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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-07

The democratic hope of carrying this
election by means of the old combina-
ton Of New York and Indiana. with tht.
solid south. y shattered to atoms by
the returns. Indiana. ike New y ork,
has broken away from the traditional
habit exchanging from one party to the
other in every presidential election.
In this and many other respects the
last presidential campaign Of the cen-
fury has been record breaker.
President Mckinley has carried his
own state and county and precinct. MIR.
Bryan has lost his.
Illinois gives nearly as large a re-
publican plurality as 1t did in 1896.
Richard Yates Is elected governor and
Senator Cullom will be returned to the
senate.
Incomplete returns indicate that the
republicans have carried the Nebra ska
legislature and that in consequence Mr..
Bryan cannot go to the United States
senate from that state, as he had hoped
TO do in case of his defeat for tbs
presidency. Popuiist Allen will also be
left at home.
The dispatches indicate that Petit
grew, of South Dakota, is also beaten.
| In celebration of this result, if later re-
turns confirm 1t, many patriotic bon-
/ fires will be lighted thruout the United
/ States.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-07
FIERCE FIGHT ON QUAY.
Opponents Have Gained some Sue.
cess by Means of Fusion,

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 7.-Pennsyl-'
vania's iegislatureis composed Of fifty
senator's and 2o4 members of the house
of representatives The entire mem.
3bership of the lower house was ball
slotted for yesterday, as was also half
the senate. The other half of the sen
ators hold over for two years more.
This year twenty-six senators We're
voted for the Second district part of
Philadelphia retaining senator to
fill the unexpired term of Senator
Holzworth, deceased. The incoming
legislature will vote for United
states senator to succeed Quay, whose
term expired March last.
The last senate consisted of thirty
seven republicans and thirteen demo
Gratis. OF these twelve republicans and
twelve democrats hold over. The last
house was composed of twelve rspubH-
cans. seventy-one democrats and six
fusionists. The republicans therefore
had majority of seventy four on joint
ballot but owing to the opposition OF d
number Of republicans TO the re-elec-
ton of Mr.. Quay, d deadlock resulted,
which continued to the end of the ses-
sion Mr. Quay was the party's caucus
candidate, but as there We're at al
times three candidates voted for IN thu
great number of ballots taken, Mr.
Quay's vote ranged from ten 10 fit
teen short of the us necessary TO elect
The main interestin Tuesdays sotins
turnout the state centered in the con-
test for the control of the next legisla-
ture. Mr.. Quay has declared himseG
to be candidate for reelection to the
senate. and those Who opposed hin
have joined with the democrats in :
few counties and we're successful In
some others in nominating republicans
opposed 10 Mr. Quay. The result has
been a hot contest.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-07
BRYAN WENT 10 BED &
The Defeated Candidate Early Real
lied That the Verdict Was
Against Him.
The Bulletins From New York Soon
Convinced Him Of His
Defeat
Senator Jones Also Gave Up Early
Mckinley Heard the News
at Canton.

New York, Nov. Headquarters in
the east Of the democratic national com
mittee were flied with long distance tel
ephones and telegraph instruments last
night. A special telephone connected
with the democratic state COMMITTEES IN
the st. James building. a block away,
where John A. Mason, secretary OF the
state committee, and several clerks re-
Executive Chairman James X. Mcclure,
in Syracuse. c.. c. Hughes, of the anti-
imperialist league; eX-GoNernor Stone,
vice chairmanof the democratic nations
al committee. and others We're present.
Governor Stone With much gusto read a
dispatch from Augusta, Maine, giving a
democratic gain of so per cent. He also
read Connecticut dispatch SAYING re-
publicans were cutting the republican
candidate for governor.
Later Governor Stone appeared to be
discouraged, but sand: We haven't got
all the returns in yet, and you can not
tell by early returns.
Then he got a number Of dispatches
which he frowned at and folded up anG
put in his desk.
Norman E. Mack telegraphed from
Buffalo that that city would give Me-
Kinley 1900 as against l.. 900 in 1896. A.
the returns began to show an ncreass
for Bryan in the city there was much
elation. but this was dampened by :
Chicago dispatch indicating over 4.00'
majority for Mckinley
When bulletin after bulletin Showing
republican gains began TO come in eN
Governor Stone left the rooms AS h.
was going out some one asked: .Wha
do you think Of ii This is no tim
for thinking. was the answer. i don
think
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-07
a CRUSHING DEFEAT.
some OF the Good Results of the
Election EnumcrAIed

