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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-04-30

Biryanton property is still without
protection from fire. Whose fault is 1t?
Not the taxpayers.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-04-30

Honeymoons shsuld be spent in
sky-parlors.
The sun., 1900-11-08
BJTE PENCILS NIT BACK.
Bryauites Put Them In Voting Booths and
Bryan Voters Used Them.

The old trick Of putting blue pencil. in the
polling booths was resorted TO on Tuesday IN
several districts IN Manhattan and Brooklyn.
Under the law n ballot marked with any other
thnn n black pencil Is invalid The only dis
trict where any trouble came from the fraud
was in the Thirteenth Assembly district, where
the Democrats tried the trick and sufers
from it, In TWO election districts blue pencils
were discovered attached 20 the string In place
Of the rrgllltion black pencil Of course
tIay Wcrr roinuvai nj the demand Of the Re
puhlicnn INSPECTORS. but when II came 10 count
Inc tie votes Peter pCuling, the Tammany
leader 81 tic district, found that tho btllots
on which tho hluo pencils bud been used were
Democratic hnllois lie insisted that they
be couniei The Republicans quoted the
one tc'c .honci To tho Republican County
Committee hcldQuar'crs, and Gilbert Il. Hawcs
ot l2u Rrn1dwqv, y Republican LAWYER WAS
s.nt over 20 -'rli rhtcn things out. He made
IL so plllu that tho pOio~ ordered the count to
urnrand ard nnnlirg sucCumhri,
The partv lopiers are agreed that tho re-
cuiraInnit of tho use of black pencil l. neCes-
idantiac1tion. hut thcv hnve not heen ahe 10
devise n scheme 20 prevent the SUBSTITUTION
Of popch- Of other color. The election In
srectors arc presumed tn keen their eyes open.
hut In +, rlliifcetly impnSsihe tO hold them
ra.roneihla for tho substitution. This would
mean that they would have 70 inspect the
bonths after ouch voter came out TO 500 " he
had l"f' a forbidden pencil behind If they
Ind This 10 10 they could not do much elsa
A. the matter stands. each voter has to look
on for him ELF In respect of the lead pencil
g., 10 lpptl.
The sun., 1900-11-08
JONES EIPLaYNS DEFEAT.
He Says Fear Of a nustrcss Disturbance
Dctestcd Bryan.

CHICAGO. Nov. Senator James X Jones.
Democratic National chairman. to-day dis
c,,sssd the result Of the election.
The election Ia a great surprise 20 me. The
returns are 40 yet too uncertain for mo to make
n detailed estimate Of the causeo that led to the
de,eat Of Mr. Bryan. ! think the oause was
the fear on the part OF the people that Demo-
cratic victory would cause a disturonn"' In the
business world I will not saw what | think
IN rsrart 20 the 81 yer plank IN the Democratic
uniform and ia bearing on the resrl'. The
democratic party has been in the contest for
over hundred wears and ! have no fears as
10 IL. preservation now. N we're planning
Reorganization | would not sav snyt hing
Y do not thlnk that Goy. Roosevelt was
n s1rrCs of str. e.gth to the R"rut lican party
an ,he contrary | hnlieve that he hurt the
p",uIlican cause He came ont West with
a L., ~ ron rdla,s boys drrssHd IN as cowboys.
ard I tliuk no apps ared ridl nilo.ts r. the
ranr,e Neither do I believe that he 9elT"d
the doket or Viii h ne ran Y NO fsSt, 4 hae
not Al zen M Kansas and Nebraska te4ley
We we armed Kcntucky. 7 epp11ers that Eeli.
forrIo has gone Fcruhlican lf II has II Is
moth, 70 rnorp than ! eIreCted.
Tho D-inycrauo National chairman appeared
real yned 10 tue result. He vcre sn air OF
set'led gloom. as DID everyIhocy sbrnt tho
headquarters eroept er-GCv, HoGg N eNas
Ey-tiov Hosg laughed heartily, when re-
minded OF his confident predictions FOR pernoo-
Why. yes It arpears thst ! va, slightly
Teyan drew himself up TO hls flil heisht.
.that we'll havo - nsht that crowd again
The sun., 1900-11-08
HtNNA on THE RESULT.
SAYS the Polio, Of Expansion of Our Com
merce win lie Continued.

