Pittston Gazette

              f AMj the home news. r"7" WEATHER CONDITIONS. Forecast Until 8 p. in. Tomorrow for For the People of Plttston and Eastern Pennsylvania. D L/ J Vicinity. Rain or snow tonight and Saturday; warmer. Hist'ojffca* SOCtct\ v /■ ' ; W ' THE HOME PAPER. 'I WEKKI.Y K8TABLIBHKD 1850. I DAILY EST. u* TIIKO. HART 1882. PITTSTO , pa., : TWO CENTS A FOttTY CENTS A •n.  TEN PAGES 57TH YEAR. PRESIDENT'S T DENOUNCED Daring Election ELECTION IMP. is state sqpeiinia::vKD;it ol la.wrnnoe Mr. Wllsoij U ili * pi.'. eat de.mty stntt comptroller atul has been acting comp trailer since Mr. Kelsey's resignation, lie will servo until the new stute comptroller takes office Jnn. 1. Penn'a Co. Opening Small Tract Near Renfer's. Divorce Case Adjourned to Consider Reconciliation. Frauds Exposed. Democratic Cabinet for Roossvelt Will Inspect the LOSES BY TEN VOTES. Panama Canal. Hughes Likely. New Hampshire Election of Governor r Vnusual Method Will be Adopted In Goes to the Legislature. CHANLEE SEEMS SAFE. Conoonl, X. H„ Nov. 9.—Unofficial returns from every city and town iii New Hampshire Indicate that the voters failed by the narrow margiu of ten to elect a governor. The state law requires that the successful candidate receive a majority over the other candidates, and Charles M. Floyd of Manchester, the Republican nominee, fulls short just ten votes of receiving the needed majority. LEAVES ON WAR SHIP Hauling Coal to Breaker—It Will be Sent From Surface In to Mine and loiter BID FOE SYMPATHY. Judges on the Bench Today Love Letters Ridiculed in Will Squeeze in by Small Will Keep in Touch With Hauled Out Barnnm., The Pennsylvania Cofcl Co. la preparing to open a small tract of land near Renter's farm on the back. road, for eoal stripping. At? the Intersection of the back road with u road leading from Avoca thfere is a * hill containing a large outcropping of coal, that is only a short distance btflow the surface. The Pennsylvania Coal Co. has had the mining rights of the property for some time past. The coal lay undisturbed, however, because of the difficulty of preparing and shipping it, there being no Pennsylvania works near or convenient to the section, which is cut up mainly into farm land. Paris Newspapers. at Wilkesbarre Issue Plurality. Country by Wireless. Washington, Nov. 0.—"Goodby! 1 am going down to see how the dlteb is getting along!" shouted President Roosevelt uu be stood on the after starboard deck of the yacht Mayflower at the Washington navy yard as the vessel was leaving the dock with the president for his Panama trip. Paris, Nov. 9.—The final word In the divorce proceedings brought by the Countess de Casteilane against bei husband was Mai try Bonnet's assurance of Count Boni's undying affection for bis wife and the demand that the case be adjourned for a fortnight in order to give the countess an opportunity to reflect upon the advisability of a reconciliation. This the court re fused and adjourned for one week, when its decision—either the ordering of an inquiry or the granting of a divorce—will be banded down. Warrants for Election Of» New York, Nov. 9.—With the official vote of but three counties missing Lewis Stuyvesunt Cbanler apparently Is elected lieutenant governor on the Democratic and Independence league tickets by a plurality approximating 1,700 votes over M. Linn Bruce (Hep.). Unless the official result, which will not be compiled until next week, shows a change the legislature will be called upon to name the next governor. fleers in Hazle Township The unofficial figures from every city and town in the state show the following totals: Floyd (Rep.), 40,318; .lameson (Dera.), 37,5:24; Telley (Pro.), 2,113; McFall (Soc.). 888; Churchill, 2. To arrive at these tigures Bruce'8 probable pluralities in the counties of Essex, Ontario and Niagara are bused on the vote for the Republican gubernatorial candidate. Fulton county is also missing, excepting a statement of Bruee's plurality over Chauler. While slight changes may be made in the returns from several counties, it is not believed they will materially reduce .Chanler's lead, but, on the contrary, Increase it. Accompanying the president are Mrs. Roosevelt and lier maid, Surgeon General Itixey of the navy and M. C. Latta, one of the assistant secretaries at the White House. xss Ballot Boxes Opened in The vote shows a plurality of 2,994 for Floyd, but It lacks ton votes to give him n