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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
Telesraph'c l;,r'v.,,es.
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wasHTSGTsoS. Nov. a.-Frauk ".
Fink was hanged at the district Jail To-
aay FOR the ginurJfr OF William Brooks
on Jnae ., 1875.
WASHINGTON, NV. 9-secreta-y Root
ief. to-day for New York, and viii sail
to-3nerroW for CUBA
MEN ORLEANS. Eoy. 3.-Ihe aieekar
Sugar Refinery at Meeks.. eighteen miles
from. !..iexandr.G was dertoycd BY fire to-
day. Loss, sage, go: insurance. siso.eea. =
PENSACOLA, FLA. Nov. 3.-The street
car strike IN this city was settled TO-
night, end the men Will return to work
,o:3aor-ow morning. The rnotoInlen Won
tho company granting IL. OF the demands.
yqa-c., started .ibout !, O'Clock this after
noon N the gymnasium OF t1le Un versity
Of Notrc Dame completely destroyed the
strnetu-e.
MaREsyILLE, O., Nov o,--Judge Mel
horn this afternoon overruled the motion
for a new trial and sentenced Rcssl.Il
FerreIt to pc flsetrocuted on Friday,
Marc, Isl. for Ftae murder OF Express
Messenger Lane. August 10Th, last.
a1ARsEu LES. Nov. a.--a1rs. Eloff has
arrived here to awatt the arrival or Ar.
Kruger, her grandfather. On tile Dutch
cruiser Gelder4and
MADRID. Nov a-T!le preliminary sss-
sion OF the srani<t1-Anerican conference
opened to-iay. About thirty South AMER
lean delegates have arrived; and the re-
ma ader are cSrsetsd to-gI'orr0'S and sun
G21y.
SOUTHAMPTON. Nov. 9.-General Sir.
Iedrers Euler, on tho DuHvets sastis,
from CAPE ToFn. reached the quay AT
Southampton last evening at hatf-past
eight lie was greeted by Lord Woisseg
and his staff. as well as an Immense as
seulbiT Of tawns-is cp!e-
OFFENBACI7, HEsSE. Nov. 9.--T"o
express trai;ls ccInc into collision to-day
betw. en- this place and L'rs,,kfort-on the
Main. a gas res gvoir exploded. setting
IRE TO the ,vrec!sase and seven persons
were burned 70 aeai.. AID four injured.
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TEDDY HELD Up
VAN AYCk'S REPLY
Feared its publication Would 'mperI
Republican Success at
the Polls.
the Polls.
CRr .,.soclatcd rrossl

NEW YORK, Nov s.-In connection
with the answer Of Mayor Van Nyck 10
the charges against aim. filed with Cover
nor Roosevelt. regarding MS improper
connection with the American Ice Com
pary, the MID to-day prints telegram
purporting TO have been sent by Is. Is.
O-Deli. chairman of the Republican State
Committee and nominee Of the Republican
State Convention for Governor, 10 Cover
nor Roosevelt, as follows:
.Theodore Roosevelt. Governor Of New
York. Cripple Creek. Cole:
Wire Atsorney-Gcneral Davies to be
sure not to give out 10 the reporters Van
Nycls's answer ct this time. II must be
would i,aperil our chances and get us into
a useless wransle. have aiso Tired Da-
yies-
(signeds B. B. oDELL''
ADMITS OWNING STOCK.
Il the letter of Acknowledgement Davies
TO Governor Roosevelt. da,ed October tth.
communicating the answer Of Mayor Van
Nscll, the -Attoraey-General says:
The Mayor, by his answer admits that
during his i.crmbency OF the Office he has
been The owner Of shares os stock il. The
American Ice COMPANY. He also admits
that during the period ii which he was
the ow.ler of such stock The. American Ice
Company had contracts with lie c:ts Tor
the sale of ice 70 various departments OF
the city and for leasing dscks belonging
To the city In my opinion the owrsr Of
stock in the corporation is interested With
IN the meaning of that word as employed
in SECTION t,5s3 of The Greater New York
charter, IN G contract between tlle corpora
ton ana the city
Futter on j.. his letter TO the Governor,
the Acknowledgement says:
EVIDENCE SHOULD BE CLEAR.
IN order to Justify the Mayors removal
don't believe that i is necessary to es-
tahlis:: a case against him upon which he
Geuid pc convicted of crime under the PRO
visions OF section 1,issse abeve referred to,
ni; DO believe there should bs clear ard
satisfactory epide.:ce OF his mora! guilt.
80
ut IS Of the utmost importance tia 20
mater. u..less you are satisfied tta; the
the greatest city in America should not be
Illuminated by being placed upon trial upon
charges which are groundless or which
cannot ss proven. Under all these cir
csl1sStancss, and IN view of the fac. that
the caaTges are made upon information
and belief. and considering the great ex-
pense. beth 70 the Mayor and the State,
invoked Ii such a trial, / believe that
before a commissioner is appointed or any
FUR; r proceeding akeni in this matter yoi,
should require the petitioners TO place you
i, uossessioa of evidence, which. standing
afoae ard undisputea. would justify the
REMOVAL of the Mayor.
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BRECCl RELEASED.
Alleged Anarchist Again Brrathcs the
I'rcc 3 irEF Heavcn.

