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VOJ- XXVI.
SCHMITZ
CARRIES
FRISGO
Taijimany Recaptures
New York
peolal to the Mall.
Ban Francisco, Nov. 4 Corntloto ro
tuinsglvoFehmltRSO.SlJ.'i, Orockor 111,
7.'W, Lane VJfiM,
' Tho Democrats clrct n majority ol
uix-TvlHorn, nssoBnor, recorder, sheriff,
public administrator, coronnr and nil tint
butt oHlce.
New York, Nov, 4 Complete return
Klvu McClcllaii, Tammany candldnto,' n
mrtjorlty ul (1.1,017 over law.
Tamrnnny made n cleun sweep and
linn h working majority of S5 on tho
board ol aldermen. Comptroller Grouto
run six Ihouinnd a'.ioad of lilf ticket,
ntul has n plurality of 00,700.
Kvory Tain tunny candldntu in nil flvu
burroughs of creator Now York, except
Klrhmond, la olected. Klchtnond gavo
few votes to Low.
Big Dili Devery got only 2000 votes.
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' Columbus, 0 Nov. A Shortly beforo
midnight Chairman Dick announced
tlmt Myron Hnrrlrk'a plurality (or gov-
urnnr over Tom Johnson would oxecod
1M,0W). It Is thought tho Republican
majority on Join t ballot will exceed 7.
Providence. Nov. 2 Oovornor Our
vln, Democrat, la re-elected by GO.000
plurality. Republicans aro eurprlred an
they counted on cnrrylriK tho itnto.
The general aBnembly will he Ro.ubll
cnu In both branches, with possibly n
Democratic gain In the lower bntiaa.
Hultlinoro. Nov. 4 Roturns aro ux-
ccudlngly slow, owing to n monster bal
lot. Up to 10 o'clock, with olcht moro
preclnotfl to bo hoard from, tho Demo
crats undoubtedly carry throo lejjiuln
tlvo districts In tho city giving them
three ttnto tenntora nnd 18 delegated,
Indications nro that tho legislature will
bo strouuly Democratic, which menus
Bunrttor McComns' defeat for reflection.
f.-8nlt Lake, Nov 4 lleiurun from oil
nv.ir tho 'tnto ludlca'e Pomocratlo
gnlni, Knit f.nke hns elected a. Demo
cratic nifty oi tuiil inlf tho council.
Tho Domocrut londliilo in Salt Lake
Is uttrllmted to hutting llepubliuanb
joining tho Duiuocrnts nmlliidopoiidentu
to down t'o KvriiO'Porry Heath utn
clilno ticket,
I)ik Mnhiei, N v -I Loia than a third
of Iown preclni'.ta woro reported up to
i.oon, The D-inucrHtMg'ilii about reve-n
tiiomliera u the Jower houto nnd loto
ofeWMl!ft88af-',i
Dotiver Nov. 4 John Campbell, Ro
publican, )ins carried tho stato for gov-.
'ornor liy 7000 votes,
VOTE -
IN TWO
CITIES
Close in New York---Heavy
in 'Frisco
pedal to the Mali.
Now York, Nov. 8- A full voto Is com
iuKont today. Tho weather is mild
and pleasant and hundreds aro watch-
IriK for Hunters. Two hundred pollco
aro held In rosnrvo. From all Indica
tions tho voto will bo exceptionally
cloro. DoltlnK at nn early hour this
moutluj showed McOlellan n slight fu-
vorlte. It iicitlmnted that one million!
dollars hnvo Imon wagered on tho result.)
Ban Francisco, Nov. 3 Thlaaflornoon
lettlh In tho poolrooms was us follows:
One to two on Hcbmltr., '2 In 1 on Crock-.
or, t to I on I.iino. xAt 11 o'clock half
the total voto of tho Mty had been poll
ed. There I, heavy voting In tho It. -
f.
publican dstrlcte. ,
AlrCgany Items
Clarence Ifarrla of Bnmner paid Alio-
tany a visit this werk.
'arA?tlMMfiM'wrreldenea,la rapid!
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j iiuniM'K wujujii -nun,
Bchool began Monday with MUs Ida
Rod I no as teacher, nnd an onrollment
' n -1,,plU'
Tho stoamor Alert has ur-en laid up
for a few days undergoing repairs, thu
Anna ueing in tier iiiucu.
