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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-04
who WILL Be PRESIDENT !?

to 10000 and other cities report large
gains Chairman Kurz has dispatches
from Jefferson, Butler, Ashtabula,
Adams, Summit, Meigs and other coun-
ties, known rs agricultural dis riots re-
porting. gains, so that very decisive re-
suits are predicted of the rural districts,
not showing such changes for Bryan as
We're claimed.
Toledo-2l precincts give Mckinley
Also; Bryan, 3,3G3. This will give this
city to Mckinley by $500, the normal
majority.
Cincinnati-13o precincts one. half the
city, indicates Hamilton county will 20
$4,000 for Mckinley.
Cincinnati.-64 precincts outside of
Hamilton and Cuyahoga county give Me-
kinley 1862 Bryan 9,654 Same i'll 1922
gave Harrison $500: Cleveland 1850.
Cuyahoga county, 15.precincts, Mckinley
1914; Bryan $500. Same in 1898 Bush
nell 1854; Campbell l,647.
Cincinnati. Mckinley carriesh is own
ward ia Canton by POI. This ward gave
Cleveland 103
Cincinnati. precincts outside of
Hamilton and Cuyuhoga county gives
Mckinley 22,o70, Bryan 1860. This rate
of gain indicates 100, 600 plurality for Nc
Kinley.
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nI1SSOURI-17 votes.

st. Louis. Three precincts in the
Eleventh Congressional district give
Bryan 80; Mckinley, 200.
st. Louis Notwithstanding the polls
have been closed here for two and one
half hours but zone precinct has been
heard from out of 1926 in the CITY, 1t was
the third precinct of the Sixth ward, and
the judges had n row over the counting
of the ballots which resulted in scaling
up the ballots and taking them to the
election commissioner Office.
Kansas City-Sheriif O'NeilI comedies
that the Republicans have led Kan
sas City by 1000 to 5000.
st. Louis, Mo.-Eleven precincts out.
side of St. Louis give Bryan ,439; Nc
Kinley go.
St Louis--At 9:30 no official returns
has been received from this city. At the
Chestnut street station where the official
returns are TO be received it is said delay
is due to the fact that this is the first elec-
tion held here under the Australian bal.
lot law and that the judges and clerks
are not familiar with it,
st. Louis.-24 precincts outside of St
Louis out of n total of 300 give Bryan
$3.50: Mckinley, l,9iS.
ST Louis.--At II o'clock returns were
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Plush Capes.

There Is an ever increasing demand
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SO fine Plush Capes in four styles, as
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One lot extra heavy weight SILK Plush
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with jet. marten collar, $40, actual
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Finer grades SILK Plush Capes at
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NEVADA-3 votes.
NEBKAsKA-s votes.

Bryan's Home state Will Give Him a
Good Lift
Omaha Nov. s-The following state
ment was issued at a. m. TO the Asso.
ciated Press:
ave will carry the State by $1,000 and
elect all Of the Congressman, entire State
ticket and legislature.
GAMES G. DAHLMAN.
chairman Democratic State Commit.
tee
Omaha Nov 3-At 0:30 the indica-
tions are that the State of Nebraska on
the Presidential ticket will be Exceeding
ly close. Seventy three precints outside
of Omaha and Lincoln give Mckinley TO-
00S; Bryan 9,302.
Both candidates are making big gains
over the vote of 1894 The gains offset
one another, however. In the larger
towns of the state Mckinley leads Bryan
and in the smaller villages Bryan leads
Mckinley. On the theory that Bryan
will carry the farmer vote the present
situation is favorable to him, since no re.
turns of importance have yet been re.
ceivcd
Those rural districts which have re.
ported, however do not bear out the idea
that the farmers are voting for Bryan.
Ten rural precincts have reported show
ing about the ratio which obtains in the
smaller towns of the state. This means
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IOWA-13 votes.

