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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-05
WYOMING.

Cheyenne. Oct. 4.-Wyoming elected
a governor, state ticket. legislature and
one congressman. The republican plu-
rality in 1900 was 4,31S.
While no figures can be given at this
hour, enough returns have been receiv-
ed to indicate the election of Mondell,
republican congressman at large. by a
safe majority.
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COLORADO.

Denver, Nov. Colorado elected a
state ticket, a legislature to choose
Senator Tellers successor, and three
representatives. The fusion plurality in
1900 was 2S,750. There is no fusion
now. and the election of a republican
legislature would mean the retirement
Of Senator Teller from the senate and
election of former Senator Edward
Wolcott. The fight was largely on that
issue.
Meager returns show an unusually
heavy vote and republican gains are
generally reported.
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NEBRASKA

Lincoln. Nov. NEBRASKA elected a
state ticket, SIX congressman and legis-
lature. The republican plurality in 1901
was 1869
The city of Lincoln elected the re-
publican ticket by 1000 majority The
returns from the country are not COM
ing in yet and not much can be told
about general results.
The republicans claimed to be able to
elect five of the six congressman. The
democrat managers said they would
elect Thompson, fusion nominee, for
governor, by 10000 plurality.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

Fargo, Nov. 4.-Today's election was
for state ticket, congress, and legisla-
ture to choose a successor to Senator
Hansbrough. The republicans won in
1900 by 1917 plurality. Two years
ago there were $4,000 votes cast, a very
light vote. The vote was expected to
be larger this year.
The returns are very meager, but in
dictate a larger vote than two years ago.
The republicans will WIN. It is simply
a question of majorities.
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KANSAS.

Topeka, Nov. .4-Kansas elected a
full staet ticket legislature to choose
Senator Harris successor, and eight
representatives. The republican plur-
atty in 1900 was 17.175.
The election of a republican legisla-
ture in Kansas would retire Senator
Harris, the democratic Incumbent The
fusionists claimed a plurality of 10000
to $4,000 for the state ticket.
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MICHIGAN.

Detroit, Nov. Michigan elected
twelve congressman, a state ticket, and
a legislature which will choose United
States senator to succeed the late
James Mcmillan.
Durand the Democratic candate for
governor carried the city of Detroit
but the republicans swept the state
electing Bliss by nearly $4,000 and an
overwhelming majority of the legisla-
ture.
There was no hope at all for the
democrats in electing governor or
controlling the legislature and ex-Sec-
rotary Alger is as good as elected Unit
ed States senator now. The contest in
the First district the campaign
against the reelection of Congressman
Corliss was bitter with betting in fav-
or of his democratic opponent from the
start.
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CONNECTICUT.

New Haven. Nov. 4.-Connecticut
elected a governor, full state ticket,
and five representatives.. No democrat
has been elected in the state for ten
years.
At midnight the returns indicate the
election of the entire republican ticket
by $4,000 plurality. The legislature is
overwhelmingly republican and Senator
Pratt will be returned to the senate.
Chamberlain, republican, for governor
Is elected by 10000. The legislature
will have gain of twenty-five republi-
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UTAH,

Salt Lake City, Nov. 1.-The state
elects a supreme judge, one congress
man, and legislature. The republicans
elected a governor in 1900 by 2,15s
plurality. The republicans We're con-
fdent as We're the democrats that their
man would be elected. The election
was expected to be very close.
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WASHINGTON.

Seattle, Nov. 4.-Washington elected
a legislature that will elect Senator
Turner's successor Mckinley carried
the state by 1888, while the democ-
ratio state ticket won by 3,144.
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Murdered by Robbers.

Chicago. Nov. because he resisted
the efforts of thugs to relieve him
of his valuables, Charles E. Bohlens.
a. west-sde real estate dealer, was
shot early this morning and died
shortly after being taken to a hospital.
The police have good descriptions Of
the murderers.
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ROBBERS GET $4,000.
State Bank At Greenwood, Wis, and
the Vaults Blown Up.

