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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-19
FOREIGN.

The University Of Halle. Germany.
celebrated Its quadri.centenary.
General De Wet started from London
for South Africa. He was heartily
cheered by those who had gathered to
see him Of.
The Coroner's jury at Liverpool. Eng.
land, returned verdict Of murder
against McKeever. the slayer Of John
Kensit, the anti. .Rltualistic crusader.
Emperor William appointed Privy
Councillor Theo Lewald German Com.
missioner at the st. Louis Exposition.
An order by Secretary Brodrick re-
auiring volunteers to spend six days
in camp at q fixed period Is hurting the
recruiting movement In Great Britain.
Residents on the Isthmus Of Panama
are indignant over the Colombian Gov
ernment's delay In the canal treaty ne
gotiations.
Premier Barton. Of Australia. prom
ised, during the next session OF the
Federal Parliament. to introduce bill
granting customs preference to Great
Britain.
The Boer commandant Viljoen wrote
to Earl Roberts md offered his serv-
ices to the British Army II Beers are
enlisted to take the field against the
forces Of the Mullah In Somaliland.
Alfred E. Jessup. Of New York City.
was appointed chief assayer OF the Chi.
nese Mint at Tien-Tsin.
Losses by the recent fire ut Annoy.
China. were $5.OOO.OGO in the native
quarter. aud $3OO.OO0 in the British
concession.
Many deaths from the cholera have
occurred in Jerusalem and other places
In Palestine. There Is much distress
through lack of medical aid.
In France the striking coal miners
and the operators decided TO refer The
question OF an increase in the miners
wages to arbitration.
Rear-Admiral Casey adopted n new
policy on the Isthmus Of Panama. per-
hitting the transportation OF Colom'
bian troops on the railway trains with
out American guards Oh board.
Cholera Is decreasing In Southern
Russia.
American art collectors were told to
remove within six months their exhib-
its lent to the South Kensington Mu-
scum.
The Irish members of the British
Parliament, having gained their end
in forcing the discussion OF coercion.
have abandoned any further Parlia.
mentary campaign pending the return
of John e. Redmond
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DOMESTIC.

The President went shooting for wild
turkeys at Manassas. Va. and visited
the Bull Run battlefield.
The Protector, new submarine
boat, was successfully launched at
Bridgeport, Conn.
Eleven children from Cuba on their
way to Mrs. Katherine Tingley's Theo-
sophist colony at Point Iona. Cal.
were held at New York City pending
ON investigation.
Coal shippers believe a famine i'm.
pends In Tennessee. North and South
Carolina. Virginia and Georgia.
As q result of domestic troubles
Moses Wilson. a farm hand at Leroy.
N. Y, killed his wife and himself.
The Grand Jury Of Plymouth. Mass,
indicted six men for alleged participa-
tion In the tar and feathering OF Mrs.
Clara F. Potter and James Mcdonald
In August.
Tom L. Johnson. Mayor Of Cleveland,
Ohio, hit with his fist city employe
who called him liar.
Three men We're killed by m explo-
bluu VI Sus Ia taS AoSk AseA AAAA~' Ss
straitville. Ohio.
After a quarrel Peter Grant. Of Cole.
man. Wis. killed his wife and then IA.
tally shot himself.
Drugged liquor is supposed to have
caused the death of seven soldiers IN
the National Home. at Marion. Ind.
within two weeks.
The mystery surrounding the killing
Of ]. P. Lingeld. at MilledgevIlle. Ga.
was cleared up when his brother Peter
surrendered and confessed the crime.
The Mexican Government Is nego-
tiating with New York bankers for
gold to place Its currency system on q
more stable basis.
Lafayette Hull. ut Lancaster, Ohio.
was accidentally shot dead while duck
shooting by Clarence Loomls. friend,
who afterward attempted to Kill HIM
self.
! Farmers and telegraph llnemen had
q battle at Rochester. \. Y. which the
Sheriff had to Quell. ten farmers being
hurt and thlrty-three linemen arrested.
Bishops Stariha and keane were con.
secrated at the cathedral In st. Paul.
Minn.
Seven men were severely hurt at
Chicago in n riot caused by strikers
interfering with bill posters who had
taken their places.
The monitor Wyoming. tried OF the
Pacific coast. made lis knots.
Ten citizens Of Bowling Green. ky-
were indicted for preventing registra.
tion Of co!ored voters.
Burned to death In their home. VIII.
lam. Albert and Julia Wickingson were
found at Elkhorn. Wis.
The postofice at Oyster Bay. L. l..
ordered opened on Sunday while the
President was at his summer home.
was ordered to be closed on the Sab.
bath.
After fatally shooting Mrs. Charles
A. Cooper ut Pueblo. Col. because she
refused to marry him. Frederick Rob
erts. a wealthy foundryman. Killed
himself.
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RAIN OF DEATH.
Premature Discharge OF Election Fire.
works Kills Many In New ork City.


