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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06
FRAUD CHARGED u CHICAGO.
both Parties Are Confident OF the
Result To-day.

Chicago. NOV 5-Both parties in Illinois
have completed their nual arrangements
and are confident or the result of to-mor-
rows voting
Both Democratic ana Republican mana
gers have made every preparation against
unlawful action az the polls hy their one
noncnts hut the chances age that tnerc
will be- no more fraudulent voting than
OCCURS at every city election.
The Beard Of Eicc,lon Commissioner
lac al night commenced the distribution
II ballots 90 the various precinct judges.
ana although carefully systematized the
work viii hardly be- completed bs daY hght.
Because ~ the great number Of state am
county officers "a be voted FOR, the ballot
this year are about the size ot a. smaH
circus poster
a very full vote viii be polied IN the
sssfe al large. and especially iu Chiraso
and cook county The Republicans ar
elatsd at the prospect OF one weather 20
morrow and say IL means their sure sue
cess. The Democratic managers are
that weather will make no diu"t'nco an 4
that. rain or shine. the election is certain
10 result Ia sweeping Demo raue
tf4umph
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06

Chica9o. Nov 5-Chairman James X
Jones of the Democratic National Com
ni,tee. on the eve OF the election. said;
II have no doubt that the result Of the
t,,llor tomorrow will be the triumphant
election OF Bryan and Stevenson. The Dem
ocratir party has appealed in this cam
n.lgn to the reason and conscience Of the
neop,e while the Republicans nave ap-
pealea to passion and prejudice In the
great forum OF public opinion ! have no
doubt the Democrats party has won IN
this the greatest Of its national political
struggles.
-Four years ago the Democratic party
was deficient in organization whereas
now IL Is more perfectly organized sHd
more efficient than A. has been In any
.ampatgn The National Committee mas
been in touch with every part Of the eoun-
~, and familiar with oil the details OF
the work. While the campaign fund has
not been enriched by the contributions OF
ereat trusts. it has received the patriotic
mites OF the great working classes in sur
aotent quantity to desray the expenses
os the campaign. which was more sAhs-
factory than II It had been otherwise.
THE country il now aroused as It mas
never been before since the great civil
War and the result can be nothing less
than the triumphant election Of the Na-
,tonal Democratic ticket"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06
McKINLEr's SHORT SPEECH.
Tie Awaits To-day the Voice of the
American People.

tie Awaits To-day the Voice Of the
American People.
Canton, o.. Nov. 5.-The Mckinley lawn.
50 famous in the campaign Of 1886 was
this evening the scene Of an enthusiastic
demonstration similar 20 that which
closed the campaign Of four years ago.
The President was prevailed upon 20 de-
part from his rule which in the face Of
much pres ure has been innexlble an
through the campaign. and he made a
short address 20 his nclghpers and fellow
townsmen. lie also introduced Judge Day
for short speech from the famous front
porch
The occasion was an unamuounced sore
made by the Grand Army hand accom-
panied by several thousand people The
President finally appeared after repeated
calls He bowed 90 the crowd IN front
of HIM and TO his right and 10 hts left.
amid deafeniuR cheers. There were calls
for speech and some one pulled from
the vestibule OF the house a relic OF the
campaign OF four years ago, a Tennessee
stump with polished top. an engraved
emblem brought here by Tennessee dei-
eeatlou The President stood upon this
and spoke as follows:
My Fellow Citizens: am very al TO
greet YOU once more az my old home.
This rs not year when I am MAKING
speeches Tomorrow. from one end OF this
vast country 10 the other. the Anne erican
people Will speak
\ Voice; For william Mckinley"
Tremendous applause and long-contin-
ued chcerinE1
And We must walt reverently and IA
patience for their verdict. | know YOU
will be glad TO hear a word from our
FaNN
who has held a conspicuous place IN the
administration n over which you called me
TO preside 10 1895. / thank you and bid
YOU good night"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06
\ FULL vorE N INDIANA.
Chairman Martin Confident of Dem
ocrntic victory.

Irdlanapons Ind. Nov 5--The eve he
fore the great battle in Indiana fnds both
sides resting on their arms eager for IN"
FRAY tomorrow Indications point 70
fun vote being polled.
late shls afternoon there were indica-
,ions taat several Republican politicians
and as many Democratic ward workers
would be placed under arrest before the
polls opened tomorrow morning.
Before leaving for his home tonight
Chairman Martin. OF the Democratic State
Commstee. made the following state
ment.
II see no reason for changing my pre-
dictions as heretofore made. believe In
diana viii go Democratic by a safe ma
iority."
Before going away tonight, Mr. Hern-
lev chairman Of the Republican state
Committee gave TO the Associated Press
his final estimate OF the probable result.
"It Is landslide. We viii elect eleven
congressman sure. and viii carry the state
by 40.o00 and viii elect she entire state
and national sial<ets and carry both
branches OF the legislature
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06
now IT GOES ~ MARYLAND.
Question with Both sides only the
sire of the majority.

