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PROPERTY FOR RENT.

PROPERTY FOR RENT.
s12s u25)
1903 18TH ST. NV Brick: 90 rooms
ditlon: a. M. i.
6126 t74)
44ai 4ai 9Th ST: Nw.--Brick; 2l rooms and
baths; suitable for resioence or boarding
NV. residence; ne WY decorated; 4 rooms
a1d baths: 2 offices arranged on first
floor for physician; heated by hot water:
S75. uO3
sac INDIANA AVENUE NV Brick
office building or resiuence' large rooms:
Sy5. u1O)
25l4 18TH ST. NV. COLUMBIA
HEIdHTs-New and modern house: l2
rooms. a. IN. l..
$40. u1D
HEIGHTS Bay window brick: new aud
modern home: Q rooms: a m.i
724 18TH ST. NW.-Brick; IL rooms
and bath: good conditions: a. M. 1.
$50. t15)
1874 CORCORAN ST. Nw.-Brick: i2
roOnis and bath: thorough order: u. IN. !.
$50. tI13)
1o1 18TH ST. Sc Brick: furnished:
rooms and bath: u. m. i.
$A6. u14
I1o6 sTH ST. sE.-Briek store and
dwelling: IL rooms.
S45. u14)
l1Os STH ST sE.-Brick store and
dwelling, = rooms: u. III. l.
&38.6O. t96)
1873 FIFTH ST. NE.-Brick furnished.
rooms and bath; comfortable home; first
class condition.
4s B ST sw.-Brick. II rooms and bath:
ne" ''1s'' sas. us5,
1925 PA. AVE. NV. store aud
rooms; brick dwelling.
2010 II ST. nv. Brick, 8 rooms aud
bath in good condition.
Io6 SEVENTH ST. NW.-Sccond story
flat.
82z.6O. (s2)
Brick. Z rooms and bath; u. IN. /.
S22.6o. u15)
11os Il ST. NE.-New. & room. and bath:
$4,000. GD
20 D ST. NE.-6 rooms and bath: Coz
crete cellar; a. IN. /.
2oo 18th ST. Nw.-Briek. 6 rooms and
S2O.6O. uIs,
623 L ST. NE.-Brick. 10 rooms and
bath: q. III. l.
Szo.bo. u1s,
627 ]. ST. NE.-brick. 10 rooms and
bath; u. III. 1.
$4,000. u16)
72 d ST. Me- rooms and bath; con-
crete cellar; ID. 1.
TAKoMA PARK. COR. MONTGOMERY
AND PINE AVE--7-room frame: large
yard.
All E ST. Nr..-br.cK. rooms and bath
HOY G ST. wo-room nats:
SIS. d45)
DEANwOOD, d. C.-Two Groom cot
tages; well located and in good condition.
SIS, t144)
LANIER HEIGHTs.-6-room and bath; J.
cottage; heated by hot water.
Sl3. d37
924 F ST. Sw.- store and 6 rooms; brick.
$3.50. u22)
244 oREAL COURT Ne. NEAR CAPI-
TOL.-6-room brick.
4o5 KY. AVE sH.-B-ick, six rooms
and bath.
Sl2.3O. u24
614 TWELFTH = NE.-5-room brick.
SO. GO7,
5413 7TH ST. BKiGHTwOOD PARK.
Frame: six rooms: large yard.
Desirable office rooms in the Bliss Dui!d-
ing. facing Capitol, single or en- suite.
SO. uas
924 1-2 F ST. Sw.-6-room brick.
SO. - u39
SIG 10TH ST. sw.-5-room brick.
SO. 140)
WHITNEY. AVE, BET. 9TH AND 10TH
STS. NW.-S-room frame.
SO. u42)
REAR 2O1o H ST. Nw.-4-room brick.
$3.50. t141)
WHITNEY AVE. BET. 9TH AND 10TH
SITS. NW.-3-room frame.
$3.50. t143)
REAR1725 Pa. A.AVE.Nw.-5-roomb brick.
So. uaI,
Stable in rear 1897 4th st :: room for two
horses and two carriages.
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BusINEss CHANCES.

