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              ' ' ' tSm 'y r £/" m D-.■ •jj - j '.t" tiiiiKHHi Dmmnuiiiu»iiii«iiHH« Try an ad. In tha Gazette. Thar* ■i la no mora effective medium of reaoh) Ing the 30,000 men, women and chilis dren In thle community. Do yeu want all tha nawa of your ;Cj; home town? Then aubaerlbe for the Gazette. The only newapaper pub- 3£ llahed In the city. TW«CD? ANSIONTI-01 T \ ONLY DAILY nt FIFTY SECOND YEAR HART 188!. P1TTSTON, PA. WEDNHSPAY EVENINO, NOVEMBER 6. 1901. probable. Not more than half the returns from the city are In, and these show an unusually close contest. It is not believed that the majority for either party In Baltimore city will exceed -.000. Anything like accurate llgures is not obtainable. IN DEFENSE OF SCHLEY Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, PENNSYLVANIA STANDS TRUE. LOWTOBEMAYOR gave mm a plurality of LV-'UU over hU oppouent, James L. Wells (fusion). JERSEY ELECTS MURPHY Always »C The "l£ Cheapest "" J. Edward Swnustloui (fusion) was elected In Brooklyn. Ills opponent, Ed imiuil 11. Driggs, nilrultteil that all the fusion oa ml Ida ten In Brooklyn were Hlicce»»ful. placing tlielr plurality nt ill unit 10,000. The latest return* hIiuwed that Swims!ruin had 77,024 votes and Prlggs 70,314. Captain Parker Begins Argu- His Plurality Estimated at Fit- ment Before Court. Elected by Plurality of Thirty teen Thousand. Thousand THE LEGISLATURE IS REPUBLICAN. Gregory Governor of Rhode laland. A3 APTEB BATTLE OF LAKE EBIB, Providence, 11. I.. Nov. 0.—In the election of Governor Gregory aud the entire ticket by a plurality of at least 0,000 the Republicans of Rhode Island, with a majority in both branches of the general assembly, have again retained the guidance of the state politics. The campaign lacked feature, and the result was a decreased vote at the polls. The Democrats cut down by 3.1MH) votes the plurality of the Republicans In the last election. The Democrats elected their mayoralty candidate by substantial pluralities in Providence; Pawtucket. Woonsocket and Newport, and the Republicans were successful in the new city of Central Falls. A Vletor Maligned—Soma ,»oat location Then Perhaps, How There IB None, Deolaraa Junior Coaasal Vo* the Applicant. . are articles on which the public must to a certain extent trust to the dealers honesty. Such goods are ofttn misrepresented through lack of knowledge and often through dishonest motives. You take no chances in dealing with us; our goods are selected carefully and intelli gently and our patrors get the full benefit of our experience. In fact our stamp or itock number is a guarantee in itself. #1.00 Ladies' Corsets 50c 1.00 Ladies' Kid Gloves 6jC 1 00 Bleached Table Napkin* JK 25c Ladies' Wool Hose 15c $[.25 Ladies' fleeced wrappers9(0 25c Ladies' White Aprons 18c 25c Gents' Wool Hose ijc 75c Ladies' Umbrellas 49c . 15c Plaid Dress Goods 10c 59c Men's Overalls 45c 25c Dress Goods 15c $2 Ladles' Walking Skirts $1 JO 10c Children's Black Hose jc 31c Tab e Damask aajic 20c Table Oil Cioth 15c 20c Gents' Suspenders 10c 39c Men's Heavy Shirts 29c 59c 10 4 white and grey blanket* 49 50c Ladies' Muslin Gown* 39c 25c Men's Random Shlrtt 19c JUSTICE JEROME ALSO IN. Joseph Cassldy, the Democratic nominee in Queens, was safely ahead, his plurality over the Republican candidate being estimated at more thau 3*000. fagan Mayor of Jeraey City—Returns Slow lu 4'ouilnu In—Much Scratching of liallota Done—Looal Compll- Potterand Harris Elected. Boxer Leader In High OfUee. Peking, Nov. Na Tung, a former Boxer leader, has been appointed to llie Chinese foreign office by au edict received yesterday. He recently returned from Japan, where he went as special envoy to apologize and express condolences for the murder of Huglya ma Akira, chancellor of the Japanese legation at Peking, shortly before the legations were besieged. This appointment Is considered a test of the attitude of the Chinese ministers toward the restoration of the Boxers to Imperial favor. Trenton, N. J., Nov. 6.