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H i t Hay T i t k w , w a o have ^awkinf i o r taatr lather. Jay Vebber. te the bakery a t taia vi l lage, moved t o W a t e r t o v n last w«»k: aad hnva Tested room* at 128 State s tree t l l r Yebber has aired to Tvork tor S T * 1 Mailer piano dealer ' W M Corn-veil who Is employed Ja the eonstructlon of the concrete dam at Oewegatchie, spent Sunday •with his family in South Main s t r e e t ^ H r a Jol-r l U d l e v and son Herbert •pent a v.e«k at Worth and returned home tatu 'dk?
CAP1 VINCnWT. Cape Ylneea*. Oct 3 1 — " T h e N a w
Minister' ie a mneiaal eomedy whtah i« to be g i v e * by one of tke division* in the l i a j e s ' .Md ' Society ' of tta Methodist ehnreh t The m e a n e r * a r e now busy praetle inf to m a k e this play a aueeeai It is to, tie g iven Nov 1 4
"Wild dneka are more plentiful l a t e year than torr several years Lara;* numbers a r e brought i n daily
Clarence Mance, who baa been in the Sitters' hospital a t Watertewn
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M&ajj^mm* ^ W U l » a » ' i « L V a t a l a k i l^kfaei.-! body wla ( • * » « JaaW'lBaWrqafr Keating in i l k * MUklsjan was- k n o w n here Mr QUntanitareaenaany .wHk nnr wife an1* aani and * 1 «retter-»n-law, 1 ^WiUianv Hare* «f Croaiaaa, v i s i ted a a r i a * the s4ssa»er>at'thf > e n \ e o f Mr and'l fra J B O r a t t a . , i , , *
Mr .and,Mrs. .Guy B a r n * a n d son, Blanakard, of feataral Bridge, wa» the 6kaday Kaasts, ,of -Mrs. (.Bums'* Barents JMr and 'Mr*/ AlTin^Xtowney A
Henry1 Crinunlna, democrat candidate for auperviecr o f Harrlsvi l le waa «i sailer in town Tuesday '
WHIJasa Cambridge h a s i o l d hia farm''on t k e tT«rnpik« | t o f E u g e n e B y t t h i a U tCOneideratio(n| $ ^ , 0 0 0 ] J
| Wil l iam Rise, an aged resident of Natural B r i d i e , is in feeble health a t the home- of hit niece, Mrs ( J C
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•B,0M,O0O A I J J E G E T ) BY H B H N 1 8 ^ IN, pAHPAIGK TAJUE,
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MMSEmmm TO GOVERNOR
Rev B J Lav s waa at Watertown I plications arise it is expected t h a t J i o n a i j , attending the missionary j he. will soon be in h i s usual r o o d
tor several weeks, and h a s undergone]Hurtbut j a ,number of operations, (returned, j Several fromithis vicinity attended t o m e Tueaday evening It no com- the auction- sale -at Carson Symonds
Woods Mills last Tueeday Mrs Revnoias Horan and
conveiuion ' * , R°v and Mrs, Arthur Porter of
$ a r n s v i l l e were guests i \ fondij > and ^fiesdaA this v,eek o£ R e v and "Mrs E J. Lavi« J v
i The receipts of the annual e x p e n ence social i t the M E chuicli Tues_ My evening were f 3?0v -: "'• '•"•',
• "//;Mrs. .Bllai Woodaroj Emery Of Chi,-«afeo, * h o has • been spending; the
'd immer with Mr. and M*s. John Gip-•$>n of th is vil lage, started for. i e r Ecime last weiek'Saturday. , .
