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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08
MlSSOuRl

st, Louis, Nov. 7.-Rturns from 90 out
OF the ia counties in the state. indicate
a decrease in the Democratic majority in
the state. which VIII aggregate about ten
OF twelve thousand if the ballots continue
at the same ratio. The Democratic ds-
crease in the state is counterbalanced by
the big Democratic gain Of $500 in ST.
Louis. Congressman Alexander III. Dock
cry, Democratic, IS elected governor by
about 5000 plurality and the Bryan cleo
tors VIII go in by about 5000 plurality.
The Democrats claim the legislature BY
81 majority on joint ballot
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08
IT'S ALL lN TH5 FAMILY
: quabbIes Of Min steers Nobody's Bust

H.
Washington, Nov. Minister WI cali
ed at the state department today and
talked for half an hour about the pro
ceedings Of the foreign ministers at Pc
kin. The department takes the ground
that while the ministers themselves ave
trying to get together on common
ground to present a united front to the
Chinese in the negotiations, il would be
highly impoliuc to make public any lit
tie dissensions or differences. So all that
can be gathered officially IS that fair pro
gress is making. Minister Wu was con
cerned at the situation alta Pao Ting Fu
where the Germans seem to have con
demned to death certain high Chinese
funcuonaries. This subject promises to-
lead to energetic remonsrance from the
Chinese government
Mr. WI handed to Secretary Hay the
following cablegram dated November 6.
1900, from Viceroy Chang Chi Tuug. re-
ceived by Minister WI on the morning Of
November z: 1.-THE other day received
a telegram from Chen, governor of Shen
81, informing me that Yu Hsien had com
mitted suicide, by swallowing gold leaf
which news I wired to YOU I have now
received another telegram from Governor
Chen stating that he has not yet received
confirmation of Yu's death and he fears
it is not reliable 1 have, however.
learned that Yu Hsien has left Shansi and
that the government Of Shansi. TIsi LANG
is taking the responsibility of suppressils
all rioters. Please convey the above to
the honorable secretary Of state"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08
N0B0DY HAPPIER IHAN HANNA
lsTs Comment Is That the Result Is
HOST Gratifying

Cleveland O., Nov senator Hanna
did not reach his Office until afternoon
today. having remained up until very
late hour last night hearing the cleo
ton returns Mr. Hanna found a perfect
deluge Of congatulatory kilograms upon
his desk Many indicated that B1cKin-
ley's pluralities in many states were
larger than first estimated or that tie
Republicans had carried states placed In
the Democratic column last night AS the
senator lanced through the messages he
said: cit is a verita5le Republican land
slide lit is even better than we ex-
pected, especially in Indiana and Ne
braska The general result is indeed
most gratifying
Senator Hanna talked with State Chair
man Dick at Columbus. ia long distance
telephone. Mr. Dick said McKiuley's
plurality in Ohio would not be less than
600ol and that it might reach 10000. Mr.
Hanna said that he preferred not to give
out q general statement On the result
until he had thoroughly canvassed the re-
turns. He added that he would probably
have something to say later in the day.
Tomorrow night Mr.. Hanna viii leave
here for New York, where he win wind
up the affairs of the national Repub-
Ecan headquarters in that city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08
s GQ9itha an Ea0Ie: gursaau ztloruo }oucber s. 1900

the rear. platform after the train started.
and hung on until their turn came for
a handshake.
IT was pretty dark when the tran
reached Allegheny, but a biz crowd was
ia waiting, and delegation headed by
Mayor Diehl Of Pittsburg and Mayor
Wyman Of Allegheny c.ambered aboard
They were received by The president, aid
warm greetings were EXCHANGED. The
president asked as to the results in
Pennsylvania and evinced gIeat interest
when told tnaC The majority would reach
10000. lie asked also as TO PennsylVa-
MAS congressional delegation, and re-
ceiVed Ike satisfactory assurances.
There were no formal speeches. Mean
tine the crowd outside were hurrahlnT-
and the pcls dent bowed mis- acknowl-
edgemeut Owing to extensive station
changes, It was thought to be risky 20
stop the train in the midst Of great
crowd there, so the res dental cars
were detached and run to the suburb of
Shadyside. thus, avoiding possible dan
ger. but disappointing those VINO had
gathered to give hearty greeting. The
president greatly regretted the neces sity
81 this move
Among the many cougra tulatory tele-
grams received by the president today
are the following
cleveland. o., Nov. THE continued
confidence Of The American people as
expressed at the polls yesterday Is
tribute 10 your pers nality and matches
administration. God bless and keep you
or the patriotic purposes 10 which YOU
have dedicated your ife's work
IN. A. HANNA"
Tacoma, Wash. Nov. 7-Cougra tula-
lions Happy to inform you that the
ate Of Washington is fully and firmly
Republican according to returns now in
hand. Your majority, 1900 All Bryan
paramount issues were buried today.
This means a full dinner pail prosperity
for another four. years.
ADDISON @ FOSTER"
washington, Nov. THE White House
Vfres were loaded with MESA ges Of con-
ratulations today from friends all over
the world. A large number of congra tu-
latorv letters bear last nights % s-msrk
from nearby points. All of these letters
and te7eerams, as far as the addresses
of the senders are known, viii be an
=wared. The pre- dent, Mrs. Mckinley,
cir. COrtelyOu and DIT. Rixay viii reach
Washington tomorrow morning on the
regular train over The Pennsylvania road
and in an probability they wiz not again
return to Canton before next spring or
summer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08
ANGLO-GERMAN AGREEMENT
COuuterpOsed by Deal Contingent on
MckfnIeV,s Re-eIecffnr,

