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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-29
is PARTLY IMAGINARY
Problem to Be Worked Out in
the Army ManeuVers at Fort
Riley Today.

Fort Riley, Kan, Sept. 2S.-Ahsolute
quiet so far as the army maneuvers
were concerned prevailed at Camp
Root today. The troops were not
called upon TO perform any work be-
yond that of the ordinary camp rou-
tine, but at 6 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing will open strenuous week for all
arms of the service.
The maneuvers for Monday are
vaguely described by General Bates as
a .snrohlem of contact of opposing
forces of all arms, which includes
possibility of anything between base
bah game and a general massacre. The
exact nature of the problem 10 be
solved is known only TO the military
umpires and to General Bates, and
will not be diyulged until the troops
have marched out in the morning The
commanders viii then be informed or
the nature of the task ahead OF them.
The Browns, however, will be IN the
minority as usual. and the Blues Will
have the predominating force IN the
field. This is by actual count. Re
inforced by the imagination, the
Browns will be of equal strength.
The weather is now beautiful, ana
the roads. which last week were trails
Of mud, are now dry and in good shape
for marching. There are now but lew
men in the hospital. nearly all OF
those whose illness was due to rain
soaked clothing and bedding having re-
covered.
The officers of the national guard are
coming in rapidly and by Tuesday
morning, when the Kansas militia VIII
have arrived, II is estimated that tul-
" 100 Offices, besides those OF the kan
sas guard. will be on the ground. so
far there is but one captain among
the national guard officers, the others
being colonies or generals. The nope
lessly outranked captain comes from
New York, while the colonies and gen
erals belong everywhere from CaIlIor-
mia TO Rhode Island and from WIS
consin 10 Texas. General Funston ar
rived in camp this afternoon. comlns
as the guest of General Bates he
came in an unofficial capacity and VIII
remain for a few days TO witness tbs
maneuvers-
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EW YORK sept %Petons being circulated throughout che
comprising
asking President
OF
million
Bishop n Messmer of Green Bay
WIS the spiritual advisers Of the federation and interested IN
of he
We official the matter for
the nation TO
mediate parties speak
OF The
that
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ATTACK WILL BE MADE ON MORO FORT

ANILA, Sept expedition against the loIos POSITION
Nl Of Vicks To-Day ~ CON-
AA Fteenh
a battalion infantry OF cataiiSs
of engineers
the swamp
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tort inc A7 iue'
Of ndelle
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to be deiaye ~ usi improve
the o approach receive reno-ieIi.
elevation close TO pe axe sSre an
by making island
impregnable and has refused 70 l WIN ap
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KNIFE Is USED
ON ROOSEVELT
Another Operation Became In.
perativeIy Necessary.
BONE IN HIS LEG AFFECTED
PHYSICIANS SAY THERE is NO
DANGER OF BLOOD POISONING.
BONE IN HIS LEG AFFECTED



y Washington. Sept. 2S.-Secretary :
y CortelyOu at $3.50 o'clock this aft =
= ernOOn issued the following state
= ment:
y "Dr. Newton NJ. ShaAer of New =
y York Joined the presidents ply :
= sicians in consultation this morn =
= ing at 10 O'Clock. The increase in :
= local symptoms and a rise in tenn :
y perature rendered il necessary 10
= make an incision into the small I
= cavity. exposing the bone, which
= was found to be slightly affected I
y Thorough drainage is now estab-
= lished and the physicians feel I
> confident that recovery viii be I
y uninterrupted.
= 1.-THE operation was performed (
= by Surgeon General Rixey, assisted
= by Dr. Lung and in consultation
y with Surgeon General O'Reilly
= and Drs. Shaffer, Uric and Stitt. (
y (Signed)
y GEORGE B. CORTELYOU.
Secretary 10 the President"
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PRESSURE OF MONEY.

