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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29

The fact should not be overlooked
that under the land-grabbing act of
this state those who are delinquent
in their taxes for 1887 are in danger
of losing their lands. There are many
poor and unlettered people who are I'M
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29
acquainted with the provisions of this
law who might be saved from hard
ship by word from those who are
better informed.

What are the Democrats going to do
about 1t? Are they going to let Mr..
Bryan have his way? Are they going
to follow him during the next four
years as they have followed him during
the past four years ?-Richmond
Times.
Whatever they may or may not do
they are dead sure to decline to be rem
egaded.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29

The supreme court of New York. on
petition of Boni Castellane's creditors.
has enjoined George Gould from pay
ing over to Countess Castellanc any
Of her income. thereby administering
fresh jar to the heiress market.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29

1t has developed that few directors
in the Steel and Wire Trust have been
unloading property on that good
thing" at several hundred per cent.
profit-another case of fleas having
other feas to bite 'em.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29

Mr.. Charles II. Cramp comes out in
lengthy interview in favor of the
ship subsidy bill. Mr.. Cramp goes on
the theory that when you want graft
false modesty should not stand in the
way of your asking for it.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29

The esteemed Washington Post has
discovered that the trust is merely an
instrument of competition and is as in
evitable as measles. The Post is a
Nikola Tesla when it comes to discov-
ering strange things.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29

Nevertheless, it would have been
more graceful in Dom Paul to have
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29
MERITED RECOGNITION.
ATLANTA Journal.)

The British war office is considering
the ACCESSIBILITY of training volunteers
in the use of the motor car. The eff
ticacy of the motor car as an engine
of destruction is at last being properly
recognized.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29

Senator Hale is disposed to warn his
colleagues from kicking the bottom out
of the treasury as n preliminary to
four years more of MckinleYism.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29

Atlanta Constitution: Do road ter
destruction is so broad dat even de
oowleEged man Kin fin plenty er ROOM
Say what you will bout de devil. he
allus up en- at his post, ready ter wait
on customers.
Col weather is de time fer Charity:
but Charity is SO wroped up hits
mighty had ter rickernize her.
De truth is a burnin' lamp; but some
folks put ii out by too much trimmin'
er de wick.
Philadelphia Press: Hello! What's
the matter with your head?" inquired
the first bunco- steercr
OH replied. the other. "a farmer l
met to-day just tapped me on the nut
with his carpet-bag."
Must have been a pretty hard car
pet-bag."
We'll. you see 1t had n gold brick in
it that had sold him yesterday"
Denver Times: Floor Manager (who
is bowlegged Walk this way. madame.
Lady Customer (who isnO I'm
afraid I can't.
Chicago Record
They caught the shrcwd defaulter-oh,
1t was n careless prank;
But he came sneaking back at night to
carry off the bank.
Then you don't admit the value of
the historical novcl?"
"Oh, yes; it has run the dialect novel
out of the country
when does man become a seam
stress?"
when he hens and haws."
NO"
when he threads his way"
mo"
when he rips and tears
mo"
GIVE 1t up"
Never If he can help It,"
Philadelphia Record: EXCUSE me,
SIR" said the man in the next seat,
but your cigar is burning n hole in
your paper"
THAT Is all right" responded the
other: II am just burning out the price
of those electric seals at to-morrow's
bargain sale. You see. take this paper
home"
Chicago Post: "I wish you wouldn't
try to stop smoking" remarked his
business associate.
"WhyP" demanded the man who was
reforming.
because when you undertake to stop
you are afraid to buy any cigars your
self for fear you will smoke too many,
and so you simply help yourself to
mine."
The Man-"My boy. don't you know
that every cigarette is another screw in
your cofIin?" The Boy-"Go long, If
dat wuz de case 1 would have to have
n coffin as big as grain elevator just
to hold de screws"
Teacher-And why should we en-
deavor to rise by our own efforts?
Johnnie Wise = Cause there's no
tellin' when the alarm clock Will go
wrong.
Chicago Tribune: II wanted to go
out shopping to-day" sighed young
Mrs. Maddox "but l couldn't on ac-
count of the rain"
WANTED to try to get something for
nothing. az usual. I suppose" said her
husband. attempting to be facetious
We'll, | did think of getting YOU
some neckwear." replied Mrs. Maddox,
innocently.
Downes-I tell you Brown is II most
delightful fellow when you get him in
reminiscent mood.
Uppers-Um-m Think so?
Downes-Yes; didn't you ever find
him that way?
Uppers-Well, found him in that
sort OF mood once. He recalled n ten
dollar loan he had made me.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29

When the Republican party gets to
reducing taxes every man with a bor-
rowed umbrella should return it as q
matter of principle. ~ good example
should not be allowed to run to waste
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29

Controller Dawes report against
banks loaning large sums to their di-
rectors did not set the animals to
purring by any means.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29

The Standard Oil company has ac-
quired control of all the oil wells In
Roumania. Thus does MIR. Rockefeller
stick the gaff into the Russian octo-
pus.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29
HAVE DISCONTINUED
THE SOUTHERN
BELL TELEPHONE
THE LIST IS GROWING.

