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The Portland daily press., 1900-07-30
Lansng.S Counter.
H0Sge9y Counter.

The end of a dozen
different styles Of plain
and fancy Black Hosiery
(women's) wide and
narrow top, to go Mon
day at 25c, regular price
SOC.
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-30

One lot Of cut glass
Salt Cellars, at 7c each.
One lot Of Japanese Bon
Bon Dishes, decorated,
at 48c, were 75c. One
lot Of German Porcelain
Candle Sticks, (bIue and
white, at Zoe, were Soc.
One lot Of wooden Table
Mats, at zoe the set Of
six. One lot of plated
Teaspoons, at l8c a
dozen.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-10

ored employees OF Uncle Sam VINO
held positions oil the way from the
Register OF Treasury to the jinitor-
.hi % OF which Mr.. BRYAN complained
WIS most effsstivs argument among
the color5d voters 10 the doubtful
states.
Mr.. MCKINLEY has won and many an
inspiration of thankfulness and praye
to GoD has gone up from cabins in the
lonely southern homes.
When Mr.. BRYAN can square his par
ty with his speeches, then perhaps our
people viii lead the way in his direc-
ton, and in a manner strikinglv SINH
lar TO the journey of the CT ildreu
Israel from the expressions Of Egypt
But, until that time, Mr.. BRYAN we
must smile over the success of Repub-
liean Party in it's fight for the control
OF the National government.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-10
Sad Happening in the Philippine Is
lsnds-Killed Him.

SAN AARcELBNo, P. l., Sept. 10, 1900.
PIT. VIM Weekly OF 90. 1, 25th In
fantry was shot ssnd almost instantly
killed By private wilImore OF 60. M
25th 1ufsntry, as is predecessor it 10
presumed it was the result OF gam
bling. 1t happened at Iba, the regi.
mental headquarters. The deceased
was native OF Missouri and enlisted
il 81. Louis for the Oath Infantry. He
was honorAbly discharged from thai
organization and re-sDlisted in the
70 n Infantry on arrival at FL Logan
He was made regimental clerk and
remained Ia that position until the reg
imeut left for the Philippines. He Yves
tine speciman of physical manhood,
and fond OF demonstrating thu same.
When the Battalion headquarters
were opened at San Filipe ana enc com
missary es aplished he was made clerk
and held that position till he was OF
dered to Iba Just prior to his death.
On Friday evening at 7 O'Clock q
grand entertainments was given by the
Lyeeum of che Post Y. Al q. A. which
was attended in large numbers by the
natives. They enjoyed it heartily not
withstandiI & they could only under
stand the motion s.
The program was IS follows: Shakes
perian recitation, Richard III, Sar-
geant Turner Pain; The downfall oil
Kentucky Lemus" (comic burlesque)
The man who didn't know how &c
keep his money" Mr. VIM. Anderson
and Co.
Serg't Turner as Richard III was ali
| that could be desired, and the work OF
Messrs. VIM. and Luke Anderson, Darl
and Isom are unequaled.
The Peace Commissioners are now IN
charge. The result OF their Influence
can not be determined at this early
date,
Another wind storm has set in.
STAFF CORRESPONDENTS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-10
THE SUCCESS OF MR.. NO KINLBY.

THE re- election OF President McKrN-
ley while generally anticipated has
nevertheless besn q source of gratifi-
cation TO those colorsd men who we're
luke warm in his support, and dissat-
isfied with his policies.
In the light of present events and
f1ture possibilities, there was no mid
die ground which one could occupy.
While he had not come up fully ito our
expectations, he had gone long dis
lance towards a realiz alton of our de-
sires.
he was surrounded by party mana
gers to whom he owed allegiance and
no where have we observed that he
failed to render al of the assistance in
his power with view to comply with
their wishes. Hia Individual opinions
A4Own, but he yielded them
at the demand of others. So true was
this that he was finally silenced and it
was announced that he would make no
speeches and receivs no delegations.
His declaration that "forcible annexa-
ton would be criminal aggression, y
was being used by his political eppo-
t0ents from one section OF the country
to the other.
He had drawn to himself g-odp OF
devoted admirers, while those who OF
posed him were filed with disgust ever
his apparent Standardization by the
abandonment OF principles which be
had 30 many times espoused. he had
1ecognizod the brother in black LY oNs
CHEATHAAI, WRroHT, LYNCH Pow Ell
and host of others were resdy 10 tes'
tify to that, while the 'last ere q the
campaign" showing that Gig! tailIion
dollars were paid annually 20 the col.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-10

