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No Change at Fall River.

Fall River, Mass, Special.-Repre-
sentatives Of the Fall River cotton
manufacturers and the striking opera
tives held another conference Monday,
but were unable to reach an agreement,
so that as far as the negotiations are
concerned the situation is unchanged.
he mills will be opened November IA,
IS previously decided upon. to give the
strikers an opportunity to go to work
under 121s per cent. cut. At Mondays
conference, the executive committee OF
the Manufacturers Association was in
formed by a commimttee representing
the Textile Council that the latter body
had voted not to accept proposition
that five disinterested persons be ap-
pointed to investigate the statement OF
tie mill owners that they are still un-
able to pay the rate Of wages which
prevailed before the 121a per cent. re-
auction on July 25th. The representa-
tives of the operatives stated, however,
that they would favor such an investi-
cation provided the manufacturers
would take down the reduction notices
and open the gates. pending the result
OF the inquiry. The manufacturers re-
fused to consider this proposition.
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New York. Speciai.-The Republican
national ticket has been elected by a
vote in the electoral college that will
exceed that of 292 given Mckinley in
1900. The result of today's balloting
was astounding even to the most san
guine of the Republican managers.
Confident as they we're of success. 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 can
didates. but with the possible excep-
tion OF Maryland, every state classed
as doubtful.
Democratic successes are confined to
the solid south. in which Kentucky is
included. and Mr.. Parker has not car
ried a single state which did not give
its vote to Mr.. Bryan four years ago.
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Minor Mention.

II our sins are behind His back it is
certain we cannot get to them and see
His face at the same time.
If you can bind your Bible within It's
covers YOU might as we'll bury it.
KaiserWilhelm, of Germany, cabled
CONGRATULATIONS to President Roosevelt
Cn his election.
Trust magnates are said to be afraid
that the Presidents immense piurality
may make him less conservative IN
dealing with them.
The popular plurality for President
Roosevelt is now estimated at more
that 100000
Judge Parker issued an address to
democrats. declaring that the hight
against the tariff-fed trusts must 90
OIL
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News BY Telegraph.

According to government figures,
United States exports to the Orient
increasing in nearly all commodities
except cotton.
1t understood the Waggaman case
as it bears upon the Catholic Univer-
sity was the subject Of conference
between Cardinal Gibbons and Mana
ger O'Connell, the rector.
Rear Admiral William C.. Wise,
native OF Virginia, will be retired un-
der the age limit tomorrow.
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Official returns Indicate that he lost
some OF those which the Nebraska can
ddate held for his party.
New York, Special.-From returns
ct hand the electoral vote stands as
follows:
For Observation-Disclosures. 10; Con-
necticut, Z; Deleware, 8; Illinois. 81;
Indiana, IS; Iowa. IS; Kansas, 10;
Maine, 6; Massachusetts. 16; Michi-
gan, IA; Minnesota. IL; Nebraska, 8;
New Hampshire, 4: New York, 80;
New Jersey, II: North Dakota, a;
Ohio, %; Oregon. 4; Pennsylvania, "a;
Rhode Island, 4; South Dakota, 4; Ver'
mont, 4; Washington, 5; Wisconsin.
l3; Wyoming, 8. Total 293.
For Parker-Alaboma. II; Arkan-
sas. 9; Florida. s. Georgia. 12; Ken.
tucky, 13; Louisiana. 9: Mississippi,
10; Missouri, IS; North Carolina. u;
South Carolina, 9; Tennessee. -;
Texas. IS; Virginia, u. Total. Isl.
WEST VIRGINIA DOUBTFUL
Parkersville, w. Va, Special
Without a precinct in the State count
ed. enough has been learned 10 indi-
cate that the Democratic ticket has
made very heavy gains.
One precinct here, normally Demo
cratic by 10, has 11S straight Demo
cratic tickets, 81 straight Republican
tickets, and 146 scratched tickets,
with Democratic candidates voted for.
Clarkesburg, w. Va. Special.-Re-
turns coming in slowly indicate scatch-
Ell ticket for governor. Harrison coun-
Is and Clarksburg will give Roose-
welt 1000 majority. The same gave
Mckinley 1000.
MARYLAND IN DOUBT.
Baltimore. Special-Returns from
the city and State are not complete,
but it is apparent from the official
reports so far received that the vote
in Maryland is very close. and that
the actual result may not be definite.
" known. owing to the slowness OF
returns from remote districts in East
ern Shore and southern counties. In
Baltimore the indications are that they
may not be a difference of 100 votes.
Incomplete returns from the counties
show unexpected Republican gains,
particularly il the western counties.
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MARYLAND IN DOUBT.
Odds and Ends.

