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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08

&ejIerinben af &orea bpo. &eiier>
in6en af &orea, oprin6eltg en aneri-
fanif 8ige, @n1ilD 8rotpn> er 6eo.
&e116es Sober bar en- onerifanif Mis-
lioner fra Mppleton> isis. Senoes
nie6banltge @fgnbe6 til0uog fig &ei-
ierenS 9prnnrffombe6, og ban tibe6
at gifte Jig meb bel;be. 6or et MarS
Gib itben Ga Sen fdrite &eilerin6e
bg6e, bleb SEN onerifanife 8ige OPP
beiet til &eifertnoe> og flint ben6es
}b9ie @tilling fun blep af fort 8nrig-
be6, bar ber6es eSn6fD6elle hnret at
merfe oberalt @un6et, og ben6es
800 bar baft almnin6eltg Sorg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08
,.@tdffels 6elene, 1grqer bm1

u1eget ober Wear6e1ls De6?"
.ggrger? SUN er oplbit al 5org
og bill itfe ie ct sgDaennefe ll11ota-
gen fin @Diohl 81. &
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08
Gtore @aber oiennem Marets 2pb.

@tpre @aber 9jennem Marets 2pb.
On1trent $77,000,0 900 blep gipet bort
I offe11tlige @ienra6 1908. 9lf 6iSle
bleb $30,000,000 1eltannenteret bort,
og Meiten gibet af en6nu lebenoe &ig=
nupr16. 8lan6t 6is1e ii6ite fommer
Mrilcb @e11imort9 fGrlt 1ne6 $1,000
900 for en- @Hole / 8oiton; Sobn g.
@ocfefeller me6 100000 for Stuff
Weebical College; Mn6rem Carnegie
me6 100000 for ct Beniton Suno
for ga11le @taa1or6eibere; @orbon
0ec@ap rne5 $4>000,000 for @arraro
l1ntberlhett; og @tlber mreb $4,000
900 for beIgierepoe @ier1reo / st.
@oml.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08
Snbbpeserne at 8orto 9aieo CT

SnbbDeserne af Horto Gteo CT
Nmerifanere. 9onrn1er 6nller al
2anbetS @djelteret bar aflagt en- &ien>
6elie, ser falHloar, at &orto @tcos
Snobpggere lite er fren1me0e, men at
6e bar Met til at fom1me inb | 2an>
6et n6en at un6ergaa be im6banlige
Tornnaliteter, iom esSnrmigrQnterne
maa unberto1te Zig. 5ogen par bragt
op for &etten of en- &pin6e fra @orto
@ico, @on5ales, Ser / 1902 | Seem
Sort blep negtet M6gang til 2an-
set, foroi bum life bop6e Mi6ler til
at nn6erbol6e Zig ielb. Sdieiteret
fan6t, at Borto &tcos Sn6bDggere er
l1n6eriaatter at 6e Gor. Stater og
altiaa bor @et til at fotnrne ino Can,
oet noen at r,ogen Sor5 5inoring leg.
.nn2 Ao,11 : g2pipff . s2
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08

&rtniesie Matbilbe bbo. Den fron-
Ite Briniesie Matbi(6e, enelte 9otter
af Brins sSerome @onaparte, er bpo
Horis. &etr6es 8ortgang bar foroar,
inget almin6elig @org blon6t oet
fru1rffe Solf, AT bbem bun bleb folot
,ben go6e Brinlesle". &enbes Sos
Der fori6gte at orrangere ct Glitter,
monl meIlem 9er6e og 2ol1is Napo=
leon men set lpffe6es life, og bun
gifte6e Jig me6 @reb 8ernioorff, Ell
rig @usfer, fra bbem bum ienere blet
1fiIt. @iben &ejier69nmtetS Sal6 bor
bun boet 8arts, boor benoeS Ga,
(on bar 1reget belggt af 1iter9re Ber.
lonligbe6er og Dtplonpater
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08
med Post % CeI%9raf.
(HlIevesue fra.)

