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NO State Church In Finland.

The Russian censor in Finland has for 4
hidden the use Of the words 1.-THE Finnish
State church. in any manner. AS the
archbishop and the majority of the higher
clergy have been highly loyal to the Rus
san rulers they are much concerned over
the drastic order of the censor, as they
fear that it is the first. step toward the dis
solution Of the church.
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Light Weight
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Benjamin & Co.,
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christianIa Banks Tumble.

Two large banks in Christiania have re-
Gently been compelled to close their doors
on account of the depression in the bust
ness world. Kristiania Handles bank has
liabilities to the amount of about 900, 900
kronor, but the directors hope to pay off
all thu creditors in full in time.
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General cruseh lorn Dead.

Jesper Ingevold Crusebjorn, formerly war
minister In the present Swedish ministry,
died recently at Umea, at the age of 81.
lie entered the ministry in 1899, and will
be remembered as the one who carried out
the reorganization Of the army in accord
[ance with the famous decree Of 1901 -. -
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Big Iron Mines.

Cumberland Iron Ore company, limited.
the English company which has secured
control of the immense iron fields in Dun
derland, is pushing the construction of a
I62ilway. Mining will begin next summer
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For the Gospel only.

p. P. Waldenstrom, leader of the Mis-
sion Friends, announces in the organ Of
that sect tina, he will apply for retire
ment, with pension, from his position as
lektcr at Gef1e, on Jan. /, 1905. He says
that ne will also retire from the riksdag
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DRUG DEPT.

Special offer to purchasers of
Nine. Yale's Toilet Preparations.
A Sample Jar of Skin Food Free
with every 79c Purchase Of Nine.
Yale's Preparations.
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Bobrlkoff,s Norsk Son.in.Law

eral Bobrikofr is married to Johannes
Holmsen, a Norwegian by birth, who is
lieutenant colonel in the Russian army.
At present Colonel Holmsen is military at
tache at Athens.
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next year, to devote his whole time to
mission work. DIR. Waldenstrom is now
on his way to America, where he will re-
main some time.
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and will be carried. on very extensively, as
the company expects to ship 5000 tons Of
ore daily. It has capital Of 36,OOO,OO0
kronCr
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-12
MRS. ISAAC n, STURGEON,
The Nucd Mistress of "lIciIcpnrdr,"
OF "rhc crisis" Fame, II Dead
~ 81 Louis,

81 Louis, Nov g.#hr3 Isaac II
Sturgeon, wife Of one OF tn mu8t noted
Of the old residents OF SL Louis died
d. $50 O'Clock Wednesday morning Of
heart failure al the historic family
homo at lilO East Grand avenue.
Mrs Sturgeon had h1m IN poor
health ior some llmo, ul her doath
wng not unexpected Her ,ps'Nnd and
children and her HIR.Df #rro at Ter
bedside In the last 1or
Mrs Sturgeon mRfuol Isaac H.
sturgeon December 70, l0S, IN Ih'
great norlhcall par.p' Of M historic
homo In NOrh st Llu,H 70 was Dho
nmc porlor In which Gen Pope was
married, and IN which, nbngr'n'ly
occurred the wedding Of Winston
Churchill author OF The rrlslB,' AMI
a relative of Mrs Sturgeon The Sur-
gcon home was the scene VI much of
the story Of "Thr Crisis having been
DESIGNATED IN the Churchill story as
Balcpardo, the home Of lho Fairfax
family
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-12
NEW YORK.

