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CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco. Cal Nov. 3.-Thc cam
pagn IA California closed Tonight Botn
;he Republicans and Democrats seem con-
iident of victory. Colonel stone. chairman
of the Republican State Central Committee,
made the following statement to an AsSo-
ciatei Press reporter To-day:
I'VE have had canvassers throughout the
State and their reports during the last few
days lead me to believe that Mckinley will
carry the State of California by at least
1900 and that the Republicans will elect
all seven of their congressional nominees
For time. | thought that l2oeH will he the
limit of the Republican plurality but ! now
think that l5oo0 will be conservative es-
innate.
State Senator Sims. chairman of the Dem
ocratic State Central Committee. said:
From reports ! have received from all
sections of California. | am of the opinion
that the State is safe for Bryan by l2eto.
The Democrats will positively eject four
Congrcssmen. You can quote me as estl-
mating the Democratic plurality in this
State. at from 1000 to 1890
Both these estimates are probably eNaS-
serated. The conservative estimates say
that the majority will not exceed 500 for
either party. AS regards Congressmen' the
indications are that the Republicans Will
elect at least five. Nonpartisan observers
think the issue doubtful in the Second and
Fourth districts.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Wheeling w. Va, Nov. 3.-.Thc closing
of the last week of the campaign i'll West
Virginia finds the two great parties lined
up for the greatest political battle in the
history of the State.
Their. is a new eiemen; introduced in the
rlaciny of the Dehs Sociai-Democracy cltc-
tors on the ticket and the strength OF the
new party is difficult to determine out
that Debs will draw the larger part of his
support from Democrats is believed to he
Il fact.
Chairman Dawson claims the State for
the Republicans by 12.0oO to 1900. Chair
man Miller says it will he reclaimed for
The Peoples party and Prohibition tick
cts Will not cut much of a figure m the
result. The Sound Money Democrats OF
four years ago are divided. some becoming
Republicans and the others returning TO
their old allegiance.
The Republicans have waEed the most dS-
gressive campaign. An unprecedented num-
her of meetings have been held. ana ihe
State has heard as many or more OF me
party's great spellbinders as any other
State In the Union.
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MARYLAND.

Baltimore. Md. Nov. 5.-The campaign in
Maryland was closed Tonight with mass
rIeerings of both the leading political par
tics in various parts of the city. and a gen.
erai demonstration OF Republicans ut the
Music Hail.
Summing up the situation. Chairman
Murray Nandiyer of the Democratic State
Central Committee said this evening:
our fight * won md Maryland will cast
its electoral vote for the Democratic ticket.
1T has been Il hari fight he said. ham
pered as we We're by TIE lack of mone:-.
but the clouds have cleared. and victory is
assured | confidently claim the State will
gu Democratic By Il majority all the way
from see, I'D and il would not he sur
prise if ii should he veritab:e landslide.
Tie city viii go Democratic and help to
swell the majority returned by the coun-
ties. / will not give any further details
now.
Chairman Lee Goldsboroush of the Re
publican committee. while declining to give
out figures. claims that Maryland will elect
all six of her Congressman Republicans
and be found in the Mckinley cOlurln when
the votes are counted.
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uled month ago.
However. he has agreed to address his
friends and neishbors al his home az
Oyster Bay, l.. l.. on Monday night, and
Republicans are expecting that this will
develop into one of the most interesting
rallies of the campaign.
Leaders on both sides are greatly inter-
ested In the possibilities in what is termed
the silent vote, as well aS the political
alignment of first voters and new voters.
Estimates concerning the possible political
action OF the silent secret voters are
valueleSs.
So far as first voters and naturalized vot-
ors are concerned. it may he said that the
increase in registration in this city this
year has been remarkable. The total reg
istratiGn FOR the five borouehs of Greater
New York this year amounts to 64oc6S. as
against 5ll9. Il gain OF nearly IO.ovo as
compared with the registration of four
years ago.
Consolidation in Greater New York did
not go into effect until January |. 1898, and
Greater New York did not figure in the cleo
ton as such four years ago. The borough
of Queens Is the old county of Queens. The
borough of Brooklyn is the old city of
Brooklyn, The borough of Richmond is the
old county of Richmond. better known as
Staten Island The borough of Manhattan
consists of Manhattan Island. while the
borough of Bronz consists of that portion of
the old city of New York lying north of
Harlem River before consolidation.
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COLORADO,

Denver. Colo, Nov. 3.-The campaign
closed in Colorado tonight with meetings
In nearly al: the cities and towns of the
State. the most important of which We're
held in this city.
contested than any in the State since 1892.
and both sides are claiming victory to-
night, although betting is heavy in favor
of the fusion ticket. -Four to one is offered
that Bryans plurality in the State will be
25.G00. The wCmen have taken an unwontel
interest in the campaign and n very heavy
vote is looked for.
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MICHIGAN.