—In New Jer•ey the election was complicated by new conditions that greatly delayed the I'onvassing of the votes and the ascertainment of the result. By an act of the last legislature the elections In all ?ltles of the state for municipal officers were merged with the state election. As a cousequence there was a great deal of scratching of the tiekst over cationa. Washington, Nov. 0. — Mr. Hanua, who has been assisting Judge Advocate Lcnily, completed his sammarlsa* tlon of the case before the Schley court of inquiry. Although the presentation of the case has been called an argument, there was little In Mr. Hanna's statements that c6uld be so named. Ills work was more correctly a presentation In regular order of the points which have been brought out In tha testimony which he considered adverse to the rear admiral. It Is deemed probable that the case will be submitted to the court for consideration and a final decision by tomorrow. The Fusion Forces Are Ueuernlly In Richmond George Cromwell (fusion) defeated Nicholas Muller (Dem.) by 424 votes. Victorious. Supreme court justices elected for terms of fourteen years were Morgan J. O'Brien, James A. Blanchard. John Proctor Clarke aud Samuel Greenbaum, all fusion nominees, Justice O'Brien being on both the fusion and Democratic tickets, and Justices Clarke and Blanchard being ou the fusion and Prohibition tickets. INSURGENTS WERE ROUTED VAN WYCK IS DEFEATED. Tammany Win* In Dronx and Queens Boronghi and Uet« Sheriff of Kew York County—All (lie Other Offlcera Probably Fualonlata — Low linns Ahead of Ticket In Brooklyn. H.6.SHUPP, Samuel Seabury, fusion candidate, was elected judge of the city court, defeating John P. Schuchman. His term Of office will be ten years. NASH WINS IN OHIO 31 W. Market St.. Wllkesbarre. The Plurality for the Republican Candidates Will be About 50,000. Seranton, Pa.. Nov. U.-A northbound car of the Seranton Hallway company while goiug from this city to Carbondale was dynamited at the upper end of Maytleld and hurled crosswise of the tracks. The windows and the front platform were shattered. The motoruian, a nonunion man, was hurled into the street and severely bruised. The conductor escaped unharmed. Two Italian trackmen In the car were thrown from their seats and Injured. Street Car Dynamited. Kllbourne Carries Home County of New York, Nov. G.—The fusion forces carried the city yesterday, as well as electing the uresldeuts of the boroughs Both Candidates. Columbus, O., Nov. 0.—Early unoffl clal Mr. Hanita was listened to with very clone attention by this court and counsel all ills somewhat tedious Partial returns from New York coun New Sheriff m Democrat. flf\ira* based uoon scattering DV"'  Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 0.—The election In Nebraska was extremely quiet, but after all a fairly satisfactory vote wa9 polled. All the returns received up to 1 o'clock this morning indicate that the Republican state ticket has been elected perhaps by as much as 5,000 majority. The figures upon which this estimate is based are given on precinct returns, which show average Republican gains of about 4 to the precinct. The returns from 158 precincts outside of Lincoln and Omaha give Sedwick (Rep.) for supreme judge, a totnl of 15,- 070 against 12,203 for llollenbeck (fusion).Quiet Bleotlou In Nebraska, See eur eteek el blaakets, and eomlerteblee before eny puroheee eleewbere. Philadelphia, Pa., Nov, li.—William P. Potter, of Doylestown. has been elected Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, and Frank G. Harris, of Clearfield, has been elected to serve as State Treasurer during the next two years. These were the regular Republican candidates and their election means that, in one of the hardest fought political battles ever waged in the Keystone State, the Republican party has maintained its supremacy and vindicated its administration oi the affairs of the Commonwealth during the past two years. All of the forces of the common enemy, the Democracy, were in the field, and. In addition, the Republican organization was compelled to fight against disaffection In Its own ranks. Men who had been exalted to high positions In the gift of the party turned their backs on the regular organization, and. joining bands with the enemy, sought, with all the power at their command, to wreck the great party which it has taken years to establish in Pennsylvania. But the election Is oyer, and the result shows that all of the work of the party wreckers went for naught. The plural itles by which the Republican candidates were elected were reduced considerably from those usually given by the State, but the figures are large enough to prove that the regular Republicans are yet in the saddle. It was clear early last night that Potter and flarrls had been victorious, and the later returns which came to hand this morning verified the earlier estimates. At noon today. It was stuted by those Who were in touch with the various rouoty organisations that the pluralities of the Republican State candidates would be in the neighborhood of 50.