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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-11
ON GRIDIRON CLUB.
Aguinaido and Dom Paul At Its Annual
Frolie.

Washington, December 9.-Ths Decsm-
Der dinner of the Gridiron club was Civ.
en- tonight at the Arlington hotel where
ahout 120 guess were entertained In char
aoteiis'i, manner BY the forty correspon-
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notifying the once
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There II NO longer any doubt Of the loss
Of the stsamsr Niagara with all on board
on the Great Lakes.
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UNDERWOOD SPRING.

Spacious Dining Hall always open. Music
Card and Smoking Rooms. all with opsn fires.
brilliantly lighted by electricity and heated by
steam. decorated with palms and evergreen.
An excellent menu from which to order.
Game and fish DINERS specially.
Arrangements made for Dinner. Dancing or
Card partie, with or without special ears at
office of Portland x Yarmouth Electric Rail
wy Co., ONCE 40 Congress street. Telephone
1853. noyl3dtf
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General Lsonard Wood declares the re-
ports that there 10 disaffeotton In Santia-
go province to be without foundation.
Boston Democrats are claiming that
they will elect Gen. Collins from 5000 10
5000 notwithstanding disaffection In the
rank9 They also claim the board Of al
dermen. The Republicans express coati-
dencs that they will MAKE Hart mayor.
A large independents vote may cause sur
prise In the result.
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With Nine. Marcelia Sembrich, and a
Great Cast, including Sig. q. Campanari Mile.
Banermeister. NJ. Herman De vries, Sig. Pint
CorsL Sig. vsnni N. Meux, and NJ SslIgnsc.
Orchestra. etc, from Metropolitan Opera
House, N. ".
Prices si.5o. 2.eo. ESQ. 400 $50. BOX seats $500
Seats now on sale. sY-Weber Piano used.
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the DAILY PRESS. No. " kxchanEs street.
Portland Me.
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WILL LEAD THE WORLD.
what the Pulp and PspO Industry
Means TO Maine.

Augusta, December 9.-The forthcom-
ing report Of Lator Commissioner Mat.
thews will deal extensively with the prlp
and paper industry in Maine. Already
the commissioner Is being Delayed with
letters from all p9fts of the country ask
Ing for the report. So sensral Is this de-
mand that 1t has been decided to issue an
advance bulletin containing this part Of
the report. The bulletin will he ready
for distribution the coming week. and 1T
publication was happy thought for
otherwise the regular bound edition Of
the full report-whioh will be out some
time In Jnnuary-wouid have heen in.
sufficient to meet the demand.
The report will show some very inter-
esting figures. Maine 10 now second a. a
pulp and paper state, New York being
FIRST. But when the Great Northern Pa.
per company completes its mill aad gets
TO running full blast Maine will lead
them all when Mr.. Matthews last served
up the pulp and paper business there
vas $13, 900, 900. When the Great Northern
aud the Hollinssworth d whitney mills
ars compieted. there will be an invsst-
ment Of go. QUO, 600. In 'f5- there was q
daily output Of 12N tons. Today IL II
1875 tons. When the g. N. Co.'S mills
are done this output win be 2ie5 tons.
The daily pay roll Of the pulp and paper
N ills amounts to t15, 0C0-or %. 000. 600 a..
nusiIy. This 10 saying nothing Of the cost
Of wood which foots up to s. 100000.
The report will also show that thsre IL
no immediate danger that the supply Of
spruce will be exhausted. All the big
concerns have agreed to Ont carefully, %
as to Iressrve the forest growth snd save
enough for future outing. So there ID
less danger Of spruce exhaustion from the
big mills that eat 90 much than there IL
from the SIN all owners who want to get
all they oan out Of their property.
Most people will be surprised to learn
that In thirty years Of growth Maine has
not diminished her forests by = single
square mile. Where tillage land has been
opened up in one place the fast growing
trees have reclaimed an equal amount in
another.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-11
TAYLOR GOVERNOR ELECT.

