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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-23
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug. 23.--Cattle-Receipts
300. Steady. Good to prime steers
SOOaS.75; poor to medium. ASA $50;
stockers and feeders. 25O&525: COWS
150655O; helfers 225G6O0, Gamers
150N250 bulls, 225d5.OO; calves. 2.5C
q 100; Texas fed steers, 2.0Oa500;
western steers, 45O06O0,
Hogs-Receipts. today, 10000, Mon
day, 5000; left over, 100. Steady u
Sc lower, Mixed and butchers. G.75d
745; good to choice heavy, .715a7.5 80:
rough heavy. 6JOdL1O, light, 6.75d7.4O;
bulk OF sales. 7O00730.
Sheep-Receipts 200 Sheep Steady;
lambs, steady, Good 20 choice weth.
ersS 35Oq4OO; fair to choice mixed,
2.500S,5O; western sheep 2.5o1325; ma
tive lambs, S.15G6.OO; western lambs,
i.50GG.00
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First South and Tenth East streets fol
81, 900.

First South and Tenth East streets for
s., 500
Mrs, Carrie Mcintosh has bought a
five room brick cottage and 2ikxlO rods
on Second street, near 4, for $4,000,
The Brigham Young Trust c0mpans
expects shortly to begin improving tho
Vermont building on State street. by the
addition Of second story, S3xl1j feet,
at a cost Of $4,000. This is likely to be
but the beginning Of the proposed series
Of Improvements under the direction OF
Col Clayton who viii push the work
as rapidly as possible.
Building permits were issued during
the week as follows:
j. w. Sanders, Sixth street, be-
tween A and B. frame ........ 100
H. Peterson $40 East Seventh
South. brick addition ........ $50
h. Christopher, 1873 street frame
Darn '',''.., ''s.., .,,,.,.t ...,,. loV
Board Of Education, Wasatch
school annex -. -. .......... 1900
D. n. Sherlock, $50 East Third
South, two brick cottages 49,. 1000
H. stewart ll75 d street frame
cottage .,'s .t' ,.,.,, 80, .,.t.,. bOU
). Lester 500 East Fourth South,
brick cottage -. -. -" ...,.. 1,lO0
T. II. Ash, First street, between
M and ~ brick res ....., .... 1000
{, Guillckson, il5 Post street,
frame addition -. -, ..~ .... 1875
j. G. Altman, kimball avenue.
frame addition -. 49,. ..,.... $50
J. r. Altman Kimbal avenue.
frame addition .. -, ..",.." 1850
SlS125
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TINTIC ORE SHIPMENTS.
Bullion Beck, Victor and Martha
FORWARD ConsiRnments.

Shipments from Tlntc during the
past week total IS cars OF ore and five
Of concentrates, also one bar of Mann
moth bullion.
The Bulllon-Beck shipped 10 carloads
$500 tons) OF ore thac1t Is stated will
net more than $40 a ton. The famous
old producer is in excellent condition,
The Martha Washington forwarded
one car OF very good silver ore, while
the Victor with two care Of fine copper
ore and the South Swansea with two
cars Of high grade sllver-lead ore and
six Of iron ores We're among the ship
pers.
The list Of mines with the amount Of
ore forwarded is as follows:
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CENTURY AFFAIRS.
Park Valley Company Owes Now
Less Than $4,000.

II was learned today from mining
man largely interested in the Century
Mining company that the indebtedness
OF that corporation has been decreased
to exactly $1,000, while the mine and
NIL are earning at the rate Of nearly
$500 q month.
Adyices from Park Valley are TO the
eHect that the mine is in most excel
lent condition while no fewer than l2
stamps of the mill equipment have been
dropping continuously since the first of
August.
The Century appears to have worked
Its way out and certain stockholders
predict a nice dividend for Christmas.
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LOGAN FARM
GREAT BARGAIN |

FOR SALE-0ne Of the best farms In
Cache valley near Logan, $50 acres,
fenced; water right; flowing wells,
pond. house, granary, hog pasture. out
buildings Soil good for wheat afal-
ia, sugar beets and pasture, For par
ticulars write L. X. MARTINEAU
Logan, Utah.
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MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on call. nominal, no transac-
tins Prime mercantile paper. Az @5ia
per cent Sterling exchange, barely
steady, with actual business in bank
ers' bills at 4.S7G4. SIPS for demand
and at asa, 25d4 .S4S75 for GO days.
Posted rates. 4,s5G4. S5lA and 4.SS.
Commercial bills, T. S3% 64.S4
Mexican dollars, Az -52h.
Government bonds, steady; ref. 2s
regp 1881 do coup, 1O7%. IS reg, 1863.
do. coup, 1858; new as reg, 1929: DO.
coup, 1921 old IS reg. 1881 do coup,
l0S% 5s reg, l0ila do. coup, 10iik.
State bonds, inactive; railroad bons,
steady.
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ORE AND BULLION.
Weeks Settlements On Open Market
Amounted TO SaS3,4OO.

