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IE1 I ,- o 57. : If . NEW BERN CRAVEN COUNTY, N. C, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER, 4, 1908 - FIRST SECTION 31th YEAR 7 ' m f ' " ' ' ' ' t 1 paESfiu c TiQN OFGOnOIl IM ERVIEW WITH SENATOR SOU j OSS 05 THE PROSPECTS OF POLITICAL SUCCESS TCE8- ' : DAT,; KITES BETTER Vj l.-n" CHANCE FOB VICTORY, V'', EifCTiasCJtUEiKClj;!! ' ' Cl.arter te Wilmington Concern. Hew Regulation Affecting the National Guard. Annual Banquet ef Order or Railway Conductors Arrage for Sunday November 8thv-ChaIi mau Executive Committee of Mia- , slonary Institutes Special Correspondence. Raleigh, Oct 30. It Is said by the ertton growers that east of Goldsboro . thore lg only about half a crop, but that west of that place the crop Is about 25 per cent off. 1 One farmer said that In his experience the crop Tvag 50 per cent off on poor lands and 25 per cent off on good lands. Your correspondent had an' Inter view today "with Senator Simmons, v who was at Democratic headquarters on his way to Lumberton. He makes his final speech at Klnston Monday evening;. He says things look just as good to him as he could expect and added that they never looked .as good as he' wanted them to look even when ' the majority ran up to 50,000. He sys; "We" will have ithe old-time Democratic majorities all over the state. In counties, in districts and th state ticket too, and we are not going to lose -any congressman either. The Republicans are spending lots of mo ney. The Democrat? have made a very thorough canvass and have had good audiences. I have been- to the 8th and 10th districts for a week and have never known the Democrats as united or more determined and I can say that the' 'result of tnelr work ta those districts will be very gratifying As for myself Ihad a good audience and genuine Enthusiasm and it waa Inspiring."' - Tho Republicans have had money from their national "committee beyonQ question, and whenever they do this - they have t0 make a demonstration to earn their, keep. , Postmasters and revenue officers have been and are running all over the state. The Re publicans are not,, getting crowds either. Their fight is more secretive this time than ever before, and their .manipulation ' Is worse than It wa .under the Butler-Russell regime. I '.honestly believe they have desended to a lower plane than during that regime. The legislature will be com. iKsed substantially as the last one and the Republicans will carry no more counties than they did Id- 1906. i think the votes'this year will be very much fuller than our people gener ally believe. Outside of the Interest around In state matters, the antici pation of Bryan's election will bring out votes. Even where there le ap parent lukewarmness, and where there has been an idea that a lot of our people would not turn out and vote it will be found that they will turn out I want to say that the stand and the enthusiasm with which the Charlotte Observer has supported Mr. Bryan and the whole ticket ha (nfuaed new life Into the party into the western part of the state, and I want to especially compliment that great paper for what It has done this year. I do not think that the Demo crats have been more thoroughly uni ted than they are this year. The lit tie factional troubles Of the past have disappeared. Assistant Attorney General Clement being called upon by State Chairman, fstrength o the National Guard of Eller for an opinion as to election day j this state 151 officers and 1,(48 men, aa a holiday says that tte day la a only two officers and 187 men .being legal holiday nnder the act' of 1MV abent the per centage of absentee A report has been circulated in some ' being against 11. sections that If a cotton mill, for exam Mr. Joseph O. Brown has been made pie, waa operated on that day, there J Chairman of the Executive Committee would be a fine of $500. This la ca- ; which will hart In charge the mls tlrely untrue. The law merely per slonary Institute which Is to be con mi ti the suspension of business on ducted by Mr. Edmund D. Soper on that day as on any other legal holr - day. The law Is manditory s to Sunday's but not so as to other days. It Is odd, but true, that the Una for working on Sunday Is only 11. but ..Kii ..nttn i. rv muM more powerful thaa any fine. . Charters are granted1 the Lewis Lum ber Co.. Wilmington. 