- 000. All of the great Republican strong holds, Including Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Lancaster and Chester, gave pluralities for the regular candidates. There Is great rejoicing at the Repubiwn headquarters In this city over the .routing that the fusion forces received in thj» State and county. All of the Union party candidates in this city were overwhelmingly defeated. The vote throughout the State was rather light, which accounts in a measure for the reduced pluralities. IT PAYS TO BUY AT TK PEOPLE'S Fatal Wreck on Panhandle. Pittsburg. Nov. 0.—Robert Allison and Robert Whitman were instantly killed and Howard Anderson was «e-riously Injured last night. The three men were brakemen 011 the Panhandle railroad and were In the calDoose of a freight train standing at High street station. A shifter engine, said to haw had the wrong signal given It, crashed Into the caboose, cut It In two and set It oh lire. Allison and Whitman were horribly mangled. IS SOUTH MAIN IT. NUT Tt Evans Bi (he local lights for city and ward officers, and tlie work of counting was tedious. It la the custom In Jersey to count all the names through ou a split ticket. As the polls do not close In New Jersey until 7 o'clock It was very late before even scattering returns were received.FRANKLIN MURPHY. Biff Democratic Majority Iu Virginia Richmond, Va., Nov. G.—The Democrats have swept the state for Moutague, the other candidates on the general ticket and for the legislature. The indications are that the Democratic majority will be not less than 30,000. That party will have both branches of the legislature by overwhelming majorities. The returns received thus far show Colonel 4. Hampton iioge, the Republican candidate for governor, has fallen behiud the legislative candidates of his party in very mauy places. Quality Always the Batt. Prices Always the Lavaifti New York. Nov. 6.—The Times says that Richard Croker told a friend last evening at the Democratic club that he had gone through his last campaign as the leader of Tammany Hall. The robes of the leadership will fall on the shoul ders of John K, Carroll, according to an amicable arrangement said "T& have been made at a conference between Senator Timothy D. Sullivan aud Mr. Croker to Abdicatet But these were of a sort to point to certain conclusions. Almost every precinct and.township return shows galas over the votes given for Voorhees (Rep.) for governor three years ago, and the indications clearly point to the election of Mr. Franklin Murphy (Rep.) as governor by probably 15,000 majority.Buckwheat Flour» 25 lb sack 6oq Prep B W Flour.CoM Snap 3 Id pkg 12c | Aunt Jemima Flour ! 2 I'd pkg 3 for 25c Nabob Pan Gake Floor 2 lb pkg 10c New Honey, "aSS**" 1 lb box 140 ' Jackson, Miss., Nov. 0.—As only the offices of state treasurer and secretary of state were to be filled little interest was manifested in the election. Private telegrams from the burger towns indicate that tUv temporary Incumbents, Qeorge W. Carlisle and Joseph ty. Powers, Democrats, who are appointees of Governor Longino, hav$ been elected state treasurer secretary of state respectively. The Election In niliialfialypt, Iroker Republicans also retain control of the legislature In both branches by large majorities. Sure Mill! Sloue !• Alive. Sofia. Bulgaria, Nov. 0. — Uulted States Consul Ueneral Dickinson of Constantinople l»a* returned here from Sanntkov. He authorizes the state meut that he Is satlstied that both Mlsb Ellen. M. Stone and her companion, Mine. Tsllka, are alive and well treated. The exchange of communtca lions with the brigands is still going on. 11 has been ascertained that the hand intended to kidnap Mr. House, missionary ht Salonika, at the same time that Miss Stone was carried off, but the design failed. Returns from Union county show no falling "off from the Republican pluralities given to Voorhees three years ago, and on the strength of this Hamilton Fish Kean, the county chairman, feels confident that Union will give 2,000 to Murphy. The thlex Republican candidates for assembly, Frederick Miller, William A. Xewcoui and William F. Hall, nro elected by pluralities ranging from 1.000 to 1,500. - - - HON. FRANK G. HARRI8. Elected State Treasurer. HON. W. P. POTTER. New Maple Syrup, i quart can a«_ i-2 gal. can 