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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-06
MONTiNt'S LEGISL tTIRE.
iirinye WIN Have Wore Votes Than clark
but the Republicans Control.

HELENA, Mon. Nov. Judge William
l. Holloways plurality over Leslie dem }
for the Office of Associate Justice of Mon
tana will he very near 1000. Joseph
NJ DiSons plurality over John Evans, the
Democratic candidate for Congressman,
will be- nearly 5000.
Allowing he Democrats three Senator
who now seem to he in doubt, the Republi-
cans will have 81 votes in the coming A.
sembly out of "A total of 6S The Clark
Democrats will take third place to the
Republicans and HeinHc. There will be
thirteen Republicans in the Senate and
forty-eight Republicans IN the House
The Democrats will have II votes in the
Senate, including j. VI Kennedy, the
holdover Senator from Deer Lodge: James
) Hopkins, from Rosehud county, and J.
VI Conrow holdover from Park. all of whom
are Heinzc men. In the House there will
be only seven Democrats. while the Hcinze
labor and fusion forces will have seventeen
The election of Holloway as Associate
Justice makes tn" Suptcur" court stand
two Republicans and on Dc'nOctat.
While Heinzc iaIc To dominate the Demo-
cratic convention and secure the uoiiint.
ton OF his candidate for this office. it il
equally true that h. failed 10 dictate tho
nominee of the Republicans. When H"inze
ehcctcd a fusion with the Populist and
LABOR parties, ln~l'at OF no 'l'lH'lnE an
indt pendent candidate, he secured the
Enforcement of Judge Holloway Hcnze's
candidates for Congress ran a poor thiru
a would also doubtless his judicial can
didatc had he named one.
II is believed that NIcnZo's victory in
Butte will give him control Of the Demo
cratic party. or at lcas, permit him 10 or.
game a wing fully as formidable a. that
of senator Clark.
One Of The directors OF the Amalgamatcd
Copper Company, when asked yesterday
about the Montana election said that il
seemed To be a great Republican victory
under the leadership of senator Carter
the Republicans led by Senator Carter and
the Populists led by MIR Heinze: and the
Republicans have swept tho State in an
overwhee lining victory over both the OF her
parties
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II\D GOES Bttk TO (O\GRESS.
The One Democrat Elected In Minnesota
GOV. Van SAINTS Iiie Vote

MINNEAP his, MINI, Nov. The cleo
ton Of John LIND To Congress from this
district ia the on" consolation that the
Democrats Of the SiG'" receive out If the
election returns. His plurality over Con-
gresham Fletcher l. 800 The oipri
eigh, districts of the state hav, elected
Republicans by substantial uajoritia>.
The Congress nSht here vas a strenuous
one, Lind j. expected TO TAX" important
part in the affairs al Washington, - he
IL man of great ability. He represented
the Second district of this Stat" in Com
gTe>s a. a Republican twelve years ago.
In 1895 h" affiliated with the Democratic
party ard four years ago was elected
Governor
The Republican State tiCH et has been
elected 10y plurality of -Onno Coy. Van
SAINTS fight on the railroad merger con
trihucd To this. Van Saut'> Increased
plurality in this county is grna, The
Republicans will control both houses Of the
Legislature by substantial margins Tho
Republican county ticket here has boon
elected by reduced pluralities j {, Haynes
DEM. Is elected Mayor by a plurality Of
5000.
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INDIANA'S PLURALITY.
10 viii he rs 900 for the Republicans
Socialists Make Gains.

~INDIANAPoLIs, Nov. 5-Only about one
half OF the counties in the State have fully
reported the vote cast al vest erday's cleo
ton, but the returns at hand and trust
worthy estimates based upon them leave
no doubt but the Republican ma jority will
be from IS OOO to 5000. The total vote. on
the other hand. ia larger than estimated
last night and when the full returns are in il
will probably show falling of 81 less han
$1,000 when compared with two years ago.
The Prohibition vote shows an increase
in nearly all parts OF the State, and the
leaders predict total of 1000 for the
head of the State ticket. The Socialist
vote was increased in many northern
counties and in the mining regions, and
nearly all the increase came from the
Democrats.
Nearly complete ret urns from all the
Congress districts show that the Republican
candidates were generally elected by in
creased majorites and the Democrats by
decreased maJorities. but the deegat ion
remains "a before. nine Republicans and
four Democrats, The Legislature will be-
Republican in both branches, the Republi-
cans having "a and the Democrats 10 mem
hers in the Senate. and the former % and
the latter 20 members in the House.
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SPOONERS WISCONSIN FIGHT.
Must Win Over Some OF IafOllette' Men
to he Reelected senator