Cumberland-Jesse S. SfeeNhan.
William J. Moore. Both Republicans.
Essex-R. Garrabrandts. j. II. Bach
eiler, John Howe, Robert w. Brown.
r.. G. Schmidt, e. e. Gnichtel, w. G..
Sharwell, Edgar Williams, Frederick
Cummings, Robert NJ. Boyd, Jr., Will
lam A. Lord. All Republicans.
GlQucester-William p. Buck.
Hudson-Leon Abbott, Patrick Con-
molly, John A. DENIM, John ]. FaIlon,
Hillian II. Lutz, Maurice Marks. Ed
ward j. Rice, Peter Stillweu. p.
Anthony Rock, George G.. Tenant.
John w. Vellers. All Democrats.
Mercer-George w. Page, Frederick
p. Reese, j. Warren Fleming. All Re-
publicans.
Middlesex-Adrian Lyons. J. E.
Montgomery, II. r. Groves. All Re
publicans.
Morris-Samuel L. Garrison, Charles
r. Whitehead. Both Republicans.
Monmouth-S. w. Kirkbride. Will
lam Flyers, Charles r. Snyder. All Re-
publicans.
Ocean-Courtney G. Carr, Rep.
Passaic-E. G.. Stalter, V. II. Lewis.
William III. Davidson, Hiram Keelser.
All Republicans.
Salem-Henry J. Blohm, Rep.
Somerset-Henry w. Hoagland, Rep.
Sussex-Archibald z. Mcbride, Dem.
Union-Ellis r. Meeker. Chester M.
Smith, Charles S. Foote. All Republi-
cans.
Warren-Jacob B. Smith, Hiram n.
White. Both Republicans.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-10
THE NEWS AT CANTON.
The President Reads the Returns mt
His Home.


Canton, o., Oct. President Me-
Kinley received the election returns
last night at his home surrounded by a
large number of his old friends and
neighbors, including many ladies who
came as the guests of Mrs. Mckinley,
to share with her the interest and ex-
citement OF this eliminating event of
the campaign. Direct wires connected
the house with the Republican national
headquarters at New York and at Chi
cago with Senator Hanna, at the Union
club, Cleveland, and with the home Of
Governor Roosevelt, at Oyster Bay. so
that the president was In constant tele-
graphic touch with his associate on the
ticket and with the campaign leaders.
The president made his headquarters
in his library, where most of the gentle
men guests congregated, while Mrs.
Mckinley entertained the ladies in the
parlor. The president was in his usual
good humor, showing no signs of
anxiety over the result.
The president, in person, read aloud
some of the returns, but refrained from
making any common whatever on the
result and accepting with unruffied
composure the favorable reports which
began to come in at an early hour. Sec
Rotary Cortelyou read most Of the dis
patches, some of the more cheering an
nouncements being heartily applauded
by the guests. Most of the early ad-
vices were fragmentary, and incon-
elusive, but the strong indications that
New York and probably Illinois had
gone for Mckinley was received with
great satisfaction
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-10
NEW JERSEY FOR MKINLEY.
A Democratic Loss i'm the State Leg
isIntnrR


isIature.
Trenton, Nov. 7.-Incomplete returns
from different parts of the state indi-
cate that New Jersey has been carried
Cor Mckinley and Roosevelt by more
than $4,000. The Republicans elect six
OF the eight congressman, the same
representation as last year, and will
have an overwhelming majority in
both houses of the legislature, insuring
the election of Republican to succeed
William ]. Sewell, Republican, as
United States senator.
The Democrats have only succeeded
In carrying four out of q counties
Hudson, Hunterdon, Sussex and War
rem. they have made net loss of three
members in the upper house of the leg
lslature. The new senate will stand 10
Republicans to Democrats and the
house viii contain IL Republicans and
is Democrats, the same as last year.
The four Democratic senators are Cor
nish, OF Warren, who holds over, Geb-
hardt, of Hunterdon, Martin, of Sus-
sex, and Hudspetch. of Hudson.
The two Democratic congressman are
Salmon OF the Fourth district, who is
reelected, and McDermott of the
Seventh district, who succeeds the late
Congressman DAILY, Democrat. Con-
gresham Howell Republican, In the
Third district, who it was thought
would have a close fight, was elected
by at least 1000 plurality.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-10