majority and the election. If these returns prove correct the legislature will decide between the two candidates receiving the highest vote. Unless the unexpected happens Mr. Floyd will be the choice of the legislature, which is Uepublleau by a majority of 100. Court and Found Empty. The Mayflower took the party to Wolf Trap light, at the mouth of the Kapphannock liver In Chesapeake bay, where a transfer was made to the battleship Louisiana, which is to convey the president to and from the isthmus. After much figuring- the company hag struck on tt novel plan for the preparation of the coal and the stripping will be commenced as soon as possible. Inside workings of the JJarnum mine extend close to the place where the hill 1s located. ThC?s-» have been abandoned but the old gangways will be repaired for use and and tracks will be laid In them. The plan will then be to atrip the coal on the surface and send It through the tunnel to the old workings, whence It will be hauled to the foot of one  the Barnum shafts and lifted to tl\. surface. It will be prepared In Barnum breaker. The new plan seems a reversal of the usual order of mining, the coal being secured on the surface and then sent Into the mine, to oe taken out again a mile away, but It shows the science of present day mining.The court proceedings were conflned largely to tilts between opposing counsel over tlje charges made against Edtuond Kelly of counsel for the countess. Mr. Kelly has denied these charges indignantly and makes th.» counter charge that the count himself hatched up a conspiracy for the purpose of making his wife believe that he (Kelly) had organized a plot to bring about the count's political destruction.iThe election on November 6th. 1906. will go down In Luzerne county's history as an exhibition of the most daring election frauds ever committed in the county. The attention of the four judges was occupied today in examining election officers who had been summoned to appear. Court room No. 1 was crowded to Its capacity with politicians from all over the county, and almost every attorney at the bar was present. The official count of the returns was temporarily, suspended, and will not be continued until tomorrow, at least. Intense Interest was manifest by all present, as sensation after sensation was brought out. Election officers apparently threw all sense of integrity to the winds, and gave scarcely any attention to the election laws. ballot box was placed in charge of John Scott, the judge of election. He claimed that he learned Simon Newberger and Scott had been together and that he could not be Implicated In any political fraud. Republican Headquarters Hopeful, President and Mrs. Iioosevelt arrived at the navy yard and were met by Secretary Loeb, Captain Leutze, the commandant of the yard, and Captain Long of the Mayflower. As the band aboard the ship played "The Star Spangled Banner" and the bugle sounded they walked down the gaugplauk aboard the Mayflower. At Uepublleau headquarters Chairman Woodruff was not prepared to give out any statement, but it was stated that the official canvass of the vote of the city of Greater New York may show enough changes in favor of Bruce to overcome Chauler's apparent lead. Prothonotary Templeton was then sworn and said that he received the Poster township returns at 8 o'clock by appointment, but did not know who- the parties were that brought them. Chicago, Nov. 9.—Prohibitionists at national headquarters in this city are congratulating themselves upon the excellent showing which they say the Prohibitionists made in the different states Tuesday. Charles It. Jones, the chairman of the national Prohibition committee, said that the total vote of the party in the different states will exceed ."{25,000, whereas the total for Swallow for presideut in 1004 was 257,419. Prohibition Party Gaining Ground. Creditor* Seeking Payment. At the conclusion of the hearing Judge Halsey. who had been active In the examination of both witnesses, said: It appears that all the other candidates on the Democratic state ticket are elected by safe pluralities. Louisiana Ready For Emergencies. The argument In the creditors' case was opened by Maitre Millerand, who claimed that the lion's share of the money Involved was owing to tradesmen. It is stated upon authority that this claim will be contested by the countess' attorneys, who are said to be settling all legitimate bills. The