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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-04
Colombian Warsfp Bogota Shells the City of Panama

inquired a friend today who supple
mented by saying-"like a greyhound;
guess he is running yet His plur-
ality is 2,270, some hundreds ahead OF
Recorder-elect Critchlow, who will
catch upto Morris one of these days IL
he keeps on. The whole general ticket
went in
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PROVO DEMOCR ATTIC.
That Is 1t Elects w. NJ. Roy
lance Mayor - Council Mixed.
(speclal 10 the "News, y

Especial to the "News,')
Provo, Nov 4.-lrhe election went
Democratic here yesterday so far as the
head OF the ticket Is concerned, w. M.
Roylance being elected mayor The gen
eral ticket and the city council is mixed
This was the result
Mayor--J. w. Farrer (Rep), 1923;
w. NJ. Roylance, LIZA; William NJ. Roy
lance's majority, sc.
Recorder William u. Harding Rep),
1.207. James w. Bailey Dem) 1856;
Hardng's majority, 2T,
Attorney--Jacob Evans (Rep), l,12O;
Sam a. King tDem.), 800, Evans ma
jority, iI6.
Justice Of the Peace--A a. Noon
(Rep.), 1,2Si J. y. Milliner (Dem), 90i;
Moons majority, $50.
Marshal George r.. Ross (Rep.). 9o7.
w. X. Henry (Dem) 1857 Henry's
majority, SSl.
Councllmen-First ward, four-year
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WAS UNAUTHORIZED.
Circular Letter Sent to Mutual I'm
provement Presidents,

To Mutual Improvement Presidents
The circular letter accompanied with
advertising letter delivered to the asso.
Citations on Tuesday evening, Nov. 3. in
which the names Of President Joseph
T., Smith and Supt. George A. Smith
were used, was not in any way author
lied by them.
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STOLE A WHEEL.
Jim Baker Borrowed Bicycle and
Now Rests in the County Jail.

Jim Baker. boy l6 years old, former
ly OF Ogden, was arrested at Bingham
Junction yesterday by Deputy Sheriff
Beckstead and Is now In the county jail
charged with larceny. Baker stole a
bicycle In this city Monday night be-
longing to j. II. Manwaring, and rode
It to Bingham Junction. where he was
arrested, The wheel was returned to
its owner this morning and a complaint
was sworn to charging Baker with petit
larceny.
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HOW MAYOP-ELECT MORRIS WILL
STAND Up FOR, SALT LAKE.
OF The
Cove nmenf 70 be

When MayorEbd Meas and
January he paused ioy reply and then said
7ha and
all departments
We whhh
sUur
m1otd OF adj
en-
that to
the uhoh people should be artd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-04
KENTUCKY DEMOCRATIC.

Louisville, Nov. A-Returns received
from SO counties number OF which
are incomplete, give Gov. Beekham
Democratic candidate for governor, u
majority Of 26,5O0. These figures. how
ever, DO not Indicate his real majority
for the reason that most OF the 80
counties remaining To be heard from
are normally Republican,
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have so large plurality AS the Re-
publIeans not only carried the doubt
ful counties and districts, but also some
that We're conceded to be Democrats the
majority on toint ballot in the legisla-
ture for the reelection OF Senator Han
ma is now placed at IS out OF a total
membership in both branches of 14S,
almost three times as many as two
years ago, when the Republicans had
what was considered an unprecedented
majority OF 80 on Joint ballot for the
election of Senator Foraker. As Sem
ator Hanna had only one majority on
Joint ballot six years ago, and as he
was the issue in this campaign, the
result is generally commented on more
as his victory than anything else
Chairman Dick says:
'Hanna's personality did H."
The large wagers that were placed
'on information from headquarters"
did not 90 above $4,000 for Herrick.
The betting element have all kinds of
money getting most of II on much less
than half of Herriok's plurality. A
syndicate OF Cincinnati and Columbus
Republicans made large winning from
Demo1ats at Cincinnati
Ohio never exceeded the one hundred
thousand mark but twice before This
was when John Brough during the Civn
war was elected Republican governor
by lOl ,fO9' and in the panic Of 1894 when
the Democrats did not come out TO vote
and the Republicans carried Ohio for
secretary Of state by l35,07O.
The only other time whom anuthipcy
approaching these marks was reached
was last year when the Republicans
carried the state by 90. $50 for secretary
Of state and when Mayor Tom l.. John
son was almost as much of an. issue
as this year,
CLARKE's STATEMENT.
Cleveland Ohio, Nov. 4-John II.
Clarke, Democratic candidate for Unit
ed States senator. today made the fol-
lowing statement concerning the result
of the election;
1.-THE result is, to be sure. surprs-
ing only in the increase OF the Repub-
lican majority, The increased majori-
~ against the Democrats ! attribute
TO the fact that the campaign arranged
by Mr. Johnson. with such aid as /
could render. succeeded In creating an
organization not equalled in recent
years This brought ont larger in
creased Republican vote, while the
Democratic vote was not correspond
ingly increased because OF the factions
In southern and western Ohio, which
were organized and led by ambitious
and wealthy men within the party.
In Cuyahoga county all Of the men
disappointed because not given office
united with those who were tried and
found wanting and dropped, and these.
under skilful leadership, in my judg-
ment, accomplished the result IN this
county 70 these factors should be
added the adrot appeal OF Senator
Hanna TO the fears OF the people which
seem to have previled. But after all.
the Dutch have effectively captured
Holland
IN HAMILTON COUNTY.
Cincinnati. Ohio, Nov. i.--The vote
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There We're Losses and Gains for
Both Parties in Several In
expected Places.
WHAT THE FIGURES DISCLOSE.
Who the Victors We're and Where
The Vanquished Fell-~Election
Quiet in Other Cities,