During the past week settlements for
ore and bullion as reported by McCor
nick and Co, amounted to $685. 400 as
compared with siiS, 200 the week Prev.
Gus.
BESIDES the above the Highland Boy
ana Bingham Consolidated copper bull
Hon settlements totaled not less than
$4,000.
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LILLY ORE COMING.
East Tintic Mine Has Very En-
couraging showing,
Special Correspondence

NptCluu correspondence.
Eureka, Aug 23--Considerable ac-
tivity Is being displayed in the east end
Of Tintlc district and reports from
that section are very encouraging 4
consignment Of silver-lead ore from
the Lilly mine Is being loaded on the
cars for shipment to the smelter. Some
Of this ore will carry so 70 70 per cent
lead, while the lower grade runs as
high as 80 per cent. The future ou,-
10, k Of the Lilly mine is a bright one.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

Manager McVichle. after mentioning
the admirable location OF the property
states that Il has been opened up in a
comparatively small way while with
energetic development the chances are
that It viii exceed In greatness some Of
It's illustrious nelghbors.
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WILL CARRY MAIL.
On and After Sept. 1 All o. s. l.,
Passenger Trains Included.

Commencing Sept. /. oregon Short
Line trains Nos. and will carry the
United States mail. With this new or
der oil passenger trains on the Idaho
division will consequently be mail
trains an innovation that will be APP
preciated by the general public.
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OMAHA.

South Omaha, Aug. 23-Cattle - Re.
ceipts 300 Market steady. Native
steers 4,75GS.25, cows and heifers 300
a5.25; western steers 4.s5dG.O0 Texa q
steers SOFAS. 25i cows aud heifers 2.7j
fti.2j; Gamers l.S5a9 90; stockers an |
feeders 3 00fl5 40: calves 350G5. 50 ;
bulls, stays, etc, 20oGi.5O.
Hogs-Recelpts 1900. Market slow.
steady. Heavy 6.9O6h7 10, mixed $3.50
7,o5; light 70Od7 15 pigs G.OO16. 80 ,
bulk of sales 6.9j97.05.
Sheep-Market quiet. Fed muttons
60di 90; wethers 3.2563.75 ewes 9 20
az 40; common and stockers 1868. 10;
lambs 35065S5
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PARK CITY SHIPMENTS.
Daly-West Breaks All Records for
Zig Tonnage.

The Daly-West management this
week forwarded over 100000 pounds of
ore to the smeters, breaking all Its for
mer shipping records The Silver King,
Ontario and Anchor We're the only 9TH
or shippers, while the California Is pre-.
pairing TO send some concentrates and
the Wabash Management hopes to COM
mence II the present strike pans out
satisfactorily
According 20 the Macintosh sampler
reports shipments We're as follows
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
MORNING SALES

Atax-loO at $50 GOO at 80; 100 at 8s!
Con, Mercur-lOO at 2.O7h: 400 AT
2'0Slt 200 at POS. Total 700.
Ingot-l,500 at So, 1000 al So, Ooo
1880.
Lower Mammoth--lOO at SIS. 30, 800
az VI; 100 at S2is: 100 at S2 100 at Slls.
Total 700.
May Day-S00 at a.
Swansea-l0O at 100.
Ben Butler-50O at lih. 500 at liik-s.
90 500 az l4ia. Total 800.
California;, 200 at 80: 500 at 32ib: / OOO
al S29s 2500O at Slia. 100 at 81: 1000
al 3lh 500 al 3l9s 2,lOO at 2Ols, 500 az
SOh 700 at 80; 1900 at 2S-S 3d. 500 al
2Sls li00 at 2SSs; coo at 20: 500 al gS& /:
800 at 29h goo at 2S7s-S 60. 500 at 30
b, 3d. 500 at 29h-S 60. Total 1900.
Century-lO0 at SO: 200 at 9sIb 100
al $50, 100 at SIS. 30: 100 at 96ib-S
30 800 at 96; 800 at s5-s. 30. Total
1900
Joe Bowers-i.50O nj 2.
Martha Washington 900 at 81; !. 600
II 5%. Total 5000
Victor--20O az 20.
OPEN BOARD.
20 Daly-West at 5l.37ik.
COO Con. Mercur at 2.07.
loco Ingot at S%.
1000 Ingot al 81.
$500 California at 80.
800 California at 32h-B. 50.
$500 California at 32-B. 60.
LOCO California al 81.
500 California at 30h. .f
$500 California at go
1000 California az 8lh.
1850 California at 3lb.
1900 California al 3lh-S.e
900 California vt SIS. 90
800 Majestic at 2.95.
200 Majestic at 500.
zoo Majestic at 800.
100 Majestic at $40. ar1r
200 Wabash at 2.9O.
100 Wabash at 2.S7.
200 Wabash at 2.S5
100 ComstOck al l.20
goo Comstock AT III
700 Tetro at lS%.
700 Tetro at 10.
800 Tetro at 2O-R. 60
TOTALS.
Regular call....4l 200 shares. ti0.Sii 81
Open board $50 shares 13.47l -
64750 shares 4ql 2Se u
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hank Clcarings.

