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DELAWARE

a dispatch to the New Yorw Journal
says a democratic legislature is surely
elected. Everything points to a dem
Ocratic landslide.
Twenty districts out of So in city
of Wilmington give Mckinley 1894.
Bryan 1855.
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FERGUSON'S
THE JOURNALS ESTIMATE

The New York Journal estimates
Maryland republican by 5000; Ken
lucky. democratic by 5000: New York.
republican by 100000; New Jersey, re-
publican by 10000; Indiana, demo
cratic by $4,000; Illinois. republican
by 25O00. These estimates based on
one-twentieth OF full vote.
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NORTH DAKOTA

Republican committee claim state
by increased republican majority Of
about 5000. Legislature overwhelm
ingly republican.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE

Twenty-One towns and wards in
New Hampshire give Bryan 1878, Nc
Kinley 237S The same places in 1896
gave Bryan 824, Mckinley 2450.
The republican ticket will undoubt-
eddy carry the state by at least TWEEN
ty thousand.
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OUR COOL SODA Is GUARAN-
TEED TO oUENcH THIRST, COOL
THE HEATED BROW AND QUIET
THE NERVES.
r, w. TRoxLER
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NEW YORK

Out of 1924 districts in New York
state, outside of Greater New York,
232 districts give Mckinley 1896 and
Bryan 34,335.
293 of out 1924 districts in New
York State, outside Greater New
York, give Mckinley 6O,925; Bryan,
43,133. Same districts in 1896 gave
Mckinley 6O,S77; Bryan, 36,574.
1852 districts out of 1924 in New
York state give Mckinley 72, O68; Bry-
an, 51,841.
Associated Press bulletin says if
present ratio is maintained, McKin-
ley's plurality in New York state will
be 10000.
1872 districts out of 1924 in New
York state, outside of Greater Jew
York, give Mckinley 1892; Bryan,
80, 4O4
NEW YORK CITY
Out of 1922 districts, 26O districts
give Mckinley 44,563; Bryan, 44,719.
800 districts out of 1922 give Nc
Kinley 52453, Bryan 52,567.
40 out of 1922 districts in Greater
New York give Mckinley 1891; Bry-
an, 1,107.
300 districts out of 1922 give Odell
47,250. Stanchfield $685..
$40 districts give Mckinley 91,646
Bryan 99,5O2
10 districts out of 1922 in Greater
New York give Mckinley 104,378, Bry
an 114,608.
$50 districts out of 1922 give Nc
Kinley 153.584, Bryan 170,329.
New York, 10 p. m.-The New York
Herald estimates McKinley's plurality
in New York STATE at $4,000.
OHIO
! Seventy precincts out Of 204 in Gin
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EVADA

The election passed off quietly
throughout Nevada. Present indica
tons point to Bryan's election by be
tween 500 and 1000, and Newlands.
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DUBUQUE, IOWA

D. B. Henderson, speaker house of
representatives, is reelected from
third Iowa district.
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INDIANA

At 10 o'clock the returns, coming
in very slowly, point to republican ma
jOrity.
The republican central committee
claims state by 10000.
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COLORADO

In Denver eleven precincts are re-
ported as follows: Mckinley, 291
Bryan. 237.
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BOSTON

Out of 191 precincts so give Bryan
1881; Mckinley, 1868. A net gain
for Bryan in these precincts of 1921.
Returns from small portion of the
state show that Mckinley carried Mas
sachusetts by considerably reduced
plurality from 1896, that Grand has
been elected governor and that repub-
licans elected nine out of thirteen
congressman.
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SOME SHOES

Look we'll and
wear badly. 9th
ers look badly and
wear we'll. Ours look
well, feel we'll and wear
well. A Shoe we are partic-
ularly proud of is our black
Nici Kid Lace Shoe for ladies
They have a thin, square-edge,
flexible sole, low heel and
medium round toe. The top
facing inside is of white
kidd golf back stay
prevents ripping be-
hind. It's a $3.50
Shoe - you'd
Guess
at least a half
dollar more if you didn't know.
Ask us to show them.
J. NJ. NELLY,
THE SHOE AND HAT MAN
OcaIa, - Fla.
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NEW JERSEY