Albany, NOV. .g-Ths state gave Theo-
lore Roosevelt a plurality OF lHWl. IL
elected Frank W Higgins governor by a
plurality OF 1880.
New York city, whore the democrtaic
hopes were Centorcd, gave Parker but
o. 900 plurality, in spite of the persistent
lntc-eleCtion claims by the democratic
managers that there was a united demo-
,ratic party in that city and that the
Parker plurality would be great enough
10 overcome any vote that could be pOlled
above the Bronx Judge Parker ran but
1000 votes, in round numbers, ahead OF
William Jennings Bryan, who carried this
sity by 2S, 900 in 1900 llerrick received a
plurality Of 900 I'm New York city and,
although Higgins was cut severely above
the Bronx the tremendous Roosevelt
swing carried him in,
The upstate counties, particularly those
n the western part Of the state, gave
Inpreccdented republican pluralities. Erie
county went for Roosevelt by l250, but
rave higgins only 900 Four years ago
Erie county gave Mckinley asa plurality.
Albany county where Judge lierrirh
lives, gave Higgins 1000 plurality.
In New York city the disahecuon or
the democratic vote extended through
the entire ticket to ussemblymrn. ON the
east side of New York several Tammany
candidates for the assembly were beaten,
and Senator PunkHtt, on the west sldo,
went down I'm heap.
The republicans hold the legislature by
an Increased majority.
They win probably have 100 out OF the
l5O asscmblymcu, and 80 of N" ~ sem
ltors \ republican Will be elected sem
ator to succeed b,p"w
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-12
A D0UBLY FOOLISH MAN.
lie Uet Ills Home on the Result oe
the Eei.ction aud suicIdcd
when lie Lost,

Mt Carroll. H., Nov William
Mayer, a resident and property owoc-
Of this city. left his home carly
Wednesday morning TO secure con-
hrmatory news Of the election, pr had
heard that Roosevelt was probably
elected Tuesday night
lie did not return when expected
search Was made for him, lie was
found dead hanging In his stable In
his pocket was a memorandum ot a
wager in which he staked his homo
against equally valuable property On
tho election Of Parker
The fact that Mayer had warcrcd so
heavily on the election was not known
generally, and his family hal no idea
that he had reason to take the result
10 seriously
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-12
A PROVIDENTIAL ESCAPE,
slow Spccd saved n Loaded wabash
Passenger Train From n Disas-
trous wreck,

ST Louis, Nov "a Nrecl, which
b., for tie slow speed OF the train,
mIg,t have resulted W. tho ,lyltE ot
dozens, occurred At willows, a Rtp'ion
six niles out Of East st. Louis, at nine
O'Clock Wednesday morning,
The Vandalia through passenger
train No. 35, with IL coaches loaded to
the limit, with Worlds fair NHIicrs
frJm II Gi9napolis and osIcc towns,
crashed into switch engine No ljl Of
lh1 Southern railway and a oiorh car
\ lpRcman whose name could not
b, learned received sprll 'l ond
bruised ankle A Pullman porter vas
daFhrd hoadlong lhrouRh ear vim
dow 10 the ground Four hundrol pn,
bcngcr we're thrown from ,ro'r gC-l'
aud shaken up, but otherwise "a olp
wa Toured as the result ~ the re.
nGrhah'c wreck
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-12

Governor Elect of Illinois
cnrrod both This mulpg the states
delegation In NohngDou Republicans,
23, Democratic, o
The returns available show that the
republicans elected 20 mDmbrw ut me
senate and lOl mrmOrrt Of the house,
rho democrat, elected eight 8cunlorS and
G representative There win b. ono
prohlbiuunlul un rpuUlW ana one
independent member WIN the hold.
over senators the uuNl legislature VIII
stand, SENATE, republicans n dnmp.
Gratis, N llousp. Republicans, 100. dnm'
u,rnip. ", independent T.
The fate ~ lh' constitutional bm'nds
munt authorizing u new charter ipr lN'
city of Chicago T. nv doubt II received IL
large mpjortN I'm Chicago, but apparent
~ thousands Of Iuruna failed TO vote
ono way or the other IN the hnir ~ per
cont was ncgnlive UDd 10 per cent uf the
voters failed 10 du anything
The total vote IN the state for the
charter amendment must 10 b" effective,
be- equal to a majority Of nll ln" votes
east lu the state Tor prcHd'ullol candle
dates,
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-12