2ank clearings throughout the United
States and Canada for the week end
Ire Friday. Aug %, 1902, were.
Inc. Dec
Salt Lake City...s 3.426O59 49,. "a
Totals u. ST." 2.i05, 1886 22.9 49,.
Outside n. w." 72s.5s67S1 ca 90.
Canada
Totals ..... go" f.955374 36.2 Ct.
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KANSAS CITY.

Cattle-Receipts 500 Texans un-
changed. Native steers 5.i5dS.10: Tex
as and Indian steers 2.50d4. 90: Texas
cows l,7542.70; native cows and heifers
l.50a4 SO' stockers and feeders 2.60G
$40; bulls 2.i0NS.2b; calves 2. OOG475.
Hogs-Recelpts 1000. Market nomin-
ally steady Bulk OF sales 7.00d7. %:
heavy 720d7 80; packers 70567. %: me-
dunn 7.1ON7 90 light G.S0d7 .05; workers.
1.O0GI0j; pigs 6.9066.9O.
Sheep Receipts 500. Market weaker
Muttons 3.iOd4.50: lambs 3.7Od5 % !:
range wethers 3.lOa4,25; ewes 1850
ill5.
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YELLOWSTONE EXCURSION
august JUN
Via Nrernn Short Line.

Via tregon SNORT h"'.
Absolutely lowest rate ever oneIeu'
s52. rs from Salt Lake: 1918 from og-
den. Tickets include hotel expenses pc
yond Monida for the six day tour
Party limited TO 40. Make early reset
yatlcn. City Ticket ONCE 2Ol NAB 81
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NEW YORK.
WOOL
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, Aug. 23.-Wool steady
Territory and western mediums. l63
I'M; fine. 2gl6i4; coarse, l2Qllh.
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SUGAR.

sugar-Raw. steady; fair refining.
27. centrifugal 96 test. 37s; molassos
,sugar ga: refined, steady crushed,
5.l5; powdered AIS; graduated, 465,
Coffee-Steady; No. Z Rio, 5lR
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BONDS

Real estate dealers say that while a,
this particular time Of year the market
Is lethargic, Il not absolutely coma.
tose; siill when September opens. IL win
wake up, and . good business win be
done all the fall.
The Anderson Real Estate & Invest
ment company has sold 70 w. r.. White
OF ogden an eight room dwelling al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-23

n. A. Page, stock Broker,
Loans money on stocks at bank rates.
Room &C. Walker Bank building.
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PRODUCE.

Chicago, Aug. 2S.-sept. whea.
opened at Il to M and sold up TO 72I.
Close-Wheat-Aug. y: Sept, 7ls.,
Dec, 61%a s1T; MAY. 69a G691.
Corn-Sept, $685.; Dec, 43h.
Oats-Aug, q; new, 3iM; Sept, q:
new. 33h
Pork-Aug,, 1915 Sept, 1850
Lard--Aug., 1876; Sept, 1876.
Ribs-Aug., 1905; Sept, 1910
Flax-Cash, new, li6
Rye-Sept. .05.
Rarley-i3d63.
Timothy-Sept., 40: Clover Oct, 3. %.
Cash Wheat--No. 2 red, 70: No. 3 red.
G7d69; No. hard winter 67des: No. 3
hard winter 6196s: No. / northern
spring, 75d7fn No. 2 spring, 73G7i: No.
3 spring 69671.
corn-No 2. 5slk05s; No. 2. Sa5s.
oats-No, 2, 90; No. g. 2sa2s.,
NEW YORK.
New York. Aug. 22.-Wheat-ReceIpts
10000 bushels. Opened easier on IA.
forable northwest weather. but recov.
cred on poor grading, strength in out.
side markets and covering Sept. 744
475is; Dec, 72Sd7S; May 7lA q7i gle.
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There will be one more opportunity
of witnessing "Corianton" Seize IT,
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W. VI. Child, Stock Broker
i2i Dooly block. Phone l042-K.
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York, Aug, 23,-The weekly
statement of averages of the associated
banks shows:
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CONCENTRATES.
EAGLE AND BLUE BELL DEAL.

