THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT. BELLEFONTE, PA. Fg No WE MOER 10, 1 NUN, FIFTY-SIXTH CONGRESS, Democrats Have Gained Twenty= one Seats, PENNSYLVANIA. SIBLEY WINS IN Seven Other Demoorats Also Defeat Now Domocratio tepublican Nominees Jersey Elects Two Congrosss men and Maryviand a Like Number, New York ov, 8.-—~Returns received from all over ountry 109 in this city indicat t and Democrat elected to geats in the national house of repre- sentatives, The districts two years ago returned to the lower house of Republicans and 89 Democrats, Based solely upon the esti- mates in these districts, a Republican logs of 20 and a Democratic gain of 21 is indicated. estimates concede to the Democrats all of the congres- sional in Greater New York except one, the Fifteenth, The fol- lowing are the Pennsylvania, New Jer- gey and Maryland congressmen elected: Pennsylvania—Galusha A. Grow and Samuel A. Davenport H. H Bingham, Robert Adams, Jr., Mi Aleer, James RB. Young, A r Thomas 8. Butler, Irvir . hat 85 Republicans have certainly been same congress 105 Tese districts large), “Wm. Hart (at Daniel Erment: Republicans Carry 1Hiinols, ) Fiv nd probably gained In next om this state divided, 11 Demo- Hieans, It is pos- have 12 of the returns indications are delegation. The ticket is plurality. In has been very carrying the Democrats the city of Democratic plurality the is about 3.000, and the publican plurality about the same the county. Yoder rats, and the nf cans to an eve tire Reg ted by kK county the Republicans county and the Chicago. The n split ubiican state about 30.000 the vote clogs in Re- in city Wolcott's Plurality 70.000, Boston, After a oanvass without and cenfined al- mont entirely to four congressional dis- tricts and a few local districts, the Re. publicans have again carried Massa. elected Roger Wolcott fourth time, an well as and legislative ticket by safe majorit lovernor Wolcott's plurality over A. BB. Bruce. his Demo- eratic opponent, will be about 70,000, or 15.000 than his lead last year. As in the past two years, Wolcott suc ceeded in carryl Boston, which Is usually a Democratic ¢ity. The Re publicans lost two, if not three cone gressional districts, Nov 8. state issues chusetts BOY the entire stats and rney for the jon { Both Parties Confident In Indiana. Indianapolis, Nov, 8.-Chairman Mar- tin, of the Democratic committee, ex- presses himself as confident that the Democratic state ticket is elected by about 15,000 majority, together with a majority of the legisizture. The Re- publican chairman makes the same slaim for bis side, Faston Defeated in California. Ban Francisco, Nov, §.-At fusion headquarters at midnight it was con- ceded that Gage, Rep, had won the fight for the governorship, us w VOORHEES CARR | seratched, and returns are slow, Sh IES NEW JERSEY The Republican Candidate Wins by a Plurality of 13,000, ! Jergey has publicans, and tepublican 12.000 was Trenton, NOY hee NEW been Foster candidate, 1s sfeot hy carrie y iH M 3 si the about which ground of both parties ublican by about 5000. and bal ousss of the This will plurality county, concededly fighting legisla in- Republican to Democrat, in Ex-Con Staten enate Kean is conceded to be the BUCCEORBOT elected as Sen Demo f the elght the Fourth Ceventh Republicans The two © Salmon in Daly in the state senator elected by the Democrats is MeDermott in Hudson county, This will make the senat« stand 14 Republicans to 7 Democrats, Some irregularity in the printing of the ballots In Morris may change the result there and defeat Pitney, the Republican candidate for the state sen. and the Democratic candidates, The stand 40 Republicans This the } congressmen, district The only and county as ausembly will to 20 ing to the Middlesex The Dem Hud immaouth, ate, also elect sembly probably in all fre Democrats Republic county ans two whi ery close ocratic arsembivmen elected are gon | uniterdon, 2; M ex each and Warren NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE. Al and Assemblivmer: Yesterday, ist of senators Elected : ' ! ! use * Den senators for od yesterday Will Packer rt E. Hand Edward CC George W Ketcham, Bolomon H. Stanger, * | Robert Davis, “John R. Foster Elijah C Hutchinson, *James H. VanCloof, Chas A. Francis, Mahlon Pitney, George G. Smith, *Christian Braun, Richard C Miller, Charles A. Reed, Lewis J. Mar- tin, | Joseph Cross, "Isaac Barber, All senators named vote on joint ballot for a successor to United Etatea Senator James Smith during the coming session Republicans holding over, 7; cans elected yesterday, 7; majority in the senate, 7 inant year elocted Member of present body yesterday Former elected yerterday after * Democrats vans, rd E Btoken, above Republi Republican the seme as New members yesterday reelected senator re an Interirs, New Jeovvey Congressman In Doubt, Trenton, Nov, 2.