Frankfort. December 9.-Ne election
certificate of William S. Taylor was ngnsd
by the election commissioners today and
he was declared to be governor-eleot Of
Kentucky.
The official figures Of the vote filed with
the secretary Of state are;
Taylor 1913. ia, Goebsl 1sl, 3S1. Taylsr's
plurality 2,3s3.
The certificates az soon % signed were
filed with the secretary Of stats and
commission will be Issued to Taylor at
once BY Governor Bradley. Commisionsr
Kills said today:
"I say. frankly. did not like to do
this thing, but under the law and the
evidences there Ii nothing else can do
and be an honest man."
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$4,000
) Per Cent. 20 Year Bonds
-OF THE
Akron, Ohio, Water Works COMPANY,

Issued 1900. Maturing 1919.
Without option OF earlier redemption.
Issued TO refund q like amount Of six per
cent bonds.
We placed the original issue of six per cent
bonds on these water works at tho time the
works were construct ted, and have been famii-
lar with the growth of the property and tho city
from that time. through several visitations. Tho
population then, 1880. was i2oooi II Is now esti-
mated ut as 600.
The source Of supply Is from Summit Lake
and wells on lands Tying between The lake and
the companys pumping station. The water IS
pumped to an elevated reservoir. whence it
falls BY gravity to the city. In addition TO which
the company can supply water by direct pres.
sure The distribution system comprises about
fifty-hve miles OF iron and steel pipes The
financial statement shows handsome surplus
OF net earnings after payment OF all operating
expenses, taxes, and interest charges on all the
The mortgage securing these bonds was
drawn, under our supervision, to carefully
guard the interests of all investors in these
bonds. II also provides for an annual Sinking
Fund for the purpose Of purchasing and retir-
ing the bonds Of this issue at their market
price. up to los and accrued interest.
The Akron Water Works Is nos a new enter
prise, but Is a well established, successful
property, In q prosperous and growing com
munity. and IS owned and controlled BY sue
cessfui business men.
Price and further particulars on application.
II. NJ. PavSon r. Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

pog Mo.nca &c.. Nov Sat 1850 this
"wednesday morning CSC precincts of
The 20s2 ln the state give Shaw ulspl
for governor Hisal. white. tDsml
sidgi. The came precincts two years
nrl gave Shaw So .U White. ie DOL
This De- not Republican Hlln or 1883.
ur about fUrif tu u precinct The
nnme ratio. f Kept up flr tne State.
Will rItc Republican plurality VI
about coco. THERE ate few Hspuhli.
can ralnH ln The Legislature. and rho Iu.
liCatIOnH ARE tho ii0uuhiiUnnr VIII have
no No The 100 members.
Tho Indications urr that tho Uopuhll.
can total vote win show u decrease uf
9 per cont from two ycurH ago. ana that
the Dcmucutlc tninl vote WIN show %
luHH NJ about 40 uDr cent.
The probabilities are that there will
be- eighty Republican members iu the
house. ana thlrtysnyc Republican
members zoo the senate, "a not Republic
Cun rnln NJ ten 10 nHHmH that this
strength Dr. certain, and % De- probable
that 10 viii De- Increased when Rli the
returns ur1 M.
Chairman HUFFMAN OF the Democratic
State central committee comedies the
State hy 10000. while the Republican
State chairman claims 10 viii SO 5000
or bcttor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08
Nebraskans Give a Strong Endorse
ment Of Bryan,
ONO GOES REPUBLICAN.


