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F M KIMMELL Publisher
MCOOK
NEBRASKA
I News in Brief I
The air of the New York subway is
said to be deficient In oxygen
Governor Mickeys majority in Ne
braska will be between nine and ten
thousand
The oldest orator In Germany is
Deputy Schneider in Eberswalde now
103 years of age
Russia declares that she will brook
no interference of European nations
in the eastern war
Military experts In Washington ex
pect the Japanese to conduct a win
ter campaign in Manchuria
Eighty Iowa counties give Roose
velt 247249 Parker 110303 Swallow
7318 Debs 8403 Watson 1357
Four men were killed as a result of
xeign of terror in a West Virginia
town posses are in pursuit of the
desperadoes
Emperor Francis Joseph has tele
graphed to President Roosevelt his
congratulations on the latters elec
toral victory
Andrew Carnegies early ambition
was to be a newspaper man and he
confesses that even today the youth
ful yearning takes hold of him
Jesse J Finley one of the few sur
viving brigadier generals of the con
federate army died in Lake City
Fla on Sunday He was 92 years of
age
Captain Joshua Slocum sailed into
Boston harbor with his little yawl
sloop Spray after a voyage of over
nine years The Spray registers nine
tons net
The first National bank of Montour
la has been authorized to begin busi
ness with a capital of 25000 A B
Taplin is president and R E Austin
Jr cashier
Congressman Cockran promises tc
introduce in congress a bill providing
that campaign committees shall pub
lish the names of contributors and the
amount contributed by each
Louis R Bermudez a prominent
resident of Lima shot and killed him
self with a revolver The deceased was
connected with the enterprise ol
American capitalists in Pera
Wells Fargo officials have discover
ed that the report of the theft of an
express package containing 11900
shipped from Chihauhua to Mexicc
City some time ago was erroneous
President Smith of the Mormon
church will be unable to accept the in
vitation to address the National Irri
gat ion congress at El Paso Tex on
account of the pressure of other busi
ness
More than 500 students worked their
way through Columbia university last
year earning in various ways 74
02117 according to a report of the
secretary of the committee on em
ployment for students
Paul de Cassagnac the prominent
Bonapartist deputy and journalist
and once the most notorious duelist
in France died November 4 He was
61 years old and began his journal
istic career at the age of 19
Booker Washington Jr the eldest
son of Booker T Washington has
filed an application for appointment
as paymaster in the army The appli
cant is now a student at the Massa
chusetts Institute of Technology
The Russian consul general has re
ceived 10850 for the Russian Red
Cross contributed by commercial and
manufacturing establishments in Hoi
land This contribution will be hand
ed to the dowager empress of Russia
The prospectus of the new Japanese
loan of sixty million dollars will be
issued soon Half of the amount will
be offered in New York and half in
London The price is 90 with in
terest at 6 per cent The loan will be
secured by a second charge on Jap
anese customs
Ten thousand congratulatory mes
sages have been received by President
Roosevelt Every mail brings large
numbers of congratulatory letters
Notwithstanding their immense num
ber the president has decided that
each one is to be answered and this
work will require perhaps several
weeks
Former President Cleveland went
on his first hunting trip of the sea
son the next day after election In
company with Dr Carlton Priest and
W B McFarland he drove to Rocky
Hill where he spent the day The
shooting was good and the party re
turned before dark with sixteen quail
and seven rabbits
Three battleships five scout crui
sers six torpedo boat destroyers six
torpedo boats and two squadron col