Alexander Brecc5. the mar who vas ar
rested about two months ago by De-
tectiyes Gibson and Wren, on information
that he was believed TO be an Anarchist.
ard that ne had made dire threats against
tne existing Government, and That he had
threatened to blow up the Cathedral. was
released from iail Yesterday afternoon
by Justice C-utchflei,, at the reduess OF
counsel for Brecci, MessrS- L. y. White
ard e. y. Roscaer.
Brecci had been sent 10 jail for twelve
months on 81. 600 sscuritS liz would pcoh-
aniy nave besn discharged q; the trial had
ne nos exhibited q violent outburst OF tenn
per and made Al effort u choke q W.T.
moss while ieStifying
He had proven a good prisoner. and Is a
good workman, and upon his promise t
behave and SO to work he was given ms
liberty For the present Breeci wil! itvl
with friend at No. 1910 East Main Street
He saws he will remain in Richmond, and
will Nv to get work.
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SUMMARY OF T0-OAY's NEWS
local.

local.
Alleged Anarchist S:yen his release.
-i.sgfs!ature 10 meet IN JanuafE.
Georgetown and v ~ l. do battle
to-day.
Richmond ship missing.
Woman found In dying condition, and
case IS shrouded in ulysterg
Lee Camp Will aid IL the work
Captain Lamar 90 oe chosen.
state.
Bodies OF five unknown men found on
Virginia shore OF the Potomac.
The Richmond schooner George w
Anderson, loaded with cement, is overdue
The Norfolk Council cited 70 appear III
court and show cause why they have NOT
complied with IN order OF the court TO
provide u proper Jail.
Newport News visited BY L destructive
fire.
General.
Kentucky election viii be carried INTO
the eoar:s-
Hanna saws talk OF aim for rrest-
der,cy ,,s.at tine Is n6sards
-Roeseveit charged w!tit holding up
Van Wyck:s answer for political, reasons.
Stocks furiotsly active or Yesterday
t'stretsn-
--Iar., Salisbury expresses Joy over Nc Nc,
kiaieytS election in speech at t-of1
Mayors ba1Iuet-
Beers dsfsasee. asssa u fun Fesrs.a
--G.onanieats Of English papers On eisc-
ton IN United STA sess
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PRICE OF MEAT GOES UP.
Retailers Thrown Into n Panic by un-
expected Advance.
AZ A.Socintel Rress


eETtf,>SO. Nov rr.ber "a Hat increase
a. one, cent Il pound was put upon beet.
pork and mutton to-day by lhicta,o
naekers. In ole year thu additional cent
viii yield to the Chicago ,'aekers, sasiis
the estimate upon last year business, the
folIoxins: sums:
,,orJs products, $50 coo o9a. nation, si.eeeffi
Total addition To incomes, s1s.e1o-eeo
Retailers OF meat were thrown INTO a
panic oy the unexpected rise in PRICES III
thu adjustment OF prices to the consumers,
choice cuts of beef have gone Up as nliich
as five cents. Pork cenderloi1 Jumped II
the sama extent, and mutton chops went
up cents.
The advance by the packers is more .aan
ten per cent. on the price OF meat 5Eo
day before election. The advance by tzis
retailer to the consumer will average =
per cent.
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SWEPT BY FIRE.
More Than Hundred Buildings De-
siroyed in Biloxi, N 81.

