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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-08

The Pernln method Of shorthand Is
being taught by Mr.. H. W. Behnke In
the oregonian building at Portland.
The Pernln system is not only extreme
ly leglble after being written, but Is
exceptionally rapid. 1t is said that
students under Mr.. Behnke's direction
attain success in one-half the time es-
sentlal with either Graham, Munson
or Pitman methods. This school is
open day and night.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-08

III you scour the world you will
never find a remedy equal 10 Ono
Minute Cough Cure. says Editor Fack-
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It cured his family OF LaGrippe and
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Doing Ia tho great thing. For II. roso'
lutcly people do what Is right. In tint
they come to like doing IT,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-08

No one can blame the democratic
leaders for trying TO appropriate
George Dewey--a man who has no con-
ceptlon Of doubtful state.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-08

Col. Bryan has agreed to spend three
mellow October days on the firing line
in Kentucky, unless sooner mustered
out ty some feudal despot.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-08

A tailoring establishment Of some
pretentions, located on Washington
street Portland, claims to have made
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-08

Smokers, read-All 10 cent cigars, 10
cents. El Palencia, 10 cents; Ell Be-
lmont, 10 cents; General Arthur 10
cents; Leland Stanford, 10 cents; San
chez Y. Hyas, 10 cents; All cent, for
25 cents. ]. F. Handley & Co., cut
rate cigar and newsdealer. Perkins
hotel building, Portland, Ore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-08

Why is Watson's restaurant In Port
land patronized by thousands Of people
dailyY Simply because 1t is the largest,
finest and best equipped eating resort
on the Pacific coast. Watson's restau-
rant has sixty-eight white employees on
its pay roll. Remember the location,
109-l1 Fourth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
CapdeyiIIe Chosen to ne Mayor oI
New Orleans.

New OfithhHs
NEW ORLEANS. November 20 p
M.-Raturns received from sevcny-sA
out OF liS precincts. give Capdewl'e Gag
Mayor a majority OK 54o0. CapdeNits
election is assured.
80 DISTURBANCE.
The New Orleans election passed ~
quietly, lowing 10 the precautions taken.
although fully % per cent. of the rs'..
tered vote was polled. Forty precincts
out Of us give the r gular Democrats $50
and the Jacksonians 27i3. AT the same
ratio Paul Capdevlle viii be elected
Mayor over Walter c. Flower. the 'ncgm-
bent. by az least 500 votes.
SIDE ISSUES.
The State and United States scnat0rstIp
fights were involved in the contest aud
the Democracy also made the s.l. o,
municipal ownership prominent
Both sides agreed to two referees Ia
each ward besides "a central board oi ar-
bitrati0n. which decided au disputed qufs-
tons and took away any excuse Tor tr0u-
bic.
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY 65n
NEW ORLEANS. November 81 4, 1T.
The returns are coming Do slowly, DID
the average b. being kept up. and iA'
Democratic ticket viii win by het"e
3 800 and 5000 majority. II VIII lose ONLY
one of the fifteen wards, but elects ai iNe
councilmen. ...-,..
DETROIT REMAINS DEMO kAIll.
DETROIT MICH, November h-ih'
official count from az the city - ii'
cincts show that Mayor Maybufy u.n'-
q. cd . "H .
by 1881 majority. City-Treasurer ln'Nl-
son received 6i27 majority over BIS Re-
publican opponent, and ~ reelected i' h
second term. Cty-Clerk John schmidt
Oepubncan). gets n third term. by lH
majority.
The Democrats elected eight aldorm
and the Republicans nine. making Ole
Council stand 10 Republicans 10 "a Dem
Gratis.
DEMOCRATIC MAYOR REELECTED
PROVIDENCE. Is. J., November It'll.
election In this city to-day was dl.
one, and the vote cast was light. May
Baker OemocraO was elected for ODD.
third successive time by a plurality o
about 2l00. Last year his plurality Vs..
g. iO0 An but one Of the Democratic clH'
dldates on the general ticket were elected
SALE LAKE REPUBLICAN.
SALT LAKE, UTAH. November IRE
turns up TO midnight indicate ia.
Thompson RepublicaW has been elccri
Mayor by 800 or go majority. and thar a.
Republicans have elected a majority III.
the city Council.
FRISCO DEMOCRATIC.
SAN FRANCHISES. November 1-rr
days municipal election resulted bon
ra-election OF James ID. Phelan Or
oraD Mayor. by a majority of at l.I..
5000, over Horace Davis UtepuD.l,'h'
The remainder ~ The ticket is ah1Nt
equally divided between the Rcrlh. ans
and the Democrats.
SACRAMENTO REPUBLICAN
Al Sacramento, the Republic. -.'
the entire municipal ticket. VIII iAe exc
ception OF four minor offices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
ROyKIN-sHANDs CONTEST.
BoylSin Defeated for the SENATE ny
Several Hundred Majority.