+ Song Gbriitians 5pebom. st Gele,
grom fra @mun6e'1, 9ltrig, af 6. So
'euor nre66eler> at Song Gbriitions
Siliton6 er blebet betenfelig. &ans
@jemrejie til 9onmorf er ublot paa
ubeltemt Ei6. Com ti6ligere omtalt
por Sen gomle @onge @nru16en for
at oberp9re fans Dnglte Datters,
Yriniesie Mpros, og @ertugen al
Gumberla,nbs S6lpbrpllup, og UNDER
Opbol6et ser i11btrof 5pg6onnen.
Storc 2anbbebrasericr. Dapes
2an0 &onunislionen iiges at bape af-
lgret en- &effe p1nfotten6e 8e6roge.
rier, Ser er bleben beorebet es11oi.
ner Serritoriet n1e6 9elalpare S11oi=
anerneS 2an6. S1t6enrtgs6eporte=
mentet ofilaor at lr61ole fig nermere
om Sagen, nre1r 1uof er befie1t6t til
at bile, at man bor fer for fig nog(e
of 6e met bi1tretfe1rbe Be0ragerier
Departementets &iitorie.
Sraftat meb &ej1er Menelif. 9en
@fspe0ition, ser for nogen SIS lioeu
afgH til MDsitnten r1rber 2eoe[le al
@onlul @finner, bar facet ct 1neget
bel6igt l16fal0, i6et en- ober11aooe
gunitig Sraftat er bleben utp0erteg-
net. @ejfer @emelif bor oglao moo
toget SSnobDbellen til at 6eltage ct.
2ouis l11ltiningen. &oniul 5finner
mebtog fam en- @abe til Hrelibent
&oolebelt fra @eileren to 9pper og ct
Bor @lefanttpn6er.
General 2pn9ltreet bpb. General
2ong3treet, meo l1re6tagelfe raf @el1e-
raj @orSon Sen it6ite al Sp61taternes
@eneroler, 0g6e forle0en I lit &iem
T @5aii1essbiilte, Georgia, bbor ban bbuur ur
boet 1t0en &rige11. &an par en- al
Sees be01te 0fficerer, og fan oeltog
i 6e fle1te of 6e blooige 5lag I Sir
ginia og Eennesiee lamt beo @ettps=
burg. De6saariogen bar Snel1nto=
mia. San blep "a 9lar go11m1el og;
efterla6er fig @1rfe og tre 8ern.
Mmerifanifc Marinciplbater .er ble.
ben lon0latte @eo11l, @oreas 60
beb1to6, for at beifDtte Sen ornerifan=
fe 2egatton. @it1tationen ct r11eget
a1norlig, og &egieringen bar cniet Get
f1ogeit at toge 6e ne6ben6i9e SfriDt
for at beifptte 6e omerifanlfe S11ter=
ester. &rigs1fibet 8icfsburg er /
@ben1ulpc 1re6 Or6re til at bol6e fig
1trGngt neutrnl | S1ltRlDe at ct Cont
merntp6 mellem &usierne og sSapo>
neierne.
Saft 1onebnt. Breltoe1t &poIe-
| belt bar le1r6t til Se!!atet Domme:
SaftS l1bngbnelie iom &ri9sminilter.
|5efreter &oot bil fratrnbe @nrbe6et
SEN 1. Sebrltar, og oil rejie tilbay.
i'll geetp Oonf for igien al rptage 'in
|@a9fgrerbirfiompbe6. Eaft er. for 81
6en cibil @nperngr al @bilippinerns,
9ans MabS oil tages Al 2l1fe Brigbt,
Sen nubere1r6e 8icegubern6r. 9enrD
6. soc af @err1ront bt[ blibe 8t:e-
ga1berner.
&eiIerinben af &prea bbb. &eiier>
inoen of &orea, oprinbelig en- aneri-
fanif Btge, @milp 8romn, er ogo.
Se116es Sober bar en- anrerifanf Wis-
| - &
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08

