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THE WINNERS IN YESTERDAYSELECTION,OF UNUSUAL INTEREST.
DR. <;i:"i;iii: i: linn.
M. - lady, th? Rrsl s.
. allai lo i" i hoaev foi - m i offtce in
th.? ?
nol Identlfl? ?. Oh, yes, H
,?... i ..m sure of that"
-'.,.
L*h
? the same reason as Mrs No?
l s.i .\ the stor) in I
..,1.1. "and thai the di ad man had
I ? - Maurice Btu?
;,it. i i, m? mi? n ?i -'t "n> ?? that l had
? i v Ith a man by that name In th
utre ii? Oakland In 1-Ht'.
..? i with wai an B
i ? ? Mau
|h? part of a S 0
. tu i in a melodn n
-
?aid he hi or 1 tougl&i
1001, i hav? no doubt that he
. n i played ? I gh," he
?aid. i ? m sur? of m: Identification."
nnotlu r man ? lb ?I up Coroner
Petnl i -. ? - ? told of 1 noartng
th? s ' ind . th? name ?'f
Ma ? ? ? This man, a ho <ii?i not
visit th? ? ? ? - nd ? nlj t::!k?'.i
? on? r over 1 ephoi e, said
s na
? l !.m. w .' i. - nai ?
**? hq desi riptlon of the
. In tl ..i--.ii
">nt tl\.- ; o i |
? I used i?, see I
?xpresa
< '"nil. my. Two
He was
I h? 1 ??-.. ? . Th? atre."
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the bod]
the u?'t??!
Astor, Mr. Pal i lasi nighl tha?
t he ? ? ?. '. ma
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?aid, "and h? r is In
S,
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t he i? a 1 ri "f Suth?
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m ih.,t the ma i ?
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nobleman.
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rancisco H?
right. The
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and t!i" \>
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in .i?i:.r have any
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at a lettei a rlt1 mothei by !'.? Ian i
?-. who, he Mid, ws
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est?t? Bf i Bari In l3cotlsnd an?) 'he
Karl's broth? sritten to ber m ?., i \ ? .
mot new? .,?... te. The
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d?rtakl g i iterdaj to trj t"
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C?N8TIPAT
i.1 . ?Ll ?? r.i.A\m:m'.i BU
'i'ii VI ar ' i .' ??.im. tin- flrsl I " ?
, . .it ," ll '.": ? mi. m i.. : ?
of Philo ?? . .? mu"'. ?:. King,
'".,? k In the ??
? o mg -1, la IgS ai d '?as f? >?
an officer of the Northsmptos
M? gin ent, llrit.atl ai m), Kl ? aine l i
. nuntt y ',. l,.,.k Sft? ' S6IB - "f l
-!.-. but instead filter. .1 OB I ' h.'i'k
i!iH' brought t'a?' notds nam?
?.f his house Into dteeredit. The family j
??? '.? ,? ,? aggrieved when In the spring
?.f IStf, after ?j three ??reeas' aequalntan<*e,
i? rnarried Loretta Addis, a chorus Kin.
real nani? was M<kbb*: Ai ih>
h? was ii\ inr: ..? Bakcrsfleld, Cal.,
and was a typical English remlttanc? man
After he raarried lbs actreas an
| i planne?) t?i femur* both
her and a "real, n>" lord," and Shorts
! went on In ? part that hail no linea. The
ear his wlfs waaldlled to appear |
I ut Ton, Pastor's Theatre, In thla city At
?ctraas srore s coronel of
pearls hei I usband had given to her and
IndigMntl) denied that the couple had
. ii-<i. She said her buaband wai dig?
ging goM In Pbxsrnlx, Aria Anothai
I found ?/ancouvar, where in April
' s son was born to them. The Englishman
had takei a busln? - iras In < rakland
e to C .nada to manags hia father'? !
busine - n thai par! of the conn) ry.
foth? died i '??' ; - mlttancea j
. .1
a long list "? " agedl? - I guro In the i
thai branch ?.'f the historic 1
i :;v ,.!,.? ? brother, j
K? sad, n.11 his ? ?
i ??. ,i gun accidenl i
the eve of i is data j
appointed for his wedding His grand*
father met ?sritli sn Identically rttnilai
fats - ? Is oui deer stalkln In Scotland
just after loeing a fortun? si the
wood - ? - - ' uncles. Lord
' 'aiii'.' Douglas, committed Bulelde In
p low ng oui ' ns, white an? j
., ? . l? Lord Krsncia D< gl is, was '
Upina ? ? ddi m
,. ? ard V ? won?
aw ant ol 11 ?
