Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-03
impression as to Result IN
Pennsylvania as Gathered by
Associated Press.
PREDICTION MADE As TO ohio
In Delaware, Roth Republicans and
Democrats Vii! Try to Wreat Leg
islature From hcGicks' Domination.
Claim CT Carlisle as to New York.

New York, Nov. 3.-Electlca fcrer
casts contained in the folio wing are
by the Associated Press and are not
printed in a spirit of partisanshlp:
Prediction as to Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, Nov. 3.-After weeks
CT campaigning the orators and party
workers have finished their labors
and both sides await the issue on
Tuesday. Senator Quay, chairman of
the Republican state committee, left
here yesterday for his home in 8ea-
yer, Pa. lie has prepared an esti
mate CT the vote, based upon reports
from important points throughout
the state, but will lot make it pub
lie until today.
Local Democratic leaders estimate
for r. E. Pattlzon, the Democratic
gubernatcrial nominee, an aggregate
CT $4,000 votes IN this city. They
express confidence that this will elect
their state ticket, figuring that Patti
sen will have majority in the state
outside CT this city equal to the vote
here.
The general impression derived
from the claims CT political leaders is
that there is much doubt concerning
the state ticket.
Or the 80 congressman to be elec1-
ed the Democrats claim they will
have at least seven. 1t is understood
Senator Quay expects former Judge
Pennypacker, Republican candidate
for governor, to win by over 100000
majority, but the leaders on the othe!'
side say the harmony now existing
IN the Dompcrat ra":y throughout
the state will render this impossible
Forecast as to Ohio.
Cincinnati, Nov. 3.-Intense feeling
developed yesterday among promi-
nent Democratic workers, who are
Mclean men. because none OF the
funds collected by the Democratic
candidates, who arc Johnson men,
has been turned over to the Hamilton
county committee. The organization
has been ignored by both the state
and local Democratic candidates, and
the Indicators are that there will be
trouble a. the polls. The Demo,
cratic candidates yesterday prepared
papers for an application in the SUI
perior court today to precent certain
persons from voting. It was claimed
in one Of the precincts that $50 col
ored men are registered from the
Silver Moon" boarding house on the
river frcrt. and that a careful can
vass shows only 1877 residing there.
The Democratic candidates Saturday
sought the intervention OF United
States District Attorney Bunday, but
he would net apply for maTshals un-
less fraud in registration should be
proven or proceedings instituted ur-
der the fifteenth amendment There
have been fewer charges CT fraud this
year throughout tie state than usual.
and with the exception Of the close
fights for congressman in the tird,
twelfth and ether doubtful districts
there mas been a notable lack Of en-
tiusiasn.
There is no doubt about the RepG5-
liCan state ticket and the only doubt
rests On two or three Of the ccngies
sioa2l districts. The present Ohio
delegation in Chic has II RepubH
cans and 4 Democrats. The RepuD-
Ecans say they viii gain one or twoI
and the Democrats claim a gain OF
three coHgTessmer.
Hcge &c -est Addicts.
Dover, Del. Nc. 2.-The De-o-I
cTa,.l sGd regular Republican lsade-5I
contend that J. Edward AddicLs viii
le :2cb,e Il Co2.Io' tae rex, legisla-
ture. ~.-:Ch elects two United S.ates
senators. Tie campaign has been
ccrlEc'e1 n az sii1.t to p-evsnt AG- |
dicks d. a1;icn of the assembly. |
TIE Eequo.tCsn E1cttsns hove uR!.e5 !
for Sta;e treasurer and audi,cr CT az !
co:-3-s ari heir e-ec.ion Is probable.
Each ifS.i. n rGs 4 congressional
candidate, which is expertei 20 iE-t
srre ran e!a- ION OF Henry \. Hous-
ton tEe Eenccratic nominee. The