480 1 gallon can 8$c Maole Sugar, 2 lbs for 25c of Manhattan, Brooklyn and Richmond. the district attorney of New York counuv iVm;.imilicfta oi tl** su preme court aud a judge of the city court. {fleeted Judge of thC Supreme Court. ty indicated mat Jonn r. onaiejr (Dew.) would defeat William J. O'Brien (fusion) fpr sheriff by a v?ry srnal} plurality. turns Indicate the re-election of Governor Naali by a plurality much larger than that of two years ago, when he received 49,023 more vot*»s Www -Jelm ft. McLean. Thare are 3,234 precincts |n the state, and in order to win the Democrats would have to gain about but necossary summary. Captain James Parker, Junior counsel for Ilear Admiral Schley, then begttfrfils nrtrlrera trr support uf Admiral Schley, lie eoinpared this case with the eharges made after the battle of Lake Erie. In that case there might have been some foundation, but In this there was no foundation whatever. He said the court had lu its wisdom prevented comparisons with other officers, engaged in the Santiago campaign. Louisville, Ky., Nov. 6.—The Courier Journal claims the Democrats will have Increased majorities in both houses of the next general assembly, which will elect a successor to United States Senator Deboe. Charles F. Grainger (Dem.) is elected mayor o{ Louisville by over 8,000, The Vote In Kentucky. A dispatch from Flemington says the indications are that Hunterdon county wlil give 1.473 majority to Seymour -for governor. Three years ago it gave 1,674 majority to Crane (Dem.K Thomas L. Hamilton 'fusion) wag slightly ahead of -fckiotge H. Fahrbacb (Dem.) in the race for the county clerkship. Returns after midnight indicated fhe former's election. Seth Low, fusion candidate for mayor, was elected. His plurality over Kdward M. Shepard. the Democratic nominee, was about with I ft! I election districts missing. These districts. If they preserve the same proportions, will Increase his plurality to about ft3,- 000. The term of office of the mayor Is two years. Washington, Nov. tl.—Justice Bradley. sitting as a l ulled States district court, has signed a decree of condeiu nation and distribution in connection witirthe libel in prize Instituted by Admiral lleorge Dewey on behalf of himself and officers and crew of the United States naval force taklug part In the battle of Manila Bay. llewe* *» PrUe«. Scattering returns from Warren county show largo Republican gains. The Democratic majority In Washington, usually 200, was reduced to 5t. Belvedere, usually Democratic by 130, gives Murphy (Rep.), for governor, 85 majority. Three years ago Warren gave 1,530 niajorily to Crane (Dem.) for governor. Fpr register Frank .T. Goodwin (fusion) rou ahead of John H. ftoiper (Dent.). FRENCH SEIZE MITYLENE Visit our store and lc your order and yon make no mistake; it be money in your podk In Kings cqunty the fusion ticket was generally successful. Charles Guden was elected sheriff. Charles F. Uartzheim was chosen to the office of county clerk. Joseph Aspiuwall and Frederick E. Crane were elected for county judges. James C. Church was chosen surrogate. "There in no acouser here," he aald, "nobody 1* on trlnl, and yet the case has Been conducted as though Hear Admiral Schley were on trial. From the order of the argument now being made here we are compelled to consider the Inquiry as a trial." Shaking of the cruise to Clenfuegos, Captain Parker said it was inconsistent to criticise Admiral Schley for shipping to take Captain Chester on board while at the same time criticising him for not calling Captain Mc- Calia aboard. "We can't," he said, "blow hot and cold In the same breath. The truth Is there was no real delay In the voyage/* Admiral Calllard Occupies Three of the Principal Port*. William Travers Jerome (fuslonlst) was elected district attorney of this county, defeating Henry \Y. l.'uger, the Paris, Nov. 0.—An official dispatch received here yesterday announced the arrival of Admiral Calllard's squadron at tty* island of Mltylene, and a little later it was stated another had come announcing that Admiral had occupied tlie three principal ports of the This latter statement, however, Is not yet confirmed, though the Echo de Paris asserts that M. Deleave has received a dispatch froiQ M. ltapst, councilor of the embassy In Constantinople, saying that Admiral informs him that he has seized the customs of the island of Mltyleno. Indications from Hudson county are that Seymour (Dem,), for governor, will have from 0,00O to 8.