MILwArIEE, Wis, Nov. 5-Complete re-
turns Of Yesterdays election show that
the next Legislature will be overwh-l
ingly Republican and that many Of the
members will favor the return TO the Senate
Of John c. Spooner. With the excitement
of the campaign over, the polit icians are
now beginning 10 figure on the Senator Is
chances for elect ion.
That Lafollette will use every effort TO
defeat him there is no doubt 1t il also
a question if the Senator can win without
SOME Of the support of the Governor =
forces. II is. therefore, believed that the
Governors friends will insist that the
Spooner men support the Iafollette meas
ures in the Legislature before they get
any support for the senior senator Mr
Spoonar was in The city to-day, bur de-
clined 70 saw il he was a candidate for re-
elect ion
A. the returns from the State come in
II appears that The plurality Of Lafollette
grows, and II is now believed he has been
elected by 5000. The Spoouer men knitted
him In the State, but Lafollet,e poled a
large vote in the Democratic party and
made up for the cut He carried all but
ten counties. One Democratic Congress-
man has been elected. Weisae in the Sixth
district, The other ten members are Re-
publican, but by reduced majoritie-
The women of the State voted for the
first time yesterday on school quest ions
but few took advantage of the chance
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say that the Republicans will have Ave
and the Democrats two Congressman. with
one district in doubt. The Republicans
elect Gillette in the First. Metcalf in the
Third. Needham in the Sixth, McIachlan
in the Seventh. and Daniels in the Eighth.
The Democrats have elected Livernash in
the Fourth and Wynn in the Fifth. The
Second is doubtful. with Coombs. Re-
publican. leading Bell, Democrat; but the
result II So close that the dist riot will re-
main in doubt until the vote is practically
all in.
The cutting down of the usual big Re-
publican plurality in the city and State is
one OF the singular features Of the election
-Four years ago Gage carried California by
1900 plurality and San Francisco by $500
Now Pardees plurality in the State is only
1000, and Lane, Democrat, has carried
san Francisco hy $500 plurality
The only reasons assigned are tina, many
labor union men abandoned the Republca n
ranks and that among Republicans there
was discomfort with the present condit ions,
just AZ there was before the second election
Of Cleveland
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MASSACHUSETTS, SURPRISES.
The Heavy Vote for CASTOR. Democrat. for
Governor and Growth OF Socialist NO,e.

BOSrOS. Nov 5-The election in Mas "A :
chusetts was q surprise To the Democrat ic
party. A total of 355. 2SS votes were cast
for Governor. and of this number John l.
Bates, the Republican candidate, received
la6.l58 and Col. CASTOR received l59 O7?,
giving Mr.. Bates plurality of 37,0s4
Only once in the history of the State
has a Democratic candidate for Governor
had larger total vote and that was in 1892
presidential year, when Gov. Russell
received 1897 votes. Mr. Bates ran
ahead of Gov. Cranes vote of 1901 by s. 986
and Col Cast on's vote exceeded the vote
cast for Josiah Quincy, the Democratic
nominee for Governor in 1901. by q. 1903
In Boston Col, Gaston'S total vote was
+5475, gain Of IA per cent over the vote
for Josiah Quincy in 1901. while the vote
for Bates in Boston was ~ ,l5s, a gain of
about per cent. over Coy. Cranes vote
last year.
In some Of the cities throughout the
State the vote for Col CASTOR showed a
surprising increase over the Democratic
vote of a year ago. In Lynn the Demo-
cratic gain was 100 per cent: Pittsfeld
80 per cent; Maiden. ID per cent; Melrose
800 per cent. Fall River, 20 per cent: New
ton, 20 per cent; Somerville, 80 per cent
Surprising gains for the Socialist ticket
were made throughout the State. In
Brockton, Fitchburg, Chelsea. Lynn and
Everett the Socialists made decided adj
vance. The estimated vote for the SO.
calist candidate for Governor is 1000,
double the total Socialist vote in 1901
In the Legislature the Democrats made
slight gains The Republicans lost two
Senator, and the Democrats gained a cor
responding number in the House; the
Republicans lost eleven representatives
while the Democrats gained ZEN and the
Socialists one member
The Democratic leaders were astonished
at the size Of Mr. Bates's plur atty, as they
figured that his lead would be under 25,OOO
and the Republicans arefamazed that Ger.
tain cities outside of Boston gave CASTOR
more votes than they did Bates, when
last year Crane led his opponent in these
places
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The Pianola's Repertorv.

