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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-04
WHEN GIRLS USE SLANG.
They Lose the Esteem and Respect of
Refined People.

1t is unfortunate that slang phrases
are so easily slipping into our every
day conversation, and taking apparent
ly so fixed place in our talk" writes
Edward W. Box, in the December La
dies Home Journal "And the worst
Of it is that so many people are using
slang entirely unconscious of the fact
that they are doing So If the com
mon usage Of slang were confined to a
particular order of girls, it would per-
haps, serve as an Indicator of charac-
ter, and pass unhOticed II would at
least not touch the sensibilities of
gentlefOlk. But it is not so confined.
Slang is invading the incest of circles:
it Is beginning to influence the talk of
our most carefully-reared girls. And
this is why the habit should receive
closer attention. Girls are forgetting
that slang phrases and refinement are
absolutely foreign to each other A
slang phrase may he more expressive
than a term of polite usage, but 1t is
never Impressive, except to impress
unfayOrably. 1t is high time that our
girls should realize that they should
speak the English language in their
conversation, and not the dialect of the
race-track, nor the lingo of the base
ball field. A girl may cause a smile by
the apt use of some slang phrase But,
mwardly, those who applaud her place
her, at the same time, in their estima-
ton. No girl ever won an ounce Of
respect by being slangy On the CON
trary, many a girl, unconscious of the
cause, has found herself gradually Slip
ping out Of peoples respect by the fact
that her talk was dotted with slang
phrases. oh, she is clever said a wo
man not long ago, of a girl who could
keep a company continually amused
at her apt use of slang. She amuses
me greatly. But | should not care to
invite her to my home nor have my
girls know her 1t is poor popular
ity for girl, which has as it's only bas-
is the cap and bells of the jester. The
life of the jester is not long"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-04

days after his brother HerbertS death
he died.
The nurses who saved the lives Of
hundreds of the sufferers in that time
were fallen women. When every one
else turned pale with fear and were I'M
able to help themselves or others, these
women quit their lives of shame and be-
came ministering angels. Hundreds of
them went from every city in the
United States to lose or redeem their
lives in the great epidemic. They were
the only reliable nurses and they proved
TO be heroines indeed Many of them
died. None Of them ever returned TO
their lives of shame.-Atlanta Cousti-
tuition.
Binks-I read curious article the
other day advocating tax on beauty.
Jinks-Good idea. They won't have
much trouble in coller ting it.-Harlem
Life.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-04

walk with their black cowls drawn over
their faces so that they can neither see
nor be seen. They are living yet dead
year in and year out they exist, never
raising their eyes to the sky in their
wish to be delivered of the world and
its temptations. Strangers are shown
about the convent by nuns from an ad-
jacent convent, which does not observe
the rule of silence.
The silent sisters rise at four a. m.
and till 1880 tell their beads in the chap
Ell. The refectory is dark, gloomy and
unheated. Instead of floor the feet
sink into sand. Each sister has a little
drawer where her tableware is kept.
Sometimes while at meals the superior
rings a bell and each sister is supposed
to pause instantly, with hands appraised
to the mouth perhaps, and cannot move
till the bell rings again. This is to in
culcate submission and patience.
These women, unlike other sisterhoods,
do no charity, never attending the sick
or suffering, teaching children or res
cuing wayfarers. They are engaged in
notifying the flesh to purify their
souls
Japanese secret KevenIeo.
The japanese have a reputation
which is worthy the admiration of all
other nations for the skill displayed in
the manufacture of decorative articles
and the beauty of the material used.
Lately the secret of some OF their COM
positions of alloy has been revealed.
Sinchu, the finest japanese brass, con-
sists of ten parts of copper and Eve Of
zinc. The splendid hues of shadko, an
other beautiful alloy. are impaired by
treatment with acids. 1t Is formed by
mixing gold and copper, the proportion
Of gold to the entire mass varying from
one to ten per cent.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-04
SILENT SiSTERHOOD.
Women Who Enter II Are Con demned
to Eternal silence.

