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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-31
GUARDIANS SALE.
hRICk RESIDENCES ON HALu
STREET
IiIlICEx
@. IT. DOHsETT, AuctIOneer.


Under aud by virtue of an order granted
by the honorable Court OF Ordinary %
Chatham county. / will sell at the Court
House in Savannah, during the usual
hours of sale on TUESDAY, Nov T. iS9D
FOR the purpose of the payment of debls
and for distribution and maintenance:
The following as the property of Ann
Alleen and Marie Bowling. minors All
Of those certain tracts of land situate in
the city OF savannah known as the east
ern haif of Lot. No 25 Charlton ward,
containing forty-nYe feet four and a halls
inches, more or less from east 10 west ana
hfty-one feet, more or less, from north To
south; also the eastern half of the lot adj
joining the half lot above mentioned
known as lot No. g, Charlton ward. and
having the same width and depth as the
hrst mentioned tract; and also a strip of
land ten feet wide taken from the northern
end of the west half OF lot No 2e. CharI-
ton, and held subject to the conditions OK.
pressed IN a deed from w. r. Bailey TO
James T. Hickey. dated juno IL, 1889, ana
recorded I'm Deed Book Of Chatham Coun-
~, O'a, folio b6, above described land be-
ing subject to the payment TO the Mayor
and Aldermen OF the city Of Savannah OF
an annual ground rent; together with the
improvements on said land, consisting OF
two brick residences, two stores on base
ment, and known as Nos. 20S and 20 Hall
street, west. Terms cash.
JORDAN r.. BROOKS,
Guardian Ann Aileen and Marie DowilnR
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DORA L. STARK Vs. ADOLPH
Stark. In the Superior Court OF Chatham
county, December term, 1899 Libel for d.
vorce. To the defendant, Adolph Stark:
You are hereby required to be and appear
al the next, the December term OF the
Superior Court OF Chatham county, then
and there 10 answer the plantiff, Dora l..
Stark, In a libel for divorce
Witness, the Honorable Robert FAINT
CANT. Judge Of said court, this 10Th day Of
September, 1899. JAMES X. p. CARR,
Clerk s. c., G. c.
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HELP wANFED-MALE.


TEMPORARY POSITION FOR
stenographer, male or female; salary, $50
per month. Address l.. l.. 8.
WANTED, A MAN TO PUT UP HEAT
ir& stoves. one thoroughly competent need
apply. 4. d. & VIM. baltimore.
WANTED, SAWYER CIRCULAR
mill; frst-class sawyer in mill cutting 50
M feet and upwards dimension lumber per
day; must be sober energetic and capable
Of saving fun capacity OF mill; good sal
airy 70 the right man; references only as
to character and sobriety Drew Lumber
Company, Columbia, Fla.
WANTED, RESPONSIBLE FIRM
wants Office manager at Savannah. Salary
81 $50 year; $500 cash and best references
required; commercial reference furnished
Address Postoffice Box Isl, Philadelphia,
Pa.
WANTED. SADDLERY Statesmen;
also advertising distributors; salary TIL
umph Information Company Dallas, Tex
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
ITORS

GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. No
tice Is hereby given to al persons having
demands against Chris Murphy, late OF
said county deceased, TO present them 70
me, properly made out, within tho time
prescribed by law, 50 as 10 show their
character and amount; and all persons 10
debted 70 said deceased are required 10
make immediate payment TO me
NJ. a. O'BYRNE. Administrator.
Savannah, Ca. Oct. 2 1899.
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FOE RENT-SToREs.


STORE AND DWELLING. OPPOSITE
Tybee depot, one Of the best business
stands in the city. Apply to L. d. La
Roche, 21 East Bay street
STORE FOR RENT. CORNER BAR
nard and Park avenue, formerly occupied
by L. B. Greer. Apply to ]. F. Brooks
10 Bay street, west
FOR RENT. THAT LARGO DESIRA-
BILE store. III Broughtona street. east. APP
ply Albert Wylly, II Bryan street. east.
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RESIDENCES AT AUCTION.
NOS. 2I2 AND 2f4 ANDERSON STREET
WEST.