-'/^The menibers, of t h e W. C. T. fJ. jiiet wi th Mrs. J. W. Higby Tuesday. 'j/Bonry CaTpentpr','wlip is {jdCJcKfei?1; 'er/.and shipping' i c lerk . for the N e w 7 o r k • Lime -company at - Natural BiTdgercalled oh friends here Saturday. ."• ' ' ' ' ' l' i - '"t ' ! ' '"• • '•'• ?t'«MJ3 and Mrs. John Gipspn hav? sfient the last few days at Water.townv' ' ,'J. W. Corn-well ;cff ' O's'wegatchie, w-So lias been calling on friends and relatives here for t h e pas t three days ; r'eyurned,Tuesday, " ' ,'.' >. ,' ft>51rs. Prijd- Poor and daughter Ruth spent the, ' past; Wflek , ' a t , Natural f r i d g e , i'eturniilg h o m e Sunday. _. ., ..••jtfrs. K.' ' S . lT6s ehteMa'tee'ff the "EmbroideryiGlubV Monday.- • ,,•:'.,'
'•Mr. anft'Mrl, John' GaTeTv -wh'O'hava worki?(3' the , 'A&i%yis . ' 'THA farm in R&hfhgtbn < street,.-.w-iil (.move into
' %iyk!,'s.'.- W-'-'^'uijs i* pr-i •$4ft&y$fc stVeeti who i o n the'-past -.four-weeks'
rh&nt . , . . . , . , ttehed1 h'onie Sunday. i-iJEbexoards are iss>SBd,:byi!\Jr.s,.AIar-
tha. Allen announcing-, t t e . approach;-
Werkhner, r^.'A?.T'S'h*ef"home bjvTsso. Yeipber 1, j ; fk- J , '
•'.j 3?hiladelphia|50ot. jSa/jHSIr?. Ra lph Rogers is speg4 ing>ho j w e ^ with h e r
health Mrs R o s e Mullen left Tuesday"
o\i.nmg for Syracuse where she, wi l l spend the winter n i t h her daughter
Gilbert Harris left recently for Bruslvton where he wi l l visit friends " n l relatives ': ! Miss Kath'erine Malo,' who' has been visiting relatives (in, this? yillage,, lefjt We'dnesdaV eyening ,for her hpm^. i n T'roy. ' . . . i !•• . • John R-. Kilborn, w h o . was ripini-nated-by tthe Repi^blicans for, supervisor, and declined t h e nomination, has decided to run ahd therefore M s riame'will head the tojvn ticket, < .
[ There i s no noticeable change in the condition at Chester K. Gir.een.'' ,
!'•'•, ,$Ti55p^i'i.i^.;_;; ••; ': Sterlingville, .Oct;. 31.•^-'W.-'.'Bub-bard'has gone t o thi? WOP'ds hunting. I ifs's. ' Jpsepliarie. , ' ^ l f h '; and. lylif ,
darule Walts ireturned hoiuef tuesdiay after1 beiflg feovi^ 'nearly :four W'eelcS;
1'amp^g^p4la^ive^,iJi'^ewif3',Q6iup,t;y|, , ,'. ' •, The.recent .rains we very.-welcomej as they, have '' brought water to. the' rind Wry i^Hi^e,'., £•;.• , '••;.;• ,J.
H. BoQlard-'has irrinEOTed -Ws itgnt-aiit'llouse-.oft-Mi'il'ytreet wi th 'a edat
;Hdover. &i Son^iare .bmfcHng .a-new, 1 ouse hei'e1 wnere^h'S'ol'dlfarm houBe.
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JtrSii.Ji-.Gjirtiis.-much -improved m ealth, and^jvaS -able ^to go_ to Car-
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§uth Sherdian of Copenhagen w e r e LP week end gi\eats,.of their grand
ia,ther, Patrick Mulvaney, and fam-i l j '
| Edward L Jar-vis and bride w h o was Miss Mildred Lake, havetreturn ek1 ' rem their-wedding trip '
J Miss Ursula Marilly,; sphpoj supe.r: intendent, visited the schools here lasjt<»weejc, -, . ; , , - , . • , - » -. |:M'rs\''-Prehch,i'MiSs*-'GlaV'a.'i . . . . •akd Miss Hazel Kinsman attended the; Tea/cMers Conference •!.at 'Harrihvillei' list-iPriday:.: • • / >'i vi. .c •'?; II
Mrs, Gilbert Rice- o f ; F o w l e r w a s t l e guest at the h o m e of Mr. l i r s , ,J,ohp-, Hjuylbut. „. .,,.,, , ..