Three hundred and thirty people
we're killed in Chicago last year by rail-
way accidents. The average 1or Dig
cities in the United States is eighty a
year.
The Rev. DR.. John Watson Qan Mac
,aren) who has been minister ot the
Seton Park Presbyterian Church. LlV-
crpool, for more than % years, has an
nounced his intended retirement from
the ministry of that church next Sep
tember.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-11-17
News of the Day.

The airship contest at the Worlds
Fair in st. Louis for the 100000 priz-
es begins today.
II was stated that young Harry
Thaw had been given 72 hours to de-
eide between giving up his income or
sSO.OOO a year or Evelyn Nesbitt, the
girl he is reported to have wed.
Mrs. Elenmora Chambers, formerly
OF indianapolis, left her fortune OF
sl5O,OOO to her coachman, whom she
had picked up as tramp.
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ROOSEVELT WINS EASILY
Republican Victory In the Country Complete
and Overwhelming
PARKER CoNGRATULATEs.

Esopus. N. Y, Nov. Sat $3.50 p.
m. Judge Parker sent this telegram to
the president:
Rosemount, Esopus, N. Y, Nov. 8,
$3.50 p. m.
The President, Washington. D. c.:
The people by their votes have en-
phatically approved your administra-
ton and | heartily congratulate you.
ALTON B. PARKER.
ROOSEVELT'S REPLY
Washington, Nov. s.-President
Roosevelt's reply to Judge Parker's
telegram was as follows:
Alton. B. Parker, Rosemount, New
York:
thank you for your congratula-
lions.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
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cowherd Comedies tho House Of REQ
resentativeS.

Washington, Special. - Chairman
Cowherd, Of the Democratic congress
sional campaign committee, at IL
o'clock said:
1--WE concede that the Republican
Roosevelt landslide has carried the
House of Representatives for the Re
publicans by a majority at least as
large as that by which they now hold
control"
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GOVERNORS ELECTED.

The following Governors Of States
were elected: Colorado. James Il. Pea
body (Rep); Connecticut, Henry Rob-
erts Rep); Delaware. Preston Lea
Rep.); Florida. Napoleon B. Broward
Dem.); Idaho. Trank r. Goodins
(Rep.); Illinois, Charles s. Deneen
(Rep.); Indiana. ]. Frank Hanly RepD;
Kansas. Edward w. HOch (Rep); Mas
sachusetts, William l.. Douglas (Dem.);
Michigan. Fred NJ. Warner (RepD; Min.
nesota, John A. johnson DemJ; Mis-
souri,, Joseph w: Folk (Dem.); Mon
tana, ]. IL. Toole DEM; Nebras-
ka. John n. Mickey Rep.j; New Hamp-
shire. John McLarS (RepD; New Jer-
sey, Edward c. StG>es RepD; New
York. Frank ". Higgins RepD: North
Carolina, Robert ID. Glenn (Dem.l;
North Dakota, E. Y. Searles (Rep);
Rhode Island, >. H. Utter tRepJ;
South Carolina, D. c. Hayward DEM;
South Dakota, s. II. Elrod (RepD; Ten
nessee. James B. Fraser (Dem.); Utah,
John c. Cutler Rep) ;cTexas. S. w. Il.
Lanahan DemD; Washington. Albert
E. Mean RepD; West Virginia. VIM.
0. Dawson Rep.); Wisconsin. Robert
NJ. La Toilette (RepD; Wyoming,
BRYANT 3. Brooks ..Sep)
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BOSTON DEMOCRATIC.

