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Champ? Clark ill Many Districts But 1" Few'' Scatter in; Votee (Special to Press) Trenton, 3 Miy 29. Roosevelt carried New Jersey in the primaries yesterday by a decisive pop nlar majority. The Colonel "win have least twentv two of tha fwcntveie ht third of the registered vote was as Wilson delegates were opposed only! Jy uninstructed delegates. Wilson lost I Essex county delegates, but will probably bare the remaining twenty There will be no unit rule. President Taft apparently made bis showing in the fanning districts, I where it was thought that Roosevelt! which Bayonae, Jersey City and lwkea are situated by ,000.

low that which was generally expect township tain of nearly all the thirty twq dele gate as a result of the CLAIMS FRANKHESS NOT UNFAIR TREATMENT JACEMAN. ADDRESSES CROWD AT LAST SPEECH IN TOUR OF A4 "COUNTY" A OPPONENTS ARE CONSPICUOUS vvuuvMa ejaaau Jfva ssss aat vaa A fifty percent of the registered repub 'Jicans vote was cast at the nrimariea. while fen the Democratic side only one Not Because of Their Presence but by Reason of Their Absence From Meeting Judge at the court house assembly room before the crowd which had assembled 4a him Sn final attMuli liil Camden N. May 28. The llrsU the county second and third districts have elected Mr.

Jackman did not vary much from mmj uiuuum raxiICtt UD Mil T. M. Li ADEN WILEY RECEIVES WORD THAT HE IS TOBK GIVEN HIS SHARE OF FORTUNE Midnight make it almort certain' that TSX TLZS Hoosevelt has carried the state the question at that hour was much Mr. Taft would save out wreck." Governor Wilson also carried the satate against ths opposition of the faction in favor of uninstructed delegates to Baltimore. The ten and possibly eight district "may have been "lost to Wilson, but the delegation to the National under, the ainit rule, will be his.

At 11:30 o'clock the Republican Pro league which has charge of the Roosevelt campaign claimed eight nrf 7 Mr Wiley wil Wiley will Sickness tr. DEATH TAXES' OS. i.TiTTEH Cansed. From A a Operation Csnses Demise out 01 we twenty eignt delegates. Mrs.

porten Mitten; 37 years old, inis claim included lourteen district died her h6me, 1231 Ralamonie av elegates, and the four delegates at enue, last night, at 11 'o'clock, from a large. complication of dfaeases which developed The Seventh District in which Pat a' recent operation. terson is situated went for Roosevelt Mrs. Jllitten was born in Sidney.O., a majority or euu on tne returns Februsrt 18, 1855, snd was married to SEARCH HAS COVERED YEARS No Effort Has Been Made at Any Time to Avoid Discovery or Es cape Settlement A' To suddenly, discover a brother from whom he had been separated for many years, and in whose bands tbe entire estate his father had bjeen )eft in trust to be divided st his death, and to be informed that the estate had been kept in tact, and had increased in value with the progress of time, snd that he could hare his share at ariv time he desired was a' remarkable good fate to befall Aden Wiley on Tuesday is believed, from the received, that Aden's share the estate will amount to more than $5,000. The father of Aden Wiley was "I hare.

been critized by some parties practicing physician in Middletown, for making this kind of campaign, and land was extremely successful, and yig some have even characterised it aa un jorous in pursuing his chosen vocation. fair. If it is unfair for me aa'a eaa Pe had aniassed what'at weula judge to take th. people ot "LZi.XLT.. Z.

I 1.1 A HKUOV iUJ lUUVi V1H1 A VI WSUV victory will range from twe, to one rlTZllaown reawn the father announced to I fill 1 m.nA ak. An An ia it 1 hit to tor to one. In tbe places where wi aiinJl Oin I mil7 that he would leave for the Taft wen his maioriHes wara bere I stand, then I plead west make of .1 guilty to the charge of unfair Thus spoke Clifford P. Jackman, can great and purchase I some of the fertile soil in that country. I Kooseveit earned Baasoft coosty, la I Refer leavin, however; ke made great Hd.

I I t.A LU A i I preparations, and left his estate in the complete possession' of an Vaiajl.sjUV4 11 ma CIUCI brother of Aden the heirs at hi I last ever hesrd from tbe father. Al came were from all sections of the state.lvhn iirviv! Cliarpnc Mitln nf the federal forces in Mexico is be a oust A V. A AA Al I aw I IiA VOif TAtii vtir riA lv al trs st1 iw on I leave 'today for Hvith the riyn! of ur Webster. I no; iu i th of the. csrs, but a precinct, in the state Koosevelt Mrs.

