davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Advocate and news., 1898-11-23

as all other breeds combined In the Unit
ed States. The Berkshire in its improved
form originated as did the Essex, In
England,--in Italian and Spanish swine
being crossed with the cOarser native
stock-between 1880 and 1800 Although
first introduced to North America about
1880, 1t did not obtain general or perma-
nent favor until after 1870 The bred is
widely disseminated In America, and
Justly favorlte, both to breed pure and
to cross with other breeds. Chestr Whites
are the result of mating some large white
stock from BedfOrdshire, England, with
the white hogs common in Chester cOun-
ty, Pennsylvania, about 1918 to 1880; the
descendants being swine that were grad
ually improved by selection, and have
maintained their popularity in North
America better than any others of their
color In later years hogs Of a dark
color are mostly reared, because Of a
belief that they are harder and less sus-
ceptible to affections Of the skin Incl
dent to sudden changes Of temperature
and the muddy quarters, severe winds
and burning suns to which they are too
often continuously subjected. The Du-
roc-Jerseys are breed of large, sandy
hogs that are the result of a blending
in recent years Of families that first at
tracted prominent attention in New Jer-
sey, where they were known as Jersey
Reds with the possibly somewhat diff
ferent type common in Saratoga county,
New York, and locally known as 'Du-
rocs.' The best Of them are very easy
feeders, full Of quality, and in most in
stances carry extreme weight firmly on
bones astonishingly fine. The Essex are
from England and entirely black Few
OF them are raised in the United States,
and they are but very limited factor in
the pork production of this country.
The Yorkshires are entirely British, and
in England three families of them are
bred, known as the Large White Mid
die White and Small White The Small
Whites so nearly resemble what Ameri-
cans have know as Suffolks that an ex-
pert Is unable to tell one from the other
The Large Yorkshires, or Whites, and
the Tamworths, are the breeds so much
dotted on by the English and the Cana
dians as bacon hogs, yielding possibly
not more lean meat but less Of fat than
10 NOhlAlAOh W LnO DWluS VI JuO
growing regions. They cut no appre-
ciable figure whatever in the pork pro-
duction Of the United States. Tamworths
are slab-sided, long-legged, big-head-
ed, lardless, unlOvely, red, rusty or
sandy half-civilized sort, from England.
Like the YOrkshires, their admirers in
the United States at present are by no
means numerous. The Victorias, mod
ern composite sort, were originated in
Lake county, Indiana, are white, Of me-
dium size, and comparatively unhOnored
and unsung. Poland-China, Chester
Whites, Duroc-Jerseys, Large Yorkshires
or Whites, and TamwOrths, are properly
classed as large breeds; the Essex and
ViCtorias and Middle Yorkshires as me-
breeds, and the Small York
shires and Suffolks as small breeds. AS
a matter of fact, few Americans are en-
gagged in rearing any of the small breeds,
preferring those suitable for slaughter at
an early age, yet capable Of further
growth to any size wished"
The Advocate and news., 1898-11-23

done by letting small stream Of fresh
water flow through the tank.
"In delivering to the creamery, have a
cover on the wagon, cover the cans with
q wet blanket, over which put a dry
cover. This will hold the temperature
down until the milk arrives at the cream
cry"
The Advocate and news., 1898-11-23

when a man asserts that he is just as
good as anybody else, do you think he
really believes it?" Certainly not. He
believes he is better indianapolis Jour
nal.
The Advocate and news., 1898-11-23

An old Scotswoman, when advised by her
minister to take snuff to keep herself awake
during the sermon, replied, why dinna ye
put the snuff in the sermon, mon?"-Credit
Lost
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-10

sill. rep. and popuiist candidate for sheriff.
had beaten T. J. Davidson. but the re-
turns of Marysville and F. iena.
to Dsvidson's vote and made his re-elec-
tion sure. The entire democratic legisla-
tive ticket IL also elected. Fer a while
early this morning IL looked as II e. III.
Bray. the republican. silver republican and
populist candidate for the legislature.
would beat Jesse Phelps, the democratic
candidate having the least number OF
votes. but to-day's returns removed any
doubts of Phelps election, The election
demonstrates that populists and silver re-
publicans do not cut as much figure In
this county as was claimed. Those two
parties fused and nominated among their
candidates the straight republican candi-
dates for sheriff. county clerk and one
member of the legislature. Regardless OF
these triparte nominations. the three can
the other candidates on the regular re-
publican ticket. The result of the vote on
the constitutional amendments are not
known. no one seeming to have taken the
trouble to report that vote.
More money was wagered here on the
result of the election than In any previous
campaign for years. One winner of a
large amount celebrated the event to-
night I'm 'Coal oil Johnny" style. He en-
gagged every hack in the town. loaded the
rigs with friends and. preceded by a band.
parsded the town. setting of fireworks
and otherwise letting people know he was
in town.
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Dawson County.