Mlis Nettlo Kdwarda returned from
Boewoll springs lost week after an nb-
eencoof sevoral weens her health being
much Improved.
Mr. J. A. Sawyers, who bar been t
Drain for the past two nrlhrco weekn.
yieltfriti with her father, is expected
homo this week
Wlll Vlnrarnp lm.l thu misfortune to
cut two of hi txm nt Petenon'a cnmpl
Friday. However ho is alio to bol
around ocaln -rilh till ufuol vigor.
iii.ni...i.iii -... ...,.i ,u.
I' 1 13 I null luiill n'-"iirl in'
npii(lnted in not het:g ili lortiunto
XtnKtondeTl''V
.- ! n . i o a
tB1tw nlithl wnai n n1nHiint nffdlr.
Capt. Kdward'ii Darn wnH uien lor urn
occasion and was tastefully decorated,
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with evorgroem, uuntiug, riiiuvco nuu
(ml.n Inn turn .
I III" IIV11IIIHK no in.-nrunn I'liorvu
with iiihhIc, unme", telling fortunes, etc.
until the mldnluht hour, wheu lunch
tffil... ....!.. M ...m hIhabmmHi nnaan.1
wna served, .
Thoeo present woro: mties UJlun
Sawyers. (Iravce Gould, Mlllici Gould,
Nettlo Klwimlt. UrtlfV Heedv, Moy
Sawyorn. Mhv IVtHrpou, Ethel Whlltoil,
Maude Uftvoo, iua itnitine, aihiiiio rorier,
Kill.. 1... II.. . I ..... n...l,l llnedl! Ua...
Kdlo Rod ne, I.ucy Uonld, Hnslo baw-
vi n I nviiitt ninko I'lnrencu Edwards.'
Zni I orffr " Me-iri lll-urv, Mid..":
brink, Jainta Cowan, VlrJl ifntwn, J
i. mi..., fn.jin- tni.ina.m Kni,i
iirilin, aniuv w.uii, n.. ,.
.laiiien Riley. Coiulni Rohincon, Sam
Itmwn, Wm Robinson,'
Hawyors, Peter MichaU
Portor, Iionnrd Gould,
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nit, uerman ue,u
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Ruy Noel. Alex
nniiK, Laurence
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lowor rlvor huvo boort visiting nt Fred
Nmih'e for the last lew uays. iiuiib.
hotnSlqkDay Slnco
'I wp.b tnken snverolv elck with kid-
nny trouble, I tried all norts ol medi
cines, none oi which reunvou mo. vn
day 1 raw nn nd of your Electric Bittern
mil determined 'o try that, Altor tak
iiiji a f jv dii'HS I le.U tielived, nnd soon
theronltftr whh ontlruly cured, and hnvo
M unim a ulnlr ilnv Hi nnn NnlohharA of
mine hayu tetiu cured ot RhoumntUm,
Neiiralghv. l.jvor ami. Kidney trouble's
and GenbVnl nohllliyv" This Is what B.
V. timm of Fremont. N 0. wrltefl. Only
50o, at John Prouaa Druggist,
MARSHF1ELD, COOS COUNTY, OREGON Nov.X
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MITCHELL '
OP'ERS ';
" .STRIKE
Eighteen Thousand
Men Affected :"
(Special to the Cet MalY)
IndiananollsNov. 3-At JO O'olock
this mornlnic Mltchfll ordefed strike
in the Colorado district affecting J8fOC0
mon. The strike goes into effect Mon
day, nnd calls out all the employees of
the Colorado Fael and Iron Coaapasy.
This la the first general strike aver
known in tho Colorado dlstrlot. Fifteon
J fuel companies say tbey will AgM ktfhe
bittor end. Tho distrlct'oomprleee Ool
orado. Utah, Now Mexico and Southern
Wyoming.
North Uend Items
Tho wharf at tho south end of the
sash and door factory is being extended
' toconncct w,lh tho " frm
rorier, ino wnari ooiweon iuo wwicu
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being planked. The two coaaectioas
wben eon)pitd, will (aralsh a eoatlov
J O0i driveway from Porter, by way ta
. ' - Mr
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Rfunfnn ivAnnr. which In tait.VMt
i -..- , 1 t
of the factory, is being graded by Burns
nnd bis crow. Tlila will eonsecr 'the
1 Portor bridge with Washington avenue;
hetotoforo tho dme-way crossed several
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lots to connect with tho bridge.