Astonishing run ahead Of the national
ticket shows that Ouy the abnormal
conditions prevailing all over The
Country defeated him.
The landslide hit New York city
proper hard. To come down tom the
122, 900 Coler plurality Of two years
ago to a total plurality in the entire
city for Parker Of ahJl. 25,OG0 and q
plurality OF about 10000 f5' iIe.uck
was hard blow to rammany
Following are some Of the late re-
turns from the states.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-12

the ,pUbUyauS have a chance ul gacry
Ing the legislature.
IN St Louis tire entire republican city
ticket. with the exception OF few cam
didatgs. was elected by maJurititS rang
ing from so to 2uOO. The exceptions were
Moses \. Sale, dom. for circuit Judge,
who defeated William HlChrltz rep, two
members OF congress- Wood, In the
Twelfth district. and Hunt IN the Elev-
enth, and three members of the legis-
lature. Folk, Tor governor was the only
democrat ON the state ticket to carry
tha city.
Kansas City. Mo, Nov. 9-The iudica-
tiuus are that the entire republican couE-
" ticket I'm Jackson county has been
elected Judge Wonord was the only man
on their ticket that the democrats had
any chance TO pull through. CowheTd
seems 70 have been defeated Tor con-
grcss, though probably 10y a smaller
margin than the llOl the republicans
cIaim. Folk led his ticket, running ahead
Of Parker iu nearly every precinct lie
was the only democrat To- carry kansas
city His plurality IS about 5000
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-12
WEST VIRGINIA.

has carried this state by large plurdl-
jty, estimated at from %, 900 to 25,OO0 The
democrats have elected their state ticket
John J. Cornwall, the democratic candi-
been elected by not less than 1000 plu-
rIlity
The democrats attacked the tax legis-
latiOn enacted last August, unpopular
with democrats and republicans alike, but
the republican candidates defended the
new law on the stump, and the democrats
pledged themselves to Its repeal. The re-
publican voters voted soldly for their ma
tOnal ticket but never before IN West
Virginia was there such a scratching Of
ballots as was done on the state ticket.
Wheeling w. Va, Nov. g.-The repub-
licans have elected all five congressman.
". NJ c. Dawson, republican, for gov
ernor, has been elected by 10000 Roose-
yelt's majority will be twice as great.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-12
THE lG0RR0TE VOTE.
inEc ~ the worlds inlr bS ~
10 z tor rnrhrr

st. Louis, Nov Roosevelt car,
rIol the election on the Philippine
reservation at the fair Tucsday The
voting which was confined to the
lgorrulo village, lasted for q couple OF
hours during the afternoon, and the
result showed a total Of 50 for RoDsr.
welt aud 2 for Parker The work oi
An,onIA chief Of the lRorrolps was
mainly responsible for the result
knowing President Roosevelt person
ally Antonio dld some strong oloo.
loncrIn for his friend at Washing.
ton. tie did his host 10 maintain Il
clean state for the president, but, de-.
spite oll his efforts, ono r,nWIanc and
one Suyoc, influenced by the argua
mcnl8 Of some Of the American ON
ploycl Of the village cast two lone.
Omn lullola in the brass Jomlpm ro.
wWol for the supporters Of Parker
Elghly-lhroo lIg whlto beams w,rn
east for lRonHoyall white smaller
lumlom, placed Ia The interest Of the
prohibition party by jealous meme
lrr Of the Philippine exposition guards,
received no support
A Philippine exposition guard stood
watch 10 sec that there wus no at
tempt made TO improperly influence
tho voters. ana he had busy tlmc,
As each Of bis followers came up,
ChIof Antonio lab0fcd under the boz
lief that he should take the ballot ana
east n for him Df Hunt waa called
several times 10 explain to The chlcf'
tain that hlB dlula'oral powers extend
ci only 10 the deg lgaIlJ and The
dances,
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-12
OTHERWISE UNNUTiCEn