CLHvuLAND. ohio Nov. 7.-Senator II. A.
Hanna. oh.Irnln Of the Reprblican National
Committee. at I o'clock this morning gave
out tie following statement:
-Th. Nght has been won on th" broad issno
OF Am~r%canism The people have chosen
William Mckinley for the Presidency because
they had an abiding faith In his policy and in
his ability To do the best for tho American
people HIS administration has been fear-
loss aud asgr'sslve. Hc has had definite
poiuy, w+lica has been approved by Tho neopie
pr'sat oar most sanguino expectations, Com
rrrSa is ours. and tl1t means a great deal
! believe that tie Ioiiov So clearly d"lu"d
in tho AdrniuistTntion. that OF expansion and
rxtsn.,on of our comnprCc. will 10 continued
Tho ins' four wears have been wears ~ progress
and development ~" neN' tour wears VIII he
ennallN nrnsnernMs
The sun., 1900-11-08
ANTT-INPERItLTS WIZ PL0D on.


BosroN, Nov The group Of an,-impe-
ria-t- in Boston irof"-s hot To he dIsaii iointed
at the overwhelming sentiment expressed IN
favor of the retention of " Philippines. SEQ
retarv Irylng Wiu-low said
We shall undoubleIly start anew our work
and begin a campaign IN which We Shall try
10 unite the elements that have been sepa-
rated In tho stress Of political contest We
shall certainly be DISPOSED 70 thank Nr Br all
for the brave stand he has made for us. OF
course We are now freed from political gAlll-
,.ous and can 20 on with tho work Of In:I enc
.ug public sentiment on the lines of our move
Inent receiving such support as We NAV from
10th parties A. far as possible va have
avoided autagor.iziur anu-impcralsts who
have not aCllated with u-. ard now W. -htl.
la free 10 ask them 10 unite Ia the work.
Wlr-l,w Warren oVpre-srl aston i-hme.,
uttnc r-eat Rr an vote N Boston grd at
1 regard mo result IN Nassnchu@e = as tho
gre .e.r ri 'ogy for senior li"1' lac cyo- had
In his life. ! -'Ippos" '4H present . pusIess,
al the .puing -e--ipn, Will provide for an in
mem soon ~ rc,,iTn from tie philippines. but
II tho I....' l,"s the Demo Iats may talk the
till to 1n'h f. III" Ncn1i". -c.TG,t-y IIaEe
uf anotAr, z ID hill rhrough The senate. and
4 SO. ! don't know any reason why hey can't
Tdward ArEnson said
4 had no '"rast in lt-van. What ! hoped
for-lnd i, looks A. rreseu' n II We may ert
Twas "A ,trorr Doroorari' minority. which,
with the au,i-h0rerili,, Retmhlioaus in ron-
gro-- may iu' -'"i 'o 'hiS WliitHr'Sm and
TO h" Tar II H., fr o. nv .eo. .'nS he .ors, n s.or.
for this cour'ry. lie said
The Ir,'c 1ayo r, rni ,ae'r e ghoi"r Lct~c"c a
.he Emriro Thev may rnt hive don. -
cousci"uslv, .vtth'' 8 the. oN"ot u heir action
In elrctf,Ig NrE '.cv. Not tlIt | thought
,f IfrH |p 'g y ,
The sun., 1900-11-08
NEWBJ RGH TO CELEBRATE.
Nsrching Club, and Illuminated Streets IN
Honor OF Odeii's Election.

