The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-11-08
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athletes are alike in one respect name
ly, that however active they may have
been in preparing for a contest the
eve OF the battle IS devoted 10 rest ana
to giving and receiving hnel instruc-
tlons. The exception to the general rule
was to-day furnished by Theodore
Roosevelt. the Republican candidate FOR
governor, who devoted the DAY 10
tour that embraced Allegheny Chatau-
qua ana Cattarausus eoun,iss .atu ~
'ae course OF "nicH rs aulte'S
semplages at thirteen 'owHs'
Ihe poiis "lll open a. es. 1850 ., r,., -,
ana close at . =. M ~ Si.@'e. ,'.'. Ass% ,
YORK there IS l'olS elecs'0a "ls'tacss' US anu
In the resi- OF the state' S'44-' ne uls
tfiets IN sfeater !Sew ioFN sls .,, u,si1su
among us hve DoFousns a. .U''Ums' NJ,
Mammalian Sll' hroohlSn' O4o' -"
Bronx ~ kichnono' Wi Sueens' ~
superintendent M'Suliasn' " tns
Metropolltan election o.S'Flc1s' Processes
TO have intormauon OF a great uea4 0.
illegal registration ana a number 0l
arrests were maze SessefoaS anu 70
day OF persons accused OF Nl'Aatiis 'ne
law In that regard
Congressman odsA lett NepuOiican
headquarters early IN the uaV nor ms
home in Newburgh' wheFe ne wtH vote
tomorrow HIS latest predleHoh was
that Colonel Roosevelt WIN nave pln-
rality OF $4,000 In the state
At Democratic headquarters state
senator McCarren said he was confident
OF Van wycls's election by plurality
anywhere from $4,000 to $4,000. Claims
as to the state Legislature were as wide
iy at variance as those regarding the
state ticket, the Republicans, however,
evIncipg the greater degree Of conf
denc9. No opinion as to the result in
the congressional districts could be
elected at either the Democratic or the
Republican headquarters, the inquiry
being met with the statement in each
case that the state campaign had alb
sorbed the entire attention and energies
Of the state committee.
The betting on the state ticket Is Of
so uncertain a nature that It is difficult
to distinguish between the real and the
fictitious. 1t was said on the street dur
ing the afternoon that $4,000 had been
brought there by a Democrat to be bet
al eight to ten on Van WVck and that
an hour was required to place half OF
the sum. In Democratic quarters It
was alleged that the betting was even
money and eight to ten on Van wyck,
while at places where Republicans were
mostly in evidence, It was given out
that money had been put up all the way
from ten to eight and two to one on
Roosevelt,
The re1,rtrat finn In Grao,Ar Now yorl,
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pe'ns 1il'S Se'l' ""o"t Ai'VVV iess '"''
that OF last year, the vote IN the mu-
nIcipalitV Is likely to be 1000 Iess than
q, ,bot yaor ,yhor tho totol for tho Ro-
go, -,
an'Sluzehs' Union and. DemocF'lt-
ic candidates was 4S7,40O. Whether the
decrease viii be felt most by Democrats
r.-,,,,,,... ,,s,.,,.,- -, ~. .-..-.
VI fNe'u'i'Na''s usPe'ius "p'" t''e .''eas-
ure OF success that shall attend the ef-
fort Of the Republican party managers
m nootn R1cbord Crolxor and 'romn1orv
- 80 - ~
Hall an issue OK the campaign ihe
weather Is never 30 much OF factor in
the city as IN the state. and therefore
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'is,e 20 %l'iA s"e p'O't''se uaS'