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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-30
Meeting" de ''repu-
bIiCanOS purOS" en-
San German.
Assgdrass qua $500 Vatos Dc
mayOr(a afjTman Ia GIGGCIdn
del aIGaIde ViVOni.
Otras nOtlclas Dc Ia CIudad Do
las tomas.
(De nuestgo Corresponsaz.l J

Ssptiembre 90 El domingo. pre-
via citaci6n, se reuni6 en- ell club de los
puy0s Ia fracci6n republican, que acau-
dilla don jose Antonio Vivoni. al obje-
to de designar en- convention los can
didatos de elecciones para le munich
pal. Presidis ell Comite debidamente
c9nstitufdo. La concurrercia ara nu-
mercsfsims; habia mas de mil adeptos.
pues ell Club que es espacioso estab3
complet3m ante lleno de personas Y Ia
caIIe plsz ,let2 de Ia IgIesia ocupadas
por gran gentfo.
Llegada Ia hora de la votsci6n, f~e
aclamads la signiente candidatura que
de antemano habfs sido considersds:
Azoazde:
Don jose Antonio Vivoni. nacen-
dado y reatista
Concejales:
Don Rafael MufI2z TOrO (1aeenda-
Pedro Ped Maria Rivera Cdaoerde
K jose G. Alvarez frtco propte-
tGr50
Alfredo Ramirez (hacendGdO J
{ Santisgo SambOIfn (tGeendG-
gS Francisco C6rdova (o5rerO.
jose Manuel Acoata.
Isae Gonzalez (industri0l.)
Francisco A. Nazario (propte.
t0ri0.)
Junt0 de Instruccidn:
Lcdo. DON Pedro Ma. Acosta (a5o-
Qado.)
Bsnito For6s (a6ogGdo J
Juan Bts. Bisggi (tene-
dor de zi6rOs.l
Nosotros no venimos & hacer Ia apo
Iocfa de los candidates VSUonistas nj
venimos & decir 10 que todos = cada
uno representa- y signi6can: per0 ST
anerernos establecer un paraIeIo mu-
ia. presentando continuation ID can
didatpra Yotada por 81 Comit6 de los
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-30
Garcal de Distrito.

Han iDgreeado en- ella Bartolo Me-
dina Oqoendo, Juan Torres. Juan
Jose Soto Guzman. Juan Rivera, To-
dalecio Maysonet Rodriguez. Angel
Ortiz, Juan Rodriguez. Juan Roman
Rodriguez y Arturo Arroche Baez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-30
Otra vez las SOCiedadeS ChinaS.
IntsntaD sxpuIsar a los sxtranjerOs.

New York, septbre, 80, l,30 p. m.
Notician de Extreme 0riente que
los chinos est6n asociSndose nueva-
mente con objeto de expulsar q los
eXtraDjeros
Los boxers son los agitadores de
este movimiento anti-eXtranjero.
Los extranieros RESIDENCES en-
Chefoo y en- otras ciudades del Ce-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-30

Ieste Imperio, Sc muestran intFan-
quilos ante la actitud de los CHI
nos y el cuerpo diplomatico ha pc
dido la necesrria protection para los
sdbditos que representan.
Las potencias enviaran barcos de
guerra para impedir en6rgica mente
toda tentatiya de violencia por par
te de los chinos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-30
Incorporates para que eI pueblo com-
pare.
CANDIDATURA DE
LOS LNCORPOR4DOS.
Alcalde:
Don UIises Gregory y Llorens (co-
naeTc6aaate.) J