Sens 8eberIen @bib pg 5nitrm /
Maciate, @is., feire6e forle6en @ul6<
brpurp. S sen @nleonimg fouanitaI=
teoe Toreningen ~Dania" bbis &ice<
pre1ibent @ul6brubgommlen er, en-
6e5t for @mIbbru6eparret, | bbilfen
250 @ieiter 6eltog. .Go1en for oe to
@on1e bolbtes af Mopor g. 9. geel-
lon, Ser / en- alporsful6 og tonferi9
Eole n1i1t6e6e ON, 3borle1es Sc to
beoerlige @dmle / so @lar baube
itooet 2ait og 8rait lannoen / 8e og
@el, boorneit ban opleite en- imuf
og onerfien6e1r6e Sfribelle fra Mit-
bell.2etpis til 6ereS trofaite &rbej=
Ser Sens &pto, og operrofte barn fra
6irnoet en- @abe paa $50 | @nl5 | en
elegant Maroquin &atng. 6orenin=
gems @raii6ent ooerrofte &r. Sbi0 ct
lolio @ul6arbr iom @abe fra Santa.
@ul66r1t6eporret er IS Mar gan1le.
Sc itomp11uer fra @anberre6 og TOM for
33 glor fi0en til 9facine, bbor Soio
fit Mrbeioe i Meitcbell- l-2emis' itore
@ognfabrif, bhor bon iantlige 33
Mnr bar orbeioet nofbruot, trofait,
og pirfion1t, u6en at ipigte Ell enelte
Dog, og itaar 6erfor oglaa faa bgit
/ sSirenoets ggteIie, at 6ette biltnof
Ute bar nogen Mrbei6er, ser | 6e11
@etning pnergaar bam.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08

Smfo11r1e @fonoinaber be6 Bro1,
SEN. 13 g5orife, al boilfe 10 bar
@pi1r0er og 3 Me1ro, og % Sbe1s
lfe, 1S &bin6er og 5 Men0, omfon1
pes ssroquois Tbeater Bran6en. Sc
fle1te por boi ii66enbe @bicogo, men
flera al bem bar @e19g bos 5l@gt=
hinge cg Genner 8pen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08

Mamge Menb sipet 9lrbejbe. Sc
Itore Stoalb9rf1te0er / Bittsbltrg og
Omegn, ser bor b9ret neblogte for
oper ct Bar Maane6er, er igien bIe=
ben aabne6e, og ontrent 10000
Matp6 gibet Mrbeioe. Set be6er fig,
at @fterpbrgielen efter ssSer1 og
Staolbarer er / ben liolte Sis oofset
betpoeligt og bette er 9larlagen til at
Iobrtferne ct bleben giettoabneoe.
Senator 9ietriebs Gag. @agen
n1o6 Tor. Staters @enator Dietricb
fra g6ebroffa, ser er arrtloget for at
babe npootaget 8eItiffeller fra Bo1t=
meter Gilber / Settings, fo1n op i
&etten / 0maba it6dte Man6ag. @e-
natoren ba116t oct f6rlte @loe, ibet
&etten fa1tot, at Mnflogen moo bu1n
oor for momgeit6ig, log at 6eriom Sen
bleb go6fienot, oiG6e Senatoren bltbe
prebet for 1en ianr1rre Gorbrp6elie to
@ange, bbilfet er ir1rob 2obe>t. &ien=
oellen anleS for at bobe 1tor 8etDb=
ming, og Selratoren 1nenes at babe
p1tn6et en- bigtig Seir.
1troltgbeber paa &alfanbalbpen.
EDlfe &la6e mpeb6eler, at Gorbolbene
s &oufaias CT Bherft 1,roligeesog at
noor Soruaret toa1pnper bill ct 0prgr
brb6e no. @torbertug geifolai it9es
at bere / ct. Betensburg for at
frenitil1e for @3aren, at Sprlt @alit-
gin er al6eles niftffet til at tnge 8are
poo 6orbotbel1e 6erne6e, og at ban
berfor bur6e bienfol6es. Mrrne11iife
@oaniteer itges at bobe fjpbt itore 6or,
raa6 al @aaben og Mnm1u1ition i
Baris, 2o1toon og Netp >Dorf> bpilfet
er bleben in1rglet ir6 I be or1nenife
DiItrifter oct 1DMige &l1slon6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08
&plitifaptcim Sobn .2ambbera

