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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-06
personal.

Miss Kate Griggs, of Mesilla. N. M,
is in the city.
w. B. Bates, of the placer mines at
Jarilla. NM is In Ell Paso on business.
Walter o. Lindsay. in advance OF
| Mr.. Plaster of Paris company, Is In FL
Paso today.
| Major w. q. II. Llewellyn, of Las
Cruces. was an arrival on the Santa Fe
this morning.
Frank Amador came down from Las
Cruces Sunday and is spending the
week in the city.
John II. Riley came down from Las
Cruces this morning, enroute to Cnl'
huahua on business.
F.. @. Matteson. publisher of the
Tulaross, N. M, Democrat. was q bust
ness visitor to Ell Paso today.
Numa Raymond came down from
Las Cruces this morning and left on the
Mexican Central for Chihuahus.
L. Bernheimer and psrty of five OF
New York City, came up over the Cen
trail this evening, and 60 east over the
8. P.
Hugo J. Stephenson, prominent
cattle man of Casas Graudes, Mexico,
spent yesterday in Ell Paso, going to
Las Cruces on business last night.
J.H. White, cattle dealer from
Hapsford. Tex, who has been here on
business for several days, left this
morning for a trip down the Sierra
Madre line.
Demetrio Perea, sheriff of Lincoln
county, N. NJ, arrived in the city yes
terday from Las Vegas enrcute to Lin
colu, for which point he leaves via the
White Oaks tomorrow morning.
Prof. J. c. Carrera, of Las Cruces,
who expects to 60 to Paris in charge OF
New Mexico's mineral exhibit, arrived
in the city yesterday. Mrs: Carrera
came down from Las Cruces this morn
ing.
Harry H. Bailey returned last night
from a trip to Parral, Guanacsvl, and
other localities in Durango, visiting
many of the, large haciendas In That
vicinity, l.
AT THE HOTELS.
Grand Central: Mrs. E. r. Merdig,
Los Angeles; r. E. Brown, X. Lo Hell,
Chihuahua: Chas. EnOch, VIM. Parker,
G. E. Mccoy, Kansas City;P. Coleman,
Anthony; Phillip Reddish, Austin; 'Mrs.
E. A. Hunt, Mrs. F. B: Hunt, Mutt, N.
NJ: w. w. Goldsmith, Denver; u. Il.
White, Las Vegas; N. E. Cramer and
wife, Wyoming.
Hotel Zeiger: A. B. Roswell, Fred
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-06
pdSSiOn pIdV.

There will be matinee of the Pas
sion Play at the D. r. Francis hall for
the school children this afternoon at
o'clock. The production is very
fine one and Is not to be seen every
day. The pictures of the passion are
most realistic and grand while the
miscellaneous scenes shown before the
main exhibition furnish much amuse-
ment for all.
At the high mass Sunday at the
church of the Immaculate Conception
Rev. Father Arthur took occasion to
refer to the exhibition in the highest
terms urging all members of his con-
9rePatiOn to attend.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-06

