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A Quiet sunday.

CANTON, O., November president
McKinley's last Sunday In Canton for
some time to come was very similar to
other Sundays of the summer vacation
spent here. He took Mrs. Mckinley
fol- her usual morning drive. and then
went to the First Methodist church,
where he usually worships. During the
afternoon they took another drive.
There were a number OF callers dur
ing the day. A party Of travelling men
stopping at Massillon hotels come over
to shake hands, and another party of a
dozen stopping at one OF the local hotels
also called to pay their respects.
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GOING HOME TO VOTE.

CHICAGO, November 4-The Ma
tional Committeeman of both parties
who have been in Chicago during the
campaign, will go to their several
homes to vote. Most of them will re-
turn Immediately to Chicago to be here
when the returns come in. Senator
Hanna will vote in Cleveland, Vice
Chairman Payne, in Milwaukee, and
Secretary Heath in Muncie, Ind. 1t is
Senator. Hanna's intention after voting
to go to Canton and spend the day
with the President. He will return to
Cleveland in the evening, however, to
receive the returns.
Senator Jones, chairman of the DEM
ocratic National Committee, Executive
Committeeman Johnson and Secretary
Welsh will remain here, not being able
to go home to vote and get back in
time to participate in the headquarters
function election night.
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Senator Davis, Condition.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, November A.
The condition OF Senator c. X. Davis
is reported as decidedly worse tonight
and grave fears are entertained that II
his life shall be saved it may be at
the cost of his foot or possibly his
right leg. The pus which had formed
in the fore part of his foot and for the
removal of which two surgical opera
tons were performed, has now gather
ed further back toward the heel and in
dications are that it is permeatiug the
entire limb.
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Found Dead in the woods.

NEW YORK. November AIRS. Mollie
Mcleod, of Montclar. \. j.. disappeared
from her home on Friday October 2eth.
and to-day she was found dead In the
woods on the crest Of the Orange noun
tains. a bottle which is supposed 10 have
contained poison lay near the body and
1t is supposed she committed suicide.
Mrs. McLeod's disappearance from homo
created considerable stir. 1t was thought
she had wandered away while suffering
from temporary mental trouble. The po-
lice all over the country were asked TO
aid In finding her, and a watch was kept
upon all the hospitals and morgues She
was the wife of Nell Mcleod. of tho
American Steel & Wire Company. She
had been in poor health for some time
past and this is thought TO have caused
her act.
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SUCCESS IN SIGHT FORBRYAN'
Continued F3om First Page.


his allegiance to the Republican party,
Is the candidate against Lewis Emery,
Jr.. Democrat, The fight here is Bit
ter one and the result is doubtful. The
Third district, formerly represented. by
Hon. Samuel ]. Randall, is. in Phila-
delphia. and is the scene of another
determined fight. Congressman Nc
Aleer, Democrat and present repre-.
sentative, and Henry Burk, Republic
can are the candidates. Charges of
police interference, repeating, false reg
istration and all manner OF political
fraud are icing freely made on both
sides Both claim victory here.
In those legislative districts where
there are contests to-day was one of
labor rather than rest. Every effort
was being made by leaders of the Quay
and anti-Quay factions to bring their
forces into line for Tuesdays conflict.
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Am erciens Won.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, November A.
An international game of ball played
here this afternoon between Cubans
and Americans resulted in yictory for
the Americans by a score of to 4.
The Americans, whose team included
two former members of the National
League and several colegians, were
greatly surpside by the stiff game
played by the Cubans. who had been
practicing daily for some time.
The Cuban team include1 several
graduates of American universities.
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ANOTHER BODY
Found i'm the Ruins of the New York
Fire Yesterday.

Found i'm the Ruins of the New York
Fire Yesterday.
NEW YORK, November Another
body was taken from the ruins of the
Tarrant building to-day. The body
proved to be that of man. The right
leg and the left arm were missing, the
features unacceptable, and there
were no marks on the clothing which
would identify the wearer.
Building department employees pulled
down portion of the wedge shaped
building at 273 Washington street this
evening. They attempted to pull down
the entire building but pulled off only
the upper floor, the third. The same
gangs are working as have been en-
ployed heretofore and Warren street is
entirely clear, though no thoroughfare
is allowed yet.
The ruins were viewed by more peo-
pie to-day than at any time since the
explosion.
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EXPLOSION and Fire.