&plitifaptcjn Sobn 2unbbera /
Mi1neapo1is er Sns6og Scat of=
gaoet be6 3p6en of &ierteilog. @on
por ell al Sc be6lt fis'1bte MGnf /
@fpllebpe11 bbor fan bap6e tolrtge
perlurlige @enner. ssanobcrg oar
fe6t Sberige og boboe fooel Ell goo
l1boannelie ser, in6en ban font til
Mmerifa. &an bor / forifiellige
Stillinger, in6ti( bon 1886 blep an=
lat oe6 Wei11neapolis Holiti, oeo
bbilfet fan paa ct 8ar forte Mfbrp>
6eller ner ii6en bar peret aniat.
&aptei11 2on6berg fortiener ierlig
at n1in0es al Sc Danife, ioet ban iom
Tripillig bop6e fenrpet un6er 9onne=
brog / &rigen 1864. @e6 &ri9ens
l1obr1to nrel6te bon fig rn6er 6anen
% fulgte ben bonife Seer til &ri9ens
@ll1t11i1g; ban 6eltu9 / flere 8atalier
unner 6elttoget. &aptein 2anbberg
bap6e @ri1r6ringsme6aljen fra 6elttos
get; fan bor Sen alti6 bos fig og bet
bar bans Iter1te ,5tolfbe6 og @le6e
at frentDile 6en for fine 8enner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08

Sil &eitinbicn. 9orff @eitin6iens
@11oerngr % Interim, @enerof6iref=
ter Mor6lien tiltre6er tort efter Mpt=
aar &eilen fra &ipberrbabn til ct.
Gbpnpos. @ereraI6ireftgren, ser fgrit
bab6e beitemt fig til at tage n1e6 ~9et
6arif=beltin6iife @onpagni"s nDe
Camper u@t. Grotr", bar, grunbet
poa, at Mfgangen treffer no, igjen
opgipet 6enne Nlan og pil MI rin1elig=
bis giere &ej1en bia @amburg. @e=
neroloireftdren lebiages af fin 6rue,
og til &eiieielifab faar bon 6es116en
@totsraab Gpernuoes, Der poa Gor=
1tfringsbelenets 8egne agter Jig til
9n111f Geltin6ien. Sen oanife Ste
giering bar ne1rnlig dn1fet 6anif Tor-
iifringsbirfio11pbeo u6ltroft til 9erne,
bbor ser / SEN &etntng ipneS at oere
meget at gjpre, i6et 8eboerne 6els Tet
life bor os11reret moo 8ran6, 6els
bi6til fun bor b9ret engagereoe me6
uberrlan6ife @el1faber. @n iaa6an
&lorrs @iernennfgrelie maa 1tp0oen=
6igpis foa fin 8etponing 6erigiennem,
at Mnbringelie og Sifring af bonif
&apitaI be ltir6ilfe @ietobomn1e Ser
be6 lettes og frenunes. @tatSroao
Sbernroes fal MI un6eri6ge bba6 Der
fan bere at gigre / 6en &etrins paa
9erne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08

