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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-05
Le,h.rgy Was Disturbed.

Atlanta, Georgia. November 1.-The
lethargy which characterized the presi-
Dental campaign in Georgia has been
disturbed at the eleventh hour by a stir
ring appeal for activity at the polls on
Tuesday next. The appeal, which comes
from the Young Mems Democratic cam
paign club of Atlanta says the Old cry OF
solid South should not hive the effect
OF producing Indifference to the result
only local members OF the Georgia leg
islature will vote. as the law governing
the election of the senator by that body
provides for the naming of the senator
on the first Tuesday after the first Mon
day in November.
Senator Bacon will be reelected. One
or two unexpected candidates for con-
gress have appeared, but their entry will
not change the complexion of the Georgia
delegation.
Mr.. Bryan's majority in Georgia will
probably run between $1,000 and 10000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-05

silver republican and populist conven-
lions were held, each party has main
tanned separate headquarters during lhe
campaign. The chairman OF the other
TWO fusion parties do not estimate Bry-
ans plurality quite so literally, but b0; n
agree that IT Will be over 10000 Tho
claim of the fusonists as to the result
IN the state election is that D. b. Ormaa.
democrat. will win by $1,000. silver re-
publican State Chairman Griffith says
that not over twelve members of the next
legislature will be pledged to vote tor
senator Wolcott to succeed himself
Congressman Bells election is claimed
by 10000, and Shlfroth's by 10000
Republican State Chairman C. d. Ford.
while making no reference to the result
LOT the National election, SAYS: The en-
tire republican State ticket will be elect
ed ArapahOe county will give a sun
stantial majority and the outside counties
viii come down to Arapahoe With A fair
republican plurality"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-05
MODERN MONTE oHRIsTos.
The world. and several Other Pre-
chiefs, IL Theirs.

NV ""T'"' anu NcAernl Othcr Pre-
ctnciE, IL Theirs.
New York, November 4--The ropubli-
can National committee today gave ont
the following statement
On the eve of election. the republican
committee forecast based upon absolute
authentic, reliable and unreliable and uu..
Improbable facts and figures differs from
It's previous forecasts only in increasing
the magnitude of the triumph which they
VIII bring to tie cause OF National honor
and prosperity. All the sources OF the
committees information, including many
who are unwilling witnesses uni,el IN
indicating the fact that this election Will
prove workable landslide for Mckinley
and seal the doom OF Organism forever.
The cOmmtttees final forecast claims at
least the following states Tor Mex nley:
California o. Connecticut .. Delaware 3.
Illinois "a Indiana 10, Iowa 10, Kansas
10, Kentucky IL. Maine 6. Maryland =.
Massachusetts Is, Michigan H. Mnno
sofa O. New Hampshire A. New jersey
10, New York 80, North Dakota g., Ohio %
Oregon 4, Pennsylvania 80, Rhode Island
4, South Dakota 3, Vermont, Washingt II
a each, West Virginia q, Wisconsin 10.
Wyoming, 3. Total 29i,
Cornelius ~ Bliss,
Joseph y. Man,ey.
n, r. Scott
f. s. Gibbs,
Franklin Murphy.
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mig nay In .Nehrnsi.n.

Omaha, Neh,. November l.--Tomorrow
win be a lively day Ia Nebraska. and for
an ante-eecton day VIII probably eclipse
anything Of the kind in the States his
tory Both democrats and republicans are
preparing for great demonstrations in
the evening. Mr., Bryan will speak at
dozen halls after days tour In
the State, and the democrats plan TO
make II an eye-opener for this republican
district.
The republicans will have monster
parade and barbecue with shotgun regl-
ment and lots OF red fire.
Both sides are still claiming the State.
the republicans by 5000 plurality for Me-
ktnley and the fusionists by $4,000 for
Bryan.
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North Cardinals Majority.

Raleigh, n. c., November 4.-North
Cardinals majority for Bryan will be
anywhere from 10000 to 40 OOO, it's size
depending on whether or not full vote
is polled Republicans claim only two
out of the nine congressman The cam
paign In this State has been remarka bly,
quiet, great interest having been N nj
tested in the democratic primary to De
held on election day to choose a success
sor to United States Senator Marion But
Ter. populist. The candidates are F. NJ.
Simmons, present democratic chairman,
and Julian $. Carr, a wealthy tobacco
manufacturer, Though both sides are
claiming victory all Indications p9iat
TO simmons election by good majority.
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Nislonary Missouri Republlcan,

o, Louis, Mo, November 4-The dem.
oerats relterate their ability to carrv ~
''a'e TOT she Nationa, sud state ticRets
by big maiorities, to control the leQ,sIa-
W., .Sre a ana to elect thirteen, II nor nm .,
ny nlleen congressman, The renubl,ca -.
se,ii entertain the belief that FIory N 'si''
,"p'ure the gubernatorial plum, buf evar
~ ,ur'her than they did yesterday ann ans
~ mat Missouri will give MeKin-
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solid Democratic Deiegat,on.

