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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-09

even victory for their opponents meant
defeat in 1912 He was jolly and conf
dent, but gloom was noticeable at times,
especially when no one was looking close.
Very different were the politicians over
al the Democratic central committees
headquarters. IN the Ebbitt House. Chair
man ]. Fred Kelley led the applause.
and he was nobly backed up by his
followers. Gray-haired men whooped and
shouted as If beating the G. o. P. was
the simplest thing In the world Their
general attitude was one OF Il told you
So" and they were not ashamed TO smirk
openly.
More modest and less jubilant were the
members of the Congressional committee
over at the old Chamberlin Club. They
got the direct returns and sat and talked
ponderously about 1t. Much cigar smoke
was waited about the room, but sprightly
comment was sadly lacking
To-day the 5000 or mora government
clerks who went home TO vote will begin
TO drift back TO their desks and fresfdes.
The G. o. P. leaders who were instrument
tai in sending them say IL was a good
scheme, whatever tho result.
Election Betting Dull.
Betting as a feature was woefully lack
ing. Not real, sure enough bet was
placed In Washington. unless. indeed. one
young Georgetown College hoy who lost
out and was doomed 10 wear few cat
o'-nine tails and a poke bonnet about the
streets can be said to have placed a tell
ing wager.
The whole election in washington was
without real excitement in any form, and
had the crowds been trifie less adept
with tin horn. squeaking jimcTacks. and
much talk one might have imagined it to
be funeral on a gigantic scale.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
q. g. Dept. Of Agriculture. Weather BuEe.u.

Washington. Tuesday, Nov. g. 1905 p. ~
The NeN England storm had lost most Of its
eneTgy Tuesday night. and fair westhef had becosne
general throughout the Middle and keT England
States. Fair and comparatively mild weather con
tinued throughout the Mississippi Basin and the
South Atlantic States. Some 1uTTies were re-
ported IN the Northern Lake region, and rain or
snow had spread eastward from the North Pacific
States into Montana.
Freezing weather had spread southwark into North
Dakota, but no material change ia temperature oc-
cured IN the United States. and mid conditions
Eeru general.
The disturbances that covered the Plains States and
the Upper Missouri Valley Tuesday night viii move
eastward TO the Upper Lake region and the Central
Mississippi Valley "Wednesday. attended BY unsettled
conditions Rain will develop in Montana.
the DakotAss Minnesota and the Upper Lake region
Wednesday and rain viii probably spread eastward
over the Ohio Valley by Thursday Somewhat colder
weather viii follow this disturbances, but no decided
charge il probable.
The winds along the New England coast VIII be
moderate westerly; the Atlantic coast light va
nsbe: on the East Gulf coast light variable. boom
ing s0utherly; on thesWest Gulf coast moderate
southsrly: the Lower Lakes light westerly shift
ing to southeIly; on the Upper Lakes noderzte
southerly diminishing
Steamers departing Wednesday tor European ports
viii have moderate west to southwest winds and gen
orally fair weather 70 the Grand BsnkA
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OKLAHOMA.

Oklahoma City, Okla. Nov. S-Returns
are slowly coming in Indications point
To the election OF Lee Cruce, Democratic
candidate for governor, and the entire
Democratic State ticket by 2ooo0. cruce
is Handles choice for governor. Indi-
cations are that Bird MCGUIRE, stand
patter Republican. First district. is re-
elected by safe majority. Congressman
Creager. Third district Republican, VIII
also be returned. The fight IN the Sec
ond district between Morgan, the incum-
bent standpatter. and Elmert Fulton,
Democrat, is close. The other two Con-
gressional districts are conceded to the
Democrats
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CARLIN, WITHOUT
FOB, IS REELECTED
Less Than 800 Votes Cast in
Alexandria.

Alexandra. Va, Nov. Representative
c. c. Carlin. without opposition. received
75S votes to-day. Less than 500 votes
were cast. The issue I'D for considera-
ton was four amendments TO the State
constitution. Section &c, TO extend the
session Of the general assembly from
sixty TO ninety days. was Overwhelmingly
defeated by 691 TO 46.
Section so OF article four. TO simplify
legislative procedure, was defeated by go
20 Sc. The third section. for the amend
ment OF section 10 of the constitution,
with reference to the election of treasur-
ers and commissioners of revenue in the
counties, was passed by 647 to q.
The amendment OF sections 1ls and 40.
in reference 10 the election OF treasurers
and commissioners OF the revenue in the
cities. was passed by COL 10 81. Carlin
received total Of 161 votes in Alexandra
County
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KENTUCKY.

