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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-05

In New Jersey there was no change
in the political situation
2 Massachusetts went strongly Repub-
hcan, the entire state ticket Of that
party being elected. the plurality for
the head of the ticket being 37,479.
In Rhode Island the Democrats have
elected L. f. Carvin governor, but with
this exception the Republican state
ticket will go through.
In California the returns indicate
that the governorship is in doubt The
legislature viii be Republican.
The latest reports from Montana give
the state to the Republicans. How
ever, the Democrats do not yet concede
their defeat.
In Kansas the Republican state ticket
has been elected with eight congress-
men. The legislature Will be safely
Republican.
Returns from Nevada point to Flu
sion victory.
Republican Gains.
Heavy Republican gains are conceded
throughout the state of Colorado, al
though returns are so meagre that it is
impossible 10 give reliable estimates OF
the result.
Returns received from Iowa go to
show that the Republicans have elect
ed their state ticket by $4,000 majority.
The results from the legislature III
Delaware seem to bring about dead
lock. as was the case two years ago, as
d possibility.
Ohio is claimed by the Republicans
by a plurality of more than 100000, and
possibly eighteen of the twenty-one
congressman.
In Minnesota a plurality of 10000 is
claimed for Van SAINT, Republican, Tor
~. I1o,,,,1,Iioa,, -co,,oressrnen and one
Democrat. with the reelection of Gov
ernor LafOllette are Indicated by Iate
returns from Wisconsin.
Returns from Nebraska show the
vote to be exceedingly close for gov
ernor, with the remainder of the Re
publican ticket probably elected.
A small plurality for Morrison, Re
publican for governor. is indicated at
an early hour this morning in Idaho
Washington and Wyoming appear TO
be safely in the Republican column.
Indiana Also.
Indiana is estimated to have given
the Republican candidates from 25,OOO
To 40 coo. The delegation to congress
remains unchanged, nine Republicans
and four Democrats, while the leglsia-
ture will be Republican by twenty-five
on Joint ballot, insuring the reelection
of United States Senator Fairbanks.
Indications from Utah point to Re
publican majority in the legislature on
a joint ballot
The southern tier of states, as usual.
show a solid Democratic front.
In West Virginia there is little
change.
Missouri elected minor state officers
Returns show the election of fifteen
Democratic congressman and one Re-
publican.
North and South Dakota are again
in the Republican column.
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AT THE POLLING PLACES.
First Precinct.

In the Fifth district balloting was
slow, but the count will likely not be
completed until after most of the
other returns have been brought in.
Scratching, according to the judges,
was decidedly the order of the day.
and the district viii be one of the last
to be completed in the count. Early
in the day the vote was heavier than
in the afternoon, and carriages re-
manned idle in front of the polling
place.
The polling place of district No. 6.
80 State street, was the scene of ac-
tivity during the entire day. People
voted regularly, according to the
judges, and the work of the clerk was
greatly facilitated. Women were de-
cidedly more prominent at the voting
place than those of the opposite sex,
and remained at the place before and
after voting. Scratching was also
done in the Sixth, but the ticket was
not perforated so extensively as at
No. 5. No incidents of note occurred
during the day.
Women were busy, very busy. at the
joint building, where the polling place
of district No. was located Office
holders who work in the building stood
near the voting place and were quick
to intercept doubtful voter. Ballot
ing at the place was done SyStemati-
cally and vigorously during the entire
! day, and, as in most of the other dis
tricts, nothing of a disagreeable nature
arose.
In the Eighth district the voters were
Ike bees about q hive in the Ninth
ward annex nearly all day, and the
heaviest vote in years was polied there
From the time the polls opened in the
morning until they closed at night the
I judges were kept busy looking after the
ballots. The party workers were
out in force in that district, especially
the Republicans, and they seemed to
have no trouble in getting the voters
out to the polls Several carria ges
were kept busy. The woman vote in
this district was especially heavy. and
during the afternoon the polling place
was full Of women nearly all the time.
The greater portion of the vote here
| was pOiled in the afternoon. Scratch
! ing, IL was claimed, was being done
here on both sides in a furious manner
In the Ninth district the voting was
decidedly light during the fore part of
] the day, and up to the middle of the
afternoon the voters struggled in one
and two at n time. Later in the day
1 the voting picked up and was quite
| lively before the polls closed. but moth
i ing greater than heretofore. There
were bur few carriages running in this
| district and not many workers were
| in evidence, although two or three did
| considerable hustling. At this, as we'll
as the other polling places, scratching
seemed to be the order of the day The
women voters seemed to be more in
evidence that the men during the fore
part of the day.
/ At the Tenth ward annex, the voting
| place for the Tenth district, the voting
was rather light, and there was no
lcontlnued On Page q
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Cache County.