w. Howard, Los Angeles: c. 81. Ar
milo, Las Cruces: D. Perea, r. Enullis
Lincoln, N. NJ; Hugo j. Stephenson
Casas Grandes; M. A. Romney, Colonis
| Juarez: G. Power. Geo. Carl, Alamo.
eordo: F. G. Mstteson. Tularosa: Bert
Rowland, 81. Curtis, Gray, N. NJ; w
B. Bates, Jarills, N. M; P. Grafus, A
man, City.
Pierson: Nj. q. Eisfeld, Terre
Hsute, Ind; P. 81. Rhodes and wife
and D. T. Mervine, Kansas City;
Robert Hart, ST. Louis; Mrs. G. B.
Qualey, Chicago: b. Small. San An.
tonic; Mrs. F.. E. Harding, Mon
mouth, Ills.; Mrs. w. E. Taylor, Rock
Island: E. S. Ford, Cincinnati: O. D
Warnock, Alamogordo; J. ]. Williams
and wife. Scranton; Albert E. Hetzles,
| Gettysburg, Ohio: A. w. Richardson,
Socorro.
New Commercial: F. Gramson, Dial
las, J. G. Burns, Kansas City: W. J
Barry, St. Louis: w. a. Wallace, Gus
Appleton, Frank Daniels, Clifton; P.
Graffus, Chicago: Fl. w. Fletcher, A.
McLaren, Midland, Tex: J. J. Batter
man. Thos Poole: Sayre Pa: G. A.
MCGEE, Cling McGee, Sterling City,
GA. u n. KuSluSOeIs oOuUh L GUILD,
Wash: J. M. Echals, S. r. Cutes, A BIZ
lire: A. b. Wright, Cssss Grandes;
Albert Barrows, Mexico:J. 81. Mellow,
81. A. Galliher, FIT. Worth: NJ. C..
Crawf ford, Lincoln Neb.;C W. Alex.
auder, Alsmogordo; Agnes Brenton,
Eastlaud Tex.
Orndorff: Geo. Chase, 'Parral, Chi.
huahua: Jno. M. Beall, San Francisco
A. M. Barnum, VIM. Conklin, M. A.
Stoves, Los Angeles: L. Warner, Buff
falo: DR.. Spitta, Bremen, Germany: w.
A. Tuley, Dallas: Rev. 81. w. Ruffner,
Decatur, Ill: J. Calm. Vancouver, B.
c.; r, Somer, Riverstake, B. c.; b. w.
Fleming. Globe, A. T.; Lee Ives and
wife, F. S. Fuller and wife, Arizona;
A. ]. Childress, Torreon: Mrs. ]. r.
Gilbert, Greenwood; r. A. Gordon,
Melville. La.;J. L. Bernheimer and
wife, Grace Lillian Bernheimer, Floyd
C. and A. Belle Bernheimer, New
York: E. P. Ferguson, Cincinnati; DR..
and Mrs. J. E. Courtney, M. w. Ken
I ely, Poughkeepsle: E. c. Wait, Den.
YER: A. F. Fitch and wife, Msgdaleua,
N. M.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-06
Chamber OF Commerce.

An adjourned annual meeting of the
chamber of commerce will be held in
the county court room, Tuesday, Feb
ruary 6, 1900, at s o'clock p. M, for the
election OF directors and the trans.
action of other business.
A general invitation Is extended to
all who are interested, whether mem
bers of the cham Der or not.
S. J. PRUDENTIAL, President.
ERNEST E. RUSSELL, Secretary.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-06
Louise Brehdny.

Louise Brehsny has gained ma
tional reputation through her success
with Sousa's Band, The Chicago
Marine Band, EdouarG Remenyi,
Bernard Listemann company and other
great organizations, and this year
heads her own company and will ap-
pear at the Myar opera house on
Thursday NIGHT next
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-06

A deed was fled this morning in the
county clerks office: A. M. Loomis to
Dionicio Chavez, lot 8, block IS,
Campbell's addition, located on the
west side of South Kansas street be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets. Con-
sideratiOn $780,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-06
Arrested For Giving Stamps

That is " hat Is threatened US, but
we are not violating any law, have
combined with no one, but will contin-
ne to sell the best harness and sad
dlery goods, for the least money, and
give premium stamps too. Compare
our prices with others, West Texas
Saddley Co., PA Oregon St.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-06
An Abilene Man

According to the Reporter S. w.
Hager, district judge, on the Goebel
ticket in Kentucky and one of the
contestants elected to the Office of
treasurer, is brother-in-law of Maj.
John w. Hampton, of Abilene.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-06
THE FINANCIAL BILL

An important Amendment Reported
In the Senate
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Mr. Aldrich
in the senate today reported from the
finance committee an important
amendment to the financial bill.
1t provides that nothing in the act
shall place obstacles in the way of an
international bimetalic convention in
event other nations concur.
Mr.. Wolcott gave notice that he
would speak next Monday on the fnsn-
cial bill and on the amendment report
ed TODAY.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-06
JUDGE TAFT
To Be the President Of the Philip
pine Commission.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The presi-
dent announced to his cabinet today
that he had decided to appoint Judge
w. 81. Taft, of Cincinnati, as president
of the Philippine commission.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-06
An Accident.

A. A. Fritschl came in from Cochise
mines yesterday and reports a slight
accident of which he was the only
victim. Tho explosion of dynamite
caused a slight fracture of one leg and
he ia here for rect and REPAIRS
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-06
Stockholders Notice!