Marshfield, Wis., Nov. 4.-The State
Bank of Greenwood, several miles from
here, was entered by burglars early to-
day and $4,000 in gold stolen. Five men
We're implicated in the work. They blew
open two vaults with dynamite and the
noise of the explosion attracted several
citizens. A gun fight ensued. Several
shots were exchanged. No one was in
jured. The robbers escaped.
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MISSOURI.

ST. Louis, Nov. 4.-Missouri elected
sixteen congressman, state officers, and
a legislature which will choose a Uni :.
ted States senator to succeed George
.G. Vest. Bryan carried the state in
1900 by 1881 plurality.
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IDAHO.

Boise, Nov. 4.-Idaho elected a state
ticket, legislature that will elect
successor to Senator Hatfield, and one
representative. The democrats carried
the state by 2.160 in 1900.
The republicans were handicapped
by the unjust apportionment made by
the fusion legislature. but were hopeful
of carrying the state by small ma
jority.
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. NEXT CONGRESS
TO BE REPUBLICAN
Ballots We're Cast in Many States to Vindi.
cate the President Wins
VOL. XVIII.

The Weather Was Fine All Over the United SteProsperty
and Roosevelt Won Republican Victories in Many States
Pennsylvania and New York Elect Republican Govern
ors-Ohio Failed to Endorse Single Tax and Tom
johnson - Middle West Republican = Demo
Gratis Secured an Expected Gain in Congress-
men But Republicans Still Control
Iowa Sends Solid Delegation
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MONTANA.

| Helena, Nov. 4.-The fight was on
associate Justice of supreme court,
and Holloway, republican, was practic-
ally conceded election. The democrats
won by 9,72S in 1900.
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PAGE ONE.

PAGE ONE.
Geographic News.
Election Day Generally Quiet.
Some Disturbance in New York.
Wealthy Bostonian Suspected Q
Murder.
Text of Miners Statement.
Governor Yates Very Ill.
Bank Robbers Get $4,000.
Officials Go Home to Vote.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News in Brief
Sixth District Very Close.
Political Estimates in Iowa.
An Interesting Law Point.
Mysterious Express Robbery.
Arrest of Alleged Counterfeiter.
Sunday Mail for Rural Patrons
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial.
The Election and Congress.
Christian Scientists Indicted.
Stamping Out Smallpox.
LOCKER on's Observations.
Topics and Iowa Opinions.
PAGE FIVE.
General News.
United State Treasurer's Report
Plan to Buy Irish Lands.
Miscellaneous News.
PAGES SIX AND SEVEN.
City News.
Election Very Quiet.
The Democratic Boomerang.
New Christian Science Church.
Violations of City Ordinances.
Harry Stoddart's Death.
An August Marriage Made Public.
The City Field.
4 PAGE EIGHT.
Iowa and Commercial.
Review of Market Conditions.
The Candy Trust Completed.
Betting on the Election
Many Doukhobor Pilgrims Dying.
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There were few surprises in today S
elections With fair weather almost
everywhere and general .contentment
prevailing, President Roosevelt received
a strong vindication in the votes CT
electors New York went republican
by about 10000 re-electing Governor
Odelf. Ohio surprised everyone with
republican lead of nearly 100000.
Illinois maintained its republican color.
Indiana was close but republican, and
Iowa saved every district SO far as
can be learned at an early hour this
evening. At Washington. with only
fifteen doubtful districts to be heard
from the returns indicate that the
republicans have retained strong
control of the next house.
NEW YORK.
New York. Nov 1.-The Empire state
this year elects governor, state tick
at and thirty seven representatives.
The republican plurality in 1900 was
14s.606.
The reelection of Governor odell is
ocratic and by EVENING Post, indie
pendent. He came down TO Harlem
river with lead of $4,000 and while
coler gained nearly 100000 in Greater
New York. democratic leaders virtually
concede New York to the republicans
BY a plurality ranging from from $4,000
to $4,000.
Democratic managers had claimed
that the republican governor Odell
could not come down to Harlem river
with more than $4,000 plurality and that
scoler the Tanlmany candidate, would
secure at least $4,000 In Greater New
York. leaving the state democratic by
$4,000. Likewise in the congressional
contest practically all of the nineteen
up-country districts We're conceded to
republican congressman, while of the
eighteen districts in Greater New York
only one was considered doubtful to the
democrats.
The republican cause was greatly
Benefited by the injudicious remark of
a democratic party leader, who said it
was not so easy for his party to make
votes among the farmers because they
lacked the intelligence to read and un-
derstand the newspapers. The repub-
licans have taken pains to spread the
remark broadcast in the farming dis
trscts thru the country weeklies, and 1t
has stirred up the farmers to resent the
criticism by going to the polls to vote.
Betting turnout has ranged from 10
to A to 10 to 6 In favor OF Odell and last
night bets were made at the Hoffman
House and Hotel Metropole at to /.
William r. Hearst. owner of the New
York Journal. the Chicago American
and the San Francisco Examiner, Is
running for congress on the democratic
ticket In the Eleventh district and is
sure OF election. His district lies on the
west side and includes a large number
Of tenements. 1t is overwhelmingly
democratic. and an authority on New
J ork politics when asked how large Mr..
Hearst's majority would be answered.:
Anything the democrats want it to be-
Mr.. Hearst will probably have 5000
votes or more to spare.
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NEW JERSEY,

