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Roosevelt's Plur
ality Unprece
dented.
OVER A MILLION
Even the "Solid South"
Been Broken.
Has
MEAD CARRIES IN WASHINGTON
Oregon's .Plurality Passes 40,000
Mark Idaho Gives Roosevelt
About 25,000 Plurality.
Now Ycrk Nov. 10. Returns show
n "ti'iullly increasing Republican plur
ality and it now ecemtt probnblo that
Roosevelt'B plurality in tlio popular
voto will bo, in round numbers, 12,000,
000. Now York, Nov. 0. With the elec
tion return" utill incouipleto tlio plu
rality for 1'rcaidont Kooeovolt in tho
nation, accorditiK to all indications,
will exceed 1,800,000 tho Krcatest over
given nn American cundidute.
The nearest appioacli to thia voto
woh in 1800, when McKinlcy rocelvcd
a plurality approximating 860,000, and
In 1872, when Giant received 702,001.
Tlio interest now centers in Missouri
and Maryland. Lato olection rcturna
Intllcnto that tho former state la in tho
Republican column so far as presi
dential electors aro concerned, but that
Joseph V. Folic, tho Democratic candi
date, has been elected governor.
In Maryland tho presidential voto
will probably bo cast for Koopovelt.
Lato toturnn tonight indicate that
Thomas A. Smith linn been elected to
congress by tho Domocrats in tho I1 list
district.
Oregon.
Portland, Nov. 0. Election rcturna
in Oregon indicate that thu Republican
plurality will reach perhaps 43,000.
Complete luturus aro not yet available.
Tlio total voto foi president will fall n
ltttlo short of that for supicmo judge
last June, when 03,000 ballots wero
cast for tho four candidates of that
olllco. Tho number of votes In that
olection was nearly 100,(100, and tho
number of votes cast last Tuesday
seems to bo about 10 per cent short of
that polled in thu last state olection.
Seven counties lmvo adopted prohi
bition Gilliam, Yamhill, Jackson,
Ronton, Tillamook, Cooa and Guriy.
Sixteen counties lmvu rujectcd prohi
biten Clackamas, Columbia, Douglas,
Grant, Lane, Lincoln, Linn, Malheur,
Marion, Monow, Multnomah, Slier
man, Umatilla, Union, Wasco and
Washington.
Lincoln was thought to have gonu
"dry" early in thu count, but pulls out
against prohibition by a narrow marg
in. In Linn tho result was very close,
prohibition being defeated by 00 votes.
Twelve precincts, however, voted,
"dry" in tlio county, including Iialsey,
Shedd, Tangent, South Lebanon, Houth
llrortiisvillo,. Jackson has adopted
prohibition, and thu "wet" majorities
of Medford, Jacksonville and Gold
Hill aro therefore unavailing.
Glllarn is a prohibition county by
34 majority. All precincts in Wash
ington county have rejected prohibi
tion. Two precincts in Clackamas
voted "dry"' Garfield and Violu;
likewise 13 precincts in Douglas, four
In Union, two in Wheeler, four in
Multnomah, four in Malheur, six in
Umatilla, one in Clatsop, six in Ma
rion, three in Wasco, two in Sherman.
In Lane county Junction City adopted
prohibition.
Indiana.
Indianapolis, Ind., Nov. 10, Secre
tary Sims, of thu Republican ftato
central committee, said today that from
unofficial reports from 80 of the 02
counties the Republicans national
ticket had received a plurality of 74,
000 in Indiana.
Massachusetts.
Boston, Nov. 0. Complete returna
from the state give Roosevelt 264,552;
Parker, 108,273; Roosevelt's plurality
80,270.' For governor: DourIob, Dem.,
254,311; Bates, Rep., 108,001; Doug
las' majority, 55,710.
Delaware.
Wilmington, Del., Nov. 0. RoobovoU
has carried Delaware by about 2,500.
The Republicans claim that they will
have 40 of the 62 members of tho legis
lature on joint ballot.
Tennessee.
Nashville, Term., Nov. 9. Both
Democrats and Republicans are claim
ing the state. Returns indicate a ma
jority of 15,000 votea for tho Democrat
ic national ticket, and perhaps 5,000
less for Frazler, Democratic candidate
for governor.