some OF the Good Results of the
Election Enumerated.
Chicago. Nov THE Times-H erald
says Not slnce the Greeley campaign
has there been sucn a crushing defeat.
The enlire north stands blythe admin
iistration and against Bryan. Not a
i5single state{gsta away.
All the border states which We're re-
publican four years ago are republican
EflcW-DelaWare Maryland West Vir-
i,ginia, Kentucky One or two southern
states have come very near Joining the
procession.
| In the great West beyond the Missouri
the republicans make tremendous gains.
| They have held California, Oregon and
| North Dakota, which they carried four
years ago.
| They have swept Nebra ska. Kansas,
South Dakota, Washington. Utah. Wy
oming and Idaho, all of which were for
Bryan in 1896.
4 The far west has thus completely
dropped the free sllverism which II was
| four years ago so enthusias tically de-
voted to.
OF the forty-five states of the Ameri-
can union Mckinley and Roosevelt car
ry no fewer than thirty; Bryan and
Stevenson only fifteen.
OF these fifteen Bryan states twelve
compose the solid SOUTH in which no
real contest Is held; the other three are
the silver mining states Of Colorado,
Montana and Nevada.
! The election news this morning con-
firms the belief go often expressed by
A prominent southern men that IL the re-
publican party had decided to make a
stand in the south more than one state
of that region could have been carried
into the republican column. and ..the
solid south, already trembling in the
balance, would have become thing Of
the past
New York is for Mckinley by abou,
10000 plurality. This great total will
4 be regarded by the country as sigma,
rebuke Of the odious alliance formed
between Bryan and Croker.
/ Notwithstanding all his boasts the
Tammany boss was not able 70 carry
i Greater New York by more than 10000
This result Indicates his overthrow
and the redemption Of the greatest city
in America from corrupt rule next year
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-07
GET INSIDE.

Your Friends nnd Nei9hborsin Mar.
shalltown VIII show You How.
Rubbing the back wont cure back
ache
"a liniment may relieve, but can't cure
Backache comes from the inside, from
the kidneys
Doan's Kidney Pills get inside
They cure sick kidneys
Here is Marshalltown proof that this
10 30.
Mrs. w. G. Palmer. 81 so7 summit
street, says: When Doan's Kidney
Pills came to my notice while reading a
Marshalltown paper rent to the Nc
Bride & Will Drug Company for q box
and mailed 1t to my father, Mr.. M. XIII
by, Of Jasper county, Missouri, A short
time after received a letter from him
thanking me for sending the medicine
and adding that 1t had proved exceed
ingly valua BILE"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by ali
dealers. Price so cents Foster-Mllburn
Company, Buffalo, ". sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the name Doan'sEand take
no other. sI Sss.s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-07
HAWAIIAN SUGAR CROP HEAVY.
Planters to Receive More Than S.3,
OOU. Observation-Disclosures Active.