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^•^Ir.'anff atraJ <Mf &',' Wiishburn of ^atertowit;aseig5uesJs.qiiter'(Parents,
»k a«d ^A mmh&W}-. . //(William £ , , RrpoKs i s assisting in ^ o p e W s s f o M ' ' ' " « w : - 0 - I V^riliiam T»erln%tt<is*h6.Yh%*from Cor-
ne),l University,{'calle<llb.y the i l lness oj.i i is grandmother, Mrs. Dexter Bennett, f" v. £ \ f \ JV' i i^*i '^4. union- s.orfice o!( ih l ; Sfsthodist
• e p i s c o p a l / fjdnsr'eg:iibiph|l laud Bapt i s t churches! .will b e ! he ldj in the Congregsrtioha-1- 'cliurch Srfnday evenings Rev. Burton F . Creigler, pastor o i t b . o Methodist Episcopal church and Rev. Warieif-fliV-StSeves, pastor of the Bapt i s t ; -ch.nTQ.hjj will deliver tp^Ljperance a d d r e s s e s . , , ,
'fjhe "Hoolrjf' Spooky" social g iven bjsCircle c ' i n <t!he"fGohferegational crjiirch parltfiis: »Wedhesdhy' ' even ing was a mo^t spooky.aflaiii .attended by ghosts and witches^., , Tho^e present •were obliged" tp^fish'f (0^ a' 'half of a picture and find'tne o'ffier'half to de-teraiiine who, wouid! -heHheir partners f d f e u p p e r . ' \ T h e r e jvere about 60 in att^dance." .' ' ' ' • - - i. .' .
.^ijr. end . Mrs. .Marshal'! xol -Water^. t o S ^ f w a s f!th<§, [gHle^tlioftMifs.. 'janie& DiMort l i Biis' weeki
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"u.John Karcher-. , .„ .•„' , ] ' ' -.Jtf;' and Mrs! W i l l ' G a k n e T of Car-.
i h S f e .spent a 4ay/recently, witi' . 'her »mer,vM,rs',-Catherine..Mfeljii iti , . ^
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. kej^Benio.r'paitnfer' J ^ T O B n e ^ e & : , i doifeg-busines^n the: \ C i W l f ' ' ' % o ^ # « t p M t ^ J & - ; - S t a t e ^
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M?* ©;>*I-al0nfe lan'd Mrs^Jennle'-Mai in-^t^-f l^Vfi ie '^t i tJe' f^' fc leYjt 'r l l^ . .t i#'e!*HV!''v9!at«r.tovnji,iSa^ni!da.y.J -i.' -'.r<j-1\
1.M1IIB+ Stella,, gljaronj^SiPeii^. jMo^ftijr, i"Wat6»;t6#n. •MM.*',u<y.fu4ti,,.,' :>\:v
1 reWtfd1 hay'to-'the.-aiepQt: . • u '1 1 < ,jjlr, , q h ^ f . - ^ ' . ^ r ^ r ' ; « ' ' ' '
yalk-,'! 1),%-i i 1- n ; n •-1.->• •-«:••• r nV.-'J.- tlubba^d;is>ljpSng,aiia;1 stoffi; 'ng'"4nicli'ens ''Slno''ro,Wls'',oveiiy' " w ; e ^
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Miss Chadwick. of Adams w a s witW er'*aVottolr^M#. S)fcy,< -Py4r!^«n-afiyA •'*fe'S"«rGB'orgfe;')i'apRiag>f8»d!d,aSisH«eT>'
'(Ifi'lGll'dt^ Nij'Jf.ffcar-e: -*isitrng5:thaUl cld'ih'oiri»finii]Bllisburgv...-H!i9 \,r,Ed i<w
^ h e .-iuireual Df-.-J*a fete. dJJJRonlJ*. •criSii'ftaHj. wafe ;la:rg'eix^»tteii/lP.d:«;f r?m. rfllva Urji^srsalis^ ..qlM^lf'^imdftyj a | ^ t t ;WR«s [#h6^er,yAC-et. ^r^'f.jjpnjjiigt^a,
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i]i:dm .'surgiaall; bperation,!" arid. ~VB~- ex-i
/ ! U d&.'tlils' w,eefc 1 'Oolb'nel'Gedrfee-Bj-Kernp'cal-le'il! on-l|i'iena'si'n'e're' ^ f f n ' ^ s i w " , , i i t | e t ^ ' 9 , t leaving to. the' evening -foiv.lliBiihom-e ih.-^n^vtofth,1 . ,1 ,1; ,";, "","i iV-t,'.1,",';,';
Miss 'FJo'rencft.l&uEgh^Ya§-sL;,caill.er1 on friends at Redw.ood ion' -Wednes1-dayv •• • . ' ! . , - | / is-,- -•: • . , , 1 ^IrsJ.'.Wetf ' Vestc'ott,' ;.vtsft'e'd;,,l)1er'
daughter, Mrs. Clayton Harte, at Red.