Early indications are that New Jer-
sey has given Mckinley $4,000 plural
ity
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BALTIMORE

Three election precincts out of 3O4
in Baltimore, give Bryan 3S1; McKin-
ley, 563; same in 1899 gave Smith,
democrat, 42S, Lowndes, republican,
483, for governor.
A precincts out of 3O4 give Bryan
7101, Mckinley 1855
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The place to buy patent medicines
at cost is at Garrett & Gerig's.
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BROOKLYN

$50 districts out of SIS: Mckinley,
81 1877; Bryan, 3O,373.
200 districts give Mckinley 1853,
Bryan 1888.
Out of SIS districts, $50 give Nc.
Kinley 50,147, Bryan 1892.
2S0 districts out of SIS give McKin-
ley 1854, Bryan 1868.
80 districts give Mckinley 18,267
Bryan 1852.
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GEORGIA

The negro vote in Georgia today
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OCALA
Made a Brave Fight
BUT TALLAHASSEE EVIDENTLY.
STILL HOLDS THE
CAPITOL
Alachua County

Five precincts out of % give Jack
sonville Ga, Ocala rs, st. Augustine So,
Tallahassee 313.
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ILLINOIS

Forty precincts in Illinois outside
of Cook county give Mckinley 6582,
Bryan 4234.
Chicago, 10 p. m.-From present in
dicatiOns McKinley's plurality in ILL
nois will exceed $4,000.
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Escambia County

Five precincts out of 20 give Jack
sonville 131, Ocala s, st. Augustine
13, Tallahassee 494.
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BUFFALO

City complete gives Odell 34,247,
Stanchfield 32,295.
CALIFORNIA
Evidently republican.
COLORADO
Probably democratic.
CHICAGO
240 precincts out of 1927 give Nc
Kinley 37,737, Bryan 35277, Debs GIG.
Basing estimates on first 21O pre-
cincts made with vote four years for
democratic party in Cook county, it is
believed McKinley's majority will be
about $4,000 in Cook county.
$50 precincts out of 1927 give Nc.
Kinley 57,184; Bryan 53,0O2.
$50 precincts out of 1116 in Chicago
give Mckinley 51,76S, Bryan $4,000;
| 2O6 precincts in Illinois out side OF
Cock county give Mckinley 1908; Bry
an, 18,76S.
400 precincts give Mckinley 1851
Bryan 62,O72.
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JACKSONVILLE

Seven precincts out Of nine give
Jacksonville 1882, Ocala 5, st. Angus
tine z, Tallahassee AZ.
City of Jacksonville, complete, gives
Jacksonville 1856, Ocala 6, st. Angus
tine II, Tallahassee so.
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KENTUCKY


City of Frankfort gives Mckinley
900, Bryan SCI; Yerkes, for governor,
975: Beckham, S57.
The best estimate on Kentucky in
dictates the certain election of eight
democratic congressman out of elev-
en-. Bryan's plurality will likely reach
$1,000.
Thirty-two precincts in the city of
Louisville give Mckinley 1880, Bryan
1878.
The state is very close, probably
democratic.
LOUISIANA
Election quiet; state went for Bryan
by usual majority; light vote.
KANSAS
Populists claim Kansas for Bryan
by 10000. Republicans claim state
for Mckinley by 10000.
MAINE
$50 towns in Maine give Mckinley
1854, Bryan 18,455. Republican plu
rality, 1912.
VOlusiac ounty
MASSACHUSETTS
Sixty towns in Massachusetts give
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TRIMMED HATS

Which will be on exhibition
Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. and
Many beautiful creations by the best
milliners of this country will be seen,
as we'll as an exceptionally brilliant
group of exclusive styles from our
own work rooms. In the
Untrimmed Hat Section
You will find a choice assortment of
the leading shapes and cOlors. Also
elegant novelties in Fine Feathers
Birds, Wings, Aigrettes and other Mil.
linery Trimmings.
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EBRASKA