Don Ulises Gregory y LlOrens (co-
naercjaaate.)
Coacejazes:
Don Ramon Toro Lugo (sin Bienes J
Genaro Nazario (sia bienes.
Juan de j. Mario (propieta
rio
Mic ,l6s Arce (Ougper0 de me
nor cWGnt5a.)
Jaciuto Paradis (sjn 5ienes IT,
5re8.
Jose NJ. Ortiz Ism 5ienes.
8 Carmslo TorO Ramfrez (Gg'ri-
cWtt0r.
jose V6lez (pulpero de menor
cuanttG.)
RAMON L. Ramirez (qajncaRe
ro)
Junta de Ln8rucojda.
Don Sebastian Quintana (Iuey de
Paz.
Sandalio Gutierrez (pzateso.)
Andres Qoiflones (sin Jienes:
eScTabtente
De todos esos se10res solo podemoz
exceptuar & don Ulises Gregory. mas
que por otras raz 0nes por vardad srl
instiuto de simpatfa.
Con fachA "a ha circuIad0 una no
ia ell ComitG de los incorporates pre-
sent5ndonos & su candidate para Al
calde "a 81 solo pues parece que no tu-
v0 val0r para presentar al pueblo sus
candidates y pretendiendO censurar
Ia administrator mOdelo ds nuestrc
Alcalde; pero estuVo tan desgtaciaio
ese Comit6. Ode con sus mismos argl-
mentos SO Ia hA pulverizado ell Comit6
de los pltros en- otra hoja de fech1 26
poniento los puntos sobre las ie8
En- Ia planta bsis de una casa d.
Ia caIIa de las Ramas ga reune casi to
das las noches & puertas carrAdas J
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-30
New York, Septbre. 30. l.3O a.

New York, Septbre. 80, l.30 a. m.
Despu6s de un renido combate
las fuerzas japonesas tomaron la
poblaci6n de Tapass. que estaba
ccupada por los rusos.
La indicada poblaci6n es de mu-
cha importancia estrat6gica.
@Ambas fuerzas sufrieFon p6rdidas
de bastante consideration.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-30
Para 0I Ba17O de los 'iIOS

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-30
Paris hOnrando Ia memOria de ZoIa.

New York, septbre. O9, l.9O p. m.
Dicen de la capital de Francia que
ell primer aniversario de la muerte
de 5la, ha sido ALI objeto de due
10 nacional.
Ell pueblo de Paris ha rendido
elocuentess tributos p6stumos al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-30

gran escritor.
La tumba en- que reposan los
restos de este, fu6 visitada por in
menso gentfo en- que estaban re-
presentadas todas las classes socia-
les.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11
The Republican Ticket Sweeps the Country.
VERDICT ALMOST UNANIMOUS
New York State is RepubIi-
 can By l85,0OO.
Judge Parker Admitted His Defeat AI- most Before the Polls Closed Republicans Carried Every
 Doubtful state

New Iork, Nov. 9-The republican, national ticket has been elected by a vote in the electoral college that will exceed that of 292 given for McKinlcr in 1900. The result of Tuesdays bal loting was astounding even 10 the most sanguine of the republican man agers. Confident as they were of sue cess, they were not prepared for the astonishing figures which followed the closing of the polls, bringing into the republican column not only all of those states they had claimed as safe for their candidates, but with the pos sible exception of Maryland, every state classed as doubtful.
 Democratic successes are confined to the solid south, in which Kentucky is included. and MT Parker has not car ried single state which did not give it's vote to Mr. Bryan four years ago. Unofficial returns indicate that he has lost some of those which the Nebras- ka candidate held for his party Off, clal figures from some of the north western states may slightly change thc totals. but based on the returns avail able at the late hour Tuesday night the electoral vote stands as follows:
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11
NEW YORK.

New York, Nov. 9.-Twelve hundred and Ten ,sh election districts out of 3024 election districts in New l eIs state outside Nov York city. Roosevelt, 2G6 412; Parker 1s5 :. MI. Same In l9Q9. Mckinley, 2lS, 585. Brv-
 New York Nov. 9-William Barnes Ir chairman of the republican state commit, tte, at eight o'clock Tuesday night wired President Roosevelt at zWasbin@fn1t Your plurality in New York state vii by over 1no nu0.'
 New York. Nov. -Twenty=four districts out ot 5t-f in New York state outside NeW York city. give Roosevelt 72 507 :. Parker. a1,2H same in l9o0. Mckinley, 6f.s>6i Bryan, 5..9If
 Rome. \. Y. Nov. 9.-Romc complete siNes Roosevelt 2.151. Parker, I.9lS.
 &ew York, Nov 9-Etght hundred and ninetH-nine election district out of 3.d2i in New York state. outside of New York eliz Higgins. l9a, l45: Herrfek. f4aa3I Same in i%2. OdeiI Is. S25; Coler, 13o.SIf.
 Buffalo. x. Y. Nov. 9-Banalo city complete giHes Roosevelt SS, flo; Parker. .,N INH -
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11
FOR PARKER.
ILLINOIS.

