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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-06
Carried By WooI1ev.

At the polling place al Taggart's hall
/ the opposition to Judge Henderson
seemed to be still better organized, and
/ the wonder is that Judge Henderson
got as large a percentage of the vote
as he did. There Bishop NJ. 5. WOolley
was in the thick of thu fight from the
time the polls were opened until the
close, and, in fact, everybody acquaint-
ed with the situation gives him the
credit for carrying the precinct against
Judge Henderson. He met every voter
who went to the polling place WIKI
GeOghegan ballot; and to those with
whom he was very familiar he said
something Ike the following; Now.
that is the ballot you want to vote;
don't take any other from anybody be-
cause they wish to confuse you; if they
force any other upon you, throw it on
the ground"
Many of the people who were hand
ed ballots in this way by Bishop Wool
ley voted them without looking at
them, as they were in eDveIoDes. In
many cases the bishop would take the
ladies by the arm and escort them TO
the door Of the hall and thus protect
them against the Henderson workers.
At this polling place the Geoghegan
workers had opened up headquarters in
a tent set UP for the purpose. Just
across the street Here the vote was
checked as it was cast, and the car
riages were kept on the go for those
still out. There were many Geoghegan
workers at this place, but they all
seemed to be working under the direc-
ton of Bishop WooIley.
Disturbance at Polls.
There was one small disturbance at
this polling place also. Harry JOseDhs.
a very ardent Geoghegan worker, fol-
lowed woman into the polling place
and took a ballot out of her hand. This
TagnnFaH nv
dersOn worker, and disturbance arose
IN which King showed Iosephs out of
the building. The quarrel was renewed
outside, and there Bishop WooUey
stepped in to put a stop to it, when
King turned upon him. and for time
1t looked as though there would be a
free-for-aH fight The trouble soon
blew over.
W. H Dale was placed in a very
awkward position at this poll through
what looked like a little piece of sharp
practice He was handing out Hender-
son tickets from his OvercOat pocket A
lady that he knew came up to vote.
and he handed her a ticket telling her
1t was a Henderson ticket A minute
after the lady called him UP and show
ed him the ballot he had handed TO
her; it was a Geoghegan ballot. and it
took William long time to explain to
the woman that he was not irving to
perDetrate fraud upon her An exam
NATION showed that about half the
tickets he had in his pocket We're Geo
ghegan tickets. His opinion is that
some one slipped them into his pocket. +
The judges of election at the Figh- +
teenth ward school house were H. P.
Richards. w. D. Brown and John s
Sears; at Taggart's hail the judges
were II. T. BAH. Willard Pickering and
John A. Maynes. There was no trouble
at either place on the score of illegal
voting, as no votes of that kind were
presented.
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UNANIMOUS FOR GIAUoUE.
Only Gil Votes Were Cast In the
Second Precinct.

Second Precinct.
The vote in the Second precinct was
very light, a total of 81 being cast,
against 5.1S7 for the presidential cleo
tors in the November election.
A. G. Giauque was the only candi-
date and not a single vote was re-
corded against him in the whole pre-
cinct. Nothing developed during the
day at the different polling places. the
absence of all outside workers plainly
indicated that large majority of the
voters took little interest in the result.
Districts 10. 10, 20. q, p and % pOlled
their votes at 50 West Third South. and
the judges of election were; W, P.
Appleby T F. GTif1ths and r l.
Shannon. The vote pOlled at 3 O'Clock
in the afternoon was SO and reached 1877
at closing time.
Districts Is. II and is voted at Third
West and Fifth South with F. J.
Eardly. J. Shea and r. s Green as
judges. But 81 votes had been cast
at 800 yesterday afternoon, which
was increased to 1877 by closing time.
4. W ParriOtt, j. Z. Eldridge and J.
w. CUnningtOn acted as judges for the
18th, 18th and 14th districts, the voting
booths being located in the Fifth ward
school house The total vote of these
districts reached 40, while at $3.50 but
81 had been cast.
The oath, 18th and 26th districts only
polled a total Of 81 votes she polling
place was at 445 West Second South
and W. L. Binder. Fred W. Price and
A. L. Williams were the judges of cleo
ton
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HOTEL GOSSIP.