NEwBuRGH. Nov. 7.--GoN ernor elect BcnJa-
min Odel Jr. went to New York atlas p NJ. to-
day to attend reception there tonight and
close up his State Committee affairs. He
will come homo Tomorrow evening and spend
most Of his time hero until inaueIrated Cow
ernor on Jan. !. 1901 Tomorrow evening
the Governors guards and all other marching
clubs of this city, Walden. Cornwall and other
nearby places will make a procession through
illuminated streets. passing in review at thu
the close 10 listen TO a speech from HIM Tho
city Is profusely decorated to-day. in honor
OF the Repuhl lean victory, Al ! O'Clock thls
fire. but soon discovered that nearly every
industrial plants whistle hed set UP deafen<
Ing roisn 10 show how happy the menrfact4
uTers are over the victory for sound money
and AmerlCanlsm
The sun., 1900-11-08
PEW tH,yors ~ THE CiBIvET.
Attorney General GriaEs the Only Member
Who IL Likely to Retire.

WARRINGTON, Nov From present fndica-
lions thcre Is li,tln prosrect Of any -reenins
change In preSieut McKiu!cy's Cabinet In hs
secnnd torn. Attorney general Grigw AZ
p.or, % 10 the only member of IN" Presidents
oYcial fly who IL likely 20 rc'ir" 'rnm tho
cabinet Secretary Root declined ." be osndi-
date for tho Eepullican norninstiou for tho
vtoo-Pres!dcrCv on the ground that no wanted
to r.r,air at the head ~ the War Department
While SAcr~'ary Hay hrs said to several NJ his
friends that no eyproted to be IN of'cnl nfo
for n brief period ONLY. II Is now seid thnf no
Nill remain t. the State pepGrtn"nt SecrG-
tary Long : t. efdcHvnlrd o. get The !,rci-
dent 10 ac,rrt lis resignation. but Mr Mckinley
ars,isded him 70 rom0ir. In the undcTstauding g
That Mr Long might re'irr AT NE h"giniirs
~ the sarnrl torn II ho had not changed us
mind There has cvldrU'lv hern q change
lately IN Mir lNucs position and lis friends VIII
in surnri-od n ho should l"1v" tho Cabinet.
SECRETARY Il H." Treasury Gage. PoSti1gIs'"r-
General smith, 80 r,tnry of the lutrltcr hitch
cock and SeCre'orv of Agri .,iltrrr Wilson aro
almost orr'iiu To- rsul.i' a. aNc.
The President II IL Underst, -. Is vcrv much
ornpsrd to arv ,harPs~ IL his cabinet. And
,h'-n i deposition nIuOnc the members 10
acCede to hiS wishes In that respect
The sun., 1900-11-08
FPsNKITN WIPFHr TO RETIRE.
VIII Give Jp Chsi nm lTship ~ New jersey
Republican state Committee.

Franklin Murphy, chairman ~ the New Jersey
state Republican Committee. has announced
ha, he will retire from We chnrmon'hip lie
wished 10 do so two years ago, but n, the rnsni-
,nous -eoues, ~ the convention TINT nominated
the p~es.rt Governor, Foster " voorhees,, he
consented 10 continue lie has been chairman
Of tho state committee through Ave ceinpalTns
md IA, ,ern the states political COMPLEXION
chqngad from Deu,oC!gti" 10 Republican m
tIar iImo Ne -aid y"-'e'dAy Tint lie con-
s.dr,cd \rw Jerscl = 'ofmal fcIuhlcdu ma
,orirv from !C.rrl to 20 900
;, S,c,kiug Il the election 81 Tlies lay. NJ
Ng'phv aid bryan Is, | hope poli'i 'sly
doad Dut he has -Cwu tho seeds Of discont"nt
winch Vlil hoa revil fruit FOR nhnvvcars to come.
IL r- uapu-Siblc 10 rI".su'c tho extent of -"
mau'- irfuei.,r for 81. IN tins country He
,rny have boon hpH"-t whom he .tni tod. INT he
d.loluprd luto the Norst KIND & d"uacoslc
and appealed TO ''c. worst passion n men Tor
hi. -lipuurt The los' tilng that happened
ves,erdlv ,-as the election Of Mr.. Mckinley;
,,t. ncyt host Ming WIS the closing forever, ]
Lopa, Z the political career of the Nebraska
h,unCrite
The sun., 1900-11-08
tyrGFID TAKES 1T HtRD.
Send, IN q Wall Of wholesale Purchase Of
Notes hy RrpubLiCans.

