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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-09
TENNESSEE is CLOSE.
Gives Majority to Parker and
Both Sides Claim Governor.

NASHVILLE. TENN. November S.
Owing to the length Of tho ballot the re-
turns are slow III coming In. but tho
State Is conceded to Parker by the Re-
puMicans, although they claim the cleo
ton Of their candidate for Governor,
Jesse NJ. LAttlcton. Democratic chairman
claims the election OF James B. Frazier,
for Governor by IS, 900.
It is practically certain that the State
will give Parker majority Of $4,000,
while Frazier Is reelected Governor by
from 10000 to 100000 Eight Democrats
have been elected to Congress-, making
the delegation stand Just as did in the
last Congress. The Democrats have elect
ed at least 100 out of the 1872 members OF
the General Assembly. tnsuring tho re-
election OF William B. Bate to the United
states Senate. The seven proposed
amendments to- the State Constitution,
extending the terms Of the Governor,
treasurer and comptroller and providing
for the election Of the Secretary Of State
treasurer and State comptroller by the
people, instead OF by the Legislature, arc
nll defeated by large majority.
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NEW YORK a SURPRISE.
The Republican Majority Larger
Than Leaders Expected.
fBy Associated Press,)

q (.
NEW YORK. Nov s.-Theodore Roose-
yelt's plurality IN this, his native state,
Is second only to AIcKinley's 26s, 600 IN
1896. 1t exceeds McKinley's In 1900 by
about Al, 500. The late returns show that
there were cast for MIN In New YORK
State about $4,000 votes more than Tor
Parker.
NOT only: was his vote heavy IN the
country districts where the Republican
stronEholds are. but In Greater New
York, ira ditionaliy Democratic. he ran
much closer 70 Judge Parker than had
been expected, even by his own CAM
pa!gn managers. 1t had been estimated
that he would come down to the Bronx
with better than 10000 plurality. but;
forecast; would be exceeded by approNi-s
rnately So 900. In the city Parker's sup
porters had expressed hopes that their
candidate would have from 14a. 900 to
1so.oG more than Roosevelt, bit in this
the: were disappointed by more than
1905 votes.
n So o.e-wh Ginning was the Republican
vote ina. ire result was known positively
early In the evening The earliest coun-s
t:ss TO report made II clear that the
Parker vote everywhere fell below Bry-z
ans in practically all lac uS-S ate us
tr1cts IN Greater. New York PARKER 5.
plurality %as from 1900 to 5000 larger
than Bryan's. but in the State. accord
ing 10 The late reports his total vote feli
1s.Hn0 shgr. o, Bryan's.
The small plurality for Parker in New
York city caused great establishment.
the lowest preliminary ante-election es-
Inmates having figured that he would go
to the Bro1x with 10000 or more.l When
the reports came in showing that he
would lead Roosevelt by only 10000 they
were received with anazcmert. The
Parker plurality In the city was $500
less than was given Herr.ck (Derl.) for
governor. In Brooklyn. the Republican
managers thought Parker might lead
Roosevelt, but reports from all bur thir.
ty-seven districts give Roosevelt 4e4 plu-
rallty. Parker's total vote fell 5000
short OF B-yan's.
There was a great surprise IN the pro-
portions OF the vote for Higgins fRep13
for governor, he running far ahead OF the
Odell vote in tht counties and winning
by about 5000" rfls' plurality above the
Bronx was probably 100000. while Her
rick's In Greater New York aggregated
about rs, 600. Herrick die not carry AL
bany. his home county, nor did Parker
carry Ulster in which he lives.
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BREAKS HER RECORD.
Plurality Of Illinois Will be be the
Largest Ever Given.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
s CHICAGO,S November 8..According to
the returns received q midnight. Illinois
Will give TO President Roosevelt the lars-
est plurality ever given to any presid dem
tial candidate. He has, by the unofficial
returns, carried Chicago by 1900. and
the county of Cook. outside OF the city,
will give him about 800 additional. max
ing his pluralitySin Cook county not far
from 1910.
The Republican state Central Commit
taa claim The POSSIBLE plurality for Press-
dent Roosevelt in the State will total
2l4,ny1. though some OF the committee
claim 1000. The Democratic Committee
refuse to give any figures
E The Republican State Ickst has been
overwhelmingly elected, Deneea. for Gov
ernor. running shout i5,19 behind the
national ticket II, Cook county
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SCENES ON BROADWAY.
Great Thoroughfare Packed With
Shouting, Noisy Multitude.
800 - (DY Associated press.l