The results over the state afford in
teresting reading. II will be observed
that both parties had losses and gains
In unexpected places. Ogden, the Sec
ond city Of the state, has Republican
mayor In William Glasmann, who sue
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COUNCIL REPUBLICAN.

The council Is Republican. For
time It looked as though It was seven
Democrats and eight Republicans but
this afternoon the revised figures from
the Second precinct Indicate the election
Of Dean Rep) over Burbidge (Dem)
by six votes. However, one of the cleo
ton judges contends that Burbidge is
elected, while another states that Dean
Is the victor, The facts are that 1t will
probably require the official canvass to
determine the matter.
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ELECTION HONORS
ARE ABOUT EVEN.
Republicans Garry Ohio and Penn
sylvania by Almost Unprece.
denied Pluralities.
DEMOCRATS WIN NETWORK CITY
Not Many Important Changes in the
Political Complexion of the
Various States

Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 4,--More com
plete returns today indicate that the
plurality Of HerrIck (Republican), for
governor, over johnson (DemocraO win
exceed 125,OOO but that the remainder
Of the Republican state ticket will not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-04
THERE WAS MUCH BETTING.

There was much betting yesterday
afternoon and last night on the result,
The odds were generally in favor OF
Morris, The money wagered ran far
into the thousands. The heaviest win
ner was Alex Tarbet, while Senator
Kearns is probably the largest loser,
Mulvey, who was defeated for council
man from the Fifth has some solace In
the fact that he picked up $4,000 Of the
senator's surplus cash, Another persis.
tent placer of money on Morris was
Machines of Butte. There We're
scores of bets that passed the hundred
mark and hundreds of smaller denoml-
nation.
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FERNsTRoM ROSTERS.

When f. $. Fernstrom, who was
elected for the fourth term to the city
council, went to his place OF business
this morning, he found four big white
Leghorn ROSTERS In box in the door
way. All were said to be growing and
the largest one In the bunch was doing
his best to make himself heard Where
they came from Is a matter of conjec-
lure. All that Mr.. Fernstrom knows
about II Is that he has four fine birds
and that he is about to enter upon his
fourth term as a councilman.
BURBIDGE OR DEAN9
Should further investigation or revi-
sion of the figures from the Second con
firm the claim made late this afternoon
that Dean Is elected over Burbidge who
ON another page is credited with being
successful, the political complexion of
the council will be, Republicans 0; Dem.
ocrats g.
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VOTE IN 1908.
RETURNS REING FILED.

Up to o'clock this afternoon the re :
turns from all of the voting districts
in the city excepting seven had been
filed with the city recorder. Those dis
tricts in which the judges had not at
That time filed their returns are Nos.
TO- IL, IA, Is, 10, so and "a, They will
al be filed before the day is over, how
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oeeds himself, while Provo elected w.
NJ. Roylance. Democrat. The stories of
other struggles are given in detail be-
low
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N W JE2sRy REPUBLICAN.

