Smyrna times., 1903-11-04
SOME LOCAL ENTHUSIASM
OVER ELECTION RETURNS
LOOKS AS IF THE ENTIRE EASTERN SHoPP
Of MARYLAND WENT DEMOCRATIC.
iammany Wins in New York City by 6O.OOO
OniO' Iowa, Pennsylvania and Massachu-
setts Went SOlidly Republican.

The elections held in the several
states yesterday were interesting in
their results. Ohio, Massachusetts
pennsylvania and Iowa remained true
to their Republican colors. MARYLAND
IS IN doubt; Kentucky is true to De-
mocracy, while small contests made
matters lively in Colorado and Nebrae-
Ka. New Jersey was excited in snots
oy local contests. OF course. the great.
est interest centered in New York Citv
and the MayOralty fight end the ma.
tlonal differences to be drawn as TO the
effect 1t will have on Roosevelt's candi.
dacy Advices from Washington are
the effect that the President read the
news from New York and made no
comment, but that he was delighted
with the result in Massachusetts. The
sweep IN Ohio, it would seem. did MT
evoke any criticism from the President
George B. Mcclellan, the Democratic
(Iammany) candidate, was elected |
Mayor OF Greater New York by about
oo'oOO plurality, carrying every borough
IN the city except Richmond. There
was heavy vote, no disorder at tba
poils and but little fraudulent VOTING
Low carried the city by 81 600 two
years ago. Republicans were oenaraI.
~ successful in local elections in New
ork State. The Republicans carried
pennsylvania by at least 15O 900 pln-
faIlty. The principal contests wara
over Judges in ten counties. Yerkes.
D.. was defeated by Stout, r., bv 1000
n Bucks. Harvey, D., was beaten in
1ehlgh by 800 by Trexler, r. although
ne democrats won there on the State
lcket. Kunkel, r.. carried Daupbin
'Ver Jacobs, anti machine.
Eastern Shore OF Maryland Democratic
The indications at midnight last
llght' from the insufficient and mea-
er returns received from the differant !
ountles of Maryland were that War. =
eld and the Democratic State candi- 4
ates would be elected unless tbero q
| ~
an unexpected slump in the countias p
nd wards not heard from. It seems T
robable that the Democrats will con- ,v
ol both branches of the Legislature II
~ VIII elect most of their city ticket r.
Baltimore, as we'll as carry three of m
e four legislative districts. At - 70 n
Tough returns had been received 70 e.
dlcate that the Democrats will prob. ~
iy carry every county on the East so
Shore with the possible execution bo
Somerset.
throughout New Jersey the Re. he
bllcans were generally successful n
they will control both the Senate
Assembly by comfortable WORKING
Jorltles. The Republicans made a
an sweep IN Camden, and in CLAN
ter City William j. Thompson. the TIC
mocratlc leader, who was runnino
Councils and for the Board of
9eholders, was defeated for both NJ.
ces. the
MO u"es Republican and Hanna is Safe. Ior
Ohio Tom. L. johnson was do Doy
'eG by majority that is more than W.
OOO, and may reach 10000. The N9E ~
Republican State ticket was elect Boy
md that party will have a majority man man
IN the Legislature on Joint bal r
lnsur'ng the re- election of Hanna Trsb
le Senate. 49,.
went Republican by Coll
increased majority. The Demo. nros
polled more votes than last wear
VIII gain, perhaps, a dozen seats w0y
le Legislature.
le vote for Governor in Rhode Held
"a is very close, with indications H
ting to the reelection of Garvin =,
Democratic candidate, by greatly AZ
ced plurality. Ign