Trenton, Nov. Anew Jersey elected
ten congressman and legislature. The
state in 1900 had a republican plural
ity of $4,000. In the last congress the
republicans had eight representatives
and the democrats two.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, Nov. 4.--Both sides are
still claiming the governorship, state
ticket and two congressman. The re-
publican plurality in 1901 was 6,537.
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NEVADA.

Carson, Nov. Nevada elected
governor, state ticket, legislature that
will name senator, and one congress-
man. The democratic plurality in 1898
was LASS.
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Sandusky, Ohio-Rev. e. A. Steiner,
Congregationalist, was asked to resign
because of too much socialism in his
views.
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dications point to republican victory
by $4,000 which is, one of the greatest
surprises of the e,lection-not because
Ohio went republican but because of
the size of the plurality The repub-
Ilicans are claiming 100000 plurality late
tonight.
olumbus-Faverable conditions. in
Guiding clear Indian summer weather,
prevailed in Ohio today for the cleo
ton. 4
Thousands of democrats who are sat
isfied with the present prosperous con-
dition of the country remained at home
or voted the republican ticket rather
than run any risk of encouraging either
free trade or free silver. This immense
host was also reinforced by thousands
of other democrats who could not ap-
prove of the methods of their party
prominent leaders and were not willing
to endorse the single tax law and other
fads and isms injected into this cam
paign by the democratic candidate for
governor, Tom L. Johnson. 1t was ex-
pected that the republicans would elect
seventeen of the twenty-one congress-
men,.
INDIANA.
indianapolis, Nov. 1.-Indiana elects
thirteen congressman, minor state off,
GERS. and a legislature which will
choose United States senator to sue
coed C. w. Fairbanks.
Indiana returns in dictate nothing
definite except that the democrats see
nothing to base claims upon.
This state was the most doubtful
of all. None of the political meetings
have been well attended and interest
has been listless.
The campaign of 1890, when the re-
publicans were in power in state and
nation, presented practically the. sans
conditions. and me democrats carried
the state by 2o,000 plurality. Precisely
the same conditions obtained in 1894,
when the democr ats were In power, and
the republicans carried the state by 49,
900. Republican plurality in 1900 was
23.132. Four congressional districts
have been considered safe for the DEM
oerats and five for the republicans, the
other four being doubtful with every
probability that three of them would
be captured by republicans.
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Robbers at Marshfield.