WalUr Trout, Mrs. Harry Hima pr be Jutributed received Olvptest. snd T.ft 2,833.1 toni Lucile Geprge of this Awaiting between and hi. base xu omncia xr ouette i city, utner relatives are two grand tfau Jfc expected the 1UH WM ras returns a points carried the county and perhaps tbs sister, Mrs. Hsnry Weis of Chicago, and I paph comraunioationa between Bichara congressioBal district, the Sixth.

i two brothers, John and Frank Yerman lne oraoae. no pow of this city. entrenciied at Mcnamba snd in post Mrs. Mitten was opersted oa about Uion to defy aay fsdeTsl forces operat two years ago, but a sewnd operstion against juares, nis case or auppiy. waa performed recently.

Xo funeral Tbe war department today arderd the srrsngsments have been made. second cavalry from San Francisco to tn wo raaae. daily from Huntington to Tort Ian The trip from Ilunt'ngton to Tort land is expected 1o require about three hours, all stop, and side tracking be ing included ia this arrangement The same rt, two eents a mile, will be chsrged but the facilities on tbe cars will be much fstr than waa obtain kill Borij.mia Tbo nas. The trafdy and lodgd in the city jail where he will leav. for Indianspolia where he will kd an the former Tb.

took place ia Troy City is th county eversl years frx After Fotiers was sentence.1 to the penitentiary. Mrs. fs ur aued the saloon keeper for dara and hi bonJmtn were forr.i to answer to a charge or jon ping" fcis onm or in. jungm in toe oj engines pouwrH ny tne I. n.

will bond. Fmith wss srrested several weeks mile automobue rsee. ills son Art se 1 be uoed solel for tb. trsnsferal of sr for asaault and batUry, but left (cured the job for him, which besides freight sfter the sdrent of tb. motor tb.

court room while no one was watch 1 paying him a salary also will afford Kara. All paaae njfpr train will be aa ing him and since then had sot bees I him a no. view or th. races rom th. Bulled snd the motor ears will he full 'heard of nnt.1 last jude.

stands. "sway la' regards to carrying paangers. Indianapolis Races art Attracting Large Crowds of Enthusiasts to Famous. Course jHJI. WEATflEK.

Thunder showers Wednesday; fair Thursday; is nortk ALL THE LATE NEWS, LOCAL AND TELEGRAPHIC DAILY MARKET REPORTS. U3T .1" 4 TINGTON OPPORTUNITY'S GATEWAY." VOLUME I. HUNTINGTON. INDIANA, WEDNESDAY MOURNING, MAY NUMBER 94 7 w. HK OF TRUSTS ELECT TVVO SETS JOF DELEGATES.

AUTOMOBILE HITS SMALL CHILD FOURTH IM IS Vi ia O'Ramey TO COLONEL Texas Republican Convention Has Com Rushes in Front of Machine and Receives Slight. Injuries NOT YET IN SIGHT plete Split. MI! ON P1ESS DISCOVERS BROTHER I VTTH FArILY ESTATE GOES I 1 3TEW JERSEY IS CLAIMED BY ROOSEVELT BY MAJORITY OF v. AT LEAST TEN DEL GATES. iVILSOir IS AN EASY WINNER A (Special to Press) Fort Worth," May 28 The stesitt rolkf, split the atat Republican convention here today, and the Roose veli Taft faction! each elected eight delegates at large to the national convention.

Roosevelt, however," is'eer A' A. r' 7 any extent. A LENGTHY Mm 11 Al fA'A a 'feA, Ur a "iff' i Avf lAAAi. i I i I f. fc'r i 'a, be divided 'attong v.MiM': iWgtiiOltameyl fne young western girl, TbAt scting in "SevenDays," last I 4A5Aj 14 who took New Yorlr by year, is to be married Robert Griffin, the' millionaire wall pap er manufacturer.

Mr. Griffin fell in lov Koosevelt delegates by a majority be th. 1, ui, in every I though a search was conducted eov with the young: actress before he knewher, while she was. on the stage of the I i v. Vu.

ltrinif Mvr1 vojira not th aliirhtest I Aatnr Theater. and did not become ac qnaintea witn nis ideal until a lew uuubT a uv vinn 0 a 0 I. I a. Amr nf rvi. a I trrti an 11 Id ha dlacaveivd nT the tniM 1 MU later, oynen mr un With 1 precincts to hear rom Cam throllirflot th rU: and loud ing husband and 7 Europe.