(MD0 majority and that Fagau (Rep.) will he elected mayor of Jersey Clly. The first 700 votes counted in the city showed that In the Democratic districts Fagau was running about 34 per cent ahead of hlsf ticket. Trenton, N. J., Nov. ti.—Revised returns from all over the State at noon today give Murphy. Republican, a plurality of about 15,0110 over Seymour, Democrat, for governor. ('aiiil'i'ldge. Mass.. Nov. ti. William II. Lewis, culuiiil, who won renown lu collegiate football circles through his Work an center uii tlit- Jldrvurtl eleven, f as t-let-U-ii to tin- nouse ul reptvsentalves from tike Fifth Middlesex district. Colored Football Flayer Fleeted. The fusIonUts will have control in the board of estimate and apportionment, for the mayor has three votes in that body, the comptroller three, the president of the board of aldermen three, the president of the borough of Manhattan two. the president of the borough of Brooklyn two, the president of the borough of the Bronx one, the president of the borough of Richmond one. 46 SOUTH MAIN STREET. MONEY. Hoboken, N, J.. Nov. Lentring, Democratic candidate for mayor. Is elected by 2,000 majority over Wrdon, the fusion candidate. lte»ilt Clone la Hoclte«ter. Essex county polled a large vote Rochester, X. V., Nov. 0.- A change «f loo vutfDC lu the Third ward affect* tin* earlier reports on result for muyor The revised returns indicate the elec tlon of Aikrtph .1. RodenbecU (Rep.) a? mayor by a plurality of 11. The election is so dose that further revision may attain change the result. The He publit-aus elw-t the lest of the city ticket. Baltimore, Md., Nov. ti.—The latest advices indicate that the State, outside of Baltimore, will give a Democratic Legislature. The Democratic ticket in this city is badly beaten. It |» conceded that the Republicans have all tfce delegates from Baltimore city to tfo§ General Assembly. CRANE RE-ELECTED, Captain Parker also commended Com modore Schley's conduct of the crujse to Santiago. "He had acted," said the speaker, "according to the dictates of hix best judgment, a Judgment Which was better than thai of less experiene ed officers, an experience which had been gained in command under circumstances of every nature, in the arctic, around both capes, on every sea a&d under every sun. H* was at least as likely to be correct as those young officers who for the first time in tbejf lives were allowed command of a Sin&U boat." 9ehl«r'l Judgment. The following was given out as the text of the dispatch received from Admiral Calllard Xtiylene, dated Nov. *»• I have money Id mortgage* tor aa;J Mortgagee may stand for a term of ys NEW YORK LEGISLATURE To Be Uoveraor of MuMnacliimt'tta for Third Tluie only the Interest be paid, or will fire Ike f liege to make payment* on mortgage mo ly quarterly, semi-annually or aaa«B]r, the Interest will ceaee 'TinnHHatofr am m dollar of principal thus napald. TMe is building association money. I handle 4 private fnnds and trust funds. Bos I on, Nov. 0.—W. Murray Crane of Dalton (Rep.) was re-elected governor of Massachusetts for the third time by a plurality of 70.44.t8 over Joslah Qulney (Deui.). The Republicans also elected their entire state ticket and will GOVERNOR NASH. "Armored division arrived at Mltylene."RcpuiillcniiH CSnlu Tbrce Aasembly- itteii—Semite Kven, sixteen to a precinct. The returns outside of Cincinnati, Cleveland, Coluiq bus and Toledo show a uniform Repub licau gain of twenty to a precinct. New York, Nov. 0. In addition to the electiou of an entire new assembly two Htate senators were voted for at yes terday's electiou. The senators were elected to till vacancies caused by death In the Thirtieth and Forty-third senatorial districts. The successor of Senator Mit'luiel Russell in the Thirtj eth district will be William D. Barnes [Uop.). The successor of Cornelius It. l'arsous in the Forty-third dlNtrlct will be Merlon 10. I.ewis. who was one of the Republican leaders in the last as sembly. The election of Messrs. Barnes and i.ewis leaves the senate unchnng ed. There will be thirty-five Republic a us and fifteen Democrats in the senate of RM2. which Is the same number each party had in the senate of 1901. This dispatch does not tyYei«tton~any incident attending « landing, but It seems certain that the French commander carried out his Instructions, which were to occupy three ports of I he Island and to seize tiDe customs. Lincoln, .Neb., Nov. The entire Republican ticket is elected by 6,000 plurality. Alliniiy fttciiulill^n, Two years ago McLean carried Hamilton county by 1,065. Governor Nash will carry It this year by at least 5,000, and the legislature and county tickets Will win by nearly 12,000.  