CHICAGO, Nov. I.-EI-Gov. John =. Atgsld
died the har icst Of all the leaders OF the bry an-
ites Hs said to-day
"NcKiuley's election simply means triumph
OF bribery aud corruption. II affords COM
plsre demo -t- ,tion OF what can be done With
money. TnN Ansric,n peon. have come TO a
trru in the ro,t. We had ,hs fight VOL before
the American raoplo Of this | am certain.
B-r,r ava pea tic.ig lost no vot', since 1898
40 far al ! vas able u learn. On the other
hand. | have ls4rd Of many Republicans who
s,,po-t,i Mckinley In 1905 who voted
for BRYAN to-day. | repeat, II 10 simply
question Of what they can 10 with money
L say NAT. Ia this city. re'rnt.ng buvins
vola- ,nd false registration have been rri'Nr-
tart (a,t.r, ia tao Republican vote here or"
.,t,,n IA l-elv reg s'cTed voters in Chicago. In"
uroI,ort.ou of total reE.tr0tions 70 l.taI IoIE-
laj,1n Is FAR erger thon I sh"uld be We
/ have approximately a IopNaton - l,'",Nu.
! CGlcaso l. a great point Ior lmmlgrnrts, no,
| occordnv to law must have lived hero FIVE
| wears Lafore becoming eligible T. vote ~
these inn. grants Z ere arc LAY from 10000
to 200 Urc. and theremuIn!ng l.SOC.oOV are Amer
Moving vote for every, I've. thG' VOID
! give only aConN voters. wherens tie total
/ rcsist-Gti'n II alr,,t +W .1o ven Eivig Ie
vote Tor eyer, -four and one-l lrn Ioy i. y .
tr,a! yGunS ~ u,aJ.on vcrlt le ni,H:''Coo.
or M a ve-y Mher Il cstn ate of ono vot" to cl"i'
/ fo,r DO. tho total v,'uc tore v'uld le
! nhow BOO which stil Is 5000 short Of the
Anchor When was in New f.rH found
NAT q lrl tho RcrvhlIcan candidate for Gov
ernor Of Now York was making absolutely no
Icr.NroI crn-N's he was anDl" 'l'tng IN
he Fifth Avenu" Hotel. fendng ont rh"'k-
sNoc-- ~ =. me power of money has beon greater
than ANYTHING el'e in th' campaign
The sun., 1900-11-08
WALL STREET ELECTION BETTING
Croker Beloved to Have Cleared . Neat Pne
some BIZ Winnings.


