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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE- WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1902.
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CONNER WINS BY
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VOTE BY DISTRICTS AT YESTERDAYS
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
AN IMMENSE MAJORITY
CONGRESS
COUNTY C0MMISSI0NESS
MINE INSPECTORS
$
DISTRICTS.
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Defeats Hon. John R. Farr ba a
Vote of More Than
Two to One.
SIXTEEN DISTRICTS -CLAIMED
BY FARR
Morris and Penman Lead in the Fight for
Commissioner Llewelyn M. Evans -and
David T. Williams Are the Nominees for
Mine Inspector Large Vote Polled and
Unusual Interest Manifested Judge Vos
bur'g. Though Unopposed, Receives a Big
Vote.
One hundreu xand forty-six of the county's one hundred
and six-three districts, which reported, last night, give the
followhQvote for the candidates in yesterday's Republican
primaries:
CONGRESS
Connell 10413
T Farr 4039
Cortnell's majority 5474
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
AVagner 4571
Morris 7609
Jones. X 4828
Evans 2526
Penman 6372
Horns' Plurality , 2781
Penman's Plurality 1544
MINE INSPECTORS
Evan C.nDavis., ....i 2906
Henry W. Evans 1438
.Llewelyn M. Evans .'., 6765
William R. Evans 1942
James M. Thomas '. 4950
David t. Williams 5887
Evans' Plurality 1815
villiams' Plurality 937
The vote for Hon. A. A. Vosburjr,
Who was unopposed for the nomination
for orphans' court judge, was a very
large one. Frequently the average vot
er does not take the trouble to mark a
cross for a candidate who has no op-
HON. WILLIAM CONNELL.
Re-
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2t x "S9 S S $ 3 S4 S S 3 S S S S S i 2 I $ S i S "s S 2 S s i S 3 S S
Renominated for Congressman Yesterday by the
Dtiblicans of Lackawanna Countv.
position, hut In Judge Vosburg's case
his gieat personal popularity resulted
in his receiving the compliment of a
vote that was quite as large as that of
any set of opposing candidates.
Congressman Connell carried cveryt
reported district excepting sixteen and
in these the margin by which his oppon
ent won out was in every instance
small. In the mining districts where
the Farr adherents looked for strong
support for the "Workingman's Friend"
they were sorely disappointed. Mr. Con
nell maintained his two to one lead
umong the striking miners with the
same regularity that ho did in other
districts.
On the South Side, where Mr. Connell
is always strong, he was phenomenally
strong yesterday. His opponent did not
count on making much of a showing
on the South Side and reckoned
well.
The Fourth, Fifth, Fourteenth, Fif
teenth and Twenty-first wards, com
prising what is generally regarded as
Hyde Park, gave Connell 1,661 and
Farr 3 ,350. Mr. Connell carried the
Fifth ward by a two to one vote.
In the central city Mr. Connell's vote
was in some districts a close approach
to that of the South Side, and in Green
Ridge he beat Farr more than five to
one.
In Carbondale Connell got 910 votes
to Farr's 2S3. Jermyn gave Connell
1S1 and Farr 62. Mayflold gave Connell
111 and Farr 54. Olyphant, more than
all the others a distinctive strike com
munity, gave Connell 1S8 to 98 for Farr.
Taylor's six wards gave Connell a ma
jority of 143.
The vote for the other officers was
comparatively close between the sec
ond and third man in each Instance, but
the leads were sufficiently apparent at
11 o'clock to disclose to a surety who
the winners were.
The day was ideal for electioneering
and a big vote came out. The voting
was particularly heavy in the mining
districts where so many men are idle.
It was feared that the farming districts
would make a poor showing because of
the farmers being rushed with their
haying, but this did not prove to be
the case.
No unpleasant incidents were report
ed from any part of the county.
The return judges will meet Friday
morning at 10 o'clock to complete the
vote. They will meet In the Central
Republican club rooms on Washington
avenue.
EVENTS OF THE
TROTTING CIRCUITS
"Opening Day of Lake Erie Eaces.
First Day at the Utica Races.
Pearl L, l. mi ....
Vase, lu m
By fixchifhe Wile (torn The Ako iatcd Pi ess.