stronghold, and unless there was q
landslide in the outside counties be-
yons all reasonable expectation the
pivotal state of New York had declared
in unmistakable terms, although by a
greatly reduced majority, for the Re-
publican candidates. AS the night pro-
crossed it only severed to confirm this
judgment.
The roll call Of electoral votes is an
parently as follows:
McKinley-California, 8; Connecti-
cut, 6; Delaware, 3; Illinois, "a: Indi-
ana, 10; Iowa, 13; Maine, 6; Maryland,
s; Massachusetts, Is; Michigan, IA;
Minnesota, 8: New Hampshire, 4 New
Jersey, 10; New York, Sc: North Da-
kota, 8; Oregon, 4: Ohio, %: Pennsyl-
vania, 50; Rhode Island, 4; Vermont,
A; Washington, 4; West Virginia. g.;
Wisconsin, -; Wyoming, 8; Kansas.
10. Total, 277.
Bryan-Alabama, IL; Arkansas, s.;
Colorado, 4; Florida, 4: Georgia, 10;
Louisiana, s; Mississippi, 8: Missouri.
Il; Montana, 3; Nevada, 8; North
Carolina, IL; South Carolina, 9: Ten
nessee, IL; Texas, 10; Utah, 3; Vir-
ginia, 10. Total, 142.
Unreported-Idaho, 8: Kentucky, IS:
Nebraska, s; South Dakota, L. Total,
2S.
The returns from Illinois betrayed a
like condition. The Republican plural
ity of 1896 was greatly reduced, but il
was still far too large to be overcome.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-10

We have received the Colored Amer
icsn Magazine. The following are its
contents for November, 1900:
When Hank Davis Had Sstiated
His Vengeful Thirst, He Cut the ropes
Which Bound Her, and She Sang upon
the Ground Again." Frontispiece.
From ''ContendinR Forces" Drawn
by K. Emmett Owens. Psrs the Beau
full, Morris Lewis. illustrated fion
photographs taken especially for that
article.) Tousssint Love- ture: His
life ard times, il ustrsted, by Pauline
r.. HoPkins. Wealth Maketh Many
Friends" Rev. George E. Stevens,
which is meditation on the recent
Negro Business League meeting. F-s.
cinating Bible Stories, l. Adam and
Eve, illustrated, Charles Winslow Hall
Here and There, fully illustrated.
Major General Antonio Msceo, with
portrait, S X. +. o. q. Hamedoe.
Tine Stress of Impulse" (SeriaN by
Maitland Leroy Osborne. "A Retrospect
OF the Past. Pauline E Hopkins. A
selection from the look 'Oontending
Forces" Miss Florence Isham's por-
trait. Editorial and publishers an
nouncement.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-10

600 Rep; Mississippi. 45,O00 Dem. !;
Missouri. $4,000 DEM; Montana, $4,000
DEM; Nebraska, 5000 Rep; Nevada,
1000 DEM; New Hampshire, 10000
Rep; New Jersey, $4,000 Rep; New
York, $4,000 Rep; North Carolina,
10000 Dem; North Dakota, 5000 Rep.
Ohio, 10000 Rep; Oregon, 10000 Rep;
Pennsylvania, zoo, 900 Rep; Rhode ISL
and. 10000 Rep; South Carolina,
10000 DEM; South Dakota, in
doubt; Tennessee, $4,000 Dem; Texas.
$4,000 Dem. Utah, not reported; YER
mont, 10000 Rep; Virginia, 10000
DEM; Washington, not reported; West
Virginia, 10000 Rep; Wisconsin, 1OO,-
900 Rep; Wyoming, 5000 Rep.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-10
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURES.
Partial List of Members Elected TO
Senate and House.