Tho returns from various states IN
which elections were held yesterday
chow mixed results between Demo.
Gratis and Ropubucaue with the In.
cilnation generally In favor or the
latter
Nehrnfku goes he1vily fusion
Democratic and popula,s-arainst the
Republican Ticket.
Kentucky appears 10 be in tho Re-
publican column
Iowa 10 Republican BY the usual
heavy vote.
Virginia 10 also heavily Democratic.
haieachuagtts ls strongly Republican
beyond all estimates
New York makes Republican gains.
Now Jcrfoy b. Republican.
Ponnrylvunil's Republican majority
10 large.
south Dakota IL Republican.
Maryland D. Democratic.
Mlsai'sippi 10 10 its usual Democratic
place.
Kansas ir generally Republican. with
some Democratic success.
San Francisco. sacraiiento. New or.
leans, Detroit and Beaver clcctodDcmo.
cratic mayors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

slnfm while tho Republicans are core
rcspondlnEiy denrcaaed over the result.
which they are Inclined 90 attrihute ~
trcaghery among the followers o. May
uf Malstcrt and United states Senator
George L. Wellington. The latter has
mken 600 part ln the campaign and has
not heHltate1 since hla resignation n4
chairman uf the State central commit
tee TOW weeks ago Go predict tho over
Whelming defeat Of the Republican
Ticket
Lloyd wilkinson. secretary NJ the
ID rattle State central committee.
toulEht mndo che following statement
Regarding thH result OF thc election.
MI Smiths majority lu Che state
will De FROM 1900 to 1900. with o. ma
l0rliy ln both h0urof of ths iorirIa.
iure. Tho result shows clearly that
tho nHmnrHuiH were thoroughly united
aud ihHt thU Republicans wore divided
lu NtluWufo 600" and iu several OF tha
tnuhu.f National IHfuCH were not cone
.Idofrl il this contest Tho nominees
ul The nrwHrfHiie state convention
were suuHf1rt1iy in Democrats ren-
Dfnly and the Wny they wore nnmi-
mated mot with general approval The
result W tuinr'a election shows that
Maryland l1 % Democratic state when.
ever The party Or united"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

Louisville. Ky. Nov 7.-uy the come
buod efforts % the Republicans and
artl-Goohollter. Attorney ", 3. Taylor
lDpl has been elected governor of
kentucky By r. majority yarluuHly este
mated from 1000 to 1900 over Goobyl
Opeml, ttoturuu received up 90 mid.
nlFht also Indicate thn election ~ thn
entire Republican Ticket while the come
ploxl0u of the legislature o. lu doubt
Chairman Long % the Republican
campaign committee said ut miinlrht
that THyl1rH plurality would not be-
lnaa than 1900. that Taylor had carried
the Third. Fourth. Flfth. NIuth and
Eleventh Congressional districts, while
the Eivhth and ronth were clode, The
Republicans have made heavy gains lu
almost all 90 the Democratic strong
holds. which were expected Co give
goeboi large mui1rIt.ra. Chairman
Long claimed Louisville Tor the Hapuh-
licuuH hy from 5000 o. 5000 majority
Former senator blackburn ut q
o'clock this morning "wednesday sent
the following telegram 90 W. j. lir an.
I've have carried Kentucky hy o. small
but gafo majority Sincere cuugr1tuiu-
tons on your splendid victory in Ne.
huHkn."
a dispatch from Frankfort says.
Senator blackburn and other az Guo.
bel headquarters at midnight admitted
the returns from many Democratic
counties are disappointing, but claim
this is particularly offset by private
dispatches from tho Eleventh die.
trlct. indicating a falling N 10 the RE-
publican vote blackburn now claims
Uoebel will win by 5000. This lH rc'
ductiun % % 600 ua compared with
claims made two hours earlier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