New Orleans, November 4--The demo-
Gratis held several meetings in the county
today, St James being the doubtful
ground in the Second district, both sides
feeling positive of carrying 1t. Repre-
sentative republicans have been given
representation at the polls, although they
complain that in some parishes negroes
not registered have been appointed in
stead OF the parties requested and claim
that the men named will act with the
democrats Democratic enthusiasm has
not been as great as In former years, but
republican growth has not fully met ex-
pectations, 80 that the Indications are
still for a solid democratic victory by
reduced majority.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-05
WILL PROSECUTE CowEN.
'CongressionnI Chairman Richardso,
wants II. a. q. Manager Arrested

Wongressionni Chairman Richardson
wants II. ~ d. Manager Arrested.
New York November l.-Congressman
James d. Richardson, chairman OF the
democratic congl essional committee. sent
Instructions today to Chairman Blair of
the Maryland State committee notifying
him to take action against John X. Coweu
of the baltimore and Ohio railway on a
charge OF violating the election laws.
1t is charged that Mr.. Cowen In a
speech at Baltimore few nights ago
said that the Baltimore and Ohio road
intended to have 10000 cars built, but
If Bryan was elected the order woull
be reduced to 5000, as he feared the busi-
ness Of the road would fail on
The Maryland law provides punish
ment by Imprisonment in jail or the pen
itentiary for not less than six months
or not more than i've years for the at
tempt to "unlawfully, either directly o.
indirectly, influence any voter in giving
his vote"
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bribery Charge I'm Indiana.

Evansville. Ind, November Sired
Jennett, inspector in precinct No. l, Greer
township, in warrick county. and James
MccleaY, the Judge In that precinct.
maze statements today that they had
been approached by a republican who
ohered them SIS to falsify the election
returns They refused TO give the name
OF tho man saying the matter is In the
hands OF the Warrlck county grand Jury.
holh men are reliable Republicans n q
openly boasting that they expect to buy
the election. 10y
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WILL LIKELY HE CLEAR.
weather Map shows Clear sky Ia
Nearly All states.

weather Map shows Clear sky In
Ncnriy All states.
Washington, November 1.-The weather
bureau tonight issued the following:
Sunday, November 4, 10 p. m.-speclal
forecast for Tuesday, November c:
For the hrst time in ton days the
weather map shows clear sky over the
whole region from the Pacific to the At
lantic coast. except over small area o.
tho Middle Atlantic coast. where some rain
Is falling as result OF a severe storm.
the center OF which is Off Hatteras
The pressure ia high over tho western
half OF the country. These conditions viii
surely give fair. clear weather and pleas
ant temperatures in all States on Monday.
except possibly showers on the immediate
Middle Atlantic coast line. While Il f.
possible for a storm to develop somewhere
in this broad area by Tuesday, the con.
ditions are unusually favorable for the
continuation OF the fine weather OF Mon
day thr ughout the United States
Willis L. Moore.
Chief United States Weather Bureau.
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Jones and johnson visited Hanna.

Chicago, November 4.--Evidence that
the National campaign is as good as
closed was seen at the Auditorium hotel
tonight, when at 10 o'clock Senator Jones
the National democratic chairman and ].
G. Johnson, chairman of the democratic
executive committee, appeared at Sena-
tor Hanna's apartments on the fifth floor,
pushed the bell button and were invited
by the republican National chairman to
come in
me rival campaign managers exchanged
greetings Inquired after each others
health and finally drifted into a discus
sion of the political outlook.
Just the language that was used could
not be ascertained,
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Bets Heavily on Bryan.

