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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-16
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-16

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-16

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~ l.. Nj. POOR, Capt.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-16

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Cashmere quality, a small lot 70
clean up stock. Some Of them are
worth 29c. and others soc. per pair.
Special,
The sun., 1900-11-07
ODEIL GETS The NEWS At NONE.
He Was CONFIDENT Of HI, Election Before the
Returns began to Come In.

NEwptRoH Nov q The Odell home wa.
quiet yesterday afternoon. There WAS no
crowd about the house during the day Ben
jamn g. Odcll had private wire put Int" his
homo aud the returns did not begin 10 come in
until about 40 In the afternoon Mr. Odc
wore his same inperturbable calm all day
He had an air Of cocksIreaess and confidence
n he talked 10 TIRE SUN reporter. who spen,
the day with him. aud 10 his friends
Are you confident Of election. Mr, Odsll?"
he was asked
Yes. ! am. believe the victory L. Sotng 70
be ours" he answered
The first of the returns came IN al 30 o'clock
They were from Geneva. y. Y. and showed u
gam of 100 over the 1900 returns
Good" said Mr., Odeli. Il guess we've Got
ON
Tie conservatory Of the Odell home was
turned into a temporary press room Two
machine, were busy clicking the news from tno
yirlous CodntIc, OF New lork ana the other
states Mira Odeil looked in frequently and
received "A rrassurIug nod from Mr. Odcl!, who
sat quietly at hls desk reading the despatChe-.
The Ddrl chidlen Wee allowed 10 come ia and
listen eagerly to the perpleSing political bul-
lriu, ~ o'clock tie wires were busy WITH
-" first of the returns from Manhattan ana
1ne Bronx
:. II ,iooy7 Ike a close thins down in New
We've carried Niagara Falls and Brooklyn"
announced Mr Od.i u moment later
At : o'clock VIZ. bdc.l was called - the to.r-
phone by the Rnruniican National Committca
and wa- told that New York StataEould ~ We lj0-
900 pluralit' Tor Mckinley ana New York city
about 2orb for lIrynn, and that tdelLS pur-
alty was l:j,nu y hch was received by Mr. Odell
with great satisfaction.
Mrs Odrll sent M" following concratulatorv
tole gram - Mrs Theodore Roosevelt. Oyster
Biv. t. /, WHEN her husbands victory was
assured.
4 am snre that yo'I nust hn very proud 10
ub "A hplrpH IN mol
the victory 50 COluDi"t". MIR. Ndcll ard ! send
h"artirs congratulations 10 YOU and the Vice
Pro. idcut
At 5 80 Mr. Odcll sen; this telegram Of con-
rrat tulaton- To the Hon. VI A. Hanna. Cieve-
land Ohio
We have carried the State for President
by $4,000 My majority will be from present
lncrea~" in number Of tnngresSmen Both
hrHnclleI II LEGISLATURE will he largely Renubll-
can | congratulate you upon iiiS result
Inter thc following was sent To President
Mckinley NJ Canton.
New York has ndorsed your Administration
hv a majority OF at least l5om Please ac-
crpt my hearty CONCENTRATIONS
Senator l1att received congratulations at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel. New York. in the fol-
lowing telegram from MIR Oda
| regret that | am not present At Fifth
Avenue Hotel to extend TO YOU IN person my
congratulations upon the splendid result to-day.
u must be q source Of eradication 20 YOU TO
know that the Republican organization Of
which YOU nre thr honored head. has achieved
such results
Mr Odcl was kept busy for the latter part
OF the evening receiving the congratg cations
of his Ncwburgh friends They were all eager
to shake hands with the Governor
The sun., 1900-11-07
MR. M'kINIEf HEiRD FRON.
New. OF R-rublloa, Nictoris, Received "t
Headquarters In chicago.

