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THE ENDIAITAPOLIS NEWS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBEK 11, 1902.

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EIOHX MEMBERS OF THE COMING OENERAL. ASSEMBLY.

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Aik man Carnahan— Frank W. Be IB), of Washington, (Ri. of Pen Representative from eentatlve fro Daviess County. County.

*»— E. B McDowell— Repre- <D>. of Blultton. Miami Representative from Wells County.

r, w, Pepple— W. N, Matthews—^ 1 <DI. of Michigan (D). of Bedford. BeoCUr Representative at or from Lawrence,

' ‘ Martin

City Repreeemauve ntor from from I-a ports County. Orange and

Counties.

It. Matthew— <R). of And* Repreeentatlve Ma lison County-

C. C. I.yons-

rsoa; (R). of Falmion from Benator from lira

County.

H J Caldwell—

lint, (R), of Earl Park: sut Joint Representative

m Benton and

wron Countlaa.

REPUBLICAN PLURALITY

Warrer Warrlc

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IN INDIANA WAS 8,564

Totals ...

75S 1.881 i 2.532 2.M6 2.344 1.S56 2.S07 5.2451 8,8531 »,d75 9 5 34? f

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Henry .. Decatur Rush ... Shelby . I'nlon Wayne .

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and our doctors will analyse It and

eport, with advice, free of

THE TOTAL VOTE FOR SECRETARY OF STATE WAS 590,071.

[Total vote for Secretary of State.

1 Republican plurallt:

.SStVCl . 35.504

Totals .

Republican plurality, 4,106.

,.| 19.535 23,641 | 1.584

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letters from w«

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woman doctor, at lie teat confldei

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Cure

r’a Safe PHI* i)d aid a speedy

Although the Total Vote Was Smaller

than Two Years Ago, the Republican Plurality Wat Increased. The total vote for Secretary of State at

the recent Indiana election was 580,071 and I carrie<1 the count, by s7 The Popuiuts the Republican plurality was 35,664. Many. had a candidate for Congress In the First,

wagers have been made on the total vole who ^Hed 41 votps

The Congressional Vote. One of the most remarkable showings tn the returns of the vote to the Secretary of State is that of the Republican candidate for Congress In the First district, James Hemenway. He carried the district this year by 3.681, while In 1900 his plurality was only 202- Throughout the campaign there was talk about the hard

fight of Hemenway.

"There was no necessity of spending so much money down there.” said a Repub-

lican State officer to-day.

Hemenway carried Warrick, his home county, by 197. while Schoonover. Democratic nominee for Secretary of State,

Dem f Rep. | Fro. (Soc ILatc

Marlon | 80.933 i 25.1»1 j 1.13t | fit | i\i

Republican plurality. 4,865. eighth PirrmcT.

Madison . Delaware Randolph Jay Wells Adams . Totals

....| 11,474

Rep, | Pro. ISoe 8.556 6,6*7 2.980

3.1

25.842 (

225 41 84 j 4

1.948 j 629

Republican plurality. 4.368.

NINTH DISTRICT.

Dem.| Rep. | Fro.

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of the kidneys, that Safe Cure 1

bottle of this great sent absolutely fr<

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medical booklet which tells all the diseases "of the Kidneys. Liver

with a prescription for each many of the thousands of received daily from grateful have been cured by Safe

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and most of them. It Is believed, were higher than the result shows. The total vote for Governor in 1900 was «&5.9t». and Governor Durbin's plurality over John W. Kern was 25,163. Although the total vote fell oft 65.894 this year, the Republican plurality was a little more than 10.000 greater than It was two years

ago.

The total Prohibition vote this year for Secretary" of State was 17,765, while two years ago this vote for Governor" was 13,tel. The gain was considerable, but not

A prominent Republican of Evansville In commenting on Hemenway's big plurality. sail; "This can be accounted for in two ways. The Republicans spent a lot of money In the First district, and In Evansville, where Hemenway made surprisingly large gains, negro floaters were voted by the

hundred.

"The city administration offered practical Immunity from punishment to those who would bring in negro floaters. Never before were so many of these floaters

groat as many of the Prohibitionists , n to Evansville. They came from thought when election returns first began acrosB the river and were voted right and

Fountain .!... Montgomery . Boone ton oil _>ton Hamilton Howard

Cllnte Carrol Tip

Totals

2.614 i 2.778 j 3.853 i 4.176 ! 3.418 ! 3.396 I 3.343 3.587 | 3.416 2.400 | 2.422 j 2.253 I 2.759 , 3,672 ! 1493 I 3,672 |

.( 23.317 1 25,824 | 1.548

Republican plurality. 1507.

TEftTH DISTRICT.

i Dem. | Rep. (Pro.