There is refutation of all the SIAN
ders in regard to woman's ever-busy
tongue in sisterhood which exists in
France and which resembles the famous
Trappist monks, who never speak.
These women when they voluntarily
enter the convent are condemned to
eternal silence. 1t is the only sister
hood of it's kind in the world and was
founded in the beginning OF the nine
!eenth century. The so women within
the walls never leave their chosen home,
never speak to one another, never lift
their eyes except in prayer or work and
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-04
.EIIFR|Na Several Hours
'jiE'IIs1I3 Saved.
jast Time and Through SIsepsrs
CHICAGO
Via M. X. & T. R'Y AND Buzz
LlNoroN RoUTE. VIA HANNIBAL.
ALSO THROUGH CHAIR CARS
SEATS FREEl 10 ILLINOIS POINTS

See that your transportation reads
via the BURLINGTON ROUTE 10
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-04
TO THE CREDITORS OF NJ. RHEIN
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
County Of BeXar.

Public notice is hereby given that on
the 10Th day of November, 1897, NJ.
Ithein executed to me as assignee q
deed of assignment, whereby he con-
yeyed to me all of his property other
than that exempt from execution, for
the benefit of such of his creditors only
as will consent to accept their proper
tiOnal share of his estate and discharge
him from their claims, and that on the
same day ! duly qualified as such as
signee. All creditors of said NJ Rhein
who wish to avail themselves of the
benefits of such assignment are re-
CURED to notify me of their acceptance
Hereunder and to file with me their
clsims duly verified and within the
tine prescribed by law, at my office No
Oil East Houston street, San Antonio.
Texas. l.. DREYFUS, Assignee
December list 1897. 12-2-21t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-04

i write this to let you know what
would not do: l would not do with
out Chamberlain's Pain Balm In my
house, If it cost $500 per bottle. 1t
does all you recommend 1t to 10 and
n,Ore.-J. r. Wallace, Wallacevtlle, Ga.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm is the best
household IMMINENT in the world. and
Invaluable for rheumatism, lame back,
sprains and bruises. Be ready for en-
Urgency by buying a bottle at any
drug store.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-04
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL,
MONTANA, PUGET SOUND,
BRcKtR, Lw. wAktlfr. HOWARD ELLIOTT,
rrav Pass'r AT, Gen1Psss'r Agt-, Gsn1Mssssw,
kansas City. Mo. St. Louis. No. o.. Joseph n
no YOU MEAN RusINEss.

II so. we will be pleased to show you
Bargains In business, as well as home
stead properties, vacant lots, farms
and ranches. Now Is your opportun-
ity and by calling upon or writing %
we think II will be to your advantage.
JOHN T. HAMBLETON & CO., 164
East Commerce street
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-04
MUSIC AT HALF PRICE.

We will sell the sheet music stock Of
J. F. Jones & Co.. including their 1Oc
music stock. at half price.
u-30-f THOS. GOGGAN g. BROS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-04

If your business Is slack. give It .
little more advertising tonic. Try thA
Sunday Light.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

~tS JpNAA SAEA8 hNSAiSE tNJHC
Stin8eae 9Jercs oerpeo fuloeuot,
fat % iuloltGn0is ens paa be9se
Sioer al lgiet. Yla'tinen er for.
ipnct meo ct lott SaauObluI yopr.
oso man peo 6lGlp al en- gpnme.
itrle tan Itanoie M%niiiucrts', meoens
Gpoleu iploe5. Sen bar Ell hsi
arn, iom SeanInseu uiier, builiet
giuer COB BIaos ueo 3piets Saano'
terina uoen at gipe ben ct tlnmiet
lloieeuoe. Gen bar oerupIt en-
automatic Spo!e Snoer (bobbin
winderl Der er iaa filter % paa.
lioelig / fin Sirteu, at en- oaarlig
ouuoet Spole oil uRre en- linn.
liaheo.
"Susuennen' fer 9oot no, % e
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
preiioent Rriser oo
Pertuoen.