CHICAGO Nov A message from President
Mckinley was received over the long distance
telephone shortly before 10 O'Clock to-night
bv Vice-Chairman Henry { Payne AT the Re
publican National Headquarters. The Pfosi-
dent had received Mr. Payne's news that Illinois
had gone Republican and he expressed grati-
iCatiOn
Another message from Columbus, OHIO
received by MIR. Payne says. LENT IL do
felied in Columbus. Stale is all Republican
although early reports from ci-cs indicate
Democratic gains. Republican innnasers say
Ohio has given Mckinley over $4,000 plurality
and with the victory of Iompkns hero over
Lent, n least seventeen Republican Congress
men are elected"
Graemn stewart Republican national com.
mi,tecmnn for Illinois saws that Illinois has
given Mckinley majority Of lo1.nD In
Cook county he savs Mckinley has majority
OF 2s 900 and a majority Of il.eo in Chicago.
Returns from Indiana and Kentucky indicate
Republican gains over 1896
II the present ratio of EiIn IL maintained by
the later returns. Nrkinl"y's majority In ~"
electoral college will rc greater than It Wa
in 1904. whrN h" had 25l votes
Despite the character uf the returns from
New York, that Stsrc aud the election ar"
claimed at Democratic headquarters. Scra.
tor Joucs's confidence a. To- the result is sadly
shaken. but hc sti.l believes Richard tr"kcr'-
las statement that Bryan l. e.eclcd.
The sun., 1900-11-07
800 REPI BFI0tNS DJSFR
Democratic Toii Clerks Delay the Voting In
the Town Of linton. Hroomc CountN.

BiNGH,TTON. Y Y. Nov -Four hundred
and forty-threc voters of whom 800 were Re-
l'IhiiCsns. were dsfra1chised IN tho First
district Of tho town OF Union to-day. and the
entire vote of III" district will be thrown out
making Republican loss of over sou The
district is the Republican stronghold OF the
county, hut inadequate voting facilities we're
provided, and i,3l0 voters were registered
Two remocratic poll clerks consumed much
time searching the register for names, and
when tie polls closed only so ballots had been
cast There was a hot hgh, on over license or no
ECnh~e. dud the supporters Of this question
WIN demand TINT the returns be thruWn o,,
Linlnent lawyers say this can he accomplished
as tie Town Poard had 10 ri,ht to Ci>iranchi,e
any voter. Al appeal wa- made to "A Supreme
'uuft Justice for an order Ia keep the boil,
nIci longer than was required An effort
WA be made L. indiCt those VINO Eindcrci the
Notihg. and excitement over the condition
has reached hisa pitch in the village to-
hSh, BrGone county gives 1881 plurality
Tor Mckinley, 1870 plurality for Oi"n. and
elects J"hn II swift and James Roger To-
'a" Assembly. George b. Green 10 the Srnn' -
and to, rye ". hay L. Congress
The sun., 1900-11-07
HEID NEGROES AS PRISONERS.
Bold Democratic Scheme In indianapolis to
Rrprcss the CoIored Vote.

ISpIANtPoII Nov. e.--Attempts to prevent
the colored Republicans ofthis city from votln q
to-day caused a great deal % friction and In
some instances nearly led 10 riots In the Third
ward many of the colorcd men did not show
up a. the polls as was expected and late In the
afternoon James Clark reached the polls with
his hands and face bleeding He said that forty
coored men were being held In the Democratic
clubhouse on sixteenth street and that lie
had made lbs ESCAPE only hv iumr ing through
4 window. AnImher Of the white Republicans
went to tho clubhouse, but failed 10 get IN
TIE colorci mon could he seen on the inside,
but with them were some colored Democrats
vino stood at The doors and windows po-
lceman arrived about the same time and re-
fused TO let the Republicans break oIen 'he
door
While the crowd was gathering a Deputy
United States Marshal arrived and forced his
way into The clubhouse He arrested William
Moore coOred. for huvinc votes and az he
came out tho white men forced their way in
and released the negroes, They enid they
had been made drunk in the morning md when
t'Iry sobered of and wanted To 20 TO the polls
they were held prisoners Tho Republicans
also released ten negroes who were irpris on Cd
IN room over Democratic ward worker.
saloon
The sun., 1900-11-07
NrLTITUDE " PtRK ROW.
Mighty hin of Iior-s and Human Voices
Greets the Election Returns