'Ellisbui'g,, • Oct,, .31 ir**>lrfl,.; ,..Sttas. Graves''is cpftflnesl'-to, the-, house, f-w.ifch a seyere. attack o.trheurAaftism. ,;i j . - , ;
<3-eorge % iB,etJinger,.-ijiBke,a-jrtrjge' Sjtr.awber-ries ;trom • h i s garden,, S^i^|, ti^.'ja'ridrthey are'n'ophe, fali^earjing-
arlety.,' either.' . , . ' , , • ' , , . ' • . . . " , THe'.'ladies •'of"ffi'e.' M;"-E., 'church;
wi l t li6IdHnelr'aniiua'i''dor,^i'(i'r|;1 aria' •cHJ'cpri^i^'^s'iij)^ " '
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If Graft Ir,]^eant, Statement l a Ab-j sur<l and if Wa«tc Tlirough Faulty i Construction Is Mount, F i g u r e * Are '. X xaggerated, Sat s Carlisle
Albany Oct 3 1 — i u e charge made b y John A^ Henne s> of t h e iNssw Yor c mayoral t j •'eam^a gn that $8 000 000 ha's "been, wasted by t h e highway department i n the last year was aim werefl iff a statement i ssued t ium the
;execntiv0!cbamber Wednesday night r^yealingiT >. coirrespondence - between-iGjovernor Glynn and Highw"ay Com'-^inissiioner; Jjohn. N. Carlisle cpntain-inifja'f.g^iiiei;^! >d.enial of the accusa-'tjoft,.fHejaiessy lis in Carlisle's depart-
I Aft'erj'jieiinessy's charge had been mjlTllBhed the governor w r o t e Carlisle and' lisfie'd'-hrhi, to what part of the
|-\f6ri 'Tl'^nrie'ssy could h a v e referred'. Carlisle replied that no su6h amount aw Sj-.OOOvOOO -frad been w a s t e d even siu(iff.K9-10V>whe'n-the Democrats oame i'kitolpbjweri.,. f
ir(J](f.))yr>vasteis meant corruption in ly form," h e wrote, " t h e statement .$btS!ifd.{i,-J£ by waste i s m e a n t faul-:
%^0,esignj pffiofids and improvident expqyjin'e^tg-.in the des ign and con-stBjitipA ?{ J'QA^s the f igure is exag-
*-.«J 'Vt*51 ' 1 * ' ' 'Two;"causes, Carlisle said, which
: a-ft-c'o'rffffeiUell,largely to highway trou'b-W, i(A% the change in traffic c d'nrl5HonsV!cWs8d by the introduction df the ;hiotor truc.k and automobile-
ita -tiietffaltijfrgf.qi .some contractors torlives up> tODtheir SEQCifications,' The t oTiitijaetjj'rsiJoiii'tlieir, r .b'ondsmen, .he EElifb e^fe'lteahatd'''resppii'slb.'ba for any 1®fe?Ehi|eiUViei'iuP to t h e i r contracts : %(l;ystajej!JxiJ^suffer no- loss on account of,, their original fa i lure to do
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fnWlfsl^js^iA Oie-fhought- possibly ries'JMrmRaii.t there' ha'd -been1
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'Jitpjtn c o i - o f r l - " * A •- --" *'"'* 141XJ! Ei^.v> wru^Wi-,fbi
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^ttfei^fe'gbfioni d ' t W s k c t t "vyHlre^fe. 'total number of••'feglStKitionts .Hi'!tfii •iounty i s between- 2'2,000 and 23,00.0
;4nly t h ^ g l s A I f f f e ^ W P ^ ^ •been found in all that number. One or ' bpsQ was.outside' t h e city and the ,'othev two within the citjfs ••In .'one case l in unnaturalized l^siclent/^liad att e m p t e d to regiatey .an4?did-- lo / but (discovered by-.thej •iO.T^a-y .'idgn and 'tis .vote^will be chaiieri"^d.J: i .