Especial to The Herald)
Logan, Nov. 3, a NAT this hour
complete returns are in from only eign-
teen out of thirty-six districts in Cache
county, and those do not indicate defl-
nitely the final result. The vote from
these eighteen districts stands: King,
1921: Howell $40; Young, 1880; McCarty,
J.554: Barber Democrat, for state sem
ator j sol; Bullen Republican,. 1.543. On
the county ticket the Democrats are
ahead and viii probably elect most OF
their men. Rigby. Democratic candidate
for sheriff is undoubtedly elected How
ell carried Wellsville. his home town. by
a majority of so. The legislative ticket
will probably be Republican. except that
Barber Democrat is likely to be elected
state senator. Some Of the returns viii
not be counted before late in the day, as
the number of scratched tickets is re-
markedly large and the count is very
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-05
AWFUL CATASTROPHE IN
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
Explosion of PyrOtechnic Bombs in Dense Null
titude Causes Frightfu Loss of Life.
Twelve Persons Blown Pieces at Least Fifty injured Many
Of Them Fatally

NEW YORK, Nov. 4--By a series Of
~ explosions of pyrotechnic bombs
and other fireworks tonight
among a vast multitude gathered in
Madison Square Garden TO witness the
ascension of an airship and a display
of election returns. twelve persons
We're killed outright, many being blown
almost to pieces. and at least fifty to
them injured. many of them fatally.
It is estimated that at least $4,000
persons thrOnged the square at the
time of the explosions, which were sue
ceeded by frightful panic. in which
hundreds were thrown down and tram
pied under foot.
Five hundred policemen and all the
ambulances in the city were instantly
summoned, and the dying and those
most seriously injured were removed
to the hospitals. In addition to these,
many of the wounded were taken away
by friends.
Nine men in charge of the fireworks
display were placed under arrest i'm
'mediately after the explosion
List Of Dead.
Policeman Dennis Shea
William B. Finnety.
George Rifle.
Harold Robley.
Six unknown men.
Unknown cOlOred man.
Unknown colOred boy
Seriously Injured.
Policeman Michael MCGEE
Policeman Michael Reagan.
Florence Dyer.
David Myers.
William Mallory.
John Glanep
James COrrygan.
Frank Lesion
George LandOl.
Charles GladWil.
John Farrell.
E Driler-
Frank l. Keller.
Frank Wilson.
Helen Wilson.
Henry Adams
Charles Olgan.
L. Davis.
Joseph Schaeffer.
Samuel Mayer.
Angelo Dominick-
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INCOMPLETE RETURNS.
Enough Is Known, However, to In
sure Republican Success.


Seattle, Nov. Returns from the
state election are. coming in slowly.
Only incomplete returns have been re-
ceiyed from the counties in the state,
but these indicate clearly that the Re
publican congressional candidates, F.
w Cushman and w. L. Jones, for re-
election. and Will +. Humphreys Will
be elected by a majority running be-
tween $4,000 and 10000.
The vote has been even lighter than
was expected, but both parties viii suf-
fer almost equally from this circum-
stance. The Republicans Will control
the state legislature, having from nine
ty to ninety-five members. This insureS
the election of a Republican United
States senator to succeed George Tur-
ner. Democrat.
The most significant feature of the
campaign is the fact that Hiram E
Hadley, Republican candidate for JUS
tice of the supreme court, viii lead his
ticket. Another interesting fact is that
neither Pierce nor King counties, haV-
ing Democratic congressional nominees
cut the Republican ticket in their IA
vor. despite the bitter feeling between
the two.
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Washington COUNTY.