THE LIST IS GROWING.
For the information of the public the virgnan-Pilo will
from day to day publish list the names of business hose
and residences that discontinued Tie service Of tbe
Southern Bell Telephone Company you have discontin
ued, or intend to do So please notify the Vireinan-Plo
The following list Of subscribers, who have ordered te
phones out has been furnished the Virsnian-Plot:
ARMSTRONG & BRAINARD. Real estat street
ARs & goEnss qsasy s n
pnlNKLEY CO. wholesale srocc ,s7 Wafer .,u.
NJ. BURDEN Grocer church and Nicholson streets
W. LINDSAY BIBB. a law CRANKY street
C. H. BULL & co. lumber Columbia Bldg
c BULL Residence
CHARLES j. nAssErr ,tu,,rer ass ,,n ..
nd corner Main and Mathew streets
Citizens Bank bldg
BRAMBLEroN IMPROVEMENTS
gro and provisions 81 Roanoke m
L. r. BRITT holesalcg rocers' 12 Nvson street
j BURDEN. Grocer Church and Nicholson streets
D CARPENTER. Furniture and carpets sa Main street.
D. CARPENTER. Residence
COPPER WORKS. 15s Bank street
couRTLAND LUMBER co. liens Bank building
COLUMBIA CO. so-sl1 Water street
BAKERY. IS Bank street
w. DAVIS Wholesale tobacco %aas
IEOKGE W. DEFY d SONS General
DozIER. goodsa dnoton A1ains street.
BROS. and retail grocers Al Market Place
j. Residence
w DEJARNETTE. brokers water street.
Roanoke avenue ~
EGGLEsToN EPPEs. Insurance IIaddin building
E. B. FREEMAN Citizens Bank
r. S GOODWIN CO. avenue
f. L GRANDY graina 2 avenue
H. b. GOoDRIDGE & co. waters
GROVES CO. wholesale
w Place
w. p.
CO., 80 Main street
HUDSON
c. H HOOVER, Y. tizensB aukBl
JOHNSON commission Roanoke Dock
a MI JOHNSON Contractor builder 1872 Bank street.
JESSE mill
grocers. Commerce street
KELLY. THORNTON WILLIAMS plumbers street
J.. F. LYNCH Office Columbia building
LAWRENCE wELToN. ain
Brokers 81 CRANKY street
E. NOTTINGHAM Real estate and rerta, Columbia Ride
printers
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29

ADVERTISING RATES. ADVERTISE
ments inserted ut the rate of IS cents n
square first insertion, each subsequent
insertion 40 cents, or 30 cents when in
serted Every Other Day. Contractors
are not allowed TO exceed their space
or advertise other than their legitimate
business except by paying especially for
the same
:, Reading Notices. invariably 20 cents per
line nrst insertion. Each subsequent in
sertion Is cents.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29

The irrigation congress was not, as
the thoughtless might suppose, con-
Germ with free lunch on the side.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29

can welfare and safety in the years to
come by giving us an overdose of i'm
perialism and the cost and peril OF Inn
perialism at an early stage of our de-
parture from Americanism.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
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subscribers by carriers In Norfolk and vi
entity. Portsmouth, Berkeley. Suffolk,
West Norfolk, Newport News. for 10
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BY mail. to any place In the United
States, postage free:
DAILY, year $500
ak months 300
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ono month go
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29

No employee of the VirgInIan- Pilot
Publishing Company is authorized to con-
tract any obligations in the name OF the
company or to make purchases in the
name OF the same. except upon orders
signed by the PRESIDENT OF THE
COMPANY
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29

In order to avoid delays. on account of
personal absence. letters and all commu-
nications for THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
connected with the office but simply to
THE VIRGINfAN AND PILOT PUB
LISTING COMPANY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-23
WANNAMAKER TALKS
ON CAMPAIGN ISSUES,
Makes ITS First Political address Ia
1--WE Y~nrs at Fottstown.