Question with Both sides only the
Sire of the Majority.
Baltimore. Nov. 5.-On the night before
election the leaders Of both political
parties profess 10 be confident Of victory
~ to-morrow's bolioting. and both sides
claiming the state by pronounced ma
jorties.
Chairman Vandiver Of the Democratic
Central Committee said
Il have no hesitnncy in claiming that
We will carry tho state by from 5000 70
l000o majority. and that both city and
counties will contribute to that end We
VIII not only carry the state for Bryan.
but VIII elect four Congressman sure
Chairman Csolishorough. of the Repub-
ucan state Committee. said to-day thnt
he looks for even a larger majority than
the n 90 which ne mentioned last night
as hts estimate. and insists that Mary
lands Coneresssonal delegation viii be- en-
tirely Republican.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06
KANSAS voTE Will DE HEAVY.
FusIonists CInim Everything hut One
ConEFessmnn.

Topeka. kan. Nov. 5.-Thsre has been
no important development IN the political
situation In this state since Saturday
eagerness for the battle Tomorrow. and
the utmost confidence In the result The
Republicans claim victory Tor Mckin-
ley BY 5,00 plurality The fuslonists ron-
cede one congressman to the Republicans.
but claim everything else placing Bryau's
plurality az 1900. a very heavy vote will
be nolled
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06

Berlin. Nov. bit iH aseertained. from
a source apparently reliable that another
and even larger imperial loan Is fortncom-
saS TIE Gee; ss .As cA!as s%ce1!s!e..
witch IL much more than hitherto admit
ted. must be covered BY such a .oan. More
over. the expenses OF the eraalre are
much larger than anticipated waen the
budget was passed.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06

Paris Nov 5-The Municipal Council
has adopted motion expressing warm
sympathy and admiration for the Boers
in their heroic defense ~ their independ-
eucc" resolving that fhe President and
other officers of the council shall welcome
Mr. Kruger az the station upon his arrival
ln narl.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06
NEBRASKA SAFE ron BRYAN.
Bis Plurality Estimated by Chairman
Hall at I2,O0O.

Omaha. Neb. Nov. b.-The Republican
etate Committee IL stIll claiming the state
b. 500 plurality for Mckinley. but this
placed against the positive assertion
oy Chairman Hall OF che Democratic Com
H'.tee. that Mr. Bryan will receive
Plurality OF at least l2.ooo.
republicans generally are saying that
eaArlea II Dietrich. Republican. will be
ssted over Gov. Poynter. and Chairman
1aaay declares that the Legislature u
te for she Republicans. On the other
asaa Chairman Hall says that the whole
.s ticket will not run behind. and that
s"s Legislature will positively be fusion.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06
THE EVIDENCE Is ALL IN.
pryan Expresses Confidence In Ae-
tton OF the People

omaha. Nob Nov. 5-Mr. Bryan 10
NIGHT gave out the following statement;
THE evidence is IN. the arguments nave
A.eu made and the case is now submitted
to the Jury. IL she jury will accept Inc
declaration OF Independence and the con-
.ltntlon Of the United states as inc an
s.ructions Of the court there VIII oe no
s,,,bt as 10 the verdict. ] hope that the
raople will vote eorly and then see tha'
IN, vose Is counted as cast. ] have neen
latormed that there Is a plan 20 buy any
pir- haseable votes with sum contingent
.ts, gains in the precinct; but do not
tspave that ,he plan viii work, because
+ Democrat who would become Re9ub-
p.an worker at the last moment, "ouid
b suspected by his neighbors. and be-
..sye that the people are so much in earn
IS, that bribery upon any extended scale
,eI be impossible"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06
CAPT. CHALMERS WAS KILLED.
Another Canadian Onicer wounded
IN belfast District.

London. Nov G-I.ord Roberts tele-
graphs from johannesburg, under date of
Nov. .. that In operations in the Belfast
District Nov 9 Capt Chalmers of the
Canadian Mounted Rines. WAS Killed and
Nal Sandcrs. OF the same command. was
Wouudcd
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06
MUCH EJACULATION IN ONO.
John u. Mclean Trying 20 Cut Down
Republican Vote.