Iowa.
Dea Moines, Nov. 0. Returna are
slow in coming in, but tho indications
on well-distributed retrrna indicate that
Roosevelt's plurality will be 125,000
and tho entire state ticket will have
about the same number. Republicans
elect ten congressmen.
Georgia.
Savannah, Ga., Nov. 0. Thia atato
will send all 13 Democratic electors to
he college to name the president.
Washington.
Seattle, Wash, Nov. 10. King coun
ty gives Roosovelt a plurality of 15,
000; Mend carries thlft county bjr 7,000.
Pierco goes Republican on national is
sues by 7,600, and gives Mead 1,750.
Spokane is more than 4,600 Btrong for
Roosevelt, though Tumor carries tho
county by Icfs than half its eatlmnted
plurality.
Tlio state of Washington placed no
limit on its Roosevelt vote. Threo
font the o( thu votors who cast ballots
for him might lmvu stayed a homo
and Ptlll ho would havo carried thu
stnto. Though the statu count is still
incompleted and Inaccurate, it is evi
dent tlio Rosovcit electora have a plur
ality over Parker of 70,000 or better,
This is 30,000 stronger than the
wildest Republican estimates mado it
before election, and as much better
than tho flrst returns indicated. Tho
atato was practically unanimous, for
tho aparso 24,000 Parker votes out of
a total that will exceed when off-party
totals aro ilulshed 125,000 is not to bo
seriously considered.
Idaho.
BoIpo, Idaho, Nov. 10, Returns
from tho Idaho election have come In
more slowly than any previous tlrno
in tho history of the state. Thom en
gaged in gathering figures complained
that things went with such a Hwcep
that udgoH a lul dorks thought there
was no further interest in it and sealed
up returns without taking copies or
giving nnyonu else opportunity to do so.
So far 54,000 votes on tho Republi
can and Democratic candidates for
president havo boeti heard from and
63,181 on governor. Of tho presiden
tial voto, Roosevelt has 38,782 and
Parker 15,317. Roosuvolfa majority ia
23,476 and his percentage of vote in 72.
Gooding has 34,744 votes and Heltfeld
18,437. Gooding's majority la 10,307,
and his percentage 03.
Thu voto thia year has fallen far bo
low the registration. Tho latter wna
about 80,000. Two yonra ago tho Re
publican and Democratic voto on gov
ernor was 57,81)5. As nearly as can be
ascertained thcro is an increnso of 12
per cent on Democratic and Republican
presidential votes, Thia would Indi
cate a total of 04.800 for Roosovult and
Parker in thu state. If Roosevelt's
percentage of 72 hu ran led through ho
will lead Parker by 28,500, while Good
lug's lead over Ileitfeld would bo 10,-
000.
Tho Democrats elect four mombct of
the loigslaturo a senator from Custer,
u senator and representative from HI
morru and u representative from Lcnihl.
Maryland.
Baltlmoro, Nov. 10.-Tlio oillclal
returns received here up to a lato hour
tonight indicate that the plurality for
tho prsidunthtl candidates lust Tuesday
was vury closu, possibly only 100 on
either uido. It is probable that Secre
tary of Stato Tilghman will ho called
upon to decide which of thu electors
will bo entitled to cast their votes in
Washington. From thu oillclal returns
thus far received thu indications are
that the Republicans have ulocted ccv
en and the Democrats one of thu elect
ors of tho htato. Returns received
from 11 counties of thu statu glvu thu
Republican electors u plurality of 174.
Until tho canvassing boards of thu
Euveral counties and of llaltlmoru city
shall lmvo examined and counted thu
ballots, it will bu Impossible to say
which of tho presidential candidates
will receive Maryland's electoral vote.
There la no change in thu congressional
situation, tlio Democrats and Itopubli
carta each having elected three members
of tire next house of reprcBentativea.
California,
San Francisco, Nov. 10, Tho few
additional unofficial returns received
today from various points iu California
do not affect ,tho results already an
nounced. Tho oillclal count will be
required to dotormino thu exact figures,
but it ia evident that Roosevelt's plur
ality in thu state will approximate
115,000. Tlio legislature, which elects
a United States senutor, will have 103
Republican members to 17 Democrats
and Labor Unionists.
