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FOR s.Lt-SUnUREAN.

FOR SALE-Lots. MINUTES ride from city or
electric railroad from rs 10 80 feet lsn-.
IurEing from 5Gf0Ct street back % y fC0y alley:
terms. > cash; balance 81 per week: no interest
or taxes until lots are plid for; price So. SO.
aid 500 each: 10 per cent of for cash, now Is the
time 40 gel a choice lot J. = CLEMENTS 1921
81 Ew. sy-i-St.cn
FOR SALE-A bargain, Is acres OF land. . miles
from Washington with magnificent view OF
city: large oak trees, splendid Tor G1iry- frlit
chicken or garden farm; near electric T2ilrCad;
fare 10 city cents; rust be sold at public
auction July rs, 1850. sc $50 p. M. write or
call for further information JAMES =. GLEN
ENTS, 1921 st. NV jy2l-St
FOR SsLE-Ntar,y new house of : rooms. bath
cellar. ice house. Summer kitchen. stable
horse. wagons, etc; 81 acres; plenty shade;
situation. Maryl8nd; high. fell view Of CITY: :
IA les frosn Capitol. on steam and electric roads:
OWNER, 100 Pa ave NV iy2I-5t
FOR SALE-7S. acres, miles from Anacostia
Bridge. vill make good truck farm or
poultry; rice road font; price, 500 ABRAHAM
FISHER. 5I2 II. jyIs-4t-eod
WANTED-To rent small farm near. on car line.
suitable for dair;- 2I5 18th St ne jyI7
BRENTWOOD-One fare by suburban electric to
District line. then oHe-four,h mile north
Rives Road; lots 5ON200 for SlC0. at S. Der
month See W. A BARTLETT Loan & Trust
RldC-. at Brentwood Station. b. & .. Railway.
D6-Imo
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- tfe uRfUr. rooms; cheap.
~. ~ iy2l-et, en-
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:. H LINT. Auc;ionecr.

PUBLIC SALE N VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PROPERTE y ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
VIRGINIA
appointed by tie Circuit Court Of Alexandra
CoCEtv Virginia Nj. ofier-for sale 81 T,.b,ir
auction on the premises MONDAY The SD
DAY OF JULY, 1900. AT $50 p. N al that
tract OF land cont aiming about twenty acrcs of
which the late Richard Norris dsed seized and
possessed situated The nam. road Iest:r-
from Georgetown 10 Falls Church. Ie4r WunJcr,s
Co.'s Roads. and about two and Oua-hzf nj q
from Washington, in Washington. District If
Alexandra County. Va, sud bounded or the
south by slid county read. On the WEst by Sier-
rilr's On the moth by Cussicls and B5teItr's ana
On the cast by Dr. ) I2oer Jghnsons and Weav-
cr-s land.
Tnis land l. imprC red by a rev six-roo-n dwell
ing tcHement house, out . iings. FRUIT Of al
kinds etc i very CesirIc,c Tor small fruit
truck uT poultry farm. would .Ib-dfvide ID
advantage. Within sEile Of the v A and
r C. Electric Railway. and tbree-eghths OF a
f-.iIc OF proposed electric railway
Ttru.s Il sale one third cash. balance in three
equal uaymeEts al six. twelve and eighteen
months with i-tCrest 81 the rate Of per cent per
aUrum until faid all cash AZ the option OF thz
purchaser. Title a. be retained until al pur-
rhsSe money Is ia. Al cOnveyaueing. inc.ud-
ing revenue stamps at cost u purchaser
A deposit OF 500 required a. time Of sale
Terms 10 De piled with, within twenty days
q CAV at sale
Fer full particulars call OF address
A W. ARMSTRONG. AleA sud-ia, Va
WILL w DOUGLAS
$50 Z St. Washington d. c
1913 G&dS. en- Special Commissioners Of Sale.
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AUCTION SAILS.

By VIRTUE OF CERTAIN DEED or TRUST.
dlIy recorded IN Liber No. 13Sg, folio 40 q
SEQ OF the land records q the Disrict 81 CoIu1u-
Fia NE viii SEA on JULY 20. 1890. AT-s p VI
n front Oi the premises. that part q lot 10.
SNARE 81 described in said trust and improved
u house No 23l4 Il Il NV Terms cash Deposit
500 Balance IN te-s days
II. BRADLEY DAVIDSON Trustee
= : FRISTOE. Trustee.
THOS J. OWEN, Auctioaeer.
frT4-dElz - -,
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~ ~ z. THE0,

nous Cl1lryoyaEt ard falniSt Consult her on
business. love. AID firmly affair; rclEitls tire
separated removes spells: causes speedy MAJ
ria.ss and gives iCck- Open daily. German
spokcn. 25c ard SOC. 929 ST. NV. ;yIG-7t
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nooMs.