Louisiana will be convoyed to and from the isthmus by the armored cruisers Tennessee and Washington. Aboard the Louisiana is Lieutenant Frank Evans, son of Hear Admiral "Fighting Bob" Evans, who will utilize the wireless telegraph apparatus, with which the ship Is equipped, for communication with the White House at Washington whenever the president desires it. In this way the public will lie accurately Informed of the movements of the ships. Secretary I.oeb will give to the press dispatches from the president. "Upon information made here and the testimony in the case up to this time, the court directs that the clerk of courts issue warrants for John Scott and Simon Newberger for the crime of forgery and such other offenses as may appear In violation of the election laws and place the same In the hands of the sheriff to serve at once." Mr. Hearst appears to have run from 55,000 to 00,000 behind the remainder of the Democratic-Independence league ticket. Says Moran Will Try Again. WJork has been started on the new tunnel and it will be* completed with all speed. Squads are also working In the old Barnum gangwuys, preparing them for use again. Preparations are being made for the commencement of the stripping work, but It cannot be stated definitely when the first coal will be cut and prepared for market. /The board in the Ninth district. Hazle township was held under $1,000 bail to answer charges of forgery and misdemeanor of office. Fully a dozen warrants were ordered Issued by the judges on the bench, among the number being papers for the arrest of 'Squire McKelvey, of Hazle township, and a prominent merchant of Freeland named Newberger. The Democratic-Independence league candidates on the state ticket, besides Mr. Hearst, were as follows: Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler, for lieutenant governor; William S, Jackson, for attorney general; Frederick Skene, foi state engineer and surveyor; John S. Whalen, for secretary of state; Martin H. tilynn, for comptroller; Julius Hauser, for state treasurer. Boston, Nov. 9.—District Attorney John B. Moran, who was defeated for governor, has arrived from New York much refreshed by two days of absolute rest. He refused to comment on the result of the election, but intimated that a statement regarding it might be issy id in a day or two. Timothy W. Coakk . one of Mr. Moran's advisers, states Aiat Mr. Moran will be a candidate for governor next year. It Is reported that the final rupture between the count and countess was caused by a rldleuous attempt of De Castellane to win her sympathy by making her believe -that he was dying slowly of a cancer of the breast. When \he count's trick was exposed his wife became disgusted aud left hint. The opening of the ballot bo* at the hearing of the Upper Lehigh district of Foster township capped the climax of the fraud when the judges ordered the ballot box opened. Everybody was surprised as it was practically empty. The seal had been broken, the box unlocked and every Indication that It had been tampered with was apparent from the outside. Get your furnace repaired. Ash The Louisiana has been equipped with a thirty foot uousinkable and noncapsizable lifeboat, jvhich Is supplied with provisions and water for six days and is to be manned by twelve picked men in case of mishap. Count de Castellane's piteous love letters and pleus to his countess have exposed hint to the eyes of the fashionable world in a most contemptible light, and he is being lampooned un mercifully In the press. The hearings in several of the cases started this morning finished this afternoon, but no disposition was made of the cases. About two o'clock officers of the Butler township district. Upper Lehigh, were called to the witness stand and testified that discrep- MCtw»»rK exleted—in Dhe -return sheets shown them on the stand. Finally the ballot box of the district was shown them, and they admitted that the sealing tape was not ln_ the same condition they had left It. Judge Lynch then ordered the Inspector to open the box in full view of the court. This he did, unlocking the padlock wfth his key and tearing off the tape which had been sealed across the opening. To the astonlshmeijt of all, there was not a single thing in the ballot box. Judge Lynch immediately ordered the clerk of the courts to issue a warrant for the arrest of William Rainer, the judge of election. He also directed the district