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Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06
NEW YORK CLOSE.
coIer Received Big Vote In the City,
But Republicans May Win Out.

New York, Nov. AIN spite of
phenomenally large vote in New York
and Kings county for Bird S. Coler.
Democrat, the returns up to a late
hour tonight indicated the election OF
Benjamin B. Odell. Republican, to the
governorship of New York state by
over 1000 plurality.
Coler's plurality in Greater New
York exceeded 115.OO0. surplus OF 3D.
900 above the claim made by Charles
F. Murphy, leader of Tammany hall.
but even that large vote was not suf-
ficient to overcome the Republican ma
jorities from up the state. Odells
vote in the country districts was light
er than two years ago, but Coler's was
also lower than Stanchfelds in the
same year. In New York City Colers
plurality was approximately 117,500.
made up as follows:
New York county. $4,000; Kings
county, 26.500; Queens county, $500
and Richmond county, $500.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06
wyoming Heavily Republican.

Cheyenne. Wyo.. Nov. 4.-Wyoming
went Republican with an increased ma
jority in the precincts 30 far heard
from. Chairman Van Orsdel of the
Republican committee estimates that
Mondell's majority will reach 1900;
that Richards has been elected govern
or by at least $500, and that the bal
ance of the Republican ticket has $500
whelmingly Republican. The Demo-
Gratis may have elected the clerk Of
Laramie county. w. r. Stoll is un-
doubtedly elected prosecuting attor-
noy.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06
Republican Estimate.


The Denver Republican figures out
a plurality of 9,Ss6 for Peabody. esti-
mating as follows:
James H. Peabody is elected COVER
nor by a plurality ranging fran 5000
to 10000, and the entire Republican
state ticket goes through with him.
Brooks, Bonynge and Hogg. all Re-
publicans, are elected congressman by
splendid pluralities.
On returns received from major
ity of the counties where the result
Republican state committee based the
estimate early this wednesday,
morning of plurality outside of
Arapahoe county ranging from 10000
to $1,000. These figures were not the
result of guess work, but were based
upon largely completed returns. 1t
was a noticeable fact that where sup
Elementary returns were received they
nearly always showed further Repub-
lican gains.
On the basis of the county returns
Mr.. Vivian was able to show the
VI Iuc
members of the House in the next
Legislature would be Republican.
Defective and unofficial returns on
the amendments are on the whole in
clined to show that the whole list has
been lost. The defeat of the Bucklin
proposition by an overwhelming ma
jority is announced at both party
headquarters.
At o'clock this morning the cleo
ton of the entire state Republican
ticket by a safe majority was conced-
ed at Democratic headquarters in the
Brown Palace hotel. Milton Smith,
the state chairman, made pretense
of claiming the state, but he could
quote no figures to support his claims
returns declared that they were about
identical with those received at Re-
publican headquarters.
The Democratic losses were heav-
lest in the counties on which they had
strongly relied, and as the returns
from Teller, Pueblo, Huerfano, Las
Animas, San Miguel, Mesa, Eagle and
Lake counties and from northern Colo
RADIO began to come in about midnight,
hope began to fade. At o'clock a
large number of the Democrats left
the Brown and went down to the AL
bany hotel, where they congratulate
ed the Republicans of the county or
ganization on their victory.
Ex-Governor Thomas was one of the
last to give up hope. He sat and fig
ured, and figured and chewed his pen
ell. and pared down his estimates as
corrected returns came in, until he,
too, decided that it was no use
Some detached reports indicate that
Mrs. Grenfell will run considerably
ahead of her ticket, but it has been
SO hopelessly distanced that she, too,
will not get inside the flag
The following table was prepared by.
the Republican, based ON latest re-
turns:
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06
ADMINISTRATION is STRONGLY Y
ENDORSED.
Coler Makes Remarkable Run in
New York===Ohio Gives Largest
Majority in Years.
THE NEXT CONGRESS.
First Returns Indicate a Reduced Re.
publican Majority.

