The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-09
BY A SMALL PLURALITY
Roosevelt Carries New York BY
About 10000.
RETURNS NOT COMPLETE
Democrats Have Made Gains on the Con-
greesional Ticket-A Heavy Fall
ing on OF the Vote Up
the State.


dore Roosevelt. rep, late colonel Of the
LIST United States volunteer cavalry.
h been elected governor of this state
by a plurality anywhere from $1,000 to
10000.
All Colonel Roosevelt's associates on
The republican state ticke are proba-
bly, elected with him. The returns both
from Greater New York and from b
counties outside this municipality are
Incomplete. but enough have been re-
ceived to indicate a heavy falling on IN
the vote up the state. while hat city
was well sustained. The consequence
Is a falling of in the republican plu-
rality In the state from 212,000 to the
Appropriated figures given above. Out
side of Greater New York the vote for
Van Wyck is only about one-ffth of
one per cent. o that of Porter In
1896. There appears to be a loss OF
four republican congressman in the
Brooklyn district, the second. fourth.
fifth n sixth, and Congressman
Quigg. who had a majority of about
5000 at the election last year, has been
defeated by William Aston Chanler.
In the Albany district, the twentieth,
Glynn, dem. has been elected to sue
coed Southwick, rep.
In addition to the foregoing there are.
seemingly. democratic gains in the
Eighth and Thirteenth districts, both
in this city. Daniel J.. Riordan being
elected i'm one and Jefferson NJ. Levy In
the other. This makes a total demo-
cratic gain of seven congressman.
New York, Nov. 3, 1 a. m.-Revised
figures on congressman show that Rep
resentative Bennett, rep, Is reelected
in the Fifth district, Brooklyn. and that
Representative Riggs, DEM, Is defeated
by Prendergast.
The vote in Thirty-second district
(Brooklyn) is very close. with the
probabilities of the election Of Ryan.
DEM. in the place of Mahany. rep. "A
democrat, Livingston, is reported elect
ed in the Nineteenth, at present repre-
scented by Cochran, rep. In the SIX
teenth congressional district John q.
Underhill. DEM, was elected, succeeding
| w. L. Ward, rep.
In the municipality of New York the
old-time democratic majority was APP
proximated. Van Wyck's vote being
about 80, 900 greater than that of the
republican candidate. This latter result
was helped in some measure by the
result in the borough OF Brooklyn.
Kings county, which. in 1896. gave
Black, republican. a plurality of 2S.6s2.
but to-day gave a democratic plural
lily of about 16. $3.50.
Brooklyn is the home of Judge Van
wyck. but this fact does not wholly
explain the practical reversal of plural
tiles which. It Is possible. is attribut-
able to the lukewarmness of the friends
OF Jacob w. Worth. who was deposed
from the craftsmanship OF the county
committee as a of his OPP
position to the plans of Senator Platt
in the mayoralty contest last year.
The returns from many counties NJ
the state are incomplete and in some
cases are missing altogether. The in
| Ainattano hain0 Hnmn mutations anon thf
figures at hand. point to a republican
plurality in the counties above the
Harlem Of about 100. 900. to offset which
the democrats can produce only the
so, 900 plurality of Greater New York.
Democratic Congressman.
New York. Nov. S.-The following
congressman have probably been elect.
ed in the boroughs Of Manhattan and
Bronx, city of New York:
Seventh, Nicholas Mullock, dem
Eighth, Daniel J. Riordan, dem. Ninth
Thomas ]. Bradley. dem. Tenth, Amos
]. Cummings. lem. Eleventh. VIM
Sulzer. dem. Twelfth. George b. Nc.
Clelland, dem. Thirteenth. JEFF NJ
Levy. dem. Fourteenth, VIM. AstoI
Chanler. Fifteenth, Philip b. Low
rep. -
RocheSter, NOV. o.-Cornpiele reNlse'
returns give Roosevelt 1929, Val
wyck Is, IA; majority for Roosevelt
545.
B~rooklyn's Vote.
New York, Nov. S.-The borough o
Brooklyn complete: Roosevelt 50, 299
Van Wyck 99,0S5.
In B~inghampton.
Binghampton, Nov. S.-This city com
plete gives Roosevelt 4,727, Van Wycl
3.44s.
Itbaca's Vote.
Ithaca. Nov. S.-Ithaca City com
plete: Roosevelt 1,5S7, a Wyck Lot