~
NEW YORK, November S.-Broadway
tonight from Twenty-third to Forty
second Streets was packed with Shouts
ing. noisy multitude. who were cele-
brating the election Horns. bells rattles.
whistles and other contrlvances which
would create din were used with yigor
and effect. e w lss55
Around the various points where bulle-
tins were displayed tho crowd TANNED
the streets until they were completely
blocked. It was a good natured crowd.
and all seemed to be Republicans for tho
time as the name7 Of Roosevelt and Hig-
gins were often and heartily chccred. "a
The result was known % quickly that
much interest was taken out OF the bull
stetins. ana the crowds expended their en-
thusiasm IN marching up and down the
streets crcnting a 3deafenlng din that de-
veloncd in a roar for more than q dozen
blocks.
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SAYS NEW PARTY.
Watson's Manager Predicts For
nation Of One Very Shortly.

(By Associated Press,) Vi 4,
NEW YORK, Nov. s.-A1elvin G. Palli-
ser. manager OF the Prcsidentin campaign
sof Thomas r. Watson, tonight mnde tho
following statement:
I'VE expect 1900 votes for Watson in
the Greater New York and 25.c00 In the
state. It Is a pro ;est Of the people again t
this alleged Democratic party. Tho result
OF this is that We Will form new party
and William Randolph Hearst will have u
conference in New " rk In about a, week s
time, and the first steps Will !. then I nc
made to form a new party. Mr.. Erynn
told me he could not break away from 4 no
party because he had been crying against
those people for boiling, but after the de-,
feat of Parker, which he knew was bound
to happen, he could form a new party.
and this will DO DONE
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Douglas Elected Governor and
Majority Given to Roosevelt.

BOTTOM. Nov. a.--The Globe at $3.50
odock tonight says that Douglas Dem
rcrau Is elected Governor by a plurality.
NJ 25,o3o. and that Roosevelt has carried
Aas@achugetts NJ $1,000. tl54
Fifteen cities and towns for President
ia Massachusetts. out u asa. give Parker
! ,gE7; f.t,gnYe!t, 2 .s5g, Game in 1900 gave
EsYast I'm; Mckinley. 2,s22.
THerty-ngG precincts In this city give
far Flealdant. Parker. s,5D2; Eooseycjt.
tSlS The tarns precincts IN 1900 gave
EsrYapt sJtyzt; McfiriGy, $50.
4 fs!yhsy districts IN MagaachuyGtta out Of
III g,s6 Rates Istts7; Douglas la.4ib, Hscre-
imtY fsEEs1n Eban, of The Dcnpcra tic
Hate Cummltsae elasag tbs election of
zIjyi3ytas ~ nm, white chrcedlng R0Ose-
MT an Rai.Danhx W,GG plurality.
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Eleventh. Henry w. Palmer R.).
twelfth, George r. Patterson (R.).
thirteenth, Marcus c. Il. Kline OBJ.
Fourteenth, Mai Il. Lilly (R).
Fifteenth. Elias Deemer ua).
sixteenth, Henry n Davis (1o).
Seventeenth, Tbaddeis M. Mahon Cry.
Eighteenth Martin %. Olmsted R.).
q Nineteenth, John NJ. Reynolds tR.).
Twentieth, Daniel It. I,afean TRY.
Twenty-iirst, Solomon r. Dresser (1l).
Twenty-second, George B.. Huff (R).
Twcnty-thrd, Allen II. Cooper TRY.
Twcnty-fourth.2 Ernest II. Achcson (R.).
Twcnty-nfth, Arthur Il. Bates (R).
1wenty-sxth, G. A. Schncebcll tR).
Twcnty-scventh William O. Smith (R.).
Twenty-clghth. joseph G. Slbley TRY.
Twci,ty-ninth, william II. uranain CRY.
1hirtieth, John Dnlzcll tR.).
Thirty-nrst. James II. Burke (R).
Thirty-sccond, Andrew j. Barchfeld
m \ sf&l51si j ds5:f 5Ss i2tts NJ
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GREAT OHIO VICTORY. +
Plurality for Roosevelt Exceeds
That for Mckinley.
TIA =. &S' ~ - y = - 1-'l01 ~