tSpeclaI 70 The Herald.)
st. George, Nov. 4-St. George gives
King 396, Young 1896. Jones 1913, Morris
3S6. Howell $50, McCarty 179, Lewis rs,
Harder 1874.
Santa Clara gives King a, Young so,
Jones 46. Morris As, Howell 81, McCarty
26, Lewis 80, Harder 20.
Toquerville gives King 80, Young 40,
Jones 30 Morris 81. Howell 81, McCar-
~ 40. Lewis So, Harder As.
The county will give a Democratic
majority of 500
St George, Nov. 5.-Rockville gives
King 40: Young, 3S; Jones, %; Morris,
40; Howell. rs; McCarty, 81; Lewis, 43;
Harder, %.
st. George, Nov. 4.-Dixis municipal
returns: King, 4; Howell, 10; Young,
6; McCarty. 7; Jones, 4; Lewis. /: Nor
ris, s; Harder, 8; Wilson, 2; Foster, 2.
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Utah County.
Especial to The HeraldD

fSpeCidl 10 Inc 41t1diu-J
Provo Nov 4-The vote in Utah county
from nine precincts gives King, AZ; How
ell $50: You're, 412; McCarty, 6l9; Evans,
z8g: Txoyiance. 407; Loose. $40; Gardner,
sos: Clark, as; Barney. 426: Johnson. 412:
I-oveless. 4i2: Chapman $50; Stone, Cos;
Austin, SIS; Tietzen. Ga.
The county ticket runs close with the
legislative ticket. Sheriff Storrs Is ahead
of his ticket. with robinson. nominee
for clerk, and Bagley for attorney. fol-
lowing closely. IT is impossible to get
the exact vote tonight. owing TO so many
districts not reporting Most of them
have sent partial reports. which indicate
Republican gains in every district.
Chairman DeMoisy claims the county
for the Republicans by 500 majority,
which means the election Of every noAa-
inee on the ticket. Chairman King aG-
mits that the returns indicate Repub-
Iican victory
Lehi. Nov 4-The vote in Lehi was:
Republican, 522; Democratic, 1872; So
cialist. 20.
Pleasant Grove. Nov 4.-The vote In
this precinct resulted as follows: How
ell go; King, $50; MeCarty, 35s; Young.
3l2 For state senator's: Gardner. 364:
Loose $50: Evans, 500; ROylance, go.
Republican representatives: Stone. 351;
Austin, S62; Chapman, 335; Tietjen, 557.
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CASTRO PROCLAIMS ANOTHER VICTORY

ATEw YORK. 4-The
~ he following cablegram:
President
Venezuela Nov 1.-THE government reports having gained
rebels stronghold at Pipe Ateo
according
night The rebel
vase eeb
revolution
be that Venezuela has
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Beaver County.

Especial to The HeTald.)
Beaver, Nov. 4.-The indications are
that the Republicans have carried this
county on the head of the ticket and
elected the representative on the local
ticket there was much scratching and
the Democrats claim the election of
some of the candidates.
sulphurdale precinct.-Howell. II;
King, 81; McCarty and Young the
same; Lewis, Is; Jones, II.
Acknowledgement, "a: King, n: Nc
Carly. "a; Young, 21; Lewis, AZ; Jones.
l3; Barrett, "a; Mansfield, p; Repub-
lican gain of IL.
Beaver, Nov. 5.-SeveG out of ten
precincts give Howell 36s; King, 2S2;
McCarty. 372; Young. 290: Lewis. $50 /:
Jones, 20S; Barratt, $40; Mansfield. PA
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Rich County

Especial to The Herald)
Randolph, Nov. 4.-The vote in Rich
county, complete returns not in, give
KING, $50; Howell, 167; Young. 1873;
McCarty. 163: McKinnon. POI: Baxter
155- The balance of the county ticket
with the exception of the county clerk
is Republican. That Office, however, is
in doubt
Two pre- incts have not sent in full
returns, Woodruff and Garden CITY
Woodruff, it is believed. win go Repub-
lican by a majority of % That and the
other precinct, Garden City, will not be
likely TO affect the result as already
stated.
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AGED PHYSICIAN
COMMITS SUICIDE