Washington, November S--Bryan money
became suddenly in evidence in the hnan-
cial district here today. For weeks pass
several we'll known Washington brokers
have been Gourishing Mckinley money
and admonlshing q young employe of a
prominent firm to whom they had in
trusted their funds TO produce somebody
who had Bryan money. The young man
did so and today quite looking indl-
Vldual turned up and promptly covered
all the Mckinley money in sight at cd 5
OF $1,000 to $3.50 500 to 5000 and 5000 TO
SlOO' He was looking for more, but none
was forthcoming
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ican. but who during the recent session
OF congress announced his allegiance to
the republican party Is the candidate
against Louis Emery, Jr.. democratic. The
fight there Is bitter one. and the result
is doubtful. The Third district, formerly
represented by Samuel j. Randall Is IN
Philadelphia, and is the scene of another
determined fight. Congressman McAleer,
democrat, the present representative, and
Henry Burk are the candidates. Charges
OF police interference. repeating, false
registration and all manner of political
frauds are being freely made on both
sides. Both claim victory
In those legislative districts today
every effort was being made by the lead
ers Of the Quay aud anti Quay factions to
bring their forces into line for Tuesdays
conflict
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-05
M Opposition In south coro,,no

O"aFieston' s. G. November 4.-There ia
absolutely no agitation or excitement in
In's state owing TO the coming election
Slpee me primary election for nominal.
ing state officials there have moi beon
nan dozen campaign speeches In this
state' senator Tillman and a few other
nave made brief references to expansion.
senator MeLaurin has said notbing
bryan and the democratic nominees toy
CONGRESS and the State officers from eoy'
ernor down will carry the State, as tsere
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-05
rRAuDM pENNsYLvANIA.
WnnnnmniScr Putting III FIFTY Thou
Snnd tor Investigation.

Phi adelphia, November i,--Ex- Post
master General John Wannamaker for
Watded communication today to tho
Business Mems Republican league con-
m.tiee of 100 Municipal league. Trades
league and the Law and Order society in
which he announces thar he has deposited
with trust comp2ny $4,000 In market
able railroad bonds to secure the payment
OF that amount In cash to a committee
representing t6e various organizations to
be used az d fund for defrayng the nee.
cs'ary expenses for the Investigation OF
frauds aga nst the ballots in the coming
election and the municipal election next
February
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IL sssossesssssssssssssss"'|
TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
what Republican victory VIII y
Class Distinctions.

=
~ Class Distinctions.
N In an article discussing the ems
President McKlnley's recollection
! New York Journal says:
"What business man will be sac
the trusts have unbrldled sway ~
fact is established that the cah'
with the largest campaisn fInd Y
peaagposal can elect himself !, p ,',,'
b! GYt will become OF the old'n'''
,9ricau respect for public n0Iapg 7,
Institutional methods which NJ :
M trying to revive? What sp'r'' /"
lance will be awakened IN 'Ds Y
IF the cheated massesg :,
4 "And when the day Of fecsoD4 -.
will men of wealth turn 70 ~ I.
who secured his seat in the sena
bribery-for protection agaip'' II.
ing public passion' WIN nea ' y
Hanna be able to exert a. 50
against the tide of radlcalisn I -,
follow another term Of McKiala /,
mo! The most powerful y i'' M II
legitimate business man anu ia ID
mate capitalist is the conseI'sa ,.SItIa
lia.e O" tadar whose highest anps,l
10 save the country ron S.,,os 81
disaster by bringing ne "A s1 nolisi,sl
| its former safe methods ana a.gKInIa
Compare him with MI, Nh Wand and 81
the set Of men VINO uiii,s,,Inlstrsiici !
the present weak .ln nn'sssssaia'
then say which OF the w. osr,l tse y
president is likely 70 l s,stssa
wealth of the United s'a'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-05
PROMINENT REPUBLICAN
WAS Locked Up on Charge of At
tempted Bribery.

indianapolis. Ind. November 4.-The
FIRST OF a series OF wholesale arrests for
alleged attempted election frauds was
made tonight when william II. Evans,
custodian Of the indianapolis Commercial
club, was locked up. charged with having
attempted 70 bride George +. Kuhn. dem
ocrntc Judge OF the First precinct of the
Tenth ward of this city. Evans is charged
on tho warrant with having offered Kuhn
500 to count twenty-five democratic
votes al republican.
Five other warrants for republican poll
ticlans were Issued today. and democratic
managers say they VIII cause large
number of arrests throughout the state.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-05
Cleveland VIII Vote.