Mattel
Lord Bbolto Doug
,n : , Ti tvelb rs' ? flub man) years
a- ... -. ..- .m m: . ?? "Lord Sholto i>ou*?
laa," who took a prominent par? Ib the
?/ears ago, bul this wai ? bogus
? ?'lnisti.iii m-t in** "f
Percy, He ? ? torioua bigamist, and
j ? the fictltio ? nto
. his flame. H< li laid to have married eight
? ?a . man) tat? i n thli oui 11
have
! quietly slip] In this ? ountn .
. f i ? ? t about :i year ?i ?- ? ? an advertisement in
. Sea fork newspai . Infonnation
lof ??"re. ?n of Blr
... a ih- mother
I waa befo b< Flora Sharon,
i -.. .-'? nator Bl aron, <,r
i Nevada, and the missing man married Plor?
? ? Breckenndge, .? Kentuck) , rt Bhe
? ^a .,? I hih t,? a sab? v .',.- In -
i for? '? i nd a-' tei lou. ly dl appeared.
I He was last m ? a ..n tbe Kingston pier, in
Ireland, without luggage. Another Eng?
in wi.i' disappear. ?i wa i l be i Ion.
Francl Clements, who hft tbe
: v. ? , si i sgo and i ame tn ? r
? hole "t B Bhlp t' sefk his
i Hi broth? r la the Earl of Lett?
' rim.
?SAW DOUGLAS IM SEATTLE
| British Viee-Consui Says He
Was There on Monday.
Beattle, Nov. S llrtUsh Vtce?-Ccnsu1
rd Pally said i??-r.iRht thai Lord
Sholto Douglas eras In hia office <>n busi?
ness last Monday, the day the man
! registering under the naine of Mauri?. ?
smart, and declared by the New Tork
Coroner t" be Lord Sholto, committed
' suicide in Ni a Tork.
v?. s-Consul Pally said that he ?ii?i noi
a*here Lord Sholto wa. staying,
nor where he Int? nded going ?rh? n he !?-fi
; th.- . on
SOCIALISTS GAIN IN UTAH
Make Big Advances in Mining
Camps and Other Towns.
i ..?!??? City. Nov. ? Election
i. its in ", ,ir Utah ? Ities and towm
Illli?? Sl I >.|ir rl "'?.
H " Iahst - The Bo. laliai gains >?.? ie
largel) In : he mialng amp?, ?u
Marra) MammtRIi ami Stockton
' ? I ,?? ; ?t.M'
, galne?! i ?uni? il.n-'ii ,.i several other towns.
, inelud?as Dingham. In 0<gdcn the normal
Republican majority uns rs?alntain?jd.
? lection !:? Bull Lake ? It). In whk h
Ittseiu. n". -?'.n' sen pan?, ntadad by
i ?' Park, won .? Bweentng victory,
i ? an fought out ??n purel) l-?.-..t i>?-u. ?, ,???.
? ? senti' candidates being opputsid by the
"American" ?ml antl?Mormon llckcl
?N NEW JERSEY. TCO.
William A Mattl ? ?? ?Ja Iahst, ?\.is
M.i "' ' i ? IHtls l".i",i?h of
N J ? .a hi ? Rep ibili ? , at .i
i ?. i.? ; opponenta
SOCIALIST WINS IN MINNESOTA
? frooksti i,. Mil ?? . Not I N. i. i? i on,
i.i? i Maj '?! "f ? . .."i,, ton
. rj i) by a ??"?.i"! It) of II
LAD KILLED IN FOOTBALL GAME.
? ? .,, ?mo? ?" ,v ? Ne - r<>". ban i...
. ? i m lu Wit
?? i?j - ., "pi
liigg
-kuil v ?. i fia? tun ?i i Ih n ,., .
>cstei?1sy,
V" M.1.1 \M ?' M' " INALD,
...,v, rttoi of Nee Mealco
m., n t ano a form? ? Ne** ?orfcer.
ill
n
JILI.U
George H. F.arlc. Jr., Defeated
for Mayor by Fusionist Plural?
ity o? Nearly 5.090.