1. I|r'isSpJi|9ible tliatoth"ej':-,false regis-tlr^SionSNma^, b e ^ p u n d between now land! electibq^thy.. jiai^y^challiSiges are serM out. evenNberorte''.'theA'nrst regis-
wood recently, 'returning home o n the tt^i^^l^'^f^'hflfho^ 4veningi-tffatot'W-eanes-aaV.'TMl;r.f-.M MW T0W. ^mf- H^ - m ^ ? - fli-5>ose
^ n J ^ i „ ra„I; « r „ wMtr ,* . -* ,* . doniBicted of a"'felptt-y.. :Iiis,reg&roJ tu n„tZf, ^ w % ' * ^ ^ f L i t h i »*>oft thafhaivfe'.-diefl• sitfefe• t l O a s t opsratedifin Xoi'. rappenflictis a t l the i ' i i S „ „ • (4.„v*l-JA',"ili-^AAXW,n.ii *i.«
cajlled pnrT,herasa fiiendsiW-edne's-day^ fnJ,cH :,?ATiilt ••'?". "™1 4 n , .Ms* -ana -Mrs. .Eugene JPalrklmfst/ ' " ' X v e S i t W i i to'un'd • t h a t S h e r i
wlVo- 41.4wr.bonn- .residihgUn.. t h e i r to? ' l e r S ? - p S ffiputfty-tfon-t$m ia*.--Rgd',I,akel the: past feumrrieiv -WeW7- » e r r ? s i n : i?* ?Vn«lW p0,"^ feiite,j3Frp0ms i n the Stdtler b'ldGk''f6r" thpiPanter^and. faov.edi there--fi'oan th'e1
H k e , .5 v •• '• -.'•.-': •-••'. '•« " " . U f e , . 1 John H. Bogart of Watertowtf l s i •*•tt
the ^guestlio'f: rel&tives:'dt thi^'.pl'ao'e for ,{t. few/ days'. -
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y ' i ^ * 1 6 ^ U , t e i * r ? ' f ^ r * f i ? t ? t t S •<*»«» of . A ' n n « t f . * e e H n r , 9 t B<M»d yba4-,chargeiQf,the(pldirea>:miH^of /this >-("-• >•.-••••• s . , ^ j - : -vn, •£".-••->. Sia'fie, lhasMented tha-.Sm^n^rtiiVm'ilkU'-'i .-,• , ••••vPh SlP«T»?«Wfr.;;, i,,|-Kt' that jslace,} and. .moved therei-withi ^f.^otic*'W"-her**yV;etiven-i:a"i prov ided M'iiiflimilT.r-HeKvillodnaust'tUe.'miilb by' law, that Ui* n e » annaal-meiBUna Ihe.ibminir.'lBinte'i*;-!. 'j-;i- .•M ,trt>V*rau#J.thw-»6aioS"i6rTa^ $iTi'-i >•'"'"--'-.''"^•'"••n '*>^': .i-f'"^t!'fenunty^wf MiW6ii&6^?l&:zi)&>fbt
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o-Jn 4 e * 9 n s ^ ofKfiiBiq-reji-aSm'jiiistra. Hon Carlisle said that on ly |:6,0Q'Q,<00b' fa^tetn.iftXP^^e.d 'since 'Msiy •%, 1913,"
" i'JenjJje.jtpgkijgipce,. Carlisle- succeed-,-43 C. G6r'aon,.Reel,, V h o s w a s removed t f e r t ? W ' . ' i - ^ r ' - • •>.-'• -.''