Trenton n. j., Nov 4.-Revlsed re-
turns from New Jersey show that the
Republicans have carried Middlesex
county for both senator and assem-
blymen. This viii make the senate
stand IA Republicans 10 Z Democrats.
the same as last years representation.
The gain OF three assemblymen by the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-04
MORRIS IS THE NEXT MAYOR.
Went to Victory With Plurality of
.,,7o, Leading His Ticket as
In Past Contests.
STRONG ALL OVER THE CITY.
Mormon aud Non.Mormon Districts
Alike Join in Piling Up the Ma
jority for Democrats,

The election Is over In this city as
elsewhere 1t was Democratic land
slide, made easy by the assistance Of
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LOGAN REPUBLICAN.
Capital of Cache County Gets
Mayor Others Divided.

Logan, Nov, 4,-E, w Robson, the
Republican candidate for mayor, was
elected Yesterday by plurality Of Ill.
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THOSE WHO wAGED AND WON TIE FIGHT

Richard p. Morris (Dem), Mayor Plurality 227o
ctohow (Den) Recorder Plurality 1910
c. Dey, (Dem), City Attorney .......,..., Plurality o36
(Dem), City Auditor Plurality Ga
couneii--
Preon-Long Term, Thomas Holiday Republicans short
Hewlett Republican and L. D. Martin, Republican,
Precinct-Long H. Preeee, Republicans
/. Wood, Republican and George D. Dean, Republican
Third Precinct-Lone Arthur F.
term F. s. Fernstron and e. H, Davis, Democrats.
Preoinct-Lons term Ruon Wells
e Democrat and W. J. Tuddenham,
A. j. Davis Republican,;
r. Black c. NJ Neuhausen Republicans,
Republican, 9; Democrats, g.
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IEIiI,
Entire Ticket Went Republican
With Exception of the Justice.

Especial 70 The "News,')
Lehi, Nov 4-The Republicans elected
the entire ticket with the exception OF
the justice. which was captured by ELI
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IN HAMILTON COUNTY.

Cincinnati. Ohio, Nov 1.-THE vote
complete IN Hamilton county for gov
ernor Isl Herrick 52,627 Johnson
22,7l9, Cowen, 4261. Herrick's plu-
rality 29,9OS.
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Continued on page two)
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MORRIS MARVELLOUS RUN.

The election proved one thlng-that
Morris has lost none OF his sprlnting
ability at the polls. He never was on
n ticket that he didn't lead it,and he has
been on a good many. did he rum"
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Call up sec whom you want tho "Nsws"
Ad. Man TO Call on You and Help
You Make Your Advertising More
Effective. He Can Do u.
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Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, ara
Good Days to Advertise In tho Want
Columns Of the News" Other Good
Days are Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
Evening journal., 1903-01-26
VERNON AFFAIR
REACHES HEAD
One Faction Attempted to SuppIant
Other at Office at 4 O'clock This
Morning

nounced that a paper will be issued to-
day. Possibly two pages will be given
to each of the contestants.
The most interesting feature Of the
performance, we are told, was the ar
rival OF Assistant Editor Bach. He
strolled serenely into the office with
an article showing the liberality of Ad-
dicks in money matters. When he
saw the detectives and policemen it is
said that he paled, and gasped for
breath. But finally all was explained,
and he was told that no matter which
set came cut on top, there would al
ways be room for his lubricationls,
since it is easier than writing them,
and that anything will go as long as it
costs nothing. 1t is supposed that the
matter will be steightened out as soon
as Mr.. Addicks is heard FROM, for it is
not regarded as likely that he will al
low the usefulness of his new editor to
be impaired, for Mr.. Bach had just
gotten launched into the work.
Evening journal., 1903-01-26
RESUMES CONFERENCE TONIGHT
City Council Wants to Bond the
City for the New
Basin.

Members Of City Council, Sinking
Fund Committee. Board of Water Com
.missioners and City Solicitor Rein
hardt will hold q conference this evsn-
ing in Mayor Fishers office in refer
ence to bonding the city for the pur-
pose OF paying for the new reservoir
and filter plants which are to be erect
ed. The members of the Water Board
will attend the meeting, but are opposed
to bonding the city on the ground thai
it is Unnecessary, that the work can b,
paid for out Of the receipts of the de.
partment and that it would cost the city
much more to construct the basin II
the city was bonded for the work, thar
if The plan of the Water Department
was followed.
Evening journal., 1903-01-26
ICE GORGE IN THE CHRISTIANA
Travel Blocked Until Steamer Brandy
wine Forced Her Way Through
Opening Channel.

One OF the worst ice gOrges of the
season in the Chrlstiana was found just
below