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The sun., 1900-11-06
QUEEN A HEROINE.
Marie of PortsaRuI snves fhe Life of :,
Fisherman.

Lisbon, Nov. Queen Marie .Ameli
is Il heroine, ani the city i ringing with
praise for the csalragr which She Has ii :
played. She has saved lifc. the ! q ~
fisherman named Cataiuu He Wa III
dau%cr Of dr0nninG Ut Iascuc&. II faw
miles irum LiS6an, where IN + s;,l faM-
iis i soiurrnina
Gaialao, il serH.a. htG iCs; laadcl hrt'
ma, >tY .aom q saail rn',' &li was tn"u-
Ing around Nh.n Aa i'sia rraa rp.i. 4
and re vas Thrown igio tie aeG
i'rint fearless H.M i'm rNce.ioW -@i
Ilsf. 10 Grr,n unho~it3iiugiF r','n" q
in.p the Wat,r aaA @iiIl = frar ltr r,l+
strokes rctchc2 the ...isin@ t,sa nv
naiil strensfh sh~ h.Ia ", ..4 } ."l Ma..
tNo oder tis "tTill cam, tl i3d el I
Ga'"Efp WIS nno s.; ta 4, aau.". H. u
u "as 0al li.at aAr III t.s 49, Na
lrti,l ana u-aies
IN thr G"eol's o'ler3 tla sur'o I'i. taau
WIS conveyed % ti, 'll pa!sr., aua g
N personally d.retfing aIqmn.cmeuts .0i
lis care and comfort iien inv5tioa =
TIT sgbjuct Of nldt:i cti!a@iS;ic ,ml4nclt
The queen was the princess % O"
leans Bourbon and daughter Of tho latc
Comic do Paris WHOM sac married lIi"s
Dom Carlos | of Portugal on May -, -.
1SSd. They have two children
The queen has been Studying medicine
and has established public clinic 1T
the royal palace. She has done II great
deal IN Portugal for the Improvement OF
wojleh's opportunities for education.
The sun., 1900-11-06
Returns at Dockstader's.

Two!performa ices will be given al
Dockstader's tonight, one at 8 o'clock
and another at 1880. Manager Dock
stader has Perfected arrangements
whereby he will be abe to furnish his
patrons with the news of the election
every few minutes. Bulletins will be
DISPLAYED from the stage at regular in
tervals, showing the result of the vote
up to that time.
These arrange ments are so complete
that there will be nothing left to be de-
sired in the way of election returns, and
shose " no go to make up tie audience
either performance will know as much
about the returns as the thonsands who
will parade the streets and run the risk
of:colds, and the jsstliDg crowds every
where.
The sun., 1900-11-06

Sas Francisco, Nov. 5.-Tn this state
the campaign has been attended with lit
tie excitement. Chairman Stone Of thr
Republican state committee. in signed
statement, declares THAT California will
give Mckinley at least 1000 plurality
and send a full Republican delegation to
congress. Chairman Sims of the Demo
cratic committee states over his signature
that Bryan will have $4,000 plurality in
the state and that not less than four of
the seven congressman elected will be
Democrats.
The sun., 1900-11-06
s,,preme court Decjsionr.

Washington. Nov. 5.-Thp supreme
court honded down several decisions, all.
however Of minor Importance. In the
case of the American Sugar Refining
company versus the state of Louisiana,
brought up on a writ Of error from the
supreme court of Louisiana, which in
volved the right of the state Of Louisiana
to exempt from the operation @f gen
eral license tax on manufacturers. plant
ers and farmers who refine thti. own
product, The court affirmed ti,r decision
of the lower court. holding that il bad
been the policy Of both the states and ihe
general government to cuact legislation
IL favur Of home products.
The sun., 1900-11-06
ADJUSTMENTS
Academy Of Music.