Utah.
Salt Lake City, Nov. 10. Additional
returna from Tuesday's election, cover
ing every county in thu stato, have in
creased the majority for Roosevelt eo
tremendously that it ia probable It will
not run abort of 27,000. Parker had a
plurality in only ono county. In Salt
Luke county, out of a total of about
31,000 votes, Roosevelt received 20,
100, and ParKor 8,100.
Louisiana.
New Oleane, Nov. 0. Tlio Demo
crats havo carried Louisiana for 1'aiker
by a majority of probably 35,000.
Alabama.
Mcntgomery, Ala., Nov. 0. The
Democratic ticket carried with the
usual majorities, electing everything.
Florida,
JackBonville.Fla., Nov. 0. Tho usual
Democratic majorities in Florida are
indicated. The Democratic candidates
for congresa are all elected.
Kentucky.
Loulaville, Ky Nov. 0. Tho Re
publicans at this time concede the Dem
ocrats nearly everything.
Nebraska.
Omaha, Nov. 0. At midnight the
indications are that Roosevelt has car
ried Nebraska by a plurality of 36,000
to 40,000. The Republicans have
elected congressmen in the First,
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth dietrlcta. The
Second and third aie in doubt.
Nevada.
Reno, Nov., Nov. 10. There nro still
about 70 precincts to hear from in this
state. A couservativo estimnto places
Roosovolt'a plurality at between 2,500
and 3,000. Yorington, Rep., Is elected
over Van Dusor, Dem., by about 100.
Nixon, Hop., for senator, will control
tho legislature by about threo votes.
Ohio.
Columbus, O., Nov. 10. Nearly
complete returns tonight show close to
250,000 plurality for Iloosovolt and
Fairbanks electors. Only 18 out of tho
88 counties in thu statu have been car
ried for Parker and only ono Democrat
ic congressman has been elected out of
21. Statu Chairman Harvey Garber,
thu Democratic candidate In tlio Fourth
district, has 1,000 plurality in a dis
trict normally 0,000 Democratic.
Colorado.
Denver,, Nov. 10. D. B. Fatrlcy,
Republican stato chaiman, today
abandoned Ills claim that Governor J.
II. Peabodyhad been ro-olocted, ami
thu governor himself conceded his de
feat. Adams' majority over Pen body
in the.clty and county of Denver ia 5,
070, and in tho entire stnto about 5,500.
Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, Nov. 10. Complolo
but unolllclnl figures lecoived by the
Associated Press from every county in
thu atato, with tho excoption of Alle
gheny, in which Pittsburg la situated,
but from wltero a closu estimate has
been obtained, showa that President
Roosovolt'a plurality in Pennsylvania
has readied 401,052, probably thu
largest plurality ever given a presiden
tial candidate by p.uy statu in tho polit
ical history of thu country.
West Virginia.
Fnkorsburg, W. Vu., Nov. 10. Tho
oillclal returna for West Virginia are
not yot in, hut from returns received
Roosevult'a plurality in tlio statu ia
placed at 25,000 to 30,000. Tho Re
publican state committee claims the
cloctlon of W. G. Dawson, Hep., for
governor, by about 0,000 plurality.
Tho Dotnocratin stato committee con
cedes his election by about 5,000.
Missouri.
8t. Louis, Nov. 10. With Bdven
counties still to lie heard from thu re
turns tdiow that Roosevult'a plurality
in Missouri stood at 15,765. Of the
foven counties unheard from six went
for Bryan in 1000. Tlioy aro remote
and sparsely settled. With complete
returna from 0(1 counties out of 114 at
hand, theentiio Republican state tick
et, with thu exception of governor, hits
been elected by pluralities of 350 to
16,000.
Minnesota.
St. Paul, Nov. 10. Incouipleto ro
turns from all counties in Minnesota
allow that Johnson, Dem., was elected
governor by a majority of 13,000. Ho
turnareceived biro today hIiow that
thu next Minnesota Iioiihi of represent
atives will lmvo 107 Republicans and
12 DemocratuH.
Montana.
Butte, Mont., Nov. 10. Tho returna
from Tuogday'H election thus far re
ceived teem to gi) thu Republicans
thu best of it in thu next hglsluturu.