Special Dispatch to the Standard
Glendive. Mont, Nov. 9.--Complete
returns from all except two small pre-
cincts in Dawson county gives Thomas
=. Cullen. dem, 100 majority over
Henri j. Haskell rep. for state senator.
For representative. William Lindsay.
rep, was reelected by small ma
jority over Alexander $. Gillespie. dem.
The republican state ticket In Dawson
county will run about 200 over the COM
bined peoples party. silver republican
and democratic tickets. As TO the county
offices. Sheriff Cavanaugh is reelected
over ]. c. Hurst. rep. by so majority:
Assessor. Michael ii. Brown. reelected
over c. c. Staples. rep. by 20 ma
jority; clerk and recorder. James Nc
Cormick reelected by 80 majority over
II. II. Schawanke. dem. Thomas Holmes
opposition. James w. Mckenzie was
reelected without opposition. Nora
Johnson reelected superintendent OF
schools over Estella Bovee by n small
majority. :. &. Washington was re-
elected public administrator without
opposition. The democrats re-elect two
justices OF the peace and two constables
for Glendive township. The first since
the organization of the township. The
amendments 10 the constitution carried
by a small majority. very few of the
electors noticing that they were on
the ticket Richard X. Cummins Is re-
elected county surveyor over William
Graham. dem. by a small majority.
The day was an ideal democratic elec-
tion day and the returns indicate that
they took advantage of II to elect more
of their candidates than ever before.
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MissOula County.

Missoula, Nov. 9.--Missoula county
has once more demonstrated her loyal
ty to the silver cause. Campbelrs plu-
ral,ty in the county will be about $50.
The democrats have elected the entire
county ticket with the exception OF
county surveyor and the state senator.
the republicans electing these two off,
GERS. Longstaff. the democratic candi-
date for surveyor. was made the OBJ
ject of strong attack by the Hogan
people, on account of his strong ad-
vocacy of Campbelrs cause. and this
accomplished his defeat. Taylor Wor-
den, the goldbug candidate for state
senator. was carried through by the
Carter-Hanna barrel and defeated
General Marion by a plurality of "a.
II was not until late tonight that this
contest was settled. so close were the
figures as they came in. Marion ran
well through the county. but Missoula
city slashed him badly. In the third
ward worden beat Marion so votes and
it was this precinct that did the bust
ness. With this exception the demo-
Gratis carried things all the way
through. The court house Offices will
be in the hands OF good democrats for
the next two years and the people Of
the county are to be congratulated The
result Is something of surprise to
some of the wise ones of the county.
They had predicted the election Of Oar
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WILL GAIN SIX
Complexion Of the Pennsyivania Con-
gressiouai Delegation.

