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en- Lake Preachers Compare
Note, for TomorrOw's Election
srRTECr CONSIDERED TODAY
,,.r.,ed the Reading OF a Paper Oh
China BY the Rev. Joel A. smith
Of the Methodist church.

A. the noting Of the Salt Lake City
minister's association today the great
,0r.Bling question before the American
.,ore-,0morrow's electlor-receiyed
r,ricular consideration after those
,,.ssrt had listened to an address on
rh.sa by the Rev. Joel A. Smith Of the
Methodist church. Mr.. Smith has been
, Missionary to the Orient and Is re-
nr5ei by his brother-preachers and
friends as being more than ordinarily
r.u informed on the causts that cul-
minated in the recent international
troubles there,
After Mr Smiths presentation Of the
situation had been disposed Of the
members OF the association. with the
Official ballot OF tomorrows election
In Utah. before them, compared
notes" as 10 the eligibility in their
minds OF the various candidates. par
dcularly regarding their position on the
LIQUOR question.
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No Deputy Marshais Wanted.

Denver. Colo, Nov. 5.--The regIstra-
ton has been largely increased through
out Colorado this year, mainly through
the activity of the women voters. AZ
Denver 69Ol6 names are registered. 20,-
600 more than IN 1886. Charges OF pad
ding the registration and cOlonizlng
have been made On both sides. On the
national ticket the question appears 10
5e more the size o. Bryan's majority
The fusion State ticket VIII not receive
the entire Bryan vote, but It's success
is regarded as probable nevertheless
The incoming legislature viii elect q
United States senator 20 succeed VOL
colt and the fuslonists claim that prob
ably not over a dozen members pledged
10 WoIc0tt win be elected.
Judge Moses Hallett In the United
States district court, made an order for
bidding United States Marshal Bailey
90 appoint deputies Go serve at the polls
tomorrow. sheriff Jones OF Arapahoe
county has sworn In 500 OF 800 Repub-
leans as deputies 10 serve az the polls
In this city. and the Democratic FIRE
and police board has appointed as
many special policemen.
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ALL NOW READY FOR THE BATTLE
Fine Weather and Mighty Popular Effort Throughout Utah anC
the Rest of the Country GomOrrOw-BOth OF the Big
Parties Still Confident Of Success

Beautiful weather and q mighty
popular effort at the polls may Doe COM
hdenuy looked for tomorrow it IS @
matter of uumisiakable certainty chat
never before IN the history of Utah has
SO much activity been displayed in am
election as in the one which IS sohcd.
ulad for tomorrow Not only bias 20
been AN active campaign, hut "a won-
dermfuuy earnest one as WELL And
caluestness characterizes ID as much toe
day, during the closing hours, just be-
fore the battle, as on amy day since the
preliminary work commenced a. RE-
publican state headquarters AN was
STIR and animation Chairman Calls
ter said: I'VE are sure of success
There is no doubt OF It az al we win
win in Utah and IN the nation As TO
the latter proposition, We have the
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BRYAN BEGINS BEFORE SUN=UP.

four years Is very much greater than
The decrease In the real estate mort
cages And II you viii take the real
estate mortgages filed and released, and
the chattel mortgages filed and re-
leased, you viii md that adding them
together we have now Sll9,0JO0JO more
In mortgaGed Indebtedness in this State
than We had -four years ao0 that Is.
the chattel mortgages have increased
So much more rapidly than the real
estate mortgages have decreased that
the increase is {lsg, 100000 In four years.
Bear Ia mind that these figures were
taken from the statistics In the labor
bureau office, and those are made up
from the sworn statements Of county
officials Of this State
Reverting to the trusts. Mr. Bryan
said
Il want you all to vote early. When
you get up on election morning # viii
probably be dark, you viii have TO Hight
a lamp and just remember that you
are using oil furnished by the stand
ard oil company, and that the Standard
OH Is paying this year a dividend of SO
per cent, S50,0000O0 on 500 )0o.0 900 of
cash and the Stanard on company Is
prospering under Republican admins
tration. but look at the prosperity OF
the Standard OH company while your
lamp IL burning and compare itwith the
prosperity Of the farmcrf Then when YOU
drink your coffee remamber that the
price of coffee is controlled by @ trust
and when YOU put your sugar I'm. re-
member that it is controlled by a trust
and II YOU have crackers, remember the
National Biscuit company controls the
price Of biscuits You win find that
there rs hardly a thing that you use
that a trust does not control. prom
ise you that II / am elected. every
power will De used to make II impossl-
bic for q private monopoly 10 exist In
the United States"
Fifteen-mluute stops were made in
Fairmount and Harvard. and in both
places Mr. Bryan made speeches along
general lines 20 good crowds
MI Bryan again urged his audience
az Fairmount 20 vote early.
81 want you he snid, ito make the
majority I'm this State as large as pos.
sihle, because the other States are goo
ing 20 DO SO well and I don't want
Nebraska 90 be behind"
At Harvard there were a great many
gold badges IN the crowd which greeted
"AAs ~ an anu AiNlN Nflt ltMtl cheers
than at most places. Speaking OF the
government Of Porto Rico. Mr. Bryan
said.
I'VE are today taxing the Porto RI
cans without representation and gov
erning them without their consent We
have sent carpet bag governor down
there and we pay him 5000 q year.
that Is. we Ok the salary and we make
them pay it down there In this State
We pay our governor $500 a year.
Those people In Porto Rico are today
In exactly the condition our colonlsts
were l24 years ago. and ] DO not see
how a Republican can vote 90 approve
that Porto Rican bin and at the same
time praise our forofathers for what
they did l2i years ago. The Repuh-
lean party Is trying TO do IN Porto Rico
the same that England ala here and the
same that England IS now doing in
india"
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THE FIGHT IN WASHINGTON