Detroit Mich. Nov 3.-Except for q few
political meetings on Monday night. the
campaign In Michigan closed to-day. The
State Committee of both parties processes
to be confident of success
Colonel A. T. Bliss OF Saginaw. the Re
publican candidate for Governor. and Mayor
W. G. Tarhury of Detroit. the Democratic
candidate, have made q thorough canvass
of the State. perhaps the most thorough
that has ever been made.
The Republicans claim not only all the
electoral votes. but the entire Republican
State ticket. all the Republican Congress-
men and "A Republican majority of the State
Legislature.
Chairman Campau of the Democratic
Committee issued statement tonight. in
which he says that Mayor Mayhury will
run far ahead of his ticket, and will be
elected. and hopes that the rest of the State
ticket Will be elected by close vote. After
expressing hope that the Legislature will
be Democratic Mr. campau asserts that
the Democrats will send several Democratic
Congressman to the next Congress. His
statement concludes as follows:
From all points of view. the situation in
the nation and State presents a prospect
very encouraging and Inspiring to the De-
mocracy."
The Legislature which will be elected on
Tuesday will elect a successor TO Senator
Mcmillan. In the event Of Republican Sue
cess. Senator Mcmillan will undoubtedly
succeed himself. as a majority of the Re
publican legislative nominees are pledged
to him.
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Democrats boast of having more than an
even chance in the Second District. which
vas for long time Democratic strong
hold: also good fighting chaucc in the
Fourth and Fifth districts
The Republicans have made a much more
aggressive campaign in the State than the
Democrats While Louis c. Eohmrich, the
Democratic gubernatOriai nominee has made
a good canvass. il cannot be compared with
that of Mr.. IL: Toilette. who has been can
vassirg the State on special train for
several weeks.
The Proi;ihitionsts have made little or no
canvass in the State. The Social Democrats
and Social Labor parties have candidates To
be voted for. the names heing placed on the
ballot under the head OF individual numna-
tiers.
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NTAMA.

Helena. Mont. Nov 2.-There is no reason
10 doubt that Montana will give her elec-
toral vote for Bryan hy Il majority ranging
from lp,a1o to iS,otl. II may be higher. The
State and legislative situation is more
mixed. hut conservative observers conCede
the election of Joseph *. Toolc as Governor
with the chances decidedly in favor of the
entire Democratic ticket.
The legislative situation Is more uncertain
than any other part of the ticket. The Re
publican membership in the Legislature was
less: than one-fitth of tie entire membership.
This year there will be some Republican
gains. in all probability. and the Independent
Democrats will be successful In one or two
large counties. perhaps giving the independ-
entS the balance OF power in the Legislature
The friends of Senator Clark. however.
stoutly claim that the straight Democrats
will have a clear majority in the legislature.
There is one thing that seems absolutely
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OREGON.

Portland. Ore, Nov. 3.-The campaign in
Oregon. which closed tonight. has prob
ably been attended with less enthusiasm
than any nationa! political contest in the
history of the State The political man
ayers of both Democratic and Republican
parties account for this apathy from the
fact that there Is no State ticket 10 be
elected and the general opinion that the
Stat. will give a plurality for the Republic
an ticket.
The Republicans claim that the state
will give Mckinley plurality of more than
1G.OeJ while the chairman of the Demo
cratic State Committee is of the opinion
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WISCONSIN,.

