From tin- very llrst bulletins received
it became at once apparent lliat Wilson's
star was in tin* ascendency. Throughout
Clit* entire evening tl was only occassion
jtlly that tlpiires favorable to the repub
lican eiuididale were given out. Marly
in the evening the returns from Maine
were itivt'ii out showing- that old re
pilliilt'au >tate to have guile over to the
.leiiiocracy. Then followed .Massachu
- •ii-. then Connecticut. all with Itourlioii
!■ aiiiuiss. followed here ami there hy a
-late which li.nl jroiie over to the Hull
Moose pasture. Tin* Wilson luiulingcut
!iad evidently romdit the Itoo-ievclt phla
nax, as was e\idi'iiccd hy lus vote in
i'eiiii>yivania. Illinois, California ami i»re
g"ll, Where the ileciples of I'ltirhotl-tii
and conservation had dreamed they were
invincible. The day's battle shows Wil
-••II well in tile lead. With Kill. Iloiwc
a distant second and President Tafl a
very piHit* third. As much as could he
learned the Socialists have made a very
di-papoiuiitiK showing. owing probably
to the split which has grown within
their party between the philosophical so
cialists and those advueatiug direct ae
>ton. At tlie closiiiK hour last night the
Democratic Candidate Gets a Clear Majority of all Electoral
Votes—Col. Roosevelt Comes Next—President Taft
Only Gains Eight Votes in Electoral College.
•Mali* <ii" I'ciiii-i.vhaiii.i \va*» dividtiiir us
i
| villi* very rlo.-ely between WiNmi and
Ituii-evelt, wlii.lt* heli-wan- :inil \i*w f - J
sey. tin* preside nF i*li*rl'*» lit •mi* stale. Ii.iiI
veered oil' lulu lilt* •leiutiemlle riilliiiin. '
While ii is •*ai*ly y»*,l In tiiiiki* any «lef- j
' null* |ii'ii|riiiistlratlniis, >i*i ii Is apparent1 j
ili.il with .1 <li*iiiiHiatic president there
lias also rimii* a <l«*iin>«*mtii* senale ami ail
enlarged ili*iuoi*i*alii* majority In l In*
tlnlisi*. As lliere won* only six seats in !
(rain In (lie sennit* to ehanfre the polil
' Mai roinplcxion i»r Hint Imdy, tin; ileino
t eralie party had no Impossible ia?k In*
'nre tlietii, , ».
.New York. \«»v. «i--Alabama, ha•>
I iiiiii* ilciiKK-r-iiili' iiii-iiib«>rs or ruiiirrrss.
\l'l/.i>llit has clcrli-d lla\ili-ll. (li'llHD'I'Ul.
mill ilii' I'tMiiri-rsiiiaii ai lance. Arkansas !
ha< elerleil seven (lelnorralir eoiijrn'ss
iiicii. CtiiiniTiirni lias re-elerteil Haiti- j
win. demoi-rat. Kovcrnor ami six «l«*im>- 1
rraili* ••uiig,r«'ssrin?n. ' California has I
i-IitIimI one democratic I'liiiKri'^uian, tin*****
|iri>^ri >«ivcs and four republican cmi- J
Kn's^iiM'ii. rtiu-iila lias <-|i-<-tril Trammel, j
democrat, jri>\»Tiiui\ Willi three democratic j
miurri-cMiirn. • •cnrtria has elected twelve ;
tlcmocratic coiiktcmiicii. hlaliu lias dec
led mil' republican eonicrcssman. 1111 - j
ihiim* has clccied Iiiiiiiii*. democrat. for '
soivi-mor. iwi> ilfiii<K'rali-> iwiiiIiim-* »<r
nuifrivss ;i ml tint* pruirri'^ivc.. o'llair
ll!l-» lli'fi'illi'll I 'lirlf Jfir CmIIIKiII fill' I III'
Sim I hi- lia> Ih'IiI si i ImiK. Iniliaii.i lias
i'li'«*li'il lialsimi. ili'iiini'i'ai. fur K'lvi'i'iiur.