4<ASSUClAteu TEES
COLUMBUS, OHIO. Nov. S,-Tho re-
turns tonight indicate that the Republi-
cans have broken all their records IN
Ohio. Their highest plurality was 137, 600
in 1891 on ! small vote, while that OF to-.
day was on a.large vote. greatly exceed
ing one million.
The Republican Committee estimates
that the plurality for Roosevelt and Fair
banks will be double the highest plurality
over given Mckinley either for Governor
or President It Is estimated at from
10000 to 10000. The Republicans claim
net gain Of at least one congressman.
Taylor, in the Twelfth District. Chair
man CARRIER. OF the Democratic State
Committee. also claims net gain Of ono
Democratic congressman.
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Latest New York Figures.
BY Associated Press

a NEW YORK. November Sat 3 O'Clock
this morning 1.5N OF the 1850 precincts
in New York city reported a plurality
OF 35.si8 for Parker, whose total vote
with 43 precincts missing In the greater
city. was 3l4ssl. while that for Roosevelt
was 27a, 263. The remaining precincts were
the outlying and less denssly populated
sections and;these figures are practically
complete. gF
ernor IN Greater Now York gave Higgins
257.05l and Herrick 35l,l2i, or plurality
for Herrlck OF 7i,oSS with 81 precincts
still to be heard from.
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Indiana.
nv Associated PRE-

Nh (py Associated Press) 5S
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, November 81
The congressional delegation probably
chosen In this state Is as follows:
]. James a. Hcmcnway, Republican.
2. Robert w. Miers, Democrat.
!. William Il. zenor Democrat.
4. Lincoln Dixon, Democrat.
s. ELIAS S. Holiday, Republican.
e. james g. Watson, Republican.
Z. Jesse Ovcrstreet. Republican.
s. George w. Cromer, Republican.
.. Charles B. Lands. Republican.
10. Edgar p. Crumpacker, Repu hllcan.
II. Frederick Lands, Republican.
IL. James NJ. Robinson, Democrat.
10. Abraham l.. Brick, Republican.
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GAINS IN ARKANSAS.
Results Show That State Has
Given Parker Fine Vote.
lHy Assnciated Press.

7-1- tsy |AkFCCIAttu Frt8E.J 1-1-,---
LITTLE ROCK, November s.-Enough
returns have been received to show that
the Democratic plurality in Arkansas is
not leas than 1907, indicating a slight
gain OYER the vote received by the Dem
oc-atic nominee for Governor at the
election in September. The First and
Esyentti Congressional Districts, where
tbs Democratic nominee had no OPPOSE
ton, report a much larger vote than was
expecthd In the five congressional dis
tytc;s, where there were Republicans. tho
naatp.it!es Of the Democratic nominees
MI Fargo from a,GGO to 500.
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Tennessee.
my Associated Press,

NASHVILLE. D. ZEN n. Nov. s.--The
complexion of the, Tennessee delegation IN
the Fifty-nInth Congress is UNCHANGED.
the following having been elected ye est 'l'
day: -
3 Second. Nathan w Hale (R.).
pTn,rd, John A. Moon Cd
Fourth. Mounse+ c. Bitter CD:
Fifth. William G. Houston ODD.
SIKH, John " Gaines CD.
seventh, Lemuel P. Padgett CD. j.
-Eishth, 5Thctus w. Sims CD.
Ninth, Ennis Garrett ODD.
@Tenth, Malcolm r. Patterson ODD.
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F1nRInA.