COALITION WINS COUNCIL
Contest for City Solicitor in
Doubt-Republican Candidate
for Clerk of Quarter Ses?
sions Sr-fe.
, ;>, ? a i. ipi ?
Philadelphia. Nov. 8. Th? Ftepubllcan or?
ganisation of PhlUdeli ?venl ?loa n to
defe ii yeeterday f -? the Ural tin c In i
ve?is. Rudolph Blankenburg, lorn,- knoam
iln Uiis city aa the war horse of reform ?
hack*?*! by th? fualon "r th? Keyatoa? parti
rial th*? Dsmocrata, eras elected Mayo for
four years, defeatlni thi Penro ? c-andl-1
? lair, ?e-orp.- ll Earie, jr. !?>? 1,884 votes.
Not only ?nu the fuslonlsta i led
Mayor, hut they sleeted forty-four council- j
man, enough te ghra tbetn contra! <<f the
leglalativ? branch of the city government
To th*- organisation ?'a- most aerlou
prit ..f tii*? defeat ?- the ?ffeci it will nave '?
up.m ?he . lection of i United Btati Si
in 1815, w in n Senatoi r ?*? r 11 ? - ? tern* ex? i
pires i ' la Pennaj Ivai la polltl?*al '
that when a revolt sgalnst ih" organisa?. I
lien has ItS ?nor-?.?inn In I'liilad.-h .ia ||
gathers headway ?:. ?? narch through the
state, and a political rehel|loii weep.-- Penn?
sylvania fron* Philadelphia ?" Pittsburgh.
from aasl to wssi .mi i take n ountj
in iln state.
In error <>f 10,. wot ???
? d ("? ? "i rk of th? Quartet -?
? innlngham he Rei ub?
llcan candidat? for r. .election. Th?* revised
return? Indicate hla ?leetlon by more has
??.."iiri phirahty.
n win nquii. .*ii . ?
?.??in.:., tha winner "f the ennte?.* f..?- City
Solicitor. Th" original computation Indi?
. ..n d thi i ? -? ?? ' Uon "f th? pressai Incum
i.< at, .Lune-, tlcoi-a. s ho w ? a . an
1 t.r the Republican ticket, by about 1.200.
S meroua error? a?er? aim m er? -i in th?
first figure?*, however, and the friend
Michael ... Rj an, the i andl of tl Key
sad i lemoei... p rtlei clali
; ? h ctlon b] aboul 500.
Election Long in Doubt.
I Bo . lose was th? i lei ' ? t It
I posaibli to predict sceuratelj the outcom?
i eren of the head of th? tl? ? ? ? until fi
; o'clock tblfl morning. When the earl* re?
| til! ns from BUpp |U;?.:' liiiti '
. hold.- a/ere rec? Ived it ? ? ?. that
Blankenburg was making hear] Ii
upon the Republican rote. ? >n the .?c.r
I hand, in the residential . r the
Icity, wher? Blankenburg aras supposed io
lbs ."i\> atrong, the organlsstion ma
i kept dov u ".. ma |orl lea
i Baa a tor p? ,r-. ? p ?.
defeat, bul Senator James I'. McNIchoi,
apeaklng for him, declare.-- thai the rotera
limply aie ' ran :'"" :| ? loi oi ' i ?
snd that in a abort time the organisation
will come Into ?is own
Rsvlaed returna ahow thai the reformera
[ will have at leasl forty-four member? Ii
ih<- two branches of the Council. Bom? of
ih?. hold-over councllmen are independent
in tin Ir poiiii. al action, and II la ..
t hat < 'ounclla on rit a ill nol Im
to the in? a.ig Mai or, a bo
? lakea offl a on I ?. e? mber I.
Tli? downfall of the Penrose candidat!
? may i>c traced directlj to i] ius< -
. the most Important ..r which probabl
i tha outspokea opposition of the local hank
leaded a? B. T. Btoteel ui j.
Penrose and his banker candidat? for
Mayor. Added la thla waa the levoli
against ii"- ruling oi Philadelphia by con?
! tracto i, th? * >( the
?rsrdi contr lied by 'i>''i.!..ii! s. \*are, In
which ordlnaril' large organisation ma?
v i ; to a minimum, and tin
I luppori of the Keystone Democratic can?
' djdate b] nil of the indi ??. ndenl m s i -
pai si ? ?'? lhs < I
The attltudi of Vare, who bad
1 to the nomination foi lia ai In th? R
! publican primar!? a onl) lo huv? hi am >l?