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->,o tV?.y^J§jVl i5c.W'n,?us a t tack p. on'AS'?J"^cJ e \v! s" P e o p l e . -Uoh-aidn5irObt'.'i!3-l.^-Isaac Seligman,
tjhaijwelBlaroiwif, -Taohdon banker, dis-c up_sjng3tb,o:.s'0JdtfHedI."ritual murder" tpjalr.nfoftie$fi!said ito t h e cbrrespon-e enlj c.foThs,[{ate.rotiatiQrial- News -Ser-vip&jto^ay(.,!m,ia-.--i
, .Jj p1cn.si|dt3r0t;,i}e, rihu'al trial an out-.'g^p^d an* expense to civilization. It .d'.SjcurrJIo'us,- vindictive and lying
J e w i s h race, the'
rpi i f , t . , . , -„.-^.„_„, . ,.. ._ attack 'al|ainstr'''the I lirb'bs'e'-br/Vhich it i s to incite the I ,-tfsMri*p'o'rMa<ce1' td' v io lence . I t is fflrily &-1Dili-u"aryiis c l imax t o the' treat-rieritJ tbat : j tlie : ,1'Russian government KaKilortgiJektgmigd to t h e Jews . I i'.'itt.lis.'ffV.ideh-ti that t h e czar's gov-
e 'nm'dht'.phnaers. ito the violent reac-t G-.naiaiel.eni*n,tiwhfchr unfortunately
.j.spi tsJ5or»gi''in Russ ia . It is an ajtprnpJyK?foujip#re: are-doubtless men ii: the Russian ministry w h o are fair a id liberal .rnjnded, b u t powerless to rfepress- the Judicial department of the h iriis8yf'&nuJ"re'-traih.-it 'in its (iruel c$urs^ dtitfritolBraftce.!
'It. ist!tt«t ,tho>'tpoo'r - ;j:ow^ Beiltisa, Wlio*/jsiQnjtrj!ji>,t:bu.tthe Kuss i in gov e ningatW;;iA'M>tt is to be hoped that it wfli"&nd--ii^ijh^: reprobation) which tl "elff)ivilir64't,-wifij'id- is exhibit ing to -vp airflJE :ine|;,^*eSe&t 'Gruel legal pro e4d'tt)cel that it.ls- transgress ing all tke
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P a r e t ^ e r . 'and M**»«*^ of P o i t t U e a .1* m a t e of P a i n f o l 8nMpans» • • w r t n Apaarentlv Pays l i t t l e B e a d to Aaavonchina; Orisls.
Mextea City, q c t 31 — Witk tke e lec t ion of General Victorlane Huerta and Oaaetal Aare l iano Blauquet a l meet a torecoae eoncluaion, according to t h e effldal returns thdfeiuettion a s t« w h a t Washington proposes to d o ia k e r n i n g tke foreign resments and t h e major i ty of Mexicans in a state of painful, suspense
On the surface a t l eas t the adminis trat ion i s f i r ing l i t t l e consideration to t h e subject seeming ly taking t h e ground that the Mexican people h a v e declared fn favor of Huerta s cont inuance in the preaidency
Al though it ia openly charged i n m a n y quarter! tha t it was official pressure that resul ted in the ro l l ing up o f the majorities for Huerta a n d Blanquet which a r e now being o m -cial lv reported from all parts w h e r e the elect ion forms w e r e observed, t h e fact remains and i t is pointed o u t that the*e is no possibility of g o i n g back of the returns as there Is n o t h o u g h t that any other candidate po l l ed nearly e n o u g h votes to pla<"» the Huerta B lanquet ticket in jeopardy v
4iueri<an& B e a d j to Flee • I n view of Washington's previous representations o n the subject t h e next move'of t h e American governV ;ment is awaited h e r e with np l i t t l e misgiving. Many Americans have already packed their portable' b e l o n g ings preparatory to flight, and. are fac ing the necessity of leaving t h e i r household effects' to. fate. T.he'y e x
p r e s s little- iiope of finding anything, lef t upon their poss ib le return. The-inadequate storage facilities are al-, r eady overtaxed, a n d most of t h o s e ;who contemplate' f l ight expect to' l eave . the ir homes in charge of Mexican xaretakers , as the on ly alternative. .