Hyrum HaybaIl of Logan. ex-couuty
commissioner of Cache and successor Of
Colonel Bruback during the reign Of
Governor Nebeker, came down from the
wilds Of Cache yesterday and nut IN at
the Walker House
Looks like were going 10 have a sugar
factory all right said he. but there's
the biggest kind IF a kick coming from
the people in the north end of the eountv
Messrs. Eccles and Nibley who are back
ing the enterprise, 1t seems. went to the
people of Lewiston, Smithheld and Rich
mOnd md told them what would be re-
Quired in the way 81 a bonus. giving them
a. certain time in which to decide whether
they could raise 1t or not Before this
time was uD. the Deople of these towns
claim the MANAGEMENT adopted the loca-
ton about p mile and a half south Of
Logan. and there is where the factory IS
going up- This makes IL a matter Of
hauling their beets all the way from ten
to twenty miles for the DeoDle north OF
Logan. and they don't like H. But thew
viii make money. any way, the chances
are IT has been demonstrated that
Cache il 4 good beet raising country. ~
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General White Releassd

jackson, Mich. Dec. 5.-Gen. W. L.
White X-Quartermaster general of the
michigan National Guard. who was
sentenced on Monday 70 ten years in
the penltentiary and pardoned last
night by Governor Pingree, was re-
leased at 4:l5 today from the Jack
son prison. His brother. Frank White.
arrived at that hour with the pardon.
and General White was released i'm
medlately on its presentation TO the
warden General White started for
his home in Grand Rapids tonight.
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DISTURBANCES M FOURTH.
One OF Two Exciting Incidents at the
Polls.

One OF Two Exciting Incidents at the
Polls.
Que of a to.aI OF 1,7O4, compared with
1884 cast at the general election of
Nov. s. Joseph Geoghegan defeated
Judge H p Henderson for member of
the board of education in the Fourth
precinct Of this city yesterday by a
majority Of 206. The vote in fun was
$50 for GeOghegan, against 749 for
Henderson There were but two polling
places in the precinct. At the Eigh-
teenth ward school house Geogheean
received 81 votes and Henderson 279.
At TaEgart'S haH GeOghegan received
ABS votes and Henderson 40. The first
named polling place included districts
81. 50 80 and 40; the second included
dis riots Al. A. and 43.
There was q spirited contest in this
preci Ict and great activity from the
time the polls were opened until the
end of the contest in the evening.
Carriages were flying about. especially
IN the afternoon, and the two polling
places at Taggart'S hall and the In
dependence school house had all the
appearance Of n general election. It
was evident at all times of the day that
the GeOghegan men had the best of the
fight, they had a good organization to
start with, and they worked their
organization for all il was worth.
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LIGHT VOTE IN FIFTH.
Only 25S Voted and 255 We're 70
Nelden.

Only 25S Voted and 255 We're For
Nelden.
No difficulties or contests presented
themselves in the Fifth precinct. and
all but three votes cast were for w. A.
Nelden, the present member of the
board from that precinct The total
vote received by him was 255 out Of
25S. the total vote cast in the precinct
The total vote cast at the Eleventh
ward polls was SO. The total at the
Thirteenth ward school house was 1872
all Of which were for NeldeD.
The total vote cast in the precinct
as compared with the total vote cast
there in the general election on NOV.
8, which was 1882, is a little less .Ahan
One-twelfth.
The voting was very light at the
Eleventh ward meeting house only
ninety-three votes being cast through
the day, out Of the ]. 500 registered. The
judges at this place were. William
Lett, D. /. Levey and Joseph II. Felt.
At The second polling place at the
Thirteenth ward school house the
judges were J. J. Greenwald. E. o.
FarnswOrth and F. G. Loofbourcw.
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LESS THAN THREE HUNDRED.
Small Vote Cast For Moyle In the
Third

Small Vote Cast For Moyle In the
Third.
O. w M0yle was the only candidate
nominated in the Third precinct, but
during the day friends of John South.
a prominent social Democrat Of this
precinct, put his name up as a candi-
date and succeeded in polling a total
of IS votes. The vote of this precinct
for presidential electors in the late
election was 3.535 and the total vote
of yesterday was: Moyle, 265; South
Is, and scattering 4. The same appar-
ent apathy was noticeable in this pre-
cinct as in the Second. The voters
knowing that Moyle would be elected,
made no effort to go to the polls.
The 31st. 32d SD, 35th and 36th dis
triCts voted at the Hunter building on
North Temple between Fifth and Sixth
West and J. Selley. 4 p. Kesler and
b a. Ridd officiated as election judges.
They reported "a votes cast at I D. m.
at which time not a single vote from
the 36th district had been recorded. The
total vote of these districts was 100.
The 9th 2Sth. 29th Both and Saith
districts polled their votes at the
Plymouth church. The judges were
Joseph Bull. jr-. W. n. Williams and
George Pugsiey, who reported 100 votes
east at 4 O'Clock The vote Of these
districts at the close of the polls We're.
Moyle 165, South IS, and scattering 4.
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Al Their Own WAY