NOS. 2l2 AND ia ANDERSON sTREET
WEST.
G. II. DORsETT, Auctioneer,
WIN cell at the Court House in savannah,
during the usual hours Of sale, on TUES
DAY. Nov. I, for account of all con-
cerned,
The western one-hhlf OF lots 107. 10s 100
and part Of l06 Cue ward, measuring
about A. feet from on Anderson street. with
a rectangular depth to the lane of 105 feet,
with the improvements thereon, known as
Nos. 2f2 and 2i4 Anderson street, west, near
Barnard These improvements consists of
two well built two-story residences, con-
talntng parlor. dining room and kitchen,
two bedrooms a hall room and a bath
room, each renting for SIS per month.
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.
AN IDEAL COTTAGE HOME.
COMPLETE AND REPLETE
f-oNxr7nnsre AVN .-oNx-xrxrr.Nsr,vrs,

COMPLETE AND REPLETE
IN COMFORTS AND CONvENIENcEs.
c. II. DoRsETT, AuctIonecr,
VIII sell at the Court House during tho
usual hours Of sale. on TUESDAY, Mo-
vember Z, 1899:
The most attractive Queen Anne Cot
tage in the city. It's exterior appearance,
surrounded ny beautiful lawn filed
with choice flowers, engages the atten-
ton as soon as the eye rests upon It.
The interior arrangement ana finish ara
marvel Of comfort, convenience and
good taste, The first floor contains par
Tor, dining-room, library and reception
hall, finished in curley yellow pine, with
hord oil finish, steel ceilings, cabinet man
tells, decorated walls and stained glass
ornamental windows.
on the second floor there are three bed
rooms, beautifully paPered and well sup
Piled with closets bath room with porce-
lain lined tub, hot and cold water. The
house Is heated by hot air and supplied
with electric bells In the yard are sta
bles, servants quarters, etc This prop
erty Is situated on tho northeast corner
Of New Houston and OFT streets and ia
known as No. 1904 New Houston Cor Park
avenue), east, having a southern front OF
eighty-four feet and n depth to a lane of
one hundred and fourteen feet.
AT THE SAME TINE
Lot Number eighteen. Haywood ward, on
south side or Gwinnett street, near tho
new barns and Offices OF the street rail-
way size 30xl03.
ALSO
One and a half lots on New Houston
street, adjoining on the east the above de-
scrlbed residence, 45 feet front by ia
feet deep, n splendid site for home.
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PRoPOsALs wAyTED.

U. s. ENGINEER OFFICE, ST. AU-
justine. Fla, oct. 2, 1899. Sealed proposals,
In trlplicate, for dredging al Orange Mills
Flats. st. Johns river, Fla, viii be receiv-
ed here until - o'clock, noon, Nov. 2, 1899,
and then publicly opened Information fur
nished on application e. IL. McKinstry,
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BOY. 16 YEARS OF AGE. FXPCRI-
enced in stenOgraphy, wants position IN an
office. Address Bright" care News.
RESPECTABLE CoLORED WOMAN
wants position as cook or house SRI; good
recommends tons. Box 80, care News.
PARTIES WANTING TURPENTINE
hands can save money by consulting j. c.
Schiller. COG King street, Charleston, 3. c.
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1T MUST BE SOLD.
CORNER FOUH-sTORY BRICR
REsIDENCE.
G. II. DOHSETr, Auctioneer.

G. II. D0HSfTr, AuctiOneer.
am directed by all parties In Interest,"
to sell to the highest bidder, at the Court
House, for account of all concerned. on
Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1899, during the usual
hours of such sale.
The western half OF lot No. 8. North Og-
lethorpe ward, Axs2. on the southeast
corner of Zubly and Ann streets, being
a short distance from Broughton and
West Broad streets. The improvements
consist OF a substantially built brick resi-
dence containing twelve rooms. very con-
venient to the business portion of the
city and TO the wharves
The owner being nonresident, desires
to reinvest the value of the property, and
authorizes the unusually easy terms OF
$500 cash. and the balance divided into
FIVE annual payments; interest at per
cent per annum. Negotiations at private
sale entertained
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8 ELEGANT LOTS AT AUCTION.
WELL LOCATED, coon SURROUND

{. ~. DORSETP, AuctIOneer.
VIII sell on TUESDAY. Nov. 7. 1880 during
the usual hours Of sale, at the Court
House in Savannah.
lots facing north on Tenth street
lots facing south on Eleventh street.
] lot northeast corner Eleventh ana
West Broad.
These lots are between Montgomery and
West Broad, each being Soxll7, with lane
IN the rear, and are one block from Wells
square.
Terms-s50 cash and IS per month, inter-
est at 7 per cent. per ennum
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PROPOSALS WANTED.