Boston, Special.-Complete returns
from the city of Boston for President
give Parker. 49,433: Roosevelt. $3.50.
The total for Governor in Boston was:
Bates, 23,576: Douglas. 62,619.
Parker carries the city by 10,S14 plu-
rality. Douglas carries Boston by 34.O43
plurality.
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onIy 151 Votes For Parker.

New York, Special.-If Maryland Is
Republican, as indicated, the returns
received up to ! a. N. Wednesday
morning show that Roosevelt has 325
votes and Parker ISL in the electoral
college.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-11-17
Called the Weeping Tree.

In the Canary Islands is weeping
tree. SO called because it drops tears.
IT is of the laurel variety, and fire.
cuently rains down in the early morn
ing a copious shower of tears or wa
fer drops from It's tuf;ed foliage.
This water sometimes collects at
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-11-17
SOUTH CAROLINA SOLID.

Charleston. S. c., Special.-All seven
Democratic candidates for Congress in
South Carolina are elected. Republi-
can candidates received very small
per cent. Of the vote. There was no
Republican State ticket. Socialist elec-
tors received a few hundred votes.
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VIRGINIA'S MAJORITY $4,000.

FfIeUI2NfEf . -3 3Eho ofsf -0'07V'
Richmond, Special.-The election in
Virginia was absolutely without dis
turbance. The majority on the presi-
dental ticket will be about $4,000. Nine
Democratic Congressman have been
chosen. Slemp, the Republican incum-
tent, in the ninth district is apparent
ly reelected by a majority Of about l..
200.
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the foot &C the tree and forms a kind
of a pc, :. from which the inhabit-
ants SUI themselves with drink
able be, ,ge that is fresh and pure.
The wattf comes out Of the tree it.
self, through innumeraDle little
pores situated at the margins OF the
leaves.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-11-17

COWHERD'S DEFEAT CLAIMED.
Kansas City, Mo-, Special-The Jour-
ma! (Republican) claims the defeat OF
Congressman Cowherd, chairman Of the
Democratic congressional committee by
$500 votes.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-11-17

Roosevelt has carried the State by co.
200 or over.
Newark is Republican by 10000. Es-
sex county will give nearly 10000 Re.
publican. The election OF Stokes for
Governor is claimed by the Republicans
10y $4,000.
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ALABAMA's DELEGATION INTACT

Birmingham. Ala, Special.-Later re-
turns show that Congressman Burnett
las been reelected to Congress from
The seventh Alabama district by 1000
majority. J. Thomas Helms majority
in the fifth district will be 5000 These
we're the only two Democratic candi-
dates thought to have serious opposl-
ton.
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OHIO BREAKS RECORD.

Columbus, O., specia!.-The estimate
is that the Republican majority would
exceed the high-water mark Of $4,000
In 1894, and also any previous Repub-
ltcan record on Congressman. 1T is be-
lieved that the Socialists increased
their vote at the expense of the Demo-
Gratis.
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ALL ARKANSAS CONGREsSMEN
SAFE.

Little Rock. Ark, Special.-Early re-
turns show the Democratic plurality is
conservatively estimated at 10000. The
Democratic nominees for Congress
have safe majorities.
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TACGART CONGRATULATES COR
TELYOU.

indianapolis. Special. - Democratic
National Chairman Taggart said:
Il have wired my congratulations to
Mr.. Cortelyou, Republican national
chairman. That is all care to say TO-
night. | will leave for New York to-
morrow"
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ALL DOUBTFUL STATES CON-
CEDEDED.

