The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 5, 1902, Page 2

FRANCIECO CALL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1902 JA, PARDEE WILL COME T SAN FRANCISCO WITH A HENVY PLURNLITY OVERYLANE HOwW | PARDEE IS PLEASED WITH THE RETURNS. ||}ME LEADS | INE RULED, South Justifies the| NTERICA Clai Republicans. ms 150 Lane Weak in Some, | oi the Democratic Counties. , INS received up to 3:3 c: this morning indicate | ecrge C. Pardee will come | 2 Francisco with Fran managers Southern Cali h Centra! and North- ~dee’s vote has run {ip except in a county here On the other hand, while Lane nexnected gains in some coun- by the Republicans, his vote bas_ fallen below that Republican State Cen- | There stcome on a single | 1l be safély Repub- ches, insuring the elec--| an United States Sena- Republic 14 | | EORGE C. PARDEE said this morning at 2 o’clock: “1f the results of the election should be the selectjon of the Republican ticket by the people of California. I shall, of course, be pleased. the contrary, the Democrats should be successful, there is, of course, nothing to do but to bow to the inevitable, which we shall all certainly do. But, whichever way the resuit may go, I shall be neither swelled up with my own importance nor cast down into the depths of the slough of despond. The campaign has, with very few exceptional incidents, been a very good and fair one, and my feelings toward my opponent, Mr. Lane, have not changeéd from the very friendly attitude that characterized the beginning of the campaign. the results, I less than any one else, because I have just been awakened to give my views on a situation of which I. have heard nothing. whether I lose or win, I shall neither be cast down nor set up, but will be just the same sort of a man I have always been. I shall, of course, accept the verdict of the people, whether favorable or unfavorable, with equal equanimity. play,’ exactly fits the case of every man running for office.” ASS Fo50aanTE s TRUMEY it unnecessary to r that office. s 2 ! | AMADOR. %+ | ago- Amador County gave Gase | e q ON, Nov. 4—Three precincts give is running unty ticket. BUTTE. 2 33 Butte County gave Gage a | —Nineteen precincts of 24; Coombs, 26; for Assembly ther nominees on e ticket are running e | alaveras County gave Gage + + | COLUSA. 1 + - * County gave Ma- jlusa County wiil | ties: Governor— | naut Govern Dock- ary of State—Rosbor- ce—Law, 400; Asso- > District, | ot—J. B. ) (no op Assem- Howard (D.), 165 (no op- ¥ EX ra Costa County gave Nov. {—Full returns from nets out of thirty-four in Con- give Pardee 62 majority and Anderson 173; for Congress, Metcalf for Assembly, Harry Ellis (R.), 223. Returns are coming in slowly and will not be all in before morning. The precincts to be heard from will give large Republican ities MARTIN: eleven preci - i DEL NORTE. ; + Four years ago Del Norte County gave Gage a plurality of 49, CRESCENT CITY, Nov. 4—The elec- tion throughout Del Norte County passed off quietly. A full vote was cast. The Republicans claim the county for Gov- Al Stuffed Up That's the condition of many sufferers from catarrh, especially in the morning. Great difficulty is experienced in clearing the head @nd ‘throat. No wonder catarrh causes headache, impairs the taste, smell and hearing, pol- lutes the breath, dergnges the stomach and affects' the appetite. To cure catarrh, treatment must be con- stitutional—alterative and tonic. “I was .mmid with, catarrh. I took medicines of different kinds, giving each a fair trial; but gradually grew worse until I could hardly hear, taste or smell. 1 then concluded to try Hood's Sarsac parilla, and after teking five bottles I was cured apd have not had any return of the disease since.” Eugene Forpes, Lebanon, Kan. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Cures Catarrh—it soothes and strength- ens the mucous membrane and up the whole system. 5 ] . . | each of the | indicate that Pardee will 'Congress, is making a strong < ernor and Congressman by 50 votes. Dem- ocrats claim a small majority. 