milwaukee,. Nov. 3.-The r0IlticaE cam
paisn practically closed in Wisconsin to-
night. Surface Indications viewed from a
tba ballots of Tuesday next are counted the
result will show the election of Republican
presidential electors. nine II not ten Repub-
iicsn congressman: the Republican State
ticket. headed by Robert NJ. La Toilette.
and Republican Legislature.
The Republicans claim they will elect all
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New York Nov. S.-Arr;ved: Deutschland,
from Hamburg.
Hamburg Nov. 3-Arrived: Nuba, from
New Orleans
Naples Nov. 3.-Arrived: Aller New York
for Genoa.
Liverpool, Nov. 3.-Arrived: Taurc. New
York.
New York. Nov. 3-ArriVed: Etruria Liv-
erpcol; PatTa. Marseiles.
New York Nov. 3. - Arrived: Bulgaria,
Hamburg. Sailed: Menorlinee. London:
Spaarndam. Rotterdam: Campania. LIVER
pool; Cardinfan Glasgow; Furnessia. Glas-
gov; Graf Waldersee. Hamburg via Plym-
uuth and Cherbourg.
Mali. Oct 2S.-Arrived: Inverness, Tacoma
for Manila (for coaD.
Liverpool Nov. 3.-Arrived: Tauric New
York. Sailed: Lucania. New York
Antwerp. Nov. ). - Sailed: Westernland,
New York.
Havre, Nov. 3.-sailed: La Champagne,
New York.
New York. Nov. 5.-Arrived: City of
Washington. Vera cruz: Lady Armstrong.
Stettin; Richmond Castle. Yokohama: san
Juan. Porto Rico; Myrtle Dene, London
tpr"ceeded TO Philadelphial; Mericator, Pro-
Sreso
Cherbours. Nov. a.-Saiied: St. Louis Grom
Southampton. New York.
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REHABILITATION AT GALVESTON
Board of Engineers Recommends
tions on Government Works.

Galveston. Tex Nov. Sit is learned
from an unofficial source that the Board of
Army Engineers. which recently sat here,
will recommend the rehabilitation Of all the
Galveston fortiiiCations and the repairing
and raising of the jetties.
The jetties cost about 100000 and the
Notifications Sl.5Q0.0oh
The total damage to all by the storm was
about 81 10 900 The work which the
gineers will recommend will cost about 81
$4,000.
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s.I have found Hoods Sarsaparilla perr1a
nent cure for catarrll i'll the head, which has both
cred me for about six years This medicine
and after taking six bottles was cured. can
now stand it to work AID can do more than
ever could in my life IT. ER1cKEN, Bingham.
Mo.
II had catarrl, of ten years standing I was
led BY the advice of friend and by reading the
advertisements of Hoods Sarsaparllla to give this
medicine trial took it faithfully and the re-
suit is that am entirely cured of catarrh.'-
A. +. DANNoY, New Iberia, La.
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FOREIGN.

Faris is excited over politics. Premier
waldeck- -Rousseau's recent speech is being
sharply attacked by the Nationalist.
France is preparing a warm welcome TO
Paul Kruger. 1t is stated that semi
official reception will he rendered him in
Paris. If this is done it will cali forth a
protest from the Government of Great
Britain.
Tho Earl of Rosahery'S Last DAYS OF
Napoleon has been enthusiastically re-
ceivcd by London critics. II is pronounced
work OF rare merit.
Adverse criticism Is stiil being literally
printed in London over the elevation Of
Lord Iansdovne to the Foreign Office. Lord
Salisbury. Premier, Is mostly attacked, but
that official declares that he has confidence
in Lansdownes ability.
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RAILROADS.

The two ticket brokers recently arrested
in Chicago were indicted for forgery.
Another Injunction proceeding has been
brought against the Arkansas Commission.
President II. c. Townsend Of the Ameri-
can Association of General Passenger and
Ticket Agents has appointed committees for
the ensuing year.
The Wahash's gross earnings for October
Were. the largest in the history of the COM
. pany.
The Board of Directors of the Kansas
city Southern reorSanized by eiec:rg five
new directors.
The Southwestern Railroad of England
has adopted the American system of pneG-
matte signals.
The st. Louis Railway Club VIII meet on
November 3 at the Southern Hotel.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

GREER Ave. 3S52-Furnish.d room and board
for TWO gentlemen. convenient 10 several car
lines.
MORGAN 81. 2!.Ns-Furnished room with board
or light housekeeping If desired: very moderate.
SARAH St. Go N-Thir,l-hoor front room for
TWO ladies'.
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beloved daughter of Mrs. Mary Vaughn
Ne 32i5 Pine street. Due notice of tiac will be
gwen.
HASSETT-sn November 3 1890 at 12:i5 a. M,
Harry Hass.tt, aged ~ years.
Hts funeral will take place from the resi-
d.nce of Mrs Elizabeth Barry. No. 2i7 South
Fourteenth street Sunday. November { mt /.
D. M. 10 ST. Johns Church. thence to calvary
Cemetery. Friends invited TO attend.
Deceased was a member OF Golden Crown
Lodge Ne. e.. *. Of 7. Members of the lodge
are requested To meet ut y. :. Clemens's office.
No. 1926 Chestnut street. attend funeral OF
Brother Harry Hasse;t.
HorMANN-On Friday. November =, 1907.
Henrietta Hofmann ,n.e kronl. beloved wife OF
,iemcnt Hofmain. aged 10 years.
The services will take place from st. jacob $
Evangelical Church. corner Blair ard Coilege
avenues on Monday. November ). at T. m.
S1AATS-After lingering Illness. Mrs. Ida
Sst;ats. aged 40 years.
Funeral from Wagner Place Methodist Church.
Monday. the 5th inst. at 80 p. M.
TRAUNMILLER--cn Friday. November. .. 1900.
a, :as :, M Alois Traunmiller. aged IS years and
/ months. dear husband Of Louise Traunmiler
,nne Baser)
Funeral ,pr.va,el Sunday. November 4. AT
. n. M, from residence No. 1868 Henrietta stre--.
TO st. kcvin's Church. thence to IS. Peter and
Tau,s Cemetery.
For other Death Notices. See Page
ScNcn of Part Two.
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certain about the Legislature. and that is,
that the Republicans will not control it on
Joint ballot
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CATARRH
Its Cause Exists in the Blood