Cincinnati. Nov. b.-Au speculation 20
night Is on the question OF Democratic
gains In the cities and Republican gains
IN the rural districts Of Ohio.
John Il. Mclean is here. trying to re-
duoe the Republican plurality IN Hamilton
county one half This county gave Nc
Kinley almost 2o0o0 plurality four years
ago.
Republican State Chairman Dick. says
mis- poll shows over so.eno for Mckinley N
Onto and II OF the q Congressmeu. Dem
ocrauc State Chairman Long. claims
Bryan will carry Ohio. unless prevented
by coercion and purchase. "
Both sides are issuing notices and warn
iurs about the use of pencils and all
SORTS Of frau1s There is much excite
rn~nt In some cities. and especially In the
towns of close Congressional Districts
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06
TO SMOOTH our WRINKLES,

Communication of officers In Going Z"
shan Hai kus
Pekin. Nov. A commission consisting
10 tho senior aan ofi0er q the forces
~ each Power taking part Ia The 'hi-
nsse campaign Is proceeding 20 Shan hai
Kunn on che Gulf Of Iaiok Tung 10 of-
der 10 smooth the friction between me
aIreA commanders regarding The places
"a ~ selected for occupation by their re-
spectlvo forces
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06
MAssAcHusETTs MAJORITY.
Democrats Concede Mckinley wiz
Get About 10000.

Boston. Nov although the majority
Of che voters in Massachusetts will cast
their ballots tomorrow Ia favor Of Nc.
Kinley ana Roosevelt, just what the size
of this majority Will be and just how
many Republican congressman viii be
erected. ls matter upon which the party
iaaAers fan 90 agree The Republicans
are confident thar President Mckinley will
have at least 10000 votes more than Mr.
prvan. while the Democrats believe that
IL 90 will be nearer the mark
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06
BRYAN AND mcMILLIN'
Tennessee WIN Give Mig Democratic
Majority.

Nashville. Tenn. Nov. b-Chair' man
Fitzpatrick, for the Democrats said 10
Cay.
we had good news from over the sia'e
to-day and have no doubt about the re-
sul, In Tennessee for either Bryan or NC
MNHn''
Acting Republican Chairman Lee brocS
said
We expect 10 elect three congres SIN en
ard 70 increase our majority In the Legs
ature. We believe there has been CON
SIDERABLE change over the state to NC
k.nlcy. perhaps enough to give him 'he
stare"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06
NO cHANGEIN VIRGINIA.

Republicans Trying Hard 60 Elect
Three CongresSmcn.
Richmond Va. Nov. 5.-ln some sec
lions of the state political speaking was
kent up unul tonight. but there Is no
change In the situation or outlook. The
Democratic party authorities arc oonh-
dent of a plurality for Bryan Of some %
go. and Of elecUng seven out % the ten
congressman. ana have hopes amounting
almost 10 positive belief chat they Will
elect the other three. Except NJ 20 the
three close districts the Republicans make
no claims. and IN those districts their
estimates Of majorities are much below
those of the Democrats.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06
GAYNoR HEARING CONTINUED.
Goes over 20 Wednesday Because of
the Illness of Mr. Rose.

View York. Nov 5-The hearing in the
proceedings 60 secure the removal 10 the
United states courts In Georgia Of John
r.. " r and r. n Gaynor and Benjamin
Greene. accused of conspiracy with former
Capt Oberlin ~ Garter 70 defrand the
government. whiEh was TO have been con
tinued before United states Commission
er Shields, WAS postponed until WedneA-
day. on account 81 the illness OF Mr. Rose.
OF counsel for the defenAe.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06
END or KENTucKY oAMPAIGN.
Estimates Of Roth side. Are Rather
Extravaganza.

Louisville. KY. Nov. 5.--A campaign
that really began before any noniins tons
we're made elosed tonight in Kentucky
with both sides claiming the state In pub
iished reports by 2oOoo. though dlsiuter-
est estimates do not put the maj rlty
either way above 500 or 5000.
II IL generally believed that Bryan will
run ahead Of Beckham. Dsmooga ie cam
dsdate for governor, and that Yerkes Will
run ahead OF Mckinley. whether Demo
Gratis or Republicans carry the state.
Already arrests have been made IN va
rious parts OF the state for alleged brb-
L...-.ln...A a.. n.Lstk nannA
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06
FIGHT N TWO DISTRICTS.
nat the Democrats WIN Get Every
thing In North Carolina.


