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to the opening of Catherine Stree. from
G,1rner 70 Harrison Street. took the same

49, evening of Catherine Street. from
C,;1r,er 20 Harrison Street. took the same
course. ,,,,s;l,e,. .y,,
Mr.. Blanks moved to reconsider the
action by which a resolution approp,iss.s'ls pp.s
60 aoo 70 buy overcoats for the kiehnond
,,oljce yras rejected, but the motion was
lost. or5;;rs-,.s
prohibiting the posting or tacktns VI .aiio
biIIs cards. boards, or other tl .lsslls
notices of any description upon tue '.e.S' -
tree-boSes, telegraph, telephone or ete-SE'c
49, ,,ar.s TIC measure contained a
nena1ty of not less than 81 nor more thah
s1o for each offense ard made it the duss
of the chief-of-police 70 remove Sueh au-
vertiSinS matter .71
Mr. Peers moved to amend so as TO aad
awnings and awning frames TO the iS.-
The amendment was adopted, ana .ie "
dinance as amended agreed to-
NEW JAZZ. MATTER.
Mr.. Casllfe offered the following in view
of the action of the judge of the Hosainss
Court in summoning the members " ti'e
Council before him to show why they
should not be compelled to build Jiii
for the citv:
Whereas the rule (of the Hustinss Iou's,
has been enlarged until the 18th day Oh
November, 1900 in order to AFFORD an
opportunity for the preparation and tltins
of an answer thereto:
Therefore. be it resolved by the Counei.
of the city of Richmond (the Board oil
Aldermen concurrinsl, That the titS ~,
toruev be. and he is hereby, authorizes
ana directed TO prepare Il proper answer
ro said rule, to be laid before JOINT
meeting of boh branches of the Gounch.
to b,. held az S p NJ. Thursday, the
18th day of November 1900
Mr.. Caskfe explained that the Finance
Committee had held five meetings, at
Il tTa.at1
sidereCl. and that the subject was no"
narrowed down to one of site. The CITY
Engineer had suggested several sites ana
was now making inquiry as to whether
| the site of the present Jail would not oe
| suitable if il We're extended eas'Watois
! and rorthwartfly Mr.. Caskie added tiiat
! a company OF Jail builders had been COM
municated with this subject. Inc feso
! luton was adopted unanimously
| Mr. Cottrell offered an ordnance. when
was transmitted 10 the Committee on
| Retrenchment and Reform. increasing the
| salary OF the City Attorney to S,eVo
| year Similar action was taken as 70
an ordinance raising the pay of the maroon
! master from 500 10 $500 u year
/ \ resolution bv Mr. Gunst appropriatlng
| S1.5co to purchase coal to be distributed
| to the poor of the city by the City MIS-
| sion went to the Finance coWmittee.
An ordinance allowing the Board OF pi-
rectors of the Charlotte Williams HOS
pital to leave the pile Of bricks on Broad
| Street in front of the site on wnich the
hospital is to be built, corner Twelfth ana
| Broad Streets for a period of six months
| was after some stubborn opposition
| adopted.
| The resignation of Mr.. A. E. Ferguson
| as :, member of the Common Council from
| Marshall Ward was accepted and sir
James NJ. n. Allen was elected TO I'LL the
| lnexpired term.
! The body then adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-06
REPUBLICANS CONFIDENT.
Claim TO Have Made Inroads Into
Eryan States.
(By Associated Press.o