London, Sept. pa dispatch frol
Brussels TO the Daily Telegraph say
an agreement will probably be reache
between the heads Of high finance
Europe to prevent the issue Of Rot
manian loans until the oppressive ant
Jewish legislation Of that country ia
been modified. Such action would en-
barrass seriously the Roumanian ges
eminent in the redemption OF a iars
amount Of treasury bones payable
1904.
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= Meridian. Conn. Sept. ga
y ass-meeting under the auspices
y of the Economic league was held
= here today, at which resolutions
y addressed to Governor Stone Of
y PENNSYLVANIA We're adopted. Art
y er reciting that as a result Of the
y miners strike the price of coal is
y daily increasing and the supply
y diminishing. which. If the situa-
y ton remains unchanged, viii re-
y suit in the death Of many persons
\ from exposure TO the cold and its
y effects, the resolution say;
y 1--WE petition you, therefore. to
y start the mines through a receiy-
y er. if that be possible; If not. then
= bv martial law. the military TAX
y ing possession in the name Of the
y state"
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CASE COMPROMISED.

Columbus. Ind, Sept. 2S.-One
year ago James II. Bradley Of
Indianapolis. who died a mil
lionaire. len a viii giving his
son Harry, of this city, a small
competency during life and pro-
viding that his part at death
revert to his three sisters. The
will provided that any legatee
bringing suit 20 set IL aside
forfeited his rights under the
viii. Harry Bradley took
chances and brought suit TO
break the win. The case has
lust been compromised by the
sisters paying Harry 100000.
and the suit has been dismissed.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-29
TRUST MET DEFEAT.

, London, Sept 2s.-The new
amalgannation of British and
, American tobacco interests has
p been received with mixed feel
; Ing. Unbounded satisfaction is
, expressed at the defeat of the
, American attempt to capture the
? British market and the proof
, that the so-cailed trust system
, cannot flourish in a free trade
, country like England as it can
, in a protectionist country Ike
, the United states. but at the
, same time there is considerable
; lamentation at the fact that the
consumer VIII have to pay en-
, HANGED prices
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VVT ASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.-Another
w operation was performed today
on the abscess on the left leg Of
President Roosevelt. In the former
operation a simple needle was used TO
relieve the trouble. but today the sur
geons with a knife made an incision
into the small cavity. exposing the
bone, which was found to be slightly
affected The presidents case has been
progressing satisfactorily but it is be-
lieved by the physicians that the fur
Their operation made today will hasten
his complete recovery. While none of
the doctors is willing to be quoted.
| they give the most positive assurances
that there is not the least cause for
alarm and say that. on the contrary,
there is every indication of a speedy
recovery. that theRarea of bone affected
is very slight. and will not result in
| any impairment of the presidents limb
and that there is no evidence what
ever of any matter that would produce
| blood poisoning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-29
RoDY FOUND IN RIVER.

Vienna, Sept. 2S.-The body Of Ed
mund Jellinek. the defauiting official
of the Vienna Laender (real estate
mortgage bank. has been found in
the Danube at Ailenworth, near krens.
He disappeared from Vienna sept l.
after embezziing about sI.l50.000.
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VIII Soon Be Well.

They confidently express their opin-
ion that the president will be M in a
reasonably short time and owing TO
his robust constitution will soon be
himself. DIR. Newton of New York,
who has been acquainted with the
Roosevelt family and attended the
presidents children at various times
and who is also a well known bone
specialist, Joined the presidents ply
sicians in their morning consultation at
10 o'clock. 1t was noticed that there
had been a slight rise in the presi-
dents temperature and an increase in
local symptoms and the conclusion was
reached that the patients recovery
would be fastened by making an Incl
sion of the wound for the purpose OF
relieving the slight tension of swelling
which was present and also 10 drain
the wound. The operation was per-
formed between and 3 o'clock in the
afternoon and an application Of cocaine
was used 10 allay the pain. The pres
ident stood the operation very well
and subsequently expressed his salts
faction at the successful result
Swarm of Doctors.
DR.. Rixey, the surgeon general Of the
navy, performed the operation, as
sisted by DIR. Lung. the presidents
regular physician. Dr. O'Reilly, who
also was present with the Nether ply
sicians, is assistant surgeon general of
the army and he was consulted regard
Ing the case. DR.. Edward X. Stitt, an
other of those present. is in charge Of
the naval museum of hygiene and med
zeal school.
The physicians tonight took a roseate
view of the presidents prospects for
getting out again. He has become
somewhat FESTIVE because of his close
confinement and the physicians are
considering the advisability of permit
ting him to take a ride In a few days.
The physicians say the question now Is
one of the healing of the wound, and
reiterate that this will be FASTENED b.
the operation made today.
Specialist Will Remain.
DR.. shaffer called at the temporary
White House tonight for a social visit
and found the president in the best OF
! spirits. The doctor will remain IN
| Washington until tomorrow morning
and viii again see the president. This
| however, he said tonight, was entirely
/ of his own choice, as he preferred not
to travel during the night and there
was nothing particular TO call him e
| New York before tomorrow.
! At 10 o'clock at the White House i
was stated that the president was do
I ing very wen and that no statement
would be issued. Later in the evening
DR.. Shaffer. while he declined TO dis
| cuss generally the presidents case, au-
/ therized in the most positive manner
| the statement that there need not be
the least cause for anxiety or alarm re-
/ gaFdlng his condition and said that or
the contrary. he could give every as
surance Of the belief that the president
would soon recover.
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WEATHER TODAY.

