The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 30, 1898, Page 3

FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1898. REPUBLICANS | CERTAIN OF A SAFE MAJORITY Will Have Working Control of Congress Over the Allied Opposition. Forecast of the Coming Elections Indicates That California Will Gain Three Representa- tives and One Senator. aintain they will hold these three and | in six more. As a result of the split | imong Republicans in Wisconsin, the | EW YORK, Oct. 29.—Careful and unbiased reports from every State in the Union indicate that the next Congress will be R publican. The Se e will be Republican by a small majority and the House of Representatives by a majority of between fifteen and twenty. There is nothing in the situation indicate either a Republican ocrats insist that they tepresentatives. Those North Carolina declare they will gain With the aid of correspondents all over the count- the Herald has made a canvass of the probable outcome of cratic landslide, but the he pending election in various States. may happen. All experie From reports the next Congress may clans agree that landslides come look somethin~ like , compared with o e is an ominous feel- | the present. For u;i\"enhénrc ;akoh:hcf % it S raiadie oW ssification is made under the three ing of fupent jin the aninale AWeAl 25 I ieas—republicans A¢DEmGcats) Bl well‘as in the al communities of the | RS 1 rts from Pennsylvania indicate that notvy Fifty-Afth tanding the bitter efforts { | made agai ay | (Next) | (Present) didate for Gover STATES. { Congress. || Congress. elected, though by a plurality. A remarkable campaign is | being carried on in New Jersey. The |r.{D.|P.{|R.[D.|P. indications are that Fester Voorhees, | 6 RS Repub n, will be elected Governor b ; B | 1 t majority and that the Le, Alabama [ Jature will be Democratic on joint bal-| , o0 o0 [ lot, thus returning James Smith Jr. to | the United States Senate | California | 11, tiring Senator Democrat, next Senator Republican; Colorado, Republican 1, S Connecticut, Republican 2, Republican Senator retiring, successor Republican; Delaware, Democrat 2, re- tiring Senator Democrat, successor Democrat; Florida, Democrat 2, retir- ing Senator Democrat, successor Dem- ocrat; Georgia, Democrat 2; Idaho, Re- publican 1, Populist 1; Illinois, Repub- lican 2; Indiana, Democrat 1, retiring Senator Democrat, next Republican; Iowa, Republican 2; Kansas, Repub- lican 1, Populist 1; Kentucky, Democrat 1, Republican 1, Louisiana, Democrat 3; Maine, Republican 2, retiring Sena- tor Republican, successor Republican; Maryland, Democrat 1, retiring Demo- crat, next Republican; Massachusetts, Republican 2, vetiring Senator Repub- lican, successor Republican; Michigan, Republican 2, retiring Senator Repub- lican, next Republican; Minnesota, Re- publican 2, retiring Senator Republican, successor Republican; Mississippi, Democrat 2, retiring Senator Demo- | crat, ccessor Democrat; Missouri, Democrat 2, retiring Senator Democrat, successor Democrat; Montana, Repub- lican 1, Siiver 1, retiring Senator Re- publican, successor Republican; Ne- braska, Republican 1, Silver 1, retiring Senator Silver, next Silver; Nevada, Populist 2, retiring Senator Populist, next Populist ew Hampshire, Repub- lican 2; New Jerse, Republican 1, Democrat 1, retiring Senator Democrat, ssor Democr New York, Repub- 1, Democrat 1, retirin Senator Democrat, successor doubtful; North Carolina, Republican 1, Populist 1; North Dakota. Republican 1, Democrat retiring Senator Demo next Democrat; Ohio, Republican 2, retiring Senator Republican, ccessor Repub- lican; Oregon, Republican 2; Pennsyl- vania, Republican retiring Senator Republican, successor Republican; Rhode Island, Republican 2, retiring nator Republican, next Republica South Carolina, Democrat 2; South D: kota, Silver Tennessee, Democrat retiring Sen Democrat, successor ) Populist; publican 1, Democrat retiring Senator Democrat, succes- Democrat; Wisconsin, Republican ing Senator Demo- Democrat; Texas, Democrat 2, retiring Y sor Democrat; r 1, retiring Senator Silver, successor Silver; Ver- | ) mont, Republican ring Senator Republican, successor Republican; Vir- ginia, Democrat retiring Senator Democrat, successor Democrat; Wash- ington, Republican 1, Populist 1, reti Populist, next 2 sor. 1, Democrat 1, ret: ssor doubtful; Wyoming, Re- an 2, retiring Senator Republican, or doubtful. Republicans re- tiring 