London, Nov THE Novoe vreyma.' %
says the st. Petersburg correspondent Of
the Daily Express. wiring before the re-
election of Mckinley was known at the
Russian capital announces with official
sanction that an understanding has been
reached between Russia, France and the
United States and Japan by way of coun-
terp9ise to the Anglo-German agreement,
adding that the results will become spec
ifcally apparent if President Mckinley is
reelected"
Pekin. Nov. 3.-Count Won Waldersee
approved the sentence of death passed
upon the five leading officials a Pao
Ting FU whom a commission of inquiry
found responsible for the murder OF
American and English missionarics Cen
eral Yen, who has arrives here wtlI act
as an adviser Of the Chin Sc minister
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08

tee, gives tabulated returns from every
county in the state, showing that West
Virginia mas given Mckinley nearly %
90 majority. All four congressman are
Republicans. The house of delegates VIII
be composed Of Isl Republicans. Is Dem
ocrats, one doubtful; state senate, II Re
puoiicans. s Democrats, i doubtful. giving
the Republicans at least forty-two major
ity on Joint ballot. The state ticket
goes through with about 800 less than
the nresidentfaI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08
HERE'S ALL
BRYAN GETS
COLORAn0

Denver, Colo. Nov. Returns from
yesterdays election are sIoy in coming
in, but sufficient returns ana careful es-
inmates have been received TO show that
Iryan's plurality VIII be from $3.50 10
$500 and may reach 4o.ooo. The Repu5-
3caH managers concede the legislature
10 the fusionists by 5ortty of Sc on
joint ballot. Orman, Democrat and the
whole fusion ticket VIII have ABOUT $500
plurality. In Arapahoe county Bryan's
plurality VIII be about 6550 though this
VIII considerably exceed the plurality
given the state and county tickets. The
defeat OF Senator Woleott Cor the senate
is generally conceded. with several as
pirants in the fusion parties 1t is impos-
sible to predict with any accuracy who
has succeeded.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08
IDAHO

Boise Idaho, Nov. THE latest returns
indicate that Nez Perez county is very
close and that the fusionists have part or
all Of the legislative delegation That
county was very strongly Republican in
1888 and was, relied on this year Iatah
county also strongly Republican hereto
fore is very close and the Republicans
do not know whether they win have four
Of the legislative delegation or the entire
six IL seems altogether probable the
legislature win be fusion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08

the well-known catarrh cure.

Inc weII-knOWn Catarrh cure
There are hundreds Of people DOSING themselves fo,
this, that and the other, whose sole trouble IS catr
condition OF one or more organs of their body If these
people will take Pe-ru-na It viii make them we'll 1t
will keep the grip away it viii prevent colds and all Of
the so-called winter diseases which merely mean that
the mucous membrane Of the entire body needs tonng up
and cleaning
Pe-ru-na is the medicine to do it. There are no
substitutes Pe-ru-na is the only systemic catarrh remedy
yet advised.
Lectures on Chronic Catarrb" is a complete
treatise on catarrhal diseases. II treats of every
phase and variety Of summer catarr7 winter cafarrE
and the catarrhal affections peculiar TO women
This book contains Hnet-fve pages is insfrucfivel,
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~ SEM free TO any address BY The Peruna Medi-
Inc Co.. Columbus, Ohio
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08
FLORIDA