There are 1911 precincts in Nebras-
ka, of which 80 are Omaha and Dubois
counties. Nine precincts outside of
Omaha and Douglass counties give Nc
Kinley 1898, Bryan $40.
Fusion managers assert that Bryan
will have 5000 majority.
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Bryan 8464, Mckinley 1920. Same
towns in 1895 gave Bryan 1915, McKin-
ley POTTS, a democratic gain of 8OO5
votes.
Seventy towns in Massachusetts give
Bryan 9183; Mckinley 1920.
The New York Journals Boston
special places McKinley's plurality in
Massachusetts at 10000.
MARYLAND
The New York Journals Baltimore
returns indicate that Mckinley will
carry the state by 5000. The demo
Gratis may elect two of. the six con-
gressmen.
Chairman democratic state commit
tee comedies Maryland to Mckinley.
MISSOURI
Owing to the extraordinarily heavy
vote cast in st. Louis and the state
the returns will be very late.
MICHIGAN
% wards and townships in the state
give Mckinley 5000, Bryan 1889.
The News estimates that Bliss, for
governor, republican, has carried state
by forty thousand.
Mckinley has carried the state by
81. 900.
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MatChIoSS
Millinery

Your special attention is directed to
our fall and winter collection of
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Indicate McKinley's
Reelection
He Will Probably Have 294 Votes in
the Electoral College
ARKANSAS

ARKANSAS
The democrats elect all congress-
men.
The Gazette estimates a majority
Of sixty thousand for Bryan.
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very light Not a disturbance of any
kind reported. State went for Bryan
of course.
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DuVal County

Eleven precincts out of rs give Jack
sonville 1912, Ocala 6, st. Augustine
II, Tallahassee 70.
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OHIO

Seventy precincts out of 2O4 in Gin
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Sixty towns in Massachusetts give
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MONTANA

Bryan has evidently carried the
state.
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Three precincts out of % give Jack
sonville 10, Ocala %, st. Augustine IL,
Tallahassee "a.
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City complete gives Odell 34,24
Stanchfield 1926.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-25
A LIVELY CONFERENCE.
Elections Call Forth Heated an
Even Bitter Discussion,

Elections Call Forth Heated and
Even Bitter Discussion.
CHICAGO, May 25.-Yesterday were
held several elections, attended by ex.
tremely lively debates, in the Methodist
general conference. Agents Of the east.
ern and western book concerns were
named, the election for western agents
resulting in the retirement of DR.. Lewis
Curtis Of Chicago, over whose manage
ment of the office considerable contro.
vcrsy has taken place. Samuel H. Pye
and A. G. Jennings were the successful
candidates for the Chicago and Cincin.
natl offices, and Homer Eaton and
George p. Mains we're reelected to the
New York Office.
Following the general plan Of unifica-
ton and consolidation which has pre-.
vailed throughout the sessions the con.
ference abolished the office of secretary
of the EpwGrth league and refused to al.
low another secretary for the Sunday
school society. 1t did, however, recon-
slider its action of a week ago in abolish.
ing additional secretaries Of the various
church benevolences so far as the Freed.
mans Aid and Southern Educational so.
ciety was concerned. The debate result.
ing in this action was quite bitter at
times, the race question being brought
out prominently, and once in the discus.
sion an angry delegate accused another
of uttering falsehood. The convention
Mt times became involved in apparently
hopeless parliamentary tangles, and Pre-.
siding Bishop Ninde in the afternoon ses
sion admonished the delegates not to
turn the conference into a debating so.
ciety. The general conference voted tC
adjourn sine die at 1890 o'clock Tues
day next.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-25
Politics Don't Pay.