SHOE business Would like TO correspond
with lady or gentleman that would
invest III the shoe business in Washington
Address SHOES, this office. Item
WANTED in established bi-
cycle business. with ST0o- Address
BICYCLE. this office jug-3t
FOR SALE-Grocery and provision
store in ne. section; doing good busi-
ness: on account of iil-heaith. Address j.
A. Il, thls Office. Ju4-7t.em
FOR SALE-Grocery and fixtures:
cash trade; good location: good reason
for selling Place OF business. 35 st.
NV. je2-1t
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FOR sALE-suRuRBaN.

FOR SALE-A neat cottaSc: nearly
new, rooms: right at depot on r. Il.
to Baltimore: 2 miles out; clear, pure, ufi-
equalcd water OH the place: a very desirable
homo; terms, one-third cash; balance in
one and two years: possession ut once Ap-
ply 20 4. J. sWARTZ, COS 9Th st. NV
le6-3t
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FOR REsr-sroRE s. DWELLING.

FOR RENT-Store and dwelling, 4O4
Sth ST. me-; s rooms, all IN. l.; cemented
cellar: suitable for either bakery or dairy;
rent, $3.50; key, No. 400 Sth st.
Ju5-3t, ,em
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

WE close saturdays at p. m. turing the
months OF June, July and August. COM
RISON PAPER CO., John L. Prosise,
Treae. Je5-4t
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FOR SALE-Lauy's Columbia wheel;
466 Pa. ave. NV. Je6-3t
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FOR SALE-Ladies' aud Gents din
Jag room; good business; everything
complete. good reason Tor selling, pos
SESSION at any time. Call and examine
CHARLES Ii. E0NCE, 10 Harrison street
Anacostia iu5-3t-em
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Prindng out
ut, loot power press, ETC.; VIII trade
for bicyc,v. nUGH hEMPLER, 2l2 oln
ST. NV Je6 st
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FOR SALE-H HOCSES.
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

SEE the Gonzaea; high-Erade wheel
for SEQ; guaranteed; open Sunday.
SWEENEY CYCLE CO., 6l0 18Th ST
NV. ju7-3t
HIGH GRADE BICYCLES
hungers ardie Special and Boyd
Special; simple, strong, durable, and fully
guaranteed. WORCESTER CYCLE MFG.
CO., agency. 1880 14th st. NV. my30- I'M
RTCvCT.E Rargains 2s-in wheels
ladies' or gents. 90 make listed al S65,
$50. we will sell for few days at S44 S5S
cash. all guaranteed. A. B. CARPENTER.
14th and Park sts., Mt. Pleasant. my30-1m
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F'OR S-ALE TO sdFt sUU.Hbtl 'CI =
IIne J.dr; CJst S225; almoso new; VIII
Sell TOt less lnan mar cost. NORTHERN
LIBERTN GA RRlAGE WORKS, n. ave-,
beI. AIh ana oNn SIS. NV. le6-3t
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FOR SALE-Haif interest in valu-
aDae PATENT Apply to All Pa ave,
WsshIupt,,u G. fe6-3t
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FOR SALE-Cheap,a a roil-;op oesk, and
chair, ana 50 pneumatic lire bicycle,
In good coauItion. MILLER, Eotel Ven
dome. Sd and Pa. ave. NV. lu5-3t-em
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FOR SALE-At private sale. at sac
ture IN good order, at mo New York ave,
consIsIlng OF iieavy OAK Dedroom su-lS, best
springs ana Eair mattresses, leather pu-
lows. Doistcrs and bedding, toilet sets, car
pets, rugs, rUcEvrs, dining chairs, etc, three
parlor suits, lcycn pieces each, dining room
and kitchen fixtures. call and examine at
once, or address ll10 n. Y. ave.
iIi-.if-NM
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FOR SALE-Corner grocery; splendid
meat stand, cheap If sold at once. 2263
18TH ST. NV. Ju63t-cm
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FOR SALE -Sl75-Cafc and dairy
lunch loom. centrally located; rent paid
up TO July 1 great bargain; owner com
peeled 10 leave town. NECESSITY, this
office. ju5-3t-cm
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rou sa1.r-MIscEILAxEovs.

