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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Republicans Elected State Ticket and
Ten COngrSssmen.

BOSTON. Nov. 4.-Lieutenant Governor
John L. Bates, of Boston, was elected
Governor by the Republicans in the state
election to-day, defeating William A. Gas
ton. the Democratic candidate, by 1889
plurality the vote being: Bates Rep.),
1885, 1861: CASTOR Dem.). 15S,4s2 The Repub-
licans also elected the rest of the state
ticket and ten out of fourteen congress-
men.
The State Legislature remains unchanged
the Senate standing, according to the late
returns, 81 Republicans and 8 Democrats,
and the House 155 Republicans and 50 DEM
ocrats, and 3 Socialists.
The congressman elected are: Lawrence
in the First, Gillett in the Second, Thayer
in the Third, Tirrell in the Fourth, Ames
in the Fifth. Gardner in the Sixth, Rob-
erts in the Seventh Mccall in the Eighth,
Keliher in the Ninth, McNary in the Tenth,
Sullivan in the Eleventh, Powers in the
Twelfth, Greene in the Thirteenth and
Lowering in the Fourteenth. The Demo-
Gratis are Thayer, Keliher, McNary and
Sullivan.
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RAwLINS WILL GO.
Republicans Carry the Utah LeEfsla-
ture and Elect state Ticket.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. 4.-Indications
at midnight are that William NJ. McCarty,
Rep), is elected associate justice OF
the Supreme Court over Richard w. Young
Oem.), by $500 plurality. and that the
Republicans will have a considerable ma
jority in the Legislature, thus insuring
the election of Republican United States
senator to succeed Senator Rawlins. Up
to this hour not one-tenth of the State has
been heard from. In nearly every instance,
however, Republican gains are shown, al
though the total vote shows a falling on
of Is per cent. An enormous amount or
scratching was done on the legislative
ticket and in Ogden and Salt Lake, the
gentle strongholds, mostly by gentle Re
publicans but even with Democratic VIC
tories there the Republicans will probably
control the Legislature. 1t will be several
DAYS before complete returns are in.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. 4.-Less than
60 per cent. of the normal vote was polled
in the election for congressman in Arkan-
sas to-day. All the seven Democratic nomi-
nees were elected by majorities ranging
from 5000 to 5000. In six districts there
were Republican nominations. In some
places the negro voters remained away
from the polls Rains and confidence of a
Democratic victory seemed to keep many
voters at home. At the election in Septem-
Der last for state, county and township
officers, the vote was ~, 900. The total vote
to-day will hardly exceed 10000.
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Rhode Island senate Safe.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Nov. 4.-The Re-
publicans have undoubtedly secured full
control of the Senate. majority decreased
somewhat from last year in the House, and
with the possible exception OF the chief
executive. they have elected their state
ticket
The election OF Congressman Adam b.
Capron in the Second district is assured. In
the First district the congressional contest
is very close between Melville Bull, the
Republican candidate, and Mayor ID. l.. d.
Granger, of Providence. the Democratic
nominee.
The election of l.. F. G. Garvin (Dem) for
Governor Is practically assured because of
the poll he has made in 81 districts out of
80 of 15,407, as against l2,S29 for Kimball
(Rep)
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IOWA AS OF YORE.
Republican Plurality 75,OOO-Birdsa1l
Elected in Henderson's Place.