All stockholders in the Superior
Mining company, who have not al
ready done so, will report their hold
irgs to the secretary on or before the
18th inst.
RANDOLPH LAWRENCE,
Secty. Supt. M. Co.
BIB Crosby Ave.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-06

A marriage license was issued this
morning to DR.. J. NJ. Bowger and
Mrs. Edith M. Nicoll. The contract
ing parties are from Las Cruces, N.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-06
E1k's Social Session.

The Elks will issue Invitations TO
their social session tomorrow.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-06

Three dozen eggs for so cents at E
Paso Grocery.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-06

OR. LINDSAY'S SANITARIUM, 2I9 North
u Ell Paso street, conforms TO the usual
plan of private he mes of physicians in other
cities in having either elaborate mex
pepsive apartments for ladies to occupy
during confinement. Many prefer to go to
the sanitartum temporarily because the ad-
vantages superior to those in their own
homes 1t is necessary to apply ahead for
apartments.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-06

Buttermilk at Ell Paso Dairy Co.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-06
BALLADS and
OPERATE Selections
Under the auspices Of B. P. O
Elks, No. 1877.

Reserved seats at Kline's Curio, commeuc
ing Tuesday. Usual prices.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-06

3l3 Crosby Ave.
The sun., 1900-11-05
Mrs. General Tom Thnmb.

The presence Of Mrs. General Tom
Thumb at Dockstader's this week is a
matter of greater interest, not only to
the patrons of the theatre in this city,
but to those who do not usually care for
amusement OF this kind. Mrs. Tom
Thumb is II woman famous from one end
of the country to the other. Before the
death of her husband, General and Mrs.
Thumb frequently visited Wilmington on
their tours and were called upon at their
hotel by the best people of the city. This
will he Mrs. Thumbs last appearance in
America. Another feature of no less i'm
portance will be the famous lilliputian
boxers, the Magri Brothers. They are
yertiable mites of humanity" and their
four round boxing contest is one of the
funniest exhibitions of the kind ever wit
messed. Vaudeville fails to offer anyth-
ing better, of the kind, than the Magri
boys.
The sun., 1900-11-05
Uncertainty In Delaware.

Wilmington, Del. Nov. 1.-The closing
week of the presidential campaign in
Delaware finds both the chairman of the
Democratic and the Republican parties
claiming victory for their respective par
ties. The Republican factions known as
the Addicks and Dupont wings OF the
Marty, which Mt the last presidential cleo
tion were united in their support of
the national ticket, are again Il unit in
their support of the Republican electors
and in addition have on their respective
tickets the same candidates for the uneI-
pircd term of the late Congressman Hof-
fpcker and also for the regular term.
They are also united on the same state
candidates, hut in two of the three coun-
tics OF the state, Kent aud Sussex, they
are opposed TO each other on the candi-
dates for the legislature. This fact, it is
| the expressed opinion. gives 10 the ger-
| eral result most doubtful nspnct, viii \
the odds, il any, slightly in favor OF the
| Republicans on tllr Mckinley electors
| md more strongly in faNnr Of tie Demo
.rats for control of thr legislature, which
will elect tWo United States senator's.
i The Democrats prcscst Il united front
IN all national. state and legislative can
aitsitcs. aud II nHy H. sfid AZ this time
hat the official conHt alone can determine
The result beyond dault
The sun., 1900-11-05
nrlsk cnnpaign IL 1lnryln,N.

Baltimore NON. !. The campaign ia
Maryland was closed With mass meetings
of both the leading political parties in va
rious parts of the city and general DEM
onstration of Republicans at the Music
Hall.
Summing up the situation, Chairman
Murray Vandiver of the Democratic state
central committee said: "Our fight is
won, and Maryland will cast its electoral
vote for the Democratic ticket. 1t has
been hard fight, hampered as we were
by the lack of money, but the clouds have
cleared, and victory is assured. | conf
IDENTIFY claim the state will go Democratic
by a majority all the way from 5000 up,
and it would not be a surprise il there
should be veritabe landslide. The city
will 60 Democratic and help to swell the
majority returned by the counties. | will
not give out any further details now"
Chairman Philip Lee Goldsborough Of
the Republican committee, while declin-
ing to give out figures, claims that Mary
land will elect all six of her congressman
and be found in the Mckinley column
when the votes are counted.
The sun., 1900-11-05
wntIh sides Clnin NebrnsI.n.