fEv Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS Nov. s.-BHoxt. Miss.
situated on tne Mississippi Southern. niue-J
miles from New Orleans, was swept BIZ $
terrific fire this morning. which destroyed
upwards OF one hundred buildings ai''i
rendered hundreds OF people homeless.
Biloxi is j town OF 7.oe0 people, aEt. 4 wet
know, summer resort far Afississippians
ard Louissauans. and winter resort tos
Northern people L has small hre &c
partuent. ard contains Hlaay ffa me ali:.a-
md nothing further TO feed On.
M ,tvez were lost but many OF the
,anra,. ,sonIs Iosc All their possessions
The tatal loss Is estimated al ssf0,eGo, wtsh
SIa5 900 Of Insurance
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RICHMOND SHIP MISSING.
Schooner George w. Anderson Thought
tD ifc It,~t.


The Richmond schooner George ". An
derson, owned by Currie & Co. of No. l.
south Eighteenth Street. which saiIed
from New York last Friday for Norfoik
with Il cargo of cement, has not been
heard from, and the srtvest fear OF hes
loss IS felt She was last heard from by
her oH,ners; on the 3oth Of October, and
was then loading. expecting 10 sail on
FRIDAY. the I'd OF this month. Captain
aIanliic. who was on board the schooner.
is from Fredericksburg, where he has Il
far'jly.
lie carried Il crew of FIVE men. and was
built in New York in lSs: and Was valued
at about 81 $50. The disdnpearauce OF the.
schooner has been known ut the office
OF Currie & Co. for two days, and every
effort has been made TO learn some thing
OF her whereabouts. but at a late hour
last night no tidings of the lost boat had
been received. She was insured for an
amount that will probably cover her
lrJa
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IT is ABiURD.
Ennna Would Not Accept Noil1ina, ion
for Presidency.


for Presidency
Or Associated Pscss>
NEW YORK. November 9, 9,-Sel2ator
Hanna. chairman Of the National hspuo-
lican Committee. arrived here to-day from
Cleveland. He said 10 a reporter:
THE people OF this country we're over
w-leI.ringly III favor of sound money, law
and order and & continuation CT that
policy which stands Tor prosperity.
Nebraska was the great.st victory Of
all. we maze a hard fight iii that State;
VIC went for il for all We were worth. and
while re CID our utmost and hoped for
the hest. we did not expect TO carry it.
..We have carried Kentucky and we have
not yet given Up nope OF receiving her
electoral vots, and We don't propose 10
give up.
we nave carried the State ana we pro-
pose to fight Gol it"
Flow about changes II tins Cabinet
sSenator?" was asked Of ali. Hanna
You won't get word out nf me ai>ors
Cabinet positions. | have nothing TO say
about that It is none Of my affairs
In rasard 10 the Fil;linoines. he said:
IT think tie insurrect;on viii evaporate
almost at once, but If It Should not
the hands 81 the President
II has been announced that you are a.
candidate for the Presidency il 1912
III l ind the man who started that
report l will kill him. I won't talk about
that or allow anyone else 70 do 50. It
is too absurd
..Do you mean to say you would de-
Gins tho nomiuati2n If it was rendered
your"
.sNe.l. something volv Ike it. Ert Z
doa't wish to discuss that ct all. II is
too foolish
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M'I<lNLEY's REPLY.
Extends Good ~ F;si,es TO His Defea'e }
iiivaI fai. Ercsid ncy.
rRy assoeiated Press }

7
WASHINGTON, Nov 9-Pres.dent Mc-
Rin.,y to-day answered M. Bryan's mes
sage of ongratulat'on as fellows:
Executive Mansion Washington, No
vember 8, 1905: Hon. W. j Bryan, L;n-
coin. Neb.: I acknowledge with cordial
thanks your message Of consratuiation.
ana ext1nu YOU ~ Ood w m
fSignedl ''TILII.AM MTINLEY.'
Mr.. BrEan's message TO the President
reached Canton after Mr.. Mckinley had
started Tor Washington and was forward
ed TO i'm here.
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nor tilres. kind. and three schooners shortly
after being sighted of The Highlands.
bound IN, dropped anchor or shore to holt;
on till the abatement Of the gale and shift
Of the wind Taey were the William J.
Ler.nond, from PascaSou.a; b /. Hazard,
iron, Georgetown. and Laura Srasee from
Saiem Mass.
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REPUBLICAN, PLURALITY.
The State Ticket in Nebraska Proba-
Ely Elected.