SOmpieNtOu OF inc EeuusyNnuta sou-
gressiousi Delegation.
Philadelphia. Nov. 9.-The delegation
from Pennsylvania in the next congress
will comprise 2l republicans and nine
democrats. a democratic gain OF six.
The present delegation is composed Of
81 republicans and three democrats.
The districts gained by the democrats
are the Eighth. Twelfth. Thirteenth.
Seventeenth. Twenty-seventh and the
Twenty eighth. The successful demo-
Gratis in these districts are. respective
ly: Laird II. Barber. Stanley w. Dav-
enport. James w. Ryan. Rufus X. Polk.
Joe G. Sibley and James X. Hall. In
each of these districts. except the
Seventeenth. the present republican
representative was a candidate for re-
election. They are In the order named;
william :. Kirkpatrick. Morgan r.
williams. Charles ~. Brumm, Charles
w. Stone and William c. Arnold. The
Seventeenth district Is now represented
by Monroe III. Kulp. The defeated re-
publican candidate in this district Is
William III. woodin. William McAleer.
who was reelected from the Third dis
trict. is a sound money democrat. and
the republicans made no nomination
against him.
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Washington. Nov. Sat the head
quarters of the democratic congression-
al committee. confidence is expressed
that the democrats will control the next
house of representatives. Secretary
Kerr will not concede many OF the
claims made by Chairman Babcock Of
the republican committee. and says
that in a large number of districts tt
will require the official count to deter
mine definitely the result.
1T seems certain said Secretary
Kerr to a representative of the asso-
ciated press. that we have elected 1s3
members OF the next house. the repub-
licans 163. and that IL districts are in
doubt In New York we will have II
members. IN Pennsylvania nine. and
perhaps 10: in Kansas four. at least.
and perhaps five: in Nebraska four, In
North Carolina nine and in California
two or three. Information Is slow in
coming in, because the count in so
many of the districts is very close. Our
figures are based upon definite returns.
and am satisfied that they are entire
ly accurate"
Chairman Babcock of the republican
-,-., .,.,. IT, ,hta ov-
a, pn,'a,' 20 s,snr..an,a,,ysa
of the 56th congress would be republi-
san W. u o,ns - noi,,icaI
ia. anu @s @ ~, ,,arr a. the
s,als,ans , nave oe.n ,t',, "a
repuoIean ne"utua s..,s,,,an,
anaiy Ains lne ~ a,,aa,na
70 ,ne ass1,i.seu p p.sS pSs. '"'s e'
1naa. ,,.,,, ma" M pav 49,, .o.so,-
neIe san oe -. ,h .1i,;,aI ,.on,-
aDie az u,"e, ~ ~. III. ,' -, ,a,ra-
ra re.n " .e In r,,,,hIi.an hs-
sen'a,rses VII a'. o., "a
yu y VI. ~, oSao,,on ., iss
.,.,, III III, ..'. .sa,s n,a,,ah 80
w mSa . .,raIas, -
s,,u "a - s,ort,,, ,,,iti - o,,.r
~ na,,ab,nad onnas,;,nn o,,r ,n,or.
~ 49, ,,a,,ao ~ 60 ,,iaoo ,tra Ale.
,r;n,s 4, aonh, Thssa ars the seventh
a.. Sai,,o..ta. ,na ,h,rd fo,r r,h a,tL
"a s,x,h r., NehrasLa. the seven.
| .a"a,h ,Jna,aanth ara twantv-sixth A.
| psnnsyivania and the twelfth In Texas
we "a rea son.bIv certain 70 YET .oms
| ~ them wifhout them. however. we
have n clear ma ioritv and are restinr
| nsrfectlv easv
"The sixth Iowa. which was In douh,
| for a time has certainly elected rem.
| resentatiye Lacey renublioan- In Ken.
| lucky we have elected NOT only set,
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Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Big Timber. Nov. s.-Returns from 10
out of n recincts In this county give
Campbell. ls4: Marshall. 5l4; Hogan. ~
Returns on the supreme court Judges are
incomplete. The republicans elect the rep
resentative and all county officers except
treasurer and county surveyor. Dshart.
democratic candidate for sheriff, is de-
feated By about 10 majority.
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Beaverhead County.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Dillon. Nov. s.-There are three pre-
cincts with a total registration of 80
votes still to be heard from in this
county. BY making conservative esti-
mates of these precincts. Il is safe to
say that Pemberton will have 25 ma
iority. Campbell 20. Rickerts so and
Pigott 80 in Beaverhead county. The
republicans concede the election Of the
two democratic-republica representa-
tives, the county attorney and treas
urer. The other county officers are
safely republican.
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Flathead County.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
KalispeIl. Nov. 9.-This has been the
closest election ever held in Fiathead
county. The returns have arrived early
and the democrats will be successful in
electing eight officers, as follows: VI.
ii. Carr. representatives: w. II. Griffin
and Dave Greig. commissioners; A. J.
King. treasurer: NJ. T. Herriault, re-
corder: Andrew Dunsire. assessor:
Fannie l.. Spurck. superintendent OF
schools: w. t. Greir. surveyor. The re-
publicans elect eight, being as follows:
Stephen Bywater and A. l.. Jaqueth,
representatives: II. q. Christensen,
commissioner; w. +. Hubbardt. sheriff;
r. l.. Gray. attorney; G. A. Goodrich,
clerk of the court: J. NJ. Mettler. coro-
ner; ii. s. Waney. administrator. The
republicans claim the election of Geiger
for state senator by two votes over
whiteside. but IL will require the off,
cial count to settle the result. The vote
on congressman is as follows: Camp
bell 5S5, Marshall 500. Hogan 319. with
five small precincts yet to hear from.
which will not materially change the
count. Pemberton SOL. Brantly 800:
Pigott 4s6. Grubb 7s6. Clements 237;
Rickerts 535. Webster 634. Holmes 257.
whiteside 649. Geiger 65l. Edwards 345.
Verbal reports on outlying precincts do
not change the results on the vote Of
state senator.
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Lewis and Clarke County.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard
Helena. Nov. s.-Seversl precincts in
addition to those reported early this morn
ing were heard from to-day. These but
add TO the sweeping victory that the DEM
ocrats have achieved I'm Lewis and
Clarke county. Several small precincts are
still missing. but these cannot change the
result very much. Campbell has carried
the county by about coo plurality and the
balance Of the state ticket Is not far be-
hind him. The democrats elect every Of
fee on the county ticket with the excep-
tion OF assessor and surveyor. Late last
night Il looked as II II. l. Higgins. rep,
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Gallatin County.
'HffutIu NOUutys
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Bozeman. Nov. 9-As near as can be
ascertained until the official count Is
made, the returns for Gallatin county
are: Campbell 9s2. Marshall 655. Hogan
80: Pemberton $50. Brantly $50. Pigott
965, Grubb III. Clements 20: Rickerts
$50, Webster 200. Holmes IS. Contrary
TO reports this morning. the republicans
secure the office OF sheriff and treasurer
and the democrats the rest by a large
majority. including representatives. as
follows: Representatives-Jam e.
Martin. John Mcleod. John Walsh;
county attorney. w. II. c. Stewart: re-
corder. L. v. Blankenship: assessor
Samuel COwan: superintendent Of
schools. Bette Chrisman: surveyor. G.
w. Thorpe: coroner. II. r. Finley.
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Park County.
Snecial Dlsnatch TO the Standard