mammoth .-..,. ,,,..... ,..,.... 9
May Day Jigs .....,.. .,..,.,........... 3
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Remaining surplus. Isl, 5s2,5G7. A

There is handed you herewith GER
tilted copy Of the resolution of the
board Of directors, calling upon the
trustee Of said consolidated mortgage
for the certihcation and delivery OF
said bonds, and also a certificate made
by the United States Trust company,
the trustee OF said mortgage, with ref
erence to the certlhcation Of said
bonds.
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si,75o shares, s2l, 2Ss. Y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-02
CLUB PARADE.
Grand Demonstration in Behalf OF
Thomas Morris.

Grand Demonstration in Behalf OF
Thomas Morris.
Monday evening. Nov. 3. the working
men of this city and delegation from
the Smeltermen's union at Murray will
parade the principal streets of the city
This viii be the only demonstration of
the kind during this campaign and the
members of the Tom Morris club are
using every effort to make it a success.
Transparencies bearing inscriptions
descriptive Of the sentiments of the
wOrkingmen toward Morris viii be scat
tered along the line. and it is thought
that at least 500 men will wear the
Morris club badge upon the occasion.
Mr. Morris is the regular Democratic
nominee for the lower house, receiving
522 ballots, the next highest number Of
any candidate before the convention.
He is president Of the local Stoneeut-
ters' union, a branch Of the National
Stonecutters' Association Of America,
and also vice president Of the Utah
Federation OF Labor. Mr.. Morris has
a wide circle of friends outside the
ranks of labor. and his election is prac-
tically assured
Members of unions whom IL is impos-
sibIe to reach personally, and those who
are not members of some labor organ
ization. but are in sympathy with the
cause of the wage-earner are invited to
participate Assemble at Federation
hall at o'clock sharp
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-02
SCIENTIFIC FOOD
That Cures Patients Quickly.

That Cures Patients Quickly.
MY experience with food has been
considerable.
For twenty years / suffered with
chronic indigestion and bowel COM
plant. which brought on general de-
bility," says a gentleman of D4nville.
Ills. Il was very poor in flesh, and
every one thought I had consumption.
/ was treated by the best doctors of
several cities, but to TO benefit.
AT last L went to the hospital. and
while there began using Grape Nuts.
the physician giving me permission,
and from that day / commenced to
gain. BY careful diet and using judg-
ment, ! gained in flesh and strength,
my lungs got better. and today con-
slider myself as we'll as men in general
at my age of so years.
The other patients noticed that
gained faster under the same treat
ment and care, and ] told them to add
Grape-Nuts to their diet and be care
ful not TO eat meat, nor warm bread
and starchy food. ] can now eat any,
thing in reason; 1 sleep well: bowels
are regular, and I have gained twenty
two pounds ia flesh. Grape-Nuts food
saved my life.
1T adds to the health and comforta-
bic living, makes The mind clear and
prolOnss life. Name given by Postum
CO., Rattle Greek. Mich.
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Useless Beauty.

(Charles H Moore in November Atlantic)
/ have before me a photograph Of a
silver ever of the school Of Benyenuto
Cellini It's general outline is graceful
in the abstract, being one which, with
many minor variations, characterizes
a large class of Greek vases. But the
neck is so small, and the shoulder Of
the body is so pronounced, that the YES
sci would have to be completely in
verted to empty it. The ornamental
handle is shaped and adjusted with no
respect to facility OF grasp. or ease of
pouring 1t rises from the top of the
shoulder. close to the neck, so that it
would require a painful effort to tilt
the jug when filed. 1t is rendered fur
Their difficult TO handle by very salient
ornaments which leave no portion
smooth enough for comfort to the hand
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CLAIM THE WHOLE WORKS.
Republicans Anticipate Victory in
State of Washington.

