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T1UZ I8AR1U2 DAILY TIMES; NOV. of ll01.
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77ie Republican
JUDGE FULLER
MAY RETIRE
Reeort That Head of Nation's
Highest Court Will Resign.
TAFT MAY SUCCEED FULLER
Mr. Roosevelt Said to Purpose Appoint
ing the Secretary if He Has
the Power to Nominate
Any One.
Vaiingtm, 1). C .Nov. i. . C hief
,1 it ice Fuller, of the Supremo Court of
the l iiiled Slates, it is Raid, plan to
reifp.i hi oltif.. on March 5, I'.iD.'i, the
ihiy tiller lie has mlministered the out Ii
of ollice to the next i'rei-ident,
If i'lesitleiit Koosevelt is elected it is
reported to In1 his phin to oiler the post
of Chief Justice to Secretary Tuft. There
is no ollieial courirmitf ion of these re
ports. Chief Jusliee I'ldler will he seventy
f w years old on February 11, l'.Ktft, and
will then Is- entitled to retire from the
fieueh and enjoy u salary of ? 1 0,500 a
year as hm-i sis he live. The recent
death of his wife, who va a leader
of evcln'ive Washington society, con
tributes to his desire to spend the re
niHiiiiner days of his life free from ollieial
.responsibilities.
Chief .In-tiee Fuller has adiiiiniferod
the oath of otliee to four presidents
Harrison, Cleveland and Mckinley twice,
Ho v,as appointed chief jiwtiee on April
:m, is.ss.
President leiosevelt Mould have ap
pointed Secretary Tuft to the bench two
years ngn, l.nt Mr, Taft, then civil
governor of the Philippines, decided not
to abandon his. responsible work in the
islands.
TROOPS KILL POLES.
Eiht Bayonet ted and 20 Wounded in
Uproar After Parade,
Jtreshiu, Prussian Silebia, Nov. 4.
Three thousand Poles marched through
the street h of Czestochowa, Russian Po
land, Wednesday, lis a protest against
the mobilization. The, chief of police
and gendarmes ordered the paraders to
disperse but they refused to do so, und
continued to King Polish sorifts.
A ilelaoliment of the infantry then
charged the mob with bayonets, with
the result that six persons were killed
and twenty were wounded.
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Candidates.
Carnegie's Throat Trouble
Xevv York, Nov. 4. Andrew- Carnegie
is under the care of his physician tr
eatise of a reiHTrencc of the tliront trou
ble from which he has sutrered for the
past year. The relaxation of the. -muscles
of his throat tnmle conversation,
even with meuilicrs of his family, inad
visable, so under the directions of his
physician he remained alone in his
room yesterday, seein-; no one but his
secretary.
Carnegie Elected.
Kdinlmix. Nov. 4, Andrew (.'uriieg-ie.
has been unanimously re-elected lord
rector of St. Andrew's university. The
announcement was received with loud
applause and sinking of "lie's a dolly
Cood Fellow."
Pearson Buys The London Standard.
London, Nov. 4. It is oliicially an
nounced that Arthur Pearson' has
bought the Morning and Evening Stan
dard, and will make them protectionist
organs. The Standard has been Cham
berlain's strongest opponent.
Yesterday's Bankrupts.
lUuiiugton, Nov. 4. -The follow ing pe
titions in voluntary bankruptcy were
filed at the otliee of the district court
clerk in this city today:
lXiniel W. Hammer of Lincoln, u
farmer, liabilities, $128.0T; 'it--. -Is, $501,
exempt $2 IS.
Joseph Odett of Jlristol, a farmer,
liabilities $2,091. assets 2.147.20, ex
empt $H01.50.
Andrew Mack, the well known artist,
says: "When 1 was a boy, it was always
on band at our house, and whenever iun
down from hard work, I have always used
Father John's Medicine, particularly when
suffering from colds or grip."
Builds up the body by nourishing tha
blood and nerves, at the same time curing
tha cold or any throat or lung trouble.
Drives out the impurities, corrects the
stomach with a gentle laxative effect.
Not a patent medicine. No poiaonons,
nerve-destroying drugs upon which the
majority of them depend for their tempo :
rary effects, and which are dangerous. !
l'ou are warned against them. Fifty
years in use. Prevents consumption.
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CAMPAIGN
NEAR END
Final Efforts in Behalf of Two
Leading Parties.
NEW YORK IS DOUBTFUL
Fullest Energies of Both Patties Being
Exerted in Doubtful States in Clos
ing Week of the
Campaign.
New York, N.n . 4. - ith only two
working days left of the national cam
paign of I'.iut, both the great parties
are throwing every available force into
the the fight in the dcbateable states.
In the election to be held next Tues
day all the states wil choose presiden
tial electors. In .".o states governors
will be elected, and in 2(i state legisla
tures will be chosen, that will in tnrn
elect fuited States Senators. Several
of the states have held elections this
year at which state ollieers and Repre
sentatives in ( 'ingress were chosen.
