The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-02
NEbRASkA'S GREAT BATTLE
BRNAN'S HOME STATE BEING
THOROUGHLY CANvAs>ED,
Both Sides Claiming Victory. Which
Editor Rosewa,er says VIII Be
Won on Narrow Aargip-Dry-
ans Candidacy Having Effect.

OMAHA Sao M. "a Aa5tla rax-,l "a
IN progress II Nebraska. The opposing
forces are quite as aggressive as they were
in l%s. Tha consensus u opinion s the
result vii be close Weii-informed men oa
both sides admit this vet there are those
who claim re victory h, from, }o.. IN Is
e., Mess rsr,-ar Aj.g@i, .~ny-rs a~s
II, 80. -, - - - = - - -
,s,i -, 49,, - - 80 -,
" 81 ie''AIh tb4 me 14F "e4o'e 7.tct'''i-
scores " lesser Isbts are speaking tGr me
fusion ticket in every county. Republicans
are 10 Jess active. Hon George - MelAle-
John. assistant secretary ~ var. Senator
,,tsri.s " I-..-ts.-;,- - -, .,s n
IA. NJ f-'1.a.'Hs' g. 1n1l4'a ~,,a
- ~ A'It'-4@' Us - '
az H. There are but three candidates n
prsme court ana for Two regents o. tAe
state university
Former Judge Nauoah Y Reese Is the
-: - - - CO...
~ as "c'i''i'eS' ana 'oF'nST 1"t- @-I"S
a iioIcoi4o : 'as fusion hon'-'lse leF l1.e
supreme 1ench- The Total vote OF the state
last year was 1855. Of which the fusion
ISIS polied little over 50 per ceny. and The
Republicans nearly a rer cent. Witn a
t,..t 49, a., go ,tar IA, - lat
- 80 .,,,. -
ia - 49,, =, ps,',,,,,,,.
p~yan.% ran,5l3srv for tn rresIdenttal
.r{r-~.t- - 90, 49,. +; - {,-at-o -
-'o1! ~ - 4''S l''1 ''~'0
i1~~ upon '-'T can f9's" II us S''i'e'
state Chairmen Prophecy.
The following are forecasts as 20 the re-
-''''>0 - 80
camps;
Hon. James 8 Dahman. chairman Of the
Democratic state committee, said: From
gathered during this Campa II. feel C4T
tain that We shall carry the state ~ from
1000 20 l5.Vo majority our people are
WIDE awake and determined 70 stand ~
Bryan a this election our Organization
Is more complete than ever before. ana oGT
vote Will 80 70 the polls on election day.
have no heSitanCy IL making the ABOVE
prediction"
Orlando left chairman az the Republican
state committee: The Republican party
IS IN position 70 win This year. and l an
conlaen; of success. We are making q
great EFFORT ana much earnes,ness is shown
Oh the part ~ voters. We are relying On
the good times 20 carry Us 20 Victory for
present conditions are the end tOr which
al parties strive The Superior strength
o. our caMdiaa'e is strong i4cior II me
-,.. ,,-.,,..
N ~ l'ta'! - ~ '4'u',a'
STI...',i' 80. -, 4fi'.tt 90 ~ %
- -. ~ - 80 s-t $3.50 80. -
w. - -'''' HI's Jp'tty. hc!tat Gus oL iOf-
e4a"e'S arc coming over 10 rs
Says Ii win lie Close.
Hon Edward Preservation editor ~ ira
Omaha Bee saws The REGISTRATION ~
voters IN the larger towns ara ali renorts
from the country districts frftra4n srh-
sfartia! Pepthl!can gains !. Is iruuos@i.
lie 10 make q reliable estimate 81 tha
change ~ votes ar "a discount tba eject
IF Rryan's Aifgeij'x snd Tovne's cam
pai.r WORK. Much depends uncn thu ey-
tent OF the stny-a,- horne vote which last
wear exceeded 30 90 The consensus II
opinion on ali sides - that the oufron1s
will he close although :. NAV result In ma
iorjties ~ from f,y - 2 go :, either aide .,
Hon d Glenn Deaver. member OF E'o7u-
list national cnmm:ttea. said. 1T looks
To ne as q the RepubIleaus are eaining
ground varv fast Tho result VIII :. rlo@s
in any event but II would not surpris. NE
10 SEE the RcDuhltraps win ont this year
TIE Democratic party has Planted itsrlf
across the path of progress and THO odluYn
Of opposing the war will drive Them out
81 he reld for the next quarter az u CEN