Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-04
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Hardin county state that the fusionist
lor independent ticket has won Out
over the regular republican tfckei
with the exception OF Furry, who has
a fighting chance and may be returned
to the legislature. It will probably take
the full returns to determine whethe,
he is elected. Nothing much has beer
received from Butler Bremen senator
ial district, but the prospects are fol
the defeat Of Soesbe. On account OF
the split tickets the count has beer
slow. There is probability that the
democrats havg made slight gains ir
both houses Of the legislature.
| The rainy weather of tine early morn
ing succeeded In bringing out the. agri-
cultural vote in a heavy volume, and
will have its effect upon Governor
Cummins' plurality. which bids fair to
excee dthe estimate of the party man
ayers. While returns are slow from the
interior precincts Des Moines shows
a gain in the vote for both candidates
| The gain Is in Cumlnins' favor.
Des Moines-Twenty precincts give
Cummins, republican, 2.204; Sullivan.
democrat, 1926. Same precincts, 1901.
gave Cummins 1925; Phillips. 1,247.
The ticket elected was:
Governor ..... Albert B. Cummins
Judge Supreme Court ..............
............. Charles A. Bishop
Superintendent Public Instruction.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ]. #. Riggs
.................. David r. Palmer
Des Moines-Ten precincts give
Cummins, republican candidate for
governor s52; Sullivan, .513. Same
precincts in 1901 gave Cummins, S33;
Phillips. 4S5.
Des Moines-Forty precincts give
Cummins 1901; Sullivan. 1,775. Same
precincts In 1901, gave Cummins 1861;
Phillips. 1896.
Des Moines-Sixty precincts give
Cummins $500; Sullivan, 1909. Same
precincts in 1901. gave Cummins $3.50;
Phillips, 1886
ad Des Moines
Des Mcines-one hundred precincts
give Cummins 1.176: Sullivan, $3.50.
Same precincts in 1901 gave Cummins
11,062; Phillips, 5000.
Des Moines-One hundred .and four
precincts give Cummins 1922; Sulli-
van. 10,9SS.
Des Moines-Two hundred precincts
give Cummins, 22,930; Sullivan, 49,
753.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Nov. 3.-Governor Cum
Minis returned today from the eastern
part Of the state and voted. After
travelling all over the state the past
month";" he said. II am convinced that
1 will have the normal republican ma
jority, or about $4,000. I think 1 will
have about the same number Of votes
as two years ago and the democrats
will cast more, because of the cam
palSn IlldQe Dy tHeiFs cduuludte.
Sioux City, Nov. 3.-A fair vote is
expected today. despite the rain. which
is falling, as there is much interest In
the fight over the county ticket.
Clinton. Nov. 3.-The weather is
and a heavy vote will be
polled on account of local interests.
Cedar Rapids, Nov. 3.-The weather
is threatening and the voting is slow.
There is very little interest. Republi-
cans suffer most from apathy and the
democrats are better registered.
Council Bluffs, Nov. Selection day
opened with cloudy. threatening
weather. and only ordinary interest
was manifested in the early vote, a
victory hardly being in
doubt.
Keokuk. Nov. 3.-The day is .foggy,
showers. The early attend
ance at the polls was very large.
Des Moines. Nov. 3--1he day opened
with foggy weather. and with every
indication that it would rain. The early
vote was largely by laborers on their
way to work.
Burlington, Nov. 3.-The weather is
cloudy and COOL Interest in local can
didates will cause a heavy poll The
votes are going in rapidly.
Ottumwa, Nov. 3.-Under cloudy
skies many voters went to the polls
in the first few hours today. Indica-