Omaha, Nov. 4.-Dne of the most ,sys-
tematiralN fought campaigns in the his
tory of Nebraska has practically clNsefi.
The I,ernncrats are decidedly confident Of
the result, hut the Republicans are MAX
ing large claims, which they allcge will
be borne odt when the returns are COURT
ed. Chairman Lindsay of'the Republican.
committee anys Mckinley will get 5.0@9
to 1000 plurality, ana the whole stats.
ticket. with four congressman, will R
elected.
Chairman 1Sall says hi, anost cnnserva.
tive estimates are that Bryan will carry
Nebraska by 10000 plurality aud that four
congressional districts are ,sure. with the
other two. the First and second. very
likely IL frturn a I'onuiist and Demn-
cratic mcmher respectively. The le:,isla-
ttle II claimed hy both committees with
4 majority or ~ to ~ % j1i9it ballot.
Two tnitca StHtts; senators arc 10 bp
elected. enc 10 IN The yacan"E mad" by
tic death ef .seiator n. l.. hayward 'be-
fore taking his Sgat ana tie eiher t.
succeed Sc1ator I'Grlrstaa whose term
Will expire March J! iar road fight has
been Oh thc legislature. with boil! sides
claiming victory.
The sun., 1900-11-05
Kcntucky In the Balance.

Louisville, Nov I--One Of the most
memorable political campaigns ever
known in Kentucky came to a remarka-
bly quiet close with both Democrats and
Republicans claiming to be stronger than
ever before. The lines. however, cannot
be said to be drawn between Democrats
and Republicans, for the Goehcl assassi-
nation and the last gubcrnatorial election
are issues which overshadow the present
gnhprnatorial race and the presidential
contest as well.
Bcckham. the Democratic governor,
has made most vigorous campaign and
has stumped The state from end to end
Hon. John W. ferkcs, conceded TO be the
strongest Republican in Kentucky. has
done likewise, and the leaders on both
sides express the sinccrest confidence Of
success on Tuesday. The Republicans
brought their campaign to a close in Lou
isvilc Friday night when Mr.. Ycrkes and
other Republican leaders spoke i'll various
pnlts of the city. and Saturday night the
Democrats ended their campaign here
with Mr. Beckfafn ms the principal
speaker at fotr meetings throughout the
city. Both clmIaisfs were closed amid
the greatest enthusiasm and With 4 more
widespread interest nolhnPs than ever Mt
tended any otApf rGetion in Kentucky.
On account y thc f'oehc assassination
there Rtsn hccu " llany hrpakS il The
ranks On both siles ihat littic stress can
b. placed ii tha cl,ius q cithpf, ana 9
landslide one N.y ~ the athnr wenll not
he surnrisine to raany. While The cnn,
puign has heen cNciting and at times
sunsnally litter, There has been very ~
IL trouble, and 10 more than The ofdi
nary election day disorder is anticipated.
The sun., 1900-11-05
ADJUSTMENTS
Girl from Nlaximls.

OF all the PLAYS produced last season
pronablv none proved mo'e succession
tfan '-Fhe Girl Fronl Maxim's." This is
5ie --latest md il is said the best French
,arce thai has ever been produced ln this
country IL now in its third year in
Paris and is sth! playing to crowded
houses.
Ii has been hicily successful wherever
seen in rllis counCFy, ard has caused no
.nd Of mnlent. The farce i said to
tariv brisile with ali sorts of luGicrons
matters and cnrtans many iaovel and in
G Nous situations. rhp story told is hat
II the nntappy adventures marllea
nan, who going ont on nightly lambie
makes the aquaintaRce " gay young
woman at Maxim's Restaurant end
Music Hall.
Ii il easy to imagiue she many comp l.
cations that w0utd ensge. The big COM
&ay and entire Criterion Tht atle, New
gk, proeucliun will be seen here at
the Grand Opera Hnnse tonight.
The sun., 1900-11-05