which Is the home county of both Nash apd KUbourne, has surprised the inoBt astute bv elvinw Kllbourn* 9.000 t»lurallty. Nash carried the county two years ago by 1,728. Albany. N. Y.. Nov. U.-Tho city oi Albany elected its entire Republican city ticket by majorities ranging from l.lOO to 1.50O. The contest WAS exciting nnil was participated In by William Barnes. Jr., for the Republicans anil Kugene D. WuwiJ and Anthony N. Bra dy for the Democrats. D. E. BAXTER. 2d Floor Bennet Bldg., Wttnter r GENERAL CORBIN MARRIED. Democratic caudldnte. The district at torney serves for four years. sr/ni low That Throbbing Headache would quickly leave you, if you used Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for sick and qervuus headaches. They make pure blood and buliti up your health. Only 25 cents. Money back if not cured. Sold by J. H. Houck and W. C. Price, Pittston. and G. D. Stroh, West PittBtou. The Wedding One of the Most Bril- liant Ever Seen in Washington. Robert A. Van Wyck. now mayor ol this city, was defeated fur justice of tin supreme court, receiving loss votes tlitln any other candidate for a Justiceship on either fusion or Democratic tickets. Taking up the questlun of the progress of I he Hying squadron from Clenfuegos to Santiago, Captain Parker said that If the court will take the trouble to look at the logs of the Various ships the members will see that there is nothing in that charge. "I prefer to take what the officers wrote at the time rather than what they say now." Washington. Nov. 0.—At noon today, In the magnificent home of the bride, on Massachusetts avenue, near Dupont Circle, in the presence ol a distinguished company representing the military '"4 civil aristocracy of the country. Miss Edyth Patten became the wife of Major General Henry C. Corbln, adjutant general or the United States army. The ceremony was performed acordlng to tile rites of the Roman Catholic church uy His Emin ence. Cardinal Gibbons, assisted by Key. Dr. D. J. Stafford, of St. Patrick's church, this city. During the service,, itlve couple stood In the doorway of an jalcov#, the mantel in the hack ground tot whlcb was decked with masses ol Jarleyeuse ferns and pink and white chrysanthemums. To the right was a .wall of royal palms, In front of which, ifter the ceremony. General Corbin and his bride stood to receive congrat uJationa. The presents filled three wmwia of the house and were jestetday removed to a safety deposit vault. Mc(*ulr«D I.OMF* In Syrannf, Outside of Franklin county the returns are uniformly favorable to the Republicans. The largest gain was In Stark county, the home of the late president, where the Republican phj rallty was 850 greater than it was two years ago. Thorough Instruction. Low  Graduates secure best positions. Scwware now drawing salaries of 91,900, Sl«IW and nOfe Manv In five and six months qualify selves to All positions which pay $00 and M tier month at the start. The atMiaeil AMBITIOUS young people In solicited. Positions furnished. Mend for circulars. t lURK k. WHITMOti SSSAMTgj  Met!ttlre three times mayor ot Syracuse, was defeated for re-election by District Attorney lay B. Jvliue by a plurality of 1.4The entire Repub lican city ticket Is elected, and the Republicans elect seven of nineteen alder men. Syracuse. N. Y Nov. 0.--James K Edward M. Orout. fttslou caudidatt for comptroller, defeated William W r ladd. Jr., the Democratic nominee Charles V. Fornes (fusion) was choseipresident of tlje board of aldermen The assembly of 1002 will stand as follows: Republicans, loS: Democrats. 12. This is a itcpubllcan gain of three and gives the Republicans a majority of 0«I. It is considered certain that S. Fred Nixon will succeed himself as speaker and that Jothain P. Allds will be the Republican leader on the floor. In ending his remarks for the d&y Captain Parker said in regard to the so called recounoissance: Tteinnrk* Cat Short. The Connecticut Election. MANGAN'S GENERAL STORES, Dcnutrrn'tii t'nrrj I'llen, &ew Ha von. (John., Nov. 0.