S. 5 Bruce, IS years Old. living near
Omaha, H., foil OF a wagon aud was
killed.
Heavy snow IS reported in north.
ern Maine, where blizzard mas been
raging.
OH has been struck in a well on
property owned by the Greyson Mo.
Leod Lumber Co. near Arkadelpbls,
Ark
Senator Fairbanks was the guest OF
honor at a reception given by the Co
lumbia club at indianapolis, Tuesday
night
Two election judges were killedsla.
the Cripple Creek (CoD district, Tues
day and a deputy sheriff was mortally
wounded
The organization of Spanish.AmcrI.
can war nurses has decided to erect a
monument In honor Of the nurses who
died In the war.
President Roosevelt received the
election returns at the White House
surrounded by his family and q com.
pany OF personal friends.
Three and possibly eight men wcrs
killed in election brawls IN various
parts Of Kentucky Several Others
were dangerously injured
Col Justin II. Chapman, governor OF
the Marion UndJ branch OF the Ma
tIonal Military Home, died, Tuesday
evening, after a short Illness.
Mr., Murphy, the Tammany leader In
New York city. says the democratic
party will discover the cause Of the re.
publican landslide and apply the rem.
edy.
Mrs. James Washburn, mother OF
tho wife OF Rev. Michael Burnham.
pastor OF the Pilgrim Congregational
church, St Louis, died suddenly Tues.
day.
The resignation Of Adolphus Busch,
the milliosalre St Louis brewer, from
the Worlds fair board Of directors,
was accepted at the regular monthly
meeting Tuesday
Tuesday evening a fight occurred at
the polls In Brazil, Ind, which several
persons were hurt Jack Head was
shot at four times by Sheriff Jack
Bray, candidate for reelection
Sir Henry Mortimer Durand. British
ambassador to the United States, was
dIned, Tuesday evening, at 81. Louis,
by Col, C. NJ Watson, commissioner
general Of Great Britain to the Worlds
fair
The + r pierson Company, OF Tar.
rytown-on.the. Hudson, n. Y, had the
finest hundred American Beauty roses
ever exhibited I'm this or any other
country at the Worlds fair rose con.
test Tuesday
Capt Maurice J McGrath, for many
years superintendent Of the mails at
the Chicago post Office, died Tuesday
OF Brights disease. He was G7 year,
old Capt. McGrath had a gallant rec
ord in the civil war
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-12
1--we stock MARKETS.

H. Louis Cattle. Nancy exports. s. 500
$50 butchers 81 JOlE ju, HturkofH, 81 600
Jib COWS ana holfets, NWuliU llpgt
Packers, ~ inuubM butchers, s. unp
blgg. llght, ~ bub No sheep Nultuh
shp,p BUUIjU, hmbs N1uoop
indianapolis cattle Good lu prime
ltpurs. 81 luuG 3D. Hogs Best hutNuH,
NlhItl 90, medium ana mixed tlNjHi no,
Nh.,p. Guud tu uhulrp, 81 tmi Il, lambs,
81 iOilul spring hmba Nhuttl.
kansas ClB rlun NatNu alrora,
lItlut iu, southern Hlp.rH. & Iuul uI,
southern cow 81 lpWw. alurbru unl
IurdurH. a. 9luiw calves s. $1,000 Ng7t
rrr aIrpiH. 20 uniNuu Nuf..Iu rlWf 81 hl
ul9. lions lulk NJ Hulua. " Wull1t
heavy tuuUbltls. utrtrrH. Alnu1 u. pIH1
ma nuhH tliuDuU Hhuu Mutwut,
iJ JolI 5U. lambs, ti.bu51, range Wpthera,
BIJtItD. ,Wra, gjniun
chicago Dpttlc.puo 10 prime uanrs,
gygr, .topkrrB and frrl,rs 31ulb,
COWS, u lVllD, hu'fnf8, t.Hujln. y'yr',
81 aOYii ~, Western Ht"ur, l.b1olo llust
N,N.a HT1 butchers N"W1 n V1ul -
rhulru huuNN pWUdbt ruugh hunNN ~ 10
alID uphiAI N,tUl 40, bulk ut HlluHH hU
Dos. thrpp buud 40 choice W'lhria Nn
uita. hIr go pnpltn mixed. 1Fdi il,
wrsiprn annpp, NUUlliu. w'lyu buht,
81 yOJJuu, Wubtun mmba tiwli6.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-12

The republican majority In congress
is tremendously increased. To-day in
the FIfty-eIghth congress they have a
majority OF 81 The incomplete re-
turns indicate a majority in the FIFTY
ninth which viii 20 to 6i or higher
In such democratic states ms Texas
and North Carolina, in the latter Of
which Roosevelt ran ahead Of his tick
ct. several congressional districts wero
nearly lost TO the democrats and ono
Texas and two North Carolina districts
arc still in doubt
In New York city Congressman Cold
fogle had a narrow escape from de-
feat and the republicans elected Par
sons and OlCott.
Chairman Babcock Of the republican
congressional committee says that re-
cent returns indicate that the house
of representatives will have 80 ma
jorlty for the republicans. The re-
turns from the western states are stlll
very meager, and he bases his calcu-
lations upon districts he believes are
assured republican.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-12
MARYLAND.