Franklin-seven precincts out Of a total
NJ eleven in Southampton county give
Stands l.417 and Boykin 81. The other
four precincts will probably increase
shands's vote to us and Boykin's 90 IT,
giving Stands majority OF about l,oO
in SOUTHAMPTON.
Boykins friends in Nansemond claim
that the returns from that county give
Boykin about 600 majority, and Chairman
Day. at Smithheld. claims a majority OF
about 200 in Isle Of Wight for Boykin.
This would elect Stands by majority or
about 900. but other reports from other
sources IN Isle Of Wight and Nansemond
would change these figures 10 majority
of about / 200 for Hhands. The negroes
did not turn out very largely in the dis
trict but a large majority Of thos9 who
did turn out voted for Boykn,
Suffolk-Nine out Of eleven Precincts
heard from. Isle Of Wight county gives
Boykin DemocraO. for State Senate, a
majority Of l59 over Stands independently.
Jones Irregular Democrat, for House, 1883
majority over Bradshaw Independently.
Ten out of twelve precincts heard from
i'm Nansemond give BOykin coo majority
over Stands Jordan Irregular DemocraO'
no opposition.
suff6lk-Wlliam Stands il elected State
senator by q majority running between
ZOO and 1000 over r. T.. Boykin South
amptop gives Stands about LOO majority.
Nansemond Is claimed for Boykin by
about ZOO Colonel Day, chairman Of Isle
OF Wight claims the county for Boykin
nv 200 majority. Figures from another
source make Roykin's majority l59 with
two precincts 20 hear from.
Jones. for The House from Isle of Wight
IL elected by the same majority Boykin
heg i'm tho county. Jordan, for House
from Nansemond and Musgrove. in South
amnfon. had no opposition. The former
is for Martin for senator and the latter
for Tyler.
Norfolk-At this hour, ~ o'clock. APP
proximately complete returns from the
SENATORIAL contest between BOykin and
Stands show that although the Martin
edherents have carried two Of the three
counties comprising the district-Isle Of
Wight by 800 and Nansemond by 700
Stands has won with a 1000 majority in
/ Southampton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
uoIin.ux Case shifted Again.

(New York sun, I'M
On the District Attorneys motion The
Gaze of Roland 3. Molineux, charged with
the murder of Mrs. Katherine J. Adams
was transferred again yesterday this
time from the calendar OF the supreme
Court to that Of the General Sessions
Part H., IN which Recorder Con Is SIT
ting week ago to-day the case was re-
moved 10 the Supreme Court from Gene
raj Sessions by Justice Fursman, upo"
the District Attorneys motion. fes'e'-
days order was granted, ex-parte' ny
Justice Giegerich. The reason gwen Wy
the District Attorneys Office Tor the re-
cond transfer is that the witnesses In the
case have been subpoenaed to the Geherai
Sessions, and IT would be necessary 10
serve them again; also that Justice furs-
mans calendar is too full nh,
The transfer OF the case last luesu1y
TO the Supreme Court was seheraily
thought to be due to Willingness 10 le'
Recorder Con try a star case. AssiSl-
ant District Attorney Osborne Is said 10
have urged, since, upon the Dls'tict e.
torney that Justice williams OF tne gu
preme Court had held TO De lrreleNano,
before the grand jury, evidence tenulns
10 show that Mollneux poisoned Henry
C. Barnet and Justice Fursman would
feel impelled TO follow Justice Wllllams ;
ruling. Mr. Osborne il said 20 heheVe tnat
the General Sessions will not be suiueu
by this ruling.
The date for beginning the trial re
mains as set by Justice Fursman' NO
yemher 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
MISSISSIPPI.
democratic Majority About 3o'o"o-
Vote on Amendment close