5ransuaals betjenote gamie TreI@
bent. samle arii5er, fit en- Gag Seifg
al Ell enselit Sertus, iom life uar lno'
b,llf, men beQer life pioere opultt. %
Der noipanct fig iDlSenOe Samtale
imelem DEM peo Sielp al en- Golf;
"gil De ii9e Hreiioeuten, at Ics er
Sertugen al 49,, O9 at le9 er foms
men for at 9jgre bam MIN Spuartnln9.
&,ille r mumleoe nOaet / Sti19ge ,
Der a~nta0eli9 ital betpoe en- 9l.ien.
Otter eli lau9ere Yauie ueObllper
Sertuoeu:
80 DC fan pgiau iise BAN, ct je8
er Nieolsm al O~perbuiet - en- Sla9s
2orn, ioritanr be-.
@iiiJer ueobleu at luge paa i'm
Snaooe og nlttebe.
Otter enOnu en- plnlig Eauic, bpOrs
unoer 0eruuger ipntes at ere tpms
men til at tente pan. at ban life baus
De preienteret Jig tilltrntfella, peOblcu
ban:
Set uiloe fanIfe intereslere 4reiis
oenten at bpre, at jes bar ueret 8lce-
fonge".
Nu ipnrste arii1er:
"gu Tlcetonse, bpab er bet lpr
Slags Mano?"
"Gn Slcefouse! So. bet er ct Sla9s
aonse".
&,iiqer rsser Ell Stuuo / Gnu8beo,
e~ieipnlis lrnt al Den lntere5 lantr
Samtale. 3erpaa penote ban fla til
Eplfeu % iaeoe brummenoe:
sig Gnselifmanoen, at jes bar ur-
ret &uRgrester".
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
B. ANUMDSEN. DECoRAH IOWA

~ ll'er "9nSoennen uomGrtet ooot co or
pettii'rGo9 neo ben. vi har iornS b -uopi ~
anore NGltEner. men "Susuenneu1 or hru
SSolts. Zen aisr goot Ilrbcjoc Ga er oiIe
Iaaaoer laa 9co og ltGrt iom noaen DO.
e. so =" 80 SIls' ) Erngt bctalie ca
3atotn. ~~''"'VloA' 9'ortD
Yen npe Srmaltire "6uspcnncu . INN i,
u10'e I CONNER, Grbeioer uomErfct ann,
aug Nenleenoer. YRiu aone er psl;opr,S
meo Den % Ian uuteiale Den nj erhbsr ;or,
ea''rr en- goo Moittns. Zen ar6e,Ssr ~, ,Un,
T % SCOT 3 6rGgt so Gents. :. s
"a's' Salbtn9ton grairie, Soma. -
y er peltilireos meo "Suspenneu. on,
nesr 9fn'eeuoe o. tal trDot anbcioie hen vi y,
Gn9pet. lon' irGnacr en- Spmailne. gc
BEN s ~" ii1 ,s5a 'a pt0pst DOR N%Salttue, Tiger. at
ltLle' bragien S175. ears o. ~.
9er, Goliar q. 3ut %""'
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

&tu liod
tabagc az 4
get rarter|
lGifuHa pn|
an % 'alot|
Norge
o'I SO ltp|
ll5Ee Gar1
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
Gar 2lben Samptt.
ti0heo7
ret &uagrcstel

9Saa Sic Oes Salntes, ivo for 0uas
oeloupe, par her | 1910 ltntioneret en-
lioen Iioeliug Soloater, iom par iub.
frartere0e | ct Sus, / buffet pQiaa
Splieiolcn % Splletamret beiauot ia.
Guer 3preu par anbraet ct Yret ior
9G39eiurpeu for at beltptte benne MOB
Eottcr. @u Sag opoa8eoe Soften, al
iem-RI Nl, iom laa puerit aurpeu,
par 10 II eoe. iaa at FIN oct TONNE
Stal a l9ieH. 9pueu buuoe sjori
ct 9unite tibet Sul i Sploien, o9 eiier
al Fan beri9jenuem baooe tlIesuet Tia
SuoDoloet, D0poe ban p~mbp09etia
brost bet TONNE sgg paa lin 8laos
iglea.
Mtistanten ialot paa Ell iUm Gjener
anlat 9teger, Der fun reooeoe Iig ira
Ell 9rast 8rpgl oeo at iope, at bon
Ifulbe faa lat paa 3vpeu. 0ln bolol
III iprlst Sagt. San iatteoe oeiao
Syuen, iom bite fig at uGre en- til
Suiet bprenOe Gbe. aIeseren iad, Guur-
ban Nbcn tlatreos op paa Yrettet,
bplb Jig fat BERTH uleo ben enc Saano
% meo Den onoen tos ct gG9 no al
a%urper. gieo Yeseiiugeren sjoroe
ben ct sui sGsset. iuseoe bet no o.
IasOe bet iaa ioriistist %tilba9e pua fl,
4laos. Ia traapte giesereu mo
Sareliet, sreb aben os gap ben liol
at Den Strai, buprmep ban ielo pa,
bleuen truet.
Set m9rteli9e ueb beune Siitorie e,
ben Slit, buormeo slben, iom uaiaa
5ribeo i%oritaar at iGtte Sris paa 9Ga,
Ioste at itjnIe 5pperiet. Noset. ION
pis leli9 life faloer ell Gbe / pilb gil.
tan ino. buor ben life bar no9eu tar.
tere 6ienpe at lrp9te. Gu tel 9irite
OrerlGgninoer fan baue beitemt Den
III at tonble, iOm ben aiorbs. men iurIt
% remit par bet plsielis 6rpstsn 10,
Strai, iom iremtaloie Sanoliuser, be,
tube THULE Gierninseu.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