1 Don kill' 'i by s? ? ator Penroe?. was ..
; factoi in the defeat of '?:.. i. Dui h .
primar: Rght Baurle call .
Van tbaga roughs cks and ballol boa
?tuff? i -J ?'are's foil re? ? *.-..
1 those words, and, although v.i . d?
i he ? ndei vor? ?! lo s hip lb? m Into Iln
' was anal t?- lo do "
-.
READING SOCIALIST.* STRONG
Their Mayoralty Candid?te Runr; Wo).'
Up in Hot Fight.
Reading, Pel n. Nor I In ? ne o
: hott? il aghts In i rers Ira W, fti
1 i:.-i ublican, ? sa aleeted Maj or, i ? - ? i?- Inc
;..%i ? ? ? ?? ? i Mot i. 1 '? iiiucrat, I .
1 ?nd Leffler, Bo? laltat, b,ll<
i.u-? year th? gt> lallati i Ii. >. d a m m
' i.er of iv I. |li I .im. from this cl
? n,. y went into : i u rdaj contest
."i ? .?iiti.i.ii' -. Mo ?-..- h .-i.,.
? * >.,iii ia- m ha ? v.. r* to\<? n. sitilenl lure,
and n waa i."' until daylight that Ih? i -
: nit w..- knoa n and th? ? i> a a m-cii| Im n?
Rsvli-f-d reluini ahoa Un. Bo?
have elect??! flv? metnhen ol the ?-it? . ...n -
' ,-|i ||. retofore Ih? | were not r??pr? ? m? d
m thai bodi.
? ???.
SOCIALIST GAIN IN MONROE
Party s Vote in County Nearly Treble
That of Two TtMUri Aro.
Roch? i -i. No I Th? -';'" i.in- ' i?arl
i-.i!. ?. Ii Mon.' o.' Mu
, |. .n..i' ? -i. i .- rill
I ,,. i . ,-... i . i ? ,, | - .1 ? .
u. in. ?.? >? i i un i.
?I ? I'rohiblll. t i ?? ?"?
alight lulling "ii
The Bfist Fire Preventive
IS I III?
Gnnne!:
Automatic Sprinkler
??Mnnilur?! of the World"
M ? , , ",| ?i |, .? , ,?,! |.t |bS
Genera! ?Fin Extinguisher
?on.p.*ny
v.r.- risjeei
I LIBSSTY STrtECT
The r*!"*- loss in the Uni'etl ?States
(I ov;r ::DO,009,000 yearly. Don't
??ont ,*ibute,
ELECTION SHOWS k BIS
. uuuinuuii
Third Party Makes Surprising
Gains m Ali Sections of.
the Country.
CARRIES TEN OHIO CITIES
New York. Mississippi, Utah.
Minnesota, Pennsylvania Md
Pacific Coast States Feel
Effect of Jolt.
So slisni msde aurprlslng advancer, in
.|!l ? ? loi?? ? r the ,.mrj ? ssterday. la
i ..i pai !;? elect? d a Mayor
i ?1.? ;,.'.' oflli lali I"
Monro? Count] the Boelallsl trots was
? ? M? tit ?t of two i ears neo
T i "i decisive gala made by the
Socialists aas In Ohio, when thej carried
two large cities end sight smaller ones,
?? sleeting num. rous < ouncilmen In
othei ? ktlea
A number of Utah towns, espe? laJly the
mining . smps, ?.?? nt .,-. er te i oclallsm.
T t Boeiailal candidate for Lleutananl
Governor ><t Mississippi csme within 1,99%
? ?.i.-?- of el?-, i Ion.
R-oullng, iviin.. misses electing ? Bo
ciallsl Mayor bj onlj a few hundred votes
?several ?Socialist oouncllmen wer-j eleetsd.
in Everett, VVsshlngtoa, three ?ssclallat
? incllmen aere cao. en, and lira pert)
:ii;iyiii.,;t? candidate ran second to the iu<
ceaaful RepubU<caa rMtnine?
Crooaston, Minn., cltoeg ? Boeiailal can?
didat? f..i Mayor
The Boicialisl candidate foi Mayoi of Bac
ratnento, CaU. ran onlj 174 rotes behind the
I "inn, rut, a ho was clerted
SOCIALIST TELLS AIMS
Schencctady's Mayor-Elect Says
He Will Protect Business.