The returns Of the election from all
parts Of tie country will be received over
a special vine at the Academy of Music
tonight end Will be itad from The stage
as so lbs received. This will be the
ear lest and 4. OFT relisbe Ltws received
in this city.
On Thursday Ed Rush's big bur'esque
company The Broadway Girls" will
open an ergalen ent ofthte nights and
two matinecs. The bill includes two
funny bntltsques and introducing 80
handsome young w men ard an ollo of
ten big spetia ialty acts. I'll bcx office for
he tale OF SEATS for this ei gage ment
opens tomorrow. s,-.~ s.,s.~
The sun., 1900-11-06
washington cln,m.a by poft,.

Seattle. Wash, Nov. Both Repub-
iirans and Democrats are claiming for
their respective candi9tcs complete
victory in the state. The Republicans
h9f" announced the complete figures Of
Va n4ll of DOL out of 1881 precincts in
DE- state. which gives them majority Of
I,'aI over the entire opposition The re-
miiAiilg precincts, il is clsimad, will give
tiinn oScf 12,cO0. The Democrats refuse
to announce ther poL hut Say that Bry-
~ Niil carry thr state bg 10,t@O and
ti.ai ,he entire state ticktt from GOV,
efuor down VIII 20 III
The sun., 1900-11-06
.Eil..nnlr Einahnsins.ic.

Boston. Noy. . Gn tie Democratic
e5ia tEn leaders were pleased TO hear an
enthusiastic report from Hon. Geoesc
fred Williams. who reached home S'u,i.
dar after 4 Sperchmakins tonr of Sin
weeks for Bryan, covering points in II
etatrS Mr. Williams expressed the
greatest confidence that Mr. Bryan woud
he elected. Nothing has developed To
change the claim made by the Democrats
on saturday that they would elect four
congressmcn in Massachusetts and cut
the plurality for Mckinley down to CO.
OUO
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ENuld Niote In NInrYannd.

Baltimore. Nov. 5.-The day before the
battle found the forces of both great
parties in Maryland in complete line,
with the prospects of full vote very
fattcring. The registration in all parts
of the state has been phenomenal. a fact
from which both sides profess TO derive
great comfort. This heavy registration
indicates a marked increase over the vote
of 1896, when it was below the average
and considerably less than that cast in
the state election in 1898. The organi-
cation Of both parties is now perfect.
The sun., 1900-11-06
W. L. gTRoNG's FUNERAL
Last Mayor of Old New York Inferred
at woOdlawn.

New York, Nov. 5.-St. Thomas church
was crowded to the doors nearly an hour
before the time set for the funeral OF the
late former mayor, William l.. Strong,
and Fifth avenue was almost blocked by
carriages that had gathered, of which
there were not fewer than 20O.
The casket, which was literally hidden
beneath a mass of lilies of the valley.
was taken from the Strong mansion in
West Fifty-seventh street to the church.
The palbearers were Secretary of War
Elihu Root, Cornelius N. Bliss, General
Anson &. McCook. Seth Low, Charles 5.
Fairchild, Oscar s. Straus, John Claiiin,
I A. ID. .Joullard, w. A. Wheelock and q.
i. Yardley.
The body was met at the door of the
church by Bishop Potter, who oificiated.
The various organizations of which Mr.
Strong was II member were represented
at the service by delegations These or
ganizations include st. Johns guild, the
City club, Central National bank, New
York Life Insurance company, Ohio So
cicty. Merchants association, Union
League club. Wholesale Dry Goods asso-
citation. Sound Money league, Protective
| Tariff league and University of the City
| OF New York.
Anong those present were job Hedges
Robert \. Van Myck. Judge Robert G.
Norris JUDGE Nj. *. Olcott. W. K. Cor
wino. John y. crimnlins, General L. c
O'Bricn, former Mayor Schicren. Flcdei.
lex G. Tappan. J! q. Phelps Stokes, c. G
Sl.uyne, Paul Fuller. =. e. Fhelan. e. u
Streng j. w Van Slrcc, j. Il. Burnett
". Il, King, Abraham Van Sanford
Chancellor Mace 'fael.sl Of the C;iversi..
of New Io.t.. .I,"rt X. CoHhiin, JOIN
Ii. 1'arsons nld L. Fulton C;i,,iug.
Ihc body Wa lai.i to rest in Tie famils
va;.it ia Noadlawn cemetery.
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Situation In Michigan.