iom / iibite SSnitqs bar at poaie, a
alt er fom Oct bsrbere paa offentlig,
@te6er, boor 8sfolfningen famles
Ser er ingen fonn beIft 9bibI om1, a
oe bar beret ful6t pioen6e ON, a
@mferbeoen / De offerlige 9d6oIer bo1
peret moneelfl1lo; men ifglge goo =
eller rettere fIet a11eritonif @fif e,
Der let gjea1nem Gtngre berme6. @ac
tom l1lpften, og mi tages ser fat poo
f@eformer meo en- faaban ssSSper, at ali
bno6 ser bebber Sfueipil og offen=
|1ige Setter af' bpob Mrt 1teones fan,
er bleuet iltlpen6ereoe, beo at alle Of.
fenlige 2ofaler Ultffes, in6til bt,er
&eSbe1 of Soben ct fet 6pI6eit. &un
@n6stieneiter er bIebet 1illoot &ir-
ferne. Ser ct intet at fige til bette;
Sroq1tois Sbeatret bar arriet for 8p.
ems iifreite Sbeater; olle on6re Gbe<
atre mes ltn0tagelIe al uslu6itoriu1n"
ito6 u1toer oet> og fb bette bapbe fine
@eangler> om eno i a1p6re @etninger.
&borle6es er set ba. 11teo 6e Soller,
6er Scat efter Scot leies nb til Setter
|af forifiellig slrt, og be6 bbis Spfb-
relie ser io1n &egel life ct taget EMO
og 6e iinupleite GorboI6sregGer for
@jeiter1res Siffepbeb? De er Iterre
eller nri1eore @rao rdpregeoe 8ra1t6=
fnr6er, af boilfe lite en- @iel bil6e
for1r1te lebetr6e 1tb, buis alIe Gmiten>
6igbe6er iIog fig iantmen beo en-
8ran6 af ianrute 9lrt font 6en | SSpos
quois. @apor &arriion bar forbu6t
8rug al fantlige 8pens &beatre o.g
offerrlige &aler, ia10til bbert ertfel1
2ofale bebislig iporer til 6e Gorortn=
ger, iom 2obe,1 filler til bem. Set
bil toge Tiger fgr bette ct fpl6e1tgiort;;
r1pen set iern1er fig ogiaa for Ell 8p,
bbor en iao reolelsfuIb &ataitrofe bar
fnrroet steo, at bolee fig I Stilbeo /
set nin6ite tn6til @{'orene al ben er
.fiertrehe % s6en MssQIeM1i9 fm1 ifte
a1tpen5fess; t55a5Ee tss q at drbsf5e TEL
til, at @jentagelfc itfe ffal fte 1ao
bi6t 1re1tneif ifeltgt SntIle fon afperge
set.
*
Smfornne 6fan6inober be6 Bran-
Sen. 13 g5orife, af boiEe 10 bar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08
Rlandt + rdnd$nl&nQ / Htnerika.
(Intere..an,< smaattss TIA maxse Rider. }

@uonobors 8u9bolberen. BogDol-
Scr Sulius sssgrgenle1t, ser / fin Si>
rpmte fra 5Den0borg nteo ,togle al
fin Yrincipol, 6abrifant 2onges Sen,
&c, men ion1 blep poogreben @on
Srancisco og lbleperet, fit forle6en
Dom pe0 llr0erretten. Sen aflag=
0es of 8orgn1eiter Sob1nibt og Ipoer
poa ct Aors 6orbeoringsb11snrbei6e
fon1oen Sagsomtoltninger og @r1tot=
ming til ST. 2ange.
9en fprite Tripilligc. gn forben,
pGretoe 9anif=Mmerifaner, &r. ss5u=
lil1s Toaborg, MI Donmorf, npoer
Sen ll0n1erfelle at bore sen fgr]te
Ser n1el0te Jig iom 6ribilli9 oe1,
iioite lespigife @rig> og 5. 21oe De-
cerpber bar 40=slors Da9en for oette.
Saaborg, bbis Sober bar SEN fie1tote
fongelige oanife @f11eipiIer og &an1-
nerlanger G. 6. 6aoborg 90 bpis
S1fel, Sberlten og 8riga6efo11a1rop
rem, f6l1t peo 9ls / 1864, bar f1.n 19
slar gonm1tel, 6a ban mel6te fig. San
oeltog / bele Gelt1o9et % tie,1te beo
15be SSSnfanteri 9fegi11rel1ts treble
&ompagni unoer @aptein 9eictolin,
1en 1r1bere11oe afgaaen6e General.
&ro1s lin 11nge sll6er bar BEN fbrlte
fripillige bdire 6leimarb tit @om-
pogni og blep le11ere l1nberforporal.
6aoborg par n1eo / Sc forfiellige
@la9 bele &ri9en. Otter at betne
bar en6t, reiite ban til @q11ertfa,
bbor fan bar / Is Mar S 6e 1i6ite
9lar af 6enne Sio bap6e Gaaborg ct
@ambeoe u1e6er &egieringens 6inans=
beien. Sen gomle Sol6at, 6er bar
ct mbnnerfet 9elbre6, leber MI @el=
lerup, bnor ban eier en ft6rre Dantp-
paiferi- -Sorret11irg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08

@otie1,ten (poo Diat): u@ei
bbr mi, Doftor, leg ogter lite at inlte
ibieI, for at afel11,1e lepe liiot lp1lge S
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08

