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   New York World (Newspaper) - November 8, 1900, New York, New York                                Sunday Wants Sunday World Wants Bring Circulation Books Open to AIL Circulation Books Open to All by tlie New NOVEMBER Jn Greater York nml Jersey ot Greater orb City unit on THE FIGURES OF VOTE FOR Great Britain to Be Asked by the United States to Suppress NEUTRALITY Accepting Reelection as Indorsing His McKinley Will Put New Vigor in the ACTIVE WAR ON THE Ordered to Give it SeTere to The Britain will be requested by the Government to the Filipino Junta at Hon The Administration has had this In contemplation for some now that no political obstacle the action is to bo taken without fe Secretary Hay has already been ol i vised it the Administrations wishes In tho He will direct Choate to represent to the British 0ov that the Filipinos Ins a junta at Honff for tho pur of Filipinos In their robol lion against the authority of the United States In and that hoy urn practically Hong A base of supplies for the Violation Objection will bo based on tlie ot violation ofthe laws of Great Is expected to promptly comply with tho In this connection It may that representative of who ro came to tho United from will be closely and f excuse be found by reason of his con he will not be permitted to remain within borders of the United The suppression of the Junta at Honp Is In accord with the policy now to be pursued with respect to the insur In the Accepting the the elections as unqualified Indorsement of the Presi dents Philippine policy and believing that the American people have expressed approval of the attempted subjugation of the military operations will now be carried on In the Philippines greater The rainy season is near the as soon as troops can be moved freely about the tho most strenuous efforts will be made to suppress the Insurrection and force the Filipinos Into absolute Sent to Instructions sent to MacArthur dgo were in contemplation of this He was directed to assemble his troops into larger com mands that they might be able to Inflict severe punishment on any bands of Filipinos With the return to Manila tho troops sent to MacArthur be ruble to inaugurate a It Is hoped In circles hore will accomplish the desired It Is also counted upon hero that tiie ending of the rainy season will permit of the return to tho ranks of a largo per centage of the from the hospi by the diseases brought on by the rains and excessive heat pro vallins during tho summer and QUEENS One Democrat IN Although Queens County gavo to Bryan plurality of Luke who ran for Assembly In fhe First Dis was the only Democrat ran ahead of the Presiden tial Ms plurality For Congress Miles received majority of In tho Second Assembly District Eugene Vacheron Is elected by a plurality of and In the Third George Wilbur Doughty wins by a plurality iI James Ingram la elected County Clerk over luke by a plurality of Mi and De Is elected Sheriff by plurality of There Is much In Queens over the manner in which the Demo cratic county ticket was and vengeance U vowed by the defeated Below I aee good many Iran advertising that will election said one L But I didnt MB offering to canh wW TO nts to 4 tt J 1 Colorado Georgia Massachusetts t New New NorthCarolina North Pennsylvania Rhode Sooth Carolina Sonth Texas West ELECTORAL 9 11 8 4 13 6 I D3 3 24 15 13 10 6 8 15 14 9 8 4 10 36 3 4 32 4 4 6 12 3 13 8 9 17 3 11 12 15 12 152 11 8 1 4 24 15 13 12 6 8 15 14 9 4 13 3 10 1 8 9 17 3 4j 10 36 m 3 23 4 32 4 6 12 Wi 11 9 4 12 15 3 4 176 281 183 583 plurality in the popular vote In was plurality in the popular vote in ac cording to the latest is sides claim but tha Mem to favor tho U still to with the by ANDREW CARNEGIE SAYS THE RESULT VINDICATES THE WORLDS To the Editor of The World Tho result the of The that Bryan meant The hope thoughtful men today must be that tho genuine element of tho Democratic party will now be able to assert and become what It recently con servative to which the destinies of tho country could be safely Next to a worthy party In power comes one equally so In The country can never be safe until It has ANDREW PAUL Will Bo Dc tora to The American lino which lost her propeller and had her starboard engines will be docked In 8 at the will be said Second James of the International Navigation yes to see If tho sleeve of the tail on the starboard side Is damaged and how Divers have examined her hulT ami found It Tern repairs will be made at the and then the ship W U be sent to the at to be She Is not as much dam aged as has been CH jo Suffer Clerical W The U much half a dozen of the largest towns In the State including Columbia and The people yesterday voted on a amendment allowing these cities to Increase their Indebtedness for needed sewerage and water The amendment but it turns out there was an error In the and It has