SpmaIftnen "Suspennen" No. . 10" y,
tgbte al 9em for nj Maaneoer l'o'I ~" =,
le8 uomrrfet soot, % ben arbe'0eE
ialoe 3llireosnilelie % er en- lano F'r
5uiet. Seq pil oerfor anbefale oeHU' n.y.
iom trGuser en- Spmaifine, be WI p'. :,
tlober ben, ipare iio tpue Collar t'Is
tar S1.7s. 9Grbpoislt u. @eIioH S'''''
Winm. .
SEQ mobtog Gpmafinen -Nllsp,an.rn an,
"olt Stunt sob Staub, CO bpertln ill,E h MSm
suer le9 bapoe pentet, at ItGl!ilsn =, n
bare iaa COB, iom ben or. Sen CT Z, ="
paa pe let at ~ioritaa. Zen aJpr il9ela' a5J
arhetoe lom en- Naltinc til 80 IoAeEs. M
saooe Ell 60.Solars Naiiiue I pHl.. I'M
!e9 III "Susuenueu," men oennc liofs q Tn
ltprre % Ter no til at bare ltGIitVF g,,sy
arbeIoer goot, o. lea er / ale 4ele Der
n'eo ben. 5ra8t $3.50. 4. epFfs'
fral Gitn. g. Tat
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
y6rina Nsibrceet.

On aau,mel Srae, Jon bar truliet is iilbaae ira
2qaepraijt en- bar nlootaJst ira Ell Wi,StonRy Siin
pien en- Cptriit Tor Ct enteit peaetdblllt V2lOoei, ION
hurtigt "a permanent turerer AGflld. SroH1l. ga.
tarrb, Qibna on aue SMocmme | Salieu o. 9unlers
ne. 3ei er oglaa ct psfirtpl pttoeel mob Arrueipsia
.ejc ng ale Siags RerpehpeIler. "a bar bar iurigJt
neis p,ouncerIise beibreoenee gpne I 2ufnoer al I'll.
,glee, aRier ban bet lom IN 9ligt at slsre BET betlene.
lpr line lipenee Dlepuenueiffr. G~illtpaoet herue0 Oh
reo 2njtei ON AZ !inore De msnuelfeiiAe Sioelisr, ui
lea ieape eeune EpifrtiI gratis ~ ale, ioHt gnlteg oen.
paa Inif, ,5tanit elsr 9nse!n Meo Wloheuotlt DPS
Ipsatnler ON. hoeglebes ret ifal ttb ,reoeS on bruaes.
Senoes Or Yuii uep Depotaaelisn al Ggtn1rie. Nsun
bette Biae. w A. Noyes. Sac Powers Block.
Rochester. N. Y. ~sIa75eow
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

2et er mig en- lamb @lGte AZ TUNE fac
al Den Snmaltlue. ~SuSueunen," iom lea
npoioa iprit / 9lprll, er | alle Mauoer ioc
spo, iom en- Malfiue fan pare. Ntr Suitn
oa 9atter lpnes gpbt ON Den. Sea Tan Der,
;or anbefale "Suspennen% nj Nle. ipm hoI
Sriia ior Den. Srnateu par 43 Gents. giep.
=. 8rsniioicr. Mariuettc, @isconiin.
Spmaifiuen "Suspcnren,- Tom lea tigbte
for en- Stuno iioen, er leg mere eHo tillreos
meo. Zen aler uomGrtei arbeioe / ole sen.
ieenoer. Srasten bar 60 GeutS. Yeoer
03snnin9en, Samuono, @is.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