attorney to issue a warrant for the arrest of a Freeland merchant named Newberger, and ascertain, if he waH the same named in the cases heard this morning. The North district of Hanover township was next callcd, and an examination of the tally sheets showed deliberate attempts to erase and change figures. This case is still on as the Gazette goes to press. To Count Protested Ballots. Five Day Excursion to New York Via Lehigh Valley R. H„ fare *4.35. L.ehlgli Valley railroad excursion of Nov. 213t will afford an opportunity for shopping, sight seeing, visiting or side trips out of Nevj,.York, the time -limit on the tlekets'nelftg five days. New York .the great all the -year round resort. Is at Its best at this season. Tickets will be honored for the going trip on Nov. 21st on all trains except the Black Diamond express, and returning until Nov. 25th on all trains except the Black Diamond express. See agents for further particulars. It is announced that the Uepublleau campaign managers have determined to make application in the supreme court for an order compelling the production in court ot all "void and protested ballots" for the purpose of liav lng them counted. Both Sides Claim Kansas, Topeka, Kan.. Nov. 9.—Both Itepublicans and- Democrats are still claiming the election of their cn'yMdjtipa for governor. Chairman Crummer of the Republican central committee claims the re-election of Edward W. lloch over W. A. Harris (Dem.l by more than 4,000, but the Democratic leaders say the returns from distant counties will seat their candidal^. While on the Isthmus of Panama Pi'euident RoCNtovett will ldok Into conditions atrecting the employment of mechanics, data concerning which have been furnished by President Oompers of the American Federation of Labor. Joseph Mawry, the majority inspec* tor of the district, was the first witness called and Bwore that only 136 votes were polled, although the return sheet which had been enclosed ceived 348 votes and Mulhall 7, while Jones, the Republican candidate "for prothonotary. got 337 and Walser 54. He wa.s then shown the duplicate retrun sheet which had been enclosed in the scaled return and he d&Xed that he wrote his signature on It. but that it was a forgery. Wants Children Kept In Franc*. v Maitre Bonnet, counsel for the count, declared that in the event of a divorce beiug granted the count asked for permission to see his children two days each week and a month In summer aud that the countess be enjoined from tak ing the children to America without hit consent. Declaring that the Republicans were trying to steal the election from the Democratic candidates by withholding returns and adding enough to the vote to overcome the Democratic pluralities in this city, William J. Conuers, Democratic state chairman, sent out a call for a meeting of the state committee in this city. The purpose of the meeting is to take measures to protect the Democratic vote and to see that the Democrats are represented in every county in the state where the county canvassing boards meet next Tuesday. The president will spend four days on the Isthmus. He Is expected to arrive at Colon next Thursday and will be greeted aboard ship by President Amador of Panama and Mrs. Amador. Chairman Shouts and other officials of the canal commission. GOFF TO TRY THAW. So far us money was concerned, noth ing would be much altered by a divorce. It would only mean financial ruin for the count, as It was Impossible for klin to meet Ills outstanding obllga tlons, amounting to $24,000 a year. Fresh meats at Sharp's market Stanford White's Slayer Still Undecid- Patrick McFadden was then called and he told practically the same story. Examined as to what had been placed in the ballot box he said there were the tally sheets, the list of voters, the registration books, the ballots not used and those that had been cast tied on a string as required by law. ed About Lins of Defense. Will Follow Canal Route. SPECIAL NOTICES. New York, Nov. !).