FOR SALE Canopy top surrey in iirst-
Cl.iss ,u4Iiuon; Il bargain McGkAiH,
POS iUIl ST. EW Sgt etn
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FOR RENT-sTABLE.

FOR RENT-STAB BILE.
FOR RENT Adjacent, 25xS0 foot
brick Duilding; two apartments; part
stable; well ventilated; five stalls. every
convenience. has been a milk depot; 81 2.
Apply 800 l1th st. Sc. ju5-7tem
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EOR L.c-nIgii-g gralae ~ eniuIIiei ire
pIrS cIc. IA good order: l2 lbs, $50 >
1894 Sin II. NV: also Il lot IN Del kd y.stit
electric road, cheap ieI-St
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FOR SALE-A grocery anu provision
store. III LUrthwest, fixtures and ice
box, GOING good business, reason Tor.
selling. unable TO attend 10 1t. Address
SALE tll.S office. JuS-St
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w wANTED- Private party wants
building lot l6 It. front. between 18th
aud Goth. uorth Of N st, not over So loot.
Address TIMES REAL ESTATE BUREAU.
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XXyANTED-FOR CASH.
W Residence in Nor;hwes:; largo bod
rooms: baths, steam heat; 25 feet 'front.'
or more; or would buy an old residences
and remodel; inusi be n bargain. Apply
Tnc Times Heal Estate Burrau.
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FOR ALE-Concord barber shop; rare
opportunity Cor. n. II. and oregon
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wANTED-POsTA STAMPS.
w !. NTED-For cash. all kinds OF old
United States Cqstage and Gepartmenf
stamps: collections alsu bought. II. f.
UNkHoRST. 005 9TH st. nv. aps-tf.em
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FOR SALE-25 srIncs ana cases; futn-
ION ana o.ericr news type IN cases and
in good condition; also various other things
that are fdInd in "A weli-equipp1d news
paper office: InLlt be sold immediately: no
Reasonable lrfer refused. Call or address
Times ofiiec. Pa. ave. and lCtiist ny25-tf
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FOR nENr-Roosls.

FOR RENT or3 youugmen can have
nice z,i-iioor, fur. riits.; private family.
40 ii ST. ne. juS-3t,em
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bon SAhE-n N eil-tred Engnsh null
I.I,JS Inquire at WOOD AND COAL
YAhD, 80 aru 4 sis. NV, lel-ot
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WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED Furnished apartments be-
tween F, /, 9Th to 18th sts., first or
second floor, b. H.. q. m. l.: state lowest
rates. n. r.. this office. je3-6t
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Tho Officials who Remained at Their
Posts la Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.--An unusu-
al proportion OF government officials in
the higher Offices remained in Washing
ton and did not vote. The .Ist included
President Cleveland and Private Score
;ary Thurbcr. who were "a. the white
house most ~ the dag. Secretaries o.
ney. Carlisle twho lost his vote by O
techniclllty OF Inc lawl, and Morton.
Solicitor General Holm -. o. Virginia,
ASSISTANT Attorney General Thomas,
Assistant Secretaries Rockhill. Dabney
and Sims and 4 number az bureau
chiefs. some OF whom, however, have
lost their votes by reason OF long resi-
GeIce In Washington. Among those
who did vote were Secretary Francis,
Herbert and Lamont, Postmaster Gem
eral Wilson, Attorney General Harmon.
Assistant Attorney General Whitney, OF
New York: Assistant Secretary W. ".
Baldwin, OF the state department; AS
sistnns Secretaries Hcliy, Curtis and
Wlke, OF the treasury department;
Comptroller EckclS, Assistant Secretary
Reynolds and AsSistaR; Attorney Cen
eral Lionbcrg and Land. Commissioner
LamarcauX. OF the interior department,
and Assistant Postmaster General
Jones, Nelson. Craig and Maxwell. AS
s!stant Secretary McAdoo. OF the navy
department. went 10 New Jersey, but
may find his right TO vote has been
lost Civil Service Commissioner Proc
tor paired with u Kentucky free silver
friend. and Commissioners Rice and
Harlow voted in Albany and St Louis
respectively.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-04