Maine, Oregon, and Vermont, elected
governors and other' state ollieials and
representatives in Congress. Arkansas,
Georgia, and Louisiana have elected
state obicers, including governors, but
not representative, the terms oi lit
Senators will expire .March 4, 1!)05.
These consist of 2 ! Republicans and sev
en Democrats, Dick ot Ohio, Proctor ot
Vermont, Republicans, and .Money of
Mississippi, Democrat, have been elect
ed to succeed themselves. MeComas of
Maryland, Republican, will be succeed
ed oy isauoie uavner, Democrat, wno
was chosen by the Maryland legislature
last winter. Of the 2;t Republican Sen
ators whose su-cessors will be chosen by
legislatures to he elected in Noevmber,
17 are reasonably certain of succeedim'
themselvs or having Republican success
ors, i lie J Jcmocrats hope to capture
mu coupling .Maryland, live seats now
neni oy jtepnuiicans, namely tliosetrom
Delaware, New York, Nebraska, West
Virginia, and Nevada.
Intimates received by both sides in
dicate that New York state is in doubt
on the national ticket.
BACK IN NEW YORK.
Judge Parker Completes His Connecti
cut Tour.
New York, Nov. 4. .fudge Parker ta-
riirneu to .New torn today Horn Ins
Connecticut tour. The two cars of the
special train which carried him to Hart-
lord yesterday, were attached to a reg
ular train over the New York, New Ha
ven and Hartford railway. At the un
ion station in Hartford, a large crowd
gathered to bid him farewell and there
were a number of receptions at stations
through which the erain passed in go
ing to New York. .Judge Parker was
driven from the Grand Central station
in New York to the Hotel Seville, w here
he will spend the day receiving political
friends and advisers.
Six Cabinet Men on Stump.
Washington, Nov. 4. The visible sup
ply of cabinet ministers has been re
duced to two. At, today's meeting
Postmaster General Wayne and Secre
tary Morton of the Navy Department
were the only ones who appeared. Sec
retary Hay is suffering from a severe
cold. The six remaining member of
the President's ollieial family are ab
Alortoii will make a speech in Maryland
tomorrow niuht.
BALESTIER'S 5 INSURANCE $2,400.
Mrs. Balcstier Lost Her Engagement and
Wedding Rings.
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justed Reatty S. Ralestier's "insurance
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.i.s lannr, jui luiuiv, tOIll KOISC, O.IJE1,
burned last week, at $2,400, the full
amount of the policy. The property in
ventoried at $y.500, but a large part of
the furniture was saved. Ralestier's
mother lost a shawl which cost $1,200,
and his w ife lost her . engagement ' ami
wedding rings.
DEATHBED MARRIAGE.
Within a Half Hour After the Ceremony
the Bridegroom Was Dead.
Paris, Tex. Nov. 4. At a late hour
last liight Miss If at tie Ball, a prominent
society belle of Clarksville, was married
to Mr. Henry Howard on his death lied.
The bridegroom was dead a half hour
after the ceremony. The couple had Immmi
sweethearts since childhood.
Cost Him $1200 to See a Parade.
Boston, Mass., Nov. '!. It cost Frank
A. Shcrvviii of ;i;i0 West Thirty-fifth
street, New York city, $1,200.45 to see
the Institute of Technology parade last
night. When the parade had passed he
missed a bag containing that amount in
notes and silver. Shervvin is a collector
for a New York slock broker and was in
Boston for three days on business. He
formerly attended the Institute of Tech
nology and waited over a day in Boston
to see the parade.
Boy Sentenced to Death.
Vancouver, B. C, Nov. 4.-John Kay,
aged 17, has been found guilty of mur
der and sentenced to be hanged January
17.
Kay killed John Spitltal, a hunter,
whose guns he was about to steal. He
bid the, hunter's body in his cabin and
it was not found until six weeks later.
The evidence was purely circumstantial.
SHIPLOAD VACCINATED.
Nearly 2,000 Passengers on the Sa.ionia
i Had to Take the Treatment.
Roston. Nov. X Nearly 2,'Iihi paseii
'l'cis on the Curiard liner Sa.vonia. which
(has jnt ariiicd wcie in danger of small
; po on the trip of that, steamer Hum
Liverpool to this city. The tourist.
! many of whom live in Rust on, were re
i turning from summer trips abroad, and
to save a further spread id the disease
every passeiieer was vaccinated.
The one case, a "xuspect" now under
surveillance, was that of a Miss Louise
( day, daughter of Mis. Mary Gray. She
is 17 years old. The young woman was
a second cabin passenger and during the
trying time on the steamer Mrs. Gray
stayed by her daughter.
A surgeon of the Marine hospital in
Chelsea said today that a Dr. Sallord
had taken charge of the case for him.
At the Cunard ollice many inquiries were
made by solicitous friends and the Cun
ard people sa v the voung woman is all
right.