Forecast for Salt lake.
Warmer in north portion.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06

Terrible Accident ii Madison Square
Garden, New York.
TWELVE ARE KILLED
Thirty Thousand Perscna We're in the
Throng and the Scene Was One
That VIM Vet BE Forget
ten by These Present.

New York, Nov. 6.-By series Of
explosions OF fireworks Tuesday might
among the vast multitude gathered in
Madison Square Garden to witness the
ascension of an airship and the dis
play of election returns. IL persons
we're killed
At least so persons were injured
some very seriously
II is estimated so 900 persons throng-
ed the square at the time of the ex.
plosion, which were succeeded by a
frightfni panic in which hundreds
were thrown and trampled under foot
Five hundred policemen and all the
ambuiances ia the city were instantly
summoned and the dying and those
most seriously injured were removed
TO the hospitals Many wounded were
taken away by friends Nine men In
charge OF the fireworks display were
placed under arrest Immediately after
the explosion.
The greatest portion of the throng
that packed the square was gathered
place reserved for the discharge of fire
works. Along the border OF the
square facing the avenue were ar
ranged three groups Of cast iron NOR
tars. twenty TN each group, loaded
with heavy bombs. A few minutes
after 10 O'Clock the first row of NOR
;ars WAS touched OF but before the
discharge took place one of them fell
over on its side and the next instant
the bomb was shot into the thickest
part Of the crowd and exploded The
fall Of the mortar and the conclusion
of the explosion knocked down the
rest OF the row 81 mortars and a thun-
dering volley Of huge projectiies
pior ghet through the crowd Almost
instantly the second group Of mortars
about 100 feet further Up the avenue
discharged their contents into the
crowd and moment later, the third
group evidently ignited by the show
ers of falling Eparks. exploded
After the smoke had cleared away
III persons were found dying on Madl
son avenue between 22rf ana 25th
streets. Scores of injured were scat.
tered about ~ avenue and the square
Among the dead was q policeman. who
SaS stard3ag close To the first mortar
and whcse body was frighifuIly man
gled
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.
Republicans VIII Have 4 Working
Majority II The HOUSE.
WIN In THE VEST
The Dominant Party Have Made q
Tremendous Gain In Number
Of the CommonweaItlas Of
the North and West.

Washington. Nov s.--Late returns
show that the Republicans (including
In this description the fusionists elect
ed from the Pittsburg Allegheny dis
tricts in Pennsylvania will control
the next house by vote OF 204 Repub-
hcans and IT'D Democrats. with one
district. The Eight Tennessee. and
two California districts remaining so
much In doubt that the official returns
will be needed to decide the result
The totals given are believed TO be
correct. although there are afew dis
tricts, such as two in Colorado and
one in Minnesota. where the Repub.
lican and Democratic party managers
respectively do not concede defeat,
but the general result can not be af-
fected. even should their claims prove
well founded.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06