850,000; L. Lew- Frd A. Olds, L. D. Heart, N. B. Is and others stockholders and the Brougbton, T, t. Pullea and 8. W. Ideal Candy Store, Incorporated a. Smith. It its proposed to make this Greensboro. ' ; institute a very notable one., The pur. Under a new rrulatlon of the war pose Is to stimulate the missionary department the National Guard are spirit la the Sunday School and Mr. Allowed 28 per cent as much ammunl Soper's talk as to the purposes of the tlon for practice as Is allowed the work met with a prompt and com rKular army. This allowance te plcte response. The committee Is this state, amounts to 818.032, snd holding lis seslons In ths Sunday snpi Ji. s to the amount of 823.021, also School rooms of the Flrjt Presbyter !!.); l.'h of tnne exHunlve of the lan Church snd E. B. Crow of that jit (f t' e to r. "" a d .- chunk Is l' ""refary. CEHTH OF CAPTAW W. H. DAYl Passing ef a Prominent Cltlien of Raletgu. One of Company C" Special to Journal: Raleigh, Oct. SI, William H. Day, dteeVst kit home today, having had an apoplectic stroke Tuesday. His age waa (6. He was born in Halifax county, served in Co.. K., 89th regi ment, attaining the rank of captain was In the legislature. nj' superin tendent of the' penitentiary during part of Governor Russell's administra tion for thirty years he had been di vision counsel on the Seaboard An Una.- .His wife Mary a Edmunds, of HallfaXjounty suviTesnhiin.jyjllB funeral -wlllbe lield tomorrow from the church of the Good Shepherd.and among the pall-bearers will be ex Chief Justice James E. Shepherd, ex Justice Montgomery,- Justice Brown, Thomas 8. Kenan, ex-Judge Womack, Thomas W. Mason, Thomas M, Argo, and V. E. Turner. i i COTE CUT ITEMS. Special Correspondence. J, ' Cove City, Nov, I. We are having cool weather at present Miss Julia and Annie Simmona oi Winterville spent Friday with Miss Lula Edwards of Cove, City. There was a Democratic picnic and barbecue dinner here las Friday and there, was some very '.good speaking of North Carolinians. M. Jos. Kinsey Introduced the speakers, Hon. Cbaa R. Thomas, F. A. Woodard Y.T. Ormond, las. A. Byp, a . W, Blddle. Those who attended the Democratic rally from Dover was Messrs. & V. Richardson, Hamp West, Wm. Rouse, and Ernest Glover. ' :, Miss Kate K1I pa trick, teaches the Winterville school this year, she starts this morning. . - V UNCLH REMUS. Faith, Hope, Charity. Piath looks above the starry skies, And bids our doubting souls arise; Addresses Him who wrought this dust Though thou slay me I will trust Hope lingers round the throne p white ' Allures to blest abodes of light, ' Impatient waita t souls release. '. . And sings' of furor Jd and &eaceT- Charity spreads compassion round: ' Bmbracfs sorrow whera'r-found; Forgives an erring brother's ways, And everlasting love displays. - Wm. H. ERNUIi ' Death ef Mrs. J. J. Howard. Mrs. Haiiett Howard, wife of Capt. James J. Howard died of apoplexy, shortly after nine o'clock last night at her home on Middle street Mr Howard had been in feeble health for a few days but wfts In no critical con dition nntil stricken With apoplexy yesterday morning at eleven o'clock. She was the second wife of Captain Howard and Waa , herself married twice, having beeii the 'widow of Mr. Henry Foy. , The arrangements for . the funeral services have not been completed and the announcement will be made tomor row. Death ef Mrs. DeBrubU Mr. J. E. DeBruhl of Fort Barnwell died Monday night suddenly. She leavea a husband and six children, also three sisters, Mrs. Virginia Arnold of Cove, Mrs.. J. H. White of Fort Barn well, Mrs. N. F. Moore, of Klnston and one brother, J. W. Stewart of this city. The funeral will be held from the hom Wednesday at 4 o'clock. . We mean what we say Everything mast be sold before December Kith, as we elese December