week win the state ana local committees.
The campaign has been animated, but
free from disturbance and such pcrsona!i-
tics and bitterness as characterized other
campaigns. The Republicans have been
betting even on calrying Ohio by a larger
plurality than fonr years ago, when Me
knley had II, 100. but today they were
betting on 10000. Odds as high rs 10 10
| have been given on Mckinley carrying
Ohio. Most Of the canvaSscrs anticipate
Republican gains in rural districts and
Democratic gains in cities. and most of
the speculation is on the probability of
the changes in the cities exceeding those
in the rural districts OF vice versa.
The sun., 1900-11-05
THE RICE CASE.
Jones Purchased BichIoride of Mer-
curry Tablets For Antiseptic Lotion.

New York, Nov. 1.-The ponce nave
learned that the tablets of bichloride of
mercury prescribed by DIR. William i.
Pull as an antiseptic lotion at the time
he performed an operation for cancer on
Mr.. Rice's face were purchased by valet
Jones at the drugstore of Charles Ill.
Whtesay, 511 Madison avenue. These
tablets are held to establish the connect
ing link between Jones statement that
Lawyer Patrick gave Rice gray tablets
and the finding of bichlorde Of mercury
in Mr.. Rice's organs under chemical anal
ysis.
| Mr.. House, attorney for Patrick and
Jones, is still very much aroused over the
methods he alleges were used in getting
the confession from Jones. He said:
..Nothing definite can be done while
Jones is in the hospital. | will know
more about how this unfortunate victim
of cruel bounding was induced to make
his statement on Monday. | was to have
a conference with him Saturday morning
when he was to be returned to the
Tombs, but they will hardly permit hin
to leave the hospital such weather as this
Patrick, who read this alleged confession
says it is a tissue of vagaries. He laugh:
at it and pronounces the statement tha
Jones saw him murder odd man Rlce .!
placing a towel over his face as charac
teristic eff the visionary nature Of tn
StutemoR.. Patrick tells me that the po
lice wea,. after Homes from the time h
was locked up. He spoke to Patrirl
about tLs way they badgrred him to tnr
up something against the lawyer an
finally bruught a fricgd from Texas (
worry him into making statement. I'm
man wns simply police agent
Assistant District Attorney Osborn
still sticks to his opiftion that sorle thii
person had guilty knowledge of the COZ
spirary to get hold oE Mr.. ltiee's wealtI
though he will not mention names. III
physicians at the hospital said the wonn
IN Jones' throat wls almost healed. II
could 60 back to the 'Tombs Monday, bl
ne will bc kept 1T the hospital until Il
: listiitst attorney orders his removal.
The sun., 1900-11-05
Saturdays Foot nall SCORES.
Warren A. A. Tournament.

The amateur bantam weight al
feather weight championship of the State
OF Delaware will be decided at the War
rem A. A. tournament at Pyle's Cycle
Academy, Thursday evening, November
s. The fret prize will be diamond ring
in each class; second prize, gold watch
in each class. All those wishing to enter
should send their name to Captain Geo.
]. Bacon, on or before November 6, as
entries close on that day. The prizes are
now on exhibition in Snellenourg's Mar
ket street show window. The entries to
date are the following:
ITO pound claes-C. HI. Shrub, w. A.
A.; Jimmy King, w. A. A.; Young
Dolsn, w. A. A Kid Thomas, 5. S. A
g.; Joe Clayton, P. A. c.; Kid Gilbert,
p. A G,
l22 pound class-Jack DAILY, w. A. A.
William Black, W. A. A.; Jimmy Con
roy, ). 5. A. o.; Fred Freeder, P, A. 9.
Joe Nae, T. A. G. Kid Welsh, =. A. {
The sun., 1900-11-05
pods -round In the woods.

New York. Nov. 4-T'hc dead body cf
an unknown man has bccn discovered
in the woods about half aE mile from the
government property ncar Mount Hope.
y. j. The hody was dressed il Il lincb
cutaway cnat and vest. slfped trousers,
rissct shoes nId il blue sl@urh hat The
pockets comamod hnlf fille'l whisky
iitsttle, bHt tllps failed to reveal anything
3,y TO thc idenfi!y OF thc ftr.' man, WIN
was abort ~ wears o. agr ;rtd > fcct ?
ihekes tall If,t clothia& wa,7 torn froM,
ON, log as if hS some aniinal, and the
Ieft les was tom of below the a.llee.
The sun., 1900-11-05
situation I'm Ohso.