liers at an aggregate maximum cost
of 41300000 is the building pro
gram which the general board of the
navy has recommended the secretary
of thee navy to urge congress to au
thorize at its next session
The Debs socialist vote last Tues
day is estimated at 500000 for the
-whole country Four years ago the
total vote of the party -was 877G9
Mrs C A Curry 33 years old was
shot and killed and her husband prob
ably fatally wounded in a pistol duel
at their home in East fueblo Colo
Rev Herbert Welch D D pastor
of the First Methodist Episcopal
church at Mt Vernon N Y was
chosen by the trustees as -the new
president of Ohio1 Wesleyan unlver
sity succeeding Rev -Dr J W Bash
lord
CHOICE AT POLL
NAMES OF MEN SELECTED FOR
NEBRASKAS LEGISLATURE
UPPER H0U8EALL REPUBLICAN
Lower Branch Stands Ninety one Re
publicans Ttnd Nine Democrats
Congressional Vote in the Six Ne
braska Districts
Recapitulation
Joint
Senate House ballot
Republicans 33
Fuslonists 0
Total 33
91
9
100
THE CONGRESSIONAL VOTE
124
9
133
Senate
DIst 3 E A Tucker Humboldt rep
DIst 212 E Good Peru rep
Dlst 3 R W Jones Dunbar rep
Dist 4 George L Sheldon Nohawka
rep
Dlst 5 Alex Laverty Ashland rep
Dist 6 L C Gibson South Omuha
rep B F Thomas Omaha rep C L
Saunders Omaha rep
DIst 7 F C Nelson Bancroft rep W
A Meserve Creighton rep
Dist 9 Edwin D Gould Wolbach rep
Dist 10 W D Haller Blair rep
Dist 11 J J Williams Wayne rep
Dist 12 Hugh Hughes Columbus rep
Dist 13 Dr J P GilUgan ONeill rep
Dlst 14 C P Breeie Rushville rep
Dist 15 Martin L Frie3 Arcadia rep
jjis t it Aaron wall JLoup City rep
Dist 17 A E Cady rep
Dist IS W H Whaley Clarks rep
DIst 19 M D Dimery Crossing re p
Dist 20 J H Mockett Jr Lincoln
rep P P Beghtol Bennett rep
Dist 21 H L W Jackson Beatrice
rep
Dist 22 Andrew Vore Crete rep
Dist 23 W H Jennings Davenport
rep
Dist 24 George W Shreck York rep
Dist 25 C II Epperson Fairfield rep
Dist 26 J E Peterson Campbell rep
Dist 27 David Hart Hastings rep
Dist 28 A F Harsh Lowell rep
Dist 29 Albert Wilsey Moorefield rep
Dist 30 W D Giffln Gothenburg rep
House
Dist 1 W H Hogrefe rep J S
Lard Werden fus Henry Gerdes Bar
ada fus
Dist 2 J M Cravens Armour rep W
H Wilson Table Rock rep
Dist 3 H R Howe Auburn rep U P
Peabody AspJnwall rep
Dist 4 J W Witham Cook rep
Dist 5 William Ernst Graf rep
Dist 6 J W Cassel Nebraska City
rep S M Parker Palmyra rep
Dist 7 W DelesDernier Elmwood
rep W E Hand Greenwood rep
Dist S R B Windham Plattsmouth
rep
Dist 9 John M Ward Springfield rep
Dist 10 C J Anderson Omaha rep
S C Barnes Omaha rep H T Clarke
Jr Omaha rep N P Dodge Omaha
rep F J Fitle South Omai a rep Dr
H A Foster Omaha rep Michael Lee
Omaha rep M E Muxen Omaha rep
F S Tucker Florence rep
Dist 11 Frank Jahnel Kennard rep
Dist 12 Robert A Smith Tekamah
rep
Dist 13 J C McElhenny Lyons rep
Dist 14 Joseph Roberts Fremont rep
Hugh Scilley Leavitt rep
Dist 15 Fred H Hunke West Point
fus
Dist 16 Oscar Thompson Wisner rep
Dist 17 Charles McLeod Stanton rep
Dist IS J O Milligan Wakefield rep
Dist 19 F P Voter Laurel rep
Dist 20 M T Post Monowi rep
Dist 21 N D Jackson Neligh rep
Dist 22 Frank Jouvenat Petersburg
rep
Dist 23 F W Richardson Battle
Creek rep
Dist 24 J W Bender Creston fus
Dist 25 Fred Hoare Monroe rep
Dist 26 Otto Zuelow Schuyler rep
Dist 27 W J Haarman Fremont
rep J J Pospisl Weston rep
Dist 28 J M Bolen fus Peter F
Fenlon fus
Dist 29 Joihn H McLain Seward rep
E S Atwood Beaver Crossing rep
Dist 30 H C M Burgess Lincoln
rep Joseph Burns Lincoln rep James
C Holliet Kavelock rep Charles C
Warner Waverly rep
Dist 31 Del A Stetson Western rep
J J Rohwer Friend rep
Dist 32 W E Robbins Cortland rep
J J Casebeer Blue Springs rep Adam
McMullen Wymore rep
DIst 33 Robert Kydd Beatrice rep
Dist 34 W C Lines Diller rep
DIst 35 Thomas Lahmers Belvidere
rep
Dist 26 Dan B Cropsy Fairbury rep
Dist 37 George Perkins Fairmont
rep Robert A Marks Ohiowa rep