Planters to Receive More Than S23,-
900. Active.
Honolulu. Oct. 30 (via San Francisco,
Nov. 7).-The statistics of the sugar
productions of the Hawaiian islands for
the year ended Sept. 80 have just been
compiled. They SHOW a total crop of
2sa.544 tons against 2s2,s07 Last year.
This years crop Will net the planters
nearly $50 a ton. 20 that the crop is
worth something over s23 600. 900.
The crop on Hawaii and Kauai is not
40 large this year as 1t vas last, but
both Maui and Oahu have INCREASED
their production. The crop of the vari-
oua islands this year Is aa follows: Ha-
vail 1929 tons: Maui, 57,347; oahu.
s3 .625: Kauai, 63,34s. Eva plantation is
the biggest single producer, itscror this
year being 2l.5II3 tons; Hawaiian Com
mercial and Sugar Company isathe next
largest producer. its crop this year being
1855 tons.
A wire of the government arc-light
street lighting system came in contact
With wire Of the Hawaiian Electric
company last night with most disas-
trous consequences. The tremendous
current With its high voltage thus
thrown on the Wires OF the electric COM
lpany worked havoc in the dynamo room
of the electric company. Fires were
started all over the town wherever there
wasa wireSon which the insulation was
mot not Of the highest kind. One man
was killed and several received severe
shocks.
This is the last week before election
and all three parties are exerting them
selves to their utmost. MONDAY meet
lings are held wherever an audience OF
Workingmen can be got together. Thurs
4 day night the republicans Will have a
1 big torchlight procession and rally, and
the night before election the democrats
will close their campaign with similar
lone. Prince David goesto Maui Thurs
day for a snort campaign tour OF the
iisland.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-07
plurality Of 1895 was greatly reduced,
I but 1t was still far too large to be over

Of 1895 was greatly reduced,
but 1t was stu far too large to be over
come.
On the other hand, the returns from
Indiana, Michigan, the two Dakotas.
Utah and Wyoming, as well az Nebras-
ka, seemed to indicate strong republican
gains over 1896.
Delaware, Maryland and West vir-
GINA have given decisive republican
pluralities.
The count in several of the far west
ern states is so far delayed as to give
little indication of the outcome there
but they had ceased to have determine
ing effect and before 10 o'clock the DEM.
ocratic leaders had given up the contest,
and it Was announced that Mr.. Bryan.
had gone, to bed and was sound asleep.
The whole story was easily and brief
ly told. The republican ticket would
have a larger electoral vote than four
years ago, but in the larger states of the
east and middle West the pltlralities had
been greatly reduced.
Massachusetts had fallen from 174.000
ITO $4,000, New York from 26S.00O to $780,
900, and Illinois from $4,000 to 100000 or
less.
M'K1NLEY HEARS THE NEWS.
rclegrams Telling of HIS Election
Found Him Surrounded by Friends.
Canton. o.. Nov 7.-President Me-
Ninley received the election returns last
might at his home surrounded by a
large number of his old friends and
neigh bors, including many ladies' who
came az the guests OF Mrs Mckinley.
70 share With her the interest and eS-
Heitement Of this eliminating eNent of
the campaign Direct wires connected
the house with the republican national
headquarters at New York. and also
Chicago, With Senator Hanna at the
Union Club in Cleveland, and With the
home of Governor Roosevelt at Oyster
Say, l. IT,, so that the president was in
constant Geographic touch with his as
sociate on the ticket and other ca mpaign
Leaders.
The president made. his headquarters
lin the library where most OF the gen
tlemen guests congregated, while Mrs.
Mckinley entertained the ladies in the
tparlor.
The president was in his usual good
ihumor. showing no signs of anxiety
lover the result, and accepting With I'M
autsled conposure the favora BILE reports
l. "a. + )
which began To come in at an early
hour. Secretary cortelyou read most OF
1.-THE dispatches. some of them cheering
announcements and We're heartily APP
lpiaude6 by. the guests. Most of the
|early advices were frag!nentary and in
leonclusve, but the strong Indications
shat New York and Illinois had gone
For Mckinley We're receNsd with great
satisfaction
At 9 o'clock the president. received a
dispatch from an enthusiastic individ-
ual stating that NeN York and Illinois
carried the day for Mckinley and that
The Was reelected.
The responsible leaders made no cary
telairas however, altho their dispatches
told of gains a; many points and
breathed the spirit of victory at hand.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-07
RESULT KNOWN EARLY.
Mckinley Gets . Larger Electori
q Vote. Bur Loses ON Pnnmlar. Vnfa