Detroit, Mich, November i.--The Free
Press tomorrow will publish an interview
with Don NJ Dickinson. just returned
from New York. in which he says: THE
published statement that Mr.. Cleveland
Will be absent from Princeton on fish,
ing trip on election day is untrue. He
will return to Princeton the day before
election and will go to the polls at his
voting precinct
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ing to have narrowed the probable mar

ing to have narrowed the probable mar
gin of a Mckinley victory in the State
to 5000. as against 5000. the outside figure
claimed last night. On the State ticket
the claim of minimum majority OF
1900 for Bronson for governor is raised to
1000. The democrats also claim the de-
feat of Sherry, republican, in the Second
congressional district. by close vote.
The republican leaders concede nothing.
and with much calmness claim a sweep
Ing victory throughout the State.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-05
.on. the wild Man I,

New york, October sl--h''.s INA
was asked today what w0u s NJ 81
Of Rooseyelt's trip through =. !, : ss;s'
"oh, the wild man -, ssl y
wen. no viii play bis .l ls,' IL 4
stage next week, ana w. "a vIn :
viii go down before him nm. az g. w.
as any more faking' nssnsei ~
takir the world has ~ el,nisa z z
called assault on him I, y in hIns'
fake-I believe he soI ~, y y h ,'
any flghting theree--'na'
his other fakes
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STONE is CERTAIN
That W. j. Brynn win he the Next
President


President
New York November L. Exc Governor
strnc gave out the following as HIS ma,
prediction tonight
The anal prediction, based on the lates,
and most accurate reports and Information
received. Is that wo VIII carry, OF The "a
called doubtful States; lndlsna. Kentucky
KANSAS ana Nebraska We have a tSnd
chance OF carrying New Jersey ana nola-
ware
TIE battle Is on N New York ulnnls
aud Ohio, n we carry one OF these three
States Mr. Brygns election Ia assured !
am positive we shall not fail TO get onc
OF me three In all three States We have
teel certain tonight that we shau c,-rv
New York and Illinois. on Bryan's cleo.
ton ! en- tonight absolutely certain. win.
out shadow OF doubt.
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counting on electing six OF the eight con-
gressmen. Salmon, In the Fourth, and
McDermott, In the Seventh. are the only
two that are conceded TO the democrats.
The democrats however, think their
candidate In the Third district, j. j.
Bergen, will defeat b. #. Howell. They
also hope to win in the Fifth district.
where they believe the personal POPULARITY
OF their candidate, John Johnson, VIII
make him winner over Congressman
Stewart.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-05
BALLOTs MERE snoRT.
Day city Politicians Are Greatly Ex-
pIfeI

Bay City. Mich. November 4.-Local
politicians were terribly excited over a
statement which appeared in West
Bay City paper today signed by the dem
ocrate committee of Bay county, alleging
fraud and robbery OF official ballots The
statement is accompanied by an affidavit
OF Judge of Probate Wright. member
OF the election committee. which alleges
that in counting The ballots as they came
from the printer they found 1875 ballots
missing in the First district; also, that
there we're shortages in ballots for the
Second and Third districts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-05
Jack son St. and E,oU

For Superintendent ojths house for !
Dav J. Abner, Jr. OF the strong
For Railroad CoYde Of the house.
For Chief Justicej.ac t''R He fou nae
NJ Cormick. was a,tsrws,is
f9r AS ociate Jylle American and
% mo- " assoc,o,o Commercial. he l.
ArpealsAcharIe. pa term in consrsss
prn. speech he has made
ror a., Considered to be Lis
II. Hancock. so,u ucnloerst Jos'A.
For l. eutenank Cirmack believed
For pre- sidenkld be seated. Oh lss|
a. large; f. republican majority
Duescher. FrSsch accordingly ltwr|
Second; Dr.. exhibitions OF manly euss
yoenrah, ss@the finest bits OF orator
f nei''i iaa Tor listened to on the Goa
Mirth. r. II placed him at once d
Eleverir. n OF house orators. Re VIZ
or, Thlrl eeTate after next March and
sod the young men Of that
For presikbidly filling up with young !
For vice others who will 20 uat
For gcy& be missed may be mtrli5
For Levy Kentucky, who. except q
For ccnT New Hampshire, Is the ~
F For ,IdlssNthe house. He Is also 4 81
terhs, \ snfan and hard worker The's
For Mothers. OF many ofHthem -
Prof. n might be said to distinguish Y
Fall of it might not be entirely \
Fot entary. They have strutied u
Welfs't day upon the public stage ana
Forback to obscurity. None Of then
Foload Of gray matter under his hh
seFll give him case OF fat feet Or q
rs knee joints.
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Situation In Town.