4
CHICAGO. November o.-The following
statement was given out at the headauar-
1ers of the Republican National commit
tee:
There are few surface indications at
This time dissimilar to those OF four years
ago. when Mckinley swept the country
l,y the greatest majority. probably, ever
,iren 70 a Presidential candidate Inc
work of the Republicans during the past
four weeks has been narvellously effect
i've. 1t has been marked everywhere by
completeness in detail of machinery, har-
nonious action and desired results. In
the history of the party no better orsani-
zatioa has eve. existed Mckinley and
Roosevelt will carry every State which
voted for Mckinley and Hobart four years
ago, and certainly seven or eight Others
that voted for Bryan in 1896
THE alleged hopes of Croker and BRYAN
as ro carrying Indiana and New York are
simply following out the programme OF
claiming everything in sight, for the puT-
pose Of encouraging their followers III
close States to make he most desperate
efforts for success. The claims Of the
Republicans are based upon the result OF
actual work reported by men III the field.
brought up through precinct, ward. town.
ship. city. county and State organizations,
and upon actual facts as shown by the
olosest POLL ever made by any political
organization.
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FREE CUBA" NOT
IN NAME ONLY
Pearl Of the Antilles Has Her First
Taste Of Freedom Ovation
to Wood and Lee.
NV Associated Press J

HAVANA Nov 5-The Cuban consti-
tutional convention met this afternoon
Many thousands We're unable TO gain ad-
mittance, and tbs streets in the neigh
borhood We're blocked With people.
General Wood ana staff, accompanied
by General Fitzhugh Lee and staff. re
ce;yed an ovation on entering, the band
playing .' America.
Senior Ciseros and General Rivera es-
corted General Wood TO the platform. and
he almost Immediately opened the con-
vention.
LAS Military Governor Of the Island Of
Cuba. and representing the President Of
the United States he said Il call this
convention 10 order. It Will be your duty
first of all TO frame and adopt consti-
tuition for Cuba. and when that has been
done to formulate what, in your opinion.
ought to be the relations between Cuba
and the United States.
THE Constitution must be adequate 20
maintain orderly and stable government.
When You have provided conditions,
which. in Your opinion, ought 10 exist
between Cuba and the United States. the
Government OF the United States will
doubtless take such action on its part as
she'll lead to a final and autiloratativ
agreement between the people of the two
countries to the promotion Of their COM
mon interests
The convention organized with Scnor
L!orente, justice OF the Supreme Coutr as
president. end Senor Villuendo as secre-
iary.
The following resolutions were presented
to the president of the convention Just be-
fore adjournment, and will probably be
adopted to-morrow:
.. .F1trst-That a committee of the Assem-
hsy caM OH General Wood and manifest
the satisfaction with which the delegates
have seen him carry out the difficult mis-
son entrusted to TIM
.second-That the committee request
General Wood TO cable to the President of
the United States as follows:
..The delegates elected to the Constitu-
t;ona, Convention assembled at their in
a,leura1 meeting greet with profound g;rat-
;,,,de5 and affection the President of the
United States cf America. and they are
satisfied with the honesty demonstrated in
t1,e failfiiiment5 of the declarations made in
favor of the liberty and the independence
nf the a,hxn people, :.
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SUMMARY OF T0-DAY's NEWS,
Local.

Local.
THE Times arranges most novel
method for making known consaiete re-
turns of the election.
Council holds lengthy session
-Street-car question ssill unsettled.
-sIajo Robert Stiles i'll.
Last days of the campaign.
Leaders are confident
Monroe Church will disbapd-
Last guns of campaign In Virginia
fired yesterday.
BIS; stoesr in Princess Anne county
Democrats confident of q good ma
jority in the State. Ninth District con-
sidered very close
General.
Both parties confident OF victory. and
make little change in their estimates
BRYAN concluded his campaign with
nine speeches IN Omaha.
Chief Devery. OF New YORK, arrested
for interfering with superintendent of
Elections.
Foreign.
Roberts departure from South Africa
2postponed Indefinitely.
= Negotiations in Pekin progress salts
The The Chinese rebellion dying out
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SATISFACTORY PROGRESS.
Peace Negotiations at PEEK in Progress
Satisfactorily.
AZ Asso..intcI Nress.