State of Washington.
Seattle. Wash. Nov. 1.-The cam
paign in this state practically closed
tonight. There will be final meetings
IN the larger cities Monday evening"
but preparations for the election have
been completed by both the Republi-
can and Democratic state central COM
mittees. Chairman Morrison Of the Re
publican state central committee claims
the state by a majority that may reach
%, 00e. He insists this figure will be
reached if the apathy can be overcome
and the vote gotten out. The Demo-
Gratis do not claim the election of the
congressional ticket, though stating
that one of their three nominees may
be elected. Chairman c. G.. Heifner in
sists the Republican majority of two
years ago will be materially reduced.
Both parties are claiming the legisla-
ture. the Democrats insisting they will
have seventy-fOur votes on joint bal
lot and the Republicans making the
enthusiastic estimate Of 100. Both
figures take into consideration the fact
that there are thirteen Republican and
four Democratic hold-over senators.
The indications favor the election of the
Republican state ticket and Republican
control of the legislature. fractional
differences and apathy may reduce the
Republican vote. but it is generally be-
IieVed the Republicans will have COM
pfete control.
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WILL OPEN WINE.
Senator Kearns Plans Event For Park
City.

Senator Kearns Plans Event For Park
City.
Perhaps the greatest event of the
campaign viii be held in Park City
tomorrow evening. 1t is reported that
Senator Thomas Kearns is preparing
TO spend $500 to $1,000 in the mining
camp. Wine viii flow like water. for
Tom intends to loosen" in a manner
to show that he knows how, despite
reports to the contrary The expendi-
tuFe of this amount of money is in
tended as a slight compensation to the
Park City people for listening to a
recitation prepared by the Thomas
Kearns literary and oTatoricaI bureau
The senator was informed by his
friends that his recitation in opening
the campaign in the Park hurt rather
than helped him. He has been rehears-
ing ever since on two others. One will
be lengthy, and it viii be recfted. ac-
cording to the best Information, from
memory. without the aid OF typewrit-
ten manuscript The other will be
short, worded something. as follows:
Boys, all have one with me-"
Elmer b Jones and the prize beauty
Of Utah, G. Apollo Smith, will enter
tain in the first part of the show.
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fsneclal to NC Herald.l

nLAcKFOOT, Ida, Nov. 1.-Senator
n Fred T. Dubois, interviewed by
your correspondent regarding the
Boise Statesman editorial in which the
claim is made that he comedies the cleo
ton of the Republican state ticket,
makes the following statement:
you inform me that the Boise
Statesman has an editorial saying I
concede the election of the Republican
state ticket, and that / have aban-
doned the campaign except in my own
county where 1 am trying to save the
legislative ticket, and ask me to an
swer
.Ias Statesman quotes me as saying
or doing a great many things without
much reason They figure out what
they would like to have me do or say,
and then proceed to state that l have
done or said these things.
Idaho Democratic.
1T repeat my former statement that
unless the Mormon counties give five
times as large a majority against the
state ticket as they gave two years
ago, the Democratic state ticket will be
elected. Idaho is strongly Democratic
and win SO vote this year.
There are Sixty-SeVen members of
our legislature. It requires thirty-fOur
to constitute a majority. There are
eighteen members in the Mormon cOun-
ties of Cassia, Oneida, Bear Lake, Ban
mock. Bingham and Fremont. Leaving
these counties out Of the calculation,
TIE Democrats will elect thirty men,
bers and the Republicans nine. There
are only two counties in the state out
side Of the Mormon counties which
the Republicans can surely carry for
the legislature. There are ten members
which / class as doubtful, and among
these. four from counties which are
very strongly Democratic, but where,
most unfortunately, personal fights
among the Democrats make the result
doubtful. The Democrats have to get
only four members out of twenty-eight
the ten doubtful and the eighteen in
the Mormon counties-to win. Our
chances are best for getting all of the
doubtful.
Passing the Word"
1.-THE Mormon authorities are making
an open fight in Idaho to turn the state
over to the Republicans. Republican
apostles from Utah are campaigning
among the IDAHO Mormons. and in
structing them TO vote the Republican
state and legislative ticket. They
have forgotten or they ignore their
solemn and sacred pledge given
to the people of the United States in
their manifesto, that those in authority
In the church would not dictate in pol
itics. 1t is said that the members of
the Mormon church in Idaho will not
submit to church dictation in their pol
itics. If they will not, the Democrats
will carry all the Mormon counties.
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Dover. Del, Nov. 1.-The campaign
for the election Of a congressman and
members Of the legislature. which viii
elect two United States senators, closed
In Delaware tonight. There are three
candidates in the field for congress. L.
Heislerball. regular Republican and
present member; William Byrne, Union
Republican, and Henry A Houston
Democrat. The Republicans are d.
vided into two factions, the Addicks
and anti-Addicks- Because OF this fact
1t is believed the Democrats viii elect
their congressional candidate and pos
sibly enough legislative candidates to
elect two senators.