—It was learned that if District Attorney Jerome con arrange it Recorder John XV. Goff and not a supreme court justice tvlll preside at the trial next month of Harry IC. Thaw for the murder of Stanford White. A considerable portion of that day will be spent at La Roca and Ancon, the train making a slow run across the Isthmus In order to give the president an opportunity to see the sites and make an examination of tlie work. At La Roca there Is to be an Inspection of the present terminals of the old French canal and the Panama railroad, following which there will be a trip to nearby islauds, where the president Is to be shown the proposed Pacific end of the canal in deep water and its approaches. OUR OWN MAKE Maltre Cruppi, counsel for the count ess, read a number of letters written by Count Castellane to his wife pleading for a reconciliation. Chairman Conners raised a loud cry of fraud. lie said he had been receiving telegrams from Democratic county chairmen up the state declaring that the election returns were withheld from them. He stated that practically all the up state returns except for governor were being kept back. Mince meat—the kind you like Our own make pork sausage. Our own pudding and scrapple, One of the most striking develop ments of the case was the repeated charge made by counsel for the de feuse that the count's stupendous debti and expenditures were due to the extravagance of the countess. The courtroom audience wus inclined to laugh at these allegations. Home killed chickens, Hazle township 11th district case presented considerable difficulty because the evidence adduced showed the correct return was delivered at the court house about 9:30 a. m. Wednesday. The official return, which presented a mutilated condition. showed the vote for district attorney to be Salsburg 5, Mulhall 985. Whereas the minority Inspector's report, sworn to by all the election board officials showed the result to be Salsburg 61, Mulhall 180. Recorder Ooff presided at the Dr. Kennedy, Fleming, Molineux, Barbara Aul) and Patrick trials. Best grade Beef. Fine pork and lamb With only a few weeks Intervening before lie must face a jury Thaw now dreads the ordeal. He finds himself undecided as to who shall plead his case before the jury and is without a settled plan of defense. CHICAGO CASH.MEAT MABKET. Vast Patronage Involved, The heurlng was opened shortly before 11 o'clock this morning. Judges Lynch. Wheaton, Halsey and Ferris were on the bench, and each took as active a part in the examination of the witnesses as the attorneys interested for both parties. Attorneys John Blgelow, John Bffc- Gahren, Peter A. O'Boyle. Anthony Campbell appeared for the Democratic candidates, while Attorneys John M. Garman, H. A .Fuller, Granville J. Clark and Thomas Butklewlcz represented the Republicans. Attorney Frank McCormick looked after the interests of Fuller Hendershot, and Attorney Foster for Edward James. With the defeat of the Republican candidates on the state ticket from lieutenant governor down a vast patronage will be throwu into the hands of the Democrats and Independence leaguers. The Republicans, through Superintendent of Public Works Frauchot wilf retain most of the barge canal patronage, but all the good roads patronage will go to the Democrats through their state engineer. There is $50,000,000 to be spent on this work. The president and Mrs. Roosevelt are expected to dine with President and Mrs. Amador at the Presidencia. This will probably be the only time on the isthmus when the president will leave the jurisdiction of the United States. The programme for Friday and Satur day contemplates a visit to and inspection of all points of Interest on the isthmus, including the Culebra cut, the site of the proposed dam and locks at Gatuu and the present and proposed terminals of the railroad and canal at Cristobal. YOU GET Society Fears Exposure. {Society denounces Maltre Cruppl foi mercilessly exposing the count's many affairs. Society winced when Cruppl boldly showed how numerous men anC? women of the smart set, tbe count's friends," not only winked at the count'* frivolities, but facilitated their devel opment by placing their servants at th« count's disposal for carrying message* to his alleged "cher amle3." the very best In the fresh meat line A score of famous lawyers in this city, Pittsburg and Philadelphia have been negotiated with, but warned by the experience of the firm of former Governor Black, which was summarily dismissed by Thaw, they have hesitated to accept retainer except upon the most explicit terms. by making your purchases here. We always supply you with home'dressed The election judge. Judge Carlirt swore he gave the sealed returns to his brother, Manus Carlln. The latter swore he delivered them to a Clerk in the court room, but failed to identify the clerk. stock when it Is possible to get It