t4te. Waters talaa Store, aader Hasrttea HeteL lars annual appropriation. The in spection report for this year by the officer of the regular army ahows 'that there were present of the 1,83b . or about November 16th. The pastors of the' various churches here met, they bring ei-ofUcio members of the committee, and named representatives of each of their churches, these being I... . . s follows: joscdk u. Brown. Kicn - lard H. Battle, Thomas H. Brigga, B. Prince. J. O. Ruth, J. o. Riddle, POLHIGAL DEBATE Candidates for Congress Express Their Opinions ef the Campaign. A large number of citizens sympa thizers with both the Republican and Democratic ticket gathered at ' the court house last night to hear the debate "between Hon. Charles R. Tho Democratlc and Republican candidates for congress respectively. Mr. Step hen Lane 'presided ; '" ' Mr. Hill was introduced by Mr. Ro bert Hancock wh0 said that he was nominated because he was the best of many who would have made good candidates. ! Following is the - synopsis of jj. Hill's remarks""'- . .--; All voting citizens were his friends because he knew he did not have any enemies in the third district, ex cept political enemies. Hag had the nomination twice In the district once for State Senate and second for the congress, by- acclama tion did not ask 'or any nomination. Soon received challenge from, op ponent was advised not to accept by friends as he was young in the cause but yet he felt that he was on the right side and thereby accepted and was here tonight to show the people that he was here to champion the rights of his party. ' Democrats are going back to 1868 and resurrecting the skeletons of the civil war. He said his j people all fought in the war, and did not think it fair to him to bring up those old fossils of those times to comfute him. They say you talk nicely about the confederate soldiers, but what have your party done for the confederate soldiers'. - The confederate soldiers have always voted against us. Look here at the Charlotte convention; here were two confederate soldiers isklng for office, Ashley Horne and a gentleman from Salisbury, and did they get It? The' panic, Mr. Thomas charges It to the Republican party but I deny It. Senator Bailey of Texas said it was due to over loans of the Bank of New York. John Sharpe Williams In bis speech at New Born said the ad ministration had nothing to do with the panic. A Republican panic Is better than aa ordinary Democratic administration, If .wo compare the times .with 1892. to the present panic. Republicans hold out the 'postals savings bank system in lieu of the bank guarantee, as a' safer and more sensible financial measure. Mr. Thomas Speaks Greeted With Great Applause. He thanked the audience for thla demonstration. I find in my canvass that the people are yet loyal to me and I expect to rematnn loyal to them. Here in New Bern where I have lived nearly all my life I find them espec ially loyal. The Republicans in their National platform condemn all the constitu tional amendment; the election law of the aouth and the Jim Crow car law. Who raked up the past days oi 1868-69? It was Montgomery, in the presence of Elwood Cox and Tom Set tle, recently in Raleigh. The panacea, the Republicans offer is a currency law and there la not enough money In all the national banks of North Carolina to form such a currency association as is suggest ed by this law which la condemned by all bankers. Mr. Roosevelt was the first to en dorse takingthe tariff off from lum ber. Now as the forests of the north are exhausted he wants lumber on the free list The Postal savings bank law would affect the destruction of the national banks and the small state banka. : Mr. Taft never held any office In the gift of the people. Bryan has been nominated three times and will be elected next Tuesday, Panic and a divided Republican par ty and his strength with the muses will elect him. In his rejolner Mr. Thomas quoted from Mr. Aiken of South Carolina. In regard to the effect of his Inter state llquor bill, saying that It was nothing new he had not denied