9en banife MISUNDERSTANDING
~ r9asmar", iom itifte6es ifjor / @eot-
tle> @oib., % bbis Sorman6 ct &os=
mus @onie,,, befie1r6t for iin Torbir1-
6elle aneo @ape Scott @olonien poa
&ancouper 9en, bar giort go6e Grem>
ifri6t og bunoet go6 Sil1lutnin9
bla1t6t bore 2an6sar1en6 ] &atoet
Sun1 8pen. 9en bor ct bpgeeltet
og rl11u11eligt 2ofole me6 eo6 2es-
ming, og 6ea1 bar fer bobt flere bpg=
gelige Mb6er og Setter. @aale6es
bol0t 6en 6eit 6en iioite Sbn0og oet
go11ple Mar> og ct NIT &tano, iom Tor=
eningen bar anlfoffet> inbbieoes peo
oe1t1re 2eiligbe6. @n &pmite paa 5
MeMemmer fra 6orenin9en ~@6nner
at 9eorge" of(ag6e v9agmor" en- Si-
fit, og boo1e @oaritee13 6orman6,
&r. 9eblp, ioopeliom vDogmors"
6orntonb bobbe Sr6et ben Mnleoz
ming, og u6talte 9nifet ON goot
Soanarbeioe blonbt @fon6inoberne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08

&rufesior q. Mntbonb Senien, @e
itprer for @lfborn College, So., Ell
afgooet na6 9b6en paa Diotp11isie.
bie1nnret / Minneopolis al Spring
Son bor beret ing lp1t9ere Eio
Hrofesior Senien, ser bar bonif, n6z
efsnninere6es / 6oraoret 1902 fra
oen tbeologiite Mf0eling be6 9lugs=
burg Seminar og par &interen 1902
-03 2erer beb 9lnsgar College,
@utobinlon, Minn. @fteraoret 1908
blep ban 8e1tprer for oct oanlfe
@Hborn College / @lfborn eSo>pa, og
tiltraa6te @ierningen meo 1,ng6o1n=
melig 9plt og Ssoer> men blep ON 81
teraaret faitet paa Spgeleiet, bporfro
6an lite itoo op mere. San repes
bort l1ngoon1nens beoite Mar, iltlt
iom bons 2insgjerning begpn6te at
legges tilrette for ban.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1904-11-16
Republican Governor In New York.

New York, Nov. 8.-Theodore Roose-
velt's plurality in this. his native state.
is second only to Mckinley's 26S.000 In
1896. II exceeds McKinley's in 1900 by
about 1880. The late returns show
that there were cast for him in New
York State about 1876. 900 votes more
than for Parker. Not only was his
vote heavy in the country districts,
where the Republican strongholds are.
but in the Greater New York. tradi-
tionally Democratic. he ran much closer
to Judge Parker than had been ex-
pected. even by his own campaign man
ayers.
In the Greater New York Parker's
plurality was from 1900 to $4,000
larger than Bryan's, but in the state.
according to the late reports. his to-
tai vote fell 10000 short Of Bryans.
The small plurality for Parker in
New York City caused great astonish-
ment, the lowest preliminary ante
election estimate having figured that he
would go to the Bronx with 100000 or
more. When the reports came in show
ing that he would lead Roosevelt by
only 10000, they were received with
amazement. The Parker plurality in
the city was 5000 less than that given
Herrick (Dem.) for governor.
There was great surprise In the
proportions of the vote for Higgins
(Rep.) for governor. he running far
ahead of the Odell vote in the counties
and winning by about $1,000. Herrick
did not carry Albany. his home county.
nor did Parker carry Ulster. In which
he lives The result of the election was
celebrated in New York in the demon
strativs manner characteristic OF this
city.
At 8 a. IN. 1857 of tine 1850 precincts
in New York City reported plurality
of 1858 for Parker. whose total vote
with forty-three precincts missing In
the greater city was 314.SS1, while that
for Roosevelt was 279 .263.
The latest figures on governor In
Greater New York give Higgins 257,-
O51 and Herrick 331,131 or a plurality
for Herrick of 74O83. with fifty-seven
precincts still to be heard from.
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pr..iden. Receive. the News.