DIES MONIES, Ia, Nov. 4.-On the basis
of the precinct returns received up to IL
D. m. the Republicans have elected their
state ticket by about 5000 plurality. The
reports from the congressional districts are
meager. Enough has been received from
the Third to indicate that Judge Birdsall.
nominated by the Republicans to succeed
Speaker David b. Henderson, ran substan-
TALLY with his ticket and will be elected by
1900 to 5000 votes over former Governor
Boies The returns indicate close counts In
the Sixth and Second districts. AT Repub-
lican headquarters il is asserted that the
Republican plurality in the State as a
whole is sufficient to carry all the congress
sional candidates. Chairman Spence, of the
Republican committee, claimed the Repub-
licans have carried the State by at least
5000. Chairman Jackson, of the Demo-
cratic committee, said: I'VE are making
no claims, but concede nothing"
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. A light
vote was polled throughout the State.
Congressman Sparkman and Davis are
reelected from the First and Second dis
tricts respectively. without opposition. At
torney w. B. Lamar is elected in the new
Third district
There was no opposition to the Demo-
cratic ticket State or congressional The
Legislature elected to-day will elect United
States Senator Mallory TO succeed himself
he having already been nominated by pri-
mary. The proposed constitutional amend
ment providing for three extra members Of
the Supreme bench was carried.
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Situation i'm California.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. Sat / a. m.
returns were still scattering. Those at
hand indicate that If Franklin K. Lane,
the Democratic nominee for Governor.
maintains his present gains he will be
elected over Pardee, Republican, by small
plurality. Lane estimates his majority in
San Francisco at 1900 With the eXcep-
ton of Governor, the Republicans probably
elect the entire state ticket. The Repub-
licans have lost one and probably three
congressman. Loud, in the Fifth, is de-
feated. and Gillette, in the First, and
Combs, in the Second, are running behind
their ticket. The remaining five congress-
men are, according to present figures, Re-
publican
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Negroes Did Not Vote.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. Alabama
Democrats to-day returned a solid Demo-
cratic delegation to Congress and re-
elected Governor William d. Jelks by a
majority of about $4,000 over John A. w.
Smith, Republican. The negro voters al
most entirely remained away from the
polls, the Republican State convention hav-
ing proclaimed a lilly white" party. The
vote was very light. The only close con-
gressional contest was in the Seventh dis
trict, where Congressman John L. Burnett
was reelected over o. d. Street by about
1,500 votes.
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In the "Tar Heelv State.

X RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 4-The Demo-
cratic majority in this State is about Sc, 900.
Klutz Dem.) is safe in the Eighth by
about 1,5OO majority. Moody Rep.) is de-
feated in the Tenth district by majority
of about 1000, thus electing Gudger and
giving North Carolina a solid Democratic
representation in the House of Representa-
tiveS.
Clark (Dem.) is elected chief Justice de-
spite a desperate fight made on him. He
was scratched about 1000 votes. The Legis-
lature and State Senate will be over
whelmingly Democratic and a Democrat
will succeed Pritchard as United States
senator
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Light Vote i'm Texas.

DALLAS, Tex, Nov 4.-The vote in
Texas for State and congressional officers
to-day was lighter than in 1900. The Demo-
Gratis swept the State, the ticket headed
by S. w. T. Lanham winning by a very
large majarity. Latest returns show that
the Democrats elected congressman from
all sixteen districts. The only hard fight
was in the Fifteenth district. where John
Scott. Republican, was defeated by John
n. Garner, Democrat
The constitutional amendment requiring
voters TO pay poll tax was the chief point
of interest. Indications are that it carried
by good majority.
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IDAHO SWINGS BACK.
Lands Safely I'm the Republican Col
umn on Everything.

BOISE, Idaho, Nov. Awhile exact fig
ures from the election are not yet at hand,
enough is known to assure a Republican
majority on the entire state ticket of some
5000. French, for Congress, leads mis- ticket
in most sections. Counties that were sup
posed to be certainly Democratic have
swung into the Republican column.
Throughout the southeast everything is
Republican, so far as heard from, and il
is believed TO be clean sweep in that
section. The Republicans will have forty
seven members of the Legislature, ma
jority of thirteen on joint ballot.
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SURPRISE FOR CLARK.
cooper Kings" State Probably Cap
tured by Republicans.

BUTTE, Mont, Nov. 4.-Reports received
up to midnight give the State to the Re-
publicans almost beyond a doubt. although
defeat has not yet been conceded by the
Democrats. Over twenty-five precincts
have been heard from, including the largest
counties in Montana. For associate JUS
tice of the Supreme Court w. L. Hollo-
way Rep.) has 1861, Jerry Leslie (Dem.)
7,SE.
Late returns from the various outlying
counties indicate the election of the entire
state Republican ticket. Counties hereto
fore Democratic report Republican land
slides. Estimates from the Republican
headquarters tonight give Dixon, for Con-
gress, 1900 majority; Holloway, associate
Justice, 5000 majority. The Legislature of
the State will be slightly Republican, as
the county tickets are badly split.
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CONCORD, n. H., Nov Slate returns
show that Bachelor CRep) will be elected
Governor by at least 5000 plurality. Nine
teen Republicans are elected to the Senate
by popular vote, with probably two or
three elections thrown into the Legislature.
Inns body will be Republican on joint bal
lot by nearly 100 majority, thus assuring
the reelection Of United States Senator
Gallinger, who has no competitor.
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Light Vote in Georgia.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 4.-Georgia to-day
elected a solid delegation of eleven Demo-
cratic congressman. So little interest was
taken i'm the election that the figures in the
eleven districts were not collated tonight
Except in the Seventh district the Demo-
Gratis had no opposition, and in that dis
trict it was inconsequential The vote polled
was very light. The election was for con-
pre Onlv
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Tennessee, 81, 900 Democrattc.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 4-Forty-two
counties heard from give James B. Frazier,
Democratic candidate for Governor, a ma
jority of 1880 votes. An extremely light
vote was cast especially on the part of the
Republicans, the result being a sweeping
victory for the entire Democratic ticket
The Legislature will be largely Democratic
in both branches. In this Davidson coun-
ty the entire Democratic legislative ticket
is elected, its majority, with fifteen country
precincts to hear from, being $3.50. The
city of Nashville went Democratic by a
majority of 1880
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Schooner Sunk and Four Lives Lost.