London, KY, Nov. s.-By a vote which
is about one-half normal Republican, in
the Eleventh Congressional district, Ca
lei Powers. three times tried for com
plicity in the murder OF Gov. GoebeI, and
finally pardoned by Gov. Wilson, was
returned winner In the race for Rep
resentative OF the district to-day over
Eliza Bertram, Democrat The majority
OF Powers is about S,0o0. He lost his
own county, Laurel, to-day by margin
of $50 votes.
During his whole race Powers stood on
his political martyrdom, stating that the
people of the District owned to him the
election. He is a protege of Senator
Bradley. and will be associated with the
standpat wing Of the party.
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TEXAS VOTE FALLS SHORT.
o. B, Colauitt Elected Governor by
10000 Majority.

Austin. Tex, Nov. Sit is estimated
that the total vote in Texas to-day was
less than 100000. which is 10000 short OF
the qualified voting strength. or this
number o. B. Colquitt, Democrat, has
received approximately 225.00O for gov
ernor, and J. o. Terrell. Republican.
5000. No important State issues were
involved in the contest
The Republicans cast surprisingly
large vote in some OF the counties of the
Fifteenth Congressional district. and the
majority Of John Garner, Democrat. for
reelection TO Congress will probably be
reduced from about 5000 10 less than
5000 The early reports from Republican
sources purport to indicate that there Is
a possibility Of Noah Allen, the Repub-
lican candidate. being elected.
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RHODE ISLAND STANDS PAT.
Entire Republican Ticket Reelected
by Reduced Mniorities.

Providence. Nov. S-The reelection Of
Republican Congressmen. Republican gov
ernor. and State ticket and Republican
mayor Of Providence is indicated by
early returns from $50 districts. These
districts comprise the small country
teF,ns which are always strongly Re-
5pblican For governor. Lewis A. Water
~ Il, the Democratic candidate. has in
these districts reduced by over LOCO Gov
Pothier's figures of last year, when
Pothier had a plurality OF nearly 1900
In spite OF this Republicans claim
Pothier's reelection by az least 5000 plu-
rality, and the election of the rest Of
the State ticket Is conceded.
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LIQUOR ISSUE IN ALABAMA.
Normal Democratic Majority Re-
duced Because of IL.

Birmingham, Ala, Nov. S.-Prohibition
played a part in the election In Alabama
to-day. and many people remained away
from the polls rather than vote against
the Democratic candidate.
Emmett O'Neal, Democrat, is elected
governor Of Alabama over ]. o. Thomp-
son, Republican. by from 10000 to $4,000
majority, at least, according to the first
reports Eight or nine Democratic Rep
resentatives are elected beyond doubt.
The race between Representative John
L. Burnett, Democrat. and NJ. w. How
ard, Republican. In the Seventh district.
is close, and official count is necessary.
w. Fred Blackmon. Democrat. is the
new Representative from the Fourth dis
trict ]. o. Thompson. Republican. re-
ceived big vote by reason OF being a
Prohibitionist
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Condition of The w,
DIED..

HARRISON-On Monday. November Z,
1910. at Boston. Mass. WILLIAM
EVELYN HARRISON, son of TIE
late Dr. George Byrd Harrison and
Jane L. Stone Harrison.
Funeral Wednesday, November 3. at
p. m, from Epiphany Church.
Tuesday. November s
1910, at her home In this city, III
North Capitol street. Mrs. ANNIE NJ.
JEFFERSON, widow of George w.
Jefferson, OF Cambridge Md.
Funeral services at her late residence
on Wednesday. November g. at IL g. m
Friends invited. Interment at Old
Trinity. Church Creek. Md.
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SOCIALISTS IN HOUSE.
Milwaukee Sends Two of Them to
Congress.

of the Socialists, will be represented in
Congress by two Socialists as the result
OF to-days election. This means that
with the other eight Republican districts
in Wisconsin returning the ineumbents,
that the Badger State Republican deiega-
ton will be eight, as against ten in the
last Congress. and one Democrat is re-
turned. The Republican candidate for
governor. F. z. McGovern. is elected by
$1,000.
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Small Yotc nt Mnnas.n..

Manassas. Va, Nov. s.--The smallest
vote was polled here to-day Which has
been cast for many years. Only one
third OF the normal vote was polled in
the county. The returns are coming IN
slowly. but the indications are that the
four constitutional amendments were
decisively voted down in the county.
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IocnI Temnernfnre.

Midnight 81; a. m. 50: a. n, 20; a IA. .
a m, Sc: 10 A. m. -; z noon. 80; ? p n, 81
p m, 30; 2. m. IS; p. M. IL; 10 ,. N. s.
Lowest 81
Relative humidity-s a m. u; p M, 81; s p
m, 81 Rainfall Is p. n 20 p. M O. Hours q
sunshine, TO- per cent Of possible sunshine 100,
Temperature same date last yesl-Highest, s.; low
est 4s.
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Nnrth nnkotn RennbIican.