Chicago Nov -seventy-eighth pre- cinct. in Chicago give Roosevelt ll5l3. Parker. 3.0H Returns from the First ward. which has been strongly democrat ic heretofore, indicate that Roosevelt has carried it by ? 800.
 Chicago. Nov -Four hundred and for ty precincts in Chicago give Roosevelt 673i7. Parker 5l .6Ss Mayor Harrison said. ''It looks like landslide for Roosevelt but we have hopes for the county ticket.
 Chicago. Nov. q.-Dehs. the socialist candidate for president. has boiled a large vote in Chicago. Estimates on the first hundred precincts indicate total of 45.000
 Chicago. Nov 9.-Returns indicate that RGoseVelts ma iority in Chicago may be in the neighborhood of 10000.
 Chicago. Nov 9-The democratic state central committee admits that Roosevelt has carried Illinois
 Chicago. Nov 9-Estimates by experts on the first l0 precincts of the vote in Chicago say that Roosevelt will carry the city by over 5000.
 Chicago. Nov 9.-One hundred and ninetyt~o precincts in the city give Deneen. republican. for governor, g. 43s. AaA Stringer. democrat, Il, iS9.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11
NI:BR ASK \.

Omaha. Neb Nov 9-Returns come in slowly from both city and state Pre- clncts in Omaha reporting thus far tndi- cate a republican gain on the national ticket and d corresponding loss on the state ticket Outside returns are similar and with the present ratio of republican loss on the state ticket, George w. Berge, fusionist candidate. will be elected gov renor The republican state committee claims the state for Roosevelt by 90 o00
 Lincoln. Neb-. Nov. 9-Fiye precincts in this tLaneaster) county, outside Lincoln shows net loss to Mickey, republican. for governor of 5. loss of three votes to the precinct for the state would de feat Mickey W J. Bryan claims the election of Berge for governor by 5000
 Lincoln. Neh., Nov. s.-Wtth definite figures lacking, but enough to approxi- mateIy estimate the result Roosevelt $ plurality in the state will be from 8. oo0 10 1000
 Omaha. Ncb.. Nov. 9-Nebraska will give Roosevelt a plurality which will reach nearly or quite 4o.0o0. George w. Berge. the fusion candidate for governor, is probably elected by plurality of from 5e6o 10 s.0a0 The returns on the re- mainder If the state ticket are coming in slowly but indicate that the repub- ucans will elect most of their candidates.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11
NEW .II.IkSE.

Trenton. \ J.. Nov 9-Returns show consistent republican gains, and indicate Roosevelt has carried the state by large plurality. Senator Stokes. for gov eruor. k running slightly behind Kouse- welt Returns from six voting precincts in Mercer county in which voting ma chimes were used. show aVereage repuh can gain of D votes to a precinct. as compared with the vote of 1901, when Murphy republican, carried the county for governor by 1.S1 plurality. These re- turns indicate that the county will be republican by upward of 20e0.
 Newark, N J. New Jersey was carried by the republicans by bigger majority than even the most sanguine of the re- publican predictions. The state gave in the neighborhood of G0.000 for Roosevelt, exceeding McKinley's majority four years ago by 3,000 more.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11
AI.IItORNIA.

San Francisco No. g-At D. m no figures had been received from this city of statc. Reports from the various enuu- G indicate that kooScVcits majority ill reach p0o0 at least
 San Francisco Nov. q.=Selttcring re ...rus from California indicate that Roosevelt has carried the state by il larger majority than did Mckinley four years ago. or the eight congressman to br elected. the republicans claim fo be assured uf seven. with the Second district in doubt. In this district Bell fd.macraD k running away ahead of his ticket.
 san Francisco Nnv -ThirtY-scNen precincts campietr iu city give Roosevelt N.pd. Parker. 3.ss' Forty precincts out of 2.-f9 1n state outside San FraEeisca give Roosevelt 6.i6S. Parker 2s$l= Same gaze Mckinley. 5.lzi, Hryau. i.iG9.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11
PENNslLN ANA.