Richard Croker's big betting losses upon
Bryan, 1t was reported In Wall street yester-
day, have been Offset By very much bigger
gains obtained through Judicious buying Oh
stocks In Wall street prior TO election day.
which stocks can nov be or have already been
marketed at a very handsome profit. Accord
ing to these reports. which come from ap-
parently good sources. Mr. Croker bet per-
Aaps $4,000 that Bryan would be elected
Recognizing. however, that this would be =
dead loss on the election Of Mckinley, hir.
Croker is Understood to have eet about buy.
Ing d uuuntity OF stocks which he knew w0ulo
advance materially upon MCKinley's elecuoq
Some Of these stocks. according 10 the " az
Street reports, were acquired as far back as
a month ago. The purchases are sad 70
have aggregated 2o"0 shares. inclIdblns ing sqSn a
Ral id Transit. llese stocks have had hig
advances since, aud line OF ?o,oHo share. on
,oirts means that Mr. Croker, because OF his
level head and good judgment. 10 able TO reap
the neat IroAt OF t2ur.Wy or with tho Sot2V
OF BRYAN betting money deducted. he' prom
II IS not thought that many Il anv. of Mr..
Croker's friends bought ST. ,<s; In 'aot some
on Bryan and In the belief that their CHIEF really
knew hat was going 70 10 tho result u the
tho stock mnret much to their regret az well as
some elsctoa bet. were pnid over IN the win
pers by tile Wall street s'akeholders Yesterday.
Bell / 90. and Frederick II Brooks. brokers,
announced, however that the het- In which they
lad an interest would not be paid until to-day,
as II was usual O. allow day of grace following
election day in order n provide for some un-
expected change in the returns. j. j. Judge
nrde, ell about $4,000 OF stakes renressnting
hafs upon tho general result I" be paid oyer 70
Mckinney winner Corrected returns will have
70 ha wal; ed for to decide bats uron nluralites
ant also, perhaps. bets unou some state results.
Rel { 90. were uuderst nod in the campaign 10
have been handling some Bryan betting money
fnr uptown politicians, Judge handled some
~ s'a,e sanatnrP p II. NcCarren's IN oney. which
he bet upon Bryan. .
The -wo largest winners among the Wall
atrert mon who bet unon Mckinley are Louis
Wor1nssr and jacob Fold Mr. Wor1nser was
ono W tho earliest largo be'tors upon 'he s,ic-
ccas ~ The Republican ticket md he wns ah e
- place s1rln = j. m 7noy at 81 to /, He told
q rrinnd IN rhe I'ock Exchange vcsterday that
III. winnings amounted to sa?.nrp Mr. Fields
winnings wern e.'liuq'ei YESTERDAY at between
f-to1N and Sirn.1n NaudhnrN R-others Of the
stock FychanG-r won about $4,000 for various
clients.
Y has been estimated that There was NJ. IN
stnhes IN Wall street about sl.5Oo,ooo Of betting
money,
The sun., 1900-11-08
PErTIGREgS DECISIVE DEFEAT.
Didn't Garry His Own County. City. ward -
Prec1net-vots In the Dakotas.

Prednet-vots In the DakotAs.
YANKroH. b. D.. Nov. South Dakota
has rsdesmsd herself from PetngrswtGn after
a struggle OF moro than four yearA and the
blow that has been dealt Is q severe ono. Ths
Legislature has a Republican majority on
the I'int ballot Of more than 20, and will send
u Re 1uhlican ~ the Senate O. take the place
Of senator pettgrew. This will probably be
Roncrt j. Gemble. as he was lndorsed by Tho
Republican state Convention.
The victory over Petti9rev IA particularly
pleasing 70 the Republicans for the reason
that he had made himself the issue and forced
even his friends n turn against him and give
him such a crushing blow as would show him
that his dave as a leader In South Dakota af-
fairs we're over
The State has given Mckinney At least 5000
plurality. though Chairman Crane claims It
by i2.oO The result is as great surprise
TO the Re ubncans as II was n the FusionistA
Pettigrev did not carry his county. hts CITY
his ward or bis precinct everything appearing
To oombins to inhict the ssverest possible oeo-
sure
-Four years ago ths counties of the Black
Hills gave majority Of i.2oo for Bryan fes-
tcrday they snvs /. loO majority for Mckinley.
In North Dakota Thomas + MarsAa. wd4
elected Cons Large. though tha
fight wa. made particularly on him Tho
State has given Mckinley nearly 1000 ma
jority. elected a Republican State ticket and
Leaislature and Will slecs . Republican Cnitssi
States Senator this winter
MsnAnoK. n. D. Nov. NORTH Dakota
gives Mckinley probably 1900 majority, In
a total vote Of about 6s 900. The Republican
State ticket and I. F. Marshall. Republican.
for Congress are elected By about the sans
figures. POSSIBLY lItts less.
The sun., 1900-11-08
ROOSEVELT A HAPPY MAN.
CONGRATULATIONS POUR ~ Ov
HIN Ar HIS HONE.
Eiiha Reot, senator Depew. Archbishop Ire
land, II. u. Purro, Among those That
send hess.gcs-Prsis- for Sound Money
Recommendations Won the Day.