llsv Ass0ciht"u FFfss.]
OMAHA, NEB.. November 9-Altlost
complete returns girc Mckinley DluHeli-
~ in Nebraska of over $500 The f2puoli-
can State ticket is apparently elected by
from 1880 TO 2.090. The Republicans elect
Congressman III the First ana Second Dis
tricts ana the iE'utionists III the Third,
Fourth. Fifth and Sixth Districts.
The Legislature. the returns Oh Which
s-s not yet completed, will probably stand:
Sena,e-Repubiicans IS; Futtonists. 16;
Vacant one
House-Republicsus 81: Tutionists, i9.
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CRUSADE ON VICE.
Evidence So Startling as tn Create !.
C0iHiHntiu:.
fgr Assveiated rrsss.l

NEW YORK, Soe, s-The Tribune Will
say to-morrow:
III was reperted YESTERDAY. that the
evidence which f-s ben collected to sup
porf lac cl,1rse as2u;nst the ofca in he
crusade against vice III the district asst
Of the Bowery is SO complete and Of
sach startling character that ii will cause
4 great con1,notion n The city VII n it is
made public. Tacre is said 10 be full in
formation OF the methods by whicl? vice
has been prot cted by the police, and per
nlitted 10 spread into many houses IL flls,
district. how muc;, money has been paid
for sucll protection, and who have en-
concerned II the payment. The evidence,
it is said, VIII nor be Or sentcd until
formal charges have been sent 10 the
AlaEor by E!silop -pctteT."
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Large Figures.
IL Associatc.l Press. !,

WASHINGTON. D. c., Nov. 9.--The an
luai report OF Paymaster-G -GeneraI Kenny,
CT tle navy. deals i'll large figures. He
shows that last year he spent sld,GIa Geo
on account of construction and purchase
of ships: So. ,.9:::ttt for repairs to ships.
eli. 71a.iSm 10 keen sili,sS in commission,
including paying OF S1.5s?.010 FOR the Ma
1,ine Corps and S-S,HS:; for the naval
nititia.
The report sets forth the need Of aidi-
tional store-houses al Key West and
Nnr I'll
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Isabcrt-' Report.
frr Associated Press \

LONDON, Nov 9.-Lord Roberts, tele-
graphing from Johannesburg Under dase OF
November St:l. gives details Of the defeat
of ,he Beers rear Bothaviile, and adds to
s,i,a facts already kIlow4 the following:
Colonel Lesalsais was heavily engaged
f,,. tiva hours with 1.ea0 Beers Knox re-
infnrceli I.egallais a.d completely defeated
tho Boers. Dsret and Stein. with the
soers. lefs IN great haste, ard were pur-
sued some mics to the soutileasS. rae
gaIlais was among The killed Stey..s
sacretarv. DeViIliees, was wounded and
captured !.
s,,,.fll offa airs. the most Important Of which
.,.es a., nent Npvernber 6th
.,,y Dorian. south of Da ainanut!,s,
which resulted II tse Boers being driven
s.a1.ss s.s.i. asst of the komal River
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Ran Ahead Of the Ticket.
(By Assoclatel l'regs. J

SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov a-rile re-
sGins from the State, which are now prae-
iic2ly compete, reduce the majority Of
Sutflerla:ld G2cp.o over King fDenl.l for.
Congress TO less THAI, 500.
The returns show that kil2s ran CON-
s:tieralely ahead OF tbs remainder Of the
Democratic ticket.
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opnose British Proposal.
lBy Associated Press


LONDON. Nov. lo.-Dr. Morrison wiz
sns TO IN Times from Pehtti, November
Sth. says:
IN DsGsers. and IL Piehon ttlls Rus
sian and I're.2cia minister's aiele opposed
The British proposal 10 dea! With the
question of the revision Of The CONNER
c!ai treaties II preliminary treaty ana
the eSce.ent American proposa: to dis
miss the officials under wlose jurisdiction
lie eutrages were ennlm:tted.
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ANOTHER BIG FIRE.
Newpor, News Suffer. Heavy Loss in,
HrI!'s Half Acre
Special Dispatch to The Times