Cincianati. Nov. 4 The campaign III
Ohio closed with day and night meetings
everywhere. While tlcra have been
many MEETINGS in Ohi, thcy have not
had many prominent speakers from other
states. u WAS reported that The Demo-
cratic managers Thought they could use
lending national speakers in mere doubt
full states to better advantage and that
the Republican national managers had so
much confidence in Chairman Dick that
they loft him without much foreign as
sistance. Senator Hanna was at the
opening at Youngstown, but later he de
voted his attention to other states while
Senator Foraker, Governor Nash. Repub-
iican congressional candidates and others
canvassed the counties. The Democratic
state committee had Bryan in Ohio twice,
Hill once, Bourke Cochran several times
and other prominent speakers. John II.
Mclean, proprietor of the Cincinnati
Enquirer and the Democratic candidate
for ''nrerili,' IL, .nGr. sin:nt lin ,..y.
The sun., 1900-11-05
=
Two Little Migrants,

On Wednesday afternoon and night at
the Opera House, the fsvorite and sue
cussfui melod,ama 1.-TWO Little Nag-
rants" will be resented. While posses.
sing all the heart thrilling pa hos and
soul stirring excitement of the modern
French drama, it is completely dryoa t.s,,an, o.
in most melodramas of the present de-
cade.
The story begins and enda strongly. A
uniformity of dramatic rower and skill
il ap aren't from the first scene 20 the
ipst, nc sitnation or cIinsx falling in o
commonplace or idsigniticauce, and each
The sun., 1900-11-05
IN INDIANA.

indianapolis, Nov. 4. ~ The Indiana
campaign is practically clnsed. There
will be a few meetings in various parts of
the state, but these meetings nre only
where it was impossible to closc the cam
paisn Saturday. The Republicans are
claiming a landslide to Mckinley and are
boasting that they will elect IL out of IL
congressman. This estimate comedies on
ly the Second and Third districts to the
Democrats. Senator Beyeridge snys In
dinma is Republican by 4,Mn; Senator
Fairbanks is confident, he says, but gives
no figures.
The Democrats express themselves as
confident at state headquarters. and John
w. Kern, candidate for governor, who
has been in every county in the stnte,
says Indiana is safely Democratic by
from 10000 to 10000. with the national
ticket running about the same. 1t is con-
coded by both sides that the national and
state tickets will run closely together.
During the past week the Democrats
have thrown all their natinnal speakers
into the fight, and meetings have been
held IN every county. Senator Bcvcridge
has spcnt the week in thu southern part
Of tho state.
4 poll by an independent Republican
paper gives Mckinley n plurality of u,
t,uO IN the state. Another papers pnsta
card poll gives Mckinley Il little NOR,
th&n two-thirds Of this figure.
indiana went for Mckinley in 1896 i!
over $4,000. Democrats arc claiming iii,
election OF thaii' tiect in Marion county
whllr the Republicans claim j nlHralt,
far Mckinley IL tGe county of a,GiM
Tho bettinG is still : Ia / that Mcliirle.
Wiii eury the state. Mhilc the Demo
rlitii' leaders e%ptasS confidence. ic l'c
puAl.can nann%tr. are enthusiastic i
their claipis Of M overwhelming victory
Conservative EHPlbiicHna fowngRT, q
not claim tlie attfa by mGre ti,an LOT
10 $1,000.
The sun., 1900-11-05
a Ward of France.

franklin Fyles, the author of "The
Girl Left Behind Me" and "Cumb r
land '6l,' has scored another triumph
with "a Ward Of France" ghich like
his otner successes, is distinctly an
Americas play.
Differing from big other Efforts the plot
Of his newest drama which viii be given
At the Opera House tomorrow night, is
laid ii Lii~ians, about the time when
that territory was aeqlifeu by tie Uuited
states. fh,s wasa pafFiruiariy romantic
period ia onr history filled az it was
Witn series ci dasliing aud romantic
episodes. hirctioa leturls Will be /
from tile sage.