WASHINGTON. D. c.. Nov. 9.-AtinLster
Congey's last advices 20 the State Depart
ment indicate tina, satisfactory progress Is
beins made by the Ministerial corps at
Pekin toward the arrangement OF a basis
upon which nesotia tions shall De mad Win
the Chinese Government for q hnal settle
ment The ministers have passed upon
the question of punishments and also upon
several other important poiats. which are
to figure in the negotiations
The results have not been made public
The Russian Minister is understood TO be
participating actively in the discussions.
ard the proceedings are harmonious. So
Tar these have been confined 10 The effor.
10 secure a perfect agreement by all the
ministers upon the basis of negotiat ton.
ard UP TO this time no effort has been
made to deal directly with the Chinese
Government
Ii is the understanding that when the
ministers themselves have agreed upon
their programme there will be little diff
ct,l,y in securing is acceptance by the
Chinese Government. which Is, indeed.
naWcrless To offer serious resistance to the
united demands Of the Powers.
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PUT UP HIS CLOTHES.
Game Man from Manchester Goes
Home Scantily Clad.

\ game man from Manchester, who be-
lisves Bryan will defeat Mckinley to-tisty,
made the most unique bet os the cam
paign last night.
He was discussing the election with Z
leading Richmond hotel man. when the
latter offered to.bet IL TO that Mckinley
would carry Greater New York
Il haven't the money. but I'll put up
my new suit OF clothes against your SIG,
responded the MancheSterian.
.'rhlt's gooI. enough for me declared
the hotel man. IS he counted out sixteen
silver dollars.
The nan from across the James was not
dismaycC'. He stepped :nto the private
office of the hostelrr and quickly took of
his outer garments. These. with the $i,
were wrapped up in a bundle and placed
in the hotel safe. Accompanied by t"s'
friends, the Chcsterfeld5an walked TO his
home in Manchester, in only his unsls--
wear shoes and hat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-06
GREAT BATTLE
OF The BALLOTS.
The City Democrats ]. Are
Ready forthe Fray.
HOT FIGHT ON HERE
Captain John Lamb Will Be an Easy
Winner.
THE NINTH DISTRICT is CLOSE
Chairman ElIyson Completes His
Iabors aud SaysAll Will Be We'll
To-Ni.ht-S some Hclpful
Hints in Regard to
the Marking OF
Bal llots.
aptain John Lamb Will Be an Easy
THE NINTH DISTRICT is CLOSE

Everything is in readiness for the great
battle of the ballots which will be waged
to-day.
The City Democratic Committee held a
meeting at Murphy's Hotel last night,
heard reports from the several ward
superintendents, issued tinA instructions
to the workers for to-day, and made ar
rangements to bring Eout the largest vote
which it is possible TO get to the polls, for
Bryan, Stevenson and Lamb.
Congressman Lamb closed his canvass
at Ettricks. in Chesterfield, last night.
He gave out the following yesterday, as
to the result of the fight to-day:
Il am confident that my majority over
my opponent will not be less than 1900.
/ VIII carry Richmond by 2,5G3 or 5000.
Mr. Allan will get small majorities in
King William and Goochland. New Kent
is doubtful. l will carry Manchester,
Chesterfield. Hanover and Henrico.
General Edgar Allan wound up his cam
paign at 4 big rally on the south side OF
Clay Ward last nishs. He gave out the
following in regard to his fight for Con-
gress.
Il am not going TO make any predic-
ton Us to the probable result in this dis
trict. If knew that there had been
any reformation among the judges OF cleo
ton since the last election, l might be
able to tell you who would be elected"
BUSINESS MEN FOR LAMB
The business men of the city are giving
Captain Lamb their almost united sup
port, and he is receiving every assurance
that he is their choice for Congress.
Following is a letter tn him from one
OF the leading business men OF the city,
and he has had numbers along the same
line within the last few days:
Il am gratified a5s the fact that you,
return to Congress is now well assured
1t Will, however, give me pleasure to 90
to the polls on Tuesday next, to express
in the only way can my appreciation
Of Your public services--not only to this
district. but to the State.
While am satisfied that my vote is
not necessary in this case. yet il is my
pleasure. as a citizen, to thus express my
appreciation of your work in Congress
Following is the vote of the Third Dis
tricr by counties and CITIES
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IN RGCKBRIDGE.
Goth Parties Close the Campaign With
SuccchcS,
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)