~ Connectjf.'iH i*ho«je delegates to the first constitutional convention to be held In the state since JS18. On the flrst Wednesday In January, 1002, the delegates elected yesterday, will assemble in Hartford to begin the work of remodeling the state's constitution. Of the ICS towns in the state 103 have been heard from, showing that Republican delegates were elected In 105, Democrats in 44 and Citizen or nonpartisan candidates in It). "We have had the information of all the men who were clothed with no responsibility in the ease that they could and they would, etc. Well, perhaps they would; undoubtedly they could have gone in, the whole of them, aud risked the ships and been called fools for theli pains. They might have come out sue cessful; they might have done something to the Colon which was not done; they might have sunk her. I do not think that is in the least probable. I'tica. is. D .. Nov. «».—The Democrats elected their entli* /'Jty ticket, Talcott for mayor having a plurality C»f 832. They elected -I out of 8 aldermen, so the council will stand 8 Republicans and 7 have the usual heavy majority In the legislature In 1002. Returns from every city and town In the state with the exception of Dartmouth give Crane (Rep.) 185,500; Qulucy iDem.), 115,370. Dartmouth last year gave Crane (Rep.) 247 and Paine (Dein.) 27. so that, approximating the vote of this town, Crane's plurality is 70,408. UOVERNOR CRANE. 10-12 North Main Stmt, Plttston, Pa. hold these truths to be self-evi- we sell cheaper, because we sell more ; that we sell more, * \ because we sell cheaper; and it follows % as night the day that ours is the store to visit for all seasonable Dry Goods. My superb stock of Coats, Capes, Cloaks and Jackets has never been equaled, beating all past records. You will enjoy a glance at the marvelous collection of Dress Patterns and Silks, It embraces novelties never presented until this season. - 4 Your every desire met with the moat appropriate ideas in the Notion and Ribbon Departments, in many, many charming novelties. As you would select a fiiend so select your attire of us. You will never regret it, as our low prices always cor respond with your pocketbook.  The Democratic leadership will go either to J. J. Fitzgerald of this city or George M. Palmer of Schoharie. Mr. Palmer has had the minority leader ship before. He succeeds Mr. Frisbie. who was the minority leader in this year's assembly. HciiultlicaiiM Curry Selirneetnily. Schenectady. N. Y.. Nov. 0 Horace •*. Van Voast tUep.) was elected mayor Dy 313, and the common council, uhich ;iad been Democratic for years, is Re publh-an by 12 to CD. Democrats. The total vote In the state ran over 300,000, the largest vote ever cast in the state in an off year. The legislature of 1002 will stand 109 Republicans, 79 Democrats and 2 Social Democrats on a Joint vote of both houses. The Democrats made a gain lu the house, out suffered a loss In the senate. Ofttvutfo HepuMienn by Five % otea. Oswerro, N. Y, Nov. 0.— Oswego lects Benjamin Baker (Rep.) mayor vCr Thomas Pcuraon (Dem i by 5 otes. Troy, X. Y., Nov. 0.—Daniel E. Con way was re-elected mayor of this city ou a progressive Democratic Republic an ticket oyer Scyiijoyv Van Santvoord ihe regular Democratic nominee, bD anywhere from 1,000 to 1,800 plurality The entire Republican city and count} tickets were elected. The campaign li this city was a most interesting one, at former Cnlteil States Senator Mnrplij led the tight for Van Santvoord auO former Govaxuqv Black for Conway. Conway Re-elected In Troy Cummins Governor of Intra, "There is one little incident about this matter. We are permitted w go up to June 1, una w« 6ee by the log of tke Colon that she was thero until 10:35. At 7 o'clock in the morning the com mander in chief, Admiral SampSon, came there and the Colon was pointed out to him, and there she lay for foui hours and a half a gun being fired aw her. 1 am not faulting anybody for this. Des Moines, la., Nov. G.—Tbe result * Iowa is rcmaikable. tVlth the facing off 1q tne vote throughout the state, the loss in some precincts being 40 ami 50 per cent in the total vote and tl:» average loss for the state being oneflfth of the vote of two years ago, A. B. Cummins, the Republican candidate has been elected bv a plurulLy or  thing like Wu.OOO. the largest ever given a governor in this state. The entire Republican state ticket Is elected by similar pluralities Tlip Prohibitionists claim a large gain ou their former vbtes and are very much gratified, but have not sufficient returns to give out any tigures. v LI HUNG CHANG DYING. JReport to That Effect Come»from the Chinese Capital, Pelcln. M0V. 0.