the Introduction as suggested In Mr. Han cock's letter. It was a bill, no pro hibitionist objected to. The publics' tlon of the letter Intended to prejudice him -with antl-prohlbltlonlsU. Mr. Aiken Introduced a similar bill and Democrats and Republicans Introduo - ed similar bills.. Said Mr. Aiken In a speech explaining the effect of such bill,. , The nronosed law does not Inter - I . ... . . ... a 1 irre wun me riant or a cuisxen w R,make a bonlflde order of whisky from another state for his personal use. the ITm.1 r,f (ha U. wni.M ha .imnW ta permit the state to regulate and con- troll the sale within Its own bor- dara This wss local self-government The bill would not take away the majority. exercise In good faith o' any man's Baltimore. Returns from ststee right or liberty, but would aid la how democrats warry 7 and Repub carrylng Into effect the policy of the ,,cn, ont congressman state as to the sale within Us bor- Boston. 60 cities and ' towns In ders, whether that policy was hlgn Maine give Taft 13,539, Bryan 7. llrenfie, local option, dispensary or 128. prohibition ' Boston The Globe Democrat an- I GOOD MORNING PRESIDENT THE OBESE CASDI1ATE TBOTES TO BE A BETTER BUHSEB THAS HIS WE8TERX BITAL. LARGER MAJORITIES THAX WERE EXPECTED. HUGHES ELECTED -'W'-rV-' f - . ,..-r-.r v ' ' ':' ' Illinois and Indiana Give Large asonably Sure States Give Their ions Flying at an Unusually Early Hour. Elected by over 6.000 Majority. 50.000 Majority. Special to Journal. ,j, Biddleford, Me., Nov. 8 Bijyan car ried Bldde'ord by 164 ff Rochester, N. Y., Nor. 3-Secono district 13th ward gives Taft 213, Bryan 188, third district fourth ward gives Hughes 232, Charier 174. Buffalo, Buffalo complete with three districts missing Taft 39,335; Bryan 34,756, Tafts plurality 4,579. Hughes 34,683, Chanler 39,591, Chanler 4,908. Geneva, Taft 1,787, Bryan 1,209, Hughes 1,708, Chanler 1,302. " Tennessee returns coming so far In dicate Brayan carries Tennessee by reduced plurality. Rome, N. Y., Taft 2,208, Bryan 1, 986. New York Queens, 8 districts Taft 2,321, Bryan 1.422. Syracuse, 45 districts out of 65 give Taft 13,081 Brayan 7,557, Hughes 11, 636, Chanler 810. Salamanca, TTaft 25, Chanler 25. Elmira, Complete returns give Tafi 4,768; Bryan 4,129; Hughes 4,587; Chanler 4,290. ...1.'-. Chicago Returns from 6 precincts out of 1,260 give Taft 352, Bryan 503 - Jamestown, Total vote Taft 4,129, Bryan 1225, Huhes 2,726, Chanler 1,785, Amsterdam Complete Taft 3,436; Bryan 1,110; Hughes 2.954, Chanler 1,597. New Britain, Conn, Ta't 1,787, Lilley, 912. Chicago, 66 precincts show a net gain lor Bryan of 13. New York. 17 districts out oi greater New York Hughes 4,612, Chan ler 3,202. Rochester, N. Y., Taft 6,428 plural ity and Hughes 860 plurality. Ithlca, N. Y. Tafts majority 5,000, with Hughes 2,000 behind. New Haven Conn. Taft will carry Connecticut by more than 20,000. New York American says early re turns indicate Hughes is running a head of two years ago. At 6 p. m. New York already certain Taft has cai ried New York state by one hundred thousand. Guthrie, Okla. Bemocrats claiming Bryan plurality from 20 to 40,000. Brooklyn Too diatrlcta out of 63, Taft 907, Bryan 784. Albany Bryan 784 estimate plur ality, Taft 6,500; Huges 8,500. Jamestown, Complete Taft 1,747; Bryan 781; Hughes 1.200; Canler 950. Portland, Me.r-Taft 6,185; Bryan 2,- 74L Augusta, Me., Returns Indicate Taft will carry Maine by 80,000. The Globe says Bryan carries Boa- ton by 1,000. New York Chairman West of Illi nois wires Chairman Hitchcock that Taft carries Utnois by large plural ity - : ' Geneva, N Y. Chanler loses bts home county. North Carolina Democratic majority reported In following counties: Cas well, 400; Carteret 300; Granville, 1, 000; Catawba, 250; Cleveland, 1.000; Robeson 1,800; Wilson 1,100; 18 coon- of 98 In North Carolina give Bryan 1,500 majority. . N Tork-60 electlou districts rn ' Bron Taft 7,177, Bryan 8,844, Hughe. IQ0- I 8,h congressional district reports (show terribly elose contest snay take ' o0'1 000111 decide, Forsyth ooun- M MaMallw A .mam . H n Itt J n 1 