v,,. , .o, o.r.x Arcsb,.hop I,e-
land. II. u. Purro' Among those That
send hessAges-Prsis- for Sound Money
Bemocrsts-Am Amrricansm Won the Day.
OYSTER BAY, Nov. Gov, Roosevelt spent
-tne day after" ss quietly as the telegraph boys
and the friends who came TO oonsn,'ula,o him
In person would LEI him. There were teiesrains
by the bushel
Hare are some OF thon
My heartfelt and sfecdonate congratulations
'ELIHu Roor.
Most oordiu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on you uiA -.
cent victory to which your own LABOR ana iner"
have contributed 50 largely.
AhCh"ishor ,"',',I ,"ni, Va
yice-pre.,dsn,al cand!dn. ever contributed 40
mnch 10 rne "it,ya,s as YOU nav. done IN your
u,ued wond.gfu, T N eamnaisn
"CHAuNcEY Al. DUEw.
iettsr 10 Van Wvck The 'Wud Man has dealN
DE Tiger t.rr,b,e blow aud the city u LAUGHING
at t,e feroclous animal snsasiIg sSnmy Ground !A'
Your action secured absolute quiet Ia Nov
Yor; city. y, MAnhEr nn1v q
Nessl;"s were also RECEIVED from , reIrS S,na "a
,'',,isnt ScEurm,n OF C0rurlI The Governor
.r,: tai, tele. an to ~runtor iianna' 49,
~ most ears.t eS.faa,stti"Ty .a M tas y.dt5ry i%r ~
very S's''' >''''' , WI "' " r. koosEyEH.
With Senator Depew's telegram came VeiJ
warm invitation tor the Governor " be at he
dinn1r 70 Goyrr9er-eiect odel and deyt-G2Ty, H T.
rs.,isd iSst ne was yery sorry but that II would
be impo~ibie for him 70 under-HAe TO get 70
New fort In time 10 attend tho dinner much
a. Ne wound IKE g. 40 90
Among TIE Governors callers during inc
dsV ware Policeman McCue OF the lldrdSe
street station, who came ont with has nuIe
nov and hnd n three minute oongrat tulHtory
talk With the Governor Late In the after.
noon the Rev Father Dsly. Chapldin OF
vent out tn S,anunra liill on their return
10 the village tie, tacurd TO tell what tielr
tnis1on 10 the Governor had been "hen
pressed by a reporter ono Of the Lries'S @ n
be:ore boarding the train which tvob ueu
The sun., 1900-11-08
CROKER LAYS 1T TO SILVER.
hut SAYS the Defeat q Not a Per>onai One for
Byyau-Hss Gotns Back TO Europe.

Richard Croker returned to town last night
efter spending the greater part Of the dav az
the bedside ~ his sister Mr.. Warren, who
died at her home In Flushing yesterday after
noon. Mr. Croker who had been manife~tlv
dsprsssed during the morning by the result
OF the election, went TO the Democratic Club
and retired early. He WAS much affected by
the death Of his sister, He declined TO talk
roltics but said that the report that he was
gong 70 ~afl for Europe on SATURDAY was false
lie would not sail for two weeks anyway. he
sold. r,
frssi- aboll. tho electiou He said that 10 20 /
h.i good deal 10 do with the defeat of BRYAN
r. Thu state. He wonltn't pretend to eIplqin
yrvan's loss II the West and south, he so!d.
fllanhsttan did very. we'll ind~ed, he said,
'and II the rest 81 the country had done as
well Rryan would have beon elected Mr..
Iiryan "a magnificent and representative
American do not regard tho result "a ad-
verse 10 him personally. Ii was against some
Of the prtnci;,les that he stood for. Many
thlngs cnn happen between now and noxt year
md do not $40 how the result In Greater Now
YorL can fec, he Nayornlty vote.
I'm told that Nr lauterbaCh savs I'm
buried Well, the We said that before I'm
not nurioi Of and when am II will he nv Demo-
crat- not Republicans The Republicans are
not big enough for tn" FOB.
The sun., 1900-11-08
GREAT JOY AT TRENTON
Over McKiniey's Election - steam whistles
BLOW All Day-Big Parade.