J. W Chaso of Bandon la hero looking
ftf,8r tho jnt0rcsts of Uio woolen mill,
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nnd attending to tho preparation for Ha
""ting. The mill is now being wired
for doctrlc lighting,
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A dynamo has
'mn PlHC!,, " wincn uio mm whj jur-
n,ah ,ta own K)er'
j, r, Robertson baa bulltan addllldn
,, A , ,,, , ,, el
the east end of his building on ,B"r-
man avenue. This will lo nd fnnn
irt
kitchen bv Mr. HrK'kon, who will
- n open a restaurant In connection
'win uer ico cream pnnor,
U'a ti1t1 1IIa a iva n nnitrnr untl
,( (1 nuum !. v pnv im. . ....
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"olntlon to tho problom published
nhou a week ago by the Mail, .of tho
"delinquent subscribers,1' and we In
tend to do eo; but first we must got
II, Il.'a example eff, pur Vends. Here
U n solution to tho examplo, X minus 1
equals 2 plus 2 X with an exponent of
nlnua one-half
Transpot n the 2, X minus S equals .
,
2 (X with n pon..rt J&W "!
j,if.) Chancing the X- that has. tho
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Transpodnii the 2, X minus 3 equals
negative exponent from munerntor to
dnomlnator,nd rquarlngennh mombork
, , ' .. ...n.v '
i il.n Mimlinn V nnnrAi minim nVY.
ninaOXmlnui 4 equal 0. Factoring
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and phclnir each factor oqual toxoro,
wo have 4 minim C equnls 0, and lj
minus X equal 0. X equal 4 or 1, anB
were.
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In pTOvlngtho answers, we fiml'to
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en preoption to one of the rules w
nlcobrn, or olso we have made a mlBtako
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In Uio Eolutlon, hut wo nro not prepared
to eay which, though
jh wo bolieve it is
.. ,. L A .. i ' Throat and Lung illsoaBea John-Prensa
tho former. II It be tho latter, we in- .DruB'tPricoeOc and $1 00 Trlull
VltoI.tt. topointltoutt'ous. T.A,.botleBfreo.
INDIAN
IN DANGER
FROM MOB
Governor of Wyoming
Called Upbn
f
(Special to the Coast Mall.)
IV&elilnglfn, Nov. 5-The Indian of
flco this morning received n dispatch
from Agent Ricnnnn of Hot Bpriotr,
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which nrges that orders bo 1 1 sued for tho
governor of Wyoplng to use all means
to protect the Iudians under arrest as
mob violence Is threatened.
Indian Commlaioncr Jones is indig
nant over the killing of Tudlans.which he
chnractcri-.es aa murder, and an unpar-
donable oCtrage. He raya that to do-
fend themselves from attack by a sheriff's
pc-iee was not unreasonable. The gov
ernor of Wyoming has been Appealed to,
to protect tho prisoners.
PROTESTANT
EPISCOPALIANS
SESSION
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(Special to the Coast Mall.)
PHsburg, Pa Nov. 4 The 22d con
grets of tho ProtestantEpIscopal church
poned Its seeelons la this city today
with a large attendance of lead'og
churchmen from nil parte of tho United
States. Holy communion was celebrat
ed In tho morning atTrlnityChurch.tho
Right Rov. Dr. Alexander II. Vinton,
Bishop ol Western Massachusetts, offic
iating. Mnrrlagesnd divorce Is probably tb
mfi lu'erilne topi" that wl'l h
dU'cuHfcd. P.U.hops Po'tor, Whltv'hoad
Vinton, nnd leading cloreymon of tin
church are booked for addrosres acaln'
marrlaei of divorced persons.
Timber on Chelco River
(Curry County Recorder)
Dennis Ounniff, county eurvoyor.nnd
U, 8. Mineral Surveyor for Oregon, came
up from Chetco Monday whero he had
boon nngaged In surveying the moandei
Ings of tho Chetco river for A. W.