Partial List of Members Elected to
senate and House.
Philadelphia, Nov. THE present
state senate consists of 81 Republicans
and 13 Democrats. OF these IL Re-
publicans and II Democrats hold over.
Elections were held in 26 districts.
Following are the successful candi-
dates: First district, George A. Ware,
Rep; Sd, f. A. Osbourn, Rep; 9Th.
William Il. Berkelbach, Rep; 7th.
John c. Grady, Rep; 9th, William c..
Sproul, Rep; 18th, e. NJ. Herbst, Dem. !;
18th, Milton Heidelbaugh, Rep; 18th,
John e. Fox, Rep; 10th, Samuel Weiss,
Good Govt; 21st, William Drury. Rep.
2Sd, Robert S. Edmiston, Good Govt;
18th, Myron Matson, Rep: 9th, b. K.
Focht, Rep; 33d, Alex. Stewart, Rep. !;
35th, j. 9. Stineman, Rep; 37th, John
S. Fisher, Rep; 41st, A. G. Williams.
Rep; ADD, g. l.. Magee, Rep. and Dem. :;
45th, John w. Crawford, Rep; 47th.
James D. Emery, Rep; 49th, A. E.
Sisson, Rep.
A. Nj. Smith, Rep, elected to assem-
bly, in Snyder county.
Blair county-Quay Assemblymen G..
M. Patterson and Edward p. Gamble
elected.
Fulton county-S. w. Kirk, Dem,
elected representative.
Somerset county-Koontz and Ken
dali, Reps, elected representatives.
Huntingdon county-Taylor and
Montgomery, Reps, are elected TO the
house.
Luzerne county-Two anti-Quay. one
Republican and three Democrats were
elected to the house
The entire Democratic ticket, incIud-
ing three members of the legislature,
is probably elected in Northampton
county.
Fayette county-Arenburg McCune
and Davis, Quay Reps, elected to the
house.
Tioga county = Champagne and
Hitchcock, Reps, elected to house.
Columbia county-Creasey and Ike
Ter, DENIS, elected to the house.
Venango county-Indications point
to the election of Maloney, Dem, and
Emery, Rep, as representatives.
Lackawana county-For representa-
tives: Reynolds, Rep, Flaherty, Dem.
James, Rep. and Philbin, Rep.
John I. Harrison, Rep, was elected
to the house in the Twenty-first Phila-
delphia district over the fusion candi-
date.
Franklin county-Pomeroy and We'll
dy, Reps, elected to the house.
Pike county-Westbrook, Dem, elect
ed to the house.
Lebanon county-For assembly Prof.
Groh, Rep, and Prof. Bierman, Good
Govt, are elected.
Montgomery county-For representa-
tives the Republican candidates, Nc
Glatherty, Barker, Murphy, DeHaven
and Halderman, are elected by majori-
ties ranging from 500 to 1000.
Chester county-The meager returns
thus far indicate that fusion has lost.
and that Senator Snyder, Rep, has
been reelected by an increased major
ity. The Republican candidates for the
legislature, Lack, Cope, Coryen and
Fox, are elected by smaller majorities.
The Fifteenth and Twenty-seventh
legislative districts of Philadelphia
were carried by the Republicans
against fusion.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-10
A Delightful Surprise.

It was delightful surprise rendered
to Mr.. and Mrs. S NJ. Wilson at their
residence. 10I7 Hickory st , led by Mr..
aud Mrs. Thoms w. Smith.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Langhorn, Miss Mamie b.
Jones, Mrs Jennie Hawkins, and Mrs.
James. Me. and Mrs Thomas P1ruer,
Mr.. Waiter Moss, Miss Mary Evans.
Mrs. Mary Pryor, Mrs. Mary Coles,
Mr.. A. Floyd MIR, aud Mrs. Henry
Grsnton, Mrs. artie Fuller. Miss Nell
lie Aytes, Mrs. Eliza AYtes. Mr. John
Gary, Miss NJ. Green Miss Lucy Deane
Mss Addie Tinsley, Mrs Fannie Hall,
Mrs. Thomas RylAnd, Mrs. Matte Per-
~, Mr.. and Mrs Monroe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Giles, Mrs. Rosa Lovirg. Mr.. W s.
Floyd, Mr.. II Y, FloyG, Mrs. Sarah
Wilson, Mrs. John Noes, Mr. Willie
Hill, Mr. Wesley Ayes.
After spending several hours of pleas
ure, the guest with the host and host
ess were ushered into the DIM ng room
where the table WAS laden with the
delicacies of the season, and amid the
sweet strains of music every one pres.
eDt enjoyed themselves TO the fullest
extent.
At two o'clock the mtrry party left
and wendell their way to their sveral
homes. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson bid you
call again.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-10
THE RESULT IN MARYLAND.
McKinley's Plurality 1O,OO0-Perhap.
Solid Republican Delegation.

Mchinley's Plurality 1O.OOO-PerhaDs
Solid Republican Delegation.
Baltimore. Nov. president Nc
Kinley carried Baltimore city by
majority of $685.. The returns from
the counties are meager, but official
advices from 81 scattered precincts out
of 354 give him 1925, as against I6.-
197 for Bryan, thus assuring him a
majority of at least 10000 in the state.
The defeat of the Democrats has been
thorough and surprising, it being GER
tain that they have lost FIVE out Of the
six congressman, with the probabili-
ties in favor of a clean sweep by the
loss of the other. The doubtful dis
trict is the Second, in which Exon
gresham j. Fred G.. Talbot is the
Democratic candidate and A A. Blake
ney the Republican aspirant The re-
turns, with one precinct missing, show
a majority for Blakeney, and it is re-
garded as highly probable that he is
elected. This means a net loss Of two
congressman to the Democrats. the
Fourth and First districts having been
represented by Democrats, though Gov
ernor John Walter Smith, who was
elected in the First, resigned soon az
terward to become governor of the
state. His business partner, State
Senator John p Moore, was nomi-
mated by the Democrats 20 succeed him,
and his defeat was n source of great
surprise, il being considered that he
was practically sure of election.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-10
THE PENNsYLvANIA PLURALITY.
Estimates Indicate McISinIcys' Lead
il Two Hundred Thousand.