Z Mckinley Gets . Larger ELECTORAL
Vote. But Loses on Popular Vote.
u New York, Nov. lit became evident
at very early hour last evening that
the election Of Mckinley and Roosevelt
5was assured. At $3.50 o'clock returns
from nearly two-thirds Of the election
sdisricts Of Greater New York had been
received, indicating, beyond question
that Bryan and Stevenson could not ex-
9pect more than $4,000 or 10000 plurality
I'm this democratic stronghold, and un-
sleep there wasla landslide In the outside
counties beyond all reasonable expecta-
tion. the pivotal state Of New York had
declared In unmistakable terms, altho
by . greatly reduced majority, for the
republican candidates. 40 the nikf1t
.proErsesed II only served to confirm Thu
s3udsnsnt. The returns from Illinois be-
;tsaysd like condition. The republican
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-07
stone ADMITS Defeat.
Made5Younx Again

One Of DIR. Kings New Life PMS
each night for twp weeks has put me in
my 'teens again. writes D. II. Turner,
Of Dempseytown, Pa. They're the best
in the world for liver, stomach and bow
els. Purely vegetable Never CRIME.
Only 25 cents, at Geo. p. Powers drug
store =
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-07

Both makers and circulators OF coun-,
fterfeits commit fraud. Honest men
will not deceive you into buying worth
less counterfeits OF DeWitt's witch
Hazel salve. The original is infalHble
for curing piles. sores. eczema and all
skin diseases. All druggists
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-07

At Alton, ILL.,, Capt. Adolph Inven.
aged S.. died, after a short illness. He
was one OF the best known German
residents Of Alton. 81
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-07
ROOSEVELT is 5OyERJOYED.
Declares That the Result OF the Elec-
ton Is lstne.

ton is Fine.
X New York, Nov. Governor Roose-s
Welt. surrounded by his family last night
received the returns at his home on
Sycamore Hills. The governor at no
time during the evening, seemed anxious
about the result He did not max any
special ar gements to receive the
news ant! depended 8on message to be.
brought from the telegraph office nearly
three miles away.
The first definite information of the
Republican victory was conveyed 10 the
governor AT about 10 o'clock. The gov
Arnor was in the reception room Witi.
his wife and daughter. When he app
peared at the door to meeI a newspape
correspondent he was clad In full eve
ming dress. He invited his visitor into
THE parior and closely scrulinized the
returns and briefly commented on The
.ssstih. After reading the n,essag e8 he
said.
Isntth fine? i, shows what the
American people are, 1t shows that they
want the good times to continue. and are
lin favor of honest money and arefor the
| flag
The governor at once dictated the fol-
flowing dispatch to President Mckinley.
To President William Mckinney
canton o.: congratulate you. and far
more the nation, You have my heart
iBfalt gratitude over the. result
tSigned) Theodore Roosevelt
Governor Roosevelt also sent mfs-
Ilsagess of congratu!ationto Senator Mark
4 Hanna and Chairman Odell, governor
lselect.
KENTUCkY CLAIMED BY BOTH.
Neither Republicans Nor Democrats
Willing To Make Figures.
Louisville KY, Nov AT 10 o'clock
both democratic aud republican com
! mittees We're claiming the state. tho
THEY furnish no figures in support Of
their claims. The Louisville newspapers
3elaim that Bryan and Beckl.am, or Me-
4 kinney and Yerkes. have gained the VIC
tory in this STATE, Just according 10
whether these papers supported the
Y democratic or republican tickets in the
campaign just closed.
McKinley's majority in $50 out Of 200
/ precincts in Louisville and the county
Lis 1859.
In these same precincts the majority
tof Yerkes. republican candidate for
ignVsrnor over Beckham, democrat. is
4 4.49s.
The democrats are claiming gains in
1.-The state.
stone Admits Defeat
New York, Nov. 7.-Ex- Governor
Stone at midnight made the following
announcements:
II give up! The returns Photographed
these headquarters from New York,
New Jersey and Connecticut show that
4 these states have gone republican, Re-
turns from Maryland and West Virgil
MIA are incomplete. My Information
from the middle and western states s
90 indefinite that | can not form an
Iopinion as to the result AS / do not
know the facts, will wait before I say
finally what I think is the result
Mr.. Stone then closed the democrat ic
national headquarters in New York for
the night.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-12
CONDITIONS IN PORTO RICO.