Aftft a. persUtcnt whileabroad, the millionaire finally convinced Hon pnnnfr haa nmhahiv nn fnr I I ck.i. a I xtu. of th 'suKtriontv of an American, love maker over a rrencn evelt by 7 Cape May, countv irivee rhUW I borne in search bf wealth and in faU 1 Count, who. had becon i heated rivalof Grifnrt, Jot the hand of.

the 'American Roosevelt 45jiiaioritv. with four Ht r. I In i mmm'unimiiM1ria bMtlwv I SiX 'sW1 ciacts to be beard from. Burlimrtoai nf hm nntimahU fafnna tTiItraee of each other was 'soon lostVyot I county gives about 1,000 fbr Roosevelt I evening was the absence of each of Mr. I until recently did it occur to Aden Ocean county gives Roosevelt about Jack man's opponents from the meeting, that it was his duty to make diligent .300.

Gloucester county gives Roosevelt It was believed by many, and even sesreh'for his brother and if the es a majority of 700. Salem county, gives commented upon on the strets, that tate was in tact that he should, ask .00 majority for Roosevelt without a doubt all, of the republican that he. be given his portion of the In 23 of the 43 precincts in Atlantic judicial candidates would be present and patrimony. With this end ia view he county Taft eot 1046 votes and Roose hear the sneerh which has been at Disced the matter in the hands of In rvelt 67, but this will be overbalanced I the county. However, (none of Mr, I cal attorneys and requested them to oy toe nooeeveit vote jn Atlantic I the county, oiiwever, none or Mr.

1 make search for him, as be. did 'City. Jackman opponents made their ap Throughont the first, second and pesrance at the conrt house, knd this third districts Wilson delegates ran far fact created quite a. considerable am ahead of the uninstructed delegates, ount bf talk on the streets after the while Clark received but a scattering I meeting. vote.

Everything now points to a I 'Hundreds "Eoosevelt victory in the city 4f New 1 coun rk, and tbe Colonel in all probabilitr cussidn idtt' not feel that he was capable of giving the matter the attention which it would require. After a search covering many word Was received that the brother was now residing at Green New York, May 28 The return, rom Ut kn0Wn toto WM of week 1 I ue culmination or wbich CONTRAC IS we FOR ELECTRIC CARS RECEIVER PURCHASE OF THREE CARS t)F TYPE DEMON STRATED ON LINE tne 9, 10 and probably. tbe 11 eon Pvln on tne initiative, reierenoum ana whereabquU ot his brother down 'to! VVr 'yVS dostricta. .7 lcaf. na were is not.

a townanip in jecejvW the information, that his Will Har ''Baggage' Compartment and i.ue couai.7 in wmut auw uk woo wre Krother was will inff and aniiona to I M. Ofh.r Arfvantatrea Ovaf Cit VUCSTIDfl or MAJORITY ir gt Md.eqUiUbIe division of the Shows Hera DETROIT AUTO CLUB T( PASS THROUGH CITY SCHEDULED TO ARRIVE HERE BE TWEEN SEVEN AND EIGHT 0' CLOCK THIS MORNING BP r. LARGER ITHAN pISPLAlfriCAR iKJ0 mm which. Mr. Jackman has been From the 'date of learning of the "''r 'A" While playing in the street near the I Central Christian, church en Franklin street; Rayirionri, the little son of Hattic was knocked to the pavemant by a pasing auto, and' sutained a deep I scalp wound.

The driver of the mi I I'hine stopped as soon as possible and returned for a physician, wlio soon had the little boy's injuries dressed. The child didn't notice the approach of the auto and ran out in front of it, 'and before the driver could stop, the little boy. was struck by the radiator of the ear and hurled to the ground with much force. Otherwise than the gatdi ini a few scratches the child was not hurt to SESSION OF COUNCIL LAST NIGHT TAYLOR, 'CHERRY AND POLK STREETS WILL BE IMPROVED BY USE OF DOLARWAY PAVEMENT PETITIONS GRANTED I Anti Fly Ordinance Was Tabled, and Ancient Law is to Be uiven Before one of the largest crowds that baa attended a meeting of the city council in recent years the contract for the improvement tof Taylor, Cherry, and Polk streets' was awarded to the Neil and David construction company of Gary, for the application of Dolarway surface. A spirited resistance against the use of Dolarway on Polk street was encountered in W.

C. Burman, who declared the council was experimenting with the new kind of pavement. He headed a petition for concrete, but lost because he failed to eUaiii. majority, of the resident prop erty owners, Objections, were, hoard on the propos i at' tear 1 3 ed improvemenc or vasninrnn ana Third Attorney C. Lucas appearing in behalf of the property owners.