LEXINGTON. VA, November 3.-To-day
November Court was pleasant and Rock
bridge turned out in large numbers 10
creetsthe closing speeches of the campaign.
Increased interest was shown both III at
tendance upon the addresses and in per
soma, work done with the masses
The Democrats occupied the Courthouse
ana were addressed by L!eutenant-Govef-
nor Echols and Senator ". p Barlisdale,
of Halifax. Both speeches We're We'll re-
ceiyed. Senator Barksdale arousing great
enthusiasm Hon. William y. Anderson
presided
The Republicans We're addressed in the
Courthouse yard by Hon. jacob Iost. OF
Staunton. and p. l., Matt!ce. OF Goshen.
County Chairman Mci'lunS Patton pre-
sided.
The Democrats claim a greatly reduced
Republican majority in RockbridSe and
Lexington The Republicans are on the
still hunt, and will vote their full strength.
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VIEi ~ '''''' - Iyt
Bryan $ majority. 1851.
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l-.iZo
DEMOCRATS CONFIDENT

DEMOCRATS CONFIDENT.
The Democratic leaders are confident
OF carrying nine of the ten districts in
this State to-day. Some of them
privately admit that General Walker may
defeat Judge Rhea in the Ninth Dis
trict
Mr. George Lindsay. of Norfolk county.
was here yesterday. He says Harry May
nard will easily defeat DR.. r. A Wise
His majority will be 200 or 5000.
Colonel VIM. Henry Mann, of Peters
burg. states that Frank Lassiter will
carry every county in the Fourth Dis
trict, with the possible exception of Prince
Edward and Greenesville.
The news from the Tenth District. that
is the news from Democratic sources. in
dicates the election Of Hal. Flood by 1900
majority.
The situation in this State as viewed
from q Democratic standpoint, is rs fol-
lows:
Jones will win in the First District by
5,GoO,
Maynard will carry the Second District
by $500
LAMB will defeat Allan in the Third
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-06
CONGRESSMAN JONES
Makes Il Great Speech to His Home
People.
Especial Dispatch to The Times

WARSAW, VA. November 5.-The Hon.
w A. Jones wound up his campaign at
this place to-day where he addressed tof
nearly two hours an immense audience
composed OF both Democrats ana Ike
publicans the large COURTROOM beng
packed to overHowing, every inch OF space
being occupied, and at least TWO hnhdied
persons heard him from the open VIM
dows on the outside.
This being the home Of Mr.. Jones, ne
was given great ovation. His sPeecn
was OF more. than his accustomed toice ana
power, and his speech was sree1ed
throughout with round after ROUNDS OF
thunderous applause. So enthaslastlc Vas Nzls
the crowd that at times the speaker Nis
unable TO proceed for several minute minutes,
and the grandest ovation ever accofaea
anv speaker here was given our dis
t!nguished Congressman.
| Mr.. Jones was followed by J. D. Berry,
IA most pleasing and attractive speaker'
who is fresh from canvassing tne states
of Delaware and West E.rs'nia, ana
brought good cheer to the Democrat Is OF
his audience from those doubtful States;
His SDesch was a very strong one. and
was interspersed with many anscdo1es-
II is safe to say that BRYAN VIII carry.
1h.s county by big majority, ana that
Mr. Jones majority viii be unprecedented
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Nebraska.
t.y Associated Press, /,

