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Forecasters Predict His Defeat
for Governorship.
TORN BY FRAUD CHARGES
Democracy of Maryland Appears
Hopelessly Divided.
REPUBLICANS ARE CONFIDENT
Leaders Working Harmoniously for
the Election of Goldsborough.
Machine in Danger.
ial Corre.poiuleiicf of The Star.
BALTIMORE. Aid.. October 14. 1911.
The political wiseacres are t?kv //?? ?
casting the election ?>f a republican gov11
aur and a democratic legislature this
tail They base their prediction upon the
ground that the grand jury fraud exposure
has cast a shadow upon the demotruth
nominee in the city, and that the
Independent democrats will cut (Jurman
to a great extent as a rebuke to the
aiahon ring, which carried all four uistricts
in the city and made the nomination
of the Howard county senator possible.
The returns of the primary show that
had Gorman failed to carry a single district
In this city Blair Hee would have
won the nomination. That the city democratic
ticket will he beaten is accepted
as a foregone conclusion, and this result
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win, n ts expeciea, ormg aDout tHe retirement
of Mahon as city boas.
Condition throughout many counties
of th?- stat<- are very unfavorable to
Uorman, as tiie Lee, or anti-machine men.
are in open revolt and refuse to mount
the Gorman band wagon. This is especially
true it; r> gard io Baltimore county,
the stronghold of Representative Taloolt,
who was one of the leaders in the
Lae camp. in this county the Gorman
leader was Walter Townsend, who died
last week, and upon whom had devolved
the county leadership in the present campaign.
Taibott, who lias been in "retirement"
since the primary, is now supreme,
and those who know him best assert that
Gorman's defeat next November would
prove to him a dainty morsel. It Is
known that the lieutenants of Taibott are
not working for party success as in
days gone by, and those who followed
Townsend in the primary are now making
overtures and endeavoring to get back
into the Taibott fold.
Befuse to Follow Lee.
The same conditions prevail tn Prince
Georges and Charles counties, the Lee
adherents In the primary refusing to follow
the lead of the Montgomery senator
and whoop it up for Gorman. The
principal leaders of the lee fight, among
them Charles Benedict Calvert of Prince
Georges, have come out openly and announced
that they will vote for Goldsborough
in the coming election. In Gorman's
own county?Howard?there is a
serious, defection, and while there is not
the slightest doubt that Gorman will
carry Howard, the claim is made that
It will be by a greatly reduced majority.
Gov. Crothers, too, is not exhibiting
any great enthusiasm in behalf of the
ticket, and predictions are being freely
made that his county?Cecil?will give
Goidaborougii a good majority. The gov- i
ernor, it is true, will go on the stump I
for Gorman, but It is also true that he'
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Is not doing any "real work" for the head
of the ticket in his county.
His attitude in the present fight is best
illustrated by a little story going the
rounds in inner political circles. A certain
element of "the party wanted the
governor to call an extra session and allow
the legislature to make an investigation
of the fraud charges and conduct
the recount. This element frankly told
the governor that unless he called an
extra Bession they would not support the
democratic ticket. Crothers listened to
the arguments and threats and then
calmly replied: "It does not make the
slightest difference to me whether or not
you support the ticket; I have nothing
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materials, warm, not heavy; varl
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collar. A . with tourist bags; $"J
Lie at $15. value.
at stake."
This same element then went to Senator
Gorman and made a formal demand
that he force Crothers to call an extra
session, and, to the credit of the candidate.
let it be related that Gorman replied.
rather than "accept any such conditions"
he would "do without the support
of the element making the demand.''
Strife in Inner Circles.
These incidents are set forth merely
to show the strife that is going on within
the inner circles of the party?bicketincs
tha.t for certain reasons do not become
public through the usual channels, but
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Anniversary Sale price..
Velour Coats of best
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other iiand, is in perfect harmony a
lending every effort to bring about v
tory next month. Goldsborough and 1
running mates?Cunningham for cc
troller and Soper for attorney ge
eral?are making the greatest eampai
on the hustings in the history of t
republican party in Maryland.