Jacksonville. Fla, Nov 7.-Omcial re-
turns from 33S precincts out Of CO.. in the
state show that the Democratic pressden-
tai electors receive 1880 votes to the Re
publican electors 500 This viii give
Bryan majority Of 5000 in the state
The same returns give Jennings. Demo-
crat for governor 10 800 votes to s20 for
McFarlane, Republican. The two Demo
cratic congressman are reelected by ma
Jorities the same as given the national
ticket
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08
ARKANSAS

Little Rock. Ark. Nov. 7.-Connleta
returns are Gaming in slowyyshrdlu-f-
returns are coming in slowly, but enough
IS known to indicate a plurality If G00o3
Tor Bryan in Arkansas. Neither Demo
Gratis nor Republicans p0Ied thelr fuu
strength. Tn each Of the six coneressi0n-
al districts the Democratic nominees for
congress appear to have run slightly
ahead Of Bryan. and their maiorlties
range from 5000 TO 1900
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08

London, Nov. THE queen has ap-
proved the appointment of the RI. Hon.
Walter Long president Of the board Of
agriculture. to be president Of the local
government board in succession to Rt
Hon. Henry Chaplin; Gerald Balfour, the
chief secretary for Ireland to be presi-
dent Of the board Of trade, in succession
to the Rt Hon. C. T. Richie. recently
appointed secretary Of state for home af-
fairs, George Wyndham parliamentary
secretary FOR the war office. to be CHIEF
secretary for ireland IN succession 10
Gerald Balfour; Lord Cranb1rne eldest
son Of the Marquis Of SALISBURY 10 De
Under-secretary Of state for the r5.eign
office. in succession to the right Hon
William st. John Broderick. recently ep-
pointed secretary Of state for war, jos
eph Austen Chamberlain. eldest son CT
Joseph Chamberlain to be financial sec
rotary Of the treasury department. Lord
Stanley. to be financial secretary of fhe
war Office and Arnold Foster to ne rar-
lamentary secretary Of the admiralty.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08
M0NTANA

Helena. Mont. Nov. Fuller return Of
yesterdays voting IN this state confirms
night Bryan's plurality win be from
1900 to 1900 and Governor Toole leads
tn democratic state ticket with from
5000 TO $500 votes to spare. The legisla-
ture which VIII elect two United States
senators, is Democratic from Is TO %
votes on joint ballot and VIII undoubted-
ly re-elect Senator William A. Clark and
ONE other Democrat or Populist 10 sue
coed Thomas +. Carter and dH the va
cancy caused by the resignation Of Sena-
tor Clark last sassinn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08
TWOSTnLDOUBTFUL
Continued from First page.

Jones and Cushman. Republicans, are con
ceded to be reelected to congress by
pluraliGes somewhat smaller than Nc
Kinley's. The Democrats are positive
that Governor Rogers, Fusionlst, has
been elected by from 5000 to 1000 The
Republicans stiu profess to believe that
their candidate. Fr-nk, win pull through
with several hundred votes to spare. It
may reuire fun count to decide this
contest.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08
GOVERNMENT is SUSTAINED
Liberals Returned to Power in Can
ada by a Good Wninr ~

Ottawa, Ont. Nov THE results OF
today's elections show that the govern
ment has been sustained by a majo ity
Of from SO to 60 members, on the basis
of the returns received up to midn ght
and with five constituencies to be heard
from. Today's elections were in POS out
of the 2l4 constituencies of he Douin-
ION and the remaining five viii hold
their elections at later dates. This of
course, makes it entirely possible that
when the elections are completed and
when the later returns are In the ppar-
ent majority may be reduced somewhat
Catarrh is disease affecting the blood
Remove the cause by taking Hoods sar-
saparilIa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08
UTAH

Salt Lake, Nov fat 10 O'Clock tonight
returns are in from about three-quarters
of the precincts in the state. Mckinney s.
majority is $3.50; Wells. Republican for
governor, has a majority of 2000 and
sutherland. Republican. for congress,
leads King by 1900 majority The sem
ate win stand Republicans 10 Dem
ocrats. The Republicans elect IS repre-
sentatves and The Democrats II. making
7~F
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08

Mckinley Carries His New
Honofs as He Carries All.
IS AWAY TO WASHINGTON
His Journey Thence a Series
of 0vati0nS.