JACKSON. MISS, November I-Scht-
,e,ire returns received from representa-
tive sections OF the State indicate a very
light vote I'm the Mississippi election Tnis
was caused by q decided tack Of interest
on the part Of the voters in their pre-
cincts. and a heavy purgng OF the regis
tration-bools in several counties.
The entire Democratic State ticket Is
elected by "A majority cOnseryatlvely estl-
mated az 10000 The official count VIII
not greatly vary these figures.
POPULIST VOTE FALLS OFF.
The Populist vote shows q decided fall
ing on which will probably amount TO
sO per cent. Not over $500 votes were
polled during the day. The PoDullsts
have probably elected a member OF the
LEGISLATURE from Choctaw county.
The vote on the Noel amendment, pro-
vidng for an elective judiciary, II decld-
eddy close. and it will require an Official
count 90 demonstrate the result, the
opponents Of the amendment are coni-
dent that they have il defeated.
SENATORIAL PRIMARY.
The chief interest Of the day centered
I'm Yallabusha county, where a senatorial
primary was held I'm conjunction with
the regular election. 4 bitter personal
hght was made on Senator sullivan, who
il a candidate for the short term. ending
March T. 1901. Returns from nearly all the
precincts Indicate that he has received the
instruction by a majority OF nearly two
20 one. Mclaurn received the iong-term
instruction by an overwhelming major
ftV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08

pannshannock county indicate 'na ,.,rost
Vote was light there being l1te ~ set
manifested, az the Hon; nso, ,a renresent
lie the Democratic candidate 70 iSp on
the county of Rappahannock. hau n,,,ed
position. Mr.. Settle goes uhlns'' 90 90 ndi-
Captain r. ). Parks. DemocrauS en,,n-
date for the House 20 represent 'ne NH win
ties az Page and Rappahannock, wiz W"
with "A good majority, judging IRON, PIT
emf returns. He Is instructed Tor Ron
: Martin Hon. u. ID. Gold, Deipos,a
candidate for the State Senate; 10 fep,.a
sent the counties OF olarK Me 81 instruct
ed for Hon. T. :. Martin Tor uhiayu
states senator. II is impossible TO OBTAIN
,be exact majority. but your reporter
has given the results accurately, 30 '"'
as present circumstances VIII pe''"'''
WISE.
Coehprn-H. J. Ayers Democrat mas
carried Wise county by about lZV' WHY"
insures his election. ,.a,. 4, Wise
Big stone Gap-Seven precincts III WIS., ssd
con17tv Tor House give 229 for Ayres ahu
,os foy Ieitz' The indications are tnat
kvres viii carry Wise by ~ ih"Jpi 80.
Buchanan and Dickinson ,,as no onno-
not been heard from. Bruce mas no "PP'
sition. and gets the entire vote
wEsTMORELAND AND NORTHNM-
BERLAND
Warsaw-T. J. Goldman DemocraO, ior
the House of Delegates. I'm the couhlIcS
az Westmoreland and Northumnerlana,
IL elected by a majority OF Sii WITH
seven precincts TO hear from, when VIII
largely Increase his majority. {; Hardlng
Walker. for Senate, il elected without
opposition.
WINCHESTER AND FREDEklCh.
Winchester The election here was th e
ouietest ever known here, less thah ~ PEI
cent. OF the vote being east IN me to~ ,n
and county. There was no opposl,'on III, ~
The Democratic candidates. ,. Luz go
I,upton. for state Senator. recelNeu 10 10
votes i'm town. and T.. c. jordan l"o to5
for the House of Delegates OUT OF I,VDo
Registered votes. Incomplete returns tIo ,.t
the county give the two candidates aoo"'
3O) votes each.
WYTIiE
Wvtheyille All OF the sixteen pree'n e,.
In this county have been heaIu run run -
cent two. and George a. Lambert ,'enIo-
Gran gets a majority over J0hn a. M d.
Govock QndepeuderD OF from l2v 20 10
An UNUSUALLY small vote was poleu'
YORK.
Yorktown The returns for YORK couh-
~ to. hand gives Tyler ODemocraD, Tor
state senate. 2fG; Wright colored utepub-
loan. ., Madison Democrat, for House
of Delegates. 27S-no opposition Vote
light.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
p4pNrrrs MAJORITY. 10000,
MASSACHUSETTS,.
RepuIIicans Garry the sfnte-EN-
nansion PLAYS Little Part.