Iowa lias I'lurii'il r.lark, ri'puliliran. for
jrii\I'l'iiur and inn* i*i*|»iil>li<*an iiii'IiiImt <>r
ruiiirri'ss. Kansas lias t-iri-li'il cappi-i' fur
(ruMTinir ami ••ijrlil republican iiii'iiiliris
of rniifri'i'ss . Kiitlinky rlei'ti'il Hjrlil
ili'iiiurialli' iiii'IiiImt- i»r I'liiiififiM; I.mils
lana I'ltrlit ili'innrriilli' rmiKTi'ssini'ii. Mas
sarliusi'lls has i-iiTtiMl I'uss. ili'inoi'i-al. f«»r
KiiviTimr: Maryland ilvt- ilciiiurralii' roii
Kri'»siiii'ii. Miiiiii'snia lias rc-Hci'li'il l-.li
I'l'liarl, ri-publiran. for fron-rimr. ami two
i*i*i■ ■ 11111*m11 niiiiii»'i-> ..r Mi«
>•>111*1 it < lt.-iii<]• dark Im tin
Iimii-i* ami tin* iI'-iihm-imIk* iih-iu
Imt« i>r riiii|tri'>». Major. <l<-inorral. wa»
••Ifi-lfil jr<>*•■riior |t» -uncni lladli'.v. New
York ••Ifrifil snl/rr inii'i-riioi1, ilnrii-rii
ili-lnorralir liii-liihi'l's of .iikI l\\u
l'«*| • 111111 s. .\i*w Mi-\lro cliTlrd itiu* ill-Ill*
iM-raiir iin-inlii'i' of ••••iiirri*—«. .\orlh Or
nliiia i-lri'ii'il ten ili-iiiorralir ••uiigri-»>iin,n.
\iirlli hakula rlrrli-il llamia. ri-pulduaii.
Tor iruviTiiur. oliio vli*ri«Ml imm* n-iiiih
liran iiii-iiiIm'I* <>r rniin! ••>>. < • kl.ili<>ni;t
I'ii'iiril tIII rr il<-llloi'l'at T lin lnlx r> oT coll
Kii's< ami iwo ivpiihlicaiis. IVniisyhd
11• a rlrrlril llnvt* ill-Hi M-raiir iitt-tnl»-r* of
roiipn*»» .iinl »i\ ri'|*iililii'iiu>. >oiilh
Carolina «*li-i*lcil Hl<*a>i*. ili-inorral, rot*
tfiivi-riKir and <lt'iiiot*ralir ronuri**.
•iii n. Tf\a- •• l«• i• •• I \:<i|i|iiii, ilfiu<M*rai,
f»»r k<iv«tii.ii-. \\'i<i-t>ii~in »•)•-<-1I Kairl
r«»r ivv«> •l**iiiiM'ratir imi^iv..
I v\ • • i i-|niii|ii .ni. ami l\vo |.n.(.-r« --i\ t ^.
Vn-li.r Iti-i'tri-r. —• •«• ta 11 ~ I. wa» liaillv
ivainl . I i.ili ••!•••• i<-«I i*|>ra.v. i-i'|I>1 •«-:«it.
for piMi imr Wa-liinsMoii II l.in
~I• I", lI'-IIKMT.ll, |..| ?oV«*rtlor.
Ill<-t.|l>|il)-li- I'i'lllMI- Jri\r I III* lli'lllui'lMlS
an iiii'i*i*a«i'il majority in im lioii««*. In
lln* — I \ I \ ««th|ii| »t i u ~ — I Ik* ili'iiiui'riiM
liail •.'.'in voti*> ami tin- v«-|>nlili« an- I a.
il«murrain' majority i»r
>i*alllr. Nm Wooilrow \\*i i ««»ii will
|«*i*Hvi* I lie larK**>t Hcr|o|*al Volt* ill till'
lii-l.>ry t>r i In' nation. from |>n*s«*iit
imliralioii> Wilson will v•- :ta \
Iioo-i-vi-li I I anil TaD l
Tafl Will ivriMtr tin- Voir ol' I I.ill ail<V
Vermont: lii'iM-n-il, Illinois. |owa. Mii-h
iiran, Kansas ami Washington. Wilson
'will r<*«*eivi* I Im- lialanri- of lln- i*l»*rl«»r#f
Vol**.
PRESIDENT-ELECT WOODROW WILSON
. OTHER CANDIDATES j
FELICITATE WILSON
1'rlnretoii .\ov. r,.-president raft and
^ «;«». Roosepelt have extended their con
gratulation* to Wood row WII«oti, while
ihe president-elect has asked the pro
trreSHlVrn for their •upport during hl«
fiTfs of offtce In order to Ap^ediiy rectify
llje evil conditions now existing. He
pledges himself to live np to the demo*
critic platform and to better the condl
of the (treat majority of the people.
K gradual reform of the tariff schedule*
will be the first work of the new admin
Miration.