The eperoy the Panola and Aeoan
the of the in al! departments and this rcpeoy
inc a the Of about hundred selections a
For different poonaseS, schezos symphonic
oroos, selections grand opera light
operate hits romantic waes and day. and
songs. played by the Ranoa the pianist would
and BY the Aeoian Orhcsrclle as by orchestra.
Small wonder that these instruments have found their the
world when they bring music study enjoy his
hreside.
The Iio,oht ond A~oio" make, possible o hear and
henors class Of mnsr h,,ud htor, ct,,p
HE hail.
With the aid of the Pano play whether
another while
effect solo orchestra
The the Pamela Isl $3.50. Aeoian Orchcrecs
81, 800. Purchasabe by monthly payments.
Is a. ing pnch
a ling, lan
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NICHIGiN HOLDS HER OWN.
Republican Nominee for Governor. Hsw.
ever. Runs 30. 600 Behind His Ticket.

DETROIT, Mich. Nov. 5-Complete re-
turns show that the Republicans elect ed
eleven OIL, Of the Michigan dozen of Con-
gresham The only Republican candidate
10 sufer defeat was John b Corliss in the
First district. who is now completing his
fourth term in Congress. His opponent
was Alfred Lacking who obtained a pll-
raltv Of 1887.
The ma iori'ies Of the successful Republic
cans are we'll up 10 those OF two years ago.
Gov. Bliss ,R-p.), was reelected. but his
plurality was greatly reduced since his
last election. being only about IS 900, a
drop OF NOR than 10000. He ran about
10000 behind the leading man Oh his ticket.
The Democrats will be represented bv
only corporaps guard in the State Legs
lature. so far only one senator il electe,
beyond IA doubt and two are uncertain
Giving these three 10 the Democrats, there
would he Republican ma jority Of g.
Six Democratic representatives are surely
elected and other districts are in doubt
Giving the Democrats the benefit of the
doubtful ones the Holise would stand 80
Republicans to II Democrats.
Gen, X. A. Ager will be elected United
States Senator
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WiSHINGTON STATE.
Legislature Republican aud Three Repub.
iicsn Congressman Chosen.

TACOMA. Wash, Nov. 5-ReturnS are
coming in very SLOWLY. The Democrat
concede the election of three Republican
large bv an average ma
jori,y Of 1000. The Republicans claim the
State on Congress tickets by 5000 TO 1000
majority. Hadley, Republican candidate
for Supreme Judge, will have the larg-
eat vote. his ina jority possibly reaching
1900. The Legislature will be- Republican
bv from ten to twenty ma joriiy.
The most important counties are all Re-
publican on county tickets. with an occa-
sional popular Democratic candidate being
elected. This will be the case in Kings
county. where Sheriff Cudihee. Democrat
"A hero of the campaign against outlaw
Tracy. defeated Wooding, Republican, by
inward of 500
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STATE ELECTION RESULTS.
REPCBLICAN SUCCESS GENERAL
OVER THE COUNTRY.
OhiOt Plurality IL Ss.tNO-Oiher states
Keep ~ Their Records Socialists
Gain In several states Some OF the
Days surprises Revised Estimates.

CoLrMBus. Ohio, Nov Late election
eturps furnish two great surprises. The
greatest Of these IL the defeat of Congress.
man James A. NOrton DEM }. in the Thir-
teenth district. 10y 4. II. jackson ,Rep },
by a plurality Of 379. Mort on was a cand-
date for his fourt IA term ard two years ago
carried the dist riot bv $500, reversal of
nearly 1000 votes.
The second surprise is the large plurality
received by Congressman Robert NJ. Nevn
(Rep), in the Third district. Nevin carried
the district according to returns received
at Republican State headquarters. by
3,7H, while two years ago his plurality
was only l54. Col. Nevn hesitated about
accepting a denomination when the Legisla-
ture refused to add a Republican county
to his district. So as 10 give him a larger
majority to go on, and yet the Columbus
district, which was the only one changed
in the hope Of making il Republican. sends
a Democrat to Congress to succeed
Republican
Complete unofficial returns received from
eighty of the lightweight counties of he
state give a Republican pllrality of 80 900
The counties yet to he heard from will
reduce this. according to statisticans at
headquarters, to ~ 4OS. The Republicans
carry sixty of the eighty-eight counties.
The total vote of the State is estimat ed
al about 78O.OD as compared with a total
vote Of $4,000 one year ago. The largest
vote ever cast in Ohio was in 1900. when
ii was lC49,l?i. While he Republicans
lose the Congressman in the Twelfth dis
trict. they gain one In the Thirteenth. which
will keep the representation as AZ present
seventeen Republicans and four Demo-
Gratis. State Chairman Dicks ante-elec-
tion prediction was plurality of 5000,
possibly more. and the election of seven
teen members of Congress sure.
The result in Ohio il interpreted as a
Reputation of Johnsonism and notice 10
the Cleveland man that he il not wanted
for Governor or President by tho Ohio
Democrats
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RHODE ISLANDS RESULT.
Democrats Get Governor AMI Lieut. .GO,.
ernOr- Rppublicans Get the Rest.