Dlst 38 H M Dietrich York rep
William Meredith York rep
Dlst 39 W B jGnes Stromsburg fus
Dist- 40 W W Burroughs Central
City rep
Dist 41 A V Cunningham Giltner
rep Charles Anderson Marquet rep
Dist 42 P A Caldwell Edgar rep G
C Fishback Harvard rep
Dist 43 H F Bowman Lawrence rep
Dist 45 W G Sadtier Red Cloud rep
Dist 46 Eric Johnson Juanita rep
Dist 44 C W Kaley Roseland rep
DIst 47 H E Ferrer Grand Island
rep George L Rouse Alda rep
Dist 4S Nels Hermanson Nysted rep
Dist 49 Thomas Doran Stuart rep
W II Bedford Week fus
DIst 51 J A Douglas Bassett rep
Dist 52 W H Horton Springview rep
Dist 53 Frank Currie Crawford rep
Dist 54 George C McAllister Chap
pell rep
Dist 55 A E Barton Arcadia rep
Dlst 56 H Cropsey Westerville rep
C Mackey Ansley fus
Dist 57 Horatio Swelser Ashton rep
Dist 58 J H Davis Gibbon rep
Dist 59 George E Bacon Overton rep
Dist 60 A C Christiansen Minden
rep
Dlst 61 H C Livengood Franklin rep
Dist 62 C A Luce Republican City
rep
Dist 63 P G Engstrom Holdrege rep
Dist 64 E B Perry Cambridge rep
Dist 65 Philip Gliem Danbury rep
DIst 66 George C Junkin Smithlield
rep
Dist 07 J C Hill Imperial rep
First District
Bur- Le- Bur-
kett Master kett Hank
Cass 2250 1697 2173 1703
Richardson 2241 1946 2212 1703
Otoe 2450 1806 1885 1935
Nemaha 1740 1320 1574 1283
Lancaster 7124 2878 5867 3124
Total3 15811 9649 13711 9753
Second District
Ken- Hltch
nedy cock
Douglas 12014 11304
Washington 1472 1364
Sarpy 839 956
Totals 14325 13624
Kennedys majority 701
Indian at Civilized Work
Purcell Powless a full bloqded Onei
da Indian grandson of a former chief
of the tribe has just been given a po
sition as motorman in the St Louis
street railway service He Is the sec
ond full blooded Indian to be employ
ed by the St Louis Transit Company
Felix Soptt a Sioux having been in
the servHe six months Powless Is 23
years old He was born in Wisconsin
where the Oneida tribe has lived for
years His Indian name is Soda Wah
He was educated at Haskell institute
Lawrence Kan
Third District
Mc- Mc-
Carthy Killip CarLhy son
Nanco 1023 G30 8S5 637
Burt 2016 849 1420 833
Merrick 1145 805 348 76
Dodge 2179 3388 1898 19S9
Platte 1313 2067 1043 lCGl
Cedar 153L 1375 1199 1232
Stanton 73 734 527 627
Dakota 800 631 634 605
Thurston GC9 663 593 495
1225 901 859 764
Dixon 1407 StiU J1W tvs
Cuming 1281 1434 i 1117 1387
Totlas 15373 13336 12297 11561
Fourth District
Hinshaw Gilbert Hinshaw Stark
Polk 1038 1129 911 1315
Thayer 1841 1112 1477 128S
Butler 1554 1739 1290 1594
Saunders 2629 19S1 1970 202S
Jefferson 2259 735 1839 1012
Hamilton 1565 1303 1328 1340
Saline 2259 1548 2033 1522
Totlaa 13345 94S8 10823 10700
Fifth District
Norrls Mauck Norris berger
Franklin 1112 963 818 944
Nuckolls 1459 112S 1200 1122
Webster 1423 1025 1124 1070
Clay 1859 1539 1578 1394
Phelps 1329 797 977 868
Perkins 160 162 121 171
Kearney 1117 913 911 852
Adams 2011 1579 1595 1738
Hayes 306 192 233 252
Gosper 517 404 330 462
Red Willow 1255 660 1031 725
Furnas 1432 979 1125 993
Hitchcock 572 387 3G1 417
Totals 14557 10628 11404 11008
Sixth District
Kinkaid McNeel Kinkaid Barry
Blaine 130 45 78 68
Garfield 309 177 209 166
Kimball 132 38 95 54
Keith 246 177 203 184
Rock 466 176 371 233
Sherman 706 659 496 633
Totals 19S9 1272 1457 1232
Wipes Out Albanian Chiefs
The Sublime Porte tired apparent
ly of continuous fighting with the Al
banians without obtaining any result
seems to have adopted the more in
sidious plan of weeding out the chiefs
Osman Pasha one of the most power
ful chiefs in Albania has just arrived
at Scutari ostensibly on a visit to
the governor of the province He is
stated to be really however in a
condition of gilded exile and many
other chiefs are believed to be threat
ened with similar treatment
Women of Uncivilzed Races
Among many of the uncivlized
races of mankind the inferiority of
women is consecrated by usage and
