 Kent St. ____.il.f-Ti:l3i, Maine

.J fob. Finder please leave nt this Michigan

fAN'rao`"svéryuody't<T' see 0urIN*’-“' H*““PSh“°

latest and most up to date ideas in`N°‘V Y°i`k photography. Geo. H. cook. ri-1d1i.'N0rli1 Dekvll

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\“ f rnished b Dec. lst. Communi-tor°g°n

3 3 27 15 13 10 6 16 14 .11 4 12 39 4 23 4

u y Pennsylvania. 'i

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for full particulars National Mann~ W ommg

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S. ELECTIONS

Bryan Also Won Out in His Home State, Nebraska

But Lost Indiana, Ohio and Montana.Republicans

Will Control Next House of Representatives.

FOR BRYAN.

Alabama: .

Arkansas Colorado Florida

Georgia Kentucky 9

11 5 5 5

Louisana I Maryland ' lo j Mississippi 1' ' Missouri ~ ' Montana ` Nevada

Nebraska

North Carolina

Okahoma

South CATOUDII

Tennessee

Texas Virginia , 3 ‘ West Virginia .

191

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I-*PIP* 4»mU0

Total

1,, lm, nexium r°°°i'°\\ "1 electoral votes md R932* ni

In 1900 Mol¢in1l1nl“ electoral votes 013.57 ' "5

nooggnlt received _

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