TRENTON. N. j.. Nov. The Republicans
had a big time here to-day In celebration of
the election Whistles Of the many mills and
potteries. whioh began To blow at midnight.
kept UP their noise during the day In the
afternoon there was a parade Of 5000 men,
which Included a great number OF industrial
displays
Martin Ryan. who was with the Fourth New
Jersey Volunteers during the Spanish war;
was angry over the result Of tho election to-
day While In q saloon no snid that Bryan
ought 10 have been elected and that he was
sorry he had enlisted in tho army; Then he
secured an American flag and tore ~ INTO shreds
The crowd uresent pounced on him ard In
few minutes he had bruises all over his body
and a half dozen humps on his face.
The sun., 1900-11-08
No G4INs FOR IBE SOCIALISTS.
Is Votes They Have Only Held rheir Own a.
Compared with Is0s.

Is Votes They Have Only Held rheir Own a.
Compared with lS0s.
The Socialist vote counting The total votes
re,sived BY tho Socialist Labor and tho 10
ciallst Democratic parties, did not increase
this year over tho vote for Governor IN 1874
des,dte the heros rivalry between the two
faction, into which tho Socialist element has
been split The Dshs crowd. who call them
selves Socialist Democrats suoeetei In beat
ing the parent organization In this city. but 10
the state At large the Socialist Labor party
won by about 800. accorins o returns 10
ce.val at the Sociali-, Labor hesdquaTters
H. s9s lIgnford. who was the So,faiist-lAnor
caitdSte Tor Governor. received IN ths state
a total Of 1880 votes This year Hsrf9Td
ran frr Governor on The D"bs ticket llis
yore III Manhattan and The From, was ,.No.
il.rO In tie state when all the returns nre
io1ted CqrIesan. the Socialist ahor card
idate Tor Governor. received ola ~ >.e7 votes
in Manhattan aHd IIs brons' nnt o%''a 20
up-~t ta,a towns, hs total for the state Is ee,-
ra, tei 10 roach atou, ,s.nn 1Ms Will ~
slro tho Socialist ,D9r party place on no
~. wd reaCh total 4 l,,pN they will te shut
ont Tlis arrrorifata total OF :S,g"o Soinl.
is, votes In the State Is ahead Of the vote u
lS1a 10y about ON. but 'hero Is no gain since
lSvs iuT the socialists
DAME. prI.-or, ci Tor 4 the r1opie. tho organ
or r,n socialist / .n1or party. saii yesterday
! Do not iouk upon the Socali't emom ats
as socialists. but even counting t,em 10; Ws
A compsl ed with $50 We lis gone ahead
In the country pe then pulled about 5000 votes.
In this election, think our tQto! Tor tie country
aI~nys bad fnr par-i-. lke ours, bec,use there
/. so much tNlk IN the pspers that the voters
attention i.hept on other s,ies
The sun., 1900-11-08
TO CONTEST CREaYER'S ELECTION.
Port warden March Charges Bribery and
Intimidation OF Voters.

Port Warden James y. March. the Republican
leader Of the Sixth Assembly district. declared
yesterday that the election or Crenmer. the
Democratic candidate for Congress in the Eighth
Congress district. was due TO Tammany election
frauds In his Assembly district and that he
would contest the Official count In several cleo
ton districts He also said that he would
make charges against the Democratic inspec-
tors and push the charges to the fullest ex-
tent ~ - a.,
March sald that if money had not been used
al the last minute ~ the polls and II Italian
voters had not been intimidatcd In the booths
the other way