The election in Mart!a'sF'erry passed OF
quietly. In the evening the town went
Wild. the mill whistles blew. and every
Republican changed into cclebra:c-
making the welkln nag.
In the First wurt-AIcKinley, 1S2; Bry-
nm. S.. Danford. lS2: McFndden, S.
For county commissioner. Wilkinson,
Republican. 142: Nannlnger Democrat,
liz
Second ward-NcKinley, ?9i; Bryan,
e5. Wccras. 2SS; Francis. 100.
Third ward-AIckinley. 26s: Bryan.
liz.
Fourth ward-aicKInley had 9; ma
jorlty.
Fifth ward-ArcKinlcy. $50: Bryan, Iea.
The Republicans gained in every
ward over the vote OF 1884. The total
vote cast, l.63S. was m increase OF 37s
over two years REp. IN the country
precinct OF Martins Ferry Mckinley
gained 81.
Richiand township. IN s.. Clairsvllle,
q Democratic stronghold. 3IcElnley's
majority was IA, in the only precinct
heard nom. The chairman of Belmont
county. Republican committee. claims
n majority OF LOCO to 1900 for DanforIl.
IN Belmont county, and 5000 in the dis
trict. SteubcnYllle gives Danford 1000
majority
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When the favorable returns from Nc
brnska, were read, he sat impressive and
apparently obllv4nu5 to the exclama-
lions OF approval from the friends
crowded about him. In tho parlor
across the hall, Mrs. Mckinley and her
near relatives and friends received the
returns. II was trying ordeal for her
as she had been in bed with che Gyrip
early In the evening, but was determined
10 be about. At o'clock the character
o: the private dispatches and general re-
turns reaching the Mckinley home were
such thnt n feeling OF absolute conf
dence took possession OF those conferred
In the Majors library The officials at
the Chicago headquarters sent frequent
private messages 10 Major Mckinley,
oachNole swelling the total Of states
claimed us certain for the Republican
candidate.
Tho detailed returns which were read
rs they came appeared to bear out the
clalm3 from headquarters. and the spirit
OF victory achieved WAS soon on every
lip. Governor Mckinley had Joined his
wife and aged mother in the parlor
across the hail. which was closed up to
the public.
Soon thereafter Major Mckinley came
from the parlor and Joined the crowd In
the outer room. His face now wore
unmistakable looks OF satisfaction and
he Gmiled and chatted with those about
him on the favorable character Of the
reports He was not ready. however. 10
express his own judSnen; on thc result.
although Il WIS evident he shnrAG the
general feeling OF confidence that he
had carried the day. lie Ipokc with
surprise Mt the dcsiuItcreS5 OF the re-
turns ut this carly hour and attributed
It 10 the perfect methods employed in
getting and handling the rcturns.
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Special Dispatch 10 the lntciliScrccr.
GAINESVILLE, O.. Nov. S.-The
vote in Warren township. including
Barnhsvilie. for President. congress-
man and prosecuting attorney was as
follows:
First ward-Mcliinlcy EOS, Bryan S.,
Dantord c0s, Mcfadden Sc. Weens 2OS.
Francis Sc.
Second wnrd-AIcKlnley III. Bryan
So. Danford Ill. McFadden e.. Wecms
20S. Francis sc.
Third ward-8IoKinley l2s. Bryan &C,
Danford 12S. McFaGden &C. Weems l29.
Francis 65.
Fourth ward-IcNinley 147. Bryan
-. Dnnford 14S. McFadden Il. Wecms
1876, Francis 20.
East precnct-AfcKinlcy 1870. Bryan
81. Dancard lS9. McFudden %, Wecms
19i. Francis Sc.
West prcclnct-McKInley 70, Bryan
179. Danford ~. McFnddcn It's. Weems
TO- Francis IFS.
The township vote for common pleas
judge resulted: Hollingsworth OH. GAL
laghcr SIS. For probate judge: Smith
9Sl. MilIgan 1862. FOR sehriI: Darby
93I. Glasgow 4S7. For commissioner:
Wilkinson eli. Ne!nlnscr 6O5.
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KENTUCKY.