Tho s11's before the illuminated Bulletins
SID a tern shnws Of Park row aud Nassau
s.reat wts ANN | bv th' .lrl, -o-t of ,n.I,ti-
tIl' that WA thNrr fpIr wears a,o At first
tn, M WORTHY ~ the -ho tiers ,,l horn blowers
appeared 10 be BryaH.tss. As evening wore
o. and II became anplro0f INA. Mckinley had
bssl elected thH mighty din o' horne and the
vo'll enthusiasm were for tlo neplblIcan
victory.
The'e p'arei to he no end ~ M, urnoi face.
n. viey'i trr ths u0pN- s'p-is. ~ Par, row
only the Gr3ss plot, Of Ci'r HAL Park.
stmmeriug under ito oca'fr ..ht :
Ike green lake., wer" lear ut tho i,s'llnc
throug~, which extended IN Coz r." street ~
chambers. down Para row 'o NNu -fr,-.f and
westward over the 0-nhalted vtiI- - tho mark
To- the east curb ~ Broadway The electric
cars moved slowiy through ii" human -nl an 4
a. they displaced one wave. another >Irged
Ito their course Ike n real way" Of replace
Iuent
Il Nas 2 smoking crowd. md mat n.,- II,,ol
ll'"-~ar'lv. lh" ilrr'e ~ ,f'uu.u hnsl ,,,
after O. shower. To- the "oillcr rr4 dri!rlt OF
f""sc who h1d never before y12cd or m ,Ir..
rion crowd from an upysr window Their,
wa q hlul under one of tho wooden tuH .r.
fom which pictures and bulletins were pr,.
'eted Whom the enthusiasm was a. its hishc.,
Hitch and The horns were s->,rceChng the
The sun., 1900-11-07
WHERE GLOON WAS fHNK.
Gam Shoe Stone Almost Alone nj Democratic
National Headquarters.

There were large chunks Of gloom around
the pcmocrdt.c National Headquarters IN the
Holman iiou.e la-r night The only one left
ot tie high liverS who have been having such
a good time running Mr. Bryan~ camlai.n IN
the Lat wa- Gun shoe Bill stone. and he va-
the saddle -t-iOoking mortal IN town. lie WI,
at headquarters early and n the evening urn-
gres~ed he wa- joined by number # Icrsons
none Of whom has figured very Conspicuous ly
III tie present campaign.
Among GIm shoes callers were philip him
saiu - be a son OF to!.Jdot hmm. \. / Marss
o. New Orctlr, Col. Sauuc. Do.ad-un ul
le .rcs-ee, to,. Joe lticney aud a icw utheT-
They didn't any OF them say much. but N.i,.
cary Ia the evening they realized what had
hipi'eIcd. Nj. Ntp-' toi"phOael to one Fif,h
a. th.c.lso ., GARY dS : o'C.uCN. that New \ urR
Nt, iN N-n.E'".N Lost - lir' a and h" got solun
news irOW tie man o. ~" oi ho- end that must
nave Worried hun, 10" he .Ncd up and down
the 70 "a Tor an iIo ~ a '"rwiri and could not
p' lg!Io"i To ti,k ABOUT t.l think. When the
ret IrgS that shovel MckInloy's oyrrwhelm-
= c""' Ion wer" received M" Democrats
n.und nrIolai hcaduuHrterS sunk pGisty
away le1,g.- Cd Mr.. Stone q o"o with hl~ sorrow
The sun., 1900-11-07
BROKERS KFFP OPEN an NIGHT.
Ready for Busi-~s on the London stock
Market-lO to nets on MCIinicy.

