BOSTON EIECTION
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The third trial to elect Mayor in Boston, on
Monday, was, like the two former attempts, unsuc.
cesful--neiher candidate receiving a majority Of


the votes cast, the total of which was 9.099. Bos-
ton is empmtcally in the "nne holes" This ag-
gregato is VA less than were given December 0,
and IS less than the number given December 90.
Mr.. Greene, Democrat, has an increase of 1876
Mr.. Westmpe, Wing. loses 3ls; Mr. Davis. Ma
tive American, gains l02 over the last trial, but
still wants eight votes of the number he obtained at
the first trial.


The last two elections show the following change
in favor Of the Democratic cause:


Decrease in Wing, Native and scattering 11I2
Increase in Democratic vote, 1903