been voted to amend tho wrong section of the Cheap labor In the engrossing depart NEBRASKA LEGISLATURE WON BY a Give an Special to midnight returns received show the laturo will bo Republican both This will result dn the election of two Republican United JOHNSON WHEELS EDWARDSt Ho to mm In With much of tin horns and boating of of Front Brook trundled last night a wheelbarrow the principal streets of tho bor James who had bet on proudly esA In the Johnson wore on his bach a placard In scribed I Edwards protested that Johnson was taking too many chances crossing In front of troKey cars on Fulton and insisted upon hla parading on one side of the eap a ment Is responsible for the Free ut lc Come to the great sale at Corner Broadway and Park Good Oxford also m luo or at worth elegant Ilk lined vicuna overcoats In five dif ferent shades and new style raglans at also blue and black cheviot suits at all garments fashionably cut and well made up also five hundred worsted suits woth We cash election claims of poll and the wellr n corner Broadway and The Maria brought Into port twenty Nottingham ace makers last night They are Imported contract with John Alexander the Aus Zionist now In Bowie has a manufactory near As they are to Introduce a new they will be permitted to yam a TUESDAY 190 A IF i Good Both of Bearing the Blow With Cheerfulness and SENATE LIKELY TO BE HIS Fusionists Claim Legislature and Turn to Bryan as Their Can for Higher Branch of HAS NOT SAID THAT HE BE A It In Ho Would Not tlic Declines to 3InIce Any Statement of Destitute Woman Appeals to PasserBy and Is Given Bountiful SENT TO THE There the Millionaires Wife Sup plies Her with Clothing for Her Invalid would you help My husband Is at home and has boon to work for six I have to care for him nnd our six woman appealed yesterday morning to of owner of gold mines and the reported part ner of Leopold of Belgium In min ing Walsh had started from the for a walk up Filth Ho looked at the assured himself she waa no threw open his topcoat and felt for a thick An instant later he held forth a and as he saw a number of people watching he placed It In the womans thin hand with his palm over As he did so he heard some one Thats and he turned quickly from the woman who was calling down blessings on was retreating leaning on a The millionaire faced about before he had gone a dozen overtook the woman and touched her on the She again began to thank Walsh took card from hU wrote hastily on the back and rave It to Take this card to that building pointing to the and get them to send it to She will give you some At mention of the name Walsh the woman cried God bless I you were an A broad smile overspread the face of tho mining king and woman started toward the She was stopped by a liveried servant In the Mind you she answered showing the was told to be In n tow moments sho was on her way to the Walsh apart When she again appeared in tho lobby her wan face was brightened by and by her side walked porter almost weighted down with bundles and pack bound for the home where the sick husband and little children were her Cola KM MI Mr Neighbors Made Young Richards Close Up His Jae HIS PATRONS TOO NOISY For Humanity and a Week Besides Board Yale Man Cared for fnr ml 14B has boon compelled to close Ms It Gramercy Park too For the of humanity and 4 a when In addition to a moderate fee for Richards offered to provide a home for men of means and gentlemen whoso families had means whore might see snakes In Ho did a thriving HOB a Yale winner of tho 100yard uml 300yard In the son of U who held the of mathematics In Yalo for thirty all this at and tho threw lot of customers In his he had a lot of bartenders hTu swell boarders at AU were Vo 151 declared they wouldnt stand those horrible ambulances clanging up to his leyi wo neighbors ore more humane than said Richards to a World reporter lust many of my saw and were not ro no for the noise they But fhe did not understand what i truly humanitarian work I en SaJid In Many of the barkeepers In the vicinity and In distant parts of the too were In ray They know rny patients by because they had Sen me with It my custom saloons with those under my care find out the places they whenever one appeared in an Intoxicated or condi tlon the barkeeper would telephone lot For this service be was always generously The trouble he that nq want ana HAVE NEITHER PROTEST NOR CRITICISM TO WILLIASM Special to The Bryan said to The World correspondent tonight A statement from me would be valueless at this are so many conflicting reports about majorities and State conditions that I do not care to an expression until I see just what has hap As for the general I can simply sny that the American people have expressed their will and I have neither protest nor criticism to Caught in a Gale While Crossing the Sound to Reach His Home on Long to Tho NEW ing short of a hurricane can