Seattle. Washington. Nov. There
viii De "a very large vote in this state
tomorrow. intense interest being dis
played in the campaign East OF the
mountains the main fight between the
present congressman. Jones. and the
Democratic nominee. Robertson. OF
Occur d'Aleue mining strike fame West
OF tho mountains the fight has been Bit
ter between Cushmln. Republican and
Ronald. Democrat. Cushman, the pres
emit congressman Is from Tacoma, and
Ronald's home Is In Seattle Many vot-
crs are forsaNng party lines to favor
the home city Rogers fusionist, viii
undoubtedly De elected governor, but
the Republicans stand good chance OF
winning the States electoral vote.
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THE SITUATION IN KANSAS.

Topeka, Kansas, Nov. 5.-The election
in Kansas tomorrow In addition TO
presidential electors is for q full state
ticket congressman and both branches
of the legislature which win elect a
United States senator to succeed Lucien
Baker There is complete fusion on
state and national tickets 30 opposition
60 the Republicans. il is generally cone
ccdej that the Republicans win elect
congressman n First and Sixth dis
tricts. The fusion forces apparently
stand the best chance Ia the Third.
Both sides make strong claims for all
districts except these three. Bryan car
riel the STATE four years ago by 1900
and two years ago the Republicans
elected Governor Stanley by 1000 This
year both sides claim the State. The
chances seem 20 favor the Republicans.
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HOW IT STANDS IN WYOMING