E@N-sAS1irsD AtOOAS.
FOR RENr-Tlree tie. unfur. rooms: cheap.
IA Nd ave. sw. ~ is2I-et, en-
FoR RENT F. ,;,.,. I,,-.--l----.---
able rooms; ssceSg. s;ory; reasonable. gls
= 81, re E2l-St
TOR BENZ nfgrnisheds two communicating
Pl lIl win i:aoA pfTch, az summer price,
near census. f,n7ion, aud Printing Offices; also
81. nw. iy2I-st
-, ,,t-,-,. ,-,r,
f'ii hl-N - II ses "a Moor. rooms; gas
-, -. ,,---,---. I, -
ron mr. Il uii"lii7i4el Fcoii-S Tor rent. 90
'OH mr. 5;e iNiee communicative rooms gniur-
second and lbird soors -o5 ~ =, ~No JAM
iyl9-3t.em
T0R pFIT IT, ----1-----7----7 = -
St. ne i'oi3- Ia, 40 -
j iS-o-
-, 3 '''se nhe "a e rooms GniyTnlsneo'
.i,,,I / - ma y = - 0FP0'i'e -
--- -------- 80 = =. Sc -
t rcsIAEss CHANCES
RAPc,rNz Co. -.
CHANGE Atlantic Bldg. b2I-st
moan IIoI-sy - 80.
price $50 Fi-IT0T p G0PD6V Isas q
81. NV iysI-2t
-, go -.
r'r - ,s i, lIu.'; ana SODA water store
,rice St55 tS5s ~ :, Wv - "a q, -
price 80 I9s9 .ta 81 NV. e2i-St
SAiIt5c' centre lI o. CIV A''oo; snap W. }.
- :, - $50
SALOON. in suburbs; cbesp rert. 5,f,e are
%, 5g. ~ e- W. J. DOCAN' 81 L. ave
~ o''onl
SALOONS in every section Of cjtv rafs nr.yileg.
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WALL PAPER

ROOMS 3apered s. up: work guaranteed; sam
pies brought Hunt. SIC Fst NV.
iy20-st, en-
THERE'S lots of trouble in China and il LOOKS
like The United States will have to declare
war against the IeatheBs. Minister Wa val %
doubt get his passports II you want your rooms
papered in attractive style for only s. up
+. c. Mite, SO 9th St; 10 branch. iyi6tf. en-
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PERSONALS.

Dr.. Leatherndn,
CPEET SPECIALIST 81 the cure 81 a.. private
G-ssases EyG-o-ese. Rz-icc-sle. SIri-tu-e- IN
pt:cncy. I'D Syahi-i,Ic Diseases p0st.v-.y cures
A1siCe ard c-aEi.i on free B1th s-Zes- Day
% u > % :. ECeszsz. TEIrsczy. "a Satcr12J-
EVsEizgs- 70 a
COZ = Street NOrthvSS<T-
TCIoSed Sy16ay.l naaSO-n
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OCEAN STEAAISHTPs.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
lzfended Steamship Sailincs froIa Vancouver
JAPAN. CHINA. AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
EMPRESS or CHM JlIv D Sept 10. Dec 3
EMPRESS OF INDIA...--JUly 50. Oct :. Dee 81
EMPRESS OF JAPAN---...Aug- 90 Nov ). Jan =
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS AND AUSTRALIA
" AhRIGOO- june - NiGE E2A------JCly 2
celj-tG, "a ,szI5gt
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FOR RENT-oFFICEs.

FOR RENT-Ro0ns in building gS2 Z 81 NV,
cheap rent Apply = W J. DANTE, Hutehias
Bldg, 10th and ID SIS. ap22-tf
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The SO Days" Cure