NEW YORK, November 4.-Follow-
ing an explosion to-day, which blew
off the iron shutters in the five-story
building at No. 49S Broome street and
broke windows in adjacent buildings,
flames did much damage to the stock
of goods in the place. The firms in
the building were Alfred Bleyer & Co.,
manufacturers of paper and Irvine; the
Bamberger knitting mills; the Elm
stein & Co. factory, and H. Stockman,
manufacturer of umbrellas.
Among those and the owner of the
building, the estimated loss of SIS, 600 is
distributed. What caused the explosion Is
not definitely known. Two passersby
were slightly injured by flying glass when
the windows blew out
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IN NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Neb., November 4.-To-
morrow will be lively day in Ne
hraska and for an ante-election 0ay
will probably eclipse anything of the
kind in the States history. Both Re-
publicans and Democrats are prepar-
Ing for great demonstrations in Omaha
In the evening.
Mr. Bryan will speak at dozen
places after a days tour in the State
and the Democrats plan to make 1t
an eye opener for this Republican dis
trict. The Republicans VIII have a
monster parade and barbecue with lots
Of red fire.
Both are still claiming the State, the
Republicans by 5000 plurality for Nc
Kinley and the Fusionists by $4,000
for Bryan. AS registration has been
exceptionally heavy and the campaign
has been thorough, the vote il city
and country is likely to be a record
breaker. The Republicans claim gains
among the farmers, while the Demo-
Gratis expect an increase in the cities
and among the foreign born.
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EMERGENCY RATIoNS
Being Experimental with by Troops
Under the supervision of a Board

Under the Supervision Oh q bOar0
of Officers.
FORT RENO, Okla, November A.
The board of officers detailed by the
War Department to discover, if posi-
BILE, an emergency ration that will meet
all the requirements of troops engaged
in active warfare while away from their
base of supplies and in hostile coun-
try, where provisions are scarce, left
here yesterday with detachment OF
twenty-five men from troop A, Eighth
cavalry, for experimental purposes. The
men will observe the same routine as
if they were engaged in an active cam
paign against an enemy. The mem
bers of the board are Captain S. w.
Fountain, Eighth cavalry, and Captain
S. w. Foster, Fifth cavalry. Captain
and Assistant Surgeon J. D. Poindex-
ter, stationed at Fort Reno, accom-
panied the expedition. A single ration
is supposed to contain enough food to
sustain man a day and in its pack
age weighs slightly more than a pound.
The board has two different emergency
rations with which it will experiment.
The first is ration prepared by the
board after an examination and analy
sis of the food preparations used in
nearly all the European armies. The
boards observations and conclusions
manufactured under its supervision.
The second is a ration produced by
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THE NINE DISASTER.
Operations VIII BE Resumed To-day
No More Deaths.

No More Deaths.
PH1LIPPI, w. Va, Nov 4.-The
work of clearing the mine at Berrys-
burg progressed so well to-day that
operations will be resumed tomorrow.
1t has been ascertained now that there
were only fourteen men in the mine,
ard that the explosion was caused by
dynamite and not by gas. The four
teen men on the repa;c gang were all
White and they were working during
the night. The list of victims as given
last night was correct. Mine Boss Oh
lie Marks is also dead and his brother,
William Marks, will not recover Jas.
Jackson is not expected to survive the
night. The miners are al negroes,
and if the explosion had occurred dur
ing the day there would have been
many lives lost. Three mules and six
cars were blown out of the entry tun-
mel with the fourteen men. Some of
the bodies were torn to pieces.
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home from visit to friends. Mr..
Weatherhead was a prosperous farmer.
A BIG ORDER
Placed by the ID. & o. with n West
house Company.


PITTSBURG, Pa, November 4.-The
Baltimore & Ohio railroad company has
placed quarter of million dollar order
for draft gear appliances with the West
inghouse Air Brake Company. This order
is not only important on account of the
money expended, but it is of great inter
est IN railroad circles, because it estab-
fishes the success Of a practically new
railroad appliance. This is the friction
draft gear, invented by George Westing-
house, and upon which he has been at
work for % years. 1t was first introduced
four years ago on the Pittsburg, Bessemer
& Lake Erie railroad, and since then il
has also been placed on number of other
roads The inventor claims for the appli-
ance that 1t will decrease the shocks when
two cars buff against each other, and that
it will add greatly to the safety OF the
train, as well as preserve the cars. The
friction draft gear is manufactured by
the Westinghouse Air Brake Company.
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The CarliSt Trouble.

MADRID, November Am official
dispatch announces that the chief of
the Carlist band which had been opcr-
ating in the Berga district, has taken
refuge in France and that the band in
the province of Alicante has been dis
pcrsed.
Arrests of Carlists, particularly
priests, continue throughout the coun-
try. The arrest of vicar of a church
in Madrid has led to the discovery OF
additional compromising documents.
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Spent n ssuieI DnN.