New York, Special.-At 10 o'clock
Tuesday night Delaney Nicoll. vice
chairman OF the Democratic national
committee, made the following state
ment:
"The President has unquestionably
carried all the doubtful States and is
elected. DELANEY NiCOLL."
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CARRIED ALL DOUBTFUL STATES

Sweeping Majorities Given For Roose.
velt Everywhere Ecept in the South,
Where Maryland is Probably Re.
publican by Close Vote, and the
Tennessee Republican Chairman
Even Enters a Claim to That State
Roosevelt Apparently Sure Of
West Virginia, Though the Demo.
cratic State Ticket May Be Elected.
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9TH VIRGINIA DISTRICT REPUB-
LICAN.

Bristol, Va, Special.-Returns re-
ceived here indicate the election OF Col
cnel Campbell Slemp. Republican. for
Congress in the ninth Virginia district
by 800 majority.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-11-17

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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-11-17

REPUBLICAN SHERIFF ELECTED
Newark, n. j., Special.-The Repub-
lican State committee claims that
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ANOTHER ELECTION FATALITY.

ANOTHER ELECTION FATALITY.
Huntington, w. Va, Special.-Durins
an argument over the election, Charles
Blake shot and killed Hunter Rey-
nolds Tuesday night. The town is wild
with excitement. Extra police officers
have been sworn in.
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ALL GEORGIA CONGRESSMEN RE-
ELECTED.
Atlanta, Special.-The total vote in
Georgia will count up little more than
$4,000, which is very light. 1t is con-
ceded all II Democratic CongressmeR
are elected.
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CORTELYOU SAYS 3O4 ELECTORAL
VOTES.

New York, Special. - Chairman
George B. Cortelyou, of the Republican
national committee, announced shortly
tefore II o'clock that President Roose-
,elt will have at least 304 votes in the
electoral college.
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progressed IN
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paob to ana Is ho
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moot that all fact that we no losse h;
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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-11-17


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My peeH @ the midday nshbor of nine mas @ a"a s xu how
shawl on manu- @ this ladv given away but sn
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affirm that the rest III
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anu orc homes of our fends or IN 'e
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Is the Sun Sinking?
Our Watch on It's Performance OF DutS'
Rv Professor Langley.

Our
By Professor Langley. ,,
with which the and heat penetau h
aerial enyelope diminished percepibly at some time
November IS 1902 49, 1903 1t then ma'n'a
IL ,ower of preceding rose nearl
hen~Qeceaseu "eo
hasnuch credited with aosorohs O @
observation thouSh
10 might we'll anect he
and all parts OIL
III 2S cent III
a harond second set OF
detected as
9oo that ana IN
deficiency was 1u en PC
@ months perceptbe increase was @ rse ever
apparently as iaiee %
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-11-17
Why the French
Have No National Sport
BY Marcel Provost.

ENTHUSIASM sports is hardly possible IN fFah'e .
how hard we ty to in cees and coeses ~
take at best only place. and they are ooSu
locked down pA by students and those no @ s tHist
ha taste for debate boarding scnoos anu ~
csm never discussion in our coleses ,ie
complain this Is generation OF ahetes ~ aea when
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The Advancement Of
Learning in Women
By Tom MaSSon.