she is not permitted even to eat at
the same time as her husband This
conditon is found principally in Afri
ca and India Some tribes place ser
tain prohibitions upon women For
instance they are prohibited from
mounting a horse and from eating cer
tain kinds of meat or drinking cer
tain beverages
Trivial Causes of War
Borrowing a tobacco pipe and fail
ing to return it kindled civil war for
years among the rival races in the
Pamirs and Afghanistan A dispute
as to the relative attractions of snails
and vipers as food gave rise to fifty
years of fighting between Milan and
Pisa and it is said two German states
fought for years out of rivalry as to
their respective powers of beer drink
ing Stray Stories
Oldest American Fort
The oldest fortress in the United
States is Fort Marion on the Matan
zas in Florida It has seen many
bloody frays in the opening up of
what is now the paradise of the south
The land around this ancient place
has been watered by the blood of men
who have fallen in conflict but today
it is a peaceful picturesque spot full
of charm and serenity
Is my husbands case serious doc
tor It is very grave madam I
have left an opiate How often shall
I give it to him He needs absolute
rest and quiet Dont give it to him
Take it yourself Colliers Weekly
Clock Brought High Price
The record price for a clock is 33
G00 paid for the timepiece made by
Iouis XVI of France It was pur
chased by one of the Rothschilds
Shark Aids Fisherman
On the night of Sept 27 a ten foot
shark chased 30000 herrings into the
nets of a Dublin trawler and was
caught himself
The power of little things has so of
ten been noted that we accept it as
an axiom and yet lail to see in each
beginning the possibility of great
events F P Edwards
The slander inflicts wrong by cal
umniating the absent and he who
gives credit to the calumny before he
knows its truth is equally guilty
Herodotus
It doesnt always make a young man
happy when a girl returns his love
especially if it is returned because
she has no use for it
Even the one legged man may have
a pretty good standing in the com
munity
A landlord says a months rent in
hand is better than a dozen promises
to pay
Found Fortune In New New Zealand
Albert Winter an Englishman work
ing In the Grannlty Creek mines New
Zealand picked up a stone to throw
at a pigeon one evening while on his
way home Something in the stone
attracted his attention and on ex
amining It he found gold bearing
quartz Winter quietly took out
miners wrlghts and with a mate
pegged out a claim This was a couple
of months ago He has just sold his
interest for 500000 and has gone
home to his parents who had not
heard of him Tor ten years
NEARLY ONE WAY
ROOSEVELT CARRIES ALL
NORTHERN STATES
THE
ALSO BREAKS THE SOLID SOUTH
His Electoral Vote as Now Figured
Will Be 343 or 104 More Than Need
ed Maryland and Missouri Both
Choose Republican Electors
NEW YORK The plurality of
the nresldent in the nation accordins
the greatest plurality ever given an
American candidate The nearest ap
proach to this vote was in 1896 when
McKinley received a plurality approxi
mating 860000 and in 1872 when
Grant received 620901 plurality The
interest centers in Missouri and Mary
land Late returns indicate that the
former state is in the republican col
umn so far as presidential electors
are concerned but that Joseph W
Folk the democratic candidate has
been elected governor The republi
cans elect eight of the sixteen con
gressmen In Maryland the president
ial vote will probably be cast for
President Roosevelt Late returns
Indicate that Thomas A Smith dem
has been elected to congress in the
First district by 430 plurality Con
gressman Jackson of this district
however puts forward a claim of
trick ballots and fraud and says he
will contest the election In the other
states it is simply a question of plur
alties
The solid south was broken by
the probable defection of Missouri