NEW YORK, November 4.-Gover-
nor Roosevelt spent quiet day at his
Oyster Bay home. In the morning he
attended services at the Episcopal
church, alter which he took long
walk through the wood, reaching his
home about eight o'clock. There were
no callers during the day. The Gov
ernor said he had received no mess
ages Of any kind. He says he feels
no i'll effects from his long campaign
ing trip. He was not even hoarse.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, November At
Is expected that the full registered vote
will be cast in California, notwith-
standing the campaign has been an un-
usally quiet one. Both the Republican
and Democratic central committees are
claiming the State by the same major
ity, 10000 to $4,000 A conservative
estimate is that the State will only
go 5000 or 5000 either way. The Re-
publican committee claim all seven
Congressman, but give no figures. The
Democrats claim they will elect their
nominees in the Second, Fourth, Fifth
and Seventh districts.
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BETTORS FAVOR BRYAN.

BALTIMORE, November 4.-The
day has been a quiet one throughout
the State with no political develop
ments of Importance, except that Chair
man Goldsborough, of the Republican
State Central Committee, tonight is
sued statement in which he claimed
that Mckinley would surely carry the
State by at least 1900 votes. Both
sides seem confident, and the betting.
which has heretofore been strongly in
favor of Mckinley, has veered sharply
toward BRYAN.
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Organization Perfected.

CHICAGO, November f-one hundred
people, representing thirty lodges OF tho
bankrupt Home Forum Benefit order. met
here to-day. and perfected an organization
of former members of the fraternal iusur-
anee society to contest the merging OF this
society with the Safety Fund Insurance
Company, of Syracuse. n. "
The order has a membership of over 90
600 scattered throughout the United
States
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A native orchestra lured the United
States troops from their quarters near
Dagupan while the insurgents attacked
the rear, killing two Americans and
wounding three.
To-day Senior Buencamino, repre-
senting the principal ex-insurgents in
Manila, requested Judge Taft to for
ward to Washington signed express
sion of their loyalty. There is consid-
cradle excitement over the approaching
Presidential election with good deal
of betting on the result.
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teen Presidential electors pledged to
Mckinley and Roosevelt will be elected
is claimed by the Republicans and con-
coded by the Democrats.
A euiet Day in Chicago.

CHICAGO, November 4.-Nationai
political headquarters were practic-
allv deserted to-day. The members of
the managing committees who were
in the city dropped politics and spent
the day in pleasure. Senator j. X.
Jones, chairman of the Democratic
committee, however. was the eXcep-
ton. He remained in his room, scan
ming the field again. The outlook
seemed to please him, for he said he
was more certain than ever that Will
lam ]. Bryan would be elected.
Senator Hanna spent the day car
rage riding. He declared that he had
nothing to add to what he had said
sor weeks past-that President Nc
Kinley would get more electoral votes
than he did in 1896.
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NEW JERSEY.

NEW YORK, November 1.-The
campaign in New Jersey was practical
ly closed last night with meetings in
every town and city of any size in the
State. The Republicans claim that
Mckinley will carry the State by a
good majority. The Republicans are
counting on electing six of the eight
Congressman, Salmon in the Fourth
and McDermott in the Seventh being
the only two conceded to the Demo
Gratis. The Democrats, however, think
their candidate in the Third district,
James j. Bergen, will defeat Benjamin
T. Howell
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WHAT THE BoER RIFLE PITS LOOKED LIKE.

hardly realizes ideal
followed
admirably
of this hiding
their bottle spurious
freshmens
tightly approach
Beers continually
the shells whsed reechd overhead
is claimed that digging rifle sharp
shooting
American methods
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HorrfbIe!

LONDON, November 5.-Dr. Morri-
son, wiring to the Times from Pekin,
November /, says:
1.-THE evidence ON the Pao Ting Flu
trial to fix the responsibility for the
massacres showed that an American
lady, before execution, was led naked
through the city, and that her breasts
were cut Off The destruction of two
temples is not an adequate punishment
for such inhumanity."
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MUCH CURIOSITY
To See Valet Charles Jones Was MAN.
ifested Yesterday.


NEW YORK, November MANY
curious people went to the Bellevue
hospital this afternoon in the hope OF
seeing Charles Jones valet of the dead
millionaire Rice. The curiouS persons
walked up to the prison ward where
Jones lies behind a big screen, and
tried to peer in at him, but he was
effectually hidden from view. He OBJ
jects to visitors, and in fear that the
screens will not prove effective enough
to keep him from sight, he uses a
newspaper to hide behind. He has a
hole cut in the middle of this about
the size of silver dollar, and peeks
through the hole at those outside the
ward.
Jones read the Sunday papers all
day. and was in very good spirits and
seemingly not depressed at all. 1t is
expected he will be in condition to be
taken to the Tombs in day or two.
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NO TRUSTS!
NO MILITARISM!
NO IMPERIALISM
WE WISH TO REMAIN FREE PEOPLE,
instantly Killed.