However, after debating the question in a committee of the whole the council placed the second resolu tion on its passage and it carried. Aafordinrr to the councilmen sheet as that It was unfairfor him to take 4he I wi. 1, win "i.u president of the Barber llvtvr Car cpm two Cclock this, afternoon for Indian tilt. civil enirineer for stationary lD hU ler; and make such Wsl steps' aa may lPny. the deal for th purchase of three He wffl spepd 'tonight in' Fort by the street department far the 01 boomerang against them aa their Av Vj r.

Wayne and will arrive in Huntington tasn tar th renair 1 1 io rewire liu luire Ql cm OT we u. tt v. riutuau km tun i I Today will see the final tourney ef tourists who wish to gain aecommoda ions at th. speedway. All cities nesr Huntington Snd Fort Wayne are only a day'a drive from Indianapolis and the ear drivers usually wsit natil the last dav before making tbe trip.

Huntington is on tbs direct road from phfilt will be on Washington street snd concrete on Third street Franklin to Washington streets. Dr. Frost's anti fly ordinance 4 was again benched pending the enforce KWthe" e.tate. "A A A A I nine ociock tomorrow, ine ge 6f pi lie, by the, waterworks de Recent Aln r.M nn.n, 7 A A A "nu lu" Partment 1 $2,000 for the pipe line wauw wuv vmr 11 Ik. Jnnlna Haw anlonta1 I 1.L ..1 JI.

i A 1 I II 1 I TV IVi hia nwn nania In rhia annns I a uaa as buid au tuin uuaau s.w.s. and tw In The contract price or cars Uo order nave it i.moerea lor tne gruei rk, departm(lllt(? foP j.uiW Well known Mr WiW instead of the which they were test when' the race.begins. other expenses'. J' 'i I cently figured elopement case. HUERTA FULL RETREAT firat harrained for.

but ths ears to be I I ne com ran lorioe ronstructiun ui used the short liine are radicaHy ZIfL firt i 1 was awarded to Fhilio Hipsklnd and different from the 'dimonstrator seen that snorted through the streets on th in Huntington two weeks sgo, The car will be painted a Pullman green and will have a spqclom baggage in Danger of Complete AHihnaaon wmpai.Unnt 'toilet appliances (Special to Press) 1 Psso, May 28 With his army known to modern can building. The Son. Hipekind bid on the Work on Mad way to tne inumnapous speedway racea ti so a lineal foot and and greater numbers are expfcted to mit aoo a Kneal foot. i ti.e Martin Koch bid on Madison street at arnveu in xiunvmKion ana irom taat fl2 at $2.76. time until dusk the street were filled ing permits on asphalt The I committee is to report at th.

next meeting. Gutters were ordered to be construct Isd on the west side of Tipton Street to eliminate the trouble that baa been lerperienced with the grade oa Diamond street Tne street corami. loner wss instructed ta proeeeed with the Work st once. A petition of Folk and thirty 'one others for oil on First street was REPORT OF ASSESSOR PAYNE WILL SHOW SIX HUNDERED THOUSAND SHORT OF MARK IS INCREASE OYER LAST YEAR Tax Duplicate Shows That Reports Heretofore Made Are Er roneoua That Huntington can not enter the of fourth dims cities this fall, nor in the next two years is evident by the figures compiled by Township As sessor John Payne, and that a start ling mistake was evidently made in returning the tax certificates to the city last fall lead Hunt: ington residents to believe the city was already entitled to the fourth class rating. Assessor Payne has prepared his assessments sheets and will turn them iver to tbe board of review, next week.

According to Payne the total taxable valuation of property within the corporate limits of the city of Huntington amounts to $4,416,230, being $538,770 Bhort of, the five million which it is necessary for the city to have before entering the fourth class. Payne declares his report last year showed that the city of Huntington had $4,386,150 of taxable property, but the tax certificates returned to City Clerk Harry Young by the county showed that the city possessed $5,123,000 of taxable property valuation. No reason can be assigned by the city officials for the startling discrep sncy and they were completely dumb founded when faced with the figures last night. The hopes of the present city administration had been set on placing Huntington in the fourth class this fall because it was the prevailing opinion the tax returns would show the. taxable property was far above the required five million mark.