Washington. Nov. 4.-The next
United States Senate will be Republi-
can by an increased majority The
present Senate contains fifty-four Re-
publicans and thirty-four Democrats
in total of ninety seats, there being
two vacancies from Delaware, where
the Republican Legislature failed to
elect. The terms of thirty senators
Will expire with the present Congress
There Is also vacancy from Michigan
caused by the death of Senator McMil-
Ian.
OF these thirty-one seats to be filed,
not including the two from Delaware.
but including the Michigan vacancy,
nineteen are now Republican and
twelve are Democratic, Wellington of
Maryland being classed as a Repub-
lican and Harris of Kansas, McLaurin
OF South Carolina and Teller of Colo
rado as Democrats.
Seven states have already elected
senators to take their seats March 4,
1903. Maryland has chosen German, a
Democrat. to succeed Wellington,
Republican; Kentucky, McCreary, a
Democrat. to succeed Deboe, a Repub-
lican; Iowa has reelected Allison,
Republican; Ohio has reelected For
aker, Republican; Louisiana has re-
elected McEnery, a Democrat; Yer
m>'ut has reelected Dillingham;, a Re-
publican, and Georgia to-day reelected
Clay, Democrat.
Four Democrats and three Republi-
cana, therefore already are elected,
leaving sixteen Republican and eight
Democratic seats to be filed. The
Legislature of Oregon, which will
choose tn
elected and is Republican. Including
Delaware. therefore. five senators will
be elected by the Legislatures chosen
to-day. Those Legislatures were elect
ed by the following states: Indiana,
delaware 1.-TWO seats), New Hampshire,
North Dakota, Nevada, South Dakota,
Illinois, Pennsylvania, California, Con-
necticut, New York. North Carolina,
Wisconsin. Kansas, Michigan. Idaho,
Arkansas, South Carolina. Florida, AL
ALBANIA, Utah, Colorado, Washington
and Missouri. OF these the Republi-
cans have surely carried thirteen, viz:
Indiana, New Hampshire, North Da-
kota, South Dakota, Pennsylvania,
California, Connecticut, New York.
Michigan, Kansas, Wisconsin and
washington, and the Democrats seven,
viz: North Carolina, Delaware, prob
ably Arkansas. South Carolina, Flori-
da, Alabama and Missouri. This in
sures ffty-two Republicans and thirty
four Democrats in the next Senate
The result of the contest, owing to
the meager returns received at this
nour, is still in doubt in Nevada, Idaho
and Utah, with the chances favoring
Republican Legislature in all. II
these probabilities should be realized.
the Senate will stand fifty-six Republi.
cans and thirty-four Democrats. with a
gain OF two majority to the Republi-
cans, compared with the present polit-
ical division.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

Washington. Nov. AT midnight
Chairman Griggs made statement
claiming the House would be Demo.
cratic from ten to twelve votes. He
added to his specifications of gain
three in California, one in Wisconsin,
two In Michigan and two In Mime
sofa.
At 2 a. m. Chairman Griggs issued
a statement claiming that the Demo.
Gratis had elected 1919 congressman, or
majority of Ave.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

Under the advice Of his doctors, It
d said. Russell Sage will retire from
business. But IL the doctors pur-
pose to keep him retired they would
better attach hawser to him at
once.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

Chicago, Nov. 4.-Dispatches to the
Associated Press up to midnight show
that the Democrats have elected l6I
members of Congress and the Repub-
licans 147. to which should be added
the eight previously elected in Oregon
Maine and Vermont. This leaves sew
enty districts to be heard from. All
the southern states, which elect solid
Democratic delegations, are represent
ed in the total of 16l. The dispatches
show the election Of the following:
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

The editor Of Tennessee newspa-
Der has been arrested for giving q
quart OF whisky as premium to
each of his subscribers. He should
move across the state line or increase
his premium.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