1 ti , with "even precinct usually democratic to r ,rom- New TOfl-1400 election districts Manhattan and Bronx Taft 81.147, Bry Trenton, N. J. Indications are that the state baa gone for Taft by 46,000 TAFT! GOV- ... - '"' ; , , " ERNOR OF NEW YORK Republican Majorities. The Re Usual Majorities. Congratulat Speaker Joe Gannon j State WiU Give Kitchin about nounces Tart as carried Massachu setts by one hundred thousand and Draper elected Governor by 75,000. New York 685 election districts in New York state outside Greater New York give Taft 178,336, Bryan 131,794 HIsgen 1,258. New Orleans will give Bryan 40,000 lurality. The democrats carry all congressional districts New York 707 election districts out side Greater New York Hughes 23,672 plurality at this rate he will receive plurality of 100188 outside this city. New York National Chairman Hitch cock say: "I still claim 325 electorial votes for Taft His New York plural ity will be 100,000 and Gov Hughes has been re-elected." Raleigh, N. C Eighth Congressional district two counties reported for Cow- lea and two for Hackett majority of 25. Indianapolis Early returns show Bryan running ahead of Parker vote with Marshal, democrat for Governor running ahead of Bryan. Republicans claim the state for Taft by 80000. "New York 730 . election diatrlcta, outside Greater New York Taft 60,742 plurality.. Concord, N. H. Taft carries this state by 20,000. Richmond Nine precincts out of 24 in Richmond city give Bryan 1,199, Taft ..274. Brooklyn 160 election districts give Taft 28.671, Bryan 23,845, HIsgen 2, 572 Detroit, Mich. First scattering re turns indicate that Taft haa carried state by large majority. Savannah, Ga. Bryan has carried Georgia but returns Indicate a large Taft and Watson vote. Chicago 830 precincts out of 126, give Taft 126,385, Bryan 93,289. In dlcatlons Taft carries North Dakota. New York At 9 o'clock state chair Greater New York by small plurality. He claimed state for Taft by 200,000 for Hughes 75.000. Loutsxllle, Ky. 63 precincts out ot 222 in Louisville, and Jeff County give Taft 7,794, Bryan 6.119, Tafts plaral ity. New York Wm. M. Ward National Committee o' New York has Just wlre4 Mr. Taft your plurality will be more than 175.000. Indiana returns Indi cate Tafts plurality alxtythousand. Columbian S. C., South Carol In will give Bryan about 60,000 majority while the state and congressional tick et are overwhelmingly democratic. Philadelphia Republican atate chair man claims Tarts plurality in state 300,000. , - Greater New York 796 districts out side Greater New York give Hughes 26,710 plursllty. Topeka, Kao. Congressional victor Murdock Republican, re-elected. Richmond, Va Augusta county 22 out of 36 precincts not Including Staunton Bryan 1,309, Taft 918, Flood 1,3922, Franklin. 919. Raleigh, N. C Pitt county, demo cratic majority for entire democratic ticket, will be fifteen hundred, Green county state ticket democratic by to 800 majority and county democratic ticket 6 to 600 majority. Richmond, V a, Essex county Bryan 364, Taft 124. Raleigh Mecklenburg county demo cratic majority may reach 8,000 or a- bout 600 over 1904. Danville, 111 The friends of speaker Joe Cannon say he has been elected by 6.000 to 7,000 majority. New York Chairman Hitchcock re ceived a deapstch of congratulations and thanks from Jaa. H. Sherman, can didate for vice-president. Jacksonville, Fla. Election la Ftor- resulted In the usual Democratic majority 18.000 to 20,000. Raleigh, N. C Wayneivtlle. tow a ship greatest vote Crawford haa ever received on account snow torra unable get vote rursl townships tonight Lee county will give 40Q domocratlc majority. New York World announces eleo- tlon Hughes ISO districts Manhattan in Nebraska. Present indications are and Bronx give Cbanler 14,651 plural- that Bryan aaay aave it by small plat Ity. ' allty. j Lincoln, Neb. Bryan ia " making! Desmotnes, Iowa The first tirpre sllght gains over eight years ago at clncta of Iowa ahow very heavy Bryan Grand Island and Taft shows a loss gains and If maintained will overcomo compared with vote for McKlnley