NORTHFIELD Mass, November A..
Sanford W. Weatherhead and his
wife, both between 60 and Go years of
age, were almost instantly killed this
evening, their carriage being struck
by an engine at Wares crossing, in
this town, as they were returning
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November 4.-The
political situation in Missouri tonight
is somewhat changed from that out
lined in these dispatches last night
The Democrats reiterate their ability
to carry the national ticket to victory by
from 10000 to $4,000. The Republicans
on the other hand, still entertain the
belief that Flory will capture the CUB
ernatoriai plum, but even go farther
than they did yesterday, and predict
that Missouri will give Mckinley a
small majority.
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IOWA UNCHANGED.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, November A.
No new developments have occurred to-
day to change the political situation in
this State. If the full Republican vote is
cast the State committee claims the
State will go $4,000 plurality for Nc
Kinley and Roosevelt electors.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BOSTON, November 4.-The work of
arousing interest in the Presidential
campaign among the voters of Massa-
chusetts, which has been done by con-
siderable vigor by party leaders and
orators, is nearly finished. That fif-
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The Wool Market.

LONDON, November 4.-The Times
publishes the following from its Buenos
Ayres correspondent:
THE condition of the wool market
is giving rise to serious anxiety There
are $4,000 tons here from the last clip,
for which there is practically no sale"
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Virginia for Bryan.

RICHMOND, Va. November A
There is no change in the election sit
uation in Virginia since the practical
closing of the Campaign Saturday
night. The electoral vote is safe for
Bryan by some 10000 and the Demo-
Gratis claim full delegation in Con-
gress. The Republicans however, have
fighting chance in three districts.
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STILL FUSsTN'.
The Jungle and Thicket War in tn

Philippines Goes Steadily On.
MANILA, November 4.-Last week
was devoted to active scouting. The
insurgents having failed TO crush sin
gle garrison, are now experiencing a re-
action.
Lieuts. Wilson and Dority, of the
Forty-fifth volunteer infantry destroyed
large stores of rice, four granaries and
barracks near Bato.
Captain Atkinson, with thirty-four
men Of the Thirty-seventh volunteer
infantry, attacked 100 insurgents under
Col. Valencia. recovering two American
prisoners and capturing a considerable
quantity of ammunition and supplies.
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In South Dakota.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., November A.
The campaign for United States Sena-
tor from South Dakota will be closed
tomorrow evening with speech by
Senator Pettigrew in this, his home city.
Interest in the outcome is keen. Reg
istration districts in Sioux Falls show
a total registration OF 3.243 voters, one
of the heaviest in the history of the
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Democratic Gain Predicted.

MANCHESTER. \. H., November 4.
The Republicans claim New Hamp-
shire will go Republican by $4,000 to
10000 plurality, as compared with
about 1000 in 1896. The Democrats
claim they will make gains in the
Legislature.
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MR.. EUGENE v. DEBs
Will Not Retire From His Hopeless
Candidacy.

Candidacy.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, November A
Eugene V .Debs will not withdraw as
candidate for President on the Social
Democratic ticket in favor Of Bryan or
any one else. He communicates this
information in telegram to Victor l..
Berger a leading Social Democrat OF
this city, as follows:
.'yictor l.. Berger, Milwaukee,:
Sooner will Mckinley retire in favor
of Bryan or Bryan retire in favor of
Mckinley than | will retire in favor of
either. am in this fight until the end
of my life.
(Signed.) EUGENE V. DEBS.
The telegram was sent from Toledo,
Ohio.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH. n c.. November A.
North Cardinals majority for Bryan
will be anywhere from 10000 to 10000.
its size depending on whether or not
a full vote is polled. Republicans
claim only two of the nine Congress-
men.
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almost too mention and chapter might be written
the doing the Ber and his book written
the at ;
a pro-
the
fortunately
attire well hardly be taken
.
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$4,000 Is ENOUGH.

DENVER, Colo. November 4.-State
Chairman Milton Smith, of the Demo-
cratic party to-day estimated Bryan's
plurality in Colorado at the coming
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A had Cnttnn Crnn

CAIRO, November 4.-The October
reports regarding the Egyptian cot
ton crop are unsatisfactory, both as
to yield and quality.
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We the undersigned do hereby agree to
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A silver loving cup made from the
melted dimes contributed by over
seventy thousand Americans-mostly
children-was presented to Admiral
Dewey Jan. 9th, by Senator Depew of
New York. The cup lis nearly six
feet high and bears an appropriate in.
scription, accompan! ing it was a silver
bound volume containing the names
of the contributors. Although Dewey s
name does not extend across the front
page of every newspaper. it is certain
that he is by no means forgotten.
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They are searching for the jewels in
the ashes of the Pulitzer mansion. A
pearl necklace and numerous other
valuable jewels have been recovered.
1t seems as though these were precious
ashes.