'?'? ' "i. Trtl ?m?.'
B I ?'?'-'. N. V., Nov. 1 '1 i ? R<
Dr. ?}.?.-?? i?. i.unii. s,',!., lo \,., i,.,-;
of hi,.. ,.,., . f, || highly elated to d i
over being the Bist Boelallsl to attain the
offlce of chief xaeutive is an) city In
New Y?,:k .?-.mi.- n?- wai besieged b)
??all? - and telegrams oMkgratulatiag
*"' hi? ?i<i"i>. (is gave out the (oliowlng
statemenl for publication late lo-dajr;
'il??' goctaliel ?party has m-t caus? f..i
being elated ovei the splendid victory. The
'?'?i political leaders cannot understand
'"? fallen them. Wi Buciullsta
knoa tbi? I? r.o sporadic p ot< it, ii" m?, ??
reform muvenicnt. ii baa ;i more funda?
in. tal aignlticaiice. ?ur organisation is
I ? inOSl ' "ir ll. I ..il "Hi, ?til , V. ?
""'???v.' in id. t...? ?le; there fon oui I.
"i organisation Ii demoumtl .\.".. that
we I..i ..? I- ? n Inti usted with ;.si In this
ounty, n ?sill be th endeavoi
t to re, .;?i t" ti..- people
Ihail 11,,- So. lall -i ; art) it anda for i Ii. i
Intel' l "f ..n? ? ommunltj. fe In an)
cninmunit; the workl . ire In tiie
majoi n ?. sud it I i i u ??: i nentul Amei I
Ipl. that the majoril ?hould
have Hi i consld? ration.
Ma fesj nave bi i n ut
? ampalgn sa .?> oui bank?
rupting the city and bri King the name
..is,:' to d eput? .11 we have
I '.. I ' . I 1 I ! : , : I I,
victory In Schenectudy hsa advertised tbe
city throughout the nation mon than any
event in ear*?, und i? .?i s e Socialist n ill
-,i i onduci i le munki?, .1 and i ounty af?
fairs si to iimk" Schei clad) inown as
one . i i ?i" besl govi rued cltl a of i;,. i ?
tloi Not f.i.-- moment will we forge.
, tin- ultimate .'in' ".' our movement, which
? o? I) nal ?.?i bul Intel national In
jnlfl an? e. N? Ith. r will s e foi ????i thai
Bcheuectad) has i ; oblema ?liximii,
own, which mus? !??? solved In the best In
' .., all,
la ti"' mattei 'f taxation we have had
? ' ? thing '," -.i> during the > am
Lui we Boelallsl are too good economists
.Mit t.. knoa thai th? burden ng o
','". i )n th? >? ay "f taxation
thai ? ,?, t hem lu othoi cltl a
v. -nil.i hi fool Ii .i?!-., i 'nder i h.
? which w? ?'? oppoiied, manu
| factui - ? ? ?? I heir i Ighl i, and
! upon them bj
one community above thut which ii placed
upon them In other communltl? - ?.? ul : m
. vltabl) and of nece alt). from th.
rn im "f ", onomlca, hinder their pr< ?.
VVs are not "f hindei Ing i ? ? r
;,i,, ? \?. atand for the treat? ? i ?
ress along ev< lln? We a III noi only
.-?? Industrica In ? " i on . it? nt
".ii!1 our prlncii s i',1 end. avor i?.
j brine new Industrl?*? ?" Bchenectady, a d
t furth? til "? ?'. in doing II
, Th? i"
\ qualin? 'i.f the -:i ?oui So.
' dldate ? '????? '"i Ih. it .:.i'i ' ount ?
ticket with Mi I."i.i?. I ;<?! i "?: ;?I vi. i, |H(
??Joe ali??l Assfinbl ? man, ii an ai m il
in i ne i" ri. ?
I i:. n int, ;:" .-? il i ?? ri.m of i h
? ? i '?. tcr. I'hlllp
; ??'. An. -? | 'jr. Ti easurer, j
i.," mak? r in the? ? lenei al Electi It worka
ii. l..uiih. ii Boelallsl Si
' tendent "i the l'""'. Is ;it ? gai den? ? i"
i B. I '" for? ? t. of tl,.
! ?isn i? t. John i- My? r . Bod illsl l'H
. ..up oil? i la employed si .? n ould? In ti .