Philadelphia. Nov. 9-United States Senator Penrose. republican state chair man. said. M advices from all parts of the state indicate that the majority of 325 00p which We claimed will be equaled II not exceeded. IT is a great victory for prosperity. and an emphatic indursement by the people of the admuis- trations eI Mckinley and Roosevelt
 Philadelphia. Nov. 9.-The polls closed in PeunsHlVauia al seven Q clock. Israel W Durhlm. the republican leader, says Raosrvelt,s $ majority in Penusy yNanta will be 10000 Ills majority in the state will be over 3ttj.t00 Mckinley carried the state in 1900 by 2sS i33 plurality.
 Philadelphia. Nov. 9-The republicans have made an almost clean sweep in Pennsylvania. carrying the state for Roosevelt and Fairbanks by over l3o. .0e0. and -lectiug q of the 26 state senators, and on nf In. 7 cnngressmen.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11
PLEADED GUILTY OF FRAUD
Officers of the Nississippi Deben- tnre Co. Fined q" Pleas of
 Guilty of Fraud.

Jackson Miss, Nov 9.-Nice- Presi- dent Sam Aby. of Crystal Springs. and Secretary A. V Smith. of New Orleans, officers of the Mississippi Debenture Co. against which the post office ie- partment has issued fraud orders, and who were indicted at the last term of the federal court here. pleaded guilty before Judge Niles. Aby was sentenced to pay s2oo fine. Smith s1.o0O. Presi- dent J. w. Hughes, of Louisville, Ky. also under indictment. was not present
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11

Chicago. Nov. 9.-One hundred precincts III the state outside Chicago give Roose. welt IN.@3j. Parker f625; Deneeu, renlbli- can. for governor. ls.O93, and Strtnear democrat. 6 S92 '' 7'i' '
 lllinois-Eighteent district. Josenh q cannon, republican, elected o
 Chicago Nov. 9...The republican stata central committee claims Rooscxeu b3s carried Cook county, in which Chfc4ea ts located, by 0'g0o, and the state by i6 a09, lie same hgares are given for DeDeeu republican, for governor. ''
 Chicago Nov. 9.-Dispatches np to 11.2o D. m Tuesday night show that inc rSo pubieans have elected l6g congresspen aud the democrats 157. Of the other S6 districts, " are now represented by re- PublicaHs and 31 by democrats.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11

independent republican, claims th., .lao. ton Of Frank Fuikersou. republican for congress. over Francis Wilson. democrat
 Kansas City. Mo.. Nov q-Cavherd demoet3t. iu the !1ith Missouri di4frtrt. ana bentan. ds Wneral. in tS. Fifteenth d+@liiet. arc probably defeated for con gress. The republican committee rIgirns 'htt Ellis republican. will have .0t pIg- falitN 0Ntr 6uWhetd. who fs chairman of committee
 Hannibal, Mo. Nov. a=Fifst district Indicates election of James r Lloyd democrat close. Complete returns may
 Jefferson City. Mo Nov a- Dorsey NJ Sh5ckleford, democrat Eighth district, eIoctnl
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11
VI AR IT. ND.

Baltimore Md, Nov 9-Ths Evening News claims that Parker has carried the city of Baltimore by 2.09l majority.
 Baltimore Md. Nov Returns from the city and state are n.s complete but ii is apparent from the official reports so far received that the vote in Maryland s very close and that the actual result may not be definitely known for several days. owing to the slowuess Of returns from remote districts in eastern shore and southern counties. In Baltimore the indications are that there may not be d difference of l02 votes. In complete re- turns to counties show unexpected gains particularly in the western counties.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11
oil 10.
q President

Clevalan9 O.. Nov. g-President Geutseh ot the board of election estimates the total vote east in this city at 7s.5a. CT 60.0 less than the registration The loss k attributed To the early closing of the polls and the extreme length of tho ballots.
 Columbus. O. Nov 9-AH precincts heard from in ohio up to S r. m showed republican gains, so that the republicans then claimed over loo oo0 plurality for Roosevelt and d gain of one or two con gTtsSmen.
 Columbus. O.. Nov 9-Thc estimate at D. m Tuesday night was that the re- publican plurality in ohio would exceed the high water mark of l31, ,00o in 1891. and also any previous republican record on congressmeu. II is believed that the so- eialtsts increased their vote at the eX- n,.1ts,# of the democrats
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11
MASS tCHl sETTS.