works Kilis Many In New fork City.
New York City. Twelve persons
were killed and more than tifty injured
at 1910 o'clock election night by an
explosion Of fireworks In Madison ave-
nue.. between Twenty.fourth and
Twenty-ffth streets. In n premature
celebration Of Coler's victory, which at
that time seemed assured.
Thousands Of people filed Madison
Square and the avenues In the neigh.
borho0d Of the fireworks, crowding up
to within fifteen feet Of the groups Of
bombs which caused the catastrophe.
One mortar exploded premature!y
and set of four groups Of Ave mortars
each, which turned themselves upon
the multitude like a scythe Of fire and
moved down the spectators.
The list Of dead as reported at 2
o'clock q. m. was as follows:
Nathaniel Bingley. thirteen years old |:
Matthew Conley. twelve years old:
Consello Gessueto. twenty-one years
old, died In Bellevue Hospital; Michael
Regan, policeman. City Hall squad
back crushed. died at Bellevue: Harold
Roblee. ten years old. son Of Milton 8.
Roblee. proprietor Of Hotel Bartholdi.
top Of head blown of; Joseph Arbor.
twenty-one years old: William G. Fee.
ney. fourteen years old; James Fenner;
Frank Merrill. fourteen years old; Geo.
Ritz: Dennis Shea. policeman. Fourth
Precinct, head blown of: one unlderti.
fed body, one that of q colored boy.
The list of Injured does not include
scores whose hurts were only slight
and who hurried away from the scene
OF the accident without receiving treat.
ment. and some whose names were not
taken at the hospitals owing to the
rush and confusion.
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Nebraska.

Lincoln. Neb.-Nebraska probably
has gone Republican. hut by n narrow
margin. Mickey Rep.) has run slight.
" behind his ticket. and Thompson
(FusIonist) has run ahead. indicating
the success Of the rest OF the Republi-
can State ticket by probably 10000
The indications are that all the Repub-
can Congressman have been elected.
with one exception.
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THE F1rTT.EIGHrH CONGRESS.
Tho Republicans VIII Have controI OF
the Next House.

Washington. D. C.-The House OF
Representatives in the Fifty-eighth
Congress will be Republican. Precise.
ly what the majority will lie 1t Is im-
possible to state owing to lack Of re-
turns from a number Of districts and
conflicting claims as to certain other
districts.
According to the latest returns the
Republicans have elected 203 Repre-.
sentatives and the Democrats 1I4. One
hundred and ninety-four will be q ma.
jority Of the House.
The present House Of Representa-
tives has a membership Of 357. with a
Republican majority Uf forty-three.
which originally was thirty mine. but
was increased by the election Of Less.
Ter Rep.l In New York and the seating
Of Morse Rep) In Kentucky. There
will be 3S8 members in the next House.
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Utah.

Salt Lake City. Utah.-The latest re-
turns show that the Republicans have
made almost q clean sweep OF the
State. Howell for Congress and Nc
Carty for Associate Justice being
elected by majori:!es Of from 1000 to
COCO. The Legislature. which this win.
ter elects a successor to United State
Senator Rawlins. will undoubtedly he
Republican by a safe majority.
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Hale johnson, nfty-eisht years old.
Of Newton. Ill. candidate for Vice
President on the Prohibition ticket in
1000. was shot and killed at Lis. ILL. BY
Harry Harris. Johnson accompanied
an oflcer who made O levy on some
poultry owned by Harris. A difficulty
arose and Harris. who resented John
sons act shot him. johnson acted for
q poultry company for which he was
manager. Harris afterward ended his
own life by taking poison. dying In
great agony while In charge OF the po.
lice.
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OUR ADOPTED ISLANDS.