BOSTON. November THE Republicans
carried Massachusetts, to-day by t1'OoJ
votes. electing ". Murray Crane Cover
nor The entire Republican state ticket
was elected by practically the same plu-
rality as the head Of the ticket ana the
LEGISLATURE Of 1900 will also be Repuplcau
by the usual large majority. there p''"9
few changes in either branch
THE expansion question apparently
nI,ved little part i'm the election, and SEN
ator Herbert C.. Parsons. of Greenfield.
where the question was an issue before
,be neorle vas defeated. Mr.. Parsons
ran Independently. and was assisted IN his
compaign by number Of anti-eXpan-
sionists from this city
The Democrats carried the city OF Bos-
ton by 6,lsj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
COLORADO.
County Election at Denver Goes

County Election at Denver Goes
Democratic by 1000 10 oooo.
DENVER. cot, Novembtr Lilo D. H.
Returns 80 far received make the election
Of the entire Democratic ticke, IN this
county practically certain, Come or the
managers claim plurality over the He
publcaRs OF 1000 To S,oVh
The proposition 20 issue bonds OF the
city of Denver for The construction or
"A municipal water plant carries by a
majority Of 2,0oO, Ia a vote or little
over 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08

A Splendid Majority for Our Nomi-
nee by NottOway.

Nottoway Courthouse-The Courthouse
Precinct gives w. II. Mann OemooraO
for Senator 81. E T. Buford Gndeperd-
enO T. r. G. southall OemocraD for
House of Delegates. 80. There are two
precincts yet TO hear from, and the indi-
cations are that Judge Mann has carried
this county by more than 1900 majority.
Meherrin-Result Of to-days election
for senator: w. II. Mann. 80; Buford, 20.
For House: j. w. Ellis Y, d. n. Love,
II is estimated that Judge Mann's
majority i'm the county will be 200; Eliss
majority, 800 - -
turnout at the polis TO-DAY. AZ the pre-.
from best Information obtainable at this
hour. Manns estimated majority IN Not
toway will reach Loo To l'4Oo. This in
suTes his election.
1--WE have no returns IRON Brunswlck
and few from Lunenburg. -Dispatch.)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
LANCASTER AND RICHMOND.
Carter Wexford Elected 10 the
House over Pinknrd.

Warsaw-Wellford Irregular Democrat
carries the counties Of Richmond and
Lancaster by 3l4 majority.
I'm this county Mr.. Wexford carries
every precinct and gets a majority OF di2;
In Lancaster Wexford carries -FOUR OF
five precincts but Pinkard independent
Democracy carries Lancaster county py
POS majority. NJ,
There is great rejoicing here over Well
Walker DemocraD for the State Senate
is elected without opposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
THE EASTERN SHORE.
Aceomac aud NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
only No Opposition tn Democrats

Onancock-The election for members OF
the House Of Delegates from Aceomac'
Northampton and Elizabeth city coun-
ties passed off quietly to-day. There was
no opposition to the Democratic nomi-
nees. except to John Il. Nottingham (bem-
'ocyat). noater candidate for Accomac and
Northampton. He was opposed by Frank
Hoskins, negro politician OF Northamp-
ton. Returns in hand indicate the election
of 5. w Matthews, John Il. Nottingham,
and lie Grande Donohoe, ali Democrats.
The negro, Hoskins, seems 10 have
been absolutely repudiated by his own
race Al this precinct one Of the largest
In the county, he did not receive single
vote
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
NEW YORK,
Assembly staDdt Republicans, Oh
Democrats, 50--Rfpublican Gain, ~