L. s. ENGINEER OFFICE, st. Au-
gustine, Fla. Oct. 81, 1SS3-Sealed pro-
posals in tripllcate for delivering about
80, 600 tons, more or less, Of stone In place
in jetties at mouth OF FL. Johns river
Florida, will be received here until r.
room, Nov q, 1899, and then publicly
opened. Information furnished on applica-
ton. c. II. MKINsTRY. Capt. Engrs.
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FOR sALE-REAE ESTATE.

FOR SALE, TWENTY TO THIRTY
thousand acres fine turpentine and saw
mill timber near water transportation Ad-
dress d. b. Register, Colee, st. Johns
county. Florida.
RESIDENCES AND BUILDING LOTS
for sale all over the city on easy terms by
Robert H. Tatem, real estate dealer, No.
York street west.
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rake no Other.

The best Ginger Ale is Wheelers; Il is
sparkling, nutritious and delicious.
Don't let any one tell you to take an
other Ginger Ale which Is just as good,
Simply 20 accommodate the merchant and
not yourself.
every time.
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A TENTH STREET HOME

ON ATTRACTIVE TERMS.

win sell at the Court House. during the
usual hours Of sale. on TUESDAY, Nov.
z, 1893.
The western half lot No. 30 Lowell WARD.
having frontage on Tenth street. be-
tween Barnard and Jefferson, OF 80 feet,
and a depth OF rs feet.
The Improvements, known as No 2t5
Tenth, west, consists of a well built two
story residence. containing parlor, dinine
room kitchen three bedrooms, bath room.
with hot ana cod water, large piazzas,
closets, stables. etc Tnis property can be
bought on cash payment OF $500, and the
balance in loan compan5~s plan. This To-
eaton 10 one Of the most desirable la the
southern section.
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DANCING.

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MRS. Il. 3. NlCOLL WILL REOPEN
her classes in Delsarte aud physical cul-
ture, fancy and society dancing as fol-
lows: Children's class, Wednesday, Nov
/, at 4 p. m, Guards Hall Charlton and
Bull streets; adults class Thursday, Nov
2. at p. M, Armory Hall, Bull and State
streets.
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SC0W Ar AUCTION.
MCLAUGHLIN q SON.

by J. MCLAUGHLIN "a SON,
on WEDNESDAY, LIST November, 1879,
before the Custom House, a. II O'clock
The scow known as Letter j, l25 yards.
as she now lies near Southern on Com
concerned.
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wAvTEn-1IIsCELLANEoUs

GOOD COW. JUST CAhVED; STATE
price and amount of milk per day. Sam,
Morning News
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sT1IAyED.
BOARDING

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GENTLEMEN CAN GET GOOD TIA
Die board, SIG per month. 122 Taylor
west.
GENTLEMEN CAN SECURE SINGLE
south rooms, with board. PIP West Jones
street
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REWARD.

$ REWARD FOR MALTESE KITTEN
lost from 22l Jones street, east. Pope Bar
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ron sALE-sIiScELIANEOUs.

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STRAW, NOW IS THE TIME TO
make your stock comfortabe; a good bed
OF straw is all they need. t. J. Davis, 1is
Bay street west.
FOR SALE. a 40-HORSE POWER RE-
turn fiue boiler; has been used very lit
lie. Address or apply to Morning News
office, Savannah Ga.
FOR SALE. 34-FOOT SLOOP YACHT:
excellent conditions fully equipped for
cruising; a bargain; reason for selling. lar
ger boat. Fun particulars, address p. o.
Box c c, Brunswick Ga.
FIRE PROOF SAFES FOR SALE AT
dow price; all in stock in five hundred TO
five thousand pounds. Apply, Lippman
Bros.
EXCELSIOR, ALL GRADES. c. NJ
Mcbride & Co.. P. o. BOX. 255 Savannah.
Ga.
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WANTED, TO BUY OR RENT AT
once two wenches. Apply Domestic Coal
and Wood Company, yard River and
Whitaker streets.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE SIX
mules. Address w, 20l Bolton street,
uasf
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FOR RENT-Ro0Ms.