Bradford, Pa., July S. The opening
Iduy of the Lake Krie trotting laces
liere was largely attended. The track
was in good condition after last night's
heavy rain. Favorites fared badly. Dr.
, Russell, lirst choice in the -'.tU ttot;
y Pansy, favorite In the L',4 pace, and
Dandola Dan, the talent's choice in the
2.12 pace, all being defeated. Sum
maries; First race, 2.21 cliihu pacing; purse $100
'Jemima, a. in., by Sir Alcautit 1 10 1 1
Morcury Maid, by Mercury,,. 0 12 7
Pansy, br. ni 7 11 u 2
Vina Birch wood, s.m 2 0 10 G
Alama, 1). g 11 2 S 9
Frank Baslifnul, li. g S 4 4 I
Farmer Boy, li. g S U 11 n
King Wills, b.3 ( a 0 10
Blizzard, li. g S 5 7 S
0 7 9dr
io s s a
Lady Perl 'ns, l. m ills.
Ffinnio K, J, m ,.dr.
Time-iMSU, 2.21i' ,isij, ot,.
Second lace, 2.21 clans Hutting; purso
Simmons, s. m,, by
Simmons 2 111
3 lu t tie Mack, I), m 1 12 9 4
Korcot. It. g li 2 a 2
Billy George, ell. g 5 5 2 0
Ftcebootcr, elf, g, ,., 4 3 0 7
Nancy Medium, ). m S 7 4 a
Fortunate, 1), in, ,,., 3 8 5 6
Cantonlau, 1. s 9 4 10 12
General Kagent, s. g 10 9 8 5
Lillian Bell. li. m. ,,.,, 7 6 7 S
Satin Finish, lilk. in 11 11 11 JO
Doa RuobPl, b. g ,....,,,,12 10 12 11
Tlino-2.21',5, 2.23'J, 2.2111, 2.20,
Third raor, 2.12 class pacing; piuae $100
Gypsy Red, cli. m 4 113 1
Circle, b, m. ,,,.,,, ,,,, 13 3 12
Dakota Dim, g, g, 3 2 2 2 3
Maggie Brlgga, !. m ,.2 14 4 4
Tlmo-2.U,, 2.12, 2.1291, 2.13, 2.17';.
At Utica.
CJtlca, N. V July 8. The first clay's
( racing In the Hudson and Mohawk
' valley circuit brought beautiful weather
for the sport, the therinomote.r regis
tering 94, The attendance was very
good for a starter, being fully 2,000,
There were some exciting Unisys.
Summaries;
Firijt raco, 2.23 class pacing; purso $100
Moneola ,.., ,.,,..,,..,,,.10 1 3 1 1
Sunbeam .. ,., ,,, 7 7 0 10 2
King Tosca, Jr L. Filrtuy, ljidy
Chimes and San Toy were nilcd out after
jlftlt heat.
Busle Ear) took second heat, hut was
drawn after third heat. Kara Bol took
flret heat, but was also drawn after third
neat. ,
Pop. B. and Nellie Wilkes also started
but were, drawn In early heats. Rest
time, 2.23ii.
Second race, 2.13 class pacing; purso
$100-
Fred M (16 111
Ozctto 15 2 5 2
Lady Intrigue 3 13 2 1
Pilnco A., Sloppy Wcatlior and I. T.
Waalihmn also started. Best time, l',17.
Third raco, 2.20 cl.ibs totting; purse $1')0
Red Clover 2 111
J. M. J i a 2 2
JJicK 7 " a 7
Pythlii
Klttlo Wllkon, Rcddy Russell,
Russell, Susie M Nlcklo IV and
Boy also stalled. Bent tinyf S.iiU.
r, io 7
Helen
LORD PATJNGEFOTE'S BODY.
British Admiralty's Plans for Re
ception of It.
By i:.clulvc Wire fiom llio Associated I'icss.
London, July 8. The admiralty has
made linal arrangements for the recep
tion of Lord Pauncefote's body, now on
its way to tliis country on board the
United States armored cruiser Brook
lyn, which left Annapolis July 1. The
Biltlsh armored cruiser Australia and
the second-class cruiser Apollo will
meet the Brooklyn outside the Isle of
Wright, and escort her to Southamp
ton, where the navul commander In
chief, Admiral Sir Charles F. Hotham,
awaits tho American warship's urrival.