Detroit, Nov "a majority of the
candidates throughout the state are nut
ting the finishing touches to their cam
paighS. Mayor Maybuiy of Detroit. the
iemocratic candidate for governor, Spcnt
the last day of the campaign in Detroit.
lie madc number of speeches in differ
ent parts of the city during the day.
Inc Nenuhlican gubernatorial candidate.
Colonel A. Il. Bliss of Saginaw. issued il
statemr''t saying he had 10 doubt of the
outcome ot the election. He preditaa
Republican success throughout
The sun., 1900-11-06
Closing prices :
General Markets.

New York. Wow 3
FLOUR State and western steadec with peaia
hut no; active; Minnesota patents, Si4i.35; VII
Tar srai2hts, 80. i1a@.60; winter extras, s., C5a3
winter patents Sf.olai
WHEAT Fairy active and irmer on higher ca.
hles, buiish foreign statistics and European bus
ing; Decemhr ;.i4a79 9ldr.; May s2i9aS2 lSl6c,
E-StsntYi safe. 5la52c., C. i. f., New lorl.
No. : western, iji ~, o. b., aAo9t
C0EN-stgonrer on firm caoles, good cash de-
maud west and active covering here; December,
44$ia'3c.; May. ~ 3-lGd42Ac
OATS-Dull, but steadier track, white, state
21a32c. track, white, western, 2Ta33c.
PORK-Firm; mess, Si2.25alS.50; family, 5000
a17
LARD--Steady; prime western steam, 7.5jc
BUTTER-Fim; state dairy, 15a2lc.; creamery
1Caesc.
enthusiastically; large white, lOAc. small
white, lie.
EGGS--Firmer; state and Pennsylvania, 21a24c ;
western, loss off. 23c.
SUGAR-Raw dull; fair refining. 3Tsc.; cen
tritugal, 96 test, 4ssc.; refined dull; crushed
o.I5c.; powdered. 5.s5c.
TURPENTINE-Quist at 4S1ss44c
MoLAssEs-Qtiet; New Orleans, 42a53c
RICE-steady; domestic, 47ssoiac.; Japan, AZ
abc.
TALLow-Duli; city, t1se.: country. 41aaiEe.
The sun., 1900-11-06
California Quiet.

however, VIII vote Tor the Democratic
nominee for congress.
The sun., 1900-11-06
FiftL Yn.,rn Itnr llnr,.er.

Dove u. H.. Nov. :. John williams.
alias .iohn Brooks. who sonip tiMe ago
in the supreme court hero was found
gnii;y Of nnrder in the second degree i'll
causing the death of Thomas Dobhin,
in his city last Fourth of Jaly and who
last Friday also was found guilty of Az
saut with intent to kill Arthur Itussel!
of Somersworlh on the same date, has
been sentenced TO serve an aggregate
term Of 80 years in stale prison, 30 ye;r,
On the first charge and 20 on the second.
The sun., 1900-11-06
THE Vote N Oregon.