In what nAan,es membrane 1t therefore impossible
local application positively dangerous neglect
it. since very likely to develop into consumption
Sarsaparla it, removing its cleansing
the blood and all other impurities and giving and
tonet the whole system.
Don't wait until you worse-se Hoods to-day.
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GENERAL DOMESTIC.

Twenty thousand persons welcomed
Dockery. Coclsreil and Reed ut Seialia yes
terday. The demonstration was one of the
largest and most enthusiastic of the cam
paign.
Dock.ry delivered speech to a large
audience at California. Mo. yesterday.
J. l.. Pickering predicts that Cook Coun-
ty will roll up large majority for Bryan
and the entire Democratic ticket.
Zion Steer of Castlston. ILL.,. who has been
Inysteriously missing. was found alive yes
1erlay. He tells Il strange story of assault
by robberS.
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a CARD TO THE PUBLIC!


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street Anry dpH toe m sold. n h
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az was troubled with catarrh for over 20 years,
and tried various remedies, but found nothing
that would cure me. saw Hoods Sarsaparile
and read some of the statements of cures effect
ed by it. l resolved to try it and took four bot
ties, which entirely cured me. I have never
been troubled with catarrh since. ."--W1LLIAM
SHERMAN, 1890 9th street, Milwaukee, Wis.
81 have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla for catarrh
and it has entirely cured ME. ."-H. NJ. KINNEY,
Kenton, W. Va.
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CUR ]" AIMS,

420 pairs Nottingham Curtains formerly So % pair So rs
$50 Nottingham Curtains formerly $500 S375
$50 pairs Rued Muslin Curtains formerly 81 pair SOO
2SS Irish Point Curtains formerly $50 Now SIS 90
2o Irish Point Curtains formerly $40 90 ST. SO
AS Tapestry Poieres formerly So 90 pair So SO
pairs Tapestry Poeres formerly 90 pair G5 90
96 pairs Silk Portieres formerly s1 80 pair 5000
100 Handsome Sofa Pillows worth So 90 S3.75
so Couch Covers. worth $3.50 So. SO
yards Drapey Silks, slightly soied So
yard si25
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LOCAL. MD sI.RrRRAN.

- y
-rr, tbi,t,.th anniversary Of t;le 81. Louis
7isr,arkrlnz Society WAS observed with Il
banquet and ball.
7,h., annual Henry Shaw banquet took
place at the Mercantile CUB
q =. Mcclure was elected president Of
,h, 81, Louis County Sunday-school Ass"-
ciaticu.
Five Mary Institute girls invaded clay
9on had mock marriages and 4 mock di-
vote suit trial
The St Louis Medical Society indors"d the
can,iida,v Of Doctor Robert VI. Funkhouser.
Democratic nominee for Coroner.
Miss Anna Eathsrtnn was taken from the
Coed Samaritan Hospital, after the charge
had been made that she was detained
AGAINST her will. This was not suhstan-
1iated.
\ horse ran away in Webster "r'ves:
dragging a surrey through the yards OF
private residences.
The corner stone of University Hall.
Washington University was laid with i'm
presSiye ceremonies.
Forest Park University girls had "po-
litical'. meeting. each party being repre-
serted by able speakers
Mr. Hawes says that attempts on the part
of the Republicans to intimidate voters at
the polls will he promptly frustrated.
Judge W. ]. y. Movers. i lifelong Re
publican of Southern Illinois. declares his
sntention OF supporting Bryan.
Indication are for practically unanimous
vote ia favor of the Worlds Fair amend
rlcnts.
Walter Powers. bartender in the saloon
at Eighteenth and Wash streets. thinks he
shot a burglar who tried To enter the place.
Fred Richer feamster of Belleville, was
Kicked and srverely injured lay 4 mule.
Mrs Shanahan. b5ardinc-house keeper.
wanted the Mayor 10 pay board-bill con-
1iac;ed by Il registered voter.
business men are making a determined
effort to defeat She proposed third amend
ment. which provides for taxing OF mort
CAGES
Mrs. christine Lurtz committed suicide
by hanging herself in coalshed.
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DEATHS.