Dcs Moines, Ia The Register (Repul-
lican) claims that Iowa will give McNin
ley over $4,000 plurality and elect an en-
tire Republican Congressional delegation.
Des Moines, Ia.-Chnrman Curry,
Democratic State central committee, says
reports very favorable for Democratic sue
cess in Iowa and with showing made in
Des Moines and Polk county will carry
state by upwards of $4,000. The indie
pendent, however, says previous claims
of heavy gains by Mckinley managers are
not exaggerated.
Des Mones, Ia.-Indications here are
that Iowa will give Mckinney Il plurality
of So, 900 or 100, 900.
Des Moincs.-G precincts in Iowa, Nc
Kinley, II, 800; Bryan, $3.50.
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Mckinley will carry Nebraska by small
vote, though the silver men do not con
cede this.
New York-The Herald says Mckinley
carries Nebraska by $4,000.
Omaha. ELECTROMAGNETIC precincts in
Nebraska outside of Omaha: Mckinley,
1895; Bryan, 3,0l7. In 1894, Republic
cans 3,2l4 Democrats Populists, 2,64S.
Reports from Lincoln say il has gone
1000 70: Mckinley.
Omaha.-12 out of 76 precincts in city
give Mckinley 1:963; Bryan, 1, 1913. Same
in 1894, Republican, SOL; Democrat-Pop.
ulists, 1873.
Lincoln. The Fifth ward of Lincoln
gives Mckinley S13 and Bryan Ga. At
Democratic headquarters it is claimed
Tonight that Mckinley will carry the
city OF Lincoln by not more than 1000,
but they say they will he Offset in other
parts of the county and chances are that
Bryan will carry Lancaster county.
Lincoln, Neb.-The Seventh ward gives
Mckinley one majority out of total
vote of GSl. Two years ago it was car
ried by the Republicans by 243
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Kid Cloves.

For live years past we have been sole
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we have built up q trade which other
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We have never adopted deceptive
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makers,
We still have exclusive sale OF Fos-
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SALEM.

Salem, Va, Nov. Special. Yes
terday morning the sun rose clear and
bright in cloudless sky. The air was
crisp and bracing At G:39 the court
house bell was rune and the polls were
opened in the various voting precincts.
The day passed without accident or Incl
dent worthy of note. Following is the
vote at the four Salem voting precinct.
North Salem-Bryan. 1872: Mckinley,
FOG; Palmer 3; lowering, II Otey, l5S
Radford, 200; Johnson, 10: Hoge, 4.
South Salem-Bryan, l5l Mckinley,
2ll; Palmer, 3; lowering, 49, Otey, 1862:
Radford, 213; johnson, 81; .Hoge, il.
West Salem-Bryan, Gl Mckinley, &c:
lowering, IL Johnson, II. Otcy, G6; Rad
ford, 50: Johnson, 10: Hogc, l.
Glenvar-Bryan, 30; Mckinley, 50:
lowering, 3. Otey, 90; Johnson, IL;
Hoge, ,.
Brands Mckinley, 60; Bryan,
10; Radford, 81; Otey, Al; Hoge, l; John.
son, 3.
salem, IVA, Nov. s. Especial. Re
ports from various precincts in Roanoke
county not all in. Republican .majority
in the county will not he less than 25O.
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rality. G.20S. Black, Il, 173 Porter. Is.
, 3Il. Plurality for Black, $3.50.
New York. 500 election districts out
of the l,3J2 i'll New York city give Me
kinley 81 ,433: Bryan 1901: Palmer g.
| 201.
New York 900 election districts out of
the ,292 in New York city give McNin.
ley 95,G06; Bryan S2,1l5; Palmer 3.GIS.
New York-150 election districts out of
the ,;92 in New York city give McKin-
ley 7S,ll0; Bryan Is, 322: Palmer 2,91l.
New Nork-New York State, 100 dis
tricts out of 3,354 election districts (out-
side OF New York city and Kings give
Bryan 22,9S5; Mckinley $3.50; Palmer
2S3. Same election districts in 1892 gave
Cleveland 26, Pol: Harrison &c, 500.
New York. 600 election districts out
of 1892 in New York city give Mckinley
los, 1913; Bryan 90, 022: Palmer 1. 093.
New York-At 5 O'Clock Gen. Osborne
secretary of the Republican national
committee, sent the following bulletin:
Reports show that we have carried Mary
land and West Virginia. New York will
give us about 300 600 majority Iowa
will probably give $4,000 plurality.
Maryland 10, 1000 Tennessee 90. 900; Mass
achusetts 100000. Illinois will give IL
large majority. We are also confident of
Kentucky. Mckinley and Hobart are
elected without II doubt.
Based upon returns from one fourth of
the election districts above the Harlem,
together with nearly complete returns
from New York and Kings county, which
includes New York city and BROOKLYN.
the plurality of Mckinley over Bryan in
the State of New York is estimated Mt
295,000
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EIISSISSIPPI-9 votes