JACKSONVILLE FLA. Nov. s.-Only
a few Of the very smallest precincts have
been heard from On account OF the
length 81 the ticket the count will not
be completed III the larger precincts be-
fore tomorrow night. It seems probable
that tho state ticket Is elected by 10000
plurality. Tho presidential ticket Is run-
ming slightly behind. Sparlsman's ina-
jority III the First, District is approx
lnately 5000; Clarks. In the Second,
1000. and Lamars. In tho Third. 5000
NIL Derr1ocrats lt 55 III gs4 S J5E
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GEORGIA.
(By Associated Press.

$1,000 (By ASsoCIatE lTcs's'y ----
ATLANTA, November al =, mlun.s "!
the returns are atm rneagre. There Is no
rea son to change the estimated total Of
10000, and plurality for Parker and Davis
OF something over half this number. Al
eleven Democratic congressman elected.
Bell in the Ninth. rolled UP M oVeF--
whclming majority against Ashley.
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kentucky.

LOUISVILLE KY, November s.-Ths
delegation from this State in the next
Congress will probably be as follows,
d. Ollie M. James, D.
\ 2. Augustus O. Stanley, ..
3. James NJ. Richardson, D.
4. David H. Smith, D.
g. Swager Shirley, ~.
6. Joseph l., Rhinock. ..
T. South Trimble. D.
8. James N. Kchoe. D.
10. Frank A Hopkins. ..
< II. David c. Edwards. r.
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Yours truly, sss!.
9. Il. chalker,s Ex:f Chief Of Police,
Ei@ fFs, ysft,s e. q 'S}F 80 nz,rkF Ala Is
IS believed the Legislature will also have
4 Republican majority.
DELAWARE.
.s(By Associated Press.

WILMINGTON, DEL, November 9.--At
/ o'clock this morning returns at hand in-5
dictate that Roosevelt has carried Dela-a
ware by about $500 majority, and that t, the n
Republicans had electef their entire state
ticket by majorities a little smalle Inc
next Legislature Will be Republican on IN
Joint ballot. ~ "a.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
IBy Ass3ciatod Press

COIHTMBiA, S' o., November S.Parkcr
hag carried South Carolina BY not less
than 1880 plurality. The Democratic
t!tatc ticket has hecn elected wlthoutsop-
position Tho state Legislature IS unanl-
fnously Democratic. The following 4l)om-
ocratic congressman have been eleeled:
First District, George s. Legare; SECOND.
J, q. Patterson: Third. WYATT aiken;
Fourth, JoRnpll r.. Johnson;@ l'lft p ,aEVi
b. Finley. Sixth. j. Illlerbei seventh
AHbllry. ~. Tower. II u Z. lfstEa v.
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u t3e9fS q Il
ARKANSAS.

(By Associated Press.) !
LITTLE ROCK. AR I<... N ovember 81
Tho t;azette's advices from. ~ 3pars %
tho State bear out previous estimates OF Z :
plurality Of 10000 for the Parker lt' ana
Davis electors. Ss3.
4 Each OF the sevell congressional .dlsiricts
IS Democratic by ma orities ,rang Ing. from
A,UD TO 500. The total vote VIII ~ III
short OF that cast ut tho stars a!ect'G, :
An September, on account OF aPathy -
aOmG Or tho COurties ia. -. 49,. IL.
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NEXT HOUSE Be
STRONGLY REPUBLICAN.
(Continued from F!rst Page.)