^ FOUND-Dory 1ft feot Ionic &ad a
akiff, built like a bcoW, * McT' W,
QalUch, 5 and t lnfUi# even
lOJPP, »ocond to thfc ImH ckbln on
Mcftjiitay fit., North.
THE CANDIDATES
GO TO POLLS
New York. .Nov. A.-llixm'Vrtl went to
the poll* ami apent all minute* markIiir
lii» ballot. At home Tart only mvp live
minutes 'o hip task. Heb* lost hi* voir,
having failed to register. Wilson only
Apent flVe minute* In the polling b«H>tli
from the lltne be entPred nnlll he caul
hi* voir. ...
Hieve t:lark, a well known character
about townj waa arrested for drunken
and disorderly conduct and aa a r6n
apquanca hp waa railed upon to eiplath
matters baforr Cofttmiaiilonar Hhepard,
with the reatrit that ba' waa mulcted in
the aum of Its, whieb ba 4»ll woilt out
under tfte tender cure of the federal*gov
ernn^ant' under tha direct and conatant
supervision of Marshal Sullivan.
THE LEGISLATIVE FIGHT
! YET REMAINS IN DOUBT
i
COL. MILLARD HAS A FEW VOTES TO SPARE BUT
WILL HAVE TO KEEP BALDWIN FROM
OVERCOMING LEAD TO WESTWARD
i
I"l»»* I'liTlimi |i;i«-i-d i.IT iptli'lly. al
j llmngrh Ili»-i-«- \\;t.» iniii-Ii li;ii'il work ilniii
! for Ihr |ii\ «• <-;ii■ 111■ l;t(•■>. anil llm*r
• In ••liarifi* nl' (In- work al tIn- |>11did
| iihI 111111 iiii111 llii- lii'Ml* or cIi»*iiik li.iil
I arm nl. I In- il.iy pa**i-d wilhiinl 1I1
(I nrti;i in •- ami \\ 11 ml an im-lirtii l«-il mail
| Im-iiik in mkIiI. Karl.v in IIm* ••\i-iiiiik
I WlH'll 11M- llllllrllll* lii'K.IU In Cnllil* III
I i'i iii I lii* i *n I olili* I In* •• \i-i li-iin-n I I ami'
' inii-ii-i*. lull a I an rarly limn* ii \\a» in
I
! In- -i*i*n Hi.ii Wii-nii wa~ ili-ilnii-il in In*
riiliii1 I a J" I" ~ ."iHTr-Mir. w Im-ii I In* deiiin
i rain- cnulitiimil becalm* riillm-la-llr.
r.illli'llli- wen* laki'ii al llii' T11 Ii I* ii lii
i.Inli. Ii> l Ik* M-i'lH' |ii*«»l li<*rliiMMl. al I In*
scalllc. I In* HnlTil ami !• Ii Hik I'lao* i*arli
11a\ 111k a l>l k rruwil an > Imi-1 \ «oamiiii)» I In*
li'lfKram." a^ lliry ••arm* In. 'I In* Xrriu*
ftrnl Ih'I'IhmiiI ki-pl ii|i«*ii licii.'i' hi I .a v !•
hall. wlilrli wiii crowded iiniil nearly
mlilnlKlil by an «*n I lni**la**l H* crowd,
ri-admp Mil* bulletins a-« they were lla-ln*il
rniin a stcrenpllcati. ThmtiKhottl I In*
<• row11 there H|i|M'«i*i*il in In* a stnuiK pro
Wilson ft'i'lliiK. as after ^luli* by stale
wa* reported as leaning inward I In* detn
i irrii Mr leader. applause raiiK over I In*
hull.
In ihr territorial election there arc yet
a number of districts In IliM division In
hnr from, which may materially change
ih«» relative position* of the candidate*.
Itown sound precinct* ami those on Cook
Inlnl and lo tin- westward, Kodlak. Afoir*
nak anil I njl, niay have a surprise In
*l<»rc for a number of aspirants for leals
lative honor*.. -In theae canon there In
noihlnr lo do Inn patiently await tinlll
Ihr returns canp ."'llelurna from Cor
dova and alont tfte tin* of the Copper
River rold ' lndW<e that tlie p«oplf w
thai aerl'ioh had • n#h< on ihrflr handa
and that all V&lhfi did not run In on*
groove, alibi^uttt in ipparrnt rffori wa*
in 6*ward Um akdM nentlrrf^ni was
made Ui idnd atirinrtJj'ltan at any coat.