New York. Nov. 4.-Dr. G. I. Cook
said to have practiced medicine IN
Ohio for thirty years, is dead at the
New York hospital from morphine poi
sonirg. He was IS years old On sun
day he called at the home of his daugh-
ter and announced that he mad taken
morphine and would soon be dead. a
physician was called. but found no
trace of poison. Several hours later
Cook began to show signs that he had
told the truth He was hurriedly taken
to the hospital, but all efforts to restore
him proved futile.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-05
COMMISSIONER OF NAVIGATION WANTS
SUBSIDIES FOR AMERICAN VESSELS

however. the most important step toward
the establishment of the influence OF
Americans on the ocean which has been
taken since through the rebuilding Of
the navy. modern ship building plants
were developed in the United States. The
relations of the merger to the trade or
the United States viii be exceptional tina
only parallel being the relations OF Ina
two great German lines 10 Germany s
commerce
Continuing, The report says THE pol-
io(- 81 subSidies is the only method at
the present time by which American
built steamers with American crews can
obtain any considerable share OF foreign
trade"
The repeal Of compulsory pilotage on
sailing vessels in the coastinE trade ana
minor changes in the navigation laws
are recommended The report shows tnss
the worlds foreign going steamers N
1901 were valued at about Sl.e05,OoOVy0 ana
thar gross receipts were about Seso,yVi.-
COO out of which S50.000,003 in dlvi-
dends and s.. 10000 interest on bonds were
paid. Wages TO crews amounted TO about
So, 100000.
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CHANNEL WILL BE DEEPENED.

SOuthamptOn, Nov. Tine SOutnamp-
ton harbOr board voted today 70 ask
parliament for authorization to borrow
5000 to meet the expense of deepening
the harbor channel TO thirty-five feet 1t
is proposed this amount be recovered
from Increased tonnage dues. 1t was
said in the course OF the discussion of
this measure that the American line of
steamers was arranging for a bi-Weekly
service between New York and South
amptOn.
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COLONEL WASHINGTON DE-

Washington, Nov 4-Colone-, e7css :
Washington, aged r. Of this city. - :
day Through a collateral brancS NAsy'
Washington family he was relaIaEz
George washington During tho
war Colonel Washington entered tn
federate military service. later beco-IT- - :
chief clerk OF the confederate departures
OF state, and toward the close Of the va
assistant secretary Of state
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CARRIED KNIFE BLADE
IN BRAIN FOR YEARS

Chicago, Nov AFTER having car
ried a knife blade an inch and a quar-
ter in length in his brain for twenty
two years, P J. Kent has undergone
a successful operation for its removal
The blade had broken of in the skull
and the point had been all the years
inserted squareIy into the brain. Since
the injury had been received, Mr. Kent
had suffered from epilepJic seizures
The physicians who performed the op-
Grafton say the patient viii recover
full control OF his muscles.
Mr.. Kent was attacked when 16 T3eu
old by a stranger, who stabbed hi
the frontal bone Shortly after z
Jury had been inflicted he was
with dizziness and commissions, a
came an invalid Offices
The case attracted much attentlC
Chicago hospitals in almost all
which Kent had been a patient. r
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FORCED BY ITALIAN GUNS.

Rome, Nov. A dispatch received
here from the town of Midi, on the
Lohela Arabia coast. which was re-
Gently bombarded by the Italian gun
boats in their pursuit Of Red sea pi-
rates. says the authorities of Midi, be-
sides promising to deliver the pirates to
the Italians. gave an undertaking to
collect an indemnity of $1,000 for the
families of the two Italian sailors who
were killed in a fight with the pirates
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the Twelfth, and in its place we have
probably carried the Thirteenth dis
trict."
With a single exception, the Repub-
hcan plurality today was the highest
in the state of Ohio, in a total vote of
less than 100000 In 1894 the Republican
record was esta blished with a plurality
of 49,, 077 votes.
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Sanpete County.

Especial to The Herald.)
Manti Station, Nov 4-The vote in
Sanpete county. lacking returns from
Milburn, lndianola and Fayette precincts
gives Howell a majority of $50; McCarty
5H The county ticket for Republicans
elected by 500 majority.
Mt. Pleasant. Nov. 5.-Mt. Pleasant
gives Howell. 434: King, 412: Young, All;
mccarthy, 4S4 Sanpete county gives
about 500 Republican majority. The en-
tire county ticket is Republican.
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Davis County.
(special to The Herald.3

tSDeclai 10 Inc Eerald-)
Pennington, Nov. 4.-Vote in Davis
county, lacking returns from Center
vile and Clearfield precincts, gives:
King, 1.021; Howell. 1.12O: Young. OBS:
McCarty, LIP. For legislature: David
Stoker (Dem.), 1,137; j. NJ Smith
(Rep0, 1852. Centerville and CIearfield
will give Democratic majority, but
Howell carries the county. A majority
elected.
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wasatch County.