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shoulder and is well supplied with ai
munition furnished by the Mahon ri
in Baltimore. He is bitterly assaill
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ro- Wilson ballot law and the extravagan
of the last and previous democratic 1
he islatures. He is making a campaign t
nd resembles in many respects that made
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ills year ago, and everywhere he is be
>n- greeted by large and attentive audieni
'an T'ie local republican leaders realize t
he the result in Maryland will mean mi
to the national administration in view
he the reverses sustained^ in other p?
m- of the country, and as a result ev
ng effort is being made to land Maryl;
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$5.00 Dress $2.19
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About 100 Stylish Dress Skirts, in fine ,
Panamas, serges, voiles, mixtures, ehecks,
plain blacks and navy blue; some have
panel back; some in front;
some with covered buttons. A a f-v
Kvery skirt a splendid 15.00 . I Vf
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H't Powers Agree It Shall Meet at The
by Hague December 1.
| a To study and formulate ways and dele
l,nK means for the International regulation ?* 1
of the traffic In opium, cocaine and
*ia* morphine, the international conference ^re
J1 for the suppression of opium traffic will spec
ot be held at The Hague, beginning De- The
cember 1 next.
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md All the powers who are to participate
in this conference have Anally agreed intei
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27 - INCH SILK PONGEES, :
Changeable Silks, in a full range fa
of plain and dot effects; in 40 fr<
beautiful street and pa
evening shades. Were 4 s ?/ $1
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ALL - SILK MESS ALINES,
All-silk Colored Taffetas; 27 ari
and 36 inch Pongees and va
Foulards; all shades and |.e
black; waist and dress lengths.
75c and 51.00 val29
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36-INCH ALL-SILK MES9A- ?
lines; shown in a full range of a
evening and street shades; white, ?
ivory and black. Sell at s q >
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36-INCH GUARANTEED BLACK 3
Taffeta Silks, In both the chiffon gu
nnd rustle finish; rich, jet black. an
Sold at $1.00 usually. A \ at
Sale price 4"C
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36-INCH LINING SATIN; GUAR- fa<
inteed for two season's wear; we
two shades of gray, usi
brown, tan and black, p a Sa
Sells at 11.00 yard s^4C
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NEW PERSIAN SILKS. IN A Bli
full range of colors and comblna- pi?
lion shades; all high luster satin no
messalines. Sells at 7s>c a a usi
Sard 44 C
27-INCH CORDUROYS, IN THE Se
wide wale; white, light brown, bli
ilark brown, navy, royal on
blue. Selling at |1 yard.
n the above date, according; to an m<
ouncement made by Dr. Hamilton
igiit of the State Department and
of the delegates to the coining connee.
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taides Dr. Wright, the Artierican jn,
gation is composed of Bishop Brent j10|
:he Philippine Islands. H. J. Finger
California. Frederic L. Huidekoper
Wallace J. Toung, both of this city. V
secretary and assistant secretary, re- coi
lively, of the American delegation, rai
delegation from the United States bai
leave for the conference about No- Hil
ber 15. an
is conference is the sequel to the the
rnational opium commission, which the
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id Wide-wale Diagonal Suit- xx
rs; all new fall shades, with TT
?nty of navy blue, royal blue ??
id black. Sold usually at 59c XX
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ALL-WOOL DRESS FAB- XX
ics, in skirt and dress lengths; 22
>8 to 45 inches wide; all this ++
eason's most popular weaves, **
ill colors, including creatn.
tell at 59c to 75c
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8-INCH WOOL HOMESPl'N ^
itinera. in black only: for suits
d skirts*. Sold usually aa
50c yard. Sale price.. Q
0-INCH ALL-WOOL SATIN- ix
:e Broadcloth. in a linht XX
igrht: hiph finish. Sold ++
nally at 81.30 yard.
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5-INCH NAVY BLUE AND ++
ack Granite Suiting*: for 1- < 4
see dresses and skirts; will < >
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rges. In navy blue and royal < m
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ly 5 pieces. Sell at ^ ^ < *
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St at Shanghai In 1909. Efforts will
made at the coming conference to
mplete the work begun by that cotnssion.
The delegates to the conference
II have full powers from their govtments
to execute agreements relatr
to the regulation of traffic in the
bit-forming drugs.
t'hile a party of men employed on the
istruction of the Western Maryland
Iway extension were walking along the
iks of the Casselman river near Port
11 they challenged one of their number,
Italian, to swim across the river. In
? attempt to win a five-dollar bet on
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