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Livingston. Nov. 9.-Twenty-two pre-
cincts complete out OF 2s in Park county
give Hogan $50, Campbell 403. Marshall
1853. Pemberton 454. Brantly 7s5: legis-
lative ticket-Conrow. dem. 753: Swim
dlehurst. sill. rep. us; Robson. rep.
430: Savage. rep. 272: Martin. pop. ls4:
Pennicott. pop. lis. The indications
are that the silver republicans have
elected the sheriff. county attorney. su-
perintendent OF schools and coroner.
The democrats have elected the treas
urer and the straight republicans have
elected the county clerk. assessor and
surNeYOr.
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Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Wallace. Idaho. Nov. s.-Fourteen
precincts give Wilson. fusion. s6s.
Gum. populist. 1.347: Hepburn. repuo-
Ilcan. 544. The republicans elect clerk
and school superintendent; :he popu-
lists. treasurer and senator. All others
are too close to decide until SIX pre-
cincts I'm the south end OF the county
are heard from.
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RaxalIi County.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Hamilton. Nov. 9.-ln Ravalli county
the democrats have elected their entire
legislative ticket and neariv all of their
county ticket. only one or two candi-
dates falling OF election. Hamilton has
won the county seat contest by very
decisive vote. Clark money was sent
into the county freely and was used by
the Stevensville people lavishly 10 de-
feat Hamilton's fight and 20 beat the
democratic legislative ticket. but the
barrel did no good.
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Utah Democratic.

Salt Lake. Nov. e.-Enough returns
are at hand To indicate beyond doubt
that Baskin. dem. for supreme court
Judge. has been elected over zane. rep
From the best estimate on the latest re-
turns. the legislature will stand Al DEM
ocrats. 10 republicans and four fusion
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San Francisco. Nov. 9.-In California
lbs out OF 2.lo4 precincts outside Of san
Francisco gave Gage. rep. G.0s7: Mcguire.
dem. 5422l. Same precincts In 1885 gave
Mckinley se055. Bryan 5s.ois. For secre-
tary Of state. Curry SIZES. Thompson g.
$50 In several precincts the vote for Sec
retary of state cannot be procured on sc-
count of the carelessness OF election oni-
GERS.
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GAGE ELECTED.
Democrats VIII Got Two Judges of the
supreme Court.

