Mrs. I tost wick was married for the
fourth time, on June 2S last. to O'Don- |
noil. They started at once on a train
westward. Mrs. O'Donnell died on '
the train. Her body was removed j
from the train at T'ticn and was >
brought hack here and buried.
NO LICENSE WINS
FOUR MORE CITIES
No Shills to Wei Colon In
the Bay Stale
Boston, f)oe. R.—A swoonin':; vic
tory for tlio no-lioense for os in Mas
saohnsotls was recorded yesterday
when four of the cities holding elec- !
tions shitted from the wet to the dry
column. They are Kail III or. Haver
hill, Taunton and Leominster.
The license advocates were not sue.- |
cessful in effect'ns any chances, and i
in every city except Gloucester the
license vote was reduced, and in most
cases substantially.
New Medford kept in the wet col- ;
umn. hut the vote was cut from a
plurality of t’239 a year aero to 496. ;
New Medford voters chose Charles B. j
Ashley for mayor for the eighteenth
time.
City and Mayor. Yes. No.
Brockton. McLeod, R.447(1 Bai t
■Cambridge .3654 6700
bPall River. Kay, R.RibiO 8359
Gloucester .2052 IBttl
cHaverhill. Morse .3S92 39SS
bHolyoke, White .42S1 3SX3
■ l^omlnster .1315 1649
Marllvoro. Pine. R .1753 1179
New Medford, \shley, C.P. 71d5 6609
Northampton. Morse, R...1796 1509
Pittsfield. Moulton, R.3438 3334
■ Salem .2571 3018
Springfield, Stacey, R.6198 5756
■Taunton .2713 2X91
Waltham, Williams, R _1520 2567
aNo mayor voted upon.
bile-elected.
eNo party designation.
WAR ON HIGH PRICES
Commission to Investigate Condition*
In the Bay State
Boston, Dec. 6.—PlatiB for a
sweeping investigation Into the high
cost of living were announced by
Governor McCall, who will appoint a
special commission.