! Expecting that New Work would We 4 he-vy
! hrivcr IN the London stock market th,a u"tI-
! ing In the event of McKincy's rec "ction, many
/ brokers IN tli, city boot their uptown Offices
/ oten all night Last night 1hc London stock
! Exchange usually uicr- at ~ o'clpcE, but mis-
! morning on account ~ the American election.
/ it viii open At o 20. London time, or so. N"w
York time Therefore. 10y staying NJ al night,
tho traders could DO considerable business
in London before the NeS iorH Exchange
opened
In order to take care Of their customers the
following firms kept their uptown Offices open
Zimmerman h Forshay al ~ East Twenty
third street j ) Blche & Co. and Nasscr-
man Brothers in Astor Court. Mcintyre Mar
shall. ladcnhurg. Ihalmann h Co. and Payne
Van Antwerp IN the Waldrrt-Astora, and
Bell Go of the HOFFMAN House
Nclutyre and Marshall displayed their re-
turns in the Waliori-Astorla's billiard room.
which was crowded with men and women.
The people there we're wildly enthusiastic over
the ere,ult OF the eec ton but when the announce
inent appeared that Belmont had carried tho
Thirteenth Congressional district over Will
cox the kissing WAS long and hearty There
was no applause u Offset the hsscS and they
were tho only EXPRESSIONS of disapproval. OF
the evening.
Al Boll 4 cos ONCE there was a large crowd
of Wall street operator and hcavv b'ttors.
Anon. tn" peu, IL there were Alfred G. Char la.
" Il Oliver, Louis Mormser. Mauh'e
Mnndham. Fred johnson. ! n. pwver. Jacob
Field Grorgc Nhe'lOCN, Sol Iichtcnst"ifl,
Henry Steioker Joe hlrlan. John O'Neil and
Leo Schwar2. A. IN" returns began 10 Cowe
IN the betting negan. lscpb Field opened
the ball by betting $4,000 agriust slOu Wi'h
Mr. Ro-e, The horse owner. that Nick lnlry
would be oe,trd Fold bet 5000 against
$500 with Sol ltchensteln on the general result,
i"W minute, later l"rhdp- ttc most 'n'"r-
estng bet uf the ugi' WIS nGd". George
Wh.Nlook het leo SrhNlrI $500 state even
that IN thr StHt.s cnt'i"dhy ~ an IN i'Gh his Ilu-
rilltv his v"ar wol,d bo ;ller than Tour Years
ago George Whe"loci hsl Ioailisr Jones sJnO
that McKiuev's piIrltv ~ NcW York would boz
i3i 90 or more. and lator b'' ~" same amount
with Louis Wor'l-..r that NlCkinsv's plurality
In New York would hc 1850 or nor. john
O'Neil bct $500 To S?in with sol IChtenst tom
that BRYAN would "trrv kcu'uCk". Tter"
were several smaiIs? bets on the plurality IN
Now Nork.
The first oNsr n buy stocks was heard In
McIntlre & MHr~h,lls Office shortly before
midnight whom n customer offered II for Colo.
rado Fuel Nohodv wanted Ia sell II was
said that no trading IN stocks would be- done
before , O'Clock this morning
The sun., 1900-11-07
RED LIGHTS orr,
Vice Runs TO Cover when Republican Victory
IsAnnounccd Ia de Ate"

When the announcement vas made
last night that Charles =. Adler, the Republican
candidate for Assembly. had been elected over
Issv COhn. Martin Eng-l's candidate, there
were scares of excitement that have rarely
ba"n eQuallad on the Fast side. Firowork :
were set on all over the district and over > on
InaH paradad with broouS and torches uutil
an early hour this morning.. Former Police
Commissioner charles II Murray. the Repub-
hcan leader. Adler and their friends received
the returns In the home Of former Assistant
District Attorney Ros1lsky In Br"om- street
A great crowd gathered IN front Il the house
In the crowd were many women who are in
torr.tci in the work Of III" Rev. pr. Padtook
Of the pro-Cathedral in wipine out vice in the
district. Some of them carried basket, Of
flowers to present tn idlcr II hr was elected.
There were 'ullv 5,opD persons waiting when
MIR Adler Appeared At window md said
Friends. We have beaten the Martin Engcl
cohorts and am "iccted THANK you"
The crowd chc.red for fully ten minutes
aud idi,r was pelt"d with Nowrls by tho women
Mc.nwhde Martin ,Frgci and his cabinet
were assembled IN the Eldrldge street police sta-
ton. lhos. present were Capt Charles kra-
S"nitnan and and CT d George G.rScn6nr. re THa
r.turns there ndi ,ied ~" o. otiun o ID r
Cohn, the T.mmary ndidate, bui r. Adler
an Nr Murray Insisted that Adler had al
majority OF 100.
The pcorle o' thN dstrict seemed TO plqc.
'atI ~ Mr. Adlsr's claim Tho red liahts
here Was deep gloon amomx he Vhry,t"
Street Fusiliers, tho stanton Street cadets
and the Delaney street Lighthouse Brigade
Lea ier NGrlaN -ud 90 a ~ rcpuIf".. W.
have had to fsht conditions here that w0uldu't
he tolerated In any other district. our voters
We're not only inundated, bat they were hru-
tally assaulted all over the district when thov
went 70 vote. Engel's llrellugs were stupid
enough not 10 realize IA" consequence, uf
methods that wouli no' be tolerated in tho
The sun., 1900-11-07