noston. Nov. Tho Republicans
carried Fsachusetts today by C5.OlO
votes. clrctnr W. Murray Crane Eoy-
ornor. Then entire Republican State
ticket was elected by practically the
same plurality uH the head 0f the ticket
and tho legislature of 1900 win also boz
Republican hy the usual large major
rs. there being lew changes in either
branch. THE total vote Tor governor,
with one town missing, was uH follows;
W. Murray Crane, Republican, iGs,hiG,
Robert Treat Payne Jr, Democrat
iUl.Si1
The senate OF 1900 viii stand practl-
cally the same. 80 Republicans and :
Democrats, while the House viii have
about 49, Republicans, 0N Democrats,
with the balance divided among the
Socialists and prahlhitiuuistH.
While the Socialists lost o. roprcsen-
tntiyu Doc ilayrrhIll, th0ir candidate for
governor led the Democratic nominee
in that city and iu oth0r parts OF tho
state tho SocllllHtic doctrine was given
some Endorsement
The expansion question apparently
played little part in the election and
Senator Herbert g., Parsons uf Groeu-
nDld. where tho question was an ISSUE
before tho people, was defeated. Mt.
Parsons ran Independently and was ass
sisted ln bic campaign hy q number OF
ntl-eNpuuHluulHtH from this city,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

Denver Colo. Nov. To-day cleo
ton boz resulted boo complete Victory
Toy ODE Democratic uckat in this lara
rlhpei county hy o. plurality OF from
1000 o. 5000 nrd possibly clear ma
lorty, The silver Republican vote viii
clst lp the county The rcauIt Do large
d duo iu ODE popularity of the PROPOSE
ton Go lHrue hundH OF the city ~ Dnu-
YER Tor the construction uf municipal
water plant. which was advocated By
The Democrats ana opposed hy the
other parties. The proposition carried
hy I large majority Tho women were
very active durInr the day az we'll na
duriug the campaign. iloturns from the
state lfe very mnarsr and Indicate
tult results ore mixed. Only county
officers were voted f0r in THO State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

Aberdeen. 8, b.. Nov. Chairman
lierrcr OF the Republican State central
committee says u regret the small
vote cast ln the state, due Co the fact
that the farmers are busy HAD thrra
been q fun vote there would have been
u Republican landslide. nut as it o..
We win carry the State by at least 5000
majority This victory Or especially
gratifying because o. the desperate of-
forts of the fusionlstH and because
Senator Puttlgrcw threw his person.
nlity into tho fight Tor an he was
WORTH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

Richmond. Va. Nov. 7-Rcturns re-
cclvcd up 90 1850 o'clock tonight show
that both branches OF the legislature
win be- overwhelmingly Democratic.
The voting was exceedingly light, the
principal contests being between DEM
ocrats and independents and the wnrm-
est ~ these hEhtH was 10 the Isle %
Democrat lost. Another warm hght
was in Shenandoah county Tor the
house, the Independent candidate win.
ming. ON tho basis ~ present returns
u IL figured that seven Independents
uIn .I.-I-L-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

jackson. Miss, Nov 7-acattcring re-
turns received from representative Hec-
lions of the state Indicate "a very light
vote iu tho Mississippi election. The
entire Democratic state ticket a. elect
ed by n majority cunHDryntlvpiy oatl-
mated 40 10000 The official ruunt VIII
not greatly vary those figures. The
popullst vote shows % decided falling
on. which win probably amount 90 80
per cent Not over 5000 votes were
polod during the day The populists
have probably elected member of the
Legislature from Chuctnw county. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

Berlin, Nov. S.-ConnlctIng accounts
regarding the samoan settlement are iu
circulation. The foreign office admits
nm oral agreement but declines 10 give
details until Great britain has accepted.
II o. asserted IN official circles that the
agreement fnvors Germany. ihn l.nknl
Anzclgcr publishes an appeal of chief
Mniaafa 10 the tripartite powers dated
sept 10, IN which he represents the un-
fortunate position " the SamonnH as
Tho result of tho conflicts last aprinH
ana prnyH the powers 90 indemnify the
people Tor their great losses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

san Ffanc.aCo, Nov. s-Thv transport
g. Paul has reached this port after
rough passage of 20 days from Nngn
flkl. She had hut 10 pnasonEern in
cludinE rgvoru discharged a0idlsu
nofaao regiment aboard. was at Maya
sak when The &c. Paul sailed. upfides
the TcnnCHscclus she had over a hund.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