Portland, Or, Nov. Bit is estimated
that the rot" Of Oregon will be cut down
lo,O0o by reason Of the faulty registra-
fioh law Tie registration books were
closed previous to the state election in
Jnne last and the law makes no pro-
VISION lor opening them again until
l9o-' The only means by which the
unregistered voter can cast his ballot
Is 70 secure the aiiidavits of six free
holders and present them to the judges
OF election. The Democrats concede the
state 10 the Republicans.
The sun., 1900-11-06
Two Little Migrants,

Tomorrow afternoon and night the
Two Little Vagrants' comes to the
Grand Opera House. Special prices are
made for the matinee. 1.-TWO Little
Nagrants' was one of the great successes
across the water and has teen equally
veil received in this country.
The pathetic AZ d comedy scenes which
take place between the two children,
Far-Fan ard Clar de ere beautifully con-
9Nructed. The heroic Lov character Fam
Ear, made famous hg Mildred Holland,
Wfich was ri ccessfu!ly V,nrayed by
Neva Harrison last season, again in
tne keepii : Of hi= clever aCIess.
The sun., 1900-11-06
Dryaass Campaign Over.

3maha. Nov. 5.-W. j, Bryan made
icches Through part of the state. His
Hk ended in Omaha, This and the Re-
blican parade and barbecue here wound
Hthe campaign in this state.
chairman Lindsey ef the Republican
b. conixiit,ce claims the state by 5000
E1.OO0. He claims four congressman
h n majority of Ia in the Legislature.
chairman Hall of The Democratic state
hmittce claims Fusion will win by at
,st $4,000, basng this on reports from
er 1000 precincts; that fusion win
let i've ont of six congressman and
NE "a good majority in the Legislature
The sun., 1900-11-06
ActI,1itw In Connecticut.

New Haven, Conn, Nov. 5.-The last
day preceding ihr eventful first Tuesday
after the frs, Monday in November
found the situation in Connecticut muGh
the same as au the previous closing days
of the campaign. Organization activity.
is unusually marked and some of the
older men ef the state have remarked
that they hart never seen so much work
done just before m election.
The sun., 1900-11-06
Novel rnsrrppee Company.

Washington. Noy. :3.-A number OF
Austrian manufacturers have formed an
association for insurance. against strikes,
according to United States Consul Hoss-
felG al Tricei. II is ibc object of the as
socation to indemnity its several men-
bel~' 'or Ill losSc. Sustained Ivy them from
uEi,i;st strikes which may break ont in
thpa' rrspcc;iy" este biisilnonts. Each
n!t bcr i 70 p"r wPca.T premium
cG,s 10 9 y" ! pcr cont 81 th, amount Of
hi my roll. WioN u strike oreuis. Il cons
nliI'ta viii u Hawined ~ inv-ti2sat" nil
th'a .cdta ,lsi!t -, aalif he rtlHse OF the
.tr..r- ta .GnmI ig. $50 indemnity shall
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,-rrtIe.r. ;;ecni. e. ec.!erec.

Ncw Eoh. Nov. >. fudge Fturl in ,ha
co@a:y ca0rt. H.oYhi.n, sentenced Bea-
ia2Aia .'r@h 4 ne@ip. 10 siltlcr the death
py3:lJy at .5.ng &ns during the week te-
ginning Dcr =. for Numbering Joha
Ilpsiin. Il waiter. The condemned man.
who is rs years old took his sentence
calmly. On Aug. 23 last Pugh was
elected frcm IIoffman's restaurant a
1i.3 Fulton street for refusing to pay
his bill af;pr he had eaten meal. This
augcrcd him, and, swearing vengeance, hc
HURRIED of after revolver, with which
he shortly reappenred and fired four
shots at Tietjin. the waiter who had put
him out. Tietjin was instantly killed.
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lu Te'hnde ENlnnd.

Providence Nov. 5.-,So far as the ma
tional election in Rhole Island is con-
ccrncd, il is as well known now ns it will
be ON the da! after cirction that McKin-
Icy will carry the Stan. The Republican
managers have not made any estimate of
the plurality they expect this year. Rhode
Island will lr.ulcct both Republican CON
gressmcn although the Democrats ex-
pect to cut down the plurality in the
First district
The sun., 1900-11-06
Cn,,,r.t,,..urp l.4tt Dr.e,.