PoTTsTOwN. Pa, Oct, 7z.~-J9hn Wan
amaker tonight INSIDE his first political ad-
lress In two years tits speech here was
the beginning ~ brief tour la the inter-
est OF the candidates for me state icRts-
latare who are opposed TO the quay wing
of the party "a this state.
Al the beginning II hts address Mr..
wanamakss said thai four years axo BE-
spoke ~ advocacy ~ the election Of Mr,
Mckinley and .euid have done the same
thing this year had there been any aaess
sisH 81 Pennsylvania vote for NJ hipleH
he said also ne vas ~ nswise cs'ili-
date fog inc nfsce cf Unit~a States seaa-
tor, though had the office COME TO blSn in
iSa he would haev accepted u.
Mr.. Nauanakef severely scsired what
he termed me machine, hnA SAt8 thAf
Tweedism at its wUfTf was no worse than
Quagixna at it, best bat that here vas
no besI Quay Ism as there Is NJ No19 taA.
fta then spoke 81 The Yatae II Epea k0t
eFnment and tee hsHe19t& te be- aNfiyel
thervfrofn- 10 this connection he referred
10 tne strike tn the anthracite e9Nl fsNisiMs
ard said that god government Mas ftrs
venting the fragrant fsasafiafb " fhs eeH-
sFitusiDu boy tbe coal catnfsa ntse senNttfHt-
lag themselves miners, shippers snh Fgeg-
chants Ia rfN. KEEPING company stores
paving WakeH ~ f9nk tHtHFF ale aNHFthk
i,A.,sk Weights employing children Rf
aaafhiy TASKS ard snsanRsrtng the liFsm
az mixers - ignoring precautions feF
their safety.
tso,si government. seld Mr Wana-
maker by renewing be inaefenait'se dSt
elimination iM frAm&H0Fsasi@a would AasN
renasvea the rhigt cause ~ ths atfiha ~
i2aqs mssm. ~hlen had DEPRIVED tMHia e.l
thstw waxes aN4 wasted NJ apltai ~
such 81 thsiF employers ~ arr As iaa
ntsFcg ~ 10 railroads.
Ne Wam9fssAATt eA.H ~ 1erisrinE fhas
De- vas aat = c@n4tsats f"f tf's ssiaste.
ffe la sRNi $50 faFeee ~ hsA 10 sh4s
lsalsAsrsa and Gslsae ned slate.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-23
ANGLO-GERMAN COMPACT
WILL BE ENDORSED.
AathorttntIv~Iy stated ratted states
Government Favers the
plan.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20 1T was author
itatively stated tonight that the United
states government Views with distinct ia
vor tho principles of the Anglo German
agreement relating To China and that
formal response 70 that effect will be
made at an early day to the Invitation ex-
tended this government to accept The pfia-
eiples Of the agreement
The German charge aarsires, Count ae
1nadt, had a conference with secretary
Hay this afternoon. presenting officially
the text Of the Angio-sssrman agreement,
including the Invitation 70 the United
States 20 accept the principles therein re-
corded.
Mi. Hay expressed HIS satisfaction at
what had been done, saying he felt II Ia
he in complete harmony with the policy
this government putsued, both a. TO the
maintenance of unabstrtictad commerce
10 china and THE territorial entity % N
empire, and adding thar Il formal reply
would be- given ia a dag or two,
Count de Laadt was EFatified AZ these
assurances, and left with the belief that
there was such a harmonious understand.
Ing on the generai principles iaN0lNed
that the concurrence af the powers Was
near ~ hand,
Before receiving the et'ieial invitation
from Gletmanv Mr.. HAY had been fuiiy
advised IL the agreement. and bad gone
over n with great care. WITH the priest
dent. yesterday and today This was ne
more necessary owing 20 the presidents
departure for Canton tonight.
The result ~ these deliberations II
summed up ~ the statement lhAt We
KNNNEENfrftt
agreement with favor. II Is aisa probable
that sorus attention has been Eivsn @ she
draft ~ me American reilly. II II likely
to h. IN the form ~ a note ~ appFovai
rather than sav formal adherence - the
alliance. bui this is said 10 be merely
matter 81 aRsail.
About the only serious question which
has arisen a. 10 the American repty was
IA clause thfS~ az she Anglo German
agreement Thls states THAI IN case ~
another power Raking use % she cstnpM-
cations "a frhtnn. So nrser % obtain terri
tafiat advantages Germany ard Great
RflsRin reserve the riNat SO reReh \ pre-
Nugnarv understanding GA the eventual
wfep Sd be ssken far he protection ~ their
fntarsstN Thts - creR tO the construction
III belilg a threat " Is probable thai 'Ae
Afncrgear feaiv wiN nos 50 hey0mG ae-
rrptinS ire principle thRt Germany ard
Great Bfirsia have q RIGHT io agree hs
tween themselves ~ 20 their eventual
s,aarnc Etug there Is net Nkcls 80 Se ars'
shina ahtca uti tpMuts this EQvvrneuint
10 Accent ihis tVvMtus3 agreement n
shaff de thsta clause b Interpreted 20
apptx @Ntv a. Germany ard Great hritsln.
fNere Netnr re- inVltation extende4 60
6sher powers &c inin them in 8 Hrellfut~
rRrV understanding resarAing ans ev~ats-
AZ steps 90 ho taken
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-23
srp n GEN. wEYLER.