LEXINGTON, KY. Nov. s.-Latest
newse from the state indicates that
Mckinley Will carry the state by n
much greater majority than Bradley
carried 1t In 1895 for governor. The
state viii probably give Mckinley g.
600 or $1,000. The result Is great sur
prise 10 the free silver leaders, and
the size OF the result Is a surprise to
the sound money men. Not much news
has been heard from the western part
OF the state where free silver Is strong
or. but the increased. Rpubiican ma
jorit!es In the central and eastern parts
puts thc state beyond question Into the
sound money column.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. 3.-Thc re-
turns from the state received up 10 10
O'Clock indicate that kentucky will
give the Mckinley electors 4 majority
OF from ten 70 twelve thousand. Re
publlcans are claiming Il by l5,001. w si,c
Chairman Sommers. OF the Democratic
committee. says all returns show DEM
ocTattc gains.
IN eight of the twelve wards OF the
city and Jefferson county, with the OK
ception OF one precinct give Mckinley
a majority of 9.25S. All returns from
eastern and central kentucky are IN
rcrnblc TO Republicans. Democrats
probably carried but three congress-
ional districts. BreckilirIdges election
Is probable. ~ Republican ksad1u1r-
tiers SIS precincts have been heard froy,
and slow Il Republican gain OF G.05;
over Bradlcy's, Rep. vote IN 1895, Tho
counties TO hear from are largely Re-
publican.
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REPUBLICAN CYCLERS
Aid tho Intslligeneer In Securing Returns
From the Country Precincts-MHhlke
and Friedrich Make Good Time.

Aid tho Intslligeneer In Securing Returns
From the Country Precincts-MHhlke
and Friedrich Make Good Time.
Tn. IrtellIgencer awaited itselt OF the
offer OF the Cyclcrs' Republican Club
10 render assistance in bringing In the
returns from the country precincts OF
the county, and the returns from the
country were In this way secured much
earlier than w!thou, thc assistance OF
the wheelmcn who are always ready
and willing to do anything TO demon
strate the usefulness OF the cycle.
Early In the afternoon routes were
assigned, as follows.
jess McCausiand-Valley Grove. Lib
crty district; Cool Breeze and TTladel-
phia. In Tr!adeiphia district.
Henry Mahlke and Herman Friedrich
On tandem TO Glenn's run school
house. R!ehland district.
Edward Wicard-School House 40. 2,
Caldwelrs run. Richie district.
a. r. MaIks-BrIcls school house.
Richland district.
These riders left the IntellIgenccr Of
.lce on their wheels at y. IN. and all
OF them had reached their destinations
an hour later. There was an unexpected
delay In counting the votss In the couR-
try, SO that the cyclers were later IL
arriving than wag expected. Mahlke
and Friedrich on their tandem, with
the golden cOlors OF the Cyclers' Re-
Publican Club flying at their masthead,
presenter a pretty spectacle as they
dashed up Main street, en- route 10
G!enn's run gchOol house. In Rlchland
district.
In addition to havlnF the assistance
OF the w'aecImen In getting the returns
from TIN country precincts. IL number
Of them were OF valuable assistance In
getting the returns from number OF
the city precincts that were late IN re-
porting. Cyclcrs were sent 10 the pre-
clncts and secured tho returns and re-
turned them TO the IrtclIIGcacer FULLY
IN hour. before they were received By
Clrk McfHt, OF thc board OF county
commissioners.
Mrhlke and Friedrich on their tan
dem WERE the first to report with the re-
turns. They arrived at 1910 p. m. from
Glenn's run school house. In Rlchinnd
district, having mlGG the run OF Ave
miles in fifteen minutes. The next cy-
cler IN como In was Marks, who report
cd from Brick school house at midnight.
Ed Wlcdrd. from School House No. ..
out CRldwcll'sF run, In Richie district,
got In at l a. m. with the returns from
that place.
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BRIDGEPORT ALL RIGHT.
The Republican Minority rncreaIed Be-
yond the 1901 Vote.