4 e EL DORADO, | | ————————3 Four vears ago El Dorado County gave Ma- | guire a plurality of 83, ! * PLACERVILLE, Nov. 4—Complete re- | turns from thirteen precincts out of thirty-six in this county give Lane 332, Pardee 292. * * ] FRESNO. | * —_— ur years ago Fresno County gave Maguire a plurality of 607 FRESNO, Nov. 4—Returns so farspoint to a Republican victory. At midnight only eleven precincts have been received, their totals being: Pardee 328, Lane 311, Needham 230, Ashe 236. Partial returns | from all over the county indicate the win- | and their pluralities about as fol- ;| Kirk 500, Beatty 150, Needham 1000 Drew, Assembly Traber, Assembiy, xtiet . Estimates as to pluralities of Secretary of State, Controller, Treasurer, Attcrney- General, Surveyor-General, State Printer of Board of Equalization d Commissioner are not ob- jut everything points to a plu- ity for the Republican candidates for offices. Of the county ticket the Républicans have probably elected W. Scott, County Clerk; George W. Jones, trict Attorney; S. W. Marshall, Treas- urer, and Scott McKay, Surveyor. The | Democrats have Hancock as Tax Col- lector, Lane as School Superintendent, and Cowan as Coroner. The rest of the offices are in doubt, the fights being very close, | HUMBOLDT. | — Four years ago Humboldt County gave Gage | a plurality of 964. i [P EUREKA, Nov. 4—Partial reports from erent precincts in Humboldt County carry it by bout 1600 majority. The returns are coming in slowly. It prebably will be 4 o'clock before the entire vote in Eureka is counted and several days before the remote precincts report. Enough is| known, however, to make certain the election of the entire Republican county ticket, with the possible exception that T. M. Brown, Democratic nominee for | Sheriff, the incumbent, and Superior Judge E. W. Wilson may win. Both As- sembly distriets are saved to the Re- publicans. Rolley and McNeil will poll their party vote, which will give them | a handsome majority. J. N. Gillette, Republican nominee for showing. | His majority doubtless will be much in excess of his party vote and many of the strongest Democratic precincts will give | him a lead. The voting in Eureka was large. Par- dee will probably carry this city by 230 votes and Gillette’s majority will exceed 400. His majority in the county will reach 1800. The Democratic leaders feel greatly dis- appointed in the returns that have come in. They did not look for a strong Pardee vote and thought that the Gillette-Selvage fight would defeat Gillette. They did not count on the numbers of Demotratic votes that went for the home Congress- man. -_— KINGS. 1 —_— Four years ago Kings County gave Gage a plurality of 20, HANFORD, Nov. 4.—Partial returns from Kings County indicate that Lane will carry the county by seventy-five ma- jority. Needham (R.) for Congress will carry. it by fifty. i e T e L B l KER 7 o+ — —_— Four years 0 Kern County gave Maguire a plurality of 163, BAKERSFIELD, Nov. 4—Returns indi- cate \the foilowing pluralities jn Kernl g~~~ ~— =~ = - L o 0o F M ANGELIOTTI STeTE TREASURER The Persian proverb, ‘The man who cannot afford to pay should not At this time, 2 a. m., no one seems to know much about But if, on But REEVES County: Governor—Lane, 300; Lieutenant Governor—Dockweiler, 300; Secretary of State, 100; Chief Justice, in doubt; Asso- ciate Justices—Farnsworth 200, Shaw 100; Congress, Eighth District—Smythe (D.), 200; State Board of Equalization, Fourth District—Hanley (D.), 200; Railroad Com- missioner, Third District—Spellacy (D.), 700; Senator, Thirty-second District—Em- mons (D.), 200; Assemblyman, Sixty-sixth District—Dorsey (R.), 150. The returns are coming in very slowly. ISP LY LASSE;: 4 | ¥ Four years ago Ls Ce t) DS 0(:]2‘1‘0 assen County gave Gage a SUSANVILLE, Nov. 4—Complete re- tyrns from five out of twenty-two pre- | cmct!