(Continucd from First Page)
election or schnecbell, Republican. in the
twenty Congressional District. II
this is correct. the next Pennsylvania del-
eEation in the House will be twenty-nin'e
Republicans and three Democrats. The
delegation will probably DO as follows: IS
FIRST, Henry r. Bingham (R9
second, Robert Adams. fJr. (R.).
Third, Henry Burk Orb if
Fourth. Reuben Q. Moon CR.).
+ Fifth, Edward Morrcll (R).s5,!
sixth, George D. McCrenry (R)
seventh, Thomas S. Butler (Ro. K
Eighth, Irving P. Wanger (R2.
Ninth, II. Burd Cassel Qa). a
Tenth, George Howell CD.
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kEBRhgKA's PLURALITY.
VII Run Up to 4o,ooo-Fusion
Candidate for Governor Wins.
J,,y e4,,4-lat.A p,4p,

90 n" ny fs"s~7IMttH FTtEBlJ n
os&Hs, NIgi;s, &ogetaDer S..-sebraska
wiG SiYf itnpaere!t q plurality Which
wliI fea{iti nfafiy m quite ao,rG. George
W isrGe me- Fusion candidate Tor Gpye
FrGOr, IL pfObatdy elected ny "a plural
~ ~ fran 1iyp 70 nan. Tbs returns
for ne remainder NJ The Etaie ticiset are
coming IN sloHfy but indicate that Tic
AFpuidir5ns WI rieet most ~ their cnn-
dldanA Al Least four out OF tbs aix
eoHsfHsktlen Hill 10 Republicans. and II
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RHODE ISLAND.

-1I.I (By AssocIatcd Prees.) -.
PROVIDENCE, r. L., November Sat
II o'clock tonight, with 3s districts out Of
1853 In tho State, reported Roosevelt was
s. O4e In tho lead over Parker. with votes
OF s.767 and 3.71S, respectively.
The fight for Governor remains In
doubt wit Utter (RepubllcaD the leader
in thirty-ono districts in the State by
] 1895 plurality. All but one district Of tho
Ithirty-one Is IN the country.
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South

,s u.s. Br3 "A ssocIated $ErcAs.) Oh T
e CHARLESTON, s.. c., November ga.
solid Democratic delegation was returned
to Congress from this State to-day. as fol- ]E
lows:
.Gcorge S. Legare CD. Il
James o. Patterson CD.
sWyatt Aiken CD. &
Joseph 4. Johnson Cd.
~David r. Finley d. III b
J ). Edward ELerbe Cd
sAabury II. Lever CD.
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WIsCONsIN's RESULT.
Big Roosevelt Plurality, But
Both Sides Claim for Governor.

trsv Associated Prcss.)
= MILWAUKEE. WIS, November Sit
is generally conceded that Roosevelt has
carried Wisconsin by plurality esti-
mated ut between 10000 and 5000.
Both Republican and Democratic State
chairmen claim the state respectively for
Lafollette and Peck
Republican Chairman w. D. Connor at
II o'clock tonight said
From tho returns received figure
that IafolleteTs plurality for Governor
Is $1,000. We have nothing to Indicate
The complexion Of the next Legislature.
which Is to elect United States scna-
tor
Chairman a. r. Warden, CT the Demo-
cratic Committee, said:
II claim that Peck will DO elected by
Is 90 plurality. ! have no returns on
which to make a statement as to the
Legislatu rc."
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Cowherd Probably Beaten.