Hudson. \. y. %oy. =. commodore
Frenk Il SNait lead u the w'oorn mill
firm of G. II. X +. Z. S.ott, at Stott-
vile, is dead u; His home in Sitottville.
He was one 81 tha bpst known manufac-
ty"ers in the teNtilN trade and Il personal
friend ANA business associate of cNMay-
or Strong Of New York. At the time of
his death he was also receiver of the
Hudson Iron company. In politics he
was Republican.
The sun., 1900-11-06
In Nr,r- Etr.,n..si.,..

Concord y. IN, Nov. =. ChNiwnan
John r. .Ary - ilr Democratic STAGE
committee clnsci the state headquarters
in this city and want 70 his home ii Lam
caster o lnoh after the expected nrna-
cratic gains in the northern part Of the
state Senator Gallinger, chairman Of
the Republican state committee. closed
the campaign With speech at Lebanon
The sun., 1900-11-06
Tnirtcen Dend ut serrysi,ur.

Philippi, w. Va. Nov. 5.-The latest
reports from the i'll fatcd mine at Berrys-
burg show that 13 are dead, eight Of
whom have been recognized, and three
are so seriously injured that they cannot
recover. \ dozen theories are advanced
MS to the cause of the explosion. Two
men We're found dead in a part of the
mine which had been abandoned The
door at the mouth of the mine was shut,
and two men were blown $50 feet from
the month
The sun., 1900-11-06
1nc Tenneascc Cs.n,paign.

Nashville, Nov. ~. Headquarters Of
Both tht Democratic and Rcpublicm
5ktate committees gave oft statements
Dclativc to the election III Tennessee
4 Chairman Fitzpatrick, Democrat, de-
sclares that Democratic victory is assur-
tcd. lie gives no figures. l.. w. Ken
4nedy, il charge of the Republican head
Quarters here. claims gain of three
congressman and the election Of one
gold Democrat. He expects material
gains an the legislature Tennessee, he
asserts, will place herself in the Repuh-
liran column by the election Of John L..
Mccall for governor and giving .ajckin-
ley a majority,
The sun., 1900-11-06
E..tInei..:a \. e. Lin...:..

es 4vs, a..h ,t,v. >, ~ -, ,lo-
Fiun III "dg 8aasp' cons
,o.a 81 VII 81 9rst.of Il, {Finciig stes
..an 'tis .ae al! a.y. i4a w.lis ~
,an l'''....'..# t.rH o- H.p, torn to
M ;.d @ iM i%,as h aijJacNt
t"'ia g sat .s. !, on, W,!s
i,,i lt'5@ .a f.e.nl yuty few
y Ae Ca#i 1@e fs"
IA tE'N 4.l, tas :nI atG md ct0WG5
tDgen@tl Is ',e -"rne. il N3s taUnl.
EoWsgrr, ih..s W. ,Ac vas iHj"md Gud
tNc pln4a9'y tu;.!:ssta ID ipcsf,.,, lahlc.
The sun., 1900-11-06
Fusion In Kurrsas.

Topeka. Nov. 5.-W. Il. Bryan rcariied
Kansas four years ago liy 1900. and
two years ago the Republicans elected
Governor Stanley by 10000. This year
both sides claim the state. There is
complete fusion on state anil national
tickets in opposition to the Republicans.
'lt'is generally conceded that Republicans
will elect congressman IN the First and
Sixth districts. The fusion forces ap-
parently stand the best chance III the
Third. Both sides make stirring claims
fm all districts except these three The
Republicans seem to hn@e the best show
in ithe Seventh
The sun., 1900-11-06
The ohia sitnn,ioa.

Cincinnati. NOV ). On thc dHy before
,Acctinn there arc no Indications Of rad
zeal changes in Ohio ovr, l$.Ei. Four
years ego The Eppuliirans in Chic had a
plurality Of dl,lG9 over The Democrats
and IS, ~ oTnr Bryan ae thr candidate
Of both thr Democrats ard tie populists.
1t is conceded Yi'at the Democrats will
mako gains ii tincinn4gi and in other
cities but the frpuhlican, claim equally
large gains III thclmral districts.
The sun., 1900-11-06
rh.. aivnri rcnnertr.