,
canton o. nov. Or iesi'7ii1
was up and about at an early hour this
rn6ruinr. after few hours respite after
49,. .,-...,,.-,.+ 80 ,ss+ otgb+ An arr,v
-,-. A.,- 1870,
Ing bringing congratuialofy leiegIaIas'
and friends and neighbors gathered to ex-
tend their concentrations. The presi-
5a,+ s,-..t.ese+.z ~ o,oroo1- -rttb zT-s
anu anu
then went TO the lorary, where he ran
over the morning papers and listened TO
The dispatches as Mr. Corteiyou picked
them from the thousands received Ihey
came from all quarters Of the country
and the world many being cabiesralns
from ambassadors and ministers aproa q.
Secretary hay, secretary Root IN Ia-tr
al members or the cabinet had been
heard arom The president took early
occasion to answer Governor Roosevelt s
cone 1latory message Senator Hanna
and many of his assistants Of the Union
club, of Cleveland 3ined in message
expressing their satisfaction All the dis
patches 5reathed spirit Of personal ce-
v3tioa to the president and a patriotic
sense OF the results.
Returns kept coming to the president
from points left doubtful last night
VITA few exceptions they showed even
an Improvement in the situation over
that ~ LAST night although there was no
decisive announcement of marked
changes The president was frequently
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08

Chicago. Nov. THE annual meeting Of
the stockholders If the Chicago. ILr-
linetou AND Quincy railroad company was
held here to5av- The directors rerort
advising the purchase ~ the iowa and
Missouri lines operated under leases was
unanimously ratified Ia the election or
directors the only change was the selec-
ocn u Nathaniel Thayer 0f Boso ca. 10
succeed the late john A. Grlswald
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08

important towns. Mrs. Mckinley has
/ received her share OF the popular tribute,
men and women struggling to present
I flowers to her Patriotism, the flag and
/ the volunteers uniform have figures ev-
I erywh=re and the trip has been in the
! nature Of triumphant journey to the
caoital
The start from Canton was made at
1855 p. IA. amid the boom Of cannon, the
+ screech of steam whistles ana the clam
orous wen wishes Of the presidents
townspeope Mr. and Mrs Mckinley &C.
cupied the private ear Olympia at the
/ rear Of the train. giving a broad plat
/ form from which The president could greet
/ the crowds and address them. The pres
idenual car had been beautifully decorat-
ed within yellow chrysanthemums bound
in ribbons Of red white and blue giving
q wealth of color
An interesting incident occurred soon
after the train left Canton Many of
thoe on the regular coaches were anx-
ious 10 greet the president and he COM
sented to see a delegation from Alliance
In his own distrtc. He met the party on
the platform. graspng each hand and
talking Familiarity Of the struggle and VIC
tory at Alliance One h3rny-handed vet
eran stood back IN the crowd until the
president sDied him out with the familiar
greeting. Weu Tom. I'm glad to see
you. The president remarked that 60)
majority had hitherto been the highwater
mark at Alliance but now they had rolled
up $40. eyes, and the factory boys have
gone wild was the enthusiastic answer.
when the whistle sounded this morning
every man fen into line, with Tom Rus
sell on horseback. four girls In white,
leading the procession. and the town was
crazy when we left"
The president laushingly acknowledge
the heartfelt manifestation Of his neigh
bors and bade the daIegad0n goodbye.
The president made his first speech of
the day when the train arrived at ALI
lance. The town had turned ont en-
masse to meet him with bands and ban
ners. Workmen from the potteries at Sc
bring came in their aprons bearing trans
parencies showing their maporides The /
crowd surged up to the train. When the I
president appeared there were dcfeaning f
cheers 10 which he bowed and smiled
acknowledgment. and then said:
MY fellow citizens: I have not failed +
to observe the verdict of Alliance given /
on yesterday Long continued applause f
and can not refrain from expressing to I
you in passing. my very great apprecfs- +
ti0n of this vote of euc0ura cement and +
support from my old friends and neigh +
bors Of Stark county Great applause) +
Z -.t. 81.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08

Richmond, Va, Nov. THE additional
returns received TODAY connrm the re-
port sent out last night that the Demo-
Gratis carried The state by abru- 10000 and
elected their candidates in every con-
aressLonal DISTRICT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08