tRy AsSoclateG pEess.}
OMAHA. NEB., Nov. s.-1,fe Republican
State Committee is stiii claiming the
State ns 500 plurality for Mckinley, but
this IS placed against the positive asser-
.ion by Chairman Hall. of the Democratic
Committee. that Mr.. Bryan VIII receive a
plurality Of ut least l2,e9.
Ohio.
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. all specula-
ton tonight is on the question Of Demo-
crDt.c gains in the cities and Republican
gains IN the ru,ag districts of Ohio.
Republican State Chairman Dick says
his poll a1ows over 5000 for Mckinley
j.. Ck1io and seventeen Of the twenty-ons
cengressnle1,.
Democratic State Chairman Long claims
Bryan will Garry Ohio unless prevented
BY coercion and purchase
Kansas.
TOPEKA. KAN, Nov. S.-The Fusion
ssts concede one Congressman to the Re-
pnbAcans but csnim everything else. p:ac-
ing Bryan's plurality at 5000 A very
Heavy vote VIII be pollea
kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, ky, Nov. 5.-'rhe cam
paign closed tn-nish, IN Kentucky witt,
both SIDES claiming the State by a00d0,
though disinteresfcd estimates do not pll;
the majority either way above 5000 or
S.0a. s.
Already a<sests have been made in va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-06
MRs. JACKSON WELL.
The Operation Was Completely Sue
ccsSfl,i.
sAIr1MoRL MD Nov. w
~ .ss,eeIage.: nsess }

BALTIMORE. MD. Noy. Mrs. Mary
Ann .Iackson. widow of "Ssonewali Jack
SON. left to-day for her home in Charlotte.
N c.
Mrs. Jackson came 10 Balt'more for.
treatment for neuralgia. Dr. Lewis ~.
Tiffany advised t sursica. gPeffisi2si- i,'si
Which was performed by Dr. Tiffany win
complete success. She is ROW eRtirSty re-
stored 10 health
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-06
lspecial pispate., 10 The Times.)

ALEXANDRIA. VA, November D.
Tomorrow election promises to be
big one in this city. The indications are
that Alexandria, as she always mas VIII
give an overwhelming majority for the
Democratic party. The lnd.cations are
that f1on John f. Rixey, Of the Eighth
Congressional District. for Congress, VIII
be elected over his opponent MI ).
Rogers. by an overwhelming majority.
The Republican leaders concede TINS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-06
DEPARTURE UNCERTAIN.

Bob~ ,Iay Have TO E:cnain III South
Africa Indefinitely.
tBy Associased ErersD
LONDON Nov. 5--Thc tovtn cterk os
Portsmouth yesterday received q cable
gram from i4ord Roberts. saying
MY q parture is still uncertain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-06
MAJOR STILES Ill.
He Was Operated OF. Yesterday 1T s.
i.uke's

Major FoGert stiles was taken i'll ut MS
office yesterday about aocn and weut hotns
and called il MS family phys c!an Or w
: Gordon
D.. Go=doa decIds that az operation
was necessary and Major Sti'cs was taken
"a, St lakes Hospital wFleEa sGtccSSstits
operation was performed bg d.. Sariirt
MeCiuire.
Maior stiles. White dong ~ vel as
could be expected. was Il very i'll nlztn last
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The Rteamor.s Locomotive asd at.c.sitaez
,,.-,,.S,- rsffl cs5se Tor tn tsy at : .ctock
rt,is AFTERNOON. This IS done. IN order TO
1--WE ali employees an op2o-tuni;y 10 Foke.
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,,r. viI,an Il. Iri-=..

slr. yll..tn r. Tr.ss Is u ut h.s home.
No. III West Franklin STREET isoasa
confined TO his bed his cot.d.t.o = sses -.
,,J''r.,,;y~- and ne was said last night 20 be
improvins-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-06
IN ALEXANDRIA
Especial Dispatch to The Timrso