San Francisco. Nov. IS p. m.-Less
than half the vote OF California has
been counted. but LII complete pre-
cincts out of 2.4O7 give Gage. republic
can. for governor. $50 plurality. AT
this rate his vote will be 10000 in ex-
cess Of Maguire's. IL Is reasonably sure
also that the republicans have car
ried the rest OF the state ticket. with
the exception. perhaps. of secretary of
state and two judges Of the supreme
court The vote on these Is close. with
the chances in favor OF the democratic
candidates. II Is certain that Califor-
MIA has gained at least two republican
congressman, with a third one in doubt.
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omci.l Count Neces..ry.

Louisville. Nov. 9.-The Ninth Ken
tucky district congressional race. ac-
cording to the very latest advices. 10 80
close that both Williams. dem. ana
Pugh. rep. are claiming IL. the former
by $50 and the latter by 100. The ofh-
cial count will be necessary to settle
the election.
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Charleston. w. Va. Nov. s.-John-
ston, dem. for congress. is elected in
the Third district. and Freer. rep. In
the Fourth. The First and Second are
still in doubt. and the chances favoring
the election OF Dovener. rep. in the
First. and McGraw in the Second. The
state senate will be republican and the
lower house democratic. with probably
a democratic majority OF two on joint
ballot for a successor to Faulkner.
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Conflicting Claims.

wheeling w. Va. Nov. a-The republi-
cans have elected two congressman In
West Virginia sure-Dovener In the First
,Wheelingp. by LOO majority. and Freer
IN the Fourth by 1000 majority. Both par
and claim the Second and Third districts.
Chairman Dawson OF the republican state
committee claims the legislature. Chsir-
man Ohely of the democratic COMMITTEES
claims the legislature on joint ballot.
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MONTANA WAS SWEPT
BY A TIDAL WAVE
In the Legislature the Democrats Have About 70 Of the
go Votes on Joint Ballot Campbell's Plurality
at Least l0,000-Pemberton in Doubt

Yesterdays returns more than con-
firm the results announced in the
Standard yesterday morning. Camp
BELLS plurality is estimated at about
10000. Pigott and Rickerts are GER
tainly elected and the chances are that
Pemberton has defeated Brantly.
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Philadelphia. Nov. s.-Compiete returns
from the Twenty-sixth congressional dis
trict elect George n. Higgins. rep. over
A. Castor. dem. and pro-. by Is plurality.
This makes the Pennsylvania delegation
IN the next house q republicans and nine
democrats.
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Fusionists Win.

Boise. Idaho. Nov. s.-Only AZ pre-
cincts in the state. embracing one
eighth Of the vote. have been reported
They give Moss. rep. for governor.
2.oi2: steunenberg. dem. 3.0s3: Ander-
son. pop. 557. Forty-six precincts give
Hepburn. rep. for congress. 1.926. VIII
son. fusion. 2.532; Gum. pop. sss. The
fusion ticket is all elected by pluralities
ranging from 5000 to 5000. The legis-
iature will be controlled by the FUSION
lists.
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Phoenix. Ariz.. Now SIN Arizona,
for delegate TO congress. the republi-
cans concede the election OF Wilson,
dem, by 300.
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gin. rep. 7ss; Miss Hord. dem, 1.osi:
Hord's majority. 3o6.
Surveyor-Hughes. rep, sle: Long
stan, dem, sz2; Hughes majority, 81
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81. Louis. Nov. s.-MissOuri: Eighth dts
trict. Richard =. Bland. dem: Ninth dis
trict. Champ Clark. DEM. both reelected
to congress.
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Kansas IL Republican.

Topeka, Kas.. Nov. 9.-Returns indi-
cate the election OF Stanley. for gov
ernor. by a majority of 1900. and
while refusing to talk. Taylor Riddle.
the populist chairman. makes no fur
ther claims and practically comedies
the defeat OF Vincent. for congress. in
the fifth. and of Simpson In the seventh
The republicans elect two state sena-
tors, which gives them II members In
that body. They also elect "a repre-
sentatives out of 125. This gives them
a majority OF SO on joint ballot In the
legislature and insuress the election OF
a republican state printer.
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scudder's Majority.

New York. Nov. s.-The majority OF
Scudder in the First New York con-
gressienal district Is 2ls-