red prisoners aboard. Most Of these ara
destined Tor Alcatraz Biluhli prison
on Luzon De- 90 crowded that many pris-
oncre escape court martial. az there IL
no place 10 cunnne them. When the
st. Paul left Manila 1t was understood
that each transport would bring 10 OF
a hundred 10 Alcatraz. Most OF the men
are charred with minor oftcnscs though
three were convicted Of aHsauitlnE NJ
officer and one Of dcfortion.
The q. 8. cattle transport Wyenci5
hna arrived from Manila. Her voyage
Vsaa uu0vauffuf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

Boston, Nov s-Tho regular semi.
annual meeting OF the First church Of
christ. Scientist the mother church Of
Christian Science 100 this city. was held
iasl night. whom 1900 new membcrf
were admitted 90 membership IN the
church. This makes tho present mem.
borshlp % the mother church 1900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

Trenton. n. j.. Nov. tine returns
ai midnight Indicate that the Republic
cans have carried the State by about 20.
go plurality. although thore was me- d.
rublIcnna viii control both houses OF
the LEGISLATURE By good working ma
l1fltlaH and VIII have nu Increased ROPE
Co., cniatlon ln the house Of assembly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

Topeka, kan. Nov 7.-Rcturns re-
cclvcd up 90 midnight Indicate that the
Republicans win hold the TO per cent
Euin predicted. Crowley county Is in
an average Republican gain of 400 over
last year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08
ONO

tolumnufi o. nov tf-Affer II o. M
the returns showed the Democratic
galns in Cincinnati ana other cities
were reduced and that Mclean was
likely third at Cleveland and possibly
nt Toledo. In which cities Jones drpw
much more heavily from the Demo
Gratis than from the Republicans Al
tho same limo the Republican not gains
outside of Cincinnati. Cleveland and
Toledo were Increasing AZ such rate
ne TO Indicate plurality of from $1,000
10 10000 Tor Judge Nash Tor governor
and the entire Republican State ticket.
including q majority of tho legislature.
Chairman Dick had. previous 10 the
election, repeatedly claimed the cleo
ton ~ the entire Republican State tick
ct by not less than 1000 plurality So
FAR tonight hr has refused TO give any
figures. but those around him say that
this means that he now haa reasons 20
change HE fret figures.
The later returns seem 20 be- growing
In favor u tho Republicans. especially
since the returns Indicate that Jones
hurt tho Democrats much moro than
the Republicans in Cleveland, Toledo
and Columbus and other cItior. while
the fret reports indicate exactly the
opposite cnccg
Judge Sash. Republican candidate. Is
receiving the congratulations OF hla
friends and nclrhhora &c tho Nell house.
After n o. m. he said
u claim my election by at least a0.-
900, but I am too much engaged TO give
statement ~ the cnuara or 90 aualyzc
me results f1r the prrHa.'
Tho bands are out eeronadinR him.
AZ 1850 81. M, Chairman Charles DICK
gave out tho following
"Tho returns from Hamilton. Cuyu-
hoga ana Lucas cluutioa are ne yet too
mt1rro o. glyr definite figures Enough
have boon received Go Indicate tho rloc-
tlon of Julgo Nash hy o. greater plu-
rullty than that OF Governor uuahncli
two years agu which was $685. thus
onrurlng the election OF the entire RE-
publican state ticket 10th branches
~ tho legislature are Republican"
Toledo. o.. Nov i.-Innes precinct
hcg an coming in afier midnight tn1i-
cations now are that Nash viii barely
pull through, nl AN fnvo three ~ the
country proolncia are in. sevcniy-two
out ~ 10 precincts give Nash 609G;
Mclean. 4sb1. Iouos, 5.S9i. Nearly All
remaining precincts are Democratic. n
IL impossible 90 te'l ut THE time which
candidate viii carry Lucas county