Roman DObler, Special Inspector,
Urges Restriction of hmm grafton.
Roman Dobler, the Immigrant Inspector
despatched by Commissioner Powderly to
examine into the condition OF Porto Rican
laboring classes. has submitted his report.
After giving brief description OF his
visit and of conditions as he found them.
Mr. Dobler concludes as follows:
Il would respectfully report that owing
that prevail in Porto Rico. the congested
population, the poverty of the Inhabitants,
the misery of the laboripg classes, and
the lack of intelligent effort to raise them
to the plane Of American citizenship. there
should be the very strictest enforcement
Of the Federal immigration laws.
THE industries are crude. except for
few improvements by Americans. and
while the soil and climatic conditions are
favorable to progress. the lack of energy
and the suspicion of foreign interference
In local affairs. which is the basic princi-
Pile OF the Latin American peoples, will
retard the development of the island.
In my opinion indiscriminate immigra-
tion would be detrimental From as crit
ical a review OF the situation and as close
an investigation as my limited time per-
mitted. / would recommend that all i'm
migration of the laboring classes be dis
couraged and that the immigration of I'M
desirable inhabitants of adjacent islands
be as far as possible prohibited.
Strenuous measures should be used to
ascertain the number Of these islanders,
who are typical birds of prey. as in fact
they are birds of passage. They are con-
sumers, not producers. The population OF
Porto Rico, as is well known, is already
dense. and measures should be used to
elevate It's character rather than to in
troduce new element The process OF
assimilation will under the most favorable
circumstances be slow and tedious
II would recommend further that a
of immigration be appointed,
and that two immigrant inspectors with
stations at San Juan and Ponce should
also be designated. These. with the aid
Of an Interpreter. could do much to do
away with many of the evils now pre-
valent. Owing to the great similarity in
the personal appearance of the West In
dian Islanders and the Porto Ricans, 1t
will require that constant supervision
be exercised. The commissioner. with
headquarters at either San Juan or Ponce,
could be in close touch with both the
northern and southern sides of the island,
and could have a general survey of the
whole field" ~
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-12
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-12
NATURE HAS PRECEDED MAN.
Modern Inventions Seem to Have
Been ForeshndOwcd.

tfrGm the New \ DIRK NOTld.D
Almost all of mems inventions haze been
foreshadowed by nature. The hypodermic
syringe with which the physician injects
morphine into patients arm has its coun-
terpart In the sting Of bee. The tunnel
borer is an adaptation of the work of the
teredo, or shpworm. The principle Of the
balloon is found in certain fishes. The pa
per making industry is paralleled in the
building of wasp's nest In the mechan-
ism of a mans body there are joints and
levers similar to those used in engines.
The automatic oiling Of surfaces which
rub together in an engine Is on the SAME
plan as the fabrication of joints in our
bodies. Mans nervous system resembles
the telegraph in it's mode of working.
The ball bearings of a bicycle or automo-
bile are not so eyry dissimilar to the ball
joints of human hips and shoulders. The
principle of the lever was foreshadowed in
he long bones of the human body.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-12
DIR. CHARLES MACDONALD DEAD.
For Many Years Valued Employe
of the PostofIice Department..

of the POstofIice Department.
Notification OF the death Of DR.. Charles
T. Macdonald. formerly chief of the money
order division. has been been received at
the Postofiice Department. DR.. Macdonald
was for thirty years connected with the
Postofsce Department. and 1t was due to
him that the present money order system,
adapted from the system in use in Great
Britain and Canada. was installed In this
country.
DR.. Macdonald received an appointment
in 1864 as a clerk in the Postoffice De-
partment and rapidly was advanced until
he became chief of the money order d.
vision. In 1894 he resigned to accept the
appointment of United States Consul at
Hamilton, Ont
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-12
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