The house, it ia figured on act 11 11 1 re
turnq, will bu Republican)) 37, Dumo
ciuts 31, doubtful 4. i'hu minute from
pruhout iudlcuiioiis will hu 15 Republi
cans, 10 Democrats ami 1 doubtful.
A Republican legiel.ituro insures thu
return of ex-senator Thomas II. Carter
to thu United States.
Vermont.
Wliito River Junction, VtM Nov. 0.
Completo returna from Vermont:
Roosevelt 40,001; Parker 0,831; Kooso
volt's plurality 30,810.
New York.
Now York, Nov. 0. Returns from
thu wliolo statu bIiow that Roosovult
has 174,000 pluraliy and that lliggiriH
for governor bus 80,000, Thu legislat
ure will lmvo 102 Republicans out of
160, and 35 Republican senators out of
60.
Parkor carriod Greater New York,
witli ouu election district missing, by
35,000. Brooklyn was carried by
Roobuvelt by 1,080. llerrlck carried
Greater New York, with ouu election
district missing, by 80,026, and Brook
lyn by 6,404.
Connecticut.
New Haven, Conn., Nov. 0. Com
plete returna from the statu give Roose
velt 111,330; Parker 72,107. For gov
ernor: Roberta, Rep., 104,703; Robert
son, Dem., 78,187.
Texas.
Austin, Tex., Nov. 0. Nearly com
pleto returns show that thu voto cust
will hardly exceed 375,000, of which
250,000 where cust for Parkor, 00,000
for Roosevelt and thu remainder scat
tered, Kansas.
Topeka, Kan , Nov. 0. At 12:30 a.
m. Chairman Stuhbs, of thu Republi
can Statu commitote, claimed thu elec
tion of lloch for governor by u plurali
ty of 50,000 Roosevult'a plurality will
bo closu to 100,000.
Maine.
Portland, Mainu, Nov. 9. With a
slightly decreased vote Maine today
gave the usual 'Republican majorities.
Democrats allowed leea interest than
Republicans and many did not vote.
Mississippi.
Jackson, Miss, Nov. 0. The Demo
cratic plurality ie unusually large in
Mississippi, having reached the total
of about 60,000. All Democratic con
gressmen are elected.
Rhode Island.
Providence, It. I., Nov. 0. Com
plete rolurns from Rhodo Island for
ptcsldent givu: Roosovult 40,808;
Parkor 2,024; Roosevult'a plurality 15,
071. Utter, Rep., will bo elected gov
ernor by less than 5,000 plutallty. Tlio
legislature la overwholmiugly Republi
can. Wisconsin.
Mllwaukco, Nov. 0. II ia generally
conceded that Roosovolt has enrriud
Wisconsin by 00,000. Roth Ropubll
can nud Domocratio state chairmen
claim tho stnto rcipoctivoly for La
Folletto nnd Peck.
Wyoming.
Choyonno, Wyo., Nov. 0. Roosovolt
linn carried Wyoming by 7,500 to 8,
000. llrooka, Republican, has boon
elected governor by over 4,000 over Oa
borne, Democratic.
Michigan.
Dotrolt, Nov. ".Michigan todoy
waa tho scene of n verltnblo landslide.
Roosovult nnd Fairbanks lmvo carried
tho statu by an unprecedented majority
variously estimated at from 100,000 to
150,000. Frederick Warrior for gov
ernor aud tho Republican stato ticket,
aio elected.
New Jeraey.
Newark, N. J., Nov. 0 Now Jetaey
waa carriod by tha Republicans by a
bigger majority than uvur tho most san
guine of tho Republican predictions.
Tho atato gave in tlio neighborhood of
00,000 for Roosevelt.
Virginia.
Richmond, Va., Nov. 0. Tho Btato
hna gonu nbout thu iiBital number Dem
ocratic. Illinois.
Chicago, Nov. 0. The indications,
based on thu toturnn received, nro that
tho Republican national ticket has car
ried Illinois by nbout 150,000. Tho
Democrats declare that tho figures wero
exaggerated, but admit that Roosovolt
will havo a plutallty not far from 100,
000. Arkansas.
Llttlo Rook, Ark., Ncv. 0. Tills
statu Ih carried by Parker by a slightly
increased majority over tho last general
election.