The unexampled prosperity in Eu-
rope this year is partly explained by
the fact that Hetty Green has spent
the summer there, scattering money
ln . reckless fashion.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

A New York paper states that Sal
asbury resigned because King Ed
ward refused to give w. w. Astor q
peerage. Edward VII. is an even bet
ter man than we thought.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

A New Yorker wrote to Justice
Dunwell of Penn Yam and asked for a
divorce from his wife by return mail
He was in hurry.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

The Chicago pastor who has lost
his life savings in an alluring mining
venture thus breaches an impressive
sort Of sermon.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

At a recent political meeting in
Porto Rico three men were killed and
several wounded. Politics is politics
In our new possessions.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

The heir to the throne Of Slam will
cross the United States in a special
train. but he will not stop at way
stations to make political speeches.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

Russia has begun to evacuate Man
ehuria, but may be depended upon to
steal in on the other side right away.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

The Americanization of Europe CON
tinues. A man was lynched in Bohe
mian village the other day.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

Gen. Uribe-Uribe has been dis
lodged at Teneriffe; didn't pay his
dues or else he lost his grip.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

It Is noted as rather a remarkable
thing that Cornelius Vanderbilt has
been shoveling coal. Mr.. Vanderbilt.
however, is rich enough to have coal
70 shovel.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

Oyster Bay. where President Roose-
velt's country home is situated. and
years ago Odells plurality was 512.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

Duke Boris brother Cyril is also
coming to America to drink cham
payne out of a slipper
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

Queen Draga's latest performance
Of boxing King Alexander's ears for
cutting of her pin money is sort OF
democratic. Kings and queens arc
only husbands and wives, after all.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

The way to save money is to stop
eating. Milton Rathbun, who tasted
only 60 days, left an estate valued at
$4,000.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

Guam has had an earthquake. If
We must have earthquakes on United
States territory Guam is the place to
have them.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

The ladies have started their clup of
politics with the usual spirit and
every indication that high tempera-
ture will last right through the cold
spell.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

Now 1t is asserted that there is no
open polar sea. 1t is not, however, a
closed incident
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

A man and five girls were locked in
Chicago office building. What luck
some men have! Think Of the Joys Of
'cousoling FIVE!
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

why are Dives Open?" asks New
York paper Open for business prob
ably.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

| Now that silk is made without
worms, let us indulge the fond hope
that ere long cheese may be made in
the same manner.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

He is a proud football hero who car
show to his credit a touchdown and 8
compound fracture.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

It is noted that 80 48-1O0 per cent
OF the people of Kansas can write.
Yes, but can they sell what they
write?
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

Now 1t is the Georgi Pobiedonost-
sen that has staggered humanity.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

Among their other mercies, men
should not fail to count the fact that
they don't have to comb their hair
20 that it will suit their face and
their hat.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

The king of Servia has had his ears
boxed by the queen. Sometimes there
are compensations for being nothing
but q deuce.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

tassed by riches, and his estate is now
embarrassed with administration.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06
NEXT HOUSE AND SENATE.
Names Of Members Who Will Conn
pose Fourteenth General
Aaaenb1v.