cheyenne. Wyo., Nov 5.-Accordlng
10 the Judgment OF conservative politl-
cal observers here Wyoming will be
found In the Republican column this
wear. The usionists however. DO not
concede this and the result may be con.
sidered doubtful untll the polls close
a. Van Ordsicl chairman Of the Re-
publican State committee. predicts that
IN the weather tomorrow should be
pleasant Wyoming win give Mckinley
the largest majority IN proportion 10
the vote cast of any state In the Union
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strongest assurances from our national
committee
AT Democratic State headquarters
thora was The same air of confidence
and Chairman Burton said Dee had no
reasan whatever TO chgnse his prog
medication as to the outcome. from
thit given the "NcwE' on saturday. MI
Barton and his associates were ln high
feather over the receipt Of che following
teiegHm
John W.. Burton. salt Lake city utah.
Chicago. 3d. Nov. 3. l9lO.-l want TO
inform YOU that eince Saturday night l
hive specific assurances from the man
ayers vi our campaign In New YORK,
Ohio Indiana and Illinois. that these
FOUR States VIII unqugs.iouabIy go for
our ucbUt. These assurances. 90 aa1l-
tuu t0 ady.ecs from other states. cone
Vince me that au overwhelming Demo-
cratic victory Win occur tomorrow
JAMES k. JONES
Chairman Democratic National COM
mittee.
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Hastings, Neb,. Nov. Sit was yet
hlli an hour to dawn when the Demo-
cratic presidential candidate began the
last day Of his campaign and he had
commenced the FIRST speech of the day
before sun rise. Last night he told the
newspaper correspondents he expected
ioplt 90 eighteen hours today and notl-
fed them that he would start on his
tour at 5lj o'clock this morning. when
be reached the depot OF the Burlington
railroad h.s special train was ready.
Fifty or more persons accompanied him.
The Itinerary embraced Exeter Fair
mount Harvard, Minden, Holdrege.
Wilcox Blue Hn Hastings, Aurora,
YORK and Seward, with a return to Lin
CON ana a speech there at six o'clock
and then a dash TO Omaha with z or S
Speeches 10 that city tonight.
exeter the FIRST stopping place. Gj
mites distant from Lincoln. was reached
el O'Clock AS the train drew into the
station large number Of people were
Ggla"h along the railroad track. Mr..
bi!an was escorted to a public hall
mean 10y where be made his first speech.
Ins l4l was quite commodious. but
war MED t0 overlooking. The speech
VIZ very little different from Mr.. Bry-
az speeches 90 agricultural meetings
~ giaei parts 70 the country.
ne TOOK up the subject Of farm mort
easr early 800 hts tax, but before doing
saying. ''
The Republican party has been In
I've 10Y FOUR years, and during that
u'"g we nave seen the trusts increase
-, I4n4ly never before known and
"u.l republicans tan You they want
:.I 20 De satisfied with the conditions
,ss-' nave brought just remember that
w. ul.l E one of the conditions
tt. .5 by The Republican party. and Il
80 nv pan mop purpose 10 rid the
rs-D,''y 0i the trusts or TO protect the
ptlp.e AGAINST them"
o,. Jth entered upon his discussion
. .,g 'iIm mortgage question. saying:
lacy tell you you have been pros
Err. .""NNf I NMNIN lINIl III T..
- -,snJ o., ihe State Labor Bureau The
a. ,.u,.''' mat have been fled with him
sb.g ,"e various counties and / want 20
49," you something of the prosperity
~ ~'1' lae republicans are now boasting
r.s "Neh Mr Roosevelt was here he
~ statement that 40 per cent OF
M n .-s' estate mortgages had been paid
I, Iu.er IhIs administration. Tine fact
rs., ,"-l @ little less than $4,000 600 IN
H.. ..Ale mortgages have been re-
NM. ", excess of those filed. and Won
r- W. l-ha ogt OF the S2iO00o0O ali OF
gg- I'pr'V whore the propertv Is
an, oyer 90 the mortgage in salts
w., ,.'. '' tle debt You know maj h
rs ,s '',.a tha way OF paving "a mort-
ev5, ol simply turn the propertv
r,g, 20 .la man who holds me mort
Al NY tho EfO00o00 marked safe
a. '-'s 'hsn $4,000 600 comes rom
rsg-. '.'.l .ta.es But while M mort
,,,. I'.' oN ana released ON reai es-
yG, ~. very much less than Nir Rorsa-
rrr,.- ide Increase In tho chatteI
cages ~ this State in me last
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PERSONAL MENTION.

F. N Johnson and O.. S. Peterson.
two prominent cattlemou form Toano.
New. enc registered az the cullen
TN Herbert who has been confined
Co ST. Marks hospital during the last
two months with severe attack Of ty-
ph0.d fever is once more out and
around again
Dr. p. f. Porter u West Windsor,
Colo. is numbered among the guests
90 the Kenyon.
Louis Berets has returned from his
European "Trip.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The following names We're registered
at the leading hotels 600 this city at
O'Clock this afternoon.
Knu,sfor-G. +. Laulroot and wife.
Chicago. Alexander Barrie. ph.ladel-
pf.a r. White and wife. Ontario. Cali
Mr and Mrs ~ j MgheIb1cher. NIL
vuE0e p Badger wife ana family
Uas N..res
K,ny0n-L O. panforth, Chicago. j.
W Iuuss .n. Chicago, II. n Murray.
Cleveland ! 3D. Marshall and wife.
Denver Colo. y. + Davis and wife.
Denver. H. 4" Lawrence Boston. Scott
Sal,0u San Francisco
ccuu-F. ST. Johnson O. S. Peter
son. T.ala Nev A. H. Thompson,
u. Nr o. u sullivan Eureka,
White Umsa-Gerg quinn W. G..
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NEW HAMPSHIRE FORECAST.