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FURNISHED, SOUTH FRONT ROOM,
with or without board. 122 Taylor street,
west.
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WANTED. WILL BUY FOR CASH A
retail shoe business in Atlanta or Savan-
nah; must be cheap. Address Shoe Buyer,
general delivery, Atlanta, Ga.
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FURNISHED ROOM, BATH ON SAME
floor; very quiet and cool. AS President,
west.
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FOUND 500 BY BUYING Ny SUIT AT
the Hub
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eTcofn street, WIN or WithoUt Doard.
FLAT. FOUR ROOMS. FIRST FLOOR:
suitable for offices, sleeping rooms or
housekeeping. John Lyons
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one and half lots on New Houston
street, adjoining on the east the above de-
scrbed residence 40 feet front by ia
feet deep. q snLendld site for q home
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AT THE SAME TIME

Lot Number eighteen. Haywood ward, on
'outh side OF Gwinnett street, near tho
new barns and offices OF the street rail-
way, size 30xl03.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-08
PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia. Nov. THE polls closed
in this state at +. NJ. and no returns
have yet been received from districts
outside of Philadelphia. In this city
scattering returns point to the election
of the regular Republican state ticket
by a greatly reduced plurality. owing to
the small vote east. Up to $50 l.. NJ.
there have been no reports of any ar
rests for violation of the election laws
Republican State Chairman Reeder said
tonight: col Barnett's majority in the
state will be 10000. The ma iority in Al
legheny will be about 10000. and in the
state. exclusive OF Philadelphia and Ale
gheny. about 50.@oo. The other candidate;
will run somewhat ahead of Barnett, as
the opposition within our own party has
been concentrated on Col. Barnett.
senator Penrosc said: 1T seems to be n
staunch Republican victory all along the
line and a strong endorsement of the ma :
tional administration.
Pittsburg. Nov. Returns are com
ing in slowly but what are at hand in
dictate a light vote with reduced Re
publican plurality.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Woonsocket, r. L., Nov. Mayor
Green, the Democratic candidate for re-
election. defeated the Republican can
didate. who also ran, last year, with
S. Hopkins, by plurality of 129. Last
year. Mayor Greene's plurality was 50.
The city council will be Republican.
Pawtucket X. L., Nov. John J.
Fitzgerald was elected mayor here. to-
day. By majority of 392 over Henry
+. Tiepke, the former receiving 1895
votes and the latter 2003.
Central Falls. r. L., Nov. 7.--Eastwood
won the contest for the mayoralty. today.
defeating w. J. Martin. Dem. and John
T.. Curran. the candidate of the Socialist
Labor party. Eastwood s total vote was
l13s and his plurality $50. Martin received
65S and Curran "a.
Newport, K. l.. Nov. Patrick J.
Boyle. the Democratic candidate for
mayor. was re elected. today. The city
government Is Republican.
Providence II. l.. Nov. THE election
in this city. today, was dun one and
the vote cast was light. Mayor Baker.
Dem was elected for the third successive
time, ty plurality of about 2lC0. There
are few changes in the city council. the
Republicans retaining their control of
both branches.
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PhiIadelphia's Vote.

Philadelphia. Nov. 7.-Incomplete re-
turns from 10 of the 40 wards in this city
give Barnett, Rep, for state treasurer, Il
plurality of 1880 over Greasy, Dem. The
same wards in 1897. when Swallow was
running strong as the independent candi
date, gave Beacon, Rep. a plurality Of
1855. and in 1895 the Republican plurality
was 1874
The vote on the question of authorizing
a $4,000 900 loan for the improvement of
the city water supply shows the citizens
to be overwhelmingly in favor of the
proposition. The Republican city com
mittee estimates a Republican plurality
of 10000 in Philadelphia. Republican loss
of over 10000 as compared with 1897. The
loss is due to the small vote cast
In the state this ticket was elected !:
State treasurer James E. Barnett, Rep.
supreme court judges. ]. III. Brown, Rep.
S. Leslie MestreZat. DEM; district court
judge. j. |. Mitchell, Rep. There are two
vacancies in the supreme court and each
party elects one judge.
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NEW YORK CITY.