Guthrie, Okla. Bryan carries the state by reducedplurality of that given Haskell last year the legislature will be democratic. Boetoa The results of the vote for Governor is in doubt chance favor Qulnby, Republican by small major- Jor . New York Governor - 230 districts Greater New York Huhes 28,397, Chan ler 40,710, Shearn 3,991. Chicago Wm. Haywood, . assistant secretary, republican national commit tee at 7.45, declared that reports from Nebraska indicate Taft would carry state by more than 12,000. . ' - 250 Odietricts in Manhattan Taft, 36,370, Bryan 44,957, HIsgen 3,462. Cincinnati Hamilton county shows big democratic gains Newark, Trenton gives 960 plurality Mercer county will give Taft 6,000. untcago Returns snow election 01 64 democrats to congress, 78 republi cans. Republican gain a district in Pennsylvania held by democrats. , Raleigh Warren county democratic majority 1,008 others in doubt. Chowan county democrat majority 100, Union county democratic, majority ,200. 310 election districts in Manhattan Taft 46,267, Bryan 65,745, Hiagen 43, 277 Baltimore Thomas F. Parren, state republican chairman estimates Tafts plurality in Baltimore city from -8,000 to 9,000; It is claimed state will" give Taft 10.000 plurality Norfolk Republican' state commis sion concedes Virginia to Bryan for 15,000, but claims one congressman. New York 1200 election . districts outside Greater New York Hughes 44,- 145 plurality Republican Chairman estimates Taft majority in New York to be 60,000 to 60,000. Returns from Delaware indicate Taft plurality a- bout 2,500. 1 Fargo, N. D. Incomplete returns from 6 counties gives Taft 6,390 Bryan 4,960. New York Minneasota Republican chairman Browo wires Hitchcock largest Tot in history ot state, Taft carries . tUlSOJOO. , Raleigh Moore county democratic majority 300. Durham- county demo cratic majority 700. Randolph county democ ratio majori ty 240 estimated. Boston 3omplete, Taft 40,809, Bry an 41,087. congressional wm. k. Smlt democrat sixteenth Texas Con gress district re-elected. Cleveland, Ohio. Early returns from . Ohio, counties indicate Taft caBried;ted by big majority, towiB of Weld.m tate by decreased plurality over Roose velt In 1904. The race for Governor Is very close. Atlanta, Ga. National Democratic Committeeman Clark Howell announ ces Bryan baa carried Georgia by 25,- ooo. x , ; Raleigh News and Observer reports Indicate North Carolina will give Bryan and Kitchin 45,000 majority." New York 320 election districts t Brooklyn, Hughes 54,144, Chanler 57, 850, SbearnS .731. Trenton, N. J. Tafts majority In New Jersey will be 45,000 and the leg islature will be Republican by big majority. Columbia, S. C The Columbia state reports South Carolina will give Bryan 60,000 to 60,000 majority. The State and congressional ticket overwhelm ingly democratic. Reno, Nev. Early scattering returns indicate Nevada baa been carried by Bryan by 2,000. Omaha, Neb. World, Herald, claims I Bryan and Shalklnger carry Nebraska I by lz.ooo. Topeka, Kaa. Returns from Six teen counties Indicate Taft carries Kan sss by 20,000. Stubbn for Governor by 14,000. New Bedford, Mass Taft 6,065, Bry- a0 8,749. Sioux Falls, 8. D. Twenty-five pre , clncts out of UOOtnSouth Dakota give I Taft 1,401, Bryan 1,062, . Newark, N. J.-4U districts out ot 1,154 in New Jersey city give Taft 20.944, Bryan 11,780. Wilmington, Del.-Delaware Indies- tlonsshow Delmar Republican for Taft by 1.000. Pennewell, Republican for "1"ora manager oi me store was Governor 100 and Davis for Attorney leplug up stalra oyer the store. Oeneral. .Wood hounds were phoned for, and 1.008 diatrlcta New York city give Taft 173,991, Bryan 173,679 New York-Hnghes plurality rn state probably 67,000. Lincoln, Neb At 9.25 p. m. Mr. Bryan announced that he would have ' no statement to make tonight Dallas, Texaa. Returns Indicate election of entire democratic ticket both state and National. Cincinnati 41 precincts out ot 443 lo slate Taft 8.8009. Tafts plurality West Vlrglulaf la es timated at 3,0O0. " Cleveland, O. Up to 9 p. m. re turns from only one precinct out of 