I Oeneral Klectrl? founds, ? ?ii*- ol the A -
-, ? ^..! el? i , an i rms ture v ;.r in ib<
? i? ,. .ii El? ' ii'.? .?". ks, and the ol I
la].
.SOCIALIST PRESSES DEMOCRAT
Baeramgoto Re-Eletts Mayor by -i P'u
rality of Cnly 374.
Bacraincnto, Cal., Nov. I Sacramento
t? h .i.'l. ? O . ? .. v ;ii-_; ihc
! iommisslon form "f government ...? a re?
? "iiit ? psi ele? '. lerda
The i sa ? sai l< i ? as adopt, d i i ... ..ly, \
"f ? *." . ".i.ii rot? ol n.'.i.' than v ? -..
? i M. It. I'.? ??' ?!. l?? mocrs1, was i? -
? i lurent) ol :..i aver Allan VY.
II? will . .. n' n,..
? ..... : tal it-. ;. w al h Drill t..
.,. ?.i .1 :
SPLIT IN NE'/; MEXICO
Democrats Win Governorship.
but Legislature If. Republican
Sa its ??>, *?' M Mot I i ?'..i.,;.'. t.. r,
? . i, null, ,ii" thai W ' ' M? i '.m..1.1. Dem
liovet ii". ". How
? ? i robabl? iiiajuril ..f b. ?... n
i l DO ' . i; i , |,.r|
" i rani ?'? 'Ts ? Uto -, ? .; nei-ai,
i.'urry Con n, und pi.
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I ably lu.?? larrliil.
REVOLT IN MISSISSIPPI
? Democrats Nearly Lose Lieutcn
1 ant Governorship to Socialists.
Jackson? Miss., Nov. 8.?Lats roturas
front ? '? la 'a el? ct Ion Indi? ata thai
Th.lore G. Bi|bo, Damocratlc candidate
:??' Lloutonanl Governor, ?ill nol l?tad hla
opponent, Jsmes t. Lsstar, aV*clallst, by
? mors taaa ::.oou out " about SI.84J4J -rotes
pollsd .
Lcatt i ? In ? i osrini is lbs rasult of]
.sion In th<* DomocraUc party. Tbors '
] a/as psrsonsl opposition to Bilbo Nal
I Vicksburg,' Bllozl, Gulfpoti and Ore**??
! ville gave majorltie? foi Loater.
S CIALISTS STRONG IN OHIOj
Two Large Cities and Eight
Lesser Ones Fall to Them.
Cleveland, Nov. I To-day's election to- ?
iho? ? .1 thai the Bodftllsta elect
mayors in two larga Ohio ritlea -Cantoa I
and Lima sad tl? iat iii^v won the may? |
, oralty ele-etlon In *-i *--. ; ? ? aiaalltr i Itte?. rhe ? ;
jare U-raln, it Mary** Bnrberton, Cuya?
1 hoga Kalla, Moual Varaoo, Toroato, r*os? !
. toiin ?m.i Uartia'a Parry.
: loa ind Conneaut each elected three I
.. lallst ?"ouncllmen. ?'.murant mlrrsed
? ?.cling a goctsltst mayor by five votea. At
? ? on l l.i i ry schilling, :-o.-iall?t. I- 1>.
'. ..; ;.i ha. o beaten Arthur Turnhull. I
i mp rat, by only three votes. Corbia
Rnook, S-H lali :, \> '- an 088] wiiiht 81
I
Soclallat I? ?.''.?'i-1 In Cleveland s.r thai
the lacrsas? <i pai I - ota ?i dus to i
Ised ?campaigning. Thei declara the growth
i . orm ?1.
i i?n ? ? ors at Clei eland,
rinclnnatl, Columbus, Hamilton and Eanea?
ville. Brand VVhlttock, Independent i?<?mo
.ral. .va? v I. lorli.iis at TolodO. 'I'll It. -
i.ubllcaaa woo at Touagatowa, .\t;:?>n and
I I ?;. ? :<;ii.
i Ths Pi "? i ? ? del? sates to th?.?!
tutlonal i oov? inilon m itts ?ill !?? in the
j majority. T ? -? sre pi? dg< d to support
altlatlve and ref? rendum and r?? ill.