Democrats, 50--RrpubIican Gain, -.
NEW YORK. November THE New
York Assembly will stand: Republicans,
81; Democrats, 50. Republican plurallty'
81 Republican gain, IA.
MAZET ADMITS DEFEAT.
NEW YORK, November 7,-Robert Ma
yet (Republican, candidate for Assem-
blyman in the Nineteenth District ad-
mts that he is defeated. Collector George
r. Bidwell, who managed Mazets cam
paign, also comedies the defeat OF Mazet.
WORK OF VOTING MACHINE.
ITHACA, n. Y, November THE city
Of Ithaca gives the Democratic candidate
for County Treasurer plurality OF 49,
and the Republican candidate for Sheriff
1870 The standard voting machine was
used in this city. and the result was
known seventeen minutes after the polls
closed.
ROCHESTER, REPUBLICAN.
ROCHESTER,. n. y, November T.
Rochester complete gives Carnochan QRe'
publicam 1853 plurality for Mayor
UTICA DEMOCRATIC.
UTICA. n. y. November sherman
DemocraO Is elected Mayor OF Utica by
a majority Of 81. The balance Of the city
ticket is Democratic by majOrities rang
ing from 200 to 300.
ALBANY AssEMBLYMEN.
ALBANY. n. Y. November ALBANY
county elects Republican assemblymen IN
the First. Second, and Fourth DISTRICTS
and Democrat In the Third.
SYRACUSE DEMOCRATIC.
SYRACUSE. n. Y. November Mayor
Mcguire DemocraO carries the city py
nearly 1909.
REPUBLICAN LANDSLIDE.
ELAlIRA. n. Y, November 7.-lndiea-
lions point 10 O. Republican landslide III
Chemtlng county. the home Of ex-senator
nm Charles II. Knapp Republicam IS
elected 10 the Assembly, a Democfauc
loss.
MANHATTAN SHERIFFALTY.
NEW YORK, November a-lh'
Roroushs OF Manhattan and the Bronx
,or sheriff. give OBrien RepuDHeaW'
70 539. Grell Democrat. lds,lz5'
KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
NAV YORK. November lin Kings
oa,r,v RrooLlyn. Howe (Repubicam -
rrohabIv elected Register over Gray
r,ernocran who figured unfavorably ps-
f,re tina Mazet Committee. Inc hrPNpH
cans concede the rest OF the county ticket
10 the Democrats
MANHATTAN DEMOCRATS
NEW YORK, November line eIec-
ZION I'm the four counties that MAKE up
the city OF New York resulted III the
election OF every Democrat on every eoun-
- ticket. except Gray, Democratic
candidate for Register i'm Kings. VINO
was beaten because Of his REFUSAL 10
nnt in an appearance before the MaIet
Investigation Committee, ana answer
| charges against him.
MAZET MAY BE SEATED
The Democratic majorltiez were ABOUT
normal Senator Plat minated iats To-
night that Mazet might be seated IN 'he
next Assembly. in which the Republicans
| have thirty-twO majority. The Tainmahy
| Democrats openly denounce ex-senator
nm whom they blame for tho reverses
mo the state. The Republicans in New
| York county elected only four men 10 the
| Assembly. one OF them member OF the
| Citizens Union.
REPUBLICAN PLURALITY, $500.
NEW YORK, November S.-Taking all
the Assembly districts in the State. the
Republican plurality Is $500 according 20
| the Tribune's returns, az compared with
| Rooseyelt's plurality Of lI7e6 lost year
| Returns received up 10 A. NJ, show
the election OF ninety Republican Assem-
blymen and sixty Democrats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
IOWA.
Apparent Republican Gains on Gov
ernorship aud In Legislature.

DIES MONIES. IA. November Sat
go this morning, 67S precincts OF the
2.OS2 I'm the State give Shaw Republican,
for Governor 1856; White tDemocrap'
81. 5G5. The same precincts two years ago
gave Shaw s6.j6j; White, 1882. rms y
a net Republican gain Of $685. or ABOUT ,S
"A TO the precinct. The same ratio II
kent no for the State, will give Repuo-
lican plurality OF about 5000
There are a few Republican gains III me
Legislature, and the indications are the
Republicans will have 1i5 OF the l'o MEM
bers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
MATHEMATICIAN POLICY In Ea'i.