umph ~ 1lr BRYAN w0ult have been falt
ever shore ef herlldine stHra revere
zal ~ uolef which aas made che n-
Ted states powerful au1 emerged
frrmoef VI fae erat famif rl uatoe
Continuity ~ control washington fs
g1aranfee of peace. anl ia th s.ueI
tle Henuh can victory 1851 re welcomed
by every European state
Tho paiF TELEGRAPH sars- 'EnrfVt-
men 1at nre- BAD since ItncoH's lnie
n deeper interest "a tho sue ~ ur
daHf.a crrr ~ comp re- nTr rtna
uith Gade 4ne. declaring "Tto formers
policy however huma nitarfan In Ha .n-
ntn would cnd in an hmrc0r
huaa 70 declares Enrisnls feepe
hopes ore o.e sed for Mckinley a0-
parentIv assured success"
THE Daily Gn-ic bs.rvss owe -sr
but regret shat there is rtte proea--,
t1at Bryausm has BEEN dnaly rmash-
ol"
= Daylight q Dr. Buffalo 20 ycsr Yoris
FIa hs LelIsh Valley railroad affords
most pleasant experience in whtel
srerg comics, 81 enjoyed
P.reaure Pa Nor T-Iah7 O. nefir-
SON secretary ~ IRE Cseh a-afafaal
a3 Industrial building and i1rr sas ,is-
TONS Rss arrested Isr night en- eEar
charges ~ emhaz1fsnenf ana fsf.ifrt-
tna accounts fn defl1't ~ s. flE
De- a Tfr
are now in tha hands 70 receivers
Sew york Gr J ctssr-r cod.
r fae eh- aas arrested m a
frster ~
keH a hr
h eer t htn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08
VERMONT

White River Junction, Vt. Nov. a.
Tonight Is small towns have not been
heard from. The hgures from the other
go cities and towns give Mckinley 4o.e03;
Bryan L, l61; AIcKinley's plurality 28142.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II If
fails to cure +. ". Grove Signature Is
on each box. 25c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08

Il you are allowing catarrh to eat its way through
your body you are like the man in the boar-drifting
upon long river which ends with destruction
CataTrh IS a systemic disease. Contrary to general
opinion It does not conne itself to the head and broa
II attacks the stomach, the liver the bowels the ne
any organ Of the body. The only way to cure Il Is
to cleanse the whole system BY thorough use Of
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-25

From the indianapolis Sentinel
Tho man who advertises comes out In
the broad dayliRht-with each issue OF
the paper. Everybody knows why he Is
making money-that he isn't afraid 10 tell
what he has 10 sell and v mt he sells It
for-and they so 10 him with the conf
dence instilled by continued publicity for
no one could advertise 90 sell gold dollars
for 80 cents and do u right along says an
exchange. because either the dollars would
De- counterfeit or the men would burst
~ In business
And did you ever notice that the adver-
tlser has "a bright. tidy store2 That he ID
a public spirited citizen7 That he and his
family enjoy themselves socially7
That's the reason that advertising Is
not mysterious
Il makes a man Of q man. II makes
him power IN the community
once la a while some men who adver-
tlse don't succeed. n o. their fault not
advertising fault.
one Of those same men might get bolt
Of reasonable CLOTH and shove u back on
a shelf until the edges were faded. and
the goods musty and dusty. and u would
be valuclcEs
Run your advertising as you do the rest
% your business. IL takes common sense
10 do either.
DO not buy up the sides OF barns. and
cover them with white and black paint
do not buy little tin signs 20 tack around:
do not disHgure farmers fences: do not
40 into fake schemes.
Use the newspapers
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-25
WIN he n Go says Director Benson
who Has Just Returned From
Tampa.

VIII he n GO says Director Benson
who Has Just Returned From
Tampa.
There is good deal Of talk Of sa-
vannsh's Elks carnival IN oui-of-town
circles" said Director Benson, who yes
terday had Just returned from a trip TO
Tampa. you Of Savannah know moth
ing. comparatively. of the stir the Elks
are making. All along the line ] could
hear SavannAn's big time discussed. AL
seemed TO bT coming and to concur IN
the opinion that (, would he the best thing
OF the season.
This carnival and fair" continued Mr.
Benson. is assuming proportions greater
than even the promoters expected. Pic
lures aud advertising matter for FAIR
mans Boston Concert Band are
coming. and this organization will
be literally advertised. There have
been several requests from citizens
that o series OF sacred concerts be given
AZ the park az popular prices on the sun
days Of the bands stay. Ia IL possible
that they may be arranged.
Nash. the well known breeder OF run
ners and hurdle and hippodrome racers.
hos made nine entries for the chariot
and hong distance racee. this alone in
sures a hot contest In the racing events
The Park city IL rapidly nearing com
pietion. The boo4h district being the
one on which the greater part OF the work
Is now being done.
A meeting 20 discuss the proposed 10
raj parade was held AZ the DE Soto yes
terday afternoon. but no action taken I'm
the matter