"Suswunen', ION Fnpes afbioet pG, r en- mooerHs Dsnrmet gtafre tMr ua
Hsnerbe aRooel iom "New Home SpmafTnen mo IIe9nele af ale bsrus on. d
uoelutilie a ae bels oaarlge Gseuabr Der e til Wafhneus ame Ggtaiobr ias
mango npe 6orbemuger, in ueopenbists ma 8ire ben I'll lie n aRaitue af int st
gu at De nmfe 1ooae. og iom er tapt efer "New Home Rnltnrg or Sen tim
gWr ct Positive Feed, net Der tile bebppes nc9en Jmr euer spring iOr at fa 9Rorrv
til at arbeOe On anoen beMg 6orbeortnJ im mart III blpe paaltpnaet al gasg
fua bennttr G1ma1ner, e afeed, Der r faaeoeS fornrneret at Den ian bGbes "a fms
peo SjetY al n Gmpe SnbrrtmEg uoeu at TONNE Seroraie mo the feed dog g.
eame ggaaoe at u3rhre benne Glass gRafhme pl. oeo Sialp ais ruer im afton
the feed dog til. the feed bar, bar aIhb mebfert Granddaughter tM berom bet ire as
fogtaoet nco Nsia9tgbeo, puoe the feed dog eueu rcmme 5r. euI 8agion al 9as
plaoen eer oqaa ome the feed bhpe ujapn
Scr r bru9t. uegeu Smbu pb aoufrn'ionen of ~Susoennen", % tn gllruts al
teoNe Slae5 r bfrn aupcnpt 8ouhrutionn or impe, % StpHerne G ha V,un,
tpggeigt ttrnsebe % afteofe apattet; gRatumn arbetber oerfor let o. urrn rost
Nahebarren e rmo, mo Hegulhurgee. adjustable bearngs) paft mo NH
bullet 9uer mere euo almnbei8 SlDbarbb, % bporoeo gaalebarreH biur itn TIL
iGnsere 9o of rbaOe uOen Ole uoen at lMs Naar efptlsn 8aar fwbt Naln "a
epnnn &sHen er Sprtraaoeu Hap bullet 9pr at ben Glorg Tan brGfr3. gafar
trper ZIG tMo babe pue % neore Grauo, % arbeoer amcratlf uoeu 9mva liz
.euer iuGrt Nrbebe.
@SusuenHeu" brnger oobbet Srnno % lacer lock stitch. Den gpe 9raab fns hn
fra Sppkn .uoen at trnoes 9rnuem ct euer Here Suler fr ben uaar NuaheWt Stln
troer Zig fIp; ben ian trGes tgRvfe % er let at forraa Naaku e selfsnng vain
auaa life iruS rhngt.
&S tssrt sMna mgLes teaas graaee ft ianmen o. !Mnes ARotsn al Ls. a.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

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Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

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meo French Walnut Panels 81 rBt iuiDnet mb Nickel Trimmings BoroeHe n NmH
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% forDtnbet at 9rGet ian Gaa fl Mattn:us 6oonpfe er foripnet meO plated cshH'
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Sc0 Mlorfe til neSen1tadenoe priIer:

DRaN'ne no. $50 GnoefuHer os Ell hbn Gmie mo Bent Wood Cover" S@Ogs
WaSf'he 20. ito StuHr poa bpr @uoe og N lon Gtni, - SLID
WaIftne no. 5.-Su Smnr pa hper gnoe % en- tbn Sfu1s - .s.2!
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03