New York, Nov THE election in
the four counties that make up the city
of New York resulted in the victory of
every Democratic candidate on every
county ticket except Gray. Democratic
candidate for register in Kings, who
was beaten because of his failure to
put in an appearance before the MaZet
investigating committee and answer
charges made against him. Demo-
cratic majorites We're about normal.
being in New York county over $4,000.
In Kings county the Democratic vote
fell off from last year. when Van Wyck
ran exceedingly strong in Brooklyn.
The Tammany eXultation was not
over the county tickets victory, which
had been expected. but over the defeat
of Assemblyman Mazet, Rep, which
they had hoped, prayed and worked
for From Mr.. Croker down. Tam
many men shouted over Mazet's down
fall. Senator Plat intimated. late to-
night, that MaZet might be seated in
the next Assembly. in which the Re-
publicans will have 80 majority, as
against IS majority in the last Assem-
bly,.
The Tammany Democrats openly de-
nounce Ex-senator Hill, whom they
blamed for the reverses up the state.
The Republicans in New York county
elected only four assemblymen. one OF
them a member of the Citizens Union
Walton, the Democratic candidate for
sheriff of Kings county, wins by nearly
ne, 900 plurality.
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and 2 Independent. This shows a loss of
two Republican senators and three Re
publican representatives. In addition ia
these three Republican places, the Demo
Gratis also have filled two seats occupied
by independents, last year.
The Democrats of the LIST Middlesex sen
atorial district elected their candidate for
the first time. The Socialists lost a req
resentative in Haverhill. but a member of
that party was chosen from the 4th Ply
mouth district. thereby giving them the
same quota as last year. The Socialists
at Havorhill made up for their loss by
giving the candidate for governor a
greater vote than that received by the
Democratic nominee In other parts Of
the state the Socialist doctrine was given
some Endorsement.
The expansion question apparently
played little part in the election. and Sen
ator Herbert c. Parsons of Greenfield,
where the question was an issue before
the people, was defeated. Mr.. Parsons
ran independently and was assisted in his
campaign by "a number of anti expansion
lists from this city.
There were but few surprises through
out the state and party lines We're more
strictly drawn than is ordinarily the case.
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BOSTON,.
Paine Carries City by 6l96-Crane Loses
Over 1000 from 1898.

Boston. Nov. THE Democrats, today,
had no difficulty in carrying the city of
Boston. For the past three years the
city has Endorsed the Republican candi
date for governor, but this year. Robert
Treat Paine, Jr., the Democratic candi :
date. received a plurality of 6l96 over j.
Murray Crane. Republican Paine's total
vote was 49, 592 and Crane received 1886.
Last year. Wolcott, Rep, carried the city
by plurality of 1897 over Alexander Il.
Bruce Dem. These figures show loss
for Crane from Wolcott's vote of 1179 and
a gain for Paine over Bruce's total of 81.
The decrease in the Crane vote is partly
due to the fact that he comes from the
western part of the state and did not
have the local popularity Wolcott had.
The election passed off quietly.
In the 5th Suffolk senatorial district.
Hon. Charles II. lines was reelected.
The 9th Suffolk senatorial district, which
elected a Democrat, last year. went Re
publican by majority of Al for Leonard
W. Ross. In the Sd Suffolk senat orial dis
| trict jeremiah E. Mahoney was elected.
| The Republicans lost a representative
! in the I'D Suffolk district. but elected cx
Alderman John Ii. Colby to the House
from the 18th Suffolk district.
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New York Journal Claims.

New York, Nov An Evening Jour-
nal extra says: The Democratic vic
tory in New York county is complete.
The plurality in Manhattan and the
Bronx is at least $4,000.
Joseph r. Daily is once more defeated
in his attempt to regain seat on the
supreme court bench.
VIM. F. Grell defeats OBrien for
sheriff by a decisive plurality over the
combined. Republican, Labor and Clt-
ven's. vote.
The election of Perez Stewart over
Mazet in the 18th Assembly district is
claimed by 500 plurality.
An Evening Journal 10 o'clock extra
says: The latest figures show that
Brooklyn has gone Democratic by from
5000 to 10000. Gray, Democratic can
didate for registrar, is defeated by
about 5000.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

recaUitulation of the vote shows
the following: Repres sntatives elected:
Reps, 166: Dems., 20: Social Denis, :;
Independents. =. Senators electea'
Reps, 81; Denis, 9.
Boston, Nov. THE Republicans
carried Massachusetts, today. by 69,ooo
votes and w. Murray Crane OF Daltoh'
will be the next governor. The entire
by practically the same plurality as the
head of the ticket and the Legislature
OF 1900 will also be Republican by the
usual large majority, there being 1ew
changes in either branch.
The total vote for governor with one
town missing are as follows: w. Muir
ray Crane, Rep. 16S, SAG; Robert Treat
Paine. Jr.. Dem. 100. S12
The result of the election was high
ly gratifying to the Republicans de-
spite the fact that the vote for Their
candidates showed falling off of II
per cent. from last year. On the Other
hand the Democrats expected to hole
their own and where therefore disap
pointed with their 4 per cent loss TIL,
election in Boston, however, made III
materially for the decline in the yot,
outside. and. tonight. the Democrat.
are rejoicing that the city, after a thre,
years absence, is once more in tn,
Democratic column. Last year. Gov
Wolcott carried Boston by over 1000
6lsl. y
the senate of 1900 VIII stand 81 Repub
ncans 70 democrats, and the House. lG
nep"''ea"s' ~ Democrats. 2 Socialis;