Assembly.
Following are the new members OF
the House of Representatives as IN
dicated by the vote for the heads OF
the tickets in the various counties, &C.
cording to the Denver Republicans es-
innate:
Archuleta and Conejos- S..
Riley Rep.
Conejos- -Celestino Garcia, Rep.
Bent and Kiowa-George d. Dulin,.
Rep.
Boulder-W. A. Warner and E. N.
Cook, Rep.
Arapahoe, Boulder. Cheyenne. FL
bert, Lincoln, Kit Carson-B. G. Hill
lard, Dem.
Chaffee and Fremont-C. A. Cham
berlin, Rep.
Clear Creek-Henry Kneisel, Dem.
Costilla and HuerfanO-Jose G. San
chez. Rep.
Custer-A L. Mckenzie, Dem.
Delta-Dr. D. v. Meiklejohn. Rep.
Dolores and Montezuma-W. H. kel--
ley, Dem.
Douglas-J. B. Sanford, Rep.
Eagle-John A. Burgess, DEM
Ell Paso and Teller-John B. Steph-
en-, Cyrus W. Dolph. l.. l.. Aitken,
Frank W. Frewen Charles M. Kinsey.-
John A. Mcleod, Rep.
Fremont-John b. Meserve, Rep.
Garfield-W. L. Dinkel, Dem.
Gilpin-J. A. Richmond, Rep.
Gunnison-J NJ McDougall, Dem.
Hinsdale and Mineral-W S. Whin.
merry, Rep.
Jefferson-J F. Church, Dem.
Lake-George E. Whyte and Frank
E. Kimball, Reps.
La Plata-Pace, Dem.
Larimer-George H. Van Horn, Rep
Las Animas-J. r. Aguilar, Dem.
Montrose-Charles M. Ryan, Rep.
Otero-W. B. Goblin, Rep.
Ouray-Roselle Haskins. Dem.
Park-C. H. Macarthur. Dem.
Pitkin-Ed McIlvaine, Dem.
Prowers, Baca and Las Animas-
CRANKY Hillyer. Rep.
Pueblo-Perry M. Keen, William c.
Slawson. J. X. Shireman. Reps.
Rio Grande-R A. Chisholm, Dem.
and Pop.
Routt and Rio Blanco-James Lyt--
tie, Dem.
Saguache-Lee Fairbanks. Rep.
San JUAN. T. Whitelaw. Dem.
San Miguel-W. A. Taylor. Dem.
Jones, Rep.
MAJ. b. Weir, Dem.
Weld = Henry C. Watson and
Charles Davis, Rep.
Chaffee-J. A. Gravett, Rep.
Following are the senators probably
elected:
Third District-James Owen. Rep.
SIXTH. F. Mcdonald. Rep.
Tenth-W. A. Drake, Rep.
Twelfth-H. w. Twombley. Rep.
Fourteenth. B. Dick. Rep.
Fifteenth-C. A. Gallbreath. Dem.
Sixteenth-H. T. DeLong. Rep.
Seventeenth-W. 8. Buckley, Dem.
Eighteenth-John Kennedy, Dem.
Twentieth-G. A. Montgomery, Rep.
Twenty-flfth-F. r. Wood. Rep.
Twenty-sixth-S. v. Newell, Rep.
Twenty-seventh-tra Pryor, Rep.
Twenty-eighth = Arthur Cornforth,
Rep.
Twenty-ninth--L. G. Campbell. Rep.
The hold-over senator's are:
First. Frank Adams. Theodore
MCGUIRE, John A. Rush. Arapahoe,
Dem.
Second = Hume Lewis. Pueblo
Dem.
Third-H H. Seldomridge, Ell Paso,
Douglas, Teller. Dem.
Fourth-Casimiro Barela, Las AMI
mas, Dem.
Fifth-C. B. Ward, Boulder Dem.
Seventh-W. l.. Clayton, Weld. Dem.
Eighth. r. West. Jefferson, Dem.
Ninth-F. A. Moore. Fremont. Pop.
Eleventh-S. l. Hallet. Pitkin, Dem.
Twelfth-H. L. Roberts. Clear Creek.
s. Rep.
Th.rteenth-B. L. Jefferson. Routt,
Rio Blanco, Grand. Summit. Dem.
Fourteenth-W II. Meyer, Costilla,
Huerfano, Custer. Rep.
Nineteenth-George v. Copp, La
Plata. Montezuma, Dem.
Twenty y-flrst-E. II. Taylor, Garfield,
Eagle. Pop.
Twenty-second-E. F. Graves, Arap-
ahoe. Cheyenne, Lincoln. Kit Carson,
Ebert. Dem.
Twenty-third-M. z. Farwell, Otero,
Kiowa. Bent, Prowers. Baca. Rep.
Twenty-fourth-W. II. Adams, Ar
chuleta, Conejos. Dem.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