Salt Lake City Nov Only about
ene-ffth of the voting precincts Of
Utah have SO far bcen heard from in
detail. but unofficial returns from prae.
tscally every section show that the Re.
publicans have made almost a clean
sweep of the state. Howell, for con.
grsss and Mccarthy for associate JUS
tice being elected by majoritles Of
from 1000 TO COCO. The legislature
which will this winter elect a success
sor to United States Senator Rawlins
viii undoubtedly be Republican by a
safe majority In only one county did
the Democrats make much showing
and that was la Salt Lake. where the
chuEch question and = revolt against
the eo-called machine cut heavily into
the Republican legislative vote.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06
COVE RNMENT WINS.
Sore~s of Rssoiutionists Exaewate Las
of Their StronehaIds

SoroeS of Rssoiutionists Exaewate Last
Of Their strong holds.
Caracas. Nov. 6.-The Government
troops have gained a decisive victory
over the reyolutionIsts in the past
week The government forces dlslodg-
ed the rebels from their last stronghold
Ut Pipe, near San Mateo and six miles
frofn La Victoria. The revolutionary
leaders Mendoza. Mates. Rolanao.
Crespo, Tsrres and others. according
to government reports have been scat
tered and the disbanded rebel army
passed through Nilla De cara last Sun
dag night. The rebel general. Riera
Is reported 10 have been killed. The
victory claimed BY the government was
celebrated Ia Caracas with salvos of
artillery. fireworks and the ringing Of
church bells.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06
Accidental killing


Leotl. Kan, Nos. Robert ]. Ira.
yer, president III the First State bank
- te0ti. accidentally shot and Killed
himself ut g supper given hy the Or.
Ger OF Royal Neighbors he lifted the
oFereoaf belonging to deputy sheriff
from chair and a revolver in one poe.
ket Waa discharged The ball entered
the right nipple and the wound caused
hie death In iess than an hour. MIR
Tfarer ~as wealthy and prominent In
business and social life. a native Of
Clinton, Iowa, and 20 years old.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06

Seattle, Nov 6.-The Republicans
have carried the state of Washington
by majority that may run high. TO-,
900, though indications are I. viii be
nearer 10000 The Democratic state
committee does not claim the election
of any of its state ticket, though insist
ing meager returns received justify the
belief OF chance for Democratic con
troll of the legislature Chairman Nor
dis Of the Republican committee holds
the Republicans have a majority on
joint ballot of fully forty. The three
congressional nominees run very close,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06
5000 chargr.l fysrrwhere.

New York. Nov 6'fhe defeat Ct
Golfer for governor in the face Of the
unprecedented Democratic majority ID
Greater New York is accepted with
good grace by the Democratic leaders.
All sorts of fraud up the state arc
charged, and threats of a contest are
rife and yellow extras were scattered
broadcast Wednesday announcing that
Coler had been elected.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06
PARDEE ELECTED.

Republicans Have Loaf Two Congress
men in California.
San Francisco, Nov. 6.--Complete
returns from San Francisco and par
tial returns from all over the state
indicate that Geo. c. Pardee. the Re
publican nominee for governor Is
elected by majority OF 1000. or 5000.
The plurality Of 5000 given by San
Francesca to r. X. Lane. the Demo
cratic nominee has been almost wiped
out by Republican majorities in the
Interior counties. The Republican vote
for Pardee in southern California is
justafyfng the estimates OF the Repub-
licAn campaign committee and has un-
doubtedly elected Pardee.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06

Cheyenne, Nov, Republicans
claim Congressman f. W Wondell is
reelected by a plurality OF about 1900,
Governor Richards by plurality $500
and entire Republican state ticket by
plaraiities 49e0, They assert the Iegis-
latnre Overwhelmingly Republican and
credit Democrats with three members
at most. The above In the substance
Of statement of Republican Chair
man Faaarsaci. Democratic Chairman
Hammond had mo- statement TO make.
Congressman elected: California, sth
district, M j. Daniels: Republican.
9Th district, Julius Kahn. Republican:
9Th district. ]. c. Needham. Republic
an
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06
CONTEST IN COLORADO.
The Republicans WIN Seek to Uussa,
Democrats from Arapaho County.