At the Eighteenth ward school house
the most active and effective worker
for Mr.. GeOghegan was John T. Game
and he was ably seconded ia his efforts
by ]. F. simmons, counselor to BfshoD
R0mney. and w. =. Barton. counselor
to Bishop Whitney. These men seemed
to have everything their own way and
wore the air Of victors from the start.
They had in the neighbOrhood Of ten
rigs and they were kept on the iumo
the greater part Of the day. T. e
Harper and b F. Thornberg were the
most active workers for Judge Hender-
son but they were unable TO make any
Roadway against the combination
working for Hir. Geoghegan w. II
Dale and I. +. Thomas also put in part
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EquafeS.
SHAMROCK IS FAST.
Conviction Among Ydchtsmen That
She Is Aenaea to the Gun

~0--'A~t4t- ALloA6 4 dCll lS1uGu 1udL
She Is Menace to the Cup.
New York Dee. The conviction
among yachtsmeu on this side of the
Atlantic .Jhar SIR Thomas Lipton's
challenger for the Americas Gun car
---s WIN 10 real menace To the con-
."-ra residence Of the famous trOnhv
- .a.s country. has grown with the
.lp-sl reports from abroad concerning
."- elaborate preparations being made
.' THE pudding OF the new CHALLENGER
S-aHTotb IT, The reason for this fear
SCI forth Iu letter bV DESIGNER
m part. NY 1I1 says
The fact tHa- the Sbamrocl- IT Il.
,.'s."7 ut Denny yard e., Dunbar
;- -s lH' seem rH have excited the
Guy. '5>- OF taratSmeu in this cou0fr.,
..s-.. SHOULD have done. perhaus he
+..- Us NOT known that this is The
r.. '.-AS yacht that the Daunvs
f.-- Yer "U.r and that the Dennvs
rs- '- only private model tesri1g
... .- .-- N'FIH-rEEo very SUCCESSIVE
--.. =. ls known that the snea5e of
r..--- l.- and merchantmen of nm
st-.- mode. have been predicted ,,itr,
f- s. accuracy. after experiments
,-ar...- -'--..' Duncan. the u~osDac4i,-e
stsi mr. the new defender ,tFa,,
ri-t. .'i| 3D.. AIR. Cranes letter. Ges+
-.-..... -t... Hra rH comment ON rl7a 90,
-..- -.-'I..'E luasS of the vrar,o.-.
s---.- maze "E The challenger and da-
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of the day at this polling place work
ing for Judge Henderson.
There was but one clash at this
polling place That was between John
T. Game and T. +. Harper. The latter
objected to Mr.. Gaines electioneering
inside of the polling place. A woman
was about to hand her ballot to the
judge when Mr.. Game stepped up and
said to her, sister, this is the ticket
you want TO vote" and substituted a
Geoghegan ballot for the one that she
was about to vote. Mr.. Harper de-
nounced this as a form of intimidation
and a quarrel between the two men
eusued. The woman was very badly
frightened at ching the cause Of trouble
Mr. Game and Mr.. Harper left the
building quarreling, but nothing more
serious came of it. The workers re-
NAMED outside OF the polling places
after that
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GRANTING AND GEOGHEGAN
GIVEN BIG MAJORITIES
Continued from Page -

minute and then let it fiutter slowly
70 the ground. "Oh, I mustn't vote
that, she said, with a smile, as she
took Branting ballot and slipped it
into an envelope
The count was finished early in the
evening By a little after o'clock the
result was known and the returns
taken to Clerk BIoretOn of the board of
education at the joint building The
officers of election in the First We're:
Poll LIB. s. Harrington, / NJ Coombs
and ". 5. Giesy, poll 2-B. d. Black
MARI, John Baivorsen and Arthur r.
Parsons; poll 3-Harrison Speirs,
Charles Guibransen and Joseph Obern-
dOrfer, poll Nv. T. Hills, Wright
Pickering and Joseph Darke.
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New Bank &C. Introduced.