North Carolina.
Charlotte, N. 0 Nov. 0. Tho count
la pincccdlng slowly. Republicans
concede Parker a good majority.
New Hampshire.
Now Ildmpahlru has been carried
overwhelmingly by thu Republicans.
South Carolina.
Columbia, H. 0., Nov. i). Parker
has carried South Carolina by not leva
than 40,000 plurality. The Democrat
ic atuh ticket has been elected without
opposition.
8outh Dakota.
Sioux Falla, H. I)., Nov. 0. Chair
man Mnrtln, of thu Democratic stato
central committee, has Issued a state
ment in which ho concedes Roosevelt
polled (10,000 votes, Parker 30,000 and
Watson 15,000.
North Dakota.
Grand Forka, N. I) Nov. 0. Rooce
velt luirh'd Forth Dakota by from 20,
000 to 25,000. ThlH ia an increase of
uvur (10 pur cunt fiom MuKlriluy'H ma
jority. '1 he statu ticket is elected by
probably 4,000 less.
MAKING THEIR fHONT STRONG.
Japanese Are Expected to Make Ad
vance Soon,
Mukden, Nov. 0. Quiet continues
here, fho Japaneso are atill work
ing hard entrenching their front, which
begins to look like u continuous fort.
It ia believed they are preparing seri
ously to udvunce, making their front
strong, pesuibly in order that it may
he held by a small forcu, while thu
heavier force engages in Hanking move
ments. Tlio Japaneso have learned by bitter
oxperiencu not to expect much by tt
frontal attack. They uru obliged, how
ever, to maintain a strong front to pre
vent Gunerul Kurojiatkiu from break
ing through their lino and carrying tlio
fight to their rear.
i'heru la considerable evidence to in
dicate that thu Japanese will rnaku
every effort to forcu thu Russians out
of Mukden, not only for the moral ef
fect on Kuropu, but on tho Chinese as
well. Mukden ia extremely important
to them an winter quarters, Tlio Jap
anese continue lo rucuivo reinforce
ments. Progrdin of Irrlfjatlon Congress.
VA Pubo,Tux, Nov. 0. Thu executive
committee of thu 12th National Irri
gation congresH lias mulled to ull dele
gates an advance program of tho pro
ceedings ol thu coming session of thu
congress to he hold iu this city Novum.
her 16 to 18. On thu subjects of for
estry, engineering and mechanics, pro
duction by irrigation, climatology and
rural settlement, thu program includes
addresses and puperH by 87 of thu most
prominent experts in tliolr respective
departments.
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Germany's Little War.
Berlin, Nov. 0, According to oillclal
figures received by the foreign olllco,
thu Southwest African war hue cost
Germany ubout f 20,000,000, and al
though it is believed that tho llurrero
uprising ia Hearing ita end, thu strug
gle with thu Witbois ia aa bitter as
ever. i-ears are expressed in liurllu
tiiat the Witbni rising will bu followed
by rebellious moementa in other parti
of tho colony, and it ia understood that
additional troops will bo aunt,
SLAVSJJEATEN
Japanese Have Driven Wedge
in Center.
FIGHTING AT ARTHUR PIERCE
Japs Tahc Desperate Chances Their
Total Casualties, as Result of
Late Attacks, arc 1,100.
Chicago, Nov. 0. A special to hr
Chicago Dally Newa from Dalny, No
vember, 0, via Kobe, says:
"After three daya of continuous:
bombardment of Port Arthur, which
caused meat destruction to thu Shojti
san and Nlryuenn forts in tho wont
center of the Russian line of defense.
nud also to Kakwan fort, tho rluht
wing of tho Japaneso army assaulted
Sojusan yesterday afternoon. Having
carried theso approaches to that height,
tho assailants intrenched themselves in
tlio glnces of tho forts. In tho evening
tho loft wing dollvered an assault on
Kokwan, fighting Ita way to tho lower
parapet. There tho Jupitueau held
tholr ground stubbornly in tho face of
a Russian counter attack.
"Having been reinfotced during the
night, tho Russians charged down upon
tlio Japaneso, nud deepornto hand-to-hand
conflicts ensued. Tho Jupanoae
heat back the enemy nnd destroyed two
coveted positions in the front moat.