From present indications it would
appear that politics do not pay.
One of Delaware's leading polti-
clans is unable to meet his bills.
He has failed to pay his rent and
his household goods have been
seized under a landlords warrant
for $50. Some time ago there were
a number Of bills against the same
gentleman and when they we're pre-
sented he paid no attention to them.
Then the bills were placed in the
hands Of a constable for collection.
He was given checks in payment
and when they were presented at
the bank the paying teller shook
his head and said mo good" The
constable tried and tried to collect
the money but could not do SO.
Chapter 265, No. xxi laws Of Della
ware, covered such a case and the
constable sworeouta criminal war;
rant. That course would never do
for leading politician to be ar
rested on such a charge, so the
money was paid. Since then, how
ever more checks have been re-
ceived by the same constable and
it is hard to tell when collections
will be made. Arrangements are
now being made to prevent the con-
stable from selling the household
goods for rent. Politics don't pay.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-25
OF UNTOLD VALUE
Ths Information contained in this Citizens
Statement Is Price less.

The hale. the hearty, the strong can az
ford to toss this paper to one side impa
tlently when they read the following, bn
any sufferer in Wilmington who has spen
a mint Of money and suffered hours Of ex.
circulating torture caused by kidney com.
plant will stand In bis own light II he
does not follow the valuable advice offered
by:
Mrs. Annie ]. Farman. No. 1889 Walnut
street. who says:-"I employed physicians
and used many kinds Of medicines but un.
til saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised
as specific for kidney complaint md pro-
cured supply at Danforths Pharmacy
was unable to obtain any thing which pro-
duced permanent results. My back ached
and the pain frequently radiated to the
hips. In addition to the ordinary back
ache due to disordered kidneys weakness
Of the kidney secrctions was noticeable
Doan's Kidney Pills relieved me greatly.
I Keep them constantly In the house and
take dose occasionally as find they act
as splendid tonic"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all deal
ers, price 30 cents Mailed on receipt of
price by Foster-Millburn Co., Buffalo, N.
T., cole agents for the U. S.
Remember the name. Doan's and take
no substitute,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-25
Improved B. & O. Train Service.

Attention Ia called to the new Balti-
more and Ohio time table which went
into effect May 2Oth. Several important
changes have been made among which Is
a new Royal Blue Line train from Will
mington to New York leaving Wilmington
at 6. rs D. H., daily except Sunday, arriv.
ing at Philadelphia ct 6.56 p. IN. and New
York at 925 p, m. Also new local express
train leaving Wilmington for Philadel-
phia at 525 p. m, daily except Sunday.
philadelphia and Wilmington express.
" hich leaves Philadelphia at 5.35 p. IN.
daily except Sunday, arrives at Whining
ton at 6. Is p. m. The time OF this train
between Philadelphia and Wilmington
has been shortened eight minutes. On
Sundays. new local express trains for
Baltimore leave Wilmington at 8. 40 a, m.
and g. 38 D. m. These trains stop At all
important stations south Of Wilmington.
Attention Ia also called to the fast New
York express, which leaves Wilmington
for Philadelphia and New York at COL q
~, daily, arriving at New York at 750
O. m. This train will prove great
convenience to persons having business In
New York. as they can now leave New
York at IS D. M, and arrive at Will
mington at 10 12 p m. The 'Pittsburg
Limited, which formerly left Whining
ton at 9 II p. M, now leaves at 10. IL p. NJ,
arriving OF Plttsburg at DO a. M For
this train, tickets to Pittsburg are sold at
rate of $500 first class and $3.50 second
class. Through sleepers to Plttsburg and
dining cars New York to Baltimore and
Connellsville to Pittsburg.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-25
A GENERAL INVESTIGATION.
Every Department In the Cuban
Government to BE Overhauled,