The Democrats Make Clean Sweep of
This State.
Jackson. Miss. Nov. 3-NIississippi
sends II solid Democratic delegation to
the next Congress. They are: First dis
trict, Allen re elected; Sullivan, Second;
Catchings reelected, Third; Fox, Fourth
Williams, Fifth, reelected; Love Sixth
Henry, Seventh.
New Orleans, Nov. 3.-Rcturns so far
received.make it absolutely certain that
Bryan has carried the State by probably
10000 plurality, and that the Democrats
have elected Congressman us follows, all
for free silver: First, Gen. Adolph
Meyers; Second, Judge X. c. Davey;
Third, r. +. Broussard, Fourth, Henry
W. Ogden Fifth 5. f. Baird; Sixth,
Samuel Robertson.
Jackson, Mississippi gives
Bryan II majority of $4,000 The vote for
Watson will not exceed 10000 The
seven Democratic candidates for Con-
gress are elected by majortics ranging
from 1000 to ), 200.
New Orleans. Indications point to
Bryan carrying the State by ZOO to 40,
600
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Cloth Capes.

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One lot heavy fine Black Beaver
Cloth Capes, trimmed with cloth Ep.
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brocaded satin, only So. See it. We
claim 1t worth S.
One lot very fne Black Beaver Cloth
Capes, with slashed rolled collar. ap-
plique trim med, positively worth 81 SO,
for only SIS.
One lot heavy fine Black Beaver Cloth
Capes, trimmed with Astrachan ap-
pliques, only IS and really would be
cheap at 81.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-04
WEST vIRGINIA-6 votes.
No Official Returns, But Likely That Nc
Kinlcy Will Get the State.

4No piiiSiii laCbulIiS, Iput Eil -hC-
Kinlcy Will Get the State.
Wheeling, ". Va, Nov. 3.-No official
returns have been received from any part
of this State ut l O'Clock rs the count is
slow, but semioflicill reports from about
half the State show Republican gains
everywhere and there is now no longer
any doubt that Mckinley has carried
West Virginia. At Republican head
quarters the statement is given out that
il is now only IL question OF majority.
Dovener, Congressman, First district, is
certainly reelected, and the Republicans
claim all three of the others, the legisla-
ture and State ticket.
Wheeling, W. Na.-Taylor county Re
publican majority 600, an increase of 300
over 1892. In Parkersburg, GOO more
votes polled than in 1854, Republican
gain indicated.
Wheeling, w. Va.-No definite returns
yet, but estimates from six counties
show heavy Republican gains. Rcpubli.
can State chairman claims the State for
Mckinley by $1,000.
Wheeling, W. Va.-Count throughout
the State progressing slowly, Republican
gains indicated
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NIINNESOTA-9 votes

st. Paul-Twelve precincts st Paul
give Mckinley 1910; Bryan l,9G2.
New York 10 election districts out
Kinley lis, 49, Bryan TO-, 039 Palmer
,22S.
st. Paul.-4S precincts in Minneapolis
give Mckinley 7,42G; Bryan, 4,243
Twenty-three precincts city of st. Paul
give Mckinley 3,ll0; Bryan 2,221.
Minneapolis.-Thc ratio of gains for
the Republicans indicates one OF the
largest Republican majorities ever cast
i'm Minnesota
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CoNGRATULATEs THE MAJOR.