New York, Nov. 81 sterifr- Jury in
Nca;chcyttl eat;tt5 haS decided that the
-AvofA property, npon which ~ a-ta;h h
mcat va$ llaced last week, belongs to
Mrs. hlyard aud Gc 10 'ho dafarl,ne
noe tsii,r ~ ID F:eet National Bank.
'fG" nroparty attached is valued mt ah III
#5.G.0 ard p,r.uae. sc rci,l .ti:s nr farn-
turr, Hir-a-hrac. r."nn, l:cfmes and
silyppN.nfp
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Thr p!true sn Gormany.

E.euen. Nv. :5--t plague ca,e has ar.
pnrcnilr deyelupcd n Germany. \ sail
Of ra:Grd klu2t, Who arrived hrre Oct
- On beard the German steamer Mu.icn-
burg ttom South .Aflica, las shown suS-
pciouS symptoms. and the authorities no
tiEcd the hnctpriologcal experts to deter
mine whether il is case of the plague.
The sun., 1900-11-06
COrbin Going Abroad.

Washington. Nov. 5.-Adjutant Gen
eral Corbin has arranged to take a
months leave of absence in order to re-
cuperate his health, which is somewhat
impaired as result of the constant
strain to which it has been subjected for
the past three years, dating from the be.
ginning of military preparations for the
Spanish war. He has engaged passage
on the American liner New York, sailing
from New York ON the 14th inst, TO,
Southampton.
The sun., 1900-11-06
In IOpyn.

the heaviest vote in its history if the
weather continues favorable Both Re-
publican and Democratic campaign chair
men are agreed that Mckinley viii carry
the state, ana the only disagreement ex-
listing is as to thn sf1c Of thc majority.
Chairman Weaver, Republican,, esti-
mates $4,000 IN ipcTcaSc of 10000 over
four years ago, while lIufm"t, Demo-
crat, looks for la,DOO decrease
The sun., 1900-11-06
Toronto welcomes Her Boys.

Toronto. Nov. 5.--Thp Toronto soldiers
of the South African contingent returned
here and were received with tremendous
enthusiasm. Miles of streets were pro-
fuscly decorated with bunting and the
national eolors The local regiments and
patriotic associations turned out en-
masSr. and the procession was through
crowds so dense that traffic was suspend
ed ft,. hours
The sun., 1900-11-06
The situation In Kentucky.

Louisville. Ky, Nov. 5.-With quiet
that is almost painful, the Democrats
and Republicans throughout Kentucky
rested on thcir oars and awaited the
opening of the polls. Both sides con-
tnue TO claim decisive victory and land
slide either way need not hc surprising.
Conditions have SO changed and party
lines have hccn so shattered since the last
general election that any forecast as to
the outcome in this state is practically
of no yalTip.
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No cnmpaisu I'm Vermont.

White Rirer ..Jiipnction, VI, Nov. e.
Nothing is considered necessary to be
done by the partyllcaders in Vermont tt.
influence the actieu, of the voters in mall-
ing their choice between the candidates
of the Democratic, Peoples and Repuh-
lcan parties. tIood, citizenship alone hae
been relied ON ito lead to fairly large
vote being polled iii the state. Neither
party has made .sny campaign.
The sun., 1900-11-06
situn. .is,t, In wl.cnnaln.