Concord, n. H.. Nov 5-Senator VIM
p. Chandler today gave out the fol-
lowing election forecast.
The election Is certain 90 result in
Republican success and Mckinley will
have a larger majority than that OF
four wears ago. OF the so-called doubt
ful States all viii 90 Republican New
Hampshire viii give Mckinley about
10000 plurality and win elect a Re
publican governor by about 1900 The
legislature will be- Republican IN both
branches"
Chairman John n Alley. of the Demo-
cratic State committee. has closed the
state headquarters and gone 10 his
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ALL SURE IN WEST VIRGINIA

Charleston, w. Va. Nov j.-Indica-
lions point t0 the heavy polling Of
voters throughout the State tomorrow.
Chairman Miller has every assurance
that Bryan viii carry the State. Chair
man Dawson expresses himself equally
as hopeful Of the State for Mckinley,
The Democratic organization Is under
strong leadership The Republicans
are as Wen organized. but local county
troubles may give the legislature % the
Democrats, thus defeating Senator Ell
kns for & second term.
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CHEZ DEyERY INDICTED,
Charged With Interfering With su.
perintendent of Elections.

New York, Nov. 5.-Chief Of Police
Devery was. today, indicted by the
grand jury for alleged interference with
State superintendent Of Elections John
McCulagh in the performance Of his
duty, The indictment was returned
shortly after noon and at a little past
o'clock the Information came 10
Devery by State Senator Timothy Sui
Ivan who vas accompanied by Michael
+. Lyons v. elector on the Democratic
State ticket. who had agreed TO furnish
bail IN any amount named for Chief
Devery When the chief was Informed
Of his Indictment he went al once 70
the court OF general sessions He was
released on 1000 bail
Assistant District Attorney O'Relly.
speaking for District Attorney Gard
ner. gave out the following statement,
THE indictment does not charge an
overt act and without the commission
Of an overt act there could be no inter-
ference The indictment win not hold
water
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SMALLER VOTE IN OREGON.

Portland. Ore, Nov SIT Is estimated
that the vote 90 oregon tomorrow viii
be cut down 1900. by reason Of the
faulty registration law. The registration
books We're closed previous 20 the state
election IN June last. ana the law makes
no provision Tor opening them again un-
I'D 1902. The only means by which the
unregistered voter can east his ballot
Is 90 secure the aiHdavlts OF six free
holders that he IS entitled % vote and
present them 90 the judges OF election.
This procedure u Is claimed VIII keep
az least $4,000 voters away from the
polls. The registration for the June cleo
ton was i00.OS6. The chairman OF the
Republican state committee claims that
McKinleS viii receive az least 10000
plurality and the Democrats concede
the state 20 the Republicans.
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The case OF Patrick Sheridan VS. The
southern Pacific company was set for
November 39th.
The case of Oda Dickson ct al VS. The
De Lamar's Mercur Mines company
was set for November 9Th.
Tho case of Andrew Boyle W w. II.
R0ney was set for hearing November
23rd.
c. Sheer VS. Southern Pacific COM
pany set for hearing December lst.
In the matter of Nathaniel Williams
VS. The Telluride Power & Transmits
sion company, the demurrer 20 the
complaint was argued on the part OF
the plaintiff. and the demurrer was
0yerruled, Ten days 10 Ole an answer
The case was set for hearing for Mo-
yember gath
The case OF the Salt Lake Hardware
Co. vs. The New Philadelphia Iron and
Steel company was dismissed on mo-
ton of plaintiff.
Iu the case of the United States vs.
The Assyrian Asphalt company the
matter n hearing the Injunction
against the defendant was set Tor
next Mo.lay
Utah Canning Co. VS. Pacific Sheet
Metal Works set for hearing Tor Mo-
yember Goth
Ia the case Of Antoinette = Kenney
VS. The Columbia Building and Loan
Association. the exceptions Of the
plaintiff 90 the answer OF the defendant
was argued ANA taken under advise
ment
Leave was given William @. Weaver
receiver " the Bear River Irrigation
and Ogden Wtater Works company 20
gI. bfs l.Ut az iotarr1an1or against lar
yls and ConklIu and ogden city as TO
the matter of the disposition OF the proc
ceefs of sale and funds IN hts hands.
Summons were issued for the defend
ants.
The court announced that no equity
cases would be set until January.
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ILLINOIS VERY DOUBTFUL.

Chicago, Nov. 5.-The State Of Illinois
has been regarded at both the national
headquarters as one OF the pivotal
States OF the contest. The chairmen
Of the State central committees each
claim a majority for the national and
the State ticket Mr. Bryan spent near
ly week In Illinois and Gov Roosevelt
visited the state four times The can
dId3tcs Tor governor have devoted par
tlcular attention 90 Chicago and Cook
county The most distinguished speak
erg 81 The two parties have also been
brought in TO give their advice TO the
voters. The contests for congressman
and members OF the legislature have
been warm and as the interest through
out the State Is very great the largest
vote ever cast In the state is looked for.
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CLAIMS NEVADA FOR BRYAN

Reno, New. Nov. 5.--The Republicans
and the Democrats closed their cam
paigns Saturday evening the Demo-
Gratis with a toTchllght procession and
public speaking and the Republicans
with public Speaking National Com
mltteeman FlanaRer thinks the state
win give Mckinley a small majority
and harrington for congressman ma
jorty ranging from 500 10 1000.
The Democrats say that Bryan will
carry the State by LOCO. and New
majority.
The indications are for a big vote
as much interest Is being manifested
an over the State.
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DEMOCRATIC G AIMS IN OHIO.