BOSTON Nov. 4-The United Fruit
Company's steamer Admiral Sampson.
which reached here to-day. reports that
she collided with the three-masted schoon-
er Charlie Bucki. bound from Eddyville.
N Y, for Boston, about ten miles off the
Cape Cod lghtship. at o'clock this morn
ing. The schooner was sunk, and Capt
Freeman Huntley. of Jonesport Me- Mate
Timer Huntley and two seamen of the
Bucki were drowned.
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ODELL REELECTED.
CONCLUDED FROM PAGE SEVEN

CONCLUDED FROM PAGE SEvEN)
few minor disturbances in the eastern dis
trict of this city. OF the six congressman
the Republicans elected four and the Demo-
Gratis two. The vote in the Third district
was very close, Watcher having majority
of about one hundred. The judges In one
precinct of the Third district had dis
pute because of the imperfect marking OF
ballots, and the ballot box was sealed
and placed in the care of the election super
visors. The disputed precinct is normally
Republican and will. not affect the result.
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COLORADO REDEEMED.


DENVER, Col, Nov. AT II o'clock the
returns from the State indicate that Color
ado has elected a full Republican ticket
by small majorities. This is conceded by
leading Democrats. though not by Chair
man Smith The Democratic congressional
candidates are claimed to have run ahead
of their ticket, and one or more of them
NAV be elected. The Legislature will un-
doubtedly be Democratic on joint ballot, as
there are seventeen Democratic hold-over
senator's. This insures the return of Henry
M. Teller to the United States Senate, as he
was Endorsed by the Democratic State con-
yention.
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BOSTON, Nov. 4-The result of the gen.
eral election OF the members OF the Boot
and Shoe Workers Union. which has local
branches spread over the United States
and Canada, as announced tonight In this
has been elected president. Henry Supple
of Cincinnati, A. Matthew OF Montreal
and Charles Lowell, OF Whitman, were
elected to serve one year on the general
board.
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Less than 10000 Democratic.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 4-The vote in
Mississippi to-day was very light, the tabu-
lations so far made indicating a total of
less than 10000. All the Democratic candi-
dates for Congress were elected without
opposition. The constitutional amendments
are believed to have beer defeated
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FARGO. N. d., Nov. 4.-North Dakota
has gone Republican by about the usual
majority although Governor White. Re-
publican, who Is a candidate to succeed
himself. runs somewhat behind the rest of
the state ticket. The Republican state
committee estimates that Wilkes majority
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This Is a queer world. MiIlionaires lease
their yachts. lease their game preserves
lease their country palaces and lease their
private cars. II you are anxious to hire a
furnished house IN New York you will be
surprised TO know that many Of the rich
folk let their private residences for a song
and board at some hotel or restaurant I
have In mind one gentleman who has a
spleadidly- furnished residence on the unner
West Side which he lets by the year for
600. why do you do ftp? / asked re
replies: My wife cannot get servants thar
will remain with us. We are so constantly
worried with cooks. maids. buffers and 80
forth that we have decided never again to
\try to keep house,
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West Virginia Congressmen.

WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. 4-Returns
coming in slowly, indicate the certain cleo
ton of B. B. Dovener (Rep.), for Congress,
in the First district, by slightly reduced
majorities, compared with 1900. In the Sec
ond district John L. McGraw claims his
election over A. G. Dayton (Rep.), but the
Republicans do not concede il.
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Few Democrats in south Dakota.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Nov. 4-Chairman
Case. of the Republican state committee,
at IL o'clock tonight claimed the State by
not less than 10000 plurality The Demo-
Gratis conceded the election of the Repub-
lican congressional and state tickets The
Republicans have elected 10 out of 1872
members of the Legislature, with the
chances good of having elected some of the
remaining ten. This insures the election
of A 3. Kittridge, of this city, to the
United States Senate.
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DEMOCRATS MADE GAINS.
New Jersey, However, Is Still a Safe
Republican State.

TRENTON, N. J., Nov. Am New Jersey
to-day the Democrats made gains, but
failed to gain control Of the State. In the
congressional contests the Republicans
elected seven of their candidates, as against
six which they had under the old appor-
tionment. The Democrats elected three,
as against two under the old allotment.
The Republicans again control the Senate,
but by a reduced majority. The Republic
ans again control the House. of Assembly,
but also by a reduced majority.
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PRINCETON, n. j., Nov. 4-Ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland cast his vote here this
morning. He was driven TO the polling
station on Chambers street at 10 O'Clock.
and after depositing his ballot drove back
TO Wesland He did not remain I'D to re-
ceive the election returns tonight.
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will be from 7.0oo to 5000 North Dakota
elects two congressman at large this year.
and both of these are Republicans. Thomas
r. Marshall being reelected and B. +.
Spalding being named as his associate. The
Legislature, which will elect a successor TO
United States Senator Hansbrough. is over
whelmingiy Republican, that party secur-
Ing over one hundred members Of 140 COM
posing the Assembly
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Griggs's Latest Claim.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Sat a. m.
Chairman Griggs, of the Democratic con-
gressional committee, issued statement
claiming that the Democrats had elected
1873 congressman, or a majority of five.
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TiIIman's State.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 4.-The DEM
ocrats elect their entire congressional,
State and county ticket almost without the
slightest opposition. Georgetown county
elects a full Democratic ticket for the first
time in thirty-five years.
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Washington All Republican.

SEATTLE, Wash. Nov. 4-Returns COM
ing in slowly. Indications are that the
State will go Republican by about 10000
ma jority, with the election of three con-
gressmen and the control OF the Legisla-
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EAT'M ALIVE o ert o oacb
BLUE POINTS
At MUELLERSH by That Depot

will return a full Democratic congressional
delegation. The latest returns from the
Ninth district, which furnished the only
serious contest in the State, assures the
election of Rhea, Democrat
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About 1000 for Mondeu.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 4-Meager re-
turns from the State indicate that the en-
tire Republican ticket is elected. Mon
dell (Rep.), for Congress, will have. 1000
majority.
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SOME INDUSTRIOUS FIGURES,

rtford Corrant.


.Poor's Manual" the great authority
railroads, has now been printed for the
seal year ended June 80. 1902. and the ad-
rance sheets of the introduction are re-
feived. The work as a whole is a complete
Handbook OF the railroad interests OF the
United States, and the introduction is full
of suggestive figures. The mileage of rail-
roads In this country increased by Ass. II
miles. and foots UP over los. 900 miles or al
most eight times around the round world.
kAbout $4,000 miles report business. These
\how gross earnings of Sl.612. AS S26. and
kerating expenses OF s. zoe, 154. 099. The net
knings. including miscellaneous re-
D.pts, were over $5SS. coo. COO These
are almost incredibly large figures.
and Ii is TO be remembered that
they represent what is paid simply for
carrying people and things. and not for
producing anything at ADJUST for over
coming natural. obstacles OF trade There
are SS729 engines. 27.i4 passenger cars. s.
77 mail and express and I4G9. 472
Afreight cars. II these average fifty feet
zach In length they would make altogether,
set in q row. about 1900 miles OF con-
nuous rolling stock. The growth of the
stem Is suggested by these comparisons:
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Virginia All Democratic.

RICHMOND, Va. Nov. 4.-Returns
coming In slowly, but the State cel
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The total amount OF stock. bonds and I'M
funded debt Is Sl2.S26. 49, $40. The average in
terest paid railroad bonds was In 1852
Ats per cent. and the average dividend was
2.s2 per cent. In 1902 these were. respec-
lively. 4.21 and 2.62 per cent
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FINANCIAL.

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