The gepubIicah fhJuFi'y Ahcfeaieu me-
yond the 1901 Vote.
Tho vote in Bridgeport was very
heavy. The Republican, wen 4 notable
victory, tho majority for the head OF the
ticket being 725. The RETURNS in detail:
First Ward.
Prcsldeut-McKInlcy tR.), c2s: Bryan
ID, 100: lowering (PTo0, Z; Palmer
(N. d.. IL; McKInlcy's plurality. ll9:
Secretary Of ;tate-Klnney (R.), l2I;
White (D). III.
Jnlrc OF supreme court-WlllIams
m.), 2227; Stark (D.), llo.
Food and dairy commsssloncr-3lncls-
burn (R.). 2?9: CreaSer (Do. 10; AL
derman (Pro.), 6,
Judge OF circuit court-Burrows (R.).
c GoaS % R.). ls5; McFad-
den I'D 10. =
Judge court OF common plcns-Hol-
lIngsworth (R), 10; Gallagher CD.
Probate juagc-smIth tR). ZIG; Mil
lIgan Cd, Ill; Long Pro(. {.
Prosecuting attorney-WcGma RO.
$50; Francis d.. l0S: Shrcvo Q'ro). Z.
Sherifr--Darby (R). 2@9; Glasgow
(D.), 1906; Kerr Pro.).
second Ward.
Prcsldcnt-McKlnlcy (R). 16i; Bryan
Cd. iI3; lowering Qpro.), 5; McKinlcy's
plurality 81.
Secretary of statc-GiInney (R). lGi:
White CD.j, Il3; R0clihnl Pro.l. s.
Judge OF supreme court-Willlams
(R.). l6i; Stark Cd. llS; Stewart
Pro.). S.
Food and dairy commIssioner--Blncls-
burn O.). I67: CrcaGcr (D.). 100; Alder,
man (PrO.l, 3.
Judge Of circuit cnurt-Burrows R.).
lGi: futile ID. lie.
ConErGsq-DanfOTi Qi.). 165; McFad-
den D.). liz.
Judge court 0f common plcns-Hol-
lIngsworth Nl.), 100: Gallafcr (DD 1O7.
Probate juGSe--Snith ~. 1Gi; MILF
ERn d., 1l3: Long (Pro.), ..
Prosecuting nttorncy--WCcma R.),
lG7; Francis Cd, 10: Shrcvc pro.), e..
SherIn-Dnrby R). lO5; Glasgow
Cd, H.; Kerr ('rO.), s.
Third Ward.
Notwithstanding R). ITO; Bryan
and Scwall %, GO; Bryan ana Watson
(I2co) /: lowering PrO.), !; McKinlcy's
plurality 81.
Secretary Of stnte-Hlnncy R.), $40;
White CD.), GO; ROClthlli (prO.). /.
Judge OF supreme conrt-WlllinmB
U.), li9: Stark 3D., CO; Stewart
prp), I.
Food and dairy CONFERENCE.-The
burn Qs). $50; Crunger (D.). C3; Alder
man tPro.), l. 3 4
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Over In Belmont county. Ohio, the Re-
publIcors made as clean n sweep as their
brethren in Ohio county did or this side
OF the La Belle RIviere. Figures were
difficult to obtain, the country precincts
being particularly hard 10 secure. AZ
IN early hour this morning. however. It
IS thought that the county has gone Re-
publican by over 1000 and possibly the
figures may greatly exceed LOCO. Cap
tain DanfogG. for Congress, Il running
nhead OF his ticket in some OF the pre-
cIncts.
Both In Bridgeport, on the river front,
md in BarHeSy.!le the Republicans
made hnc showing. AT Bcllairc very
heavy vote was policd and the complete
returns could not be obtained In time for
publication this morning. At o'clock
this morning. Il telephone message
stated that Bcllairc would give fully rs
large 4 majority US that OF two years
: ago.
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AT M'KINLEY's HOME.