W h a t the next Mexican 'Congress wi l l do with referpneo to the e l e c t ions no one undertakes to perclect, a l t h o u g h the s ta t ement made recent ly by Senor Moheno, minister, of foreign-. affairs, is regarded "as. 'reflecting t h e executive's desire. Senor Moheno- as-, s er ted that in the event of Congress? finding that a major i ty of tile votes'; Were cast for H u e r t a and -Blanquet, the votes cast for Huerta would b e declared void-by reason of his-ineligibi l i ty , under the constitution, to ^suc-ceod" hipisqlt, and Blanquet would a s s u m e the vice-presidency and •the a c t . ing presidency p e n d i n g the cal l ing of n e w elections.
B l a n q u e t WOuJd^eixe-Three Years... • --M-exfoan attorneys-' take issue w i t h
•the. Eorelgn- .-.MinisteF" on this po in t , declaring tht?t.if.-General Blanquet i s adj.udged-..elected to- the presidency'it 'W,iH; be for the. unexpired six years.' t erm, which* w a s begun' by Porfir io .iai^z in- December, 1910, a n d . c o n t inued by P.ranciscp, de -la Barra,; BYancisco Maagra'aiid General H u e r -tai 'and.not-lor , A temporary period,' Since th§re wpuld 'be no occasion for •further 'elections until the "regular eonstitu'tionai'period.of.1911!, .
T h e flight-' 'of General Pe l ' s 33ia,z,. While nevei' arous ing grea t ' in teres t •i-tt'the Mr-Hal; "has practically c e a s e d ^o hP a, suMe<*t of comnient^ H i s cari,-didacy' was regarded by many Mexi-, c a n s -as''a hi'ere incident of the c a m pa ign and'vas never taken seriously.; his_ flight el iminates him from t h e eal-culs t ion . -. ." •
Federico Gamboa, Manuel Calero a n a David de- la Fuen'te opnear to h a v e conceded their defeat in the face of obstacles a l l e g e d to have b e e n f o u n d in the w a y of their adherents , : . To the impartial observer i t o n l y remains for Congress to be r e c o n structed and announce the elect ion of t h e administration ticket—this to b e fol lowed by Huerta ' s proclamation renouncing the v o t e s cast for h im.
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R a y Stoddni'd) o f F i n n of Stotldard & Sarvej', Carthago .Fec<l Slerchants, , Keceivcff B e e p Gash, on H e a d , by-Bumpiitg Agains.t-'WIiirlfng Sl iaf t .
Carthage, Oct. SI .—Ray Stoddard, a member of t h e firm of Stoddard: & Sarv'oy; local: feied nierchants, receiv--od on injury w h i l e Working In. t h e m i l l Wednesday afternoon.."vyiiile i n a stooping, pasition;, l i e strttcfc ffit* •head aga ins t« rapidly revolving sha f t and a deep gash) over an i n c h i n l e n g t h was cu t . Dr . W. J. Jacobs of S ta te street took several st itches' ' to' ~1ose the \ iound The mjurj d i d n o t p i o v e to bP i e r y serious j
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Adams Oct 3 1 — l U e t a x p a j e r s Tote on the proposit ion of buy ing the Amoskeag s team Are engine from, the Watertown a r e department t i k e u M:ondaV evening was 102 to 17 in, fSator of the prorosit ion
The work -of t h e engine a t t r a c t e d fwtofablevconrment at the t ime Qf its Use in thii v i l lage a t the recent d i sas trOusfire and, agitat ion was s tar ted at t h a t t imeTvhich resulted in t h e d e 'eislon to buv the engine
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