this section of the country usually
having thirteen states in the demo
cratic column The figures show but
twelve states with 133 votes for
Judge Parker
Presiaent Roosevelt carried all the
northern states swept them in fact
and today he had 343 electoral votes
The banner state is Pennsylvania
Twenty four hours after the polls
closed the returns from this state in
dicated that Roosevelts plurality
would reach 4S5000 Next came Illin
ois where the president polled ap
proximately 225000 votes more than
did Judge Parker The New York City
returns are still incomplete but the
amazement over the result has not
subsided Judge Parker carried great
er New York by over 41000
COMPLEXION OF CONGRESS
How the Two Houses Will Stand on
the Fourth of March
States Rep
iltltjti 111 el
jjalirornia S
U1UI uUO -
Connecticut 5
Delaware 1
Florida
j trui 5 icX
1 ct XI J
llinois 2
Indiana 11
Iowa 11
N 3TlclS o
CnillOrCy J
Louisiana
Ioine 4
Maryland 3
Massachusetts 11
Michigan 12
Minnesota 9
Mississippi
Missouri 8
Montana 1
Cl ill S rcL O
v V cX 11 tl
Cew Hampshire 2
Jew Jer ey 9
vcw York 26
North Carolina
Torth Dakota 2
Jhio 20
Oregon 2
Pennsylvania 31
tlnode Island 1
South Carolina
south Dakota 2
Tennessee 2
Pexas
Utah 1
ermont 2
Virginia 1
Washington 3
West Virginia 5
Wisconsin 10
Wyoming 1
Totals 347
END OF WAR FAR OFF
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France Again Decfines to Take Action
Looking Toward Mediation
PARIS The reports of contemplat
ed mediation in the war in the far
east ave again made it plain that
France does not consider the time op
portune to exert influence singly or
jointly to induce Russia to make or
accept terms At the same moment
that the rumors were circulating in
various capitals that France intended
to act M Delcasse the foreign min
ister was pointing out to diplomatic
callers that efforts at mediation would
be futile The following is the textual
language used when one of the am
bassadors sounded the minister on
Frances intentions
The ambassador said
It is profoundly regrettable that
the parties do not heed your advice
toward averting the present slaugh
ter
Yes answered M Delcasse but
all my efforts were in vain
The ambassador then asked Can
aothing be done to terminate the
war
M Delcasse replied with an expres
sion of deep regret o I am sorry
to say that it appears nothing can be
done at this time
Heavy Snowfall in Pennsylvania
YORK Pa Telephone and tele
graph wires are down trolley cars are
stalled railway trains are greatly de
layed and there is a general suspen
sion of traffic in this city and through
out York county as the result of what
Is said to be the heaviest storm York
ever experienced at this time of the
year It is estimated that snow fell
to a depth of a foot on the level The
city is in darkness owing to the cross
ing of wires due to the wires being
weighted down with snow
PLURALITIES BY STATES
Parker and Roosevelts Votes Compar
ed with McKinley and Bryans
MeKin
Parker velt ley Bryan
State 1901 1901 1300 1900
Alabama 75000 41619
Arkansas 39000
California 100C0O
Colorado 15C01
Connecticut 3SO00
Delaware 4030
Florida 20COO
Georgia 65000
Idaho 25000
Illinois 225000
I Indiana 75000
Iowa 130000
Kansas 100000
Kentucky 11000
Louisiana 35000
Nebraska
Nevada
IsT Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
N Carolina
N Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
S Carolina
S Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
50000
50000
20665
100000
10000
75000
2000
20000
IVVW
12000
30000
33770
is
3671
91921
26470
9S5t3
23331
to all indications wm exceed 1500000 nna gjg
Massachusetts S6000 S1SG9
Michigan 150000 1045S1
Minnesota 125000 77560
Mississippi 50000
Missouri 10000
Montana
832
19310
17133
174000 143606
20666 15307
200000 69036
40000 13141
4S5000 2SS433
16000 13976
40666 uosb
2133
29719
3631 2
29661
2050S
46665
2611
8041
39437