General Sumner said that he was dis.
posed to give the Bacolod Moros more
time to surrender before destroying
their forts and stronsholds.
The new military post at Manila was
named "Fort William Mckinley"
There have been serious political
riots In Porto Rico, resulting In some
loss Of life.
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Fat HouscWIyes.

Those who live in OATS are Tat BE-
cause they live in fats. With no stairs
to climb. they glide about their house.
hold. or hathold. duties so easily and
airily as to invite embonpolnt. When
..atwives become housewives again
they will no longer be fat wives. for
frequent trips between basement AMI
sarret discourage adipose.-New York
Press,
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Maryland.

Baltimore. Md.-The indications. nc.
cording to the latest returns, are that
the Democrats have reelected mem
bers Of Congress In the Second and
Fourth Districts Of Maryland. and the
Republicans In the First, Fifth and
Sixth Districts. The Third District Is
In doubt. There was no State ticket
to be elected.
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vifEiAia.

Richmond. va.-All the Democratic
Congressman were elected. except In one
district. the Ninth. where Slemp (Rep.l
probably has been elected. Shis would
mean q loss Of one Democratic Con-
gresham for Virginia. making the
State representation nine Democrats
and one Republican.
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Minnesota.

st. Paul. Minn.-The Republican
State Central Committee claims thar
with the same ratio OF increase that
has been shown by the latest returns.
Governor Van SAINT will have $4,000
plurality. The rest of the Republican
State ticket is also elected. The Re-
publicans claim the election Of all the
nine Congressman. but two districts
are doubtful.
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Personal Mention.

The Csar and Cxarina VIII visit Italy
In Decembsr. escorted by Russian
squadron.
Dom Paul Kruger has. with the Boer
delegates. leased three villas at Men.
tone, France, for the winter.
Lord Charles Beresford, who has Just
ended q visit to America. has been
made q British vice-Admiral.
General Ccrbln says that the British
enlisted men cannot begin to com.
pare" In bgaina, education and initia-
i've with the American private SOL
djerA
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Famine In the Philippines.

The Philippine Commission has been
forced to take heroic measures to re-
lieve the famine conditions prevailing
In the archipelago. 1t has appropriated
$2.OOO.O0O (Mexican) to purchase rice
and to charter vessels to carry the sup.
plies to the different islands.
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Massachusetts,.

Boston. Mass.-The State In the elec-
tion chose q Republican State ticket. a
Congressional delegation Of ten Repub-
licans and four Democrats, State
Senate Of thlrty-one Republicans and
nine Democrats. and q House Of Rep
resentatives Of 155 Republicans. eighty
two Democrats. and three Socialists.
The total vote was the largest ever
thrown for Governor. reaching approx.
imately 10000. against 3S8,100 for
Governor two years ego.
The Congressional delegation shows
a gain Of one for the Democrats and
win be ten Republicans and four DEM
ocrats.
The outpouring at the polls was the
largest In the history Of the State. with
the exception Of 1000.
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Charles w. Clark. son Of United
States Senator w. A. Clark: George n.
Cleasey. Chairman Of the Democratic
County Central Committee, and G. E.
Aisop. Democratic candidate for Rep
resentative In the State Legislature.
and q Clark leader. were arrested at
Butte, Mon. on the charge Of bribery
In connection with the election.
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MissoprI.

St. Louis. Mo.-A light vote in the
State and O heavy vote in the city re-
duced the Democratic plurality to
about 25.000. The entire Democratic
State ticket and fourteen out OF SIX
teen Democratic Representatives are
elected. The Legislature Will be Dem
ocratic on Joint ballot. but BY slight
" decreased majority.
William ]. Stone. former Governor.
will undoubtedly be elected to succeed
Senator Vest.
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Kansas.

Topeka. Kan. - The Republicans
elected the State ticket by 10000 p!u-
rality. They elected seven OF eight
Congressman. The Republicans will
likely have the House OF Representa-
tiyes by q diminished majority. lnsur-
Ing the election of United States Sem
ator to succeed W. A. Harris.
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Connectdcut.

New Haven, COMMON the basis OF
the latest reports this State has gone
strongly Republican on the State tick
ct, Congress and Legislature. The re-
turn Of all four Republican Congress.
men with majorIties Of from 1000 to
1000 each Is assured, as is also the elec.
ton Of q Republican Congressman-at-
Large by q majority Of 10000. the en-
tire Republican State ticket with about
$1,000 majority and eight Republican
sheriffs.
Shortly before midnight the Demo-
cratic State organization conceded the
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TGnnessee.