who wns a candidate for reelection for tho
Second time. Fights we're the rule throughout
this distriC,
The most sensational incident Of the day
was in the Fourteenth division Of the Fourth
ward. McAieer's division. whore battle RACED
for half an hour A score Of shots from re-
volvers were fred, hut none OF them took enect.
and after he smoke OF the battle rolled away
u was found that the only man hurt was l'ht,
rick Mcbride tn. Judge Of election. who had
several cuts on the head from the butt OF re-
Nolycr.
AZ o'clock n score of negroes approached
the polling place. Three OF them enterei'
The nrst was challenged There Was a pr,-
test and the crowd outside rushed in. Mcbride
grabbed n chair and brought II down on ths
bend Of ono Of the negroes. This was TIE sixhal
for a general nring Of revovers. and for few
minutes II looked a. II there would be several
Killed. A dozen policemen forced there way ~
and bv the Use Of clubs securel order. Mcbride
and Hugh NcCluskc.. a watcher. were arrcs,"',
taken to the Central S'a'iCn and Tequf' q 10
furnish $500 hail for u further hearing. The
polling place was closed for an hour.
The sun., 1900-11-07
KRCGER AT JUBITIL.
In Good Heaith-Freneh Rnmors - TO HIS
Mission to Europe.

.Spsci0' Gable UsspItth0 10 IdE oUN
LoSDoS. Nov. Ga despatch from Jubitil,
Gulf OF Alden. SAYS that the Dutch warshIn
Gcderiani with eh-Pre gdent Kruger aboard
arrived there to-day The former Chief Mngis-
trate Of the Tranlvaal is In excellent health'
though his ewes are still affected.
When the cruiser arrived Mr. Kruger was on
dork smoking When told that The Beers were
still 1ch'lng he said May the tight un-
ceasinglS D."
The Gelderland will remain at Jubitil three
da,-
Lord Roberts cables the war Of1lcc that
ex-President Steyn OF the Orange Free state
l. making speeches TO the burgh and doing
his utmost to encourage them. He Is mis-
leading them by stating that Gen. De Wet
has seized tho bridge over the Orange River
at Norval, Pont. that 5000 Du'chmcn have
been resent 70 Cape Colony and that eS-Pres-
dent Kruger of the Transvaal has gone to
Europe to secure Intervention. failing which
the Transvaal will he sold to the highest bidder.
PAris. Nov. 0.-The French Consul at Pre-
torla has informed N. Delcssse. the Minister
" Foreign Affairs. that Gems Botha. Dclar"y
and Do Wet and President Steyn referred
the question Of President Krlger's trip to
Europe to the burghers. who consented there
90. 4 strong belief is growing in Paris that
President Krtioer did not act on his own in
itiative but on the invitation Of European
Power Dr. leyds. the European agent ol
the Transyaal, has sta'Od that the Car prom
ised him that he would offer to mediate be
tween Great Britain and the South African
republics when hiS hands were free in China
II is well known. however, that the Car is
a good-hear;ed. but we1k man. whose per-
formances are not likely 70 equal his intcn-
tlons. Tho Car Is quoted as saving TO Or
Ieyd' What will Emperor william do?" DR..
Leyds replied You know better than ! do
The sun., 1900-11-07
Mr.. Flint. Election S,sht Dinner,

Charles X. Flint gave a dinner at his home 4
East Thir'y-six,h street Last evening, 70 which
h" invited number OF merchants and bankers
Arrangements wer" mnd" for the recoirt ~ cleo
ton returns, special wires con meeting MI. FAnt's
house I'm IN. pr ncipal sou'c -of INFORM ton
Among the guests were: Senator Chauncey
NJ pepew. frede lex Strauss. samuel T.. Coli
Of Providence Valentine y snvd,- pres,d.n,
oi NE western National Bank. James I. Gardj-
Wc ner; isn MrIiiam in NJ Wood treasurer American
WOO zen 'onpany, X. /. Coleman. President
merchant Of Manila. y. ! John Reynoids
renor !, Para Dumon, Clark. Precedent 90
y. "rac" and Thomas =. Ryan.
The sun., 1900-11-07
LITTLE LONDON CONVENT.
Definite News Of McK'nl-y's Reelection Ar.
rived Too late fer The Mornisg Papers.
!sp-ciai Ca,h De,pa.,h to THE sun

Sptcidl cable DsJparh to THE Sun
LONDON, Nov. 7.-Conyinciag news Of the
rejection OF President Mckinley was received
here TOO late to allow the newspapers to COM
meAt definitely on the election.
The Standdrd. however. accepts the reports
OF the Success Of Mr.. Mckinley as being with
ont doubt. and says: The continuity OF his
control az Washington IA guarantee OF peace.
and in this sense the Republican victory IS
10 he welcomed by every European stat
The Telegraph says that the deepest hopes
OF Great Britain we're for Mr. MoKineys sue
cess
The sun., 1900-11-07
TrRBULENT TIVE ~ rHII,DELPHIi.
Tusl,ladc In n Polling Booth Police Active
partisans.