All slepping ipiarteis of the big ship
will be fumigated, and every passenger,
including ROM people in the steerage,
was vaccinated by Dr. Satl'ord and the
ship's surgeon.
?10,000 FOR BANDITS.
Marshals Convinced That Harvey Logan
Is Man Who Shot Cashier.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. 4. Ollieers of
the t'nited States marshal's otliee are
convinced that that, the shorter of the
two men who endeavored to rob the
bank at Cody is Harvey Logan, a noto
rious train robber, and that it was ,o
grttl who killed Cashier .Middaugh.
Men who know him say that Logan
was in Cody several days before the at
tempted robbery which resulted in the
murder of Aliddaugh. Login is a dead
shot, is armed with automatic revolvers,
ami can hardly bo taken alive. For a
long time Lotran was the master mind
I of the Hole-in t he-W all gang. i
1 he reward for the bandits, dead or
alive, has been increased to $10,000.
The sum has been made np by Col Cody,
the citizens of the state, the banks of
I he state, mid other conceals.
WILL INVESTIGATE SCRIMMAGE.
Governor Bates Notified Police Board
That Matter Must be Probed.
liostoii. N'iiv, 4.- Governor Rates to
day notified the Rosroo police force that
it was his desire that, a rigid investiga
tion be made into the scrimmage of
Wednesday evening between the parad
ing students of' the .Massachusetts in
stitute of Technology mid a squad of
policemen. Many students were in
jured by the policemen's Icubs and va
rious persons have expressed their in
dignations to the board oi policy at the
action of the ollieers. - Chairman Kin
inous of the police board, arranged with
President Priehett ot the Institute of
Technology today that an investigation
of the affair should be made by a spec
ial board, consisting of the police com
missioners and three representatives of
the institute.
ANOTHER GIRL SLAIN.
Murder Mystery in Cincinnati That Is
Puzzling Police.
. Cincinnati, O., Nov. 4.-The fright
fully mutilated Ivody of Miss Alma
Stein way, aged eighteen, a telephone
operator, was found in a vacant lot
near Lover's lane, the scene of the re
cent mysterious murder of Miss Louisa
Mueller. The wounds were on the head
and seem to have liecn inflicted with a
club or other bunt instrument. Chief
of Detectives Crawford thinks ttofh
girls were struck down by the same in
strnment.
Frank Limle, u street car conductor,
lout the police that -Miss Steinvvnv
boarded bis car at Knowlton Corner, ac
companied by a man. The pair alight
at Win ton road. He said he could
identify the man, who had freonontly
ridden with Miss Sfeinwav.
ANOTHER SUSPECT ARRESTED.
Man Alllged to Have Been Connected
With Burlington Hold-Up.
Burlington. Nov. 5. --Another man
was arrested vcterdav on the charge
of being implicated in the highway rob-
nerv juesoav nigiit on the lower road
during which A. 1). Vincent lost $25 in
cash. The man in custody is Thomas
Ruins, and like Thomas Rmke the oth-
r suspect, he is a member of 1 roop L,
lath cavalrv.. He is said to have been
the companion of Rurke the night of
the robbery. Mr. Vincent identified
Jurke Thuiisdav and is confident be
would know the id her man if he saw
him again. Ruins was arrested at Fort
Ethan Allen and brought to jail in this
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TROLLEY CAR RUNS AWAY.
Motorman Killed, Five Hurt, on a Pitts
burg Line.
Pittsburg, Nov. 4.-A Pittsburg, Mc
kecsport, and Connellsville street, car ran
away on Versailles even ue, MeKeesport,
at, 10::;o o'clock this morning and was
in collision with a coal wagon Thomas
Fannaii, motorman, was killed. Five
passengers weie seriously injured.
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DID NOT KNOW SIGNALS.
Possible Explanation of Russian Action
in the North Sea.
Nt. I'etersburff, Nov. 4, The possibil
ity that there may have la-en some mis-understandine-
of signals during the
trawler incident in the North Sea is
su'ested by the fact made public in
an order of the day issued by Vice Ad
miral Chouknin. commander of the Hlack
Sea fleet, which records the fact that
the ollieers of the latter fleet are so un
familiar with the new code system
adopted by the Admiralty that during
the recent manoeuvres not a single ship
understood orolieyed the admiral's signals.
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LIBERALS GAIN.
Will Outnumber Conservatives 2 to 1 ia
Canadian Parliament.
Ottawa, (hit., Nov, 4. -There is no
very material change in the (standing
of parties in yesterday's contest.
Throughout Ontario there are some con
stituencies in doubt but the result will
probably lx- as follow throughout the
whole, dominion: LiU-rals, 14;t, conser
vatives 71. -
llhis is a house of l members. The
majorities for the. Lilx-rals are larjie in
Quebec and in most cases the majorities
for both parties were small in Ontario.
Si elections have yet to be held. They
were Liberul iii the last parliament.
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