from the farms of this vicinity. Our stock tomorrow will Include Home dressed pork, The new Democratic state officers will wield great power through control of the state canal bounl, which approves all plans for the barge canal; the state land board, which issues grants of land under water and generally supervises state lauds; the canal fund commiysion and the state board of equalization. They will also control the state board of canvassers, which •will be called upon in 1008 to canvass the vote in this state for presidential electors. All these boards and commissions arc made up of state elective officers.Clifford W. Ilartridge, a lawyer of some civil practice and an old friend of Thaw, has been his legal ndviser. Home dressed lamb and veal Cruppi mercilessly denounced tht count as a reckless debauchee, a brutal and selfish husband and a grotesque wastrel. Cruppi thoroughly exposed the highest circle of Parisian society. He said the members of the smart set even if they hadn't intrigues of theli own, did not hesitate to assist others in their intrigues. Twelve of the corespondents, whom Cruppl described by everything except name, are married. Attorney John Dando swore he examined and copied the triplicate return soon after it was deposited in Home dressed ducks and geese, On Sunday the Louisiana will sail for San Juan, Porto Rico, where the presv dential party Is scheduled to arrive Thursday morning, Nov. 22. Home dressed chickens. Thaw has all along raged at the idea of his pleading insanity, even emotional insanity, as prompting his shooting of White. He has wanted to be tried as the avenger of his wife's betrayal. Noted lawyers who have been asked to defend Thaw before a jury are unwilling to risk their reputations upou such a defense. Home made pork sausage, (Continued on Page Three.) HALLOCK'S MEAT MARKET, The first case called was that of the HigMjand district, of Foster township. All of the election officers of that district answered to their names, with 'the exception of John Scott, the judge of district. Deputy Sheriff Guscott was sworn In connection wltl) the respondent's non-appearance, and he stated that he was unable to locate him. President Mitchell Not to Quit. 40 S. Main St Malianoy City, Pa., Nov. 9.—President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers, who intimuted In a speech.at Coaldale on Oct. 20 that he would not remain at the head of the organization much longer. Is a candidate for re-election at the annual convention In Indianapolis next January. YOUR MEAT ORDER ;ra Special Sale ;ueen Quality Shoe. will be given prompt and careful at- tention every time at this new meat Fireman Sets River Ablaze. Warsaw, Nov. 9.—-Upon the arrival of a train over the Vienna-Warsaw? railroad at Rogow Station a band of terrorists surrounded the station and threw a bomb at the mail car. The train was derailed. Several soldiers escorting the car were killed or wounded. The terrorists then robbed the mail, and it is rumored that they got away with a very large snm of money, estimated as high as $500,000. Bombard Train and Take $500,000. market. We select our stock care- Pittsburg, Nov. 9.—A machinists and blacksmiths' boat, the property of con tractors constructing the series of go,v ernment dame in the Ohio river, caught fire while moored at the dam near Coraopolis, Pa., and was burned to th« water's edge. The fire was caused by a fireman who threw a scoop of hot cinders Into the river. This igulted oil on the river coming from a nearby re finery and set fire to the boat. The state officers have many offices to give out, and the new lieutenant governor as presiding officer of the senate will have considerable patronage to bestow, besides making up the list of senate standing committees. /ully and exercise care In the cutting, William Wilkinson, the majority- Inspector, was then called, and created a big surprise by stating that only 79 votes were polled, despite the fact that the returns showed that the Republican candidates had over 400 votes. He also denied that the signatures on the triplicate return were his. To questions put to him by Attorney Blgelow he said that there were 79 votes polled In the Highland or north district of Foster townshtp. so that you get. your fresh meat Just Falls Dead at Wedding. as you order It. An extra special Blnghamton, N. ¥., Nov. 9.