{SpNciaI" U.spafEH 10 lhe Times.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, November a.
About half Of 'IIelrs-Haif Acre" was
destroyed this morning between and !
O clock. with loss OF about ssnGea
The following places were burned out /:
.Art.,Gr Rainhr. dgc. bar. in which the
fire started. ~
NJ Oter. clotaier.
Peter !a;tzs!ullIons, bakery.
3. Sachsnan, clotiier.
w. Martin. grocer.
". Sctsii. grocery.
aIoH.e Bel. boa ng-housa.
Nancy Arlington, boar ding house.
sore' restaurant.
The fire origin Ared in an alley between.
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COLLISION ON THE SOUTHERN.
Engineer Fatally a.d Four Others
Scri..ltsiV Injured.
fEy Associated Pres

KNOW lille, IE.cSN., cScv. 9--A fast
passenger and a doubIe-header f. light
co,jide6 this morning at Hodges station,
on the Southern Railway, twenty mil S
east Of Knoxville. Engin er ". c.
Thomas was fatally injured. Engineer
Richard PARROTS arm and ! were
broken ana he was otherwise seriously
injured.
Mail Clerks I. n Thomas, W, H. Rob
erts. and [. a. Harris, were also S riously
injured. The three engines were COM
pletely Geno,ish q.
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BnYA:s's PLANS.
Promises to- I1n'i.'tcn Public Fully
Before Long.

TbS TFcss.y
LINCOLN, NEE. Nov. 9-NTr. BRYAN Is
IN recent Of 11.anv requests for a
statement conforming; his fnturo plans and
ts attitude on pu1olic questions in v.ap
OF Tuesdays result He Iptimated to-day
;slat ne Houll before lons eaighten Tbs
oui,lt, fully. hut for the present he had
private matters wa-ch demanded his at.
ternor.
Mr.. Bryan said today that nc might rot
accompany Cq!oEel Wetrnore on his hunt.
ing trip IL the Ozark Mountains. H:s
health IS good and ha does not feel tht
need OF such a trip. He said he had beer
sway from Lincoln SO much recently that
he found i.s own home Afforded him tte
best opportunity for resi-.
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Iaraven. ofSIhe Philippine archipela 90,
must be ratified by the Senate OF the
United States. the officials of the state
Depa rtmant positively decline 10 discuss
the transfer which was referred to yes
tsTday h es =. Tanpriman, efies efFieis,- ror,
The islands as absolutely necessary to
co,nnlete American sovereignty in the
Pb;IinDreS
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SECRETARY OF WAR.
Effort To Induce Eiar;'y s. New to Ac-
ccpt sIie Apo ntmcnt.

if.F Ft'"N-t
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.. Nov. 9.--Lead-
ing Rcpuh leans met to-day to induce. Il
possible, Harry S. New, National Com
rn:tteemar, to allow the use of his name
Tor Secretary of War. Mr.. New has de-
cl-.ed office 50 far and an fort will be
made 10 get him to e2cept the Cabinet
appointment. It Is fett here tha. Indiana IS
entitled 10 i.
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Chinrse Snr,rndcrrd.
Hr Associatea Press.

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LONDON. Npv. "a special dispstel:
from TIen Tsin, dated November Ttil says
i detachment. of Italian troops fetpriiiisgf
TO Peilin intercepted three battaiions OF
Chinese near Eun-Aa-Hs:en. The latter
surrerdered without firing. a shot-N
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Ni.1eteer Were Drowned.
fHy Associated Press

LONDON. Nov. "Details OF the loss
of The steam collier City of Vienna, which
@sssllss In the Channel yesterday while
bound from Swansea for Rottei.dara, after
a collision With an unknown vessel. shcw
that ninssaen of her crew we're drowned
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CHINESE OFFICIALS EXECUTED.
Reports of Dowaeer Empress Death
Are Discred ted.
iBy Associated Press.

PEKIN. Nov. s-s-ia Shanghai. Nov.
a-Four of the leading officials Of Pao
Ting Fu, inciud rie Ting Yang. the acting
yjeroy of Pc Chi L and General kusi
Hing, were executed November 5th, under
the sentence imposed by the Tribunal OF.
the allies.
Renewed reports of the deatl, of the
Empress Dowager are IN circulation. but
they lack verification and arc discredited.
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Claim S,iti Delegation.
,rT tsen,.j,.o, D-.