Marshfield, Wis, Nov. Robbers
blew open the vault of the bank 40
Greenwood last night and secured
$4,000.
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SOUTHERN STATES DEMOCRATIC
.solid South" Except West Virginia,
Half of Maryland and Two Tennessee
Districts

Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 4. - The "solid
south" as usual returns democrats to
office. Tennessee returned one repub-
lean from district already republican.
West Virginia was all republican, while
Maryland retained only three of the six
republicans it did have. In many of the
states congressman were the only Off
GERS to be elected.
ALABAM A-Governor and state Off
GERS. Carried by the democrats, but
sentatives.
ARkANSAS-Only elected congress-
men and all were democrats.
DELAWARE-Very close. Will prob
ably take official count to determine the
result.
KENTUCKY - Eleven representa-
tives elected. Republicans secured one
of the two they did have and the dem
ocrats elected the other ten.
LOUISIANA---Solid democratic dele
cation sent to congress.
MISSISSIPPI - Seven democratic
congressman were elected without OPP
position.
NORTH CAROLINA-All ten con-
gressmen We're elected by the demo-
Gratis. except with two possible excep-
tons.
SOUTH CAROLINA-Today saw the
election of democratic state and con-
gressional nominees.
MARYLAND-The solid republican
delegation Of six congressman was
broken by the election of democrats in
the First, Second and Fourth districts
TENNESSEE - Republicans could
return only the two congressman al
ready secured.
TEXAS-Governo and congressman
conceded to democrats.
VIRGINIA-Ten representatives will
be elected. 1t was the first election I'M
der the new constitution and few ne
groes voted.
WEST VIRGINIA Republicans
elected all five congressman.
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MINNESOTA.

st. Paul, Nov. 4.-This state elected
a. governor state ticket and legislature,
beside nine congressman, of whom the
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Harrisburg, Nov. 4.-Pennsylvania
elects a full state ticket, thirty two
congressman and a legislature that will
elect successor to Senator Penrose.
Pennsylvania returns were meagre
and late but indicated republican
victory and the election of Pennypacker
by reduced plurality. The vote of
Philadelphia did it. 1t is believed that
the republicans have made gains in ths
legislature.
Bitter factional feuds among the re-
publicans, owing to the corruption that
has existed under Quay's regime, had
given the democrats great hopes and it
has been conceded that the democrats
would gain two congressman from this
state, altho the election Of Pennypacker,
republican candidate for governor, and
a republican legislature has been con-
eeded in all conservative estimates.
Robert Pattison, the democratic cam
didate for governor, who has twice be-
fore been elected to that position, Sc
cured the votes of a great many repub-
Iieans and independents who thus
WISHED to register protest against the
corrupt ring in Philadelphia.
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T.-R BULLETIN.
;1jl|CEAB|E NEWS OF TODAY
Sun rises Nov. 5, $50; sets, asa.

The Weather.
Iowa-Partly cloudy; cooler tonight,
showers in the east; Wednesday, fair.
Illinois-Rain tonight and possibly IN
the south and east: Wednesday,, cooler.
South Dakota-Generally fair to-
night and Wednesday; cooler in east
and warmer in the west tonight;
warmer Wednesday.
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Former District PIuraIities.

The following are the pluralities of
the different republican congressional
tickets in 1898 and 1900:
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YATES VERY SICK
Condition of the Illinois Governor Is
Very Alarming Today-His Temper
ature at f04 and He Is Delirious.

Springfield, Ill.,, Nov. 4.-The condi-
ton of Governor Yates is considered
very alarming. He has been in a delir-
ious condition all day today and his
temperature is 1c4 degrees. He is a
very sick man.
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SOUTH pAkoTA.

Sioux Falls. Nov. 4.-South Dakota
elected a state ticket, q legislature to
elect a successor to Senator Kittredge,
and two representatives. In 1900 the
republican plurality was 11,677. The re-
publicans before election day claimed
they would be able to elect 100 out Of
the 100 members of the legislature.
The republicans, according to returns
received at midnight will carry the
state by $4,000. The democrats con-
cede republican victory.
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each about third completed. The six
teen torpedo boat-destoyers are now
all completed, and are either ready for
trial or have been delivered, except the
Hopkins, Hull, Lawrence and Macdon-
ough.
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Roosevelt Vote S.