Providence. r /, Nov. 5-All the
election returns from the State are now
ia and show the election of two Democrats
on ths general ticket, Dir. l. T. c. Garyin
for Governor and A Archambault for
Lieu, enant Governor. the former by 8,35s
plurality and the latter by 1878 plurality.
The Republicans elected the other three
State officers. Granger, Dem. IL elected
Congressman from the First district and
Capron, Rep, from the Second district,
The Republicans carry the State Senate
overwhelmingly, but the House Of Repre-
senta,ives is tie, the Republicans thus
controlling The Grand Committee.
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Any person desiring tho address of r.
3. Mahany Of Buffalo may find him with
the 1000 plurality in Fri" county, which
he promised to Coler whom Will lam James
Conners brought his Find down and
delivered II.
When Mr. Mahany was on the stump
against Van WICK in 1898 Van WICK carried
Erie county by 200. Some Democrats
said yesterday that Coler might have had
a chance in Erie II MIR. Connen hadn't
made the Find
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O> erw helninkI, Democratic Few Votes
for Any Republican.

John Xeler, Dem, OF Guttenhurg was
elected Shcrif of Hudson county over
Cot John j Tofev, Rep. of Jersey City
by phralty OF 1857 ~. received 81 $50
votes
Kcarny vas the only municipality in the
county that wen, Republican. In GI,,en-
burg Col. Tofey received s. votes and
2elcr 90, SOC
frank McNaly. Dem, defeated Richard
!. Allen, Rep, tor County Supervisor by
|. 400 votes
\ Board OF Chosen Freeholders. con
.srjng of twenty-four Democrats and TWO
Republicans. was elected in the county.
The Republicans are Jacob Diehl of Jersey
City and John A Warnock Of Bayonno
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HOWARD ron SUPREME COZ RT
Lawyers Opposition Cuts the Usual ne.
publican Pluralitl.

ALBANY Nov. For supreme Court
Justice in the Third Judicial district Wes-
ley o. Howard, the Republican candidate.
is elected by 800, He carried Albany
county by SIP; Columbia. i,l3O; Greene.
$50; sullivan. 900; Ulster. 800 His op-
ponent. Charles f.. Patterson. carried
Rensselaer, by $40 and Schoharie by $50.
Both candidates live in Troy. Rensselaer,
county.
Many lawyers opposed Mr.. Howard.
who u the present District Attorney in
Rensselaer, county, The Last Supreme
Court Justice elected In this dist riot carried
II by 1900 Republican plurality.
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RESTAURANT NAN 4 SENATOR.
=. :. Childs. Democrat. viii succeed
Charlie, 4. Reed.

NEW BRUNSWICK. Oct. 5,-Samucl s.
Childs. the New York restaurant man. was
elected State Senator in Somerset county
Yesterday on the Democratic ticket by
2sO plurality. The remainder Of the Demo-
cratic ticket was also successful in Somerset
county.
MIR. Childs succeeds Senator Charles A.
Reed Rep. of Plainfeld. One Of the strong
planks in Mr. Childs's platform was his
statement that no son Of Somerset county
ever came to him asking for employment
without getting il.
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~ C4IIFOR\Ii.
Republlcans Win b, Greatly Reduced
pluralitIes.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 5.-Dr George
E. Pardee and the entire Republican State
ticket have been elected in California. Dr.
Pards"'s plurality for Governor will be
about 1000 The State Legislature will hc
Republican by a narrow margin.
For Congress, the returns from many
counties are not yet half in. IL is safe to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-06
BOSS WOULD DIVIDE STATE.
PART FOR MERCHANTS AND NE
CHtNICS. REST FOR FARMERS.
Hugh Mclaughlin Hints NJ Dishonest,
IN Ip.Statc Returns and PoOh.POolis
the Idea OF Dissa tiSfactiOn with
Iiill-Ucyised Figures for Brooklyn.

The revised election figures for Brooklyn
give 10 Coler a plurality OF ?e,8j7, which is
l4s in excess of what he was credit eel with
in THF SUN YESTERDAY morning.
The Court of Appeals vote Wa. Werner
50 tal. GRAY llH ~ GRAY over Werner
IS? gSS
Ia. Congress pluralitie- were A. follows.
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M DSO\ IOINTI RESULTS.