TOPEKA. EAs, Nov a-Repub!cans
now cain the election Of G. ". Wheat
:ey to Congress iron: lne Ttlrd Districg
by q pur;,liGy OF 10. without the vote CT
the s0liiers Eow serving in the Philip
y nes, which they say will be largely for
him
9,his gives The Republicans a solid de!e-
sae0a in Congress.
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TRACTION COMPANY SUED.
Father Institutes Proceedings to &c
cover, Cor Chiit!'s 1ra,h

flied :, sui; on behalf OF ". +. Robins,
representing his nfan; son, Bertrsn1
Robins. against the Traction Company Tor
1000 damages
The child. vino is about six years Of age,
was injured by one 81 tle Traction Com
reuy's cars several weeks ago
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They Fled in Great Haste Under
Dewet and Steyn, Breaking Up
Into Small Parties.
Bu Assoc:ataA 2ress !

BCTHAEILLE. Noy. a-The-e has been
heavy fighting since November stn. result
ing in the defeat Of the Beers, who lost
Is killed. 50 wounded. and 100 taken pris-
oners. Seeen OF their guns also were cap
The Bri.isl, Lost officers and snea
kit=G
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BRYAN'S MAjOt.iTi.
The csur,er-J ournn, Estimates il at
1855.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Scv, e.---Witts un-
officials returns IRON, every precinct in
Kentucky the Courier-Jouri;al puts Bry-
ans majority at :.6s5. and Bscks'arn s at
s,1i6. The county ncaro caiaFassssa a1s5ss s;le
re,,1rns !, every county in tbs State to-
day aud nifty counties out OF the IFS from
which offlcia! returns have been received
Tonight did ,,ot materially change the
Inera is no doubt that the full offica,
returns will vary somewhat from the un-
Official figures. It is hardly possible that
the majorities of 1865 and JIG will be
wiped out. however. unless the anex-
neetsa shall hapPen in the counties where
tha official returns are not in
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TOUCH OF WINTER.
Mind B.ew at Velocity of fsctents-fYo
Mites sser sse,,.t.

tBs Associated rfcss
NEW YORK. sov. a.-The first touch
of ws;,te. weather came - towp to-day IN
the trail OF west wind, Which, 1T II
O'clock his 1rio,aiag, WAS blowing al the
rate Of z miles an hour II made :: s.uiee-
way Of lower Broad sas and the narrow.
donn-tosvs, streets. litIieg off hats and
playing thousand ard one pranks with
the ua~ary pedestrians who rounded coz
:.cns .ncautiousiy.
Al the top o. sl,e siSy-scrape:,s windows
ratified aad papers blew around 1T q lively
rate
AS the day advanced the Kind became
stronger. until aiong II. the afternoon K
had reached velocity CT ss miles. Up 10
10 O'Clock tonight no loss of life had been
reported in New York city or Brooklyn.
but stories Of damage 70 buildings IN the
c.,ies and suburbs We're numerous.
Tremendous Sra.
(Ry Associafed PreHss
NEJw YORK Soyf. sA.-ttt s Nas impossible
Yor coastinx craft 70 e:iser tie hart,ors To-
day Z account os the tremendous Eea and
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LORD SALISBURY
ON THE ELECTION
Rejoiccs Over Mckinley s
Victory.
TIE RAFTERs RUNG.
The Guests at Lord Mayors Banquet
Cheered Him VociferousIy.
SATlRIZED THE WAR FEVER.
sAIIRIzED The WAR FEVER.
The Retiring Premier Declares the
Passion;,tc Admiration Of Mill
tary Na!or Eyinccd by the popu-
;acc Must Produce d change
Oh 0utside Opinion of
English Character.
(Ry Associated Frcss.)

LONDON, So2. a-The Lord Mayors
show was witnessed to-tay by large
crowds. II CONSISTED OF the usual silt and
err1-ne teatur s.
The procession moved on through ad-
r1,ir!ng throngs to the law courts, where
the ancient c remony Of taking the oath
was carried out Tne new and OLD Lord
Mayors were heartily oheered. a lnoo !
of f,7e ct;n of the British cruiser Power
Yul, used at til siege of Ladys1nlth. was
much cheered, as were also mounted me-,
representing India, Canada. Australia ana
South Africa.
What is probably tna mos. brilliant o,
I'll public functions III England. the Lore
Mayors banquet took place THIS eEenlits-
Il wll ha memorable by reason OF the
following remarkable uttcrance o. i-o'u
JtrHt..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
Mad" q New 3Iar.1

NIsw YORK. Soy. a.-standard Oil Ger
tiiicates made q new high water mark
to-day, selling at Gt5.