45953
37S30
11773
ifMS
24071
43657
22 21
136791
23000 35316
Washington 30000 12023
W Va 20000 21C2
Wisconsin 60000 106597
Wyoming 5000 4318
PARKER HAS HAD ENOUGH
Will Never Seek a Public Office
Again
ESOPUS N Y Judge Parker last
night gave to the press an open let
ter addressed to The Democracy of
the Nation in which he thanked
those in charge of his campaign work
and declared that the people will soon
realize that the tariff fed trusts are
absorbing the wealth of the nation
He said that when that time comes
the people will turn to the democratic
party for relief In this letter Judge
Parker says he shall never seek a
nomination nor public office He
discusses the difficulties encountered
by the democrats in making their
campaign this year and makes sug
gestions on harmony in the party
Concluding the judge says he does not
hesitate to say that the great moral
question that confronts the democrats
is shall the trusts and corporations
be prevented from contributing
money to control or to aid in con
trolling elections
The telegraph office at Rosemount
lodge was dismantled after the days
i business Judge Parker said that his
plans for the future were not defin
itely made but that soon he would be
in harness again It is generally be
lieved here that he will engage in the
practice of law in New York forming
a partnership with some well estab
lished firm
OHIOS QUARTER MILLION
It Is That Much Plurality For Roose
velt
COLUMBUS Nearly complete re
turns show close to 250000 plurality
for Roosevelt and Fairbanks Only
eighteen out of eighty eight counties
in the state have been carried for
Parker and only one democratic con
gressman has been elected out4 of
twenty one State Chairman Harvey
Garber the democratic candidate in
the Fourth district has 1600 plurality
in a district normally 6000 demo
cratic
A conference of republican leaders
was held here and it was rumored that
a plan had been agreed upon to se
cure the elimination of all factional
lines and rally to Governor Herrick
Chairman Dick denied the conference
had any such significance and declar
ed that the discussion related only
to campaign finances
PEABODY IS ONLY ONE LOST
Republicans Sveep Colorado with Ex
ception of Governor
DENVER The News dim Fri
day says While the returns on the
vote for state offices apart from gov
ernor are far from complete the
News has compiled tables that seem
to show the election of the entire re
publican state ticket except Peabody
and of the three republican congress
men A considerable number of
counties are estimated on the best
possible advices and there is a chance
that Mrs Grenfeld democratic candi
date for state superintendent of pub
lic instruction may pull through on
the scratch vote in her favor
The state senate is democratic by
a good majority but the complexion
of the house is in doubt
The plurality of Adams over Pea
body for governor amounts to 9646
Concede Everything
PARKERSBURG W Va The dem
ocrats have conceded everything to
the republicans in West Virginia in
cluding the five congressmen and the
legislature
Attendance at the Worlds Fair
1ST LOUIS Total attendance at the
Worlds fair for the week ending No
vember 12 was 49S149 Total since
opening of the fair 17065SS6
Call to Form a New Party
CHICAGO James H Ferriss chair
man of the national committee of the
peoples party has issued a call for a
meeting to be held in Chicago some
time during November for the purpose
of forming a now national party In
his call for the gathering which he
terms a Jefferson conference Mr
Ferriss declares that the time has ar
rived for the consolidation of a num
ber of progressive parties and factions
under a broad and liberal Jeffersonian
program
THE TWO STAT
5 WHAT THE VOTE IN NEBRASKA
AND IOWA REVEALS
IYI0ST OF COUNTIES COMPLETE
An Opportunity to Compare the Vote
of Mickey in Nebraska with that of
President Roosevelt in the National