«t»f>*n, jMdirlni# Yrdtff»r<* tfatiof r*Vt,.while
lii Va/de* the vole waV tiven'to the re
sportive ticket without apparent regard
iii wlti'ii' llir ramlnlali — .ii lnallv i'i-~111• 'iI.
riir rr.«nli I.r I in - i-1111111 u .iii«l -da-limp
lia» Ill-i ll In liiaki* tin- nillriiiiH' a vi-rj nil
•-<•1-1 ai ii «|i:.in 111 > . w li it'll 111 • 111111 k Iml Mil
I'liinpli'ii' ci'Iiimi- i-an Mralplili-n mil. In
lid- tiii-a ii I inn-. Ilii- |m|||M'iaiis will I i:i v • ■ in
maintain lin n c(|iiiiiimif> Willi pain llir
ami a aim* n-vinl r<>i whal may- ruiiii-.
I In- lit tin- 111 \\ ii Wil- vi-ry Ili-aiy,
alllpiuii il rami' nil-' I In- | «l I - Kraili.a!
I\ Willi.iill a •Til-ll nr I'lMl. I In- Ir-llll-i
•ilv .1- rnll iw-: Millanl •.'•iii, int.-lain I m*..
Ii.i> lli'-. cra.\ lis, |,i-||\ .j. rtia-i- tu.
Ilanlwin I • I-, I .in-i \ I.*., |»- \ |i- i • liar
iv 11 lc. \iiiimr» :««, liilmaii !•», irsni
-ln.nl M< • allnm III, H.u.vr i lieu -
m-i' Ciiiih« I, l iaiiic i..'.
Ili->i'i'\aliiiii pi-i-i-iii<-1- - .M11l;iril l .' -.'. day
I'll, liiKiain II!'. lira) 117, Kelly I .'I,
i:iniM- Baldwin 5»», Tan-*t-y i;, iiuyle
•'■•I. Yuimir« v. Harrpll 1 i. oilman 15,
Crrinan ls, n'Neil siiinri 33, Mr
callnm 51. Hurry •}*, lie truer »ft, crimes
•}. Frame :iw.
clHT Mine-• Millard 30. Ituy H. Ingram
li, Cray in, Kelly ft. Chase n. Baldwin
3, Tamey l, Boyle 7. Yotmir* I, Barrett
I. cilman I, Oernian sfft. n'Xell 11, MeCal
Iiiiii -J'K O'Neil 14. Hluarl . MrCalHim
31. Barry tffl. lleirner »ft.
Kyak preeliirl-- Baldwin ir». Tansey 14,
Millard 7. Ray 10, Oprman 14. o'Neil 7,
Boyle 13. Barrett II. Oilman 9, tnirram
H, Kelly 14. Oray 9, chaw 14. Stuart 15.
MrCalluni I ft. Harry 16. Ileirner 15,
Frame V.
Mile Tweniy-lhree prprinrl--Hay 4 4,
Millard 10, Baldwin 15. German I, O'Neil
,I, Kelly 90. Imrram «l, Young.' 19, Boyle
1, Oldham 4. r.ha«p ?, Stuart l. Bar
ren I.
Seward preclnrt-.fUy 133,' Millard Id.
Baldwin. 41, Tanney 28. Oerman 19.
o-.\pir 17, i^eiiy IV'
(Continued on paire 8**^^
VICE PRESIDENT-ELECT THOS. R. MARSHALL
E MS
FOR TEDDY
I
MnllK Nov. 6--It now appear* a* if
Rooaevelt had received the electoral vote
of Pennnylvtnlft*-fifty-four vote*. Idaho
New Hampshire. South Dakota and Wis
consin are Mill doubtful, but Ihr pvn
era! result cannot be chanted.
A telegram from Kalrbanks *late* that
the Non-partlzan ticket was elected In
II* entirety In the Third Judicial dlvl*.
Ion.
nnf man llarVey h«a left for the
slates.
r v __
for »n* l»rt)*p*rtn»
THE BIILGtRS
mm GRIP
» . < • i i • ' t • ' < * ; i
London, Nov. f..nulgi»ilnn troops have
occupier! Parkin. on the suburbs of Con
stantinople. They have rut the water
supply from the city, which I ho.V are
continually Investing mote closely. The
Turkish capital must fall within the dml
few flays unless intervention Comes. It
Is thought I he Turks ar»> awaiting thl<
invent.
Postal Inspector Smith anrt wife lefi
on the Sampson. They • Will make the
trip up the river as far as Topper t'.en
ter an«l inspect the poatofflces along the
line.
Sti'tacribp for I ho Prospector