Des Moines. Iowa. November ALT the
hll republican vote is cast the State
committee claims the State will go rs, 900
plurality for Mckinley and Roosevelt
The democrats claim that they will
materially reduce the republican plu-
railty OF four years ago. but give no hg-
ures. They also claim thsy Will elect at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-05
CHILLY?
Do You Shiver, Then Burn With Fever, .
Malaria Its Finger Upon yo.. 'as uie

Don't wait till then. If you feel ~
your blood don't circulate if your hands - VOW
feet like ice, there is something wrong viii co'd 70
Stir it up You can not afford to fall yic syuf ol0o
lect of natures laws. S'm 70 u
Blood is the ., steam that keeps your engine ".
Impure blood blood lacking in vital elemsntS eun
the steam pressure to go down and The - alo'
slow. BE warned in time Blood is most City tnsise u
in iron. 1t is iron that makes the blood ra uence
strength, that nourishes the body, that sua' v
your finger tips. The prescription is smna you
ID DR. hARTERs IRON TONIC is the best blood y.,x -
M and contains of the necessary blood buins hs most
other. All druggists sell 1t. u"g elements VI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-05
A Treat.

sherman Democrat .r,iyss ? Z
The Houston Post now . s''l'ay =
man the same day II y W., -, ~
Of Houston The posi- y
~ new friends and patrons
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Trouble Is Ecnred.

Wheeling, w. Va. November 4.--To-
night there are claims from each party
that the other is colonizlng voters in
doubtful districts and 1t is feared that
there viii be trouble on elp3tion day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-05
Notable Flights In rcnnsyi,an,a.

Philadelphia November THE two
most notable fights in Pennsylvania for
congress are in the Twenty-seventh ana
Third districts
Congressman J, G sbley. who wa,
elected two years ago as a aemocro, a.,
the Twepty-seyenth distrlct by Mn
ralily OF 2Ssi over G. W. stone. repub-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-05
Democrats CIaim Thirteen.

Boston, Mass, November 4,-The DEM
ocrats claim thirteen congressman. The
republicans believe that the congressional
result will be the same as four years
ago, when they elected twelve.
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Both Claim California.

San Francisco, November Both the
republican and democratic central com.
mittee claim California by the same plu-
rality-12, 900 to $1,000.
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STATE TICKETS
10 lie Voted mt General Elections
Tuesday, November q.


Tuesday, November q.
Here aie the state tickets to be voted on
at the election Tuesday
For anerdng article OF the Constitution
OF Texas so as to permit the formation OF
irrigation districts in Archer, Baylor, Clay,
Wichita and Knox counties
Against amending article OF the Constltu-
ton OF Texas so as to permit the formation OF
irrigation districts in Archer. Baylor. Clay.
Wichita and Knox counties.
For presidential electors tyote for nrteen,-
Ned b. Morris. at large; II. w. Hail. nj
large, W. X. Boyd, First district; Jasper :
Eollins, Second; b. Q. Evans. Third; JAKE
hodges, Fourth: kosser Thomas, flunt
Snighata Mays, sixth; John l.. Wortham,
seventh; John J. Cox, Eighth; Dan =. Cnes 4
s sIer, Ninth; Jacob r. VOTERS Tenth; o. AZ
M Ma,cOracken, Eleventh. James klack. Twelfth;
w; d, Bell Thirteenth.
rot scNernor-Joseph D. Savers
Ror lieutenant governoi-J n browning.
t,I attorney general-rhomas S. Smith.
Love. '"'' ~ ~
Eor remuneration w Robbins.
for commissioner OF the general land or
hCC-Chnrles Rogan.
t9r superintendent OF public instruction.
D. s. Kendall.
Il. Games ~
J., R4r associate justice OF the supreme court.
r. A. Williams. NoN'
,o nor Judge Of the court of criminal appeals,v
,orrgGlr Ghief Justice Of the court OF oivlI Il
Rainey '1N'N'"' 20,
,n,, NJ associate justices OF the court OF DAM
SSpptait; -,tsh supreme judicial district " IN,
w. '"0'-'onh Bookhout Howard Temple ..
Republican Ticket. a.
prgn ppIvgSihlGehtlal electors-Paul Frickt nos.
=. MAeGregor. william r.. Roberts, Jatlot
i nrn y Robert A. Caldwell, Henry EE the
VIM" w starting, Alexander G Armybf the
"i'' Eni, henry Christian. Carl Beck III will
a, IlFinln, William Westhoif Thon the
"IEVuNenprow' William n. Worsham. En,,s A.
T ioor ,rovefnor-R. Hannay.
TIT Lieu enart Concentration n GID.
Eor Attorney General--Lock Mcparto solve
F isoi TTomplroller--Josep Tweody. btng the
Eor Ireasurer-C. X Mcnoweli. 4 orehard
Nor Land commissioner--C. C. MI time N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-05
Bryan. plurality Estimntea 10000,

Denver. COL. November Estate Chair
MIN Milton Smith Of the democratic part,
today estimated Bryar's plurality in Col
orado at the coming election at $4,000
Although complete fusion on the state
ticket was effected when the democrats,