(By AssociAted I'ress.)
Y ,1<ANSASI CITY, Nov. g.-Thc count In
this city will not be completed until 3
a. NJ. but there is small reason to doubt
that Congressman Cowherd, chairman Of
the Democratic National Congressional
Committee. Is defeated by at least 500
votes. = 9a88a 5st53
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DEMOCRAT LIKELY WINS.
Looks as If Adams Is Elected
Governor Of Colorado.
(By Associated Press

DENVER, COLI Nov. 8.-Estlmates at
midnight from scattering incomplete re-
turns Indicate plurality OF over 1000 for
congressman and State bfliccrs IS In
doubt, owing to tho largo number Of
scratched ballots that have not been
counted. The Democrats claim TINT
Adams Is elected Governor by 1000 to 5000
Dl11ralIty. tFs& fs &5 l%
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= = y. 49,
NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, NJ. u. Nov. 9.---1ncomplete
returns and estimates up to = a, N. IN
dIcatc that Roosevelt's plurality may
reach $1,000, stokes's plurality may go as
high as 10000. II s#
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MISSISSIPPI
lBy Associate Press.

(By AssocIat ed IPreEs. ]. 95 rs
JACKSON, MISS, November Ste.
turns coming in show5thnt between Sixty
and seyenty-hve thousand votes were cast sis
and tho opposition to the Demo f'c'
party polled between ten and eleven thou-
sand. Mississippi returns eight Demo-
cratic congressman. atS
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ALABAMA.

l13y Associated Prcsso
MONTGO MERY, ALA, November 81
III. IS. y. Mallory, chairman OF the DEM
cratic State Committee, said to-night
that Alabama had cast the largest vote
In years rho majority OF the Parker
electors will probably be 5000.
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the newspaper mon, the President re-
eeiyet aicomniittee representing &he Ite-
publican political organizations OF Wash
lngton and tho members OF the Junior
League, to whom he spoke briefly
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New York.
3(By AssocIated I'reas

District +. .. Sullivan (Dein.) ia reflect
ed: IN the Fourteenth District Towne
Dem S5is elected, and lrrA the Fifteenth
District J. Van Cchenten 2Oicott (Rap.) Is
sulzcr DENY IL re-elected. and In the
Eleventh William r. Hearst (Dem.) is re-
cleo ed, g IN X {tfs
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Rright,s Disease, Diabetes

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Crane, Of the Republican State Central
Committee, puts tho figures at $4,000.
# DELAWARE.

4 WILMINGTON, DEL, 5Foy. s.--Roose.
welt has carried Delaware by about 500
and the Republicans elect the Governor
and congressman.tTh Legislature will be
overwhelmingly Republican,.
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TEXAS.

AUSTIN, TEN. Nov. s--Early returns
show that the yvoe cast to-day viii hard
ly exceed 10000, Of which 250,0s0 were
cast for Parker, $4,000 for Roosevelt and
the balance scattering. E
All Democratic candidates for Congress
elected In Texas.
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The mild and the extraordinary effect
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publican) for Supreme Judge, lie running
ahead OF his ticket.
NORTH DAKOTA.

h 1IoAND FORKS, N d.. November o.
State returns are coming IN very slowly.
So TAR n normal vote is Indicated, with
d, 900 majority for Roosevelt.
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov, s. Tho y De ~ g.
Gratis have carried l>onls!alla In,rnha nSv
a. 900. ;2} { N
seven, Democratic congressman hn l,as
been elected. Tho election was peaeea!pnitu ~.
Ras cast,
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NEYADA.l

RENO, NEW, Novem Der $50 far as
heard from, the Republican State ticket
is in the lead, and Ycrington (Republi-
cam, for Congress. Is probably elected
over Van Duzer (Democrat). Tho State
is conceded to Roosevelt. Norcross (Re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-09

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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-08-05
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE
MENT AND DISCHARGE.

Take notice that F will make a
final settlement on the estate OF D.
L. Boozer, deceased; in the Probate
Court for Newberry county, on Mon
day, August I. 1904, and Immediately
thereafter apply to said Court for
discharge as administrator of said es-
tate
All creditors of said estate are here
by notified to present their demands
against said estate, properly attested
on or before said date, and all parties
owing said estate must make settle
ment with the undersigned at once.
D. 1. Boozer,
Administrator.