., uIsnsnt seeks 20 Gain Con-
troll in spain.
sAnnfp. Oct. 22.--Gen. Azcarraga II
Sruing his efforts to form new cabi-
8 Ia Of the ministerial crisis. OF
~ ~ Il the cause. Gen. Weyler has
3S - III duties as captain general Of
- "a Ii accused OF anti-pariia-
1isfy Intentions. and his appointment,
7<;H - made by the minister OF war.
~ iinnrea unknown TO the other min
80 4 regarded by them as tantanount
y. ssnleaflos OF power by Senior vilyeia,
n ssss throws himself into the arms OF
1rism
"a befween the civil and military eie-
111a Since their return from Cuba
~ Weyier and Linares have gathered
|rs1l them I group I'm defense OF the
1870 NJ the army, and In spite Of
|S Snaeot economies which have been
|~ivefaaIly demanded. they aim to recon-
|Gsn ~ army and navy The first step
II a. direction IL plan to claim the
1S1ndencs OF the minister OF war
|1~119 the members OF the cabinet, and
~ ilnares appointed Gen. Wevier TO
r. qpfnin general OF Madrid az part OF
q. Weyier. who recently adhered 10
~ Uhetai party which. he hoped event
|nIk would enable him to get the port
I'M X war, announced that he accepted
IN I'M - military man. and not as a
|rr1elan, Nevertheless. II II Thought his
|ru1at action will cause him TO be nhan-
- by thc Liberals. Meantime Gen.
|QWt9 retains his post. saying he was
|m1lNated by the government of the queen
~, and apparently he believes no one
~ 10 remove him.
HI AsrsrrHva Is seeking 10 form a
|ouevotive cabinet in which several OF
|iaW Bilsela's colleagues will have port
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-23
OPINION on sa. JONES.
W. Expresses Goana~ne~ In che
Election of Hwsan.

CHICAGO Oct chairman fnnes
" the Democratic aaiianst committee
saia tsiaY-
y 80 ucF believe there - &mv aeaht
that Mr. BgyaB Viii carry $ew gark !
believe rur chances Ter carving Ohio arr
setter than the Republicans I regard
tHsrffs ss an ewr~~aiagi8 gaubifN state.
kilograms from the chNagrG~a % the
Democratic state committee state We are
eulaE 10 carry California A1vtcws FROM
that stale saRh{ie sgn were somewhat
taWNffuf a. fa fhp result Mawur rhrtAn
~ San FfaHrtsco. SAWS ib~T~ a no fuahs
afp1Uf thr state Osas - she causes ~
thss charge - sentiment IN California 70
tbs decision ~ TH1se Ftsfee an the C~h{-
reese exclusion ash ZEE wa(eh 10 hold thst
"a ChlrMuaHu 81 airy pert ju The Tinted
states could en- 90 any cther u0rs ard
therefore. q f'hlasman ia FsawRH eNnid
wssit anv c8tr iu anv part 81 tae fnlte1
Ststes thn# pracfif#Nw throwing the foar
onea "a the fFrs entry ~ Chlnanaen im
shIs ceuutrs ! have nn aasbi - the
election ~ Nr pvEan
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-23
GOV. Roosevelt and Mr. Bryan ia ne
Entertained,