Cor ucu) Lads a. remedies n ttis oi.y;
prompt and PcrzCaEa=t cll-e lr - cl1r-e- Con
s1ltatiou f-,e, CG- NcEEEHAN. SO I5sh s.
Cf5cc hours. 8 TO e a m. 70 p Il Sundays.
g ?. a. !es0--l-o
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AEERICAS LINE
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE
SEW YORk-SO. IuANFION-- LOSDOS-
CALLING. WFs8GJND. AT CHEE8JJ &c,
Sailing Wcdasscavs a. 20 4
RED STAR LINE
kEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EEErg htenC-day ~ . EcGa-
TNTFB<ArIDSAI NAVIGATION CONPkSi.
Piers = and .. y R.-D.Hce. 3 Broadly. \ =
Phi'aSerr.ia Ga - sr--S1- Wan 8
WASHINGTON OFFICF-Isos 2 ST = y
Or v C &OSS. Agent ST S1ulecs l. steyE1z1 L
1S7- 8 81 nv
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STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOSTs.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year fo- Norfolk. New
- port News. and al points South. By ths
- superb, powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport Ne,ss." '-Nerfolk, and '-HGEh-
- lrSton. On the following schedules
LV Wasiington-6.S0 pm Ly. Fermentation pm
LT Alexandria--7.00 PA Ly Nort5Ik.--.--6-k5 Pm
AZ. II Monroe 100 am ". II AJuTOe--e-45 IN
AZ hor:oik---- 500 AN Ar AleEaudnz--6-s) am
IL Portsmouth-6-l5 am Ar NashingtOn-.7.6o am
- Tickets On ssie At ST Penn. ave-, .. and
- U ticket of1ce. CD Penn ave. and corner
- 18th 81 and Y. Y ave c. & .. ticket Of
- fees. At 5l3 Penn ave, and s0e I4th g.;
- B. A. L. ticket oflce. I42i \. Y. ave. AID
- On board E.earuerS
EsfoF further information apply II Ega-
- erai cfcrs. It'll ST. wharf, Wash ID. @
- Phone, $50.
no2s-u JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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CHURCH NOTICE.

REFORM CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
ices At $3.50 o'clock sunday afternoon and
O'Clock wednesday evening. in Confederate Vote.
ran Hall, 45l nth 81. NV At The Sunday service
Col Oliver G. Sabin viii deliver the lecture. All
cordially invited. Item
DR.. J. H. NEALE VIII speak tomorrow evening
at the Church Of the Blessed Hope on Sth St
ne, between + and G. All invited. 1t
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FoR sALE-BoUsES.
FnP sAIF-NnRTnMFsI