Washington. Dec. REPRESENTATIVE
BTOsius, of Pennsylvania. chairma an of
the committee on banking and curren-
cy, today introduced in the house a
resolution to authorize the control of
the currency under the limitations of
the act of July y, 1882. to extend for a.
further period of twenty years the
charter of any national banking asso-
citation which shall desire to continue
its eXisf ence after the expiration OF its
present charter
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olsen Placed In Jail

The police received telegram early
this morning from Sheriff r. L.
Daniels Of LeadVille asking them 10
hold Olson and stating that an officer
would start here for him as soon as
requisitiOn papers could be obtained.
On receipt of the message the police
began search for the young man
and found him in a State street room
ing house. lie was locked up in the
city Jail
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eonfesses to Three 1890.

Tacoma, Wash. Dec 5.-Martin
Stickel one of the assassins of Come
Illus Knapp and his wife. near Castle
Rock, last week. and who was arrested
and brought 10 Tacoma last night, has
made a confession saying the crime
was planned by him and a man named
Ed Pierce StickeFs arrest has also
cleared up the my S+erious murder of a
ranCher named Shanklin year apo.
Stickei made a confession of this
crime also. saying he and Pierce COM
mitfad it.
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SIX Stockings Wn

The SIX Stockings and University
r.rrz.~. both teams composed of the
1frbr.r students of the state uuiver-
CIV met au the Varsity campus yes
fsrf4v afternoon and the former team
nam Hr a score of rs to @. The Buckers
orrvaished the silk Stockings by
about twenty pounds.
THe virrors uoE say that they are
willing and anxious TO meet any 120
Mound team in the city and issue a
challenge tu that effect.
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Football and Basketball.

If constant practice counts for any
thing m football the second Y NJ O..
A team should have no trouble in
winning the game with the Logan
Agricultural college on Saturday.
The members OF this team are prob
sbly Tho most faithful lot of football
enthusiasts I'm the city, and every night
sees them ar hard practice under the
-..,.hfuI care of Coach Dunn. Last
night Manager Wade stated thar he
intended 20 take the Y. II. G. A. basket
IAN team along with the football play
srs and try and win with both teams
al Logan.
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Ninth Ward Fair.

4 fair is being held in the Ninth
ward annex gotten up by and for the
benefit Of the Sunday school. 1t opened
last evening with a fine display, and
an excellent programme was rendered
by the kindergarten and primary de-
partments. The fair viii open again
tonight and tomorrow afternoon and
evening
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Returns to Face Charges

Fort Wayne, Ind, Dec. 5.-E. p. Hay.
late clerk of the county court of Han
cock county. Ohio. arrested in this city
last night on charge of defalcatfon
Of $4,000 to $4,000 of county funds. re-
turned with Ohio officers to Findlay to-
day. HAY denies guilt
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PugiIisn.
Boxing Match Postponed.

boAllS hdLcu EO6UpOHeQ.
The Fraucis-Christy bout has been
postponed until Tuesday evening. Dec
Is Young tnrlSty desired more time
20 ger 10 condition and the interested
parties consented TO the pOStponement.
The new articles as signed yesterday
UH for twenty round go at catch
weights winner takes - per cent and
aoser takes p per cent of the purse
amounting TO $50.
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Game Postponed.

The game scheduled to take place
tho r7mnv saturday between the High
haaI and the University has been
postponed ou account OF the sickness
lf Uorrhen. the high school center.
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New York, Dec. Sin the amateur
blliiard Championship tournament this
afternoon Albert Mannis was defeated
Dy Florian Tobias, 300 to 263 Tonight
a. L. ServitiUs defeated William Paige.
300 10 253. -
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Chance For Theatre and Z. NJ. c. A.

ST the present time none of the big
teams have a game scheduled for the
coming Saturday Here is a chance for
the Y n. e.. a. and Theatre aggrega-
lions to meet on the griiiron. Both
teams have been complaining that a
suitable date could not be arranged and
the cauceIinE of the High schOOI-Uni-
vsrsity game gives them the desired
opportunity.
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Tax on Mixed Flour.