A hundred innrlnes, with a band, will
form the funeral guard, British blue
jackets will act as bearers from tho
ship to tile train. At tho beginning of
the removal of tho body from the
Brooklyn tho ships will lire twenty
minute-guns,
Tho body Is to bo taken to tho family
home, Preston court, Gloucestershire.'
Tho Interment Is to bo private. Simul
taneously u memorial service Is to bo
held In London,
So fur It has only been arranged for
Captain Richardson Clover, tho United
States naval attache here, o meet the
body ut Southampton In behalf of the
United States,
Disasters of tho Storm.
By Kxclusltc Wire from Tlie Associated I'ress.
St, Johns, Is. l', July S, neports con
tinue to airlo hero of disasters on tliu
coast as tho result of tho recent sloim.
Whittles craft, with flvo men, was lost
off Cape St. Mary. Ilrnncssy's schooner,
with twenty-live men and two woinun on
boaid, baiely escaped foiindeiing In Mud
dox Cove. Light boats wcro ilcstioycd in
Poach Cove. The lots lu ilsh-nets and
gear tuibtulricd by the settlements in tho
vicinity of St. John is estimated at $1,-000.
DEATHS OF A DAY,
By Ecliihe Wire fiomThe Associated Press.
Bethlehem. Pa., July S.-Franlc C, Kck
onsberger, ciibldcr of tho Thomas' lion
company slneo the Civil war. when ho
served In f!rtnin,mv n N'Mrtv-nlr-hf Twm.
sylvaula volunteers us drummer boy, died
loaay at jioKoiutHUiiuu, near huie, of
paralysis, aged 55 years.
LONG-LOST HUSBAND A SUICIDE
Mrs. Pyle, After Twenty-two Years,
Finds Man at Undertaker's.
By Kxrlushc ire from The Associated Press.
Chicago, July 8. In ignorance of her
husband's whereabouts for twenty-two
years, Mrs. Burnett W. Pyle has found
him lyiiiK dead from a self-inflicted
wound, in an undertaking establish
ment. Pyle ' hot himself on Sunday at
the Garfield Park sanitarium. lie was
said to bo despondent because congress
had decided on tho Panama In prefer
ence to tho Nicaragua canal route,
where he had bought much laud.
"Wo separated In 1SS1 at Tuscon,
Arin.," Mrs. Pyle said, "and I have not
seen my husband or heard from him
since. I went to Florida to live with
my family. Recently I came for a visit
to friends In Chicago. I had no Idea
my husband was here. Ily first knowl
edge of him for twenty-two years came
when 1 saw in tho' newspapers that he
had committed suicide."
INDIAN TERRITORY VOLCANO.
Residents of Tulsa Alarmed by Dis
turbance of Mountains.
By Inclusive Wire from The Associated Press,
Guthrie, O. 1, July S. Great excite
ment hug been caused at Tulsa, Indian
Territory, owing to tho discovery by
surveyors working north of that place,
of cracks in the sides of mountains na
though from great pressure under
neath, Gas Is escaping from tho fis
sures, and a continual hisblng and lour
ing can bo heard, On the extreme top
of the highest hill there has been a
small volcano at work, raising up large
boulders and tossing ihem aside.
Experts state it Is a great oil and gas
field, and that the pressure from a
great depth has caused tho commotion.
Tho inhabitants of Tulsa are becoming
nervous.
HAILSTONES KILL CATTLE.
Many Persons Injured in Sevoro
Storm in Spain,
By Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press.
Madrid, July 8. Severe hailstorms
have done great damage )n the prov
inces of Lugo, Poptovedra and Orense.
The hull fell at Chantada, Lugu prov
ince, until It was u metre deep. Many
persons were Injured, and numbers of
head of cattle were killed.
CARDINALS' ANSWER TO TAET,
Presented to Pope His Holiness
' Talks of "Hustling;."
By Exclusive Wire from The Associated Trees.