Apply al Office for Weekly Bulletin.
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F4aTFr Ia 81 o
,-5 ' ar '''u7' s''o pay I'li 81 NV"
-,>-,-,D - -
III y s'1u '-' l''i "' '1'' w - o. ~
!"
"AA Ed once, eNPeTlsAeed waiter one ,, VINO ,
ST. ry- ''-' ''''' It
~. -, -, -.
r.,ic M, nm ,s-,ni,,rT ROOM
AZ -lS = nv JUG man, p''--'-'-'
,.-,1-,,I-T7 - - - -, -
f.r rioL1 no., sGF,a-s EoZ a. - df6rf
i,5i n '9''
u, ,,-rrD O. - -, -.
- 49,. - .sis,,s 80 ~. - - y' i'' =.
--''A,y - = 10 - o. 40,
ANI-ll-Barbcr Tor saturday, $50 guarantee
ol 20 etl-'S GO we o'i.-I. 4'l9 II 81 ne Il
WANTED-Cood barber fo- SATURDAY; = guarau-
tee. 5l2 st. Ew. II
WkNrFD-A vo,,n, SINGLE man f., drive milk
wagon; must bring references. III II s. ne
IL
WANTED-Txo head COOKS. two cooks. di.hwasl-
CT, boy to work around house 7o2 18th ST. 1t
WANTED-A good colored barber At once Apply
D. X HoGE, - st. NV It
WANTED-Blrb,r: steady work. Coz az e. sw
1t
Use the Remington typewriter. best r,fesouces
I Isy low S S-5S TO begin l. L FHiit'
go &
WANTED Slir.r.su SO week Il satisfactory.
GOOD driver; aIsa clerk. So BASEMENT. 5I5
l2th ST. NV Il
U,,1.p . .-..r 1.,,,.,- f,r S,-,,-4s,. - :, d
IN - 1otL &, ,,r II
a. ,>-4-r-D ,-.--,.- $50 - - H..
,-.-I..re,J H5TtI ENSEI. ogao.ite b s.
o. Depot Il
a., ,---,-r, --.- T.
- -, 81 I'iI,.,, ~
49,. 80
"A>TED-T",Hty os..F,d Hsn for railroad 'E-ri..
Il JOHNSON, 90 y ST. IN. usl-y
,y-,N-,r-r, .,. ,.-s.-.r 49, 49, -,;r,,..F 49,.
$40 dsy and tran~por,a,ioa. : II JOHN
son. 500 \ st. uw. r2l-t
SveVS ~ -- - ~ a.
WANTED young men f-an country. ,arse
G-'.5; ,E s.} .l esi-' IT, l,i
49, 30, NJ. e'' =, ~ - -
WhNTEB-A zorE- .-aa sNua-..aaaI in cake
lakiL- zglU lIlh So. ua. i--s-Gl, "a
49,.
WAN ia man, Who i-'.'H-hiF Ua1.r>ilia'
.. - '-''' Pcs -'l '-'' %, % ~,
NANTED-T-r-,-eia-- a.ita barber t1r sturdy.
800 guaranteed iils ID ST. ne n-0--'
m ri,-r-- r-s.r b.. f.n.r.-s.s alt tta-ors.Iv
..-----.-.--- i--,.- -.f....... D. ~ rT>sFN A.
1.N 1,Us ID II mn l,-r-s-
"ANi - iAe I5 men VINO "s.e ley 'l.7-it
ni-ht TO call 81 once 40 ST. NV, s. H.
''l'-'>'-> 49,
WANTED rfr.f..,a-s white 6-rls-- IL ONO, An
ply el2 eth 81. sc. isl9S,
-
NANlLb ie" Es-l-..'sS S.ie5i IN s-.%-S OF
'oAi,..s-l.h- Apply 20 o. r hoSs.'il' O~S-.'ei
--.-.--l il--4-'! ~ o'I'.@L' D-4i-'-s-
lyIl--t.em
EoY, suE-,.-seE,J.
rD. ~,I.-.a,il fountain sta-. saraI,r. .rar,
Eyrr.- 40 y o. ave, as. 5.ZI-a..tsn
TOR SALE Bias knobs fos iron beds. see U.s.
FRIES HHFhOoD- 9Th and sJ-. ass.
i.-l.3J.,Ia
Fri, >Arr-FrargH I.-y.I Mat. mirrors win ol.
In. H-ms: -.Nic: speoiI si5o- fhlE> a HOP
'-,-t, 5--- -'.. II rs NV, y -l'''''-n
FOR SALE-Cas range DANGER. So. 600. good
a- ueN; cost 50. viii sell FOR si5i makes hos
water "h.Ie You 'o""; no extra "a Tor iaiAlnS
ivsi- an '''''
t"k SAIL Large nee box suitable for stores;
Gel 1.-g i.' ,-,7l' see Us FNiF-> '?i Nv " Ss -
1870, -. ,.
'>'I III t,' % '.- " >, ,''- .-.,-s' a.
r-r-,,,.. ~ , 5.. .. -
~" 80 90
FOR sALE-Grooery fixtures Of all kinds At OIL L
y. ~. 81. nv ". API'l q" anu MAS ave Nv
. - I'm
FOR SALE Thoroughbred FOX terrier and back
sEd tau dog. Apply 1925 l'th ST. NV
-
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WANTED-C:ood cook. washer. and roner for a
family OF &: must be willing 10 help with
infant Auulv ,.3 "a ST. ne Item
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NANTED-EOO8Is-
wANTED-RoOM AND BOARD.

MANTED-Plrtv TO board child years Old: state
Terms Address BOX $40. this Office. jy2p@t
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HELP wAxTED-FEhALE.

WANTF A respectable woman to cook, wash,
iron, and attend TO .he house in all respects.
for two gentlemen during summer; II satisfactory
will continue employment when family returns IN
autumn; woman without family preferred, as she
must live az the EolSC; refs. required. Answer IN
person. between and 2. m, or by letter 10
1925 -.h 81 nv Item
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uELp wANrED-MALE.

WANTED-SiNty coiored men TO work rail
road; SI.50 per day; or $50 per month ald
board, meet me az b. q o. depot Monday even
ing at 5 o'clock For further Information call
NJ my Office, s02 18th ST. NV. t,eu
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08
PETTlGREw TURNED DOWN.
The Result In South Oakota Received Win
Joy Generally. III