_ln Lasgsen County give Pardee 36, Lane 57. The same precincts in 1900 gave + * W sazanpa Sur ey _«rfr‘- INIING — REPUBLICAN NOMINEES WHO ARE ELECTED TO STATE OF- FICES. *: i Lwcs = EN SHAW McKinley 41, Bryan 48. Incomplete returns from Susanville precincts give Pardee 30, Lane 41, with 100 ballots to be counted. | Republicans estimate that the county will go for Pardee by 100. The Democrats concede it by about the same figures. Webb for Attorney General will get a large majority., Beatty and Angellotti are running ahead of their ticket. | L Four years ago Los Gage a plurality of 2031, % LOS ANGELES. | & | Angeles County gave i LOS ANGELES, Nov. 4—Although not a precinct in Los Angeles city had com- pleted its count at midnight, the election officers had progressed far enough in their work to indicate what the result will be. At present everything points to the verifi- cation of the estimate made several days = i} . e ; | VOTE IN 1888, VOTE IN 1902. ’ e 5z GOVERNOR. mg GOVERNOR. ||CHIEF JUSTICE ASSOCIATE JUSTICES. 2% 88 | A 5| 2 g i | o o ) 4 g g g COUNTIES. ;;s,' § g _‘?' §4 3 | é b < ; E E ‘ $ |8 : ; : H g g : : : : 5 ; | H 2 2 % Amad. T 3 ‘ : : = Alpine . R b (B ‘Amador 23 1,352 1,304 k] Butte 56 2,245 2,012 [ Calaveras 34 1,809 1432 6 Colusa . . 21 664 1,076 10 Contra Costa ..| 3 1,893 1472 [ Del Norte 3 354 305 El Dorado . Bl m 1415 i Fresno k(] 2,783 3,290 1 Glenn . 15 561 523 Humboldt . 61 3,171 2,207 e f e & um | g | @ ern .. 8 1,886 Kings . 17 918 898 2 Lake 18 627 7 Lassen 22 558 438 Los Angeles ....| 185 | 14983.| 12,082 Madera % 558 - 765. Marin . 2 1,345 945 Mariposa. 20 521 7 Mendocino 5 | 2004 | 218 L Merced % 801 | 1074 2 5% Modoc . 16 36 || B i Mong - g = o2 SEol setroy 5 onterey : i 0 am = Napa .. 26 1947 | 158 7 2% 218 174 141 108 evada . 8 2,577 1971 9 221 20 22 208 8 Orange 34 1,992 1,781 3 56 50 | 49 47 24 Placer . 47 2,218 1,808 8 424 802 450 218 217 Plumas 18 860 544 R 23 15 10 g ame | oges | R g % 25 3 7 B ms ) i e L L wAG S B W San Diego ... 92 | 3506 | 329 B o B Wl 3o 2 San Francisco ..| 320 28,218 2 17 14,016 19,116 15,311 13,1% 10,201 12,027 San Joaquin 52 3,894 ,018 1 50 892 553 398 406 367 San Luis Obispo| 37 1,657 1,828 5 191 243 m 82 162 83 s 2w R i@l B ®.%. 8] 3 Santa Clara. Zg g]m gm ' G X 5. Sr et i 250 . 2 517 328 49 1598 2,028 s e o 105 63 S % 23 757 450 2 2 24 59 3 2 13 a 1737 1722 5 8 98 6 39 84 3 3 3,006 2262 6 210 207 8 8 130 a1 [ 4,088 3,587 2 8 2 3 0 28 21 22 1,127 1,336 1 47 39 % z 36 20 7 80 04 1 B2 8 52 19 62 4 - 108 1'.%3 71 e 5 6 38 20 5 3 3 5 e £ 1 T BT B 2 1219 1,598 1 17 | 12 i » BlEl el i) AR 2l T L ey T ! i Ehk Total . | sase | 1202t || e | z1es | n1 | wen | _ 8am s in 1900 gave McKinley 8,484, Bryan 7,402. ‘ ' Hs L e ago by Bradner W. Lee, chairman of the | Republican Central Committee, when he predicted that Los Angeles County would give Pardee between 3500 and 5000 plurality. | The interest in the election was fully as great as if there had been a President to be chosen, and throughout the city the vote was very large. This in itself is taken as a sign favorable to the Republi- can._ticket, for what the party leaders most fearsd was that the apathy which marked the campalgn would continue un- til election ‘day afidf ‘that "many “Republi- cans would not vote. This fear has been dissipated, however, by the casting of practically the full Republican vote. Ow- ing to local differences the- large majority of the tickets were scratched; in fact, it was almost impossible to find a man who had voted his ticket straight. The scratching did not apply so much to the head of the ticket as to the candi- dates for the Supreme bench and the as- pirants to county offices. Trask for Su- preme Justice probgbly will go out of Los | Angeles County with a plurality over Angellotti. The Democrats made a spe- cial effort to give Trask a good vote, and for that purpose hundreds of voters “single-shotted” him, while many others, through local pride, voted for Trask and Shaw as against the northern candidates for the Supreme bench. The other can- | didates on the State ticket were voted straight and will go the same way as the head of the ticket. On the county ticket the Democrats made a hard fight to defeat White, the Republigan nominee for Sheriff, and to elect Wilson, the Democratic candidate. In this they may have been successful, for partial returns from almost every pre- cinct show that