Raleigh. y. G.. Nov. 5.-The Democrats
closed their campaign to-day with meet
ipgs In every Congressional District They
are confident OF victory In all but the
Eighth and Ninth Districts. These are
doubtful. and both sides are putting for'h
every EFFORT TO carry them.
Tho Democrats charge that IN these
two districts the Republicans. having
abandoned al hope II carry the state TOT
Mckinney are offering 10 vote for Bryan
Democrats will support the Repupheah
Congressional nominees. II - thoogh,,
however. than such proposin"h WI.
have nttle effect. in view Of the faet tnat
Brvan Is rire 10 carry the state anyway
n there is any trouble at the poiis to-
morrow Il viii probably be over the sen
atorial contest which Is NOT anu "'sse''
The great interest manifested IN the seo-
atorship viii insure full vote oil over
tho state
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06
CASE oF PLAGUE ~ GERMANY.
Carried co nremen ON the steamer
MarienburE.

Bremen. Nov 5.-A p'ague case has ap-
parenty developed in Germany sailor
named kunz. VINO arrived here oct. 2 on
board the German steamer Mauenhurg
from South America. has shown su pic
ious symptoms and the authorities to-
day notified the meteorological experts 90
determine whether q Is a case ~ pltgue
The German steamer Marienburg sailed
from Rosario. Argentine Replhl c. prior
70 sept TO-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06
UNDER RUSSIAN PROTECTION.
AIexIen Makes suEEe~tion with h"-
nard 60 unnehurla.

London. Nov. G-Dr. Morrison. wiring
to the Times from Pekin yesterday says
Vice Admiral Aicxiem has addressed
communication 10 Ii Hung chsng, asking
China's intentions regarding Manchdria'
and inviting her 10 resume the government
of that territory under Russian pro'ee-
lion which be- says. viii be- Of mutual
Advantage 20 Cnina ami Russla..
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06

Pekin. Nov 5-The foreign euvoys mot
again this morning and virtually agreed
as 10 the points Of chief importance II
was decided 20 leave minor differences for
future discussion
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06
Chairman Jones Is Confident Bryan and
Stevenson Will Win.
REPUBLICANS CLAIM TODAYS VICTORY IS THEIRS.
Democrats Appealed to Reason Republicans to
Passion and Prejudice.

OF
The 4.
Victory n he
sniIar Those In Ncu Yorkan nd
Indiana Beiev to ne IN the Demo Iumn
of the nercn and the
Claim. Are In Each Of Them
n, the Party
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06
YELLOW FEWER Ar SAToHEz.
one Case omcialIy Reported b.
Board OF Health.

Jackson Mas, Nov. b--The State Board
of Health officialliy reports one case Of
yellow fever AT Natchez The source Of
the infection q not yet known The
patient is tho wife OF the local Baptist
minister.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06
nxcIrrMEST ~ DUBLIN.
Freedom Of city for Kruger Ruled
Out of order.

Dublin. Nov. 5.--Amiast considerable
excitement the Lord Mavor, at meeting
os the corporation to-day. ruled out Of
order a resolution to confer the freedom
Of she city on former President Kruger,
Of tho South African Republic.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06
now MINNESOTA STANDS.
Republicans Claim Majority of
nn.nno TO Ta.onn.

st. Paul. MINI. Nov. 5.-The election OF
Minnesota Mckinley electors seems assur-
81. the Democratic committee only eN-
pressing a belief in the possibility OF Bry-
an carrying the state without actually
claiming #. The Republicans place Nc
Kinley's plurality ~ from 5000 10 900
The re-election Of Gov. John Lind over
Capt S. X Van SAINT IS claimed by the
Democrats by more than so.@0. The re-
sult for Governor will undoubtedly be
close.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN.
mt the Democratic Chairman Ia
stiII Hopeful.

Wilmington. Del. Nov. 5.-The outlook
tonight is that the Republican viii carry
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06

Omaha. Neb.. Nov. 5-Mr. Bryan ar
rived IN Omaha at Sis O'Clock tonight
and began his FIRST speech OF a series OF
alnc ia South Omaha. az $50 O'Clock This
drst speech was made IN a small hall
used a. Democratic headquarters. and she
hall was packed 10 the point Of sufroca-
on With men, women and children, who
received the eandiiase with loud acclaim
and frequent applause.
The second meeting was held in the
open air In South Omaha. and the presi-
Dental candidate addressed an immense
CONTINUED on Fifth Pagsl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-25
SUSIE MALOOP'S ABDUCTION
Brings Three Arrests and Endless Amount o
Complications Promised.