I This margin was so wide that even the
most sanguine Republican let go the last
ray OF hope and went home wet, tired and
defeated.
The victory had not been achieved by
| the Democrats Ii was the men who
orlneriy voted the Republican ticket who
| elected Mr.. Baker. They are indepen-
dents now, and that term is "A synonym
| for Democracy.
This combined energy was felt and the
| candidates of the com Dination were gen
orally successful The only glittering ex ..
| ception was the defeat of Alderman
Nichols by Mr.. Vincent in the Fist
| ward.
As Ih, News predicted yesterday, the
| vote was unusually li9ht. q total OF only
| l4,OI1 being cast. and out Of that MIR.
BAKER received plurality of 1884 1t was
surprising result to Republicans ana
Democrats alike
1he Democratic wards failed to get out
their strength and the Republican wards.
with the exception of where local strrg-
giles Were on, also failed TO get out as big
vote Bs was east in 1895. or course, the
big vote OF last wear cannot be used as n
basis OF comparison, as the presidential
contest provoked a large local vote which
accom- anici the National ticket in 1895
the total vote was 20 1896. In 1895 it was
l6. 754 and i'm 1874 the vote was IS 06I.
The Republicans in 1894, east 1881 votes
In 1895, tney deposited 70l7, and in lS.j6
the total was $3.50. Yesterday the Repub-
lican vote was 5552. These ngures illus
trate the reason for the defeat of Candi-
1,date kendrick.
Mr.. Vincent defeated Alderman Nicnols
by comfortable majority in the First
ward, Mr.. Gray experienced no difficulty
in beating Alderman White. the Repub-
lean candidate in the Second ward, MIR
n m rth h4 II,
the Fourth ward by narrow margin.
Alderman Freeman had "a big majority
over MIR Fuller in the Sixth ward. and
A Alderman Lowe routed the Hahn forces
in the Eighth ward.
lhs election OF Mr. Remington in the
seventh ward makes change in the
incoming Board of Aldermen Of four new
members and the change includes Messrs.
Vincent. Gray. Wmship and bennington
There will be Is changes In the council
The only thing saved out OF the mix
up TO the Republicans on the the general
ticket was the oihc5 of harbor master
The present incumbent James T. p.
juoklin was elected by the narrow
plurality OF 245,
Oversser OF the Poor Matthew y. Cum
mings ran behind the vote cast for CITY
treasurer ID. Ia d. Granger py about
1000, demonstrating that good many of
the stawarts stood by the party nominee
TO the last
Alderman Winship and his friends made
most of the down street excitement last
night. They assembled in the barroom of
the Nairaennsett Hotel and held a sym
postum. Great things We're promised and
there was a lot OF good time for the ward
heelers.
All the evening large number of per-
sons studied the reliable bulletins dis
played by The News and the result of the
dav were read from the windows OF the
Office on Weybossat street. The office
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New York Nov. 3. The results Of the
first Of the first municipal election in
Greater New York completely reverses the
conditions of 1896, when Mckinley plural.
ity in the same territory was o6, S6j. The
plurality OF Van Wyck Tammany, candi-
date for mayor, is about 81, 600 and the
entire ticket is elected with majorities
ranging from 7O,0 900 to 100, 600 Coler's
plurality over Fitch, Republican, for
comptroller, is over 100000. Both Van
wyck and Coler were free silver adherents
in 1885,
Alton b. Parker, the Democratic can
didate for Judge of the State Court of
Appeals, carried Greater New York by
l0i 600 snd,his total plurality over Wallace,
Republican. below the Bronx river, will
be not less than los 600, ensuring his
election and Democratic success in the
state.
Such rush to the polls has never been
known except In presidential years.
Rainy weather did not dampen civic en-
thusIasm. The registration was about
normal The total Of 567, 256 was only
IL. 452 behind that of 1896. Last year only
6. 66 per cent failed To- vote for president
and tho estimated total vote this year of
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BOth.SideS Claim the Ohio
Legislature.
THE REPUBLICANSBY TWO
Democrats Assert They Have Ma
jOrily on Joint Ballot.
TROUBLE IS NOT IMPROBABLE.

Columbus, o., Nov. 3.-Shortly after
3 a. m, the Republican state committee
quit work for the night and telegraphed
all committees in tho close and doubtful
districts tn be on guard and report today.
just before closing headquarters for the
night, Chairman Nash and his assistants
indicated that the plurality on the Re
publican state ticket would not be over
5000 In the Legislature Chairman
Nash sIid the result was as follows:
State Senate. Is Democrats, IL Republi-
cans. doubtful: House. 81 Republicans
As DEMOCRATS, doubtful.
Conceding the doubtful senatorial dis.
trict and the four doubtful counties all to
the Democrats, Chairman Nash claimed
the Republicans would have majority
OF two on joint ballot for senator and
congratulated Senator Hanna accordingly
The closeness of the vote is expected To
cause trouble in some OF the doubtful
counties and tho state headquarters of
both parties will be kept open all week or
until after the count is completed i'm all
the counties.
The count will be contested with the
secretary of state. the state returning
board and probably in the courts. The
Democratic state headquarters were kept
ouen all night with u force of clerks at
work on returns. At 4:30 a. III. Chair
man McCopville claimed the election of n
ma jorty of the legiS laturs and would not
conceae the election of tho Republican
state ticket. Others at Democratic state
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