White is running be- hind the rest of tke county ticket. ' The country prceincts, however, may more than overcome his loss in the ecity. With the possible exception of Township Justice in Los Angeles City the balance of the Republican county ticket is un- | doubtedly elected. J | Owing to the numerous dcratched tickets the count is very slow, and when it is considered that the vote is one of the largest ever cast here in an ‘“‘off vear’’ election it probably will be noon to- morrow before a large number of pre- cincts complete their count. THE REST OF HS TIGKET Other Democratic Nominees Are Beaten Off. Some Surprises for Managers of Both Parties. @ froieimeeefenfontord ol -H'k the count stood: Pardee 4407, Lane 3419. & For Congressman, McLachlan 495, Johr son 2391. The entire Republican count ticket is elected and the entire Republican ticket for Senate and Assembly. LOS ANGELES, Nov. 5.—At 2 o'clock this morning Chairman Lee of ihe County Central Committee claimed the county for Pardee by 5000 plurality, the election of McLachlan by between 6000 and 7000, the election of every Republican candidate for Senate and Assembly and the election of every candidate on the county ticket. The figures at this hour seem to substantiate this claim. Chairman Gaffey of the Democratic county committe claims that Los Angeles will give Lane 300, but does not tell upon what he bases his figures. Asked for par- ticulars, hé will not particularize. The Republican managers assert that his claim is foelish. P % Four years ago Madera County gave Ma- guire a plurality of 20 MADERA, ov. 4—The probable ralities in this county will be: Governor, Lane, 100; Lieutenant Governor. Dock- wefler, 100; Secretary of Stat Ros- borough, 100; Chief Justice, Law, 125; As- soclate Justice, Farnsworth 100, Trask 1t Board of Equalization, Fourth Distric Mattison, 20; Rallroad Commissione Third District, Henderson, 30; Congres Sixth District, J. C. Needham (R.), 200 State Senator, Twelfth District, Curtin (D.), 400; Assemblyman, Twenty-fifth Dis- trict, Bangs (D.), 400, i . 4 Four years ago Marin County gavé Gage a plurality of 400 SAN RAFAEL, 4—A large vote was polled in all of the twenty-two pre- cincts in Marin County. From present in- dications Pardee’s majority will be excep- tionally large. A Repudlican Congress- man, Assemblyman and the entire county ticket, with two exceptions, will be elect- ed. Up to midnight eleven precincts out- side of San Rafael and Sausalito have sent in complete returns. The precincts thus far heard from are Olema, Black, Nicasio, Marshall, Saa Antonio, Belve- dere, Point Reyes, Bolinas, Richardson, Tiburon and San Quentin. The total gives Pardee 480, Lane 210, Coombs 485, Bell 201, Angellotti 565, Shaw 333, Trask 98, Farns- worth 93; Olmsted, Assemblyman (R.), 452; Hayden (D.), 240. In San Rafael in three precincts and in Sausalito in two precincts the returns are very incomplete but cannot change the majorities much. In the contest for Su- perior Judge Lennon thus far has 125 ma- Jority over Mclsaac, ana Boyd, for Dis- trict Attorney, 325 majority over Dunand. San Rafael and Sausalito precincts will not have complete returns in before day- light. - MARI } * ov. nliigh o — | MENDOCINO. * —_— Four years ago Mendocino County gave Ma- guire a plurality of 184, UKIAH, Nov. 4—Returns from Mendo- cino County on the State ticket are in- complete. Eighteen precincts out of fifty~ three indicate the following majorities in Partial returns from every precinct in Los Angeles city showed that at 11 o’cleck the county: Governor, Lane, 200; Lieu- tenant Governor, Dockweiler, 175; Secre- Night Ro bes, 50c¢. For these cool nights you want a warm, soft-lined night robe, one that feels warm and comfortable the minute you put it on. ‘We have a big assortment to choose from. By way of suggestion we mention these at 50e: - Made of fast colored flannelette, and liberally cut in size and length; neck measures 135, 16, 17 , 18 and 19; double sewed seams, pearl buttops, swell lirie of patterns in stripes, checks and plaids. 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