Complete returns for Mayor In Cincin?
nati ahow ru.u Henry T. Hunt, !>?? i.rat,
? ?? ??< ptaraltt] of '? -1 w.n Hunt !
ever* man ?m the Democratic ticket liasi
i. --.??i . i. cted Illas l?iii'.i Campb? u ??is'
I elected member ?a! large of tas rehool
I board, Hi'- Rrsi Urns a wosnan i'?? ImM
I sin n an 0*flCS >i I Ins ett)
'ill** l ??... crs k i.uaiHliiii- ; ? it? rda; .
\. rilch si? cted I ?? oi ?-?? I. Kai b iaj "i ??<:
? ? 'oi.? 'i- " Mayo Q "' ge B Mai it* ill,
I Republican, by a plurality or sbout 8,008,
, failed to . si ry a < 'oun d of tin? earns polltl?
leal faith sa th" Mayorista*-* Ths D*Mno
! prats sill i. aova? < tataatlawn, n R
public-ana eight aad ths Borlallata four,
'i'ii.> ? lection of ths soctall ? i ou?
In wiiln ai post ' d? id In Hi..i i if . ? MA? oi
:Mi. "ntrprtsss '?r the municipal election
| Hi. n i ta Lai?r i/ota i'.'ii -o b] Ibe Bo
'. is lista Ah.ill ? '. i;i,\, u, ? , andldai foi
, m iv..i m, ?liai ti. kit. recolved mora than
i "?? a, i ur.nl*- ; third in llw i*?nt?**M i
I Although Karb won b] a iweeptruj plural*
; ity over Man-hall, he .-arri?-! with hita ??vit
on? "f his tnlleaguss, Btuart Bolln, rk-ctsd
; i'iiv Hollelioi i Im ath? i municipal ottk
, nu in number, wars won >?'? Itopublioana
-r.
SOCIALISTS DOWN DEMOCRATS
:
Old Party Crowded to Last Placo in
Wafiliinj-lor, Election.
Kvel ?-.,, . i,. *>** u i:
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Un Republicans three and the Democrats
,in'.
SOCIALIST GAIN HERE
Leader:?) Sec Relative Increase, in Spite
Of Off Ye-r.
Ti,,. ,, , . oi ;... Ho In this
? i.i. ii,. i though tui wai
.,, ,,n ?, .,- n,, s.i.-i.iii i ?."?? had r. latlvel)
,i Julius ??? rb i :-? " n tai | at the
New loi i? locsl of lh< iod ill I pai I ? :
|S I ?-'.?liliii,
w ii ?. ? huv. nul all Ih. :'" lallel re?
I he Indtc ii ' Hi ?I lh? Boclull n
| o .,i d? ii Ihl . i.
i , . v , . " "i It i h i\.'
i?. n gain n id numb ? of Social i
i ni Met a ..ih' es ware - ? ured In dlffci
aitl parts of m ? ? ?""" ' > ni"' r ii'I ol ul the
? i".'in?, of ?. s.?? i.tii-t ?Mayor m Bananaar
tM.lv.
?in [?os Angeles, wh.-io tl"' primarle?
were held. Ifarrlman, ihe t-.n-inli-t caiid?;
date, had 20,103 votes; Alexander, th" <?'?"''
? ? ? mi ."tit candidate ha>1 a ??t*. of ?*>?*;'?
land tin i>.-ii).i.'ratio i?Hri? h ?/at? ot *M
B) ih.- procedure M?l?.i>t?''l there ths sis
i mu ?> ii! (uke place on 1?< cvmbet
? th? candidates polling ths n??? Msli"st pri?
mar) votes i" ba In th?' raos. fate ???m?
ago the Socialists polled only MM N"1'''
? The 80? lalisl, tin? ?esi carried New
, asile. Penn . end carried practically I ?'
nd ??ounty llekel m R?*s?ilns. rtntt
The) .'ii.'..-,I .m ,-ildeniian at Bridger*??"*?
Conn ?1 .1 elect? 1 ...1 ? en In many steer
; placee "
SARATOGA AGAINST AMENDMENTS
Sai.it.? *a Spilt? K. "*? V., N??1* s .
',.,?, ,'. ?jti.'ial letmn?. lire oot .' a?
,1,1 ,,, .,,,, ,| 1 piiilmble ihat ^11 ot I
. ,| .,,,,",',.? I lo th ??,
lutiuii ,ot?*d ?.n .?1 >Mt*rds> ? .'i-'t ? ?*J1?
j tveen d? ?? ?ted b) l'???n >-> to l.t-? l" Sara
' ?> taty,

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