Section 30 Of the act is amended to
read as follows
Section 25-That for the purposes of
this act, the words mixed -four shall
be taken and construed to mean the
food product resulting from the grind
ing or mixing together of wheat, or
wheat -four. as the principal constitu-
ent,- with any other grain or the pro
terial, except such material not the
product Of any grain, as is commonly
used for baking purposes; Provided.
the grinding or mixing together Of
wheat or wheat flour with any other
brain, or the product of any other
grain of which the wheat or wheat
-four is not the principal constituent
as specified IL the foregoing definition.
is intended for sale, or is sold, or
offered for sale as wheat -four such
product shall be held to be mixed flour
within the meaning of this act"
The bill provides for Fedeeming
revenue stamps heretofore issued and
not used
The concluding section provides that
the act shall take effect thirty days
after its passage.
Chairman Payne has called a meet
ing Of the ways and means committee
for tomorrow, when he expects to
have the bill reported to the house. He
viii then seek to have the bill con-
Sidered after the army, OIeomargarine
and legislative bills are disposed of.
with view 10 securing action before
the holidays.
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Maurice Thompson Is nj.

Charlottesville, Ind. Dec. 5.-Maurice
Thompson. the author who has been
i'll at his home in this city for several
weeks. is now reported to be in an
alarming condition.
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ces al an II Is not InC0nVe0IgnI % wear,
and together with my Electrical Suspen-
sorry. which is sent free to every male
patient, VIII make of You the man you
ought to be. Electricity as applied by
nv Electric Belt, furnishes food for the
nerves and spine and Immediately causes
a normal circulation, and the result IS
perfect health and VigOr- No one can
even estimate the good Electricity, prop
erIv applied, viii do until they have
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TOOtban.
..na1EY srccEEDs HIMSELF.
VIII Captain Columbia Again Next
Year.

,-ar York. Dec. 5.-W. r. Morley,
.r. sturdy captain of Columbia's loot
Ill team. has been unanimously
-,-..saa -a lead the white and blue & w.
,av. season captain Morley is one
81 -,s s-aadiest players ana surest
md gamers that has ever played
= ,-.lrTbsa He was elected 20 the
"...fr.v of the 1900 team early last
'.'e-t..f.a- To- succeed Captain Tom 81
-s srEa was forced to resign be-
L ..,sa ar n injured knee, which kept
t1-, nur of the game. and proved
--t5.-arehaut the past season the right
I'm f1r ghe place. THE confidence of
.rg entire squad was his and ms eX-
,.-,,.,r. of courage and determination on
.ts farF did much To- elevate the morale
-rf- team. Morley is also one of the
-,gr experienced men on the team.
~, had uIayeI half back on the Co
----b.s Varsity for two years and had
,-.,f.r1sIv learned the game at the
parnsvIvauia Military academy and
-. University of Michigan. He is "A
.-.srs Of age. senior ID the school OF
--free and halls from Datl n II. He
-,s--,-r- tl the university next year Tor
-aet graduate work.
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0O'Connorl. s TO >. Nc.51; Asian, 100
Mcunce. 4 to j. second Nulcain. 1Iz
tCoburn). 9 to :, third. Time, i.39st.
Flush Of Gold Vohicer. Pupil and Rio
Shannon also ran
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miscellaneous.
1NrERNArIoNAa CHESS MATCH.
Negotiations Are Under Way Be
tween English and Americans.

Negotiations Are Under Way Be
tween English and Americans.
Cambridge, Mass, Dec. 5.-Negoua-
tions are now on the way between the
University OF Cambridge and Oxford.
in England. and four American colleges
with regard 10 the International chess
match this year The trophy was pre-
scented by l. n. Rice of New York, and
has been won twice by Cambridge and
Oxford and unless the American col
ie8es win the metch this year the trO-
phV VIII become the permanent prop
erty Of the English university There
are SIX men in each team TO be chosen
after the intercollegiate match in New
YORK in December. after Christmas.
Harvard. Princeton, Yale and Columbia
WIZ be represented on the team. ETith-
erto the match has been PLAYED in New
OK, but this year efforts are being
made 10 have il played in Boston
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The a5c Sale

$50 mp TO $3.50 silks and goo up to
$3.50 a yard Mateliasses. Pierolas. Gre
pons. Soc.
AT WALKERS.
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$50 up to $3.50 Silks and $500 up Ia
SO 50 a yard Matellasses, Pierolas, Gre
At WALKERS.