ALE\ANDRIA VA. November o
The Democratic campaign was cohc:ucei
in this CITY tonight by a large and en-
,hnsi.s,i,. r11ass-meeting held in the Opera
House. Alexandria's Democracy turned
out en- masse to attend the inaie lhe
meeting was called to order by Mr. Hubert
Snowden who then introduced Hon.
George L. Simpson. mayor OF the CITY
who delivered a we'll considered spcech
He was followed by Messrs y. a. lt.p-
scomb. of Alexandria county. and thas
Randhein. of this city. y large number
of ladies were present.
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~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~
The TINES has made extensive pre-
: parations 10 furnish complete election
: returns. Two leased wirss-Postal and
J Western Union-have been run into The
Times Building, and this bulletin service
Will be used III connection with that
!, furnished by the Associated Press. Be
} sides, The Times has corps of CORE
( spondents throughout Virginia and North
! Carolina. The entire country will be
{ thoroughly covered and returns will be
} received from every city, town and pre-
( cincf. TheSereturns Will be made known
iron, the Bank-Street side of the Times
I Building. The stereopticon will be rein
5 forced with the nlegaphone and search
light.
5 The following code of Signals has been
arranged for the searchlight:
Three fIashes-looks like Bryan.
: five flashes-hlck;nIey is ahead.
Seven fiashes-Bryan is elected
} Nine flashes Mckinley iselected.
One Flash New York Democratic.
) Iwo Eles .es New York Republican.
four flashes Illinois Democratic.
5 s., Flashes Illinois Republican.
I = { IS =
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KELLEY N cHARLorTEsvILE.
especial Dispatch TO The rin1es.)


CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Nov. a.
T3e Democrats in closing the campaign
held a grand rally in the courthouse here
to-day. An immense crowd was present
and an enthusiastic meeting was held
Among the speakers was Hon. S L. he!-
ley. of Richmond. an old CharlottesVlhe
boy.
He made an excellent addreSs-sound'
practical and convincing. and the cause
of Democracy was greatly advanced BY
his presence ana able address.
Especial Dispatch The 1'imes9
ROANOKE. VA, Nov. 5.-The Demo
Gratis of Roanoke had the final rally to-
night Assembly Hall was packed with
enthusiastic Democrats who appiauded
speeches made by Don. p. Halsey. OF
Lynchburg: ]. Watts, and L j. carter,
of Roanoke Chairman Cutdlin predicted
a larger majority than in 1886.
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Closes His Campaign With Great
Speech at Warsaw
FIELD DAY AT LEXINGTON.
Echols and Bark for the Demo-
Gratis, and Yosr and Niatticc Tor
cRepublicans-Kclle Makes
Il Fine Speech in Cha,lottcs-
yillc-NI cctiugs 1T New
port News and Luray
(s,aci,l Dispatcb to Tho Times.)

MARTINSvILLE, VA, Nov. "a. j.
Montague was met at the train by torch
light procession and a band of music and
a large body of citizens. He spoke here
tonight in the Academy OF Music to an
appreciative and enthusiastic crowd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-06
DANIEL AND GLASS.
isnocial Dispatch to The Timcs.)

LYSCHBURG. VA, Nov. 5.-Ite cam
naien was brought to a close tonight
with the largest and most enthusiasuc
rally that has been seen in Lynchoufs
for many years. The speakers We're State
Senator Garter Glass and Senator John
w Daniel Immense enthusiasm pre-
vailed. Three thousand persons We're
TIeSent.
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THE FOURTH DISTRICT.

The Last Efforts ef the Campaign
Prince George Returns
Especial Dispatch TO The Titpes.)
PETERSBURG. VA, NoY. L.
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RANCE Of THERMOMETER

The thermometer ranged as follows at
The Times Office yesterday: A. AZ. IS; u
NJ. 81: 3 p. NJ. s.: p. ~. S2. 8 P. NJ. So;
IL N. 81. Average temperature 50 5-S.
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CONTINUED on Second Fasc.1
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wEATHEl: FORECAST

Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday
Virginia and North CaroI:na-F'air Tues
aay and Wednesday. with moderate tenn
pegasure; fresh TO light northeriy WINGS
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BOISE, IDAHO, Nov. 5.-Both parties
manifest great confidence The most un-
certain element in the situation appears
TO be Shoshone. the scene OF the riots of
1899 While the Republicans are sure they
will carry the county. they have no poll
Of it.