Contest -
IOWAS PRESIDENTIAL VOTE
Roosevelt Parker Swallow Debs and
Watson
Candidates
1 Adair
I Adams
tUIamakee
Appanoose
Audubon
Benton
Carroll
Cedar
Cerro Gordo
Cherokee
Chickasaw
Clarke
Clay
Clayton
Clinton
P
r
a
Guthrie- 2814 1024
Hamilton
Hancock
Hardin
Harrison
Henry
llowpnl
Humboldt
Ida
Iowa
Monona
Monroe
Muscatine
109
2099
3645
S n O i
tjS 3 03O
S Z sr S
o
2303 S95
1761 1003
2611 15S0
3705 1S39
1838 942
3609 2062
3334 lesi
1200
1S20 1099
1930 369
1561 919
2 231 lK
3231 1186
O Brien 22i
Osceola 1179
Pase 3425
Plymouth 2S91
Pocahontas 2 176
Polk
Pottawattamie
10
85 5S
Black Hawk 5251 1861 236 41
Boone 3816 11M -
Bremer 1924 liS3
Bupna Vista 2450 60O fc 60
Butler 2743 Sla 18 14
Calhom 2478 873 214 3to
2291 2055 116 30
3014 1395
2665 1927
-3095 1010
2440 685
1963 17S9
1793 892 57 21
2130 4SS 5S8 IS
3339 262S 63 68 13
5263 40S4
Crawford 2526 2001
Dallas 3493 1163
Davis 1661 15SS
Decatur 2431 154R
Delaware 2714 1210
Des Moines
47
69
30
4471 30S9 125 573
Dickinson 133S
Dubuque 5471
Emmet 1555
Favette 3910
Floyd 2S21
Franklin 2 X
Fremont 2225
Greene 2591
Grundy 2000
310
493S
ne
762
531
1507
S37
fjOO
137
C9
44
iis
53
16
700
159
27
7
2
9
43 103 70
S
748 167
42
99 14S
43
50
38
96
27
67
9
10
29
Jackson 2SS3 2477 112
Jasper 3S77 2003 160 220
Jefferson 2327 1113 194 Ji
Johnson 2610 3207
Jones 2S30 1837
Keokuk 3075 2191
Kossuth 2998 135S
Lee 4610 3S37
Linn 7606 3566
Louisa 2149 653
Lucas 2256 S77
Lyon 17SS G
Madison 2602 1197
Mahaska 3930 2191
Marshall 4189 1207
Mills 2250 12S0
Mitchell 2135
31
C4
SS5 4S 94
554 19 5
952 2S7 142
1672
945 64 54
14120 2873
7070 3 917 182
Poweshiek 3125 1233 153
Ringgold 2203 837 101
Scott C010 3873
Shelby 230 15S5 53
Pioux 2950 1151
Story 3921 750 1SS
Tama 3126 23C6 100
Taylor 2 637 lf 65 193
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Wapello 4313 249J 105 512
Warren 2SS4 1201
Washington 2873 1777 132 25
Wayne 2290 1455 210 133
Webster 4336 1731 216 195
Winnebaso 2010 169
Winneshiek 337S 1483 34 12
Woodbury 7426 2S95 243 579
JOHN HAY WILL STAY
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Pluralities Buchanan 11C0 Marion
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Secretary of State to Remain During
Roosevelts Second Term
WASHINGTON President Roose
velt made the announcement that
John Hay would continue as secretary
of state during the four years begin
ning March 4 1905
You may state positively wero
his words that Mr Hay will continue
as secretary of state up to March 4
1909
The president was asked regarding
other possible cabinet changes but in
dicated that there was nothing to be
said at present His announcement
regarding Secretary Hay was made to
a number of newspaper reporters in
his office This fixes the most impor
tant place in the new cabinet and is
the first and only step so far taken in
that direction
Former Governor of Iowa Dead
VINTON la Former Governor
Buren R Sherman died Friday night
He had been an invalid for several
years He was state auditor from 1875
to 1SS0 and governor from lbS2 to
18S5 He enlisted as a private in the
civil war in Company G Thirteenth
United States volunteers and rose to
the rank of captain He was an active
thirty third degree Mason
Final Figures in New York
NEW YORK A revised table of the
figures for president and governor in
New York state shows that Roosevelt
received a plurality of 176627 over
Parker and Higgins S0490 over Her
rick
JOHN F SHAFROTH DEFEATED
Reysed Returns Give His Opponent
Majority of 2976
DENVER Colo The democrats
now concede the election of three re
publican congressman in Colorado Re
vised returns give Franklin E Brooks
republican a majority of 2976 over
John F Shafroth democrat for
and show 27S5 plu
rality for R W Bonynge republican
in the First district and 6026 plural
ity for H M Hogg republican in the
Second district
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