How tho Next President Received tho
News OF His Election.
CANTON, O.. Nov. 3.--alajor McKin-
ley spent this afternoon with Chairman
Hanna and his party who, with the
local committee. was photographed on
the Mckinley porch. with tho Mai for az
the central figure. At 4 o'clock Mr..
Hanna and HIS associates left for Clevc-
land. Mrs. Mckinley accompanying him
10 the train. Just rs the party were
leaving the houSc an Associated Press
bulletin brought the first actual returns.
those Of q Boston precinct, which show
ed Il heavy Mckinley majority.
Throughout the day and evening per-
TOnal kilograms came from NIL directions
showing cheering assurances AZ c
O'clock definite returns began 10 come In
and preparations were made for read
Ing them nioud IN the Mckinley library,
the doors being oncn TO all who chose 10
come In. The Major sat Mt his desk
smoking n dry cigar. listening attentive
~ 10 each bulletin, but showing no out
ward concern ~ TO the result. Ills
gtenoErnphcr. Mr.. Cooper, read the story
from the steady Stream OF returns In n
loud voice. They came from five
sources md many Implications of tcdl-
ous figures.
There waR n special Interest at the Me-
Klnlcy homo In the Majors precinct,
which Is nomlnally Democratic, and
message that he had carried Il by s05 to
lb7 was received with much satisfaction.
At o'clock Major Mckinley retired for
his supper, while the receiving OF the
returns proceeded, Up to that tlme he
had made 10 comment on the returns
further than to say that The bulk OF
them came from. tho cast thus far.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-04
oNIo'S VOTE.
Full Returns WILL SHOW that nil Record,
iInre f:rrn Nrnkrn

Full Returns Will Show that nil Records
Have :rrn Brokru.
COLUMBUS. O.. Nov. s.--on the COM
parlson of the vote with that of the last
presidential election, Ohio made unpre.
ccdcntcd gains to-day FOR Mckinley.
lnlS?2 Harrison carried Ohio by an aver
age plurality for the Republican elect
ors OF l,0T:. In that year, one OF the
Cleveland and Stevenson electors was
elected. In 1893 Mckinley had a plu-
rality OF over $1,000 FOR governor. The
Republicans carried Ohio In 1884, by 1aT,-
OeO. and last year Rushncll, Republican,
was elected governor by over $4,000. The
Republicans have had phcnonenally
large pluralltles In Ohio tie past thrNe
years, commencing with McEInley's
election as governor Il. 1893, while In
1899 the result; wH6 very closs ;. Tho state
In 1892. for the first tine Ill | not give Its
entire electoral vote 20 the Republican
presidential candidate The largest
plurality ever given Republican prcs-
idcntial ticket In Ohio WIS $1,000 FOR
Garfield In 1850. While thu Democratic
state committee makes no claims on the
state Tonight the Republican state COM
mIttece expect the full rrtrrns 10 break
all records. Kinney for SECRETARY OF
stntc. has about the same vote as Mo-
klnley and Hobart Nt5E