HE land filling rapidly with ladies OF learning lha' "
conceal ones becoming ererncreasng matter
difficulty.
We thread through groups OF auhoresses
so scantists are as common politicians are
not wanting needs to be extremely caelui III
some demure and seemingly ingenious young miss 1or
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-11-17
Different Ways Of Resting.
Rv Margaret e. san &Ster'

e. ,r taa every woman should lie down every a1ter'
e,ax taking an interval Of entire Tepose no'
- thinking of anything that taxes her and thus refafs
even 1aces Of her life after a busy morning This Is M!
the "ae 80 hold and warmly recommended to you Let e
strict confidence. that this is not thing ever %
mySelf 10 taNe "op Xidea wake
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THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-01

upon the insect that Is here today and
gone tomorrow.
Night school commences this years.
work Monday. oct, ~ Every indlca.
ton points to an increase which VIII be
as marked over last years enrolment
as that OF tho day school Is over pre-
ylous years
Tho enrolment Of regular students
this year has now reached the tWo-
hundred mark This is an increase OF
seVeniy-sIx students over laat year
When 70 ~ remembered that q portion
Of those registered last year at this time
were sunday school students, The MAJ
ierial increase " even more marked
than at first appears.
President T.. w. shuruln visited the
school Thursday and addressed the
students nc devotional After making
SOME very encouraging uhscWauous
on the schools, he devoted the time 20
Kindness ana Consideration IN the
Home, and TO comparing The uppor-
tunlties aud environment of tho stu
dents, with those OF other localities,
principally Of ST. Louis.
The choir nov consists Of so voices,
and because Of its Size, choir practise
is held 10 the assembly room. We
cants see how we would over get along
Withou, the sweet singing for u 10
nothing short o. lns rational.
Airs Terry after spending d few
days ia Logan visiting relatives re-
turned ThurHday and consequently
Prof Terry Is wcll satisfied Win the
World again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-01
BRIGHAM Young UNIVERSITY.

Prof Osmond has been away from
school a few days this week. having
been called TO his brother In Idaho who
recently met with serious accident
The students were grleyed to hear Of
the sudden death OF one OF their lest
years school mates. Heber Gardner.
promising young man. and a graduate
from the commercial department last
year. lie died az his home in Salem, a
few days ago President Keller at.
tended the funeral The family and
friends Of the deceased have the heart
fclt sympathy OF the teachers and stu
dents Of the Brigham Young university.
Prof. Hinckley has been away a few
days working IN the interest of the
school
Mrs c. d. Young is nl
Miss Mabel Boren sang "A Song OF
Home Tuesday morning in devotional.
Friday evening the music depart.
ncnt will give concert complimentary
TO Willard Andelln who viii shortly
leave for Europe to finish hs vocal
training Profs Lund and Anderson,
MI Andeln. Misses Iepperson, Thomp.
SON. Peterson and Edmunds will take
part ON the program
A lecture was given Tuesday evening
Ne the Tabernacle by Mr. Henning on
the external evidences OF Christs visit
20 the NeDhites This lecture was OF
great interest and value TO the stu
dents Of the Book OF Mormon classes.
Mrs Dusenberry has been IN Salt
Lake city several days this week.
Prof swensen was unable TO Mt.
tend school last week on account Of
Illness We are glad to see him In
his place egaIn,
The Wound ladies class was organ.
lied Tuesday morning President Brm.
hall WIS present and gave the girls
some excellent advice.
Much enthusiasm Is being aroused
over the student body election which
takes places his afternoon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-01
BpIGfIAM Young COLLEGE.

Logan Sept 80 The carpentry and
backsmithing departments Of the Brig
ham Young college are now installed IN
their commodious quarters IN the build
ing recently purchased from 4. c. NJ. l..
OF salt Lake, and situated on the SOUTH
east corner nf First South and First
West streets across The road Z ON the
east building. This structure !, lQx70
feet, aud the entire basement has been
fitted up for blocksmithing work. six
FORCES with new and up-to-date equip
ment having been put IN. Instructor
August Johansen q practical black.
smith, is IN charge.
on the floor above Is the carpentry
laboratory which IS well equipped for
instruction IN this branch OF the me-
chanic arts course. Instructor Llnford
and Assistant Porter have the machn-
cry ready for work, and the shop IS eN.
tensive enough to accommodate the large
number OF students who have regis
tered for this course. The college wns
fortunate enough 20 secure a good wa
ter right With the building, hence the