—While the wed ill ii march was being played at the Piir Presbyterian church for Gordon Smith of Deposit and Miss Mury Stuart Weed of this city Mrs. Francis T. Newell, one of the guests, fell dead as she was walking up the church steps. stock for Saturday Full line of spe- cialties always In stock. Order by The influeace of a Republican legislature and governor will have a tendency to prevent the Democratic state officers from carrying out in detail whatever programme they may have. The legislature and the governor have control of the state's purse strings. 'either phone. Get your fresh meats where you get your choice fresh veg- etables—at the city's leading market, SHARP'S MARKET. Clubwomen Secede From Federation. Made Happy for Life. Saratoga, N. Y., Nov. 9.—The defeated faction In the election of officers at the twelfth annual convention of the New York State Federation of Women's Clubs bolted as soon as announcement was made that the official ticket headed by Mrs. Stoddard Hamilton, had been elected. This faction wilt at once start a naw federation ot women's clubs. t He claimed that the tally sheet and other papers were placed In their proper envelopes. The envelopes show that these papers were missing. Great happiness came, into the home of S. C. Blair, school superintendent, at St. Albans, W. Va., when his little daughter was restored from the dreadful complaints he names. Ho says: "My litjie daughter had St. Vitus' Dance, which yielded to no treatment but grew steadily worse until as a last resort we tried Electric Bitters; and I rejoice to say, three bottles effected ti complete cure." Quick, sure cure for C.crvous complaints, general debility, female weakness, impoverished blood and malaria. Guaranteed , by Mayo's pharmacy, Geo. D. Stfoh, of West Pittston, drug stores. Price 60c. Curzon Coming to America. TAKE A LOOK Ext: Q Hughes Forgetting Politics. Washiugtou, Nov. 9.—Lord Curson, former viceroy of India, is mentioned in diplomatic circles as a possible successor to Sir Heury Mortimer Durand, British ambassador to the United States. Lord Curzon is now on the sea between Groat Britain and this country. at our display of fancy bakery goods Montreal, Nov. 9.—Governor Elect Charles E. Hughes and his party arrived here by train from New York and left immediately by train for Knoip Kill Kare In the Adlrondacks, which is only two hours' journey from the city. Mr. Hughes seemed in the bast of health and spirits. "I expect ■ glorious time in the woods," he said. and you'll agree with us that we pro- All the very newest 1906 fall and winter shoes, all sizes In Patent Colt, Dongola, Vlcl Kid, Box Calf and Gun Metal. Special price, all 13.5b and $?.00 shoes, while they last now vide the very finest line of bakery sup- The triplicate return which the witness was shpwn gave Halsburg 407 votes and Mulhall 13. On It were the signatures 0f the election officers, and Williamson denied that the one purporting tp be his was In his handwriting. He claimed that to the best of his knowledge the vote in that district was 65 for Salsburg and 13 for Mulhall. plies shown In this city. Rigger In variety and better In quality than is 'offered at any other store. The quali- Senator's Brother Kills Man. ty Is there too. You'll And our bread $2.50. Scranton, Pa., Nov. 9.—Suit for failure to comply with the United States statutes that compel the use of safety appliances In connection with the operation of trains have been brought against the Pennsylvania, tke Delaware and Hudson and the Susquehanna, Bloomiburg and Berwick railroad;. Three Railroads 8ued. liSTOI SHOE STOlEj 79 N. Main St St. Louis, Nov. 9.—A special from Money, Miss., says that a pistol fight occurred there between J. D. Money, a brother of United States Senator H. D. Mouey, and L. J. Henderson, a planter. Henderson was Instantly killed, and Money was wounded slightly. ' „ equally as good as "the kind mother New Comptroller For New York 8tate. Albany,' N. Y., Nov. 9.— Governor ftlggins appointed William C. Wilson of New York comptroller of the state I to fill the vacancy caused u few months'] pgo by the appointment of Otto Kelsey makes." flow JiaJlot Box Disappeared^ John Carr, the majority inspector, was then called and told of the disappearance of the ballot box. He affirmed the testimony given by the previous witness and said that the Saturday special—40c chocolates at 29c pound. Very choice. HARTER'S CONFECTIONERY , STORE. Eat Harter's Bread.. It's good Smoke Prince Otto be cigar, Gillespie.