Oyster Bay, N. y, Nov. president
Roosevelt cast his vote in the Fifth
district, Nassau county, few minutes
before eleven. He then started ON a
long drive with Mrs. Roosevelt.
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OHIO.

Columbus. Nov 4.--Ohio elected
minor state officers and twenty-one
members of congress. The campaign
has been a sensational enc.
The large cities of Cincinnati, Cleve-
land, Columbus, Toledo, Dayton and
others indicate large vote and strong
republican gains. Attic these condi-
tfons are not expected from the rural
districts yet forty outside precincts
give Laylin the head of the republican
ticket q lead of over 1000 and all in
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-08-16
AT THE TOMB OF ELIHU YALE.
A Little Welsh Town That Ia the
Scene of a Sort of American
Pilgrimage.

A bazar was lately held which ex-
cites great interest in north Wales, in
aid of the restora ton of Wrexham
church, one of the finest in the princi-
pality. Wrexham contains a monu-
ment which has become a sort of
shrine to Americans who have baen ed
ucated at Yale college, inasmuch as It
is that of Elihu Yale, and bears
quaint inscription which has become
famous. Never was Immortality so
easily acquired as by Yale. 1t cost
him some chattels, which he sent over
to aid, by the request of friends,
struggling college at New Haven,
Conn.,, and which fetched few hun
dred pounds; but this in IT'S was such
a boon that the college took his name,
and is now famous as Yale university,
says London paper.
Elihu Yale's daughter married Lord
James Cavendish, son of the first duke
of Devonshire, and had an only child,
who married, the son of DR.. Chandler,
Bishop of Durham, whom she made
take the name of Cavendish. She was
q lady of masculine tendencies, and
commonly known as "Jack" Caven-
dish. The Yale students have present
ed Wrexham church with a handsome
visitors book.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-08-16

STATE SENATOR A. M Jones, of
Waukesha, has announced his candi-
dacy for a reelection in the Thirty
Third district, embracing the counties
of Waukesha aed Washington. The
senator is certainly deserving of the
endorsement he asks. The district
was never more ably represented than
during Senator Jones' term. Constant
in his attendance upon every session
of the senate; ever alert lin watching
and working for what his mature judy
ment pointed out was for the best in
terests of his district and of the state;
able to bear either defeat or victory
gracefully, he easily took rank among
the leaders of his party, not only in
the senate, but in the state as we'll. A
critical inspection of the official record
he has already made would develope
many convincing re sons in favor of
his retention in position which he
has shown himself SO competent to
fill. In publically announcing his
candidacy, the Senator says:
| hereby announce to the Republic
can voters of the Thirty-Third senate
rial district that | am candidate for
denomination for senator and that |
am for the reelection of John C..
Spooner for United States senator on
his record as Republican and sena-
tor, which has stamped him as the
peer of any man in the United States
senate.
His record as Republican leader,
not only in the state, but in the ma
ton, is such that no pledge is needed
from him before further honors are
conferred by reelection to the high
Office he now holds.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-08-16
NATION ADDING TO NAVY.
According to Present Indications
Many Vessels VIII BE Added
to the Fleet

The United States is rapidly adding
to it's navy. In three years it will prob
ably have the largest number of ships
able to engage in active warfare of
any country in the world. Battle
ships, cruisers and monitors are now
in course of construction, and will be
launched as soon as completed, says a
Washington report.
The next to take to the sea is the
Pennsylvania, which will be launched
from Cramps shipyard next season
and christened by Miss Quay, daughter
Of the Pennsylvania leader, who will
break bottle upon the bow and name
the ship with appropriate ceremony.
The starting of ship Of war upon
its journey is such an important GER
emory, and one attended with so many
honors, that the greatest rivalry ex-
lists for the honor of breaking the
bottle. Wires are pulled, plans are
laid a year in advance, and often feel
ings are engendered that are quite the
reverse of friendly or patriotic.
The selection of Miss Quay has given
universal satisfaction in Philadelphia
and Washington, as she is young
woman, pretty and accomplished, and
already identified in public affairs.