Washington. Nov. 9.-Surrounded by
his devoted family and company Of
personal friends, President Roosevelt
tonight received the news of his over
whelming victory achieved to-day at
the polls of the American people.
Shortly after 9 o'clock President
Roosevelt received personal telegram
from his Democratic opponent eonSrat-
ulating him on his election.
In addition to the telegram received
from Judge Parker the White House
telegraph force was deluged with con-
gratulatory messages for the President
from friends in every section of the
land. One was from his running mate
on TIE ticket, Senator Fsi-hanks.
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Roosevelt Carries New York and All
the Doubtful States.

Roosevelt has carried New York by
a plurality estimated at 100000. and he
has swept all OF the so-called doubtful
states into the Republican column.
Connecticut, New Jersey. West Vir-
ginia, Indiana, Wisconsin. Maryland
and Delaware, all these common
wealths which were supposed to be
wavering, have fallen in under the Re
publican banner.
Late reports in the greater city show
that Parker will have about 5000 plu-
rality in the cit d that Herrick. run
ming far ahead - .he ticket, Will have
about 10000.
Congress is Republican by an In
creased majority.
In Delaware 1t is claimed Addicks
has secured the Legislature, and his
long dream Of the senatorship is likely
to be realized.
In New York the Legislature is COM
fortably Republican, and the majority
in both houses is increased.
Higgins is elected governor Of New
York by n plurality of anywhere be-
tween 10000 and 100000.
Massachusetts has elected Demo-
cratic governor, but has cast Republic
can national ballot.
Illinois has surpassed self In cast
ing a Republican vote. and can now De
classed with Pennsylvania. In Chicago.
where Carter Harrison promised to
carry Cook county for Parker. plu-
rality of approximately 100000 was
given the Roosevelt ticket
Thomas f. Watson of the Peoples
party made remarkable showing In
Nebraska. running far ahead OF Parker
and the Democratic ticket. Roosevelt
carried the ticket by 10000 plurality
The showing OF Watson is the comment
of the national headquarters.
An analysis of the vote of New York
City shows that the expected Demo
cratic pluralities fell far behind the
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Santa Fe. Nov. Sowing to the re
moteness of many precincts the result
of the congressional election will not
be definitely known for several days,
unless 1t is very one sided.
Las Vegas, Nov. S.-Very meager re-
turns from this county Indicate a
small majority for George p. Money,
Democratic candidate for Congress.
and a divided legislative and county
ticket. The city of Las Vegas gives
Money a large majority. The town of
Las Vegas gives him small majority.
Gallup. Nov. S.-Andrews, for dele
gate. carries Mckinley county by 200.
The entire Republican ticket is elected.
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Omaha. Neb.. Nov. 9.-Nebraska will
give Roosevelt plurality which will
reach nearly or quite 10000. Geo. w.
Berge. the fusion candidate for cover.
nor. is probably elected by plurality
OF from 5000 to 5000. The returns on
the remainder OF the state ticket are
coming in slowly. but Indicate that the
Republicans will elect most of their
candidates. At least four of the six
congressman will be Republicans. and
1t is believed the legislature will also
have a Republican majority. That
body will elect United States senator
to succeed Senator Dietrich.
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81. Paul, Nov. 9.-Roosevelt re-
ceiyed a record-breaking plurality in
Minnesota, going far beyond McKin-
ley's margin of 1900 four years ago.
On the face of the returns SO far re-
ceived. the Republican electoral ticket
will have plurality of over 100000.
Parker's vote was much smaller than
that received by Bryan four years ago.
and Roosevelt was especially strong in
counties which of old were Populist
strongholds.
Despite the tremendous plurality for
Roosevelt the Democrats apparently
have elected their candidate for gov
ernor, John A. Johnson.
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Massachusetts,.

Boston, Nov. S.-Sufficient returns
from to-day's election have been re-
ceived up to IL o'clock to indicate a
victory for Roosevelt and Fairbanks
electors. but at the same time defeat
of Governor Bates for election by Will
liam l.. Douglas, the Democratic candi-
date. The Republicans elected the
rest of the state ticket. at least ten of
the fourteen congressman and a large
majority Of the Legislature which will
elect two United States senators.
The Democrats elected. besides their
candidate for governor. at least three
congressman. Roosevelt's majority Is
estimated at $1,000.