-The atest indicate some doubt as to the Repeub- Heans having earried the Third district for congress, Howell, Hep, has carried Middlesex and Bomerset counties by 800, but returns from Monmouth are meager and conflicing. Monmouth ia naturally a Democratic county, and Convery, Dem, may have defeated Howell. fait Lake, Nov. §.-Tickots are badly At 1 o'clock this morning returns from | MM preceincts In city and state give Roberts, Dem. for congress #21; Bl. dredge, Rep, 787; Zane, Rep, for judge, 788: Baskin, Dem., 878. No reliable ine formation on legislative tickets, Hl { This is exactly | returns TWO VERY CLEVER SISTERS Unique and Profitable Ocenpation of Twa Chicago Women, To Miss Beatrice Tonneson and her pister, Clara Tonneson Kirkpatrick, be- longs the honor of having originated a unique and successful method of pro- ducing advertisements, When Mids Tonneson, work as a portrait photographer is already well known all over the United States, to Chicago in search of a wider career, her sist Mrs. Kirkpatrick, furthered the project in numberiess help ways, A year later she hers to take mannge- ment of her sister's studio, she being one of the “born managers’ predes- tined 10 success in all thélr undertak- ings, and in her busy brain, it idfald, the "“Tonngeson models,” now to fame and the world were first born. Many of the clever advertising ideas of which Miss Ton- neson makes a specialty also owe their Mrs. Kirkpatrick. ides GER whose decided to come or came to Chi the Ago self up business attaining fortune over, origin to The dimly, the two clever sisters work out forts | however them once understood, ; r together, the success of their el- eing proved by the fa that or- i Chicago ers come Lo the woman Pao- ( {oRraphe 'ee Cis ¥ m ks are ness and b Cast-Off Clothes of the Nich. What reat f lo w gowns Mr dint Astor until they does become e rich and } is? Once, when ladies : t gacond-be used to bequeat} beds " 5 i WO Laer friends, they usfd also to w gealskin coats and | Those days are gone. | men sell their finery dealers, One Fifth avenue “importer” | ports most of her goods from | wardrobes of dead women, | on hand a supply of French and Eng- lish packing boxes. She buys the wardrobe of some deceased society wo- man and goes carefully through it She selects the scarcely worn gar- ments, freshens them up a bit, packs them daintily and re-sells them. Many of her customers have no idea of the way in which she obtains her goods, Of course, this is possible only with | handkerchiefs, stockings, underwear, | gloves, slippers and the like. Frocks would be too easily recognized, Therefore, the wise dealer sells the | gowns to dressmakers, who | them up for sut-of<town customers, their silk pe Nowadays to wWo- second-hand im- the True Only of Some Women. kitchen and put up their own pre serves and make their own pastry and cake, Justead, they organize women's exchange bureaus, where they can buy sch home-made things to help along the poorer women who still know how to cook. A —. A hat suitable for large women this year ia of braided straw, the crown be- ing encircled by three flounces of ture quolse taffeta ribbon, a tight band run. ning around the crown. A spiral of ribbon and bunch of morning glories form the side trimming, No longer do the women go into the | A MODERN WASHINGTON, hl oh J) " wf IDENTIFIED AT LAST, A KLONDIKY SSANY ADNIOCH A BLOW AGAINST VANITY, She keeps | Algernon O'Rafferty | wel'ty goin’ ter Klondike Marguerite Malone yA fer? Algernon O'Rafferty—Ter dig gol Marguerite Maloney-Hum um back ye ( ] pose wen ye« d harness ma {) Me fadder’s a ARO In- own goal w wien pug peln, but have a care plumber an’ Ww fers « hie ter Ocean freshen | IN THE DISSECTING ROOM, zz he Ea ht bhdbhad dt de Ethel-Do you th’ tatlor made? Maude~Yes, Lut probably not tailor fd «N.Y, Herald, Lk her costume is : & 3 ; £ : £ £ 3 E & E £ E 3 E & |S ; a a SW Jos. Horne & Co. mast Doe NEEDLE WORK. 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