IUIHI NpubIICHNN, y IUIaT TIrWOCrA'N7 Il
iOritN. Republicans -
'R,ptCitu
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-01
Forrey Creditors Meet.

Waterloo March 1.-The first meet
ing of the creditors of w. W. Forty.
wholesale and retail druggist at 604-6O6
Commercial street, whose voluntary as
signinent after years of business activ-
ity in Waterloo, was noted yesterday,
will be held March u, at the office of
Vert r. Hoxie, referee in bankruptcy.
The meeting is calleN for 9 o'clock in
the forenoon.
There are in all sixty Eight credit
crs, but the majority of these are cred
itors in small amounts. There are but
two preferred creditors. the state of
Iowa for tax levy. $114.4S and
I.eavitt & Johnston for $4,000 This
second claim is protected by the life in
surance policy of MIR. Forty, now val
ued at $1,000. The r. Russell estate is
a creditor also. not preferred for $500
and the Standard Oil Companys i,ill is
$1,7S5. The total liabilities are S17.664.90
and the assets are $11,29S.0S. To the
assets should be added, In sense, the
insurance policy cutting down the de-
flciency about half. The assets consist
of about $140 in bank. stock valued at
$4,000. bills outstanding S1.145.0S.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-01
An UP|UlN N OTIS
Fear That the Big Buyers We're
Forcing Values Give Shorts
a Scare.
Prices Went Up With Rapid
Strides, But Reaction
Followed.
Wheat Ruled Lower and Corn
Was Weak..-cattle steady---
Hogs Higher.

Chicago, March MAY wheat open
Il 20 1875. The fluctuations early We're
narrow and feeling somewhat firm.
houses buying at the start on the pros
poets of colder weather. Gables wera
only fairly firm and the crowd sub
jected the pit to drive on bearish in
fluences of rains. The southwest is still
dry and that kept the market fairly
strong. 1t declined to 1855 but worked
back to 1873.
Sentiment in wheat later turned
bearish with weakening corn and there
was a fair amount of liquidation May
sold off to 76la and closed easy IS OF a
cent lower at 76!.Q 1875.
Corn opened firm on good buying by
the southwest and recovering. Gables
were only steady but wet weather still
travel There was pressure to SELL May
opened sax up to a shade down at
623s to 62k and eased to 62G62hs then
reacted to 62as Go2f2. Inc hurry III oaNs
held the bullish effect.
On good early buying May corn sold
al 62la but profit taking on liberal
scale turned the market, May closing
weak 8. a q of cent lower Mt 61ss.
May oats We're very good demand.
The pit was nervous and prices shot up
with leaps and bounds. Fluctuations
We're wide and the crowd covered and
bought on prospects of the leading long
holder shipping out contract oats. May
opened Il to y higher at 44a 70 45.
eased to 44% a44A then shot up to 46la,
all within an hours trading.
The high prices in oats was short
lived. After the early scare, which had
as it's initial factor the fear that big
buyers were forcing; values prior TO the
government report on the 10th inst
May quieted and fell back. Trade WAS
very heavy for time, 100000 bushels
were bought by one firm at 4612. TIE
selling that followed pressed MAJ back
to 44la. The close was firm, May q
higher at 447s.
Provisions were higher on lighter
holdings of receipts and better prices
at the wards.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-01
IOWA coMPLAINANTs.
Chicago Financial Concern in the
Hands of a Receiver.


Chicago, March 1.-The Surety
Guarantee and Trust Company, a con-
Germ with an alleged capital of $1,000
600, has gone into the hands of a re-
ceiver as result of bankruptcy pro-
ceedings instituted before Judge Kohl
saat of the United States district court
Assets amounting to $1,000 were found
and the received, Wells NJ Cook, gave a
bond to cover that amount.
The petition was filed on behalf of
John r. Prime. former adjutant general
OF Iowa, and one of the most prominent
republicans of that state; Richards &
Biz and N. H Wilson, all of Des
Moines. Their claims aggregate $3.50.
of which Gen. Prime alleges that $1,000
was obtained from him by false repre-
sensations. concerning the financial
condition of the company. A recapitu-
lation of tho last statement issued COW
ering the period between July 1, 1899.
to Sept. 80, 1901, is as follows Secure
ties negotiated, $4,000, 400: commissions
received on bond sales. s2S0.235; COM
missions paid agents. $124,500: trust
company's expenses, $26 1856 The state
ment contains the information that its
available assets for the protection of
creditors amount to S597,331, of which
there are first mortgage loans on i'm
proved farm and city property aggre-
eating S327,S00.