E-stlmatcs Indicate McfNinIcys' Lead
Ii Two Hundred Thousand.
Philadelphia, Nov. o. Estimates
from one-half of the counties in Penn
sylvania indicate a plurality for Nc
Kinley of over 100000. In this city
the fusion of the Democrats with the
Municipal League cut down the Re-
publican county majority, but j. Hamp-
ton Moore, for city treasurer, and ia
cob Singer, for register OF Wills, are
elected by more than $4,000 plurality.
Pennsylvania's delegation in the next
congress will not be less than "a Re-
ppbdcans to 8 Democrats, as against
20 Republicans and 10 Democrats in
the present congress.
NJ. S. Quay's friends are claiming
they will have a majority on joint bal
lot favorable to his reelection to the
United States senate and the returns
would appear to bear out this claim.
The control of the state senate as
between Quay and anti-Quay is in
doubt, with chances favoring the Quay
ties, though the complete returns may
give the organization of that body to
the opponents of Mr.. Quay
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-10

VICE PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.
On the other hand, the returns from
Indiana, Michigan, the two Dakotas,
Utah and Wyoming, as well as Ne
braska, seemed to indicate strong Re
publican gains over 1896. Delaware.
Maryland and West Virginia have
given decisive Republican pluralities
for the national ticket.
The count in several of the far west
ern states was naturally so delayed as
to give little indication of the outcome
there, but they had ceased to have a
determining effect and before 10
o'clock the Democratic leaders had
given up the contest, and it was an
nounced that Mr.. Bryan had gone to
bod end was sound asleep.
mote story is easily and briefly
told. The Republican ticket will have
a larger electoral vote than four wears
ago, but in the larger states of the east
and middle west, the pluralities have
been greatly reduced.
Massachusetts had fallen from 174.-
00O co SO, New York from 26S 600 to
100000 and Illinois from 142, 900 to 10O,-
600 or less.
The following are the pluralities re-
ported at this hour. They are largely
estimated:
Alabama, $4,000 Dem; Arkansas, 49,
600 Dem; California, 10000 Rep; Col
orado, 35.ee0 Dem; Connecticut, 49,
900 Rep; Delaware, 5000 Rep; Flor
ida, 10000 Dem; Georgia, Al, 900 Dem. !;
Idaho, not reported; Illinois. 10000
Rep; Indiana, 80 900 Rep; Iowa, 1OO,-
000Rep.; Kansas, 20, 900 Rep; Kentucky,
In doubt; Louisiana, 10000 Dem. !;
Maine. IS ZOO. Rep; Maryland, 10000
Hep; Massachusetts, $4,000 Rep;
l.ichigan. 10000 Rep; Minnesota, S.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-10

PRICE-Atter & brief illness OF only
about wee k Meta Beatrice Price, the
infant daughter OF ME-. aud Mrs A. ID.
Price passed away Friday, NV. 2nd.
Is was months old, lacking one day,
and'was the picture of health.
Its death was shock both to par
ents aud friends aud the large attend
ance at the residence on Sunday morn
ing last and the long line of carriages
with a mourning popnlace told in what
esteem IL WAS held Rev. stokes offisi-
ated. chis is the sesond misfortune
which has overtaken this couple. The
little one is gone co that God who gave
it and it's soul is happy in better
world than this
cleveland and New York papers please
copyl.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-10
A Grand b zaar.

A committee from the Lsdies Auxil
ia-y will rod q grand bszsar at the
new PYshIsn Castle Hall, Sill North
Ssd S., beginning Monday evening
Nov. 19th, for the benefit of the Thos.
w Mitchell monument fund.
The ladies will endeavor to make
this bazaar even more enjoyable thai
the last one. No pains will be spared
10 do 80. Good music, flowers, re-
fresh ments, and pretty young ladies
to help make it pleasant. No voting"
sUommittee: r.. George Foster,
Chairman. Mrs. Lillian Payne, Mics
Lucy A. P tiers, Mrs Laura J. viii
liams. You are invited.
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