WAsHINGrON, Nov. 8.--The results In
the Legislative elections the most regret.
ted by the republicans Is the retirement
Of Wolcott Of Colorado. Wolcott 10 one
Of the best orators In the senate Carter
of Montana is also decap,tated and will
be succeeded by friend OF Clark, Who
controls the legislature. But great JOY u
manifested over Pettigrew's defeat In
South Dakota. His bitterness against
the administration made him an irritant
and thorn. Republicans are also jubi-
liant over the latest figures from Dela-
were which make It tcertain that they will
control the legislature and elect two sen.
ators, "Gas" Addicks and former Senator
Higgins. Butler Of North Caroiinia h
another drop out. The probability i
that the republicans have senate major
ity Of IS and house majority Of 48. u.
ter returns indicate the electoral vote will
stand az given yesterday, aga for McKin-
ley, I55 for Bryan. McKinley's plurality
on the popular vote will be increased to
about 7r9, 600 against Goa. .Ioo 1896.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08

LINCOLN, Nov. S-Ooutside the
general statement on the election Bryan
will refuse to talk for publication. But
close friends who may or may not be
authorized to speak for the Nebraskan
say: Bryan is actually dazed by the
blow received at the polls. He was
totally unprepared for what happened /"
"The colonel will take his time about
analyzing the figures and then he will
place the blame where it belongs. AT
this time he is inclined to blame the dem.
ocratic leaders in the doubtful states.
They made pledges and held out false
probabilities to him."
Does Bryan feel that his silver views
lost him many votes?"
"No. The large increase in the demo
cratic vote in the eastern states convinces
of this fact. Bryan is just as strong an
advocate of silver as he ever was. He
thinks the failure of the Kansas City con-
vention to accept Towne and the at
tempted silver straddle responsible for
fusion losses in the west"
"Will Bryan be candidate in Ioo4?"
at is too early to talk about that. but
believe he will not. The platform of
1904 will be shaped principally on the
events coming during the next four
years. You will find Bryan in the front
rank making democratic history all this
time. If he goes to the senate he will be
in position to lead his party and l be-
lieve the fusionists who will be in con-
troll of the Legislature will send him.
Bryan does not like Mckinley and would
be in position to lambaste the admin
tration." What does Bryan think
caused his defeat Tuesday? Dinner
pail and prosperity argument and the
unusual coercion methods"
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08
As Jones Sees it Now.

CHICAGO, Nov. 7-Chairman Jones to-
day was greatly surprised at the result Of
the election. II attribute Bryan's de-
feat to the fear of business disarrange-
ment and disturbance" Thefuture of the
democratic party is not discouraging, as
in hundred years it has suffered many
defeats, and single additional one
won't materially affect it. AS to Roose-
velt's presence on the ticket, Jones said
he had figured Roosevelt as liability,
rather than an asset, but admitted that
his calculations had been wrong.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08
THE M'KINLEYs IN WASHINGTON
The President and Mrs. Mckinley Reached
Washington This Morning.

WASHINGTON, Nov. s The president
and Mrs. Mckinley reached Washington
at S:I5 this morning, both in excellent
spirits. They were driven Immediately
to the white house. As soon as the pres
ident reads the high pile of letters and
attends to routine business he will CON-
plete his message to congress, which is
already in skeleton form. He will prob
ably be ten days in compiling it. The
emphatic endorsement of the people
doubtless will cause the president to ap-
proach the subject of the Philippines and
China with frmer tone than he would
have done had the result Of the election
been different.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08
Denver's Horticultural Show.

DENVER. Colo, Nov 8-The crysan-
themum show which opened today under
the auspices of the Denver Floral club is
the most notable horticultural display
ever seen west of Chicago. The exhibits
include some of the finest private collec-
tions OF eastern cities, as we'll as the
cream of the local product. During the
week a large number of cash prizes, as
we'll as cups and other tropics, will be
awarded for flower beds, lawns, trees and
shrubbery.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08
Nebraska Returns.

OMAHA, Nov. 8.--The Bee has com.
plete returns from seventy out Of ninety
counties in the state giving DIETRICH,
republican for governor, plurality Of
1883. The World Herald, (dem.) claims
the state for Bryan. Poynter by twelve
to fifteen hundred; also claims legis-
lature to be fusion by a majority Of Eve.
The Bees returns indicate republican
majority of twelve. The republicans
elect three out Of six congressman.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08
New Member for Cabinet.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 8.-The friends of
Colonel Myron T. Merrick, here and at
Canton, believe he is slated .or cabinet
position. 1t is we'll known that McKin-
ley wished to place him, who is his init
ment friend, in his official family four
years ago, but had too many political
debts to pay. Herrick is president of the
Society Savings bank here.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08
feat of Pettigrew causes me much salts
| factionn
Bryan to GO to Texas.