Boston. Nov 9.-Ten cities and towns for president in Massachusetts out of 953 StFe Parker ,nal, Roosevelt. 1952 Same n n, I9oo gave Bryan l,069; Mckinley, l.
 Roston. Nov. 9-Elghty cities and toWus for governor in Massachusetts out If 355 gives Bates 16@7 Douglass, l34l3. Secretary Reuben Rush of inc democratic state committee claims the election of Douglas by 20ooo. while con ceedtnE Roosevelt and Fairbanks 70 0eo plurality.
 Boston, Nov. 9.-The Globe says that Douglas (denlJ Is elected governor bv a plurality If 2509o. and that Roosevelt has carried Massachusetts by S0090
 Boston. Nov 9-Complete returns from the city of Boston Tor president give Parker 49, t33. Roosevelt, x. .55g The total vote for governor in Boston was Bates. -N.5,5. Douglas, 52,6l9. Parker carried the city by loN4 plurality. Douglas carried Eoalom by 34.9l3 pIurahIN.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11
INDI A.

Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 9.-Thirty- eight precincts in Indiana out of 5,7S9 give Roosevelt 3s2S; Parker 2,226 The indications are that the state has gone republican, and that the republicans have carried the state legislature. which will elect two United States senators
 Washington Nov. 9.-President Roose- Velt. shortly after nine o'clock, received the following from Senator Fairbanks: Indications are that you have carried Indiana by largely increased plurality. Returns are meagre." Chairman William Barnes, Jr. of the republican state eX- eCutivc committee of New York. wired :: Your majority in the state will exceed 25o. .0G0 Higgins will have about l0O. DOC '
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11
k AS.

Topeka, Kas., Nov 9.-The indications are that Roosevelt will carry the state by 3d o00 plurality. The state ticket Is badly scratched. and the complete re- turns are not expected before midnight. r T Kelly. candidate for state treasur- CT, K running behind his ticket All the
 Topeka, kas., Nov. 9.-At 12:$0 a. m, Wednesday, Chairman Stubbs of the re- publican state committee claimed the election of Hoeh for governor by a plu- ralty of 50,o0o, and Kelly for state treas rality will be close to 100,09o
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11
COLOR ADO.

Denver, Col Nov. 9.-The Times. demo- cratic. comedies that Roosevelt carries Colorado by 5000 or 500 plurality. and claims that Adams. democrat, will have 5000 majority over Peabody for governor Only q few scattering returns have been received up to q late hour.
 Denver. col. Nov. 9-The Post, repub- liean, in q late extra. says that Gov. Peabody is reelected. The Times esti- mates Adams majority for governor in Denver at 5000. and in the entire stale at 400 to 5000
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11
NIIsS0t RI.

S. Joseph. Mo. Nov. 9-Roosevelt has carried St Joseph by l.0o0 plurality and Buchanan county oa oy zgo n, plurality' re-
 Kansas City. Mo. Nov 9-The Jour nal. republican. claims the defeat of Congressman Cowherd. chairman of the democratic congressional committee, by 300 votes.
 Kansas city. Mo. Nov. 9-Rcpublieans claim the election of Shartel, republican, 10 congress in the Fifteenth Missouri district. hitherto strongly democratic.
 St. Joseph, Mo. Nov. 9-The Gazette
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11
KENTUCKY.

Louisville. Nov. 9-FIve precincts out of l76 in the city of Louisville give Roose- cit 4S2, Parker, i6l.
 Louisville Ky. Nov. s-Six hundred and seVenty-two precincts out of d total of 1896 in the state give Parker a plu- rality of l6 iS0. As the Eleventh district republican stronghold. is yet to be heard from. Parkers probable plurality is placed by those at both democratic and republican headquarters at between F 000 and li,0oo Bryans plurality in l900 Was SqfO
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11
FER MONT,

n White River Junction, Vt, Nov. 9- l;ooseNeit carried Vermont Tuesday by about u, 9o0 lie ran ahead of Mckfnley's vote in 1900, while Parker ran behind that
 White River Junction, Vt. Nov. 9- One hundred and eighty cities and towns in Vermont out of 246 for Parker gave .,63l, Roosevelt, 31, f51. on this Oasis Roosevelt plurality is estimated at 30.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11
NORTH CAROLINA.