Nashville, Tenn.-The Democrats
again elected q Governor Of Tennessee
and full State ticket. but the Repub.
llcanS held their own In the Congress
sional districts heretofore Republican.
and the complexion Of the States rep
resentation remains the same. with
eight Democrats and two Republicans.
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Killsd sn Psealias Way.

Giorgio Calvc. sixteen years old, and
Giorgio Fuda. seventeen, employees OF
the Eudson River Water Power Com.
pany at Spier Falls. n. T., were killed
election day. They. with Ave others.
were crossing the Hudson River In
bucket run on q wire when the bucket
hit against the dam.
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Illinois.

ChIcaso.-The Republicans have car.
ried the State by between 10000 and
$4,000. They control the Legislature
BY q safe majority. insuring the elec.
tion Of Albert J. Hopkins to succeed
william e. Mason In the Senate. The
Republicans viii have at least fourteen
members Of Congress out Of twenty
Ave. So,
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election Of the entire Republican tick.
ct, with the General Assembly safely
Republican on joint ballot and the Re-
publican plurality co1servatively esti.
mated at 10000 gain Of thirty-ave
per cent. over two years ago.
Latest returns in the Legislature
show 143 Republican State Representa-.
tives and forty-nine Democratic, q Re-
publican gain.
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Good speliers Are Born.

DR.. Edward Brooks. Superintendent
Of Public Schools. Philadelphia. says
he agrees with Professor Scott. OF
Michigan University. that good spell.
ers are born. not made. and that the
women lead.
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Des Moines. Iowa.-The Republicans
have carried this State. The fight was
on the tariff question. the Republicans
declaring for a modification and the
Democrats for revenue basis. Seven
Republican and one Democratic Con-
gressmen have been elected.
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California.

San Francisco. Cal.-The latest re.
turns show that Pardee (Rep) Is elect.
ed Governor by at least 10000. Kahn
Is elected In the Fourth Congressional
District. Loud (Rep.) il beaten in the
Fifth by Wynn. The Republicans
elected ave Congressmen and the Dem.
ocrats three.
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The Legislature will be safely Re.
publican, but probably by a slightly
reduced majority. This means the re-
election Of Senator Fairbanks. Repub-
Leans claim the State by at least
$4,000.
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Porto Rico Goes Republican.

San Juan. p. Reflection day passed
very quietly up to the time Of the clos
Ing of the polls. The Republicans win
by q handsome majority.
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South DakosD.

Sioux Falls. g. D.-Chairman Case
Of the Republican State Central Com
mittee claims the State by not less
than 10000 plurality. The Democrats
concede the election of the Republican
Congressman and State ticket. The
Republicans have elected more than
100 Of the 132 members Of the Legisla.
ture. This insures the reelection Of
United States Senator Kittridge.
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vsns.usl..s R.bellion cru,h.d.

The Venezuelan Consul. General In
New York has received the following
cablegram: "Caracas.-Revoluti to.
tally crushed by final victory. Matos
a fugitive.-Torres Cardenas, Secre.
tary to the President"
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New Hsmpshire.

Concord. N. H.-The indications are
that Bachelor. the Republican candi.
date for Governor. is elected by about
5000 plurality. while the two Republi.
can Congressmen-Sulloway and Cur.
rier-are reelected
The Legislature Is Overwhelmingly
Republican, and viii re-elect for an.
other term Of six years United States
Senator Jacob II. GaIllnger.
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IndlanA.

Indianapolis. Ind. - This State has
gone Republican by about 10000.
Nine Republican Congressmena and four
Democrats have been elected.
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ColoPod Co.Ed Eeayes.

Isabella Ellis. the colored coed who
was q cause Of discord In Chaplin Hall
at Northwestern University. Chicago.
has abandoned her efforts to re-enter
the institution.
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Foreigners IN coastwiss Trade.
The Philippine Commission Is prepar.
ing q plan for opening coastwise trade
to all foreign craft.
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Wlseonofn.

Milwaukee. Wis.-Returns from the
State indicate the reelection Of Gov
ernor La Follete (Rep.) by q plurality
OF at least 10000. The Congressional
returns point 20 the election Of ten Re.
publlcans and one Democrat.
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Wyoming.