Canton, Nov 3 Major Mckinley at
1915 received the following telephone
from Mark Hanna ut Clcvcland
''IIon. VIM. Mckinley: The feeling
here beggars description. The boys at
Union Club send love and hearty con
CIVILIZATIONS. You are elected to the
highest Office in the land by the people
who have always loved and respected you.
M. a. HANNA"
Major Mckinley received ut 1913 the
following message from indianapolis:
Returns thus far received indicate
that you have carried Indiana by 35, 900.
&C. w. FAIRBANKS
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WATT, RETTEW & CLAY.
BRYAN NOT WORRIED.
He Read the Returns Up to Midnight
and Then Went to Bed

Lincoln, Neb. Nov. 3.-AIr Bryan's
immediate friends reported ut midnight
that he could not consider the cause as
definitely lost, but that on the contrary
he considered that there was still ground
for hope of his success. He had expected
that the first returns being from the large
cities would he against him. He left
orders that the principal bulletins he sent
tosshis rooms and he read them there.
manifesting especial interest in the re-
ports from Nebraska.
In case of the confirmation OF the le-
port OF his defeat It is unC crstood to he
Mr.. Bryan's intention to issue an address
urging the maintenance of the silver cause
us the paramount issue for the next cam.
paign.
At II o'clock the cores pondcnts ut the
Bryan house awaiting the results were
served with lunch, and at 1890 the library
was closed and no more bulletins were re-
ceivcd.
Mr. Bryan was asleep and no one was
allowed to see him.
Senator Faulkner said:
at is impossible at this hour to ex-
press an opinion on the complexion of
the House or the general result. The re-
ports have been so conflicting and so con-
Trajectory and have been in such direct
opposition to our pri 5ate kilograms that
we feel impossible to express an opinion
until we hear from our managers in the
several States which we have regarded as
doubtful. We as yet concede nothing,
either as to the House or general result
Senator Butler had nothing to say for
publication He, however, questioned
the accuracy of the returns i'll many in.
stances, pointing out what he deemed the
Inconsistencies of some of the reports.
President Cleveland declined to say any.
thing tonight for publication.
Washington.- Chairman Babcock, OF
the Republican Congressional committee
claims majority of over 100 in the next
House against silver
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NEW YORI<-36 votes.
The Empire State Gives Mckinley Ire
mendous MAJORITY.

The Empire State Gives Mckinley Ire
T@ menuous Majority
Albany, n y, Noy, 3.-Never in the
history OF national elections has there
been such Il quiet and orderly election rs
that which marked the close of n heated
and remarkable campaign in this State
Hardly lad the polls closed when the re-
suits from small districts began to come
in and the city vote in New York and
other cities began to be tabulated.
In the State mt large, outside of New
York city and Brooklyn, the expected
gains of the Democrats. from the regular
Republicans We're not apparentat all.
Later in the nlght,a the fuller returns
from the counties were known, it became
fairly sure that the plurality for the Re
publican national ticket in the State
would exceed 275, 600. That the Republi-
can candidates for governor, THOUGH
elcteed, ran behind the national ticket.
was due - TO the vote in Renssalaer.a and
Albany counties. In no county in the
State was there recorded Il Democratic
gain. The Congressional delegation from
the State does not differ materially from
that elected in 1894, the Republicans
electing to-day - members, besides one
independent candidate, while sthc Demo-
Gratis elect six members
The vote for Gen. Palmer ut the head
of the national Democratic ticket was
less than one per cent of the total vote.
The complete vote of New York city
gave Mckinley plurality of $3.50, as
against Democratic plurality of 10000
for Cleveland in 1892 net Republican
gain of %, $50 votes. In New York the
Palmer vote was about , per cent of the
vote.
The State assembly, out of $50 mem
hoc
Gratis elect 49, so that on joint ballot of
the legislature to elccta successor to Sen
ator Hill the majority will be Repubi-
can.
New York-33S election districts out o
the 1892 in New York city give McKm-
leg 30, Cos Bryan, 81, 932; Palmer, 1,l15.
New York-Returns received up to
p. III. indicate Il plurality of 5000 for
Mckinley in the city.
New York-00 election districts out
of the 1902 in New York city give Nc
1,401.
New York-50O election districts in
New York city give Mckinley 81 15l
Bryan, 3.7lS; Palmer 1913.
New York-Thc polls closed at j
O'Clock in this city and State The
weather remained beautiful throughout
the day. The full vote was cast so early
that in many districts the poll clerk
were idle during the last hours. No re
turns will be available inside of an hour
Rochester, n. Y.-10 voting districts
embracing the entire city Of Rochester
give Bryan, 1885; Mckinley 1888
The same districts in 1892 gave CLEVELAND
13, 1876; Harrison, H. 97. The net Repub
;can gain over 1892 is 1910.
New York-70 districts out of 3,35-
sion districts (outside of New Yorl
Ings) give Bryan, 1885; McKin
SOB; Palmer, 0. Same election
in 1892 gave Cleveland 13, 135
1857.
40 election districts in New
Mckinley $3.50; Bryan
N25.
Stricts in New York cit.
MIG; Bryan, $3.50; Pal
President: 20 election
NJ in New York cit,
\; Bryan, 1875, Pal
City complete Civ
wan, 1855. Plu
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received from three city precincts giving
Bryan Pol; Mckinley 200; Stevens, Dem
ocrat 346; Lewis 2l4
st. Louis-30 precincts in Missouri
outside st. Louis out of "A total of 2,0l0
give Bryan i,5Sl; Mckinley 1905: Stcv-
ems Ill, Lewis 2,G61.
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LOCKED THEMSELNEs Up