12, Democrats 10, Populists and Silver 4. These States will elect Governors: ADVERTISEMENTS. & = M 3 Ty 2 i NUMBER—10 R 1 T iwu ‘ ittt il il il “' sttt i i} == Now we’re not going to attempt to indulde in any lengthy In Connecticut the Republicans will probably elect Representatives in every district. New England bids fair to present ils’ usual unbroken Republican fr In the middle W Te are con- flicting reports. The Democrats claim | they will make a sweep t but the | chances are not favorable to the ful- fillment of this prophe On the Pacific Coast the Republicans more than hold their-own. The effect of the sound mone ctory in Oregon is felt by the Repu n party in Cali- fornia, which will elect the Governor. I ocratic silver fusion will win in South Dakota and Nevada n, the State of General Alger, y of War, will probably main- Republican position. ! no probability of Re- | , although the Demv- | sts of gains in tricts. The Re- have united in | will con- | This disputed | who claim the Leg- o insist that they will| olid delegation in Congress. | e fight of the year is in New | The eyes of the country the spectacular contest be- odore Roosevelt for the governor- struggle between | . It is a great s and rural localities. y which threatened Roose- | an overwhelming defeat two | ago has very largely disap- | In the county of New York | has been complicated by | introduction of the issue that the | ry must be independent of po- | L This may or may not | actor in influencing votes for the | p. The Democrats will make State Senate and also in rk there would seem to be | doubt that the Democrats | e several seats that are now | by Republicans. Captain Astor Chanler is carrying| spectacular campaign | Representative Lemuel Ely | chairman of the Republican | ty Committee, and fully believes | 1-beat him. z [ United States Senate will also re- | Republican. The Republicans may | enator from California, but | ocrats in that State say they t dc present Congress William on a fierce and against Quigg, Cou he re 3 ns, 122 Demo-‘ 15 Fusionists, 12 Populists and 4] Silverites. A canvass indicates th: at | the complexion of the next Congress | will probably be 193 Republicans, 143 Democrats, 8 Populists, 12 Fusionists | and 1 Siiverite. Thus the Republican | control of Congress is apparently not in any danger, and the Republicans wili still.have a working major over the Democrats and other parties. The Democrats in Pennsylvania are | hopeful that the hot fight that is being ed on there agalnst Quay candi dates by John Wanamaker and the P hibitionist forces wil result in the over turning of some of the districts that are | regarded as surely Republican, and the triumph of the Democratic Congres- eional candidates. ana the Republicans are confi- s will at least retain their pres- 1gth in the House. The Demo- s are equally confident that they rease theirs. Advices from con- ative sources indicate that there will be some changes in the make-up of the Indiana delezation. In Illinois, where the Democrats\have representatives now, but three they ADVERTISEMENTS. CATARRH CURED FOR $5.00 A MONTH, MEDICINES FREE. TEE ENGLISH AN SPECIALISTS cure n in the first a D GERMAN EXPERT Catarrh, also Consump- second stages, and Chronie | ve been established porated under the Free Consuitation and Advice. Also treatise on any disease at office or by mall. | ENGLISH AND GERMAN SPECIALISTS, 731 Market St., San Francieco, Cal. TAKE ELEVATOR, Hours, 8 to N . Evenings, 7 to 8. Bundays, § to 11,0 98U The Repub- | Colorado Connecticut . Georgla Idaho . 1 Illinots Kentucky . Louisiana . Maryland Massachusetts Michigan .... Minnesota. ... Misstssippt Missouri Montana Nebraska. 4 1 New York North Caroliza... North Dakota. Ohio . Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina. South Dakota. Virginia Washington West Virginia.... Wisconsin ... WYOmIDE +veveres | 202 130 2 | | The United States Senate will also re- main Republican. The Republicans may gain a Senator from California, but the Democrats say they will not. In New York the Legislature will elect a successor to Senator Murphy, and the Legislature in New Jersey will elect Senator Smith’s successor. These States will elect Senators: California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Indiana, Maline, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippl, Missour!, Montana, Ne- braska,. Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsyl- vania, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, ‘Washington, iVVest Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyom- ng. The forecast shows the to ber Totals .... next Senate STATES. ‘mnqroa **opBIRoWRQ, “+umopqndey Alabama . Arkansas California Colorado . Connecticut Delaware Kansas . Kentucky Louisiana Maine .. Maryland Maesachu; Michigan . innesota ississippl Missouri Montana . Nebraska Nevada ... New Hampshire . New: Jersey New York North Carol North Dakota Ohio . Oregon . Pennsylvania Rhode Isiand South Carolina . South Dakota Tennessee Wisconsin Wyoming . i 1 Totals .. 2] 3 The present Senate is: Alabama, Democrat; Arkansas, Democrat 2; Cali- fornia, Republican 1, Democrat 1, re- STATES. | cov. | Gon | Present [Brb'Bie | | colorado .. Jpem. |p.&r | California .fnem. |Repn. | 1dano .[D.&F. TSame | Kansas Pop |Fus. | Michigan .{Repn. |Repn. Minnesota . .(Repn. (Repn. | Massachusetts .. - Repn. [Repn. New York:n st nis Repn. |Repn. | New Hampshire [Repn. | New Jersey. ITndoubt | Nebraska Fpus. | Nevada Repn. North Dakota............. Repn. |Repn. | [Repn. South Dakota............. IFus. |Fus. | South Carolina }Dem, { Tenny {Dem. [Dem. [Repn. Fus, Supplez}xental Register Opened. MADERA, Oct. 20.—In the Superlor | Court to-day Judge J. K. Law of Merced, sitting for Judge Conley, handed down a decision in re the application for an | alternative writ to compel the County Clerk to issue a supplemental register containing the names of all voters who d between eighty-five and fifteen or to the election. all persons who registered prior to fif- teen days before election were entitled to vote. The writ was granted, thereby adding 119 names to the great register of this county. pealed. S Castroville Will Go Republican. SALINAS, Oct. 20.—The Republican meting at Castroville last evening was the largest ever held in that place. | Buez of Los Angeles. Despite the fact | that Castroville ever since its foundation the balarce of the Republican ticket. This will be the greatest victory for the Republican party in Monterey County. | i e Buys the Tyler Acres. | RED BLUFF, Oct. 20.—Half of the fa- mous Tyler estate, situated eight miles south of Red Bluff, has been sold to Charles Tate of Tehama. Tait has bought & e 500! that he leases the other half. What's absorbing man’s attention to-day is the approaching election and the individual man’s ap- pearance. The appearance we take care of. Why He held thaf The case will not be ap- speakers were F. F. Davis and F. Domin- | has given large Democratic majorities, it | will this year go for Gage and Neff and roperty for $26,000, and it is under- shouldn't we? We'rethe only institution in America that devotes eight floors exclusively to male apparel, and one of the topics among men to-day is the attrac- tive suits that we're offering—the ones that have dot that chic and grace that show they're cut and made by tailors that know how to build swell clothes. The colorings are fashionable, of cowrse, bordering on neatness—not loud clothes, but fashionable ones, and {the price the smallest price ever quoted for good "'TEN DOLLARS. It's worth a few minutes of your tims to gazs in our Big Corner Window and se= those Overcoats that arz marked $10 ; they’il surprise yow. The prettiest of tan shades in Covérts, satin piped; the prettiest of blue, black and brown Kerseys, shoulders of satin, sleevs.linings of satin, body linind of fine worsted—the kind of Overcoats that have that hang and grace that give them the appearance of artists’ models. You know we’re King Pins for Overcoats. These at TEN DOLLARS. Then the suits. We'll keep you busy for qui‘e a time showing yow some of the prettiest Worst- eds yow ever laid your eyes upon; silk strip- ed lining in the coat.silk striped | ining in the vest, silk striped | lining in the | trousers. If the Worst- ADVERTISEMENTS. *Yove is not love that alters when it alteration finds." That is one of the sublimest lines in all literature. It is the final definition of love by the world’s greatest reader of the human mind,— Shakespeare. Nearly all women who truly love, love in this sublime way. Men seldom do. Woman’s most glorious endowment is the power to awaken and hold the pure and honest love of a worthy man. hen she loses it and still loves on, no one in the wide world can know the heart agony she endures. The woman who suffers from weakness and derangement of her special womanly organism soon loses the power to sway the heart of a man. Her general health suffers and she loses her looks, her attractiveness, her amia- ility and her wer and prestige as a woman. Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo. N.Y., with the assistance of his staff of able phy- sicians, has prescribed for many thousan of women. He has devised a perfect and scientific remedy for women’s ailments. It is known as Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescrip- tion. It is a positive specific for all weak- nesses, diseases, disorders, displacements, irregularities, and debilitating drains pe- culiar to women. It purifies, regulates, strengthens and heals. Medicine dealers sell it, and no honest dealer will advise you to accept a substitute that he may make a little larger profit. 1 was afflicted with kiduey trouble and I have always had a_torpid liver, " writes Mrs. B. Crosswhite, of Duffau. Erath Co., Texas. * When I commenced your medicine T was not able to stand on my feet. I used ome bottle of Dr. Plerce's Favorite Prescri and five vials of his ‘Pleasant Peliets.' I am now well. I had pot walked in four months when I commenced the treatment; but in ten days I was able to walk evervwhers.” eds are not to your liking. why, then, one of those highly popular Bluz Serges in the Electric Blue Shadz It’s dressy at any time, and if not a Blue Serge, why, then, a Cheviot in neat mix- tures, in gray- : ish cffects, in brownish effec’s ; you know our clothes are swell clothes, and it takes a small amount to own ’em. TEN DOLLARS. We're showing wp some very swell ideas in Si'k Vests for men—that new. high-cut, dow- ble-breasted Vest—very swell, You should have one of "em.. O+4+4 444+ 4444 +4444+4+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ® ++++ 4440 + + + + + + ° 9, 11, 18, 15 KEARNY STREET. SPECIALISTS ON MALE APPAREL. grade blwe chev- ty shade of blue iot, in a very |and averyswell nt;vel fashionlike all our goods ; | coat. For little they're swell. chaps bglwcer‘; For such a pretty little suit, |the ades afo . cap included, for little chap:|an d 10. A, n between the ages of 4 and 12 ;?’I;;IM;;‘II ese Sunday sermons by taking your time up with a lot of pratings about how good we are and what we have done inthe past; just want to show yow in owr picture above what a handsome little winter coat we have created for little fellows between the ases of 8 and 10. It's a masterpiecs in children’s finery; it’'s made from fine brown Venetian cloth, deep shade and braided just as youw see it in the picture. Heving had the reins of leadership so long in our hands, wresting them from the others, we feel perfectly content in knowing that our efforts are appreciated in creating such high- class styles as we have this season. The picture above is one of them, only one of them; there’s hundreds of others equally as pretty, but youw must see "em. Monday’s feature is illus- trated right opposite; it's a long-trouser Sailor Swit—one of the prettiest effccts in bluesthat we have shown in many sea- sons. It has the flaring blouwse, the wide sleeve, the plaited sleeve. The Chevron is just as yow see it in the picture. In fact, it’s a masterful conception of a sailor suit. ¥You can have it with white flat braid; yow can have it with black flat braid. A lanyard and whistle So with every suit. The sizes range for little tots 3 years to 12. % Now, that this swit shall be complete in all detail, we have taken one of owur very swellest Tam o’ Shanters in blwe, with pretty patriotic emblem on it and say for both swit and Tam, beginning Monday, 8$4.45. Another Mon- lay feature will be a lot of pretty blwe As- trachan Reef- ers, made with broad, flaring revere. You can have ‘em with sailor collar as well. It's apret- Another spr- cial for Mon- day will be a Lo’ f those pretty middy suits, which we faith- fully illustrate opposite ; made from high- we say for Monday only, $3.98. $3.98. Adbout 200 S pretty little el swits, as swell e as anything can possibly be, which we at- tempt to picture opposite;in pretty blues; also mix‘ures. Suits worth all the way up t $5 and their vests are mar vels of beawty They will ¢ specially tick eted Monday, Quite an at- tractive lot of Young Men's Suwits; sizes 12 ‘0 19 years. Neat colorings in blues, browns -such swits as ow'd pay $6 or 37 for in other ores. Monday will ivd 'em tagged $3.98. ST. 2-11-13-15 KEAR THE FRISCO BOYS.