Ohllds. When arked ne to his Impre
siousof that cmntry he stated that U
was surprlsod nt tho possibilities of that
pari oi nurry njuinr inu ; V" '
wprtlsaald: "I huvn found the river flr-i
ta'drWo'loaa.hatlng jurveyel it f r
17 1-2 mUoa without finding ono dnt
nllnnr rook tn interfere with loc drtviiu.
pari oi uurry rouniy anii o uro ms o
iiw 1mm thn ivnr limltr onnush in
keep, ft V0.000 ft mill for 20 yeare, 1 ,
din uoi go nacK irom ino river, ior euun
I II f I A It
,DV a .wn wu,Kl"
Disastrous Wrecks
CorolifiBnefi9 is reeoonBlble for-manv a
I railway wreck nnd tho same Joausea hi a
I maVlng hnninn wrecks of mfforera fnm
Throat and t.unit trouMes, nut eirce
fhe a(iventoi Dr. King's Now Discovery
nven the wort eauor cn bi cured a tl
-i,opoieM feeiguatiiin Is no lonner ueci -
aary, Mrs. Lola Crags; of Dorchester.
Mvp., ii nn of many wl6eo life woe
uaVli bv )r kIiir'h New Discovery.
Til great remedy Is guaranteed for all
Tliroat nnd Lungdioaeoa John. Preuss
1903
MAY BE"'"."
SPECIAL
SESSION
G'oYerriqrHasNotYet
Decided
Bpectatjt the Mail.
Roeburg, Or.,Nov.St-OovemorChani-borlain
paseed through Roeebnrg on the
morning train enroiite to Balem from
bis tr:p to Washington. He wa melon
tho train by H. H. Brooks, editor of the
Plalndealer. who abowed tbo governor
tbo recent decision ot the supremo
court In the tax rate of Maria L. Fland
ers vs Multnomah county, et al. The
eorernor was asked what his action
00,d - """d!nB tha l,ta of pec
ial scHion of the legislature to pass a
new tax law. The governor said ;
"I am extremely raluctant about con
vening tho legfalature in special session.
It is a question In my mind whether an
exhausted treasury will prove aa great
an eyil as a special session of the Oregon
legislature. Buppcee no taxes were as
sessed, levied or collected for the period
aamed byj.be eapresae coart. Tbe tax
pavers could afford to stand It, aadT am
sure they would not seriously complain.
The inconvenience resulting mleht com
pel economy for the next year, and
make us all more careful about the re-
! nr atv Intttnlntlnn In thn fill II re.
I cannot state definitely what couree I
shall pursue until I return to Salem,
when I shall carefullv ascertain the
condition of several fund's created for tha
support and maintenance of several
pablic institutions, if I find that thesp
will bo bo depleted or Impaired, or so
great an indebtedness created by tho
failure to convene the legislature, as to
pctlously cripple tbj.service, and place
i ho employes of the state, coantiea and
cities at the mercy of brokers I will call
a special eoseton.
NEW LINES, EXTENSIVE
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Mill -MT m l.r-viP t7ikT Jf iflJwWJERfHiAgB
PtfKV API W$&HBBniim
I II k if KvM fSB ' ' T 3tfnirflBrl!iS' fiyvmA"m tu Bsl
I Baa aTaW aTaTaw MlEt n'a AatfaV H
HI Saw ? amam wmtD .-, Ill 3 WW
1111 m. Mb rV ' )f-. -((.AH
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COLOM
BIAN. ,
REBELS
L"i
($ it
ForrnNewGovemmeni:
at Panama
pedal te the Matb
Paaama,ov. 4-Uptoa lataSbjear
this morning the work of the revolattoo
Ists, -who at 0'lasl night declared their
independence, was proceeding speedily
and without undue excitement or blood
shed. It was announced thla morning that
the flnt steps for tie formation of a ntvr .
goveranment would be taken today; '
when a consul will be elected to take
charge of tho new government.
Some excitement was caueed by the
Colombian gnnboat Bogota, tho only one
of three Columbian vessels to remain in
the harbor after the announcement of
independence.
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The Bogota tried to use moral force
bat failed. Finally the rommander an
nounced that h was about to-opea fire
on the town, and he fired foar ahota,
caraalltiea. The gaBbeat-raAlUa'li
charge of the insurgents started.ia par.
suit of the" Bogota which steamed out of
theharborataiullapeed. Reports this
say the same conditions prevail at Colon.
DoosrVt lUspebt Old A
rt'a nhnmnfnl when vonth fails toshow
proper respect for old age, but juat the
contrary In the case of Dr. King's New
Life Pills. They cut. on roaiauiea no
motto t.nur iwvnrn and IrrePDecttVO of
old age. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Fever,
Constipation all yjel d to these perfect
pill. 25c, at uea uroea mug otore.
WRITIES, CHOICE VALUES.
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