The members of the administration were slow to accuse a former auditor of so gross a mistake, but when Payne declared himself ready to submit bis books to a rigid examination the'' belief slowly gained ground a misapplication of figures had taken place. The result of the disclosure is a blow to civic pride. The Commercial associa tion had even taken steps to aid in effecting Huntington's entrance to the higher class, and the heads of the ad ministrative departments had been planning on the grand change that would result this fall when the city was legally capable of making the change. For a time it was considered advisable to order the change made at once ment of an old ordinance requiring all I. The manure to be removed from alley noved from ordinance was resurrected and it was though best to try.

it befdre putting the measures advocated by Dr. Frost Into An ordinance for special appropria Detroit, May 28 Harry Jewett tlons waa drafted and passed. It pro the Pslge racer left Detroit at for the expenditure of $23 by jiuiiuti iiib city auaii enter vna 1 our til class as soon as the taxable property is more than five millions. The only thing that' prevented the action being taken waa the fact that the mortgage exemptions lowered tbe net taxable property valuation to $4,025,420 and left some legal question on" making the change of Despite the fact Huntington can not enter the fourth class the gain of taxable property was $30,080. Payne ascribes this fsct to the increasing population of the city.

More than 300 tax lists were added in the last year and scarcely an empty bouse can be found in the city, he declares. Two years ago, Psyne said, between, 300 and 400 empty houses could be found In Huntington. Another thing, he said, which made the gain possible is the fact that people are giving their cash money to the assessors for listingT Since the 73 per eent rste on the dollar for cash, great araau roau.tera. mtrMt nn atrrft "7. cars will 'be capable' of sestinz forty touring cara, scmi rscers of all descrip 1 oa I gooas and merchandise Invoiced, persons without resorting to camp stools, 'these' to be carried along for tip to midnight The returns which were Etorten fa.

Mitten July 2fl, 1871. To this retreat before the advancing in emergency. The same as in. tbs demon received in Newark up to midnight and union were born the following children I "rrecteV General r'Huerta commander atrrtinf car. A A part schedule bas been worked ont tions snd the very air was murky from the smoke from the counties exhausts.

St I Ininla M.nn.' a hmtnfnr xsnoUA frnm Ka This morning between 7:30 snd 8:00 sessors has been given in. o'clock one of the grandest sights ever Vr i V. i But few improvemenU were made given to motor bug. will strike Hunt Fin" "PP during th. last year, Payne said, and ington.

About two hundred sutomo 1 71, kept tho incree in taxable biica belonginir to members of ths Wol property down to a minimum. Indi i piuuriiT uuwu oiiuiaium. tuui" verins Auto flub of Detroit, are cheriuld to psss cutrh here on their wsr to tbe ffrest rsees. crowd onlyMOl. It appears from the children, an aged mother, Mr.

Miry March General Campa with 3.000 men Slivered rbout August 15 the 'P" niKht Fort' Wayne, one from Hackensack and nearby Brudder who has msds her home with in General Oroico is jij in moy iklijaV for bftn days beyond and eightv flvs reservationa ia Bergen county that Taft has her daughter for the last ten years, one" control of all the railways and tele me. of became in? et fk Anthony hot! alone. 'DECISION AFFIRMED Ia a deciaioa handed down by the Ia 3iana aaprems court yesterday 'the judgment was affirmed giving Mrs. "Thomas Pouers draf against th. Americas Surety company, bonds mra for Fsloon Keeper Brown who sold her hubaid drinks and earned im to LAND BOSS SMITH Roes Pmith wss arrested last nifrht by Patrolman William Wee JUDGE AT AUTO.

RACT Dr. A. H. Wagner, tbe den will of tbe rush orders th it are bring handl ed In the. factory now.

sclwdulc calls for tbs departurs of three cars I4 to rev.je the moving ord.nsnc giving I ftions point that the extensive build mr iii uri a. husuuiut bwuv shut 7 ing in progress now snd the rapid in flux of strangers in the city a magnificent gain eaa be made ia the next However, judging from the increaso made during ths last year, and the divergence between the property valuation and the five million mark, the city eaa not enter tbe fourth class for two or three years. Tbe property valuation ia Huntington township outside the city ia $1, 332.430, being a gain of $15440 ever Fort Wayne to Indianapolia'end also I panted, Tbe petitioa of Al MUW aadjyj of th Mon. for more northcmly cities and thus a n'tee olBers lor wster spnaaimg mi naioritv of the ears com in from een 1 First street was reewved and placed tral northern Indiana pass throurh this I on file. petitioa or rea oemmer aaa The days preceeding tbe race, this 1 twenty seven outers lor eu oa aaiob vesr differ from (Iwm last year only Main, street was grssta.

that sow racers have bees takes over Jus 85, was th. daU set to hear land. All the racers for the bis? event I objection to tbe soastrucOon at a tntinned Fsg Foar) Cbatianed ea Page Four) TOWN WIPED OUT Tuka, Okla. May Three eersoas ars reported killed aad many injured ia the tows of Fkiatnuk which Was track by a tornado today. AM wires ia the virisity sr.

down. It is said the town was practically wiped oat by th. stonn..