,.,.a Kaaieigh. N. C.. Nov. 9-There Is no bn,tn bount that ten democratic congressman t " been elected. Only the two mount
 am am er districts are in doubt. the Eighth and lll..z ttle IShth, These the republieans do nat ohbiieTae, anu It will take a day to know a,psoluley The democratic majority in the state appears to be about 10. 6oo - III
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11
M NOMING.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. e.-Wyomlng is conceded by the democratic leaders to have gone for Roosevelt by large ma jcritY. The race for the governorship be- tween Bryant T. Brooks republican, and John l.. Osborne. democrat, Is close.
 Cheyenne. Wyo.. Nov. 9.-Partial re- turns indicate that Roosevelt carried Wyoming by 1008 naejority. and the elec- ton of Mondcll, republican. 10 congress. and Brooks. republican, for governor. and the remain0eI of the state ticket Is
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Columbia. $ C.. Nov. 9.-Parker has carried South Carolina by not less than 4o 100 plurality. The democratic state ticket has been elected without opposi- tion The state legislature is unani- mously democratic The following dem ocratic congressman have been elected z First district. Geo S Legaro. Second, J. c. Paterson; Third. Wyatt Aiken. Fourth. Jos r Johnson; Fifth. David l.. Finley. Sixth J. F.. Ellerbe. Seventh, Asbury F.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11
TENNESSEE.

Nashville Tenn, Nov. 9.-At Il o'clock Tuesday night both democratic and re- publican chairmen are clamiug the state. Returns received by the American in- dicate majority of l5.o00 votes for the democratic national ticket. and perhaps 5eo0 less for Frazier, democratic candl- date for governor
 Nashville Tenn. Nov 9-The vote in Tennesse. has been light. Early returns indicate an estimated democratic pta- rstlitN- of 15 e0U
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11
VIRGINIA.

Richmond Va. Nov. 9.-The election fin Virginia was absolutely without disturb anee. so far has been heard The democratic majority on the presidential ticket will be about 9. 000 Nine demo- cratic congressman out of a total of ten have been chosen. Slemo. the republican
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11
MISSISSIPPI.

Jackson Miss. Nov Returns tb9, ltt I-eelNed shew that between ea ua6 "tH -" votes "rre #estzt. amt tn. op- position To The democratic pdrty win ptu H9tWteA Ipu1d and II .grH The dena,. tfs majority Tor Parker VIII bc fu the neigh hGrhopd of 50010 AIisSis5fpni r4tuTrs tlSht democratic congressman.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11
WISCONSIN.

Milwaukee. Nov 9-Sixty precincts In V. " WiS,eoEs!n, including aB iu Milwaukee. afksgr. a.6>,, Roosevelt. II. 76f: Peck >.G>s. i.9Iolleite. 9.32l IL Is estimated tb4f i'9useNell will have d plurality of 5nn1 lh ths stIfe. and l5afaIfettc. republican . eaIe pIaralltN Tor snANrunr v.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11
NI\NESOT A..

st Paul, Minn.. Nov 9-Scatterine re. shn9y sbils tha! rom various parts of the state ahead ot the Mckinley vote of igo0 Estf
 mated 3i. on the returns at hand. his pl9- tdltN Will probably be S0000 RepubIfran n't.' ',eaa,quarters claim 100, 00o, and the der.-
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11
RHODE ISLAND.

Providence. k l.. Nov n Returns .rs very slow owing to late closing of palis and unusually heavy Notr. At ton oscloclt atsdSS night. only I9 districts out of lai II nlNt ". been counted They giVr Parker. 5,i9l Roosevelt 5oal same in I968 gave Bryan. l.3.2. MoklmI..N , NEl
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-11
IOWA..

Des Moines. Ia. Nov 9-Returns from 3l0 precincts show republican gain over l9o0 of l9 votes to precinct If this gain be continued throughout the 2.lS2 pre- ctncts, the plurality for Roosevelt will be l3e i56, The entire republican state ticket is elected by pluralities that will fall but little below the head of the ticket