Home, July 8. The answer of the
committee of cardinals to Governor
Tat'Ca recent note on the subject of tho
friars' lands. In tho Philippine Islands
was presented to the pope yesterday by
Cardinal Rampolia, tho papal secretary
of state. Tho pontiff expressed his
pleasure at the celerity with which the
business had been dispatched and said
jestingly:
"We are teaching the Americans the
renowned art of hustling."
The cardinals' answer will be trans
lated into French and will be printed.
Operators in Conference,
Des Moines, Iowa, July 8. Iowa mino
operators, in conference here tills after
noon, decided to take no action icgiirding
tho tluc.itcued strike in tho bituminous
region. It was stated by a number of
operators that they hud been nssurcd by
President Reese that tho Iowa mine
workci.s would not vlol.ito their agree
ment with the operators, which has un
til April next to run. President Reeso
did not intend tho operators' meeting.
Nicaragua Volcanos Active.
Managua, Nicaragua, July S, TI16
Democracla, of this city, reports that tho
volcanos of Mirad Vallo mid Rlucond
Vloja, lu Costa Rica, situated respectively
eighty and sixty miles southeast of Lako
Nicaragua, are in active eruption.
Science Knocked Out by Pact.
Senator William 1', Fryo is an ardent
lover of the sport of fishing. Once, after
Ids icturn from his summer's outing, no
met tho colebrated naturalist, Agasslz.
Glowingly Senator Fryo described his ex
periences. "Among my triumphs," tiid he, "was
tho capturo of a speckled trout that
weighed fully eight pounds,"
Dr. Agassis smiled und said: "Reservo
that for tho ciedulous and convivial cir
cles of road and reol celebrants, but
sparo the feelings of a sober scientist."
"This Is not a campaign whopper I'm
telling; I weighed that trout carefully
and it was an eight pounder."
"Mr. dear Mr, Fryc," remonstrated Dr.
Agasslz, "permit mo to Inform you that
tho salvolluus fontlnalls never attains
that oxtiaordlnary weight, Tho cieaturo
you caught could not have been a speck
led trout. All tho nuthoiltics on ich
thyology woijld dlspiovo your claim."
"All I can say to that," said Senator
Fryo, "In that thero arc, then, bigger
fish lu Maine than are dreamed of in
your bclenee."
.The next season ho caught a speckled
trout that weighed nine pounds. lie
packed It In Ico and sent It to l)r, Agas
biz. A few days later ho received a tele
gram which read;
"The sclcnt'o of a lifetime kicked to
death by a fact. Agabsiz," Satuiday
Kvenlng Post.
Must Have Been nn Angler,
A teacher had been dillllng a clitbs In
natural history, "Now, boys," said she,
"who can give me a specimen of the
unlmal kingdom?''
A little hand went up quick ns a flash.
Tho teacher smiled, and asked him to
namo it.
'A leetlo vorm," said he.
"Yes," said the teacher, "but give me
another one."
"Anoder leetle vorm," said Oie Olcson,
triumphantly. Woman's Homo Companion.
Archhald, 1st ward, 1st dist. . .
Plrat ward, 2nd dlat
Second ward
Third ward
Benton township . . . , ,
Blakoly boro, 1st ward
. second ward
Third ward
Carbondale twp., South dlBt. . .
Northeast dist . f
Northwest dist
Carbondale, 1st ward, 1st dist.
Plrst ward, 3d dist
Second ward, 1st dist
' second ward, ad dist,
Second ward, 3d dist
Third ward, 1st dist
Third ward, 2d dist
Third ward, 3d dist
Fourth ward, 4th dist . . .
Pourth ward, 1st dist ....
Pourth ward, 2d dist ....
Pourth ward, 3d dist ....
Plfth ward, 1st dist
Plfth ward, 2d dist
Sixth ward, 1st dist ....
Sixth ward, 2d dist
Clifton
Covington
Dalton
Dickson boro, 1st ward
Second ward
Third ward,
Dunmore, 1st ward, 1st dist. .
Plrst ward, 2d dist
Second ward, 1st siist ....
Second ward, 2d dist ....