—Li Hung Chang is reported to h0 Washington, Kor {—Minister Conger baa telegraphed ti»ff State Department confirming the newt that Li Hung Chang is dying, lfe fiaya his death is expected at any hour. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Much interest in the returns centered in this city, which went for Quincy by almost exactly 7,700. a little more than the Republican estimate and a little (ess than the Democratic. The Deino..mDD csroo cicf.nfu an meir canaiaateu for oflkes in Suffolk county by much larger' margins than that given Mr. Quincy, New York Stock Markets, furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., stock brokers, room 26 Miners' Bank building. "The exercise of the slightest judg meut." the speaker when the clock struck D -'Timo'w up," said Admiral Dewey, and without allowing to tin captain an opportunity to cud the sen tence the court adjourned. N«w York, Nov.'fi,1901. Open Close J18V4 1164 79U 3'^ f-r* tV4 . Mil »r 42D4 42ii 91M Pit* ..„ 124% 124H C-9X lOlfi 101 10 U 8*K MVi ci 6iw *M & 26* MM i 8fttt 34fc 145# J48M iV+ 43U T7M 7?y PM fiOif J* & — S!5 =4 I MN u* tagfcr  D  ItobisoD prnf . I rooklyn Traction ft Ohio  (J. S. 8t ie!  (J. 8. tfteelpref.... tan. EJ  vfo. Pa..,,  °eo. Gas .... .... 3ol. IroL ft Fuel... O. Pacific  Copper  •""ar & Foundry. ... O. ft W  leading ........... Leather  Bobber  fTnlon Peotflo... . Union Pacific pref WsiKwh pref.. "n'M, U.K. ft T... Knight Mayor of Uof)«lo. Buffalo. Nov. Thw entile Bepub FATAL FIRE IN WISCONSIN william' jerome. | llcan city ancl county tickets were The standing of the two branches of the legislature is as follows: Senate- Republicans, 32; Democrats, S. House -Republicans, 107; Democrats, 71; Social Democrats, 2. .elected. Erastus Ci Kulglit, state camp ! winning over George M. Van Hoesen j irouef) i8 elected mayor by a plurality Both the compuoltef pp«l the president, o( - 431 ftnd the balance of the Repub of the board of alJenneu serve iai' p**- ncan ticket was carried by pluralities years, like the mayor. ranging from 4.600 $w T Tfte next The contests for the presidencies 01 0f counclUnen will be composed th.3 difTerent boroughs, each president ()f ninc n«'pubHeans and no Democrats, to serve tui tv-y resulted as fol sixteen lb publicans and nine Demol°ws: cj.itic city supervisors wore elected. Jacob A. Cantor (fusion) defeated b^iTagFMwniTPIttoton zest* (Dem-'iu the boroug"01 »£ &SL. VT.« ' , InTlted to call on any drogflst and let free Mr CajW* p)urjlltf was more tuiri t of Kempt Balaam for tha throat 12,000. tad longi, a remedy that la gnaraataad to Democrats win la Broax. can ill fallm all chronic and aMD Louis I". Haffen (Demi was vlctorl aooghfcjgttma. Jroochltla, and conaump A Phytic!jn Nine Women Lose Their Lives In a Theater Fire. "I have taken Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and never used anything that did me Bessemer, Mich., Nov. 6,—By the intrnig of a variety theater at Hurley. Wis., last night, nine women perished. Several more are missing. layette vJure for rheumatism and Rheumatism Cured in 9 p«y Baltimore, Nov. IT—A conservative estimate based 011 about half the voting prccincts in the city and unofficial returns from the state made at 5 a. m indicate that the Democrats will con troj the legislature and will have probably hi votes ea joint bajl&i, jtiiwL is six more than a majbrlty. In ordei1 to attain this result it will be necessary that they carry the Second legislative district la Baltimore city. wWch seems Marjl«nj I Pi n.oci-.ip neuralgia radically cures In 1 to 3 days. Its action upon tbe system is re- the good that did," says County Physician Geo. W. Scroggs, Hall county, Oa. "As a physician, I have prescribed It with the best results." If food remains the weather. markable and mysterious. It removes at once tbe cause and tbe disease Immediately disappears. The first dose gvestly UeceflU. 75 cents and I1.Q0. Sold by J. ft. HqucK, druggifst, 'i N. Main strep*- ' "Washington, Nov. 6.—Forecast until 8 p. m., Thursday, for Eastern Pennsylvania: Fair tonight and Thursday. undigested ita your stomach tt decays. To prevent by dieting means star vatiou. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you C-at. You need sufftr neither dyspepsia nor starvation. Sold by Far rer, Paoic & rtoberts, Ptttston and Witt Framed pictures make good Xmaa gifts. If you have th« pictures, 1« J. A Dunn do 60 8. Mfttt- «toT«a {SMlnA M Asfc't. kfci .-a ILK'jBtllfM"' ''ill*/ ~i I V. -.iuLifti - .-A.'n'.v.' . .'.C.SS5r«-i.