The first piano was made 200 years
ago. But people didn't live in fats
then.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

Hard coal is not satisfied with being
Z luxury-it wants to be a curiosity.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

Americans are prone to gush more
Or less over their distinguished Wis.
ltors from abroad, but they would
draw the line at King Leopold.
Gilpin observer., 1902-11-06

Trolley cars continue to be safer
(han dirigible balloons.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-29
SCOTT
CALLS FOR
VENGEANCE
Against Governor Geer for
Senator
Mustn't Have as Many Votes
for Senator as Furnish
Gets for Governor.

The Oregonlan was not satisfied to
defeat Governor Geer for renomlna-
ton, but has kept up It's lick ever
since the convention TO drive him out
of the party.
The governor was content TO stay
quietly at Salem. but when about 5000
OF his friends petitioned him TO let
his namo so on the ticket for United
States senator. under the Mays act,
he consented, as any citizen had a
right, who complied with the laws OF
tho state for direct election of sena-
tors.
When II was given out that Gov
ernor Geer would preside at the Fur
nish rally. the Oregonian was ready to
slop all over Governor Geer's senator
ial aspirations, II he would stand In
and help elect Furnish. Now II drops
It's mask ana fights him openly. as will
be seen by the following:
(oregonian editorial, May 27th.)
There are many indications that
Governor Geer and his intimate
friends in Marion county and other
parts of the state are doing the ut.
most that can be done, without posi-.
lively open and ayowed effort, TO de
feat Furnish and TO elect Chamberlain.
II is point that Republicans through.
out the state will make a note of and
act upon, now and hereafter. That
Senator Simon and those in his conf.
dence or under his influence are doing
the same is even more open and no
torious, simons gang here headed by
d. Soils Cohen, is working everything
within the range Of their power In
that direction, Il is evident that Mr..
Simon and Mr. Geer supposed they
owned the Republican party; and now
they are pursuing their methods of
revenge, Yet Mr, Geer's name will be
on tho Republican ticket for United
States Senator, But in his character
OF party-wrecker how many votes
ought he 10 get?
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-29
UNSEEN
FORCES
Their Value Demonstrated by
DR.. Darrin Now Stopping
at the willamette
Hotel.

Unseen forces are more powerful
than seen ones. Electricity performs
cures silently but surely. To this
many thousands who have been cured
can testify. Many who know nothing
of it oppose it; but truth always meets
with fierce oposition, which in the end
only hastens on the victory. We do
not profess to understand this unseen
power, but joyfully accept the great
boon to health, feeling that DR.. Darrin
is ahead of the age, and is showing to
the world this new method of cure. AS
an example we append Mrs. Dewey's
card:
To the Public: was a patient
under DR.. Darrin's cure eight years
ago, and wish to relate my experience,
that others may benefit by It. For
many long years l had been afflicted
with diseases peculiar to my sex, dys-
pepsia and pain in my chest, heart
and stomach. l had lost flesh until
my weight was 1O5 pounds. After a
few months electrical and medical
treatment by DR.. Darrin, l recovered
my health and gained 40 pounds, and
am now enjoying good health.
%. e. DEWEY.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-29
vorE AGAINST THE TRUSTS.