If a few years ago some on could cure catarrh by- bn 1 with a healing balsar

have been ridiculed, and It remained for R. T. Booth, that eminent ltoT t0 discover in Hyomel this

ost mlrac-

rec-

read this liberal

The Indianapolis News. The his offer Is fully guars

the publishers.

SIMELE REMEDY FOR CATARRH. Breajhe Hyomol Four Times a S ’ “ had aald

thing air

Isam, the idet

d, and :

R. T. Booth, tl

:or. to

of cure. Hyomel has pe

ulous cures of catarrh and Is to-day ogr.tzed by leading members of the med leal profession as the only advertised n nedy that can be relied upon to

Just what It claims.

The complete outfit of Hyomel costa but $100, and consists of an inhaler, a medicine dropper, and a bottle of HyIreathe Hyomel through the Inhaler I ■ few minutes four times a day and It II cure the worst case of catarrh. It Soothes and healq the mucous membrane of the air passages, prevents Irritation, and effects a complete and lasting cure. i The treasurer of the American Life Insurance Co., J. 8. Nugent, of New fork City, writes: "Hyomel has completely cured my daughter of catarrh, cured of catarrh by Hyomel. if ft does not cure you, your druggist will return the money you paid tor Hyomel. This /Is the strongest evidence that can be ~~ * as to hls faith tn the reme^t

m/d^iiSLirs

GOLDEN REMEDY

CURKS

St. Vitas’ Dance (chorea) There are no Poisraons Drags or Miaerah m iaat stunt the growth or Dolor the Skin or injure the Mind—It Just Puta the Muscles Under tie Coatrol of the Will. THESE CURES PROVE IT. title girl I got Golden Remedy for rely cured. They had taken her chool, but now ehe has gone back l well aa anyone.” Mrs. Ella J. dley’s Golden Remedy is sold by lists and sent direct on receipt

to come In. The People’s Party (Populist) vote this year was 1,267, while two years ago It was 1,504. The Socialist Vote. Probably the most significant gains were those of the Socialist Labor and Socialist paftlea. Two years ago the Socialist I.abor vote for Governor was S44. This year It was 1.731, almost three times great. The Social Democrat vote of two years ago for Governor was 2,240. The party with the same principles was the ballot* this year under the name of Socialist, and this party received 7,134 vgjes. Tills Is the largest gain shown by any party tHs year. The Union Reform party, which was on the ticket In 1900, received 227 votes. The party did not appear on this year's ballots. It will be seen by reference to the table of the vote for Secretary of State that the Socialists were strong this year In Allen, Bartholomew. Clay. Dearborn, Elkhart, Grant, Greene, Lake, Madison, Huntington, Marion. St. Joseph. Vanderburg, Vigo and Way no counties. These are counties In which are large cities, or In which there are Important manufacturing mining interests. The Socialist-Labor party generally polled a considerable vote In the saqie qounties as the Socialists. three counties have sent In returns to the Secretary of State. The vote In the missing counties was obtained by The New$ from correspondents. The offleial vote will be canvassed by the Secretary of, State by the end of this week so that the vote of each candidate will be

known.

Ohio county has the fewest votes and Marlon county the most. Vote on Secretary of State.

Benton Jasper Lake .. Porter Laporte

swt

Adams Allen BarthTm’w Benton ... Blackford goone — Clinton .. Crawford Daviess -. Dearborn

,tur .. ilb ...

b^" 6 .. Elkhart Fayette Floyd .... Fountain Franklin Fulton ... Gibson ... Grant .... Greene ... Hamilton Hancock . Harrison . Hendricks Henry .... Howard .. Huntingto Jackson .. Jasper ...

J ay .

Jefferson Jennings . Johnson .. Knox .

tusko

2.491 8,012 2.975 1,256 1.965 3.352

1,430 7.066 3,102 1,785 1.890 3,337

left. The returns show that the Republicans did too good a Job of it. There is no way to explain Hetnenway's Mg plurality. except on the ground of the worst sort of corruption.” ., Greater Pluralities. M While the Republican Congressmen have greater pluralities than they had two years ago. their pluralities are. with one or two exceptions." not so great this year as are the pluralities In the counties of their districts for Secretary of State. The Republican candidates for State office were apparently not scratched much as the Republican candidates for Congress. Congressman Watson carried Rush, hls home county, by 258, while Storms, for Secretary of State, carried the county by 426. Landis lost Carroll, his home county, by 16, while Storms carried it by 27. The biggest Republican plurality for Congress In any district was in the Tenth. It was 6.588. The smallest plurality was In the Twelfth, where it was 285. The Thirteenth. Brick's plurality In the Thirteenth was considerably reduced this year, as compared with two years ago. The State was redtstricted for Congress In 1901. Seven districts remained this year as they were two years ago, and the pluralities of these districts compared show: District. 1900. 1902. lr#t 202 3.691

739

3.956 2.253 6,588

2S5

1.917

A comparison of the vote for Charles Landis, for Congress, with the vote for Storms, for Secretary of State, In the counties composing Landis's district, the Ninth, shows that Landis received 661 fewer votes than the head of the Republican ticket. Fred Landis, In the Eleventh district, brother of Charles, received for-ty-six more votes than Storms In the same counties. Congressman Hemenway received 945 more votes In the First district than did Storms, the head of

epublican ticket.