263 haa been reported. This gles Tsrt !35, Bryan 153. C'lncluuatl Four precincts out oi 4.430 give Tart 8:9, Cryaa 471. Uncola I.i 'i. tUous fir c!. e v t the normal majority in the state. . Chicago. Estimated plurality for. Ta't in Illinois 200,000. New York Taft will carry Brook lyn by 19,60 . , Reno, Nov. Indications are that Ne vada carried by Bryan 2,000 , Chicago Chairman Diccey declares that Hadley Republican for Governor carried Missouri by few thousand vote . running slightly ahead of Taft : Louisville 149 precincts out of 222 city, gives Taft. 16,641, Bryan 14,110, . Klnkead congress 16,611, Sherley, dem. 15,287 .;:;! : . Milwaukee. In 110 precincts out ot 124 in city give Brya nl8,7Cl, Taft 19,722. This Is considerable republican- loss, Maryland second congressional district 1. Fred C Talbott elected. . Chicago Long distance reports to seeretary republican national commit tee declares that Taft carried Indiana by 15,000. ' ' ' Helena, Mont. 36 precincts In Mon tana give Taft 764, Bryan 1,003,'Pray, Republican, for. congress. 746, Loud, - democrat, 1,000V New York 480 election districts, Brooklyn, Taft 94,021. Bryan 78,798. HIsgen 8,421. - ' 1,800 election districts outside of Greater New York Taft 360,239, Bryan 249,649. - . .. St Louis, Scattering precincts out o' 2,000 la the state outside St Louis give Taft 3,142, Bryan 4,830; - 30 districts in Richmond Taft 4,464, Bryan 5,220. ; Salt Lake City Returns indicate . that Taft haa carried Utah by ten thousand. ' ' . Columbus, O. Ohio returns will be late. State committee reports much, scratching and only 270 precincts ox 4,524 reported. ; ; Leadrille, Colo. Estimated that Bryan will carry Lake County by 280. Wheeling, W. Va.The intelligencer republican, says Taft wUl carry state ' by 15 to 18,000. J Oesmoines, la. Returns . show de creased republican plurality, but lndt-. cate Taft will carry state by 40,000. Raleigh Official returns from city BrvRn 778 Bialorltv. Kitchin 992 ma jority. News ana Observer estimates -Bryan majority 48,000. ' New York 590 districts in Man- hattan, Taft 96,148, Bryan. 107,843. Raleigh. Robeson county democrats majority 1,850, Yadkin majority 95, Montgomery 78 . ..... . Raleigh 36 counties out of. 98 give ; Bryan 21,525, Kitchin 24,900, Halifax- county entire democratic ticket, ele- Bryan 273, Taft 232. All twelve republican congressm.'u selected in Miohlgan. ' Wisconsin gives Taft 75,000 nsjjn--lty. : " .New' York, Nov; 4 Mr. Taft ha been elected President receiving prae Vcajiy as Diaujf eiopionai vines ua Mr. Roosevelt received In 1904. Mr. . Tafts plurality in New York state Is very large and may exceed 150,000 Bryans vote In Greater New York fail ed to reach the figure expected. DOVER LETTER Special Correspondence. ' ' Dover, Oct SO. Saturday night Oct. 24th, near Dover, Nathan .Brown, ac cldently shot Sid Johnson in the right foot. Both were colored. Dr. Pollock found it necessary to ' amputate the great toe of Sid's toot Dr. Pollock believes In progression, and has added a Campbell portable x-ray to his office equipments, which S better enables him to meet the da-. mand on him for his services In ser gical work, In which be has been sue cess'iil. " t The Goldsboro Lumber Company store here was broken Into several Din, o nd a quantity of goods stolen together wun sia.uv or szv.w roooery waa a vry umo iniruuer .uu.rea oy - lng a paine oi giass oui m a irum, i wmaow. ine eiecir.c ngnis were "ngrag nnaer me more porcn. r. Ml- " Greenville came over w,,a lnon1, uul " ccouni a siow cunl1 run lru lar. Mrs. Raymond Pollock has been spending a tew days In New Bern, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Foy, while there are some additions belug made te their' house here. We hear that a certain young nm here,, has a house rented, and n It will not have any e for it until -txVUt Xmas, would submit it f t -bout two months. Hut the o'': ' would have to gt out snd r l ' ' for be will go to I'loii.U ' ut niBs snd return i H ..!. .'. 'nir r t!.r H-H ! ' oi "t: " i. Pus; '. 1 r.-.xt ' r I t : V y v I t 1 ' t i ' Ht t' ' l' " f r s 'i