The Office of governor of Oregon has
not been distinguished by being held
in Oregon by anyone who particularly
fought the trusts.
A great many people in Oregon are
in doubt how to vote to hit the trusts
and would like to know just how to do
that.
The Socialists are always using the
trusts as an example Of what the gov.
ernment is finally coming to--a 81.
gantic trust.
The two factions Of the Republican
party are sharply divided on the trusts
the Mitchell faction backing the
shipping subsidy.
Here is a Mitchell organ saying
that it's wing--that's all that is Re
publican in It's eyes--ls the sole oppo-
sltion of trusts. The Eugene Regis
ter says:
with several trusts putting up
money to carry Oregon for the DEM
ocrats as a rebuke to Roosevelt for
his stand against them, 1t is little
wonder that Democrats can maintain
two or three campaign daily newspa-
pers in this state and put up a vigor-
Gus campaign. Vote the Republican
ticket, and thus rebuke the trusts"
Yes, but which wing? In Multno-
NAH county there is no Democratic
tlcket-only two factions of the Re
publican party have tickets up.
The record OF the two factions is
very slight on this question, no votes
being cast but the Mitchell vote for
the shipping subsidy.
The federal officials all smack Of
the trusts, out of loyalty to Mitchell
and Mark Hanna. They are all against
Chamberlain.
The federal officials and Mitchell
push put up Mr.. Furnish, and, as their
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-29
Card from C. C. Pratt.

"Mr. Editor. For 20 years prior
to going under DR., Darrins treatment
in Portland, FIVE years ago, had been
badly afflicted with catarrh of the
stomach and bladder. was terribly
bloated with dropsy and dyspepsia. /
had given up all hopes OF relief, but.
thanks to DIR. Darrin, | was cured of
all the above mentioned diseases, and
| still enjoy the best of health. | re-
side at Coos City, six miles from
Marshheld, Oregon, and will gladly
answer any questions, by letter or in
person. | heartily recommend DR..
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-29
(oregonlan. Nan 2sthl

Republicans OF Marion county and
elsewhere, too, would do well to look
out for the stiletto and hfth-rih politics
OF Governor Geer Il Is known that
senator Simon is doing his utmost 70
stab he Republican party, whenever
no can. Governor Geer's methods.
though more cautious. secret and sub
tie, are equally well known. He wants
20 get more votes for senator than
Furnish viii get for governor. but he
viii not, MT Geer and Mr simon
are not the propristors % the Rspub.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-29
WONDERFUL CURE.
OF a German Editor Of Obstinate Deaf
ness.
(pOrtIand Erpia prasga

OF German Editor Of Obstinate Deaf
ness.
portland Freie Presse)
The lack or loss Of one of the five
human senses isolates a patient thus
afflicted as entirely from the world
as If he was banished to lone island.
What qualification can bring us the
society Of our best friends and ac-
qualntances IL their voices do not
reach our ear, or II, instead of 1t, we
are only conscious OF an indistinct
murmur? With the loss Of hearing all
Joy and pleasure dies within us, most
so in the domestic relations and fam
lily life. The song of our children
sounds from their lips but does not
reach our heart, their thanks ans
prayers are an empty sound No birds
sing in the branches for us; no sound
of the whole nature reaches our ear
a feeling of sorrow and despair fllls
our heart. Il makes no difference If
our suffering is due to an obstinate
cold or other causes.
To give our readers a case, the most
convincing because taken from the
circle of our nearest acqualntances,
we refer to Mr.. j. ]. Kern, who suf-
fered five years ago from a disease so
obstinate that his mind began to suf-
fer. Mr. Kern was at that time editor
OF the "Nachrichten and Freie
Presse." and the loss Of hearing and
the constant noise in his ears proved
great obstacle in his business. DR..
Darrin cured him by clever treatment,
and the evil has never returned.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-29
rHe NEW PORTLAND vERslor

THE NEW PORTLAND VERSION.
The Oregonian has abandoned the
plea that the Lewis and Clark fair
must be made to contribute to Fur
nish's election as being somewhat too
rank even for that professional bolt
er." and has now discovered that God
never selects the Democratic party to
do his work on earth. Since Scott's
second birth, perhaps he recognizes
Jack Matthews as the specially select
ed ambassador from the throne. The
Journal suggests a new version of a
well known maxim, "Vox Matthews,
Vox Del" This is the latest from the
Portland source of inspiration.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-29
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