LONDON. November A-rhe Ao'"."'
Post to-day makes the foliowin- ..
n0uncement: we have received '
patch from Washington respecting AIS
American policy la the Ear Last WINCH
f. OF such nature that u Is oet'i.
al the present juncture 10 wltnNp.' DO
from the public, until we are able 20 e'"'
firm, or deny it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
MARYLAND.
Republicans Concede Election o'
smith by 10000 Majority,

BALTIMORE, November L-General
Thomas j. Shryock, chairman OF the
Republican State Central Committee at
10 o'clock tonight, conceded the election
OF John Walter Smith Demoerap Tor
Governor by 10000 majority.
REPUBLICAN EXPLANATION.
BALTIMORE, MD. November f-(Spe-
ciaI)-The very bad management OF Sena-
tor McComas in Maryland caused us the
loss OF the State. II looks now as II
Smith Democrat would carry the city
by 10000 and we fear the counties may
give him 5000 more
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
TEE sEXT GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
List of Those Probably Elected Ia
Senate and House.

Below Is gwen as complete list OF the
members OF the General Assembly prob
ably elected as can be made up with any
degree of accuracy from the returns re-
ceived up TO the hour of goins TO press.
Where not otherwise indicated the per-
son elected is Democrat This Is the
list:
FOR THE SENATE.
Second pistrlel-scott, Lee, and Wise
Counties; X. i, Bruce.
Fourth Montgomery, Roa-
noke. and Craig Counties, and City Of
Roanoke. Edward LYLE.
sixth Dis,riet-CSrroil, drayson, ana
Patrick Counties: j. IL, Harvey.
Eighth Observation-Disclosures County:
George n Keezel.,
Tenth Dstrict-frederiok and Shepgn-
doah Counties; =. l.. Lupton.
Twelfth District-c arke, Page, and
Warren: Thomas ID Gold
Fourteenth blstrict--Aiexandria Fair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
KANSAS.
County EIectiOns--NePy Light Vote
Apparent Republican Gains.

TOPEKA. KAN. November 7.--lOSO y.
M.-Very meagre returns indicate Repub-
llcan gains in the county elections held
over Kansas to-day. II H. predicted by
conservative politicians that the Repubh-
can gain will reach 10 per cent. In Suwa-
nee county the whole Republican ticket
il elected by a gain OF 20 per cent. over
last year 4 very light vote was po!ed
all over tho State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
ASSEMBLY DEMOCRATIC.

The Democrats have carried the three
legislative districts I'm Baltimore city,
and the probabilities are that they Will
have seventy-iive members in the lower
house Of the General Assembly while the
Republicans appear TO have elected but
sixteen The Senate will be very close
with the chances slightly favoring the
Democratic claim Of a majority Of two.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
FELIX AGNUS,
Baltimore American,
SMITHS PLURALITY, 1880.

6NI 7 n - T 10 WIFI ! 17I'TFF
BALTIMORE. November e.-Returns
from both city and State have been very
slow in coming to hand and al o'clock
this wednesday, morning the fun vote
from only thirteen wards Of Baltimore
city had been received, while In the State
not a single county is complete. The tnir-
teen complete wards in the city, with the
balance estimated, show a plurality for
Smith DemocraD, for Governor, OF 7'bil
while I'm the balance Of the State his plu-
rality will probably be between 300 and
D
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
PENNsNIV ANA.
narneu Elected state Treasurer--
Republican Loss Ia rhiiadeiphia.

PHIi.ADELPHIAl November f-The
vote on the question of authorizing
sl2 10000 loan for the Improvement of the
city water supply shows tho citizens 10
be overwhelmingly In favor ~ the propo-
s,tion. the average being about 10 10 /
IN favor.
The Republican City Committee esti-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
RICHMOND EXCHANGE FOR wO-
MANS WORK

500 EAST FRANKLIN STREET.
Old phone No. 1908 ...
For sale, a beautiful line Of FAN.
AND USEFUL ARTICLES. includ.ng AZ
tiques Embroidery Silks and maufei
for making Lace, Also. fresh supPh''
OF Preserves, Pickles, Jellics, tah.,
Pies. &c orders taken Tor Teas, Lull"'
cons. and Receptions.
oc lisa, rnHrnsm