Washington, Nov. Chairman Faulk-
ner, of the Democratic Congressional com
mittee, Senator German and few Other
notable Democrats are locked in Demo-
cratic headquarters here rece living the
news. They refuse admittance to all, in
Guiding newspaper men. Senator Butler.
chairman of the Populst committee, is
also receiving the news behind closed
doors. The Republicans are bulleting
the returns Mt Republican Congressional
headquarters and are keeping open house.
Chairman Babcock claims Mckinley
landslide.
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WATT, RETTEW & CLAY.

One lot extra heavy Black Beaver
Capes, self trimmed, at Sc We claim
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One lot Black Astrachan Cnpes.
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WISCONSIN-I2 votc,.

The Badger State Will Go For McKin-
ley and Protection.
Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. B. National
Committeeman &c Wall and. State Chair
man George w Peck, of the Democratic
party conceded ut midnight that Wiscon-
sin would 90 Republican by between so
600 and -, 600.
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I modern convcniences, in southwest part of
the city. Rent cheap. Sec HARTSOOK IL CO.,
Market square. Il st
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MONTANA, votes.

Bryan Carries Montana by II Handsome
Majority.
Butte, Mont, Nov. 3.-Bryan's ma
iOrity in the Stnte may rench il. 1000.
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NEW JERSEY-IO votes.
New Jersey Goes ror Mckinley by a
Large Majority

large Majority.
Trenton, y. j., Nov. 3.-At3 o'clock
it was estimated that the State had gone
for Mckinley by about 5000 lioth
branches of'the Legislature are Republi-
can 10y about IS majority
New Hork.-Reports received from all
parts of New Jersey with no county COM
plete Indicate state gone Republican by
10000. Seven Of the eight Republican
candidates for Congress appear to be
elected.
Newark, y. J.-Chairman Price of the
Democratic state committee admits the
State has gone for Mckinley by 10000.
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BEDFORD

Bedford City, Nov. 3.-tSpecial. Re
ports not all in. Majority for Bryan and
Otey will not be less that 400 in Bed.
ford county.
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DON'T PAY FOR DIRT

When you order coal. We send clean
coal. Give us II trial order and see.
EARMAN e. FLIPPO,
Phone 6S. 10S Salem avenue w.
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ROCK CANDY.

\ fresh supply just received and 70
sale ut wholesale and retail at Catogni'
confectionery.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-04

Smith Bros cough drops, Wholesale
and retail. at Catogni's
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-04

Fried oysters, stcwcd oysters, broiel
oysters on toast at Catogni's.
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One case of Dark Calicoes at 4 1-2 cents
at The Bazaar
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Oysters by the quart at Bowman's.

School books and supplies at lowest
prices. Gravatt's Fair, Salem avenue.
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W7ANTED-A GOOD MULCH COW. WILL
w pay cash. 7. Z. ID. HARrSOOK & CO.,
Market square. IL q 81
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SEWALL TALKS

Bath, Me-, Nov. 3.-Arthur Sewall,
Vice-presidential candidate was inter
viewed by an Associated Press represen.
tative. Said he:
''We will be under Government con.
troled by syndicates and trusts for the
next four years, as we'll rs by injunction.
Mr. Bryan received 142 votes, which
shows there are some honest men in the
country vet.
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Did you see those cent Outing Elan
nels ~ the "BaZaar?n