A Japaiiosu substitute lieutenant with
30 volunteers thou succeeded In making
Itla way to thu rear of tho fort. There,
ho engaged in a personal conflict with
a Russian olllcer and killed him. Hav
ing destroyed two mure defenses In tha
rear of tho moat, thu substitute non
tenant withdrew his force with u loss
of two men.
"Later in tho night tlio advanced
position of tho Japariost wan taken and
rutaken twice. Tho besiegers succeed
ed in holding tho approaches, and con
structing trenches, connecting thom
with thu army'n front parallel. At
dawn nurubota of dead wero visible oa
tho slopes. Fort 'I,' north of tho now
nnd old butteries In tho loft center ol
the lino of tho defense, wna captured,
as a result of thu severe fighting, of the
night.
"Theso operations have successfully
driven a wedge into tho Russian center.
Severe explosions and extenslvo lire
have occurred in the fortruaa within
tho last few days. Thu total casualties
of thu latu attacks by thu Japanese
wore 1,100. Ovur 500 weru killed up
lo October 20. Tho spirit of the men
is magnificent. Tho llrjng of all the
guns ia wonderfully effectivo."
orriccRs are called out.
Russia Will Meet Deficiency Result
Ino from Recent Battles.
St. Petersburg, Nov. 0, Tho neces
sity for ofllcera for aervice at the front
han resulted in thu mohlliratlou of all
rosorvu ofllcura In St. Petersburg, Vil-
nu, Warsaw. KiefT. Odessa. Moscow.
Kazan and thu Caucasus. Thu losu of
ofllcura at Lino Yung and below Muk
den waa about 1,300. Thu mobilisa
tion, while lutunded to supply thu de
ficiency, ia also necessitated by tho
giauu scale 011 wiilclt tlio war In tho
Far Kant in to hu prosecuted.
Thu iiuwh from thu front Indicates;
that Guueral Kttropatkiu is devoting
his attention chiefly to keeping thu
Japanese busy along thu Hue of their
fortifications below thu Slmkho river.
Thu Russians apparently aro enjoy
ing hoiiiu superiority in thu matter ol
artillery.
OUTLAWS GET AWAY.
Wyoming Officers rind no Trace of
Cody Dank Robbers.
Casper, Wyo., Nov. 0. Sheriff Webb
nnd party returned to Cusporjthis after
noon from tho northwest, where they
wont iu pursuit of thu bandits who at
tempted to hold up thu First National
bank of Cody arid killed Cashier Mid
duugh. Not a tracu of thu outlaws wan
discovered, nud it ia tho opinion of the
ofllcera that tlioy havuuttectually escap
ed. Nothing was seen of ultlier the
Funton, Stough or tha Johnson county
posses. Sherff Wuhh may take the
trail again in a few daya.
Must Loot No More.
Denver, Nov. 0. Judge Marshall, of
thu United States court, baa made per
manent tlio temporary Injunction re
cently Issued restraining members of
thu Cripplu Creek Mineownors' asso
ciation and Citizens' alliance mornherit
and others from interfering with the
owners and empolyea and property of
the Interstate .Mercantile company, of
Montana, at Cripplu Creek. Thu atore
of thu company was looted August 21
lust, and ita employes deported. The
decision gives thu company thu full
protection of thu court.
Dewey to Have Preference.
Wushingtou, Nov. 0. Unolllelal,
though from an official source, ofllcera
of thu navy on duty at Washington
lmvo learned that thu American navy
will du invited to Bond n representative
aa n member of thu Anglo-Russian in
quiry cominisalon, which will inveetl
gate thu Doggur Bank affair. It can ha
atutud that Admiral Dewuy will, of
course, ho given the refusal of tills mis
aiori, aud hit. acconUiucu will be moat
ugreeablu to thu officials.
A Boat Ready for Taft.
Washington, Nov. 0. The cruleer
Columbia, having completed its equip
ment at Now York, has sailed for Pen
Nicola, Fla to await thu arrival ot
Hecrutary Taft and party, who ate to
make tho trip from there to Colon to
carry the president's message of peace
and good will to President Amador and
thu people of Pauarua.
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