Third ward, 1st dist
Third ward, 2d dist
Third ward, 3d dist
Pourth ward
Fifth ward
Sixth ward, 1st dist
Sixth ward, 2d dist
Elmhurst
Pell township, 1st dist
Second dist
Pourth dist
Glenburn
Oouldsboro
Greenfield
Jefferson
Jermyn, First ward
Second ward ,
Third ward
Lackawanna twp., South dist.
East district
Northeast district
Southwest district ,
La Plume ,
Lehigh ,
Madison ,
Mayfleld, First ward
Second ward ,
Third ward ,
Moosic boro., First ward
Second ward ,
Third ward
Fourth ward
Newton
North Abington ,
Old Forge township ,
Old Forge boro., 1st dist
Second district
Fourth district
Olyphant, First ward
Second ward
Third ward, 1st dist
Third ward, 2d dist
Fourth, ward
Ransom twp., First ward
Second ward
Roaring Brook
Scott
Scranton, 1st ward, 1st dist. . .
First ward, 2d dist
First ward, 3d dist
First ward, 4th dist
'Fiist ward, 5th dist
Second ward, 1st dist
Second ward, 2d dist
Second ward, 3d dist
Second ward, 4th dist . . . .
Second ward, 5th dist
Third ward, 1st dist
Third ward, 2d dist,
Fourth ward, 1st dist
Fourth ward, 2d dist
Fourth ward, 3d dist
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Seventh ward, 3d dist
Eighth ward, 1st dist . . . .
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Ninth ward, 1st dist
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Ninth ward, 3d dist ".
Tenth ward, 1st dist
Tenth ward, 2d dist
Eleventh ward, 1st dist . . .
Eleventh ward, 2d dist
Eleventh ward, 3d dist. . . .
Twelfth ward, 1st dist. . . .
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Thirteenth ward, 2d dist..
Thirteenth ward, 3d dist..
Fourteenth ward, 1st dist. .
Fourteenth ward, 2d dist. .
Fifteenth ward, 1st dist. . .
Fifteenth ward, 2d dist. . . .
Sixteenth ward, 1st dist. . .
Sixteenth ward, 2d dist...
Seventeenth ward, 1st dist.
Seventeenth ward, 2d dist.
Seventeenth ward, 3d dist.
Eighteenth' ward
Nineteenth ward, 1st dist. .
Nineteenth ward, 2d dist. .
Ninotenth ward, 3d dist. . .
Ninetenth ward, 4th dist. .
Twontleth ward, 1st dist..
Twentieth ward, 2d dist. . .
Twentieth ward, 3d dist, . .
Twentieth ward, 4th dist. .
Twenty-first ward, 1st dist.
Twenty-first ward, 2d dist.
South Abington, First dist , . ,
Second district ...,.,,,,,
Third dlstrist . , .'
Spring Brook
Taylor, First ward ..........
Second ward ,
Third ward .............
Fourth ward ,....,,,,,.,
Fifth ward
Sixth ward 1st dist .,,.,,
Sixth ward, 2d dist
Throop , .
Vandling ,,,,..,.,.,
West Abington , . ,
Winton, Pir3t ward
Seqond ward . ,
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651 20
25
63
166
77
37
0
10
0
81
100
33
55
10
48
101
12
30
8
10
2
02
30
40
8
'l7
61
68
38
112
80
62
72
67
37
65
58
25
30
74
101
25
30
21
21
17
80
77
24
51
41
21
34
51
70
11
24
10
56
32
5
14
48
66
20
7
7
2
7
11
18
5
11
00
28
5
4
8
47
3
25
16
22
61
51
23
25
2
23
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11
20
30
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32
9
3
5
14
24
17
27
18
30
53
107
6
102
31
40
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54
47
37
Totals ....'.., k, . 10413
Pluralities. , 5474
34
174
93
74
100
84
155
185
86
57
41
40
47
122
57
130
170
172
171
111
188
44
67
123
32
7
56
80
181
120
100
131
79
88
151
85
71
23
58
185
195
91
84
52
178
87
118
110
185
147
130
132
70
06
118
54
121
152
70
135
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80
26
31
8
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13
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36
16
12
15
14
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5
10
139
143
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51
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30
12
50
20
38
76
05
52
55
01
8
31
25
38
44
58
28
60
74
37
68
37
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146
87
167
70
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115
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64
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144
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