Baltimore Md, Nov 9.-The vote in
Maryland Is very close. In Baltimore the
Indications are that there may not be a
difference of 100 votes
Incomplete returns from the counties
show unexpected republican gains, par
ucularly In the western counties,
Chairman Hanna Of the republican COM
mittcc claims that Maryland has uu-
doubtedly gone republican
Official returns from the counties are
Sun meagor, and the result Is close. IN
baltimore 300 precincts out Of 3l0 give
Parker 800 majority
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-12
NISt ONsi>.

Milwaukee, WIS, Nov. 9.-Thc repub-
lcans carried Wisconsin FOR Roosevelt
by plurality Of GDOOO, despite the bit.
ter factional fight that has been waged
In the party against 10000 given for
Mckinley four years ago, Although
nearly ono-half OF the republican party
was against Gov, la Toilette and thou
sands knitted him at the polls, he IA re-
elected by about .),0OO plurality against
5000 two years ago and 10000 four years
ago. It was the large democratic vote
he received that made 1t possible for him
to win again
The next legislature viii be republican,
but the democrats have made big gains
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-12
MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston, Nov 9-The republicans are
absolutely stunned by the sweeping ma.
jority given william l.. Douglas, OF
BroCkton, for governor Gov Bates ran
behind Roosevelt In every town and city,
and lost his own ward and precinct In
East Boston. His plurality Of 35,9sl over
Col. W A. CASTOR a year ago Is turned
into a plurality of from % coo to 10000 for
Douglas.
The republicans elected the rest OF
the state ticket at least ten to fourteen
congressman, and large majority Of the
legislature
The democrats elected, besides their
candidate for governor, at least three
congressman Roosevelt plurality Will
be rs. 900 or l0o 00s, as against HS9 for
Mckinley in 1900
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-12
[ CAI.II'ON>IA.

San Francisco, Nov. 9--InComplete re-
turns from all parts OF the state tndi-
cate that Rooseyclts plurality will be
nearly double that given Mckinley four
years ago. The chairman of the repub-
lican state central committee makes an
estimate, which he claims TO be conserva-
tive, Of 1900 plurality and says II may
reach So. coo San Francisco, whi:h gave
Mckinley 5000 plurality In 1900, rolled up
1900 for Roosevelt.
Incomplete returns from 95l precincts
out OF 252S give Roosevelt a plurality OF
65, ,VOO The republicans elected all eight
candidates for congress, generally by
large malOrIties.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-12
IOIOM ADO.

Denver Col, Nov. 9-Estimates this
morning from scattering and incomplete
for Roosevelt IN Colorado. The result as
to congressman and state officers Is IN
doubt owing to the large number Of
scratched ballots that have not been
counted.
In l}O precincts outside of Denver Pea
body received lO06S votes and Adams TO-
5S The scratched ballots in the entire
state are estimated at over 10000
yCratched ballots in Denver which have
been counted run In favor OF Adams IN
the ratio Of about two to one, Thus the
democrats claim that Adams i3 elected
governor by from 1000 to 5000 plurality
with a probability that the remainder
u the dlnDcratic state ticket Is also
elected.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-12
NOMINl..

Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. 9-Roosevelt has
carried Wyoming by from 800 to S,po0
Mondell, republican has been elected TO
congress by over G.UJo
Brooks republican, has been elected
governor by over 400 over Osborn, dem
DCrat, and the rest Of the republican state
ticket has been elected by maJorites
ranging from 5000 TO 5000
The republicans viii control both
branches OF the state legislature, thus
nsuring the reelection of Senator Clark.
On returns received Cheyenne is far In
the lead for the permanent location Of
LNN sLlte NlnLtaL
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-12

that $4,000 was spent here. Various plans
We're used TO defeat the Australian ballot
system. one Of them was peculiar way
OF folding the ballot.
The hardest fight is on the legislature,
which elects two United States senators.
The republicans are claiming the lcgis-
lature by 50 on joint ballot.
Republicans also claim a gain of one
CongressIndu--NcWto W. Gilbert-in the
Twelfth district The republican commit
tee say that James NJ Robinson, demo-
Crat, has been defeated. His plurality in
1892 was 2lj.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-12
pifNNsNl,N ANA,