PHIADFIPH'. Pa Nov OF has been
many years since there has heen such n tur-
hulcnt election in this city Fights wee fire.
ulent and the election laws were most la-
granty violated The poce Nere actively
partisan The greatest battle-ground was in
the Third Congressional disirc'. whore Henry
Bark" Ui"pl, IN" Mayors personal can
ddate for Congress. was opposing the present
CpngrcS -inan, William NrAlccr, u Democrat
The sun., 1900-11-07
Election Tragedies IN kcn,ucky.

LEXINGTON, X, Nov. 6-Town Marshal
Woodruff -hot and Instantly killed A. 7 stan
hope M Midway this afternoon. The men had
Lad T. ouple u week ago and II was renewed at
he voting plac' this afternoon
Grant i Ines and J Hugh Grifrlth. L imbors.
kl!l'd "A other in a duel wi'h istols in n
'a.u"n AZ Middeboro Tgey were old enerni"s
the elect on.
The sun., 1900-11-07
TAX ON CHILDLESS MARRIAGES..
Bni Introduced In the French Senate to Chsc
Country's Depopuiattou.

PARIS, Nov. o.-Parliament was reopened
to-day with no event worth recording. The
Socialists started n preliminary skirmish aga nst
tho Government. but the interreations which
were cxrected to involve stormy debates were
not reached
In the Senate NJ. Plot introduced bill aim
ing to arrest the deI opulaton Of France. II
provides for a tax on celibates Of both seyes
after they reach the age Of 20. and upon child
less couples who have been married for Ave
years, the tax TO be maintained until a child
- born TO them.
The sun., 1900-11-07

viii Call Attention TO Alleged ni-Trestmen
OF Women In Borr Republics.
sp-ciai Gable D1patch to THE SUN.

Special Gable DSpatch 10 The Sun.
CAPE TowN. Nov 0--Several members OF
Lord Roberts, staff who are on their way
home. arrived here to-day.
The Dutch women Of Cape Colony will hold
congress at Paarl next Saturday. II /, stated
that the object of this congress Is to bring to
the notice Of the world. and especially to the
people Of Great Britain. the alleged harsh
treatment Of women and children In the Orange
River Colony and the rransvaal
The sun., 1900-11-07
CUT orr CHINESE COUR1.s SUPPLIES.
Allie, Send an Expedition t. Ichas for That
Purpose.
Special Cabi. Ds,paich 10 THH ST.,

BERLIN, Nov "a despatch from shanghai
20 the Lokil-in,c'ger saws that an eyre,.i,ion
that has been sent by Field Marshal Count Won
Waid"rsee from lchau aims at occupying the
passes by which all the transports to the court
a. Singan-fu can he controlled
The sun., 1900-11-07
band sounded Ms ifi,wero rlsyins,o,he sweet

dit'ias of no tor.
So closely massci were IA" men, "0'ne'l,
boy, and sirls directly IN front OF ute Dui"uI|
that the NOV ment IL n grDJp ui ten or lH""''
over Joyous Young fellows banging on" wv
other over tho re VI with horn cyu-"l wa
Ing OF the whole colossal crowd u Na1 Il
noisy, but NOT an ugly a,-rmblage. 'hd~ being
much like other noted gatherings Of pas "l"'-
ton nights And while II appeared To u" .Ni
iiel long before midnight AS 10 Nc h'tIfe "I
the result. It did not diSuerSe until ~" ia"NI Ihs
picture show, and the band gave up ther on
tprtalnfnauI
The sun., 1900-11-07
PoPEH APPEAL TO 1HE WORLD.
Urgcs All to Accept the Teachings Of Christ
for the salvation OF Society.
sp.cia, Cable Despatch TO THE Sun.

Special Cable Dispatch to THE Sun.
ROME, Nov. 8.-The Pope has issued an en-
cyclicnl urging the word,o accept the teachings
of. Christ for the Improvement and salvation
Of society and the avoidance of conflicts. and
To put the principles Of Christianity in practice
in education. comnrrce and general relations
His Holiness says that the nations have heard
enough o' the rights Of man and that they
should hear more OF the rights OF God.
The sun., 1900-11-07
iepublicAn, Carr, Wa,,ry,,c,

ALBsSr. Nov. e-The Republicans TODAY
carried tine ciy OF watervlst for the lrst tine.
elscting O'Brien Hilton a. Mayor By 100 and
six Of the nine Aldermen.