rANIEI--Entsrei into rest. suddenly. on sat
u.Gay. Npye'nhrr .: 1900. at , u. m Mrs TeSsle
Daniel. rc'let OF the late Thomas J. Daniel and
I,lovei daughter of Mrs. Mary Vaughn
Funeral will take place from late residence
Ne 1855 Pine street. Due notice of tine will be
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KANSAS.

election day disorder is anticipated Tues
day.
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CAR PE :. s.

800 Rolls Good Velve former price Soc Now oSc
go Veves price 81 TO- Now TITO
$50 Rolls Administers price 95c Now f212c
75 Rolls Ex. Administers, former price 81 8lc
Administers price 81 Now $l.07H
90 former price 81. 10 Bic
200 Wtons 81 CO. Now $.47H
$50 Tapestry Brussels, price roc. Now Sic
225 Rolls Best Brussels former price 93c Now 62hC
90 Rolls Kiddemnser ngran former price Now 52Hc
500 Rolls I.noeum, good qualities and 6OC
The silver star., 1900-09-21
American wh..lm.n Win.

Paris. Sept. 1.-THE grand race Of
the nations. one OF the leading events
OF the cycling carnival at vincennes,
was to-day won by America. Great
Britain. Germany. Italy. Austria. Bel
GUM. France and Holland competed,
each country being represented by three
men. Cooper, Mcfarland and Banker
constituted the American team. The
distance was 100 meters.
In the preliminary Heat America de-
feated Belgium by eight points 10 thir-
teen. and in the seini-final heat America
won from Italy 10y the same score.
The French team. composed Of Jac-
quelin. Bourrlllon and Loubet, disputed
the final with the Americans. the latter
winning. although Jacquelin finished
first. In two minutes. seventeen and one
nffh seconds. Cooper was second. Nc.
Farland third. Bourrillon fourth. Bank.
or NTH and Loubet sixth.
The purse was $50 francs. The
marking was by team and by points.
The silver star., 1900-09-21
e.uantry of American Marines.

San Francisco. Sept. 15.-Colonel
Robert l.. Meade marine corps. who
commanded the American forces al
Tien Tsin and was invalided home,
adds several incidents of heroism TO
the story already told of the storming
Of the walled city by the allies
Captain Davis of my regiment was
standing between DIR Norton and my
self when he WAS shot" said Colonel
Meade He was struck by Jingall
bullet from a 'two-man gun over the
heart. and died almost instantly. A
Jingall bullet is about three inches in
length. but one and quarter inches In
diameter.
In the maneuvers about Tien Tsin.
Naval Cadet Charles II. Courtney. lead
ing twelve men. undertook to capture
an arsenal nine miles from the city.
When they had advanced within two
miles on the north side Of the arsenal.
a force of 800 Chinese troops advanced
TO meet them, and the little band was
compelled to retreat Only two Of the
twelve men escaped unwounded. In
retiring. William +. Holyoke. boat
swain's mate. was shot through the
neck and groin, falling to the ground.
and the young naval cadet. who Is a
stalwart fellow. took him on his back
and carried him 10 a place Of safety on
the river bank. Then. meeting rein
forcements from Commodore Seymour.
Cadet Courtney and the few men able
10 fight returned TO the attack on the
fort. capturing II AT 3 o'clock in the
morning. after fighting all night"
The silver star., 1900-09-21
MILLIONS FOR
THE SUFFERERS

Dallas, Texas. Sept. 14-Estimates
of the contributions for flood sufferers
made here are that the total Will reach
three million dollars
Governor Sayers is quoted as saying
that he has already received notice OF
donations of S1.J00, 900.
Galveston. Texas. Sept Ito the
Associated Press:
Our most urgent present needs now
are disinfectants. lime. cement. gaso-
line stoves. gasoline. charcoal furnaces
and charcoal. Nearby towns also may
send bread.
For the remainder of our wants
money will be most available. because
we can make purchases from time TO
time with more discretion than miscel-
laneous contributors would exercise.
I'VE have 10 report that we are
bringing order out of chaos and again
offer our profound gratitude for the as
slstance so far received
wv. c. JONES,
Mayor. and Chairman of Relief Com"