Every Department In the Cuban
Government to BE Overhauled.
HAVANA, May 25.-Mr-- Bristow,
acting director general Of posts, has
abolished the solicitors bureau, appoint
ing in its place law clerk, with one ste
nographer, and thus saving $2,700 an
nually. Many other reforms are prom.
Used.
The inspectors are still busy over the
postal accounts, and they say it will be
month before their report will be ready.
In the meantime it is not likely that i'm
portant developments will arise.
General Wood has ordered that every
department of the island be thoroughly
overhauled. The auditors are now dealing
with the treasury and with the North
American Trust company. Later they
will deal with the custom house. There
is no suggestion that frauds are suspected
In connection with any of these depart
ments or institutions, but General Wood
feels that the public desires the most
complete investigation of all Cuban ac-
counts. Such a move had been contem-
plated for several weeks before the dis
covery that something had gone wrong
in the postal department. General Woods
order will be executed quite irrespective
of the investigation that congress is like
ly to direct.
Mr.. Runcie, who is the legal represent
alive here of Charles II. w. Nicely and
Corrydon Rich, says that no law can be
made by congress which will effect the
return Of Nicely to Cuba and that it is
impossible that Nicely should be brought
here for trial.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-25

CHICAGO, May 25.-The annual con
vention of the American Antisaloon
league Is holding four days session
here, 30 states being represented by 10C
delegates. At the close of the reading OF
the annual address Of the president, Hi
ram Price, Rev. II. H. Abrams, superin.
tendent for Iowa, arose and said: "What
can you tell us, Mr.. President, Of the
stand of President Mckinley on the
liquor question:" Objections were made
to the timeliness of the query, but Presi.
dent Price overrued them and said: II
sat for years by the side of William Nc
Kinley in the house of representatives
and know him to be very pure and
clean man. My opinion is that he is q
practical temperance man."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-25
Having q Good Time,

A sporty old gent hailing from the
rural districts down the state
stopped in a we'll known uptown
hotel one night this week and sent
telegraph to his better half. 1t
read: "Been detained. will be home
on Wednesday," He had plenty of
money on his person and he with
a male companion was soon joined
by two well known festive females
of this city. The quartette started
out to do the city and from reports
they did it up brown. Its the old
saying, "When away from homo
all care is thrown aside and jollity
prevails"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-25
MR.. CLARKE
WILL. FIGHT.
Vigorous Battle to Be Put
Up Against Many Items
In Divorce Bill Of
Costs.

Pittsburg, Pa, May Is. James
King Clarke will probably be il
the city this week to lend his as
sistance to his lawyers in prepar
ing a demurrer TO the rule secured
on him by his wife, Ester Bartlett
Clarke. to show cause why he
should not pay her $7O63. Sc counse.
fees and expenses.
Several interesting legal ques.
tions will be raised in the answer
an important one of which will be
that the court, having made one
order for counsel fees and expenses
the court caunot under the present
rule make another order. The an.
swer will also contain a general
attack on the items of the bill. The
fact will be referred to that Mrs.
Clarke is herself responsible for
her portion of the expense of the
trial, having demanded 2 trial by
jury, and this was responsible for
the size of the bill. Some of the
items will be made the subject OF
inquiry.
A. S. Worthington charges for
two trips from Washington to
Pittsburg and return $45. 1t will
be remembered that the trial was
suspended for two days to allow
Colonel WortbIngton togo to Wash
ington to argue a case in the Unit
ed States Supreme Court, and Mr..
Clarke will object to paying the
expense Of this trip. DR.. F. P.
Morgan, the physician of the Bart
lett family in Washington, also
made an extra trip, and Clarke is
asked to foot the bill To this he
will object.
The hotel bills of 81 50 a day for
witnesses and especially those of
Witnesses Ayres, Allen and Cooper
who were brought here to testify
in favor of Mrs. Clarke's character
but were not called, will be object
ed to. Their bills are for eight
days. The courts attention will
probably be directed to the fact
that it was known several days be-
fore the trial was over that they
would no be needed. and they had
no business to remain in Pittsburg
at Mr.. Clarke's expense even as
suming that he should foot their
bills.
Tha answer will also contain
some interesting information con-
corning the Clarke estate. The
rule requires James King Clarke
to state the exact amount of his in
come, and this will probably be
given in detail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-25
Pennsylvania Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON ANu
BALTIMORE r. II.
Echedule in effant A pril a 1Ct)l

Schedule in effect April s. 1907
Trains Leave Wilmington a. follows: -
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