Milwaukee. Nov. D General Bryant
chairman Of 1hc Republican state cen
trail committee, estimates that the Re-
puhlicans VII carry the state hy fGoa.
l0o,000 % 11o,0m plurality. Sccrciat3
Noel Gf The Democratic eomai,tf
caims Tie staie by from 5000 70 21
000 piuraliy. 3urfaec Indications poi;
to Republican success VA national, statf
aaI congsc, ionjtl itnets.
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viii cha cnge Croker's Vote,

Il would like to appoint a committee
of twelve to watch Richard Croker's
vote" said the Rev. DIR. A. G. Dixon at
the Hanson Place Baptist Church,
Brooklyn. n. ". in speaking of the
betting of the leaders on the result of the
election. He declared that he would
challenge Croker on Election Day and
have him deprived of his vote for betting.
The sun., 1900-11-06
Former vice Consul In Trouble.

London, Nov. 5.-F. f. Hodgkingson,
formerly British vice consul ut Bremen
haven, was rcnlanded at Bow streer
police court on the charge of stealing and
trying to sell to u foreign country Sc
cret code book Of the foreign office.
The sun., 1900-11-06
scnntnr nnr,s, Condition.

ST. Paul. Nina. Nov 5.-Senatcr
Cu>hnan 4. Davis. Chairman Of the for
ci.sn reiations cornait;pp OF the Unit d
Sta,rs senate. m 80 q comfortable n@ t
a'd II resting we'll. Ills condition seems
Improved.
The sun., 1900-11-06
judge White Dead.

Pittsburg, Nov. 81. w. +. White.
president judge of the Allegheny coun-
ty courts, is dead at his home in Sewick-
les, Pa, after long illness, the result
of a general breakdown in health. Judge
White was so years old and had been on
thu bench of Allegheny county for %
years.
The sun., 1900-11-06
Demncrntic Genrgin.

Atlanta. Nov. 5.-More interest is being
shown by the voters of Georgia in the re-
suit of the general election in other states
than in their own state. Democratic be-
yond doubt, it is probable the vote
throughout the 1877 counties will be light.
The sun., 1900-11-06
Thinss Quiet N Nynlne.

Portland, Me-, Nov. 5.-The voters of
Maine appear far more interested IN the
outcome of The balloting in other states
than III their oE,n. There nrc no indica-
tions that cithrr party will make any
unusnal effort 10 bring Ont II big vote,
and quiet, un,aentfnl election day is
eNmrrind.
The sun., 1900-11-06
In nlisas,,sri.

st. Louis Nov. 5.I'he day was spent
drawing together the loose ends of the
campaign and getting the vote in line for
the final effort. j. IL. Seibcrt and Thomas
j. Akins, charmcn respectively Of the
Democratic and Republican state com
mittcps. reitcratc predictions of success
and their respective followers express the
utmost confidence.
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Christian Endeayor Union.

The executive committee of the Will
mngton Christian Endeavor Union held
meeting last night in Union A. NJ. E.
Church. William Turner of Philadel-
phia made an address on the Pennsyl-
yania Christian Endeavor Convention to
be held in Philadelphia, November goth
...., ID.
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Eight lie!l..

Tie new 'llight BcI's" will be tie at
-r5ciion IL tie Opcia House cn iFriday
night. IL" aprohatc feat III the 4 Others
b rle, follow 40 dick and iae; Us to he
wiaerthe atiei III. Some 81 lie life in
II ID alrcaiq to l.. q lid foc sudden
dtR.h. NJ 10 one bit a s.eady, we'll
Ersiued athlete couiG manage to get
tlnongh az evening VI such kind OF work
y Mitl!l.Mt enIinus M Snlts.
The sun., 1900-11-06
In MinDenota.

st. Paul, Nov. 5.--Thcrc is no change
in the figures given by the state commit
tee of the two parties in Minnesota Sat
urday night. The Republicans claim the
state for Mckinley by large majority,
while the Democrats only claim close
vote on president Both parties express
confidence in the result of the fight.
The sun., 1900-11-06
south Carolina Quiet.

Charleston. S. c., Nov 5.-In this state
the campaign closed as it began-with
only passive interest, practically no con-
test. The Democratic state ticket is with
out opposition, and contests in congress
sional districts are only nominal.