NEW YORK. Oct Y. alt II planned to
make the reception bv the League
OF Democratic Clubs for Col Bry.
an Al Madison square Garden next Sat
urday night one Of the most spectacular
political gatherings ever held. The gem
eral pablo VIII be admitted 20 the entire
main feor. Five bands viii play Ia the
garden. Fifteen thousand electric lights
viii be- USED 10 illuminate fhs garden and
Madison Ssfnare park The speakers will
be Arson y Stokes. chairman. ex SEN
stor Win, W Reurke Cochran. Col Bry-
Ar and senator Wellington.
THE Republican mass meeting In honor
- Gov. Roosevelt ia Madison square
Garden. next Friday, promises 20 be
picturesque. There Will be series 81
pHf8tfeS fr@m almost every quarter % the
city r0nNerxinE on Madison square. They
win be divided into eighteen groups with
one group wfll BE- 80 Columbia rniies~
students marching IN A body. Charles
= Falrehlla secretary ~ the treasury
under Ties r1and. ~gil ~ sne 81 the
speakers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-23


minimum upstate plurality Until today
u was regarded as certain that the great
er city would give plurality for Bryan.
Inere IL reason 10 believe now that the
city may be doubtful. But assuming. as
the more cautious politicians here do, that
New York city will go Democratic. have
the Democrats reason to expect that the
Democratic plurality in the city will ex-
coed even the $4,000 Republican plurality
UP the state that they concede? The reg
istration returns indicate that they have
no right to expect this.
Results of Registration.
The returns OF the first two days Of
registration throughout the state show
large excess over the corresponding re-
turns In 1896. In the boroughs of Man.
haitian. Brooklyn and the Bronx in New
York city the increase was over ~ 600.
At the present writing all the returns
from up the state are not in, but the
partial reports show a marked increase
over the registration OF 1896. In twenty
nine places up the state the increase
amounted to one-thrd OF the registration
or -FOUR years ago. The heavy registra-
ton shows, OF course, that the supposed
apathy did not exist in reality, but that
the voters are heartily interested in the
election. and this Is a good sign for the
Republicans. In apathy, as Senator
Hanna has been reiterating here Law
the great danger to Republican success
In other words. the great majority OF
the increase In registration represents
Republican votes. The Republicans In
this state are the stay-at homes This
II SO generally acknowledged as a fact
that an Increase In registration IL con-
sidered to indicate IN general an increase
in the Republican vote. But more explic-
II proof Is found in registration figures
for Manhattan and the Bronx, which
comprise the old city of New York
Registration In the City.
OF the thrty-six assembly districts
embraced In this territory seventeen are
normally Republican and nineteen Demo-
cratic. The net gain In these Democratic
districts was 4,+23; the net gain In the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-23
INTEREST IS GROWING
IN CAMPAIGN SPEECHES.


find him making a tour OF Long tsia nd
and finishing his flying canvass OF the
state.
Gov. Roosevelt arrived at the West
Shore depot at 1919 o'clock, accompanied
by his secretary. William J. Noangs.
Walter Emerson. OF Maine. job r.,
Hedges, James X Sheffield Arthur Won
Naieson, j. s Whippie and ex-senator
John Laughlin. As Gov. Roosevelt
stepped on his car there were cries OF
Speech" The governor uncovered and
said:
MY throat il not in good condition for
me 70 say much, but | VIII say few
words. We are going to knock them
out on the sixth"
AS the train pulled out OF the yard
the governor was eheersd by the dtspers-
ing crowd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-23

Republican districts was 2as7, In only
one Republican district was there a loss.
aud that amounted only To nifty. The
Democrats tn ave districts suffered
loss Rgsrexatia1 s7S The Democrats
have not been able to explain these ig-
tr~s III a manner favorable TO themselves
Richard Croker said that they showed
that the Democrats were moving out
II tho downtown districts into the up-
town districts Most OF the former are
peu0crattc, while mosf Of the latter are
Republican, David 4. Iilll and James
X Mcclure chairman Of the Democratic
state executive committee, said that
these figures simply dia not show any
thing At all. nat the meaning o. these
aguges L. not obscure 70 anyone ex-
aminiug them lmpaytiaiiy. They Indicate
clearly enough that a heavy Republican
vote viii ~ p0lled IN THIS state on No
vsmhcr & Furthermore Il should I've said.
as regards New yefk city. TafnmRny
HAL takes the utmost care that an the
voters Il controls shall register and
vote There are not many stay-at-hemss
Ia rsmmApy ileii
Postal card Polls.
In 1855 tire New York Herald took
postal card poll and predicted e plurality
~ ~ 90 Tor Mckinley IL New York
state The prediction fell sheFf ~ thr
result by about Tea oaiy. The pon 31st
taken b. iNe Herald was noe far reach
ing eueaEh probably 80 Justify the pre-
slct{0n that New 3ezk city fs doBhtfsi.
hut is shows. as least that il IL asSt
ia Impossible that New York city Win
give Bryan tha plurality a F@e3 er ioA-
1sa promised ,he Democrats national
committee ~ Richard cfeksF Tbe paii
WAS taken ia seq assemble districts in
Manhattan. avid im FgWs districts Ga
DFytoklYn ii covered. therefore. balt VT