FIRST DISTRICT.

Nev

Tippecanoe

Warren White .

ton

ecar

Totals

1.284 i 1.9*4 2.898 1.358 4.768 1.933 3.539 758 3,4*6

19.42*

H3 1 1,880 4,629 | 3,432 4,399 1 1.505 1 6.353 ( 1.840 1 2.206 I

26,016 |

Republican plurality, 6.688.

ELEVENTH DISTRICT

| Dem. | Rep. I Fro.

Blackford Cass Grant .... Huntlngtor Miami Wabash ..

Totals 19,586 j 24,390 [ 2.344

1.978 I 1.881 3.977 ! 4 436 4,157 i 6,810 3.323 3.682 3.851 I 3,635 2,210 3.945

1,565 2.247 2.490 7,054 3.608 4,060

i Gibson i Pike osey jencer ,'anderburg. Warrick .... Totals ....

<_ Dem. |^Rep. |Pro.jPeo.| Sor.

17.833

Republican plurality, 2,691.

SECOND DISTRICT. 1 Dem. | Rep. |Pro.|Peo.| goc.

Republican plurality, 4.794-

TWELFTH DISTRICT.

Dem. I Rep. | Pro. jSoc

Allen Dekalb ... Lagrange Noble -... Steuben .. Whitley ..

8.297 , 3,163 ]

1.143

6.971 3.835 1.751

2.956 f 3.047 1.491 ! 2.277 2.272 j 2,154

Totals (19,330 | 19,036

125 I 239 i 134 | 90 78 j 731 |1085

Democratic plurality, 286.

THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.

I Dem.( Rep. | Pro. [Soc

Elkhart Fulton Kosciusko RSftf..::::::: SrKUr::::: Totals

4.300 j 6.135 2.226 ! 2.242 2.943 ! 3,711 3.093 2.536 1.670 ] 1,514 1.161 I 1.27D 6.893 j 7,798 22.289 24.206

Republican plurality. 1,917.

SMITH FAMILIES REUNITED.

ead

237

19 |

■9|

45 114

1,261

4 1

540

41 1

1.159

3.i 2.459 4,219 2,T74( 1.537 3,166 640 2.821, 1,883! 2,247 2.467 2.368 1.514 2,191 4,421 2,536 2,700 691 2,934 2.764 1.267

59 14

180 W

106 9

6 22

31 6

i 109

10 18

57 6 328

871 14

si 25

'52

15 26

1 4

Knox Sullivan Daviess Greene

>wer

lonroe .. Martin ... Lawrence Totals

3.689 2.850

3,160 2,273

183

22 19

2,800 3.486 1/166

3.027 3.611 1,712

S 37

83 40 11

2.426 1,657 2.588

2.301 1.604

3 17

2.736

21,162'| 20.423

673

198

Democratic plurality, 739. THIRD DISTRICT.

Dem. i Rep. | Pro.

Dubois Orange ... Crawford

Ington Harrison ... Floyd Clark Scott Totals

2,582 1,788 1,616 2.114 2.376

1,038 2,053 1.405 1.860 1,780 2,162 IS

2,448 3.418 3.469

1.029

708

20,740

16,784

20 128

Man Left Wife and Daughter Year* Ago and Found Them at Richmond. (Special to The Indianapolis News ] RICHMOND. Ind., November 11—There was an unusual reunion of a family here last evening, after separation of many years. J. W. Smith, a contractor of Detroit, Mich, found his daughter here whom he had not seen since she was a babe and who believed him dead years ago. Living with the daughter. Smith found hls wife, from whom he separated twenty years ago. The old love was rekindled. and husband and wife were re-

united.

They were married twenty-three years ago In Dayton, O, and after the birth of their only child, now Mrs. John Pleasants, of this city, separated, the husband going to Columbus, O. Nothing was heard of him by the wife for three years when Information come to the effect that her husband, who was at that time a carpenter, had tumbled from a house and received Injuries from which he died. It developed, however, tfkat Smith had been seriously injured, but he recovered and went to Detroit. Here fortune favored him. He became a contractor and Is now well-to-do. Efforts were made by him several years ago to locate hls daughter, but she had moved with her mother from Dayton to this city, and he

could get no trace of either.

Advertisements were placed In the newspapers of various cities but without avail. Two weeks ago Smith learned from a distant relative of hls wife that

hls family lived In Richmond.