Cheyenne, Wyo.-From the latest
estimate the entire Republican State
ticket viii be elected by not less
than 25OO. Nondell for Congress will
win by not less than 5000 The Legis.
lature Is Overwhelmingly Republican.
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Reno. New. - Indications are that
Sparks Dem.). for Governor. has car.
ried Washoe County BY about 400.
Meagre returns pointed to q Fusion
victory In the State.
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Ohio.

Columbus, Ohio.-Returnsr received by
the Republican State Executive Com.
mittee indicate that Laylin. Republi.
can candidate for Secretary Of State,
Is elected By over 100000. Hamilton.
Lucas. Mahoning. Stark and Franklin
counties show an aggregate Repubh.
can gain over 1901 OF $4,000.
The Congressman elected stand sew.
enteen Republicans to four Democrats.
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Pennsylvania.

Phsladelphia.-Estimates from more
than half the counties In Pennsyl.
vania outside Of Philadelphia and Al
legheny counties show gains for the
Democratic State ticket. These gains
are Offset, however, by heavy Repub.
iican gains in Philadelphia and Pitts
burg, which insure the election Of for.
mer Judge Pennypacker for Governor.
The returns indicate Republican piu.
rality In the State Of from 10000 to
100000, Of which Philadelphia con.
tributes over 100000 and PittsburG
from $1,000 to 10000.
Incomplete returns from the legisla.
tive districts Of Pennsylvania indl.
cates that the Republicans viii have
an increased majority In the State Sen
ate and House Of Representatives. The
Legislature win elect successor to
Senator Penrose. who. however. is O
candidate for reelection.
The Republicans also win have TWEEN
ty-eIght out or thfrty-two Congress
men.
In the Seventeenth Congressional
District Alexander BIllmeyer (Dem.I
was elected to I'LL the unexpired term
Of Rufus X. Polk (Dem.).
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Rorty-two States held elections Tuesday
November 9th. FUN State tickets were
ehossn In twenty-five. minor ef1icsrs we're
voted for In thirteen, In TIVE coustitusional
smsndnsnss were tho Issue. Tvsnfy-nvs
lssislasurss shst were elected viii vote foE
Unissd States Senator's whose terms Will
bssin March Z. 1893. The next lower house
Of Congress tISo1 will consist Of $50 Rep
rsssnsssives. Eight Of this Number had
already eosn slectsd-ia Maine, four; In
Orpgeu and vsrmont. two each. On Tues
day s7s Representative were chosen
New York City.-The latest returns
indicate that Governor 0dell has been
reelected by q plurality considerably
smaller than the one by which
Roosevelt was chosen. The rest
of the candidates on the Repub-
lican State ticket have also been
elected, with the possible exception OF
Henry B. Conan. candidate for Attor.
ney. General. and Judge William u.
Werner, nominee for Judge OF the
Court Of Appeals. John Cunneen,
Democratic candidate for Attorney.
General, run ahead Of his ticket In the
counties of Erie and Orleans. and also
had the Endorsement Of the Prohibition
party for that office. Judge Gray. the
Democratict candidate for the Court
Of Appeals. ran ahead Of the other can.
dIdates on the State ticket. especially
In New York City, where he led his as
eociates by 10000 votes.
The vote Of the State showed some
striking features. The Democratic
strength In Greater New York was
truly remarkable for On Of year. Coler.
the Democratic candidate for Gov.
ernor, polling 122.000 plurality. and
yet, in Albany. Onondaga. Clinton and
Monroe counties the Republican plural
tiles were astonishingly large.
The Republican party suffered losses
of seats In the Legislature. the chief
locality Of these reverses being In New
York City. The Senate VIII apparent
" have membership Of twenty
eight Republicans and twenty.two
Democrats and the Assembly eighty.
nine Republicans and sixty-one DEM
ocrats. This Is q loss Of seven
seats In the Senate and seventeen
IN the Assembly. The Republican me-
jority on Joint ballot viii be amply
sufficient to elect Republican as Sen.
ator Platt's successor in the United
States Senate. In the State twenty
two Republican and fifteen Democratic
Congressmen were elected.
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The fellow who rides hobby should
be careful that 1t doesn't run away
with him