Especial to The Herald.)
Heber City, Nov. 1.-The vote in Wa
satch county, lacking two precincts.
Wallsburg and Elkhorn, gives a major
ity for Howell of 103, McCarty. 90; VII
son, for legislature, Of 191. The county
has gone Republican. The other two
precincts viii not affect the result
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THE WORD was PAssEp.
Idaho, in Consequence, Gathered by
the Republicans.

Boise, Ida. Nov. A Republican
majority on the entire state ticket Of
some 5000 is likely. French, for con-
gress. leads his ticket in most sections.
Counties that were supposed to be GER
tainly Democratic have swung into the
Republican column Figures from Sho-
shOne show that the Republicans have
carried that county by at least 500, and
elected their legislative ticket. Ada
county has given a majority of 200.
Nez Perez and Latah from 400 to 500
each. Throughout the southeast every
thing is Republican so far as heard
from, and il is believed to be a clean
sweep in that section BannOck cOun-
ty gives Morrison (Rep) for governor
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DECREE FOR L0RENz.

Chicago. Nov. 4-The board Of trustees
of Northwestern university, at a special
meeting, has voted to confer the degree
OF Ii. D. on Professor AdOlph LOrenZ.
the Vienna. surgeon. The exercises VIII
take place as soon as Dr. LOrenz returns
10 Chicago.
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Tooele County
Especial to The Herald.)

tspeclaI 20 The Herald.)
Tooele, Nov. 4.-The vote IN Tooele
county, lacking returns from Grantsville
and Deep Creek precincts, gives King.
800; Howell. 65Z; Young. 3Ss; McCarty, 623
Spry lRepublican) elected to legislature
over Farley by probably 300 majority
Republican county ticket elected.
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Howell Will Have at Least 5000 and MCCarty
1000 of'Majority
Cache and Wasach Counties Leave the Democratic Column
Legislature Carried For Smoot


DemQcratic representatives: johnson,
81; Barney, 31S; Clark 338; Loveless, 800.
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Box Elder County

Especial to The Herald.)
Brigham City, Nov 4.-Vote in Box
Elder county. lacking returns from
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THE METALS.

Silver. 5o1z cents per ounce.
copper, Il cents per pound; New York
S4.l2lz.
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-08-06

Yet there are few children so beloved
ns these same Indian babes. They are
the dearest thing the Indian woman
knows. The cruelty Of the husband
and his utter disregard for his on
sprins only make her cling the closer
70 her first born. She sometimes wor'
sbips Il as II II were a sacred spirit.
Proposes are brought up on MIX
and homipy. Som .imes they are FED
sofki. or q mixture Of -four and water.
The Indian herbs are put into every
thing that the baby eats. 1t used 10
he that the Indian baby had no cradle
or co.cart. bu, the influx Of white mer'
chants into the new countries OF the
Southwest has brought many OF the
luxuries Of modern civilization. Now
one may see a blanketed squaw 90
wheeling her copper-colored infant
about the reservation In q go-cart OF
the most expensive pattern. Again.
she may have a pony hitched to the go
cart and will ride IN il with her child.
One day n white man who had m In
dian woman for his wife returned to
his reservation home with a Go-cart.
which was the first that had appeared
in that section. Imagine his surprise
n few days later to come home from
n hunting trip 10 lind 4 number OF
souaws from adjoining tepees coast
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-Four Captain Lnwtons.

It Is an odd fact that there are now
four Captain Lawtons in the United
States regular army-all young meh.
not one Of whom Is related TO the late
General Henry w. Lawtcn, who made
the name illustrious in Cuba and tie
Philippines. One Of these. Captain
Louis B. Lawton, is TO hc retired for
desperate wounds recciTed in China,
where he distinguished himself not
only for extraordinary herolsm. but
for sagacious action In dangerous
situation. After an exceptionally bril-.
liant service he must now give up his
chosen career. because Of those hon.
orable wounds. In any other country
extraordinary bonors would await
such q man-Cleveland Leader.