Fargo. n. Oak. Nov. S.-The State has
elected a Republican legislature. which
insures the reelection of McCumber to
the United States Senate and the election
of Representative GTopna to I'LL the va
eancy caused by the death OF Senator
Johnson. Both Republican candidates for
Congress have won.
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Treasury sIinus Chiefs.

For the first time in many weeks. the
Treasury Department yesterday was
without an Assistant Secretary, and
George E. Roberts, Director OF the Mint
reigned as Acting Secretary. Secretary
MacVeagh was in Chicago. and Assistant
Secretaries Andrew, Hilles, and Curtis
were all doing their best TO bring about
Republican success
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LIGHT VOTE IN ARKANSAS.
Full Democratic Delegation Re-
turned to Congress.

Little Rock. Ark. Nov. S-Arkansas
voted for Congressman alone to-day. the
State election having taken place in Sep
tember. A light vote was polled through
out the state. being fully 40 per cent
smaller than the election in September.
The State returns full Democratic
delegation TO Congress as follows: Bruce
Macon. Helena; w. A. Oldheld, Bates
vile: ]. c. Floyd. Yellville; Joseph T.
Robinson Lenol1e; II. NJ. Jaceway, Oar
denelie, succeeding Charles c. Reid; w S.
Goodwin, Magnolia, succeeding Miner
Wallace. OF Magnolia.
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CANNON MAN DEFEATED.
Democrats Have Lively Contest in
Eighth Georgia District.

Atlanta, Nov. S-William Howard, Con-
gresham from the Eighth district was
defeated to-day by Sam Tribble. This
was the most important election in the
state, owing to the fact that both ran
as Democrats. Tribble carried twice as
many counties as Howard. with big votes
in every county. It is doubtful If he has
lost more than one county. The chief
argument against Howard was that he
had fought for the perpetuation of the
Cannon rules.
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POLLS QUIET IN SOUTH.
Little Election Interest shown in
Mississippi.

Jackson. Miss. Nov. Selection day in
Mississippi was very quiet. little interest
being taken and a small vote polled The
only candidates 10 be voted for were
Congressman, and there was no opposi-
ton in any district to the Democratic
nominees.
The real political contest here comes
with the primary election in midsummer,
and nomination means election.
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FLORIDA VOTES WET"
Observation-Disclosures Carry the state
by AbOut 1000.

Jacksonville Fla; Nov. S.-Interest in
the election IN Florida to-day eentered in
the Statewide prohibition contest. A
constitutional amendment prohibiting the
manufacture and sale of all liquors in
the State was voted upon to-day.
The indications are that the anti-Pro-
hibitionists have carried the election by
about 1900 majority.
The Republicans had no ticket in the
field for Congress or for State offices.
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Solid Delegation from Georgia.

Atlanta, Nov S-Returns Indicate that
Georgia returned eleven Democrats 10
Congress to-day. In eight districts the
Democrats were unopposed.
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Culpeper, Va. Nov. S-The election here
to-day was only for Congressman. Mr..
Charles c. Carlin having no opposition.
and for certain amendments 10 the Vir-
ginia State constitution. But a light vote
was poIled, very little interest being
shown
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SPECIAL NOTICES

THE TWENTY NINTH ANNUAL MEETING OF
the National Homeopathic Hosrifai Association
wili Be held on TUESDAY, November IS 1910. At
$50 p. m, at the Guild Room Church Of the
Epiphany, St. between 18th and 18th. The bust
ness before the meeting viii he election Of Oacsrs
receiving reports. and slch othe. matters as may
properly APPEAR. ELIAS S. HUTCHINSON,
most secTetary.
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Tide Table.

Tide Table,
Today-High tide as a. N. and / % p II Low
tide ~ a. N. and ~ p. N.
ToTaorroW-High tide. In a. N. and / 81 ?. m
Low tide. saf a. m. and s:2s D. N.
Condition of the Water.
Special TO The Washington Herald
HarTers Fem. W. Va. Nov 6-Bosh rivers clear
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Milwaukee. Nov. S-Uncficial returns
indicate the Socialists have carried Nil
waukee County by 5000.
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Temperatures fn other Cities,
Rain

Temperatures in other cities. together with the
amount Of rainfall for the tHeuty-.our hours ended
a. 2. n. yesterday. are follows:
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snyder still Confident.

The apparent attitude of each individ-
ual seemed TO be one OF. "Kismet: It
is fate!"
r. Snyder, chairman OF the Republic
can National League, circulated among
the hundred or so members OF the club
who were present and told them that
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GanSibatcn fir G~pnnmamtcr.

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ole Butter 40c. bis 80 oos Bfn16
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SC. atar, Elm alter anEeoler
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1toern iid ole 3eiten nlt6 mit Dem
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fnbrlatg 5,ir Sritc unn er aith be-
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