Cincinnati. O.. Nov. 5.-On the day be-
fore election there are no indications Of
radical changes ln Ohio over 1896 with
which year the Ohio returns viii tomor-
row night Doe compared -Four years ago
the Republicans In Ohio had plurality
of 5l.l09 over the Democrats and the
popuilsts. Bryan is on only one ticket
IN Ohio this year. II Is conceded that
the Democrats win make gains IN Gin
cinnatl and I'm other cities.
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HARD WORK IN CONNECTICUT

New Haven. Conn. Nov j.-lt Is
stated into every household IN Connec-
ticut holding q voter there has gone a
complete set of Democratic pastors Il
seems that the great effort of the Dem
ocrats Is 90 Doe made on the state ticket
and the Republicans are leaving un-
turned no stone t1 bring the figures u
their candidates for state offices as
close 20 the Mckinley vote as possible.
The Republican leaders are apparently
as confident 1s ever and the Democrats
are today possessed OF an enthusiasm
which leads them 20 talk OF Demo-
cratic landslide.
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Sunday school workers Just az present
have their hands very FUN preparing 70.
their coming convention, ANA the mat
ter Of enrolling the names Tor the sing
ing classes has IN some schools been
neglected. Prof stephens is not willing
10 start until a complete enrolment rs
made, as he wants an who are going 90
attend TO bee at the first lessons So IL
has been decided 10 give the schools the
coming Two sundays O. finish me work.
and that the classes VIII hold ghelr first
session at choir hall the following SAT-
urday az two o'clock. a deep interest
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PARTY CLAIMS IN NEBRASKA

Omaha. Neb, Nov. with the
special Journey Of Bryan through part
Of the state ending I'm Omaha tonight
and the Republican parade and barbo-
cue IN Omaha tonight the campaign will
be closed. state Chairman Lindsay.
Republican claims the Republicans viii
carry Nebraska by 5000 90 1000 viii
elect four congressman surely and gain
"a majority OF l5 IN the legislature.
Chairman Hall. Democrat claims fusion
win win by Mt the very least Is O00 bas-
ing this estimate on reports from over
a thousand precincts; that fusion will
elect five out of six congressman and
have a good majority IN the legislature,
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SUNDAY SCHOOL SINGING CLASSES

in the movement IS felt quite generally,
moi only n salt Lake city. but in me
Granite stake t0 ,he south, and ogden
tn the north. which b. 60 take up similar
work under Prof Jos. BaNantyne. MT.
81 .phans says Of ann constantly asked
by parents and children when the class
es begin? etc. hut they do not seem 10
thoroughly realize lhat they should De
enrolled al the sabbath school ], would
be wen for a full explanation TO- be made
at the ward meetings next sunday
night by some one authorized by the
sgrdHv school Of that ward that par
erts as well as children may understand
the arrangements
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INCREASED VOTE IN IDAHO.

Boise. Ida, Nov 5.--lf there Is line
weather tomorrow the vote of lIahoMiI
be increased from $1,000 lon 1886 To- about
$4,000 The registration has been heavy
and the universal interest taken in the
election will bring ail the voters out
unless storm comes up 60 interfere
with the voting OF women Boo the coun-
Try districts The rival chJImcn have
not changed their estimates both being
very confident of success II Is thought
John Il. Morrison Republican candi-
Gate for Congress. VIII lead The state
ticket and may DE elected even though
the remainder OF the ticket is defeated.
Tn Democrats claim G.Ooo majority and
the Republicans from 5000 To- 5000
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KENTUCKY VERY UNCERTAIN.

Louisville. Ky. Nov. Both the
Democrats and the Republicans con-
tinue claiming not only victory but de-
cisive victory on that, and a landslide
either way tomorrow need not be sur
prislng. Conditions have so changed
and party lines have been So shattered
since the last general election that any
forecast as to the outcome Is practically
of no value The indications are that
the biggest vote ever p0lled in the State
viii be cast.