The Republicans VIII Seek to Unsea,
Democrats from Arapaho County.
Denver. Col. Nov 6.-The Times
says The Republicans are preparing
to contest the election of the Demo
craticf legislative ticket in Araphoe
county. They say the control of the
lower house of the legislature de-
ponds on the result In this county.
They will ask the secretary OF state
to refuse certificates to eDmocrats.
and If Mr. Mills, who is Populist. re-
fuses 70 entertain the scheme, they
are planning TO organize a rump legis.
lature.
Edward o. Wolcott is already in
formed of the situation and will come
TO Denver to enter the SENSATIONAL race
against Teller.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06

Helena. Mont. Nov. 6.-Late re-
turns indicate that Holloway. Repub
Hcan. will have about 10000 plurality,
and Dixon (Rep flor congress about
5000 There appears 10 have been a
Republican landslide all over the state.
The Republicans wifi have a safe
working majority in the house, but on
Joint ballot the labor people will hold
the balance of power,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06
SIX Coitierle~ Isess,aac.

Scranton, Nov. 5.--slx more collerIes
have resumed in this district after re-
pairs In completion which prevented
them from starting when the general
resumption took place. Only FIVE col
leries In this region are still idle Four
of these resume during the week. The
output lis now close 10 normal, and
about e5 per cent CT the men al the col
leries In operation are back at work.
Pea coal IL selling here for IS a ton.
and larger domestic sizes for $9.7a.
Five years ago pea coal sold for $3.50
and larger sizes $3.50
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06

New York. Nov. 6,-Congressman
Overstreet OF Indiana. secretary of the
Republican Congressional committee
says the Republicans have the next
house by at least zoe members, prob
ably by POS and possibly several more,
Republicans in Eight Tennessee, Ninth
Virginia and Seventh Alabama claim
ing a victory With 200 members the
Republicans will have a majority of
2G
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06

They Elect Their Eamiuee@ for Governor
and Lieutenant Governor.
Providence. r. T.. Nov. G.-Substan-
tial gains for the Democrats are shown
by the complete returns for the state
ticket. They elected their candidates
for governor and lieutenant governor
and their congressional candidate in
the First district, besides they cut
down the Republican lead nthe low
er house OF the legislature by securing
thirty-six members as against like
number for the Republicans. The sen
ate. however. remains overwhelming
ly Republicans.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06

Reno. New. Nov. 6.--It is conceded
that the fusion party has elected
Sparks for governor Van Dusen for
congress and the entire legislature.
Newlans will have clearly a two-tnirds
vote on joint ballot of the legislature
for the United States senate.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06
80 &C. - 49,.

AIsmny. Nov 6 The official plural
fty for governor u the various coun
ties Of the state as reported 70 Cover
nor OdeIi by the county clerks on.
Gals. sliow total plurality for 0dell
of 1882 and a total plurality for Col
er of 123.085, OdeH'g plurality oxen
Golfer being I2SS7
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06
American Had Place Of Honor.

Paris, Nov AT a dinner given
Tuesday night by Foreign Minister
Del Casse to King Charles of Portu-
gal. Mrs. Porter, wife OF the Ameri.
can ambassador. occupied the place Of
honor on the right Of NJ. Del Case.
Madame Del Case was seated on the
right OF the king
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06

Berlin. NV. 9 -Admiraity Secretary
Won Tarpitz gave farewell dim 10
Ambassador and Mrs. white Wednes-
day evening Foreign Secretary Won
Richthohen. Finance Minister Won
Rheinbaben aud Secretary Jackson
and Mrs Jackson were among those
present
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06

Philadelphia, Nov. s.--PracticalIy
complete returns from the state indi-
cate a plurality for SAINT w. Penny
packer, Republican. for governor, of
about f35. 600
OF the 80 congressman elected TWEEN.
ty-eight are Republicans. The incom-
ing house OF representatives will be
made up a ISL Republicans and AZ
Democrats and the senate will contain
80 Republicans and IL Democrats.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06

St Louis, Nov e.--While complete
returns from all parts OF the state
have not been received, there is moth
ing to indicate any change from Tues
day nights figures. which shows the
election Of the Democratic state tick
ct A safe Democratic majority in the
legislature that WIFI select a successor
to United States Senator Vest and
the election of fifteen Democrats out
of sixteen congressman.