Yesterday he came here, and after much Inquiry, learned that hls daughter was here and was the wife of John H. Pleasants. Going to her home he made himself known to hls wife and daughter. Mr. Smith will remain here several days, and

LONDON STOCK BROKER KILLED BY A WOMAN

KITTY BYRON STABBED BAKER TO DEATH

A. R.

made

own to hls wife and daughter

Smith will remain here several days, an when he returns to Detroit he will 1

accompanied by his wife.

Democratic plurality, 8.966.

FOURTH DISTRICT, Dem.| Rep.

STRUCK BY VANDALIA TRAIN.

Brown Bartholomew Jennln tlpley Dearborn .... Ohio Swlt*erland .. Totals Democratic plurality.

2.624 | 94 2.051 243 2,133! ., 619 ( 38 8.075

18,894 678 310

Two

Young Men of Knightsville jured at Brazil.

FIFTH DISTRICT. Dem. | Rep. | Pro. |Soc

(Special to The Indianapolis News.] BRAZIL, Ind, November 11.—Frank Dwyer and George Patterson, young men at Knightsville. while Intoxicated, were struck by a Vandalla passenger train In this city, this morning. Dwyer’s shoulder was dislocated, and he Is In a serious condition. Patterson's back was broken and he la fatally Injured, Patterson Just got out of the hospital, where he had been coijftned by injuries received In an-

ther railroad aedden'

Clay

3.321

3.348

161 1 295

Hendricks Morgan Parke Putnam Vermilion Vigo

1,933 2,497 2,193

2,997 2.726 2,793

186 97 267

2.870

2,155

143

1.557 7,191

1.909 7,887

in 347

332

Total*

21.562

23. BY*

1.231

745

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Republican plurality.

SIXTH DISTRIC

Charles C. Rainwater. ST. LOUIS, November 11.—MaJ. Charles' C. Rainwater, age sixty-four, died at hts ‘ home here of chronic stomach trouble. He was president of the Merchants' bridge. In the construction of which a slsslppl here he assist' civil war -he served c

side.

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Woman Was Arrested Near LombardStreet PoetoWee, London—Baker’s Wife Had Applied for Divorce.

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LONDON. November 11.—A sensational love trugiMy ha* been enacted tn this city In full view of hundreds of people. A young woman, named Kitty Byron, age twenty-three, stabbed to death her lover. Arthur Reginald Baker, a well-known member of the Stock Exchange. Before the woman could move she was seised by several witnesses of the deed and given Into custody. The crime, which had every element of sensationalism, took place Just outside the Lombard-street postoffice. While the city was generally making merry over the lord mayor's procession, there was the usual press of business at this eyer-busy office Scores of men and boys were passing the spot every few moments. Bhortiy after 2 o clock a young woman of attractive appearance, with slight figure, dark eyebrows, black hair and handsome features went Into the postoffice and sent an express letter to the Stock Exchange. She waited a few minutes, when she was Joined by Baker, to whom the letter had been addressed. For several minutes the couple engaged In conversation near the counter. Then their voices rose and the clerks noticed that they were quarreling. Finally the man turned toward thq street with a gesture, intimating that he wished to end the Interview. He passed through the door. The woman followed, nervously handling her muff, and dealt the man a terrible blow In the back. As he half staggered and then partially turned around with one foot on the lower step, the woman withdrew the weapon and struck again, this time plunging It Into hls left breast. The man gasped and fell heavily forward, hi) head striking the stone pavement Two clerks seised the woman, who was leaning over the prostrate form though preparing to strike a third blow. Baker died on the way to the hospital. Baker’s wife lately began divorce proceed-

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parlor

95c i

Choice of entire stock finest 2-ply all-wool • Ingrain Carpets, the regular 75c grade, * in best colors and fine new j Brussels patterns, a yard j 40 rolls standard all-wool Ingrains, good : sic |

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regularly 65c, now

60 Fine Brussels Rugs, 9x10^ feet, regular$12.60quality; BIS sale price, each h(RO«WW Very best Brussels Rugs, always sold at $20; splendid styles, 9x12 # f ■? fi feet; sale price, each 4* ' "p" / *5 19 only of those elegant French Axminster Rugs, were $25; also 8 Lowell Axminsters, were $27.60, and all 9x12 feet; to close them all out this £V B FS week 8 only, heavy Smyrna Rugs, 9x12 feet, were $12.60; "TB sale price, each 2 Same Smyrna Rugs, TJxlOi feet, were$10.90; sale price 25 4 Same Smyrna Rugs, size 6x9 feet, were $7.60; sale ffi g price, each 11 rich Axminster Rugs, 8 ft. 8-in.xlO ft. 6-in., were $19.60 and ♦fB "TB $22.50; choice of all / 9

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50 Cents a Box

MKNRV J. MUOER, Corner Washington and Pennsylvania Straata.

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