Boston Dec 2i-Three arrests were
made today, in the Sophie Maloot alb
duction case. The young man who Is
said to have married her in New YORK
against her will. Jabour Nadre, was
taken into custody and other officers
conducted Kollcl Nassau, restaurant
keeper. and his wife, Nahhcmia. VINO is
Nadre's sister, to the station. All three
were taken to court and held in 5000 bail
each on charges of abduction. They were
Immediately bailed.
This Syrian love affair now becomes a
serious matter, for the Maloofs have
$4,000 which they are willing 20 spend to
get satisfaction. Sophie's age is said to
be Is years. which * under the age OF
consent in this state. The girl is now with
her family and she enters with them into
the complaint against the alleged abduc-
tors.
Among the Syrians there is a division
of sentiment. Some believe that the girl
was really made to so away against her
will but others take IA different view.
Here they say. was the lover coming all
the way from Damascus To claim his
dusky bride in the strange new world.
lie arrived She was no longer a child.
Her spirit rebellCd against being given
by her family to any man they might
pick out. Then she had met Nadrc, and
he was youuccr-in short. some of tn"
Syrians wonder how priest in New York
could have been persuaded to marry a
couple If the bride was unwilling.
But after Sophie had been rescued she
told, and Keeps telling. story Of cocr-
rigp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-25
The FEDERAL PARTY
Announces Establishment in Philippines and
Sends Greetings TO President

Manila, Dec. 24.-The Federal party
has decided upon a new organization
and, today. published in the Spanish
and Filipino evening papers an address
TO the Fllipinos.
The number OF Filipinos VINO are
convinced that the time for peace has
come increases daily" says the address.
The object Of the Federal party is the
reunion Of all F'ilipinos who truly wish
for peace and who are disposed to
work for it. 1t appeals to those who
will attempt to attain for the Philip
pines the greatest number of liberties
under the application OF the American
constitution.
I'VE call ourselves the Federal marty
because. upnder American sovereignty,
the righteous aspirations Of the Philip
pines will be to form q part Of tho
American federation as states or the
union"
The executive committee has cabled
President Mckinley announcing that
the organization has been perfected and
rendering an expression of good will.
Copies OF the address have been sent
into the provinces. The new paragraph
in the platform declaring for American
recognition of the legality of some acts
done by the authorities of the insurgent
cedents established during the recon
struction period following the civil
War i'll the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-25
THEY SHARE THE PROFITS.
Bourne Mills Employees. Fall River, Receh
21-2 Per Cent. Bonus

Boston. Dec pa special to tn"
Boston Transcript from Fail River
says: The employees Of the Bourne
mills. who are entitled TO share in the
profit sharing plan in use by the cor
poratior, today. received n bonus of
81 per cent. on the wages earned from
June to Dec. s of this year. This is
the 33d semi-annual dividend that h. 5
has been paid by the corporation under
this plan. 1t will net more to the par
ticipating operatives than usual from
the fact that high scale of wages
has been in use since December of last
year. and steady employment has been
given. The amount each participant
will receive FOR Christmas from the
profit sharing plan varies from s. To
SlI.
1t is noteworthy that while the mill
property is located in Rhode Island.
more than two miles from the center of
this city's business. the operatives en-
ploycd do no change as frequently as
many Of the more favored ones i'll con-
trally located mills, and there is now
ana has been for many years a marked
harmony between employer ana en-
ployc. Many of the operatives are cit
liens of Rhode Island, owning their
own homes in Tivcrton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-25
A JUST DECISION.
Miss Coadt- Smiths Clothes Admitted Free OF
Customs Duty.

Washington. Dec. 3I.-Assistant Secre-
tary Spaulding. today. took favorable ac-
ton on the appeal of Miss Condit Smith
from the action of the customs authori-
ties at New York in Selling her trunk on
her arrival from China. The basis for
the action is set forth in the following
statement made by Mr.. Spaulding:
Negotiations provide for free entry of
the personal effects of United States min
listers and their families returning from
abroad. 1t appears that Miss Condit-
Smith was at Pekin At the time of the
siege guest of the minister of the
United States. Her entire wardrobe with
the exception of the clothes she wore
was either destroyed or used to clothe
others who had lost everything. or torn
up for bandages and otherwise used for
me wounded confined in the legation
mat the clothing contained in her two
trunks brought by her to New York are