HOUSTON, Texas, Nov. Sit is said
here Bryan will make his home in Aus
tin. The health of his children was i'm
proved by the Texas climate last winter.
and it is said in case he was defeated he
would change his home to Texas. There
is talk here of offering him chair in the
state university.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08
German Says Bryan Will Retire

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-Senator Cor
man today said it was too early TO talk
about the reorganization of the demo-
cratic party. The defeat was SO over
whelming we must have time to recover
breath. He supposed Bryan now would
retire for the present.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08
Beckham Probably Elected.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. 8.-The demo-
Gratis this morning claim majority Of
1000 for Beckham, while the republicans
say Yerkes wins by I4oo. It is generally
believed that Becham will win, as the
counties to be heard from do not promise
much for the republicans. The republi-
cans allege that Yerkes has been counted
out
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08
Mark Hanna Talks.

CLEVELAND, Nov. Hanna said this
afternoon that the general results of the
election were highly satisfactory and in
some places exceeded his expectations.
''Some states show greater majority for
Mckinley than we looked for" The de-
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08
The North For Bryan.

SPOKANE, Nov. S-Complete returns
from Shoshone county partial returns
from Idaho, Nez Perce, Kootenai and
Latah counties give a Bryan majority of
6oI. Full returns from these counties
will swell his plurality. The fusionists
will probably elect the entire legislative
ticket in these counties.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08
Cabinet Gossip.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 8. .Speculatlcn
has already began on the character or the.
next cabinet. Gage and Griggs are ex-
pected to retire but the others will prob
ably be reappointed. Chas. Dawes,
comptroller Of currency is mentioned %
Cages probable successor.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08
The Result In Latah.

Moscow, Idaho, Nov. 8.-The repubii-
cans in this comfy elect three members
of the legislature, the sheriff. assessor,
treasurer, county superintendent and two
commissioners and lose the balance Of the
county and Legislative ticket. The county
went for Mckinley by $50.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08
Over 10000.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8.-McKinley's
plurality in San Francisco is o96I, Los
Angeles 27I7. Two hundred aud three
precincts in the state 400 yet to hear
from give Mckinley 2So,3so' and Bryan
II2,282,
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08
The Governorship IN Doubt.

PORTLAND, Nov. 8.-About half the
total vote Of Washington reported;
Mckinley a7,4S1, Bryan 7o.oo5; Frink
23,436, Rogers 72,764.
1t will take more complete returns to
determine the governorship.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08
year. Republicans claim gain q tN0
congressman ]. j. Leutz, McKinleyss
bitter opponent il reelected.
AGONICILLO TALKS
Says ths Result q ths Elsclisa ~ ~
Surprise y Him.

PARIS, Nov. 8.--Agoniciilo today said
The result Of the United States election
was not material disappointment ~
him. Imperialism is clearly unpopular
In the United States despite the vote aads
the administration will be convinced ~
the necessity Of ending the was, which
can be done only BY granting The Fiji,
pinos Independence. Agonicillo said ~
would not Be surprised 70 hear of the
cessation Of hoatilities IN the Islands
within two months.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08
Marcus Daily Sinklng.

NEw YoRK, Nov. 8.-Privats advices
from Wall Street this alternoon aays
Marcus Daily. the copper king, had !
relapse and i not expected 70 live
through night.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08
Democratic Gains

B0sToN. Nov. 8.--The revised vote
shows 4 republican loss of fonrteen pr
cent and democratic gain Of forty eight
per cent. Bryan i thirty Ave thousand
ahead Of the state ticket.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08
Rogers Ahead.

SEATTLE, Nov. Sat noon Rogers,
democrat, slightly leads Frink, republi-
can. Chairman Schively. republican,
says it will take the official count to de-
eide. Frink was knitted here in his home,
Seattle.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08
Smith Elected.

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. 8.-Smith, dem.
ocrat, elected congressional delegate by
majority of $50,
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08
Nevada $500.

RENO, Nov. 8,-Bryan's majority in
this state is 2,5oo. Newland's, congress.
man, 500
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08
A Clean Sweep.

BoIsR, Nov. 8.--Republican cDncedc
the state to Bryan. including the entire
fusion ticket and congressman. Dubois,
for senator, will have clear fusion
majority In the legislature.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08
Oregon, 14,225.

PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. 8-Complete re-
turns from all but three counties give Nc
Kinley plurality of I4,a75.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08
Both Conceded.

LouIsvILLE, Nov. s. Republican
Chairman Combs this afternoon consoles
defeat Ii Kentucky