keept Ed ward a Yale from He almost lost his life In going to to cast hla on Monday chartered a yacht and with a companion started across the The wind was ad verse and late In tho afternoon began blow a Both young men were thoroughly drenched and had hard work to keep their craft Finally tho boat was blown aground on the Long Island and five hours later Hutchinson to leave the Ho then hurled home by way at tho cycle path on a Tho Yalo senior repairs made to his boat and then started Ho arrived here 7 oclock this morn Ing He had no sleep for two uml Ja luul announces with sanction that an understanding hag been reached between the United States and Japan by way of coun to agree wilu liy Trunk t ni H 1WII I Vot Shower of Vegetables Greeted Pro cession Due to a Rash Election Beti Rupert a grandson of Mat thew founder of Vassar had the satisfaction last night of sitting In a and being trundled along Fifth avenue by Stephen Floyd wore placards about his which a shower of stale vegetables from tho Interested crowd of friends and strangers who to see the payment of the At 8 tha two both at tired In coats and straw trundled a wheelbarrow out cf tho Hotel In followed by a crowd ot Various placards Floyds inviting tho crowd to take a shot at him whon the procession A crowd gathered when Vassar clambered Into the The cortege moved up to avenue and down to happy as a Roman conqueror In his triumphal and Floyd and missiles that camo his way from the Jeering Joined in tho from tho pedestrians the to passengers In passing and when the march finally ended everybody joined In the refrain of years Floyd and their friends paying the bet with a If Charles tho Insists upon It Charles will have to rid a horse hitched to u Jaunting car and driven by from the Pulitzer Building to Rupperts brewery on the upper east can es cape marine a show dt himself by spend ing JiOO on a dinner ana levy ot his to Tho Bryans future on the complexion of the Legislature elected yesterday In He will probably bo a candidate for tho United States Senate If the got a He has not said In fio many words to any unless It 13 bint men who ara closest to him all say they think ha will be a candidate If he can Bryan has nothing else to He la worth about In Illinois and thirtyacre farm he was defeated for yeara wrote his Plrst and money out ot Ho Is enough to think ho can write a book on the second and get much of a Kilo for Ho Is 1ne leader of tho Derno but there ihe for Ws In for a or two ivt Lhe he could keep bc furo the He wailtl some thins of a doing that If he remained In although he a larger personal lhan any man In the United States even In this hour of his Even If Bryan does not think now that ho to go to tho Senate It Is HUely there will bo a demand for him and that ho will not refuse if there Is a chance for his of Fusion State who consented to snld today Bryan Is not a candidate for the and will not be despite the fact that wo have a majority In the There Is an agreement to which Is a party that makes It certain tho next two Senators from Nebraska will be Senator Allen and Hitch of Tho rank nnd lie of lira do nut fall In with this but Insist there will bo such on overwhelming demand for Bryans elec tion that ho nor tho other cancU can against Tt Is ns yet hardly safe tn hazard as to the complexion cf the Legis Tho ami tha both claim Tho say they have elected eleven out of the twelve members In In which Omaha is If Is out by the facts the nro tha will have a smalt majority un Joint It will take another hours to decide tho matter Some of tho counties in Western Nebraska have no telephones or telegraphs and These returns are late Bryan Is too dazed by the blow that fell on him taat to do anything Ho spent most of his day at driving out for a short time In the noon with He talked and acted like a stunned His face was had lost their twinkle and he meas ured tho few words he spoke as If they ivero ns momentous as a declaration of the United States Supreme He la a fighter and a good Way down In his heart he probably knew before election he would but he did not expert such an overwhelming Xot It will talte a day or two t realize how emphatically the has been declared against But never Ho does not Ho does not takes his modi clue like a somewhat astonished at ilia strength of the but swallows it without a Bryan was three times to day by The World correspondent If had anything to say ito the Ift each Instance he thought for li moment and replied That was He was overwhelmed by of Every Democratic leader and scores of personal friends wired Ho received no news save telegram or two hls of the Omaha who Informed him about the Legisla ture and claimed It for Bryan was bright and She Is a good Together the took the defeat philosophically oa may As Bryan cm Mon day night 1 have fought a good I have kept the Then he The American  

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