Philadelphia, Nov Tho republicans
have nude pu almost ylutn sweep ln
iluuaryrlt ana lnrhluk ny over aroul,
and rluDliuG 80 Of the 20 state Hunulnra
and go VI tho ~ congressman They nuNu
nlao elected about 40 NJ the lW mnmnrrt
NJ the nuutn of representa- NllNvH THIS
lhr legislature W u large majority lna
Hhr,ue the election uf GlN pnnnNpdukurH
nubulnl,p T. g. Knox FOR United states
senator ~ succeed the late NJ 4 Quly
john T. Elltlni republicans Is elected
state supreme court Judge by majority
almost ns great us that east for the re-
publican national tlrkot
The republicans hnyu ulHp carried nolra
N AN uf the Judicial dlirIpN IN which
elections wore held for common pleas
iUigua uUd tho nNu counties IA which
naaurlN Judges were chosen.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-12

moro. running u hlgh ou 20 per cont In
u few 4 uniform galu pt N per cent
throughout the state would leave the
democratic majority lrHa than r0or
N tuH prurHut ratio uI gains iH MAIN
uIund the democratic uullnnnl ticket VIII
myu loss man hunl plurality rulR has
lhun Parker and u out of dpnEr.
Where the constitutional amendments
arc reported upon they have usually
boon 1vfunlol, Uul nu drunll' Ilgurua are
given
In many counties urpH HHs have como
IN the nature ni election uI uUublIuHl
county officers. in several cases for The
ulst time. The returns do not indicate
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-12
INDIAN, \,

Indianapolis lndg Npy o.rr,m lGs
complete rHlufnl II lnnk1 u though
Roosevelt win have from i6um ~ luouuu
plurality IN Indiana
EHVr n Kinney lmn HAIuritH ViNna
Roosevelt % majority ~ sinn
DuDrriata uhurru that lhUUslHis Df
votes mere bought by the republicans ana
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-12
OIL In Russia,

Notwithstanding the large produc.
llah Of petroleum IN Russia the use
OF Illuminating oil In the country Is
small It has been limited by a tax
on refined OIL Recently the Baku re-
Ancrs have pctItIoned the government
TO abolish this tax on refined oil fof
home consumption and 20 substitute
for II tax on all crude oil produced,
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-12
ILLINOIS.

Chicago Nov. 0-Thcodore Roosevelt
carried the state OF Illinois by an est-
mated plurality Of 2a5.ODO
tIc received 10000 In cook county and
1000 IN the state, Mckiulcy's plurality
In 1900 was 9l,g2i
Charles s Donccn Is elected governor
10y a plurality of 22j,OOD Yates plurality
In 1900 was 81 2j3,
The entire republican state ticket IS
elected, but by smaller figures than those
for president and governor,
In the congressional contest the re.
publicaus almost made a clean sweep,
They won four congressman In the Cook
county districts, making the Citys dclo'
cation solldly republican, I'm the two
rloso districts outside Of cook they have
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-12
1IiNtS,

san Antonio, Tex, Nov 9-Rcurns from
Texas slow coming In. They indicate
vote was light, and chat the democrats
carried the state by a plurality OF 2Ooo1
for the electoral and state ticket also
that an the democratic nominees for con.
grcsB are elected, and nearly an mem
Ucrs 1t the legislature.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-12
CONNECTICUT.

New Haven, Conn. Nov g-Rooscyolt
swept the state, his plurality being esti-
mated at almost $500 The entire re-
publican state ticket was also elected by
a large plurality. not quite SO large a.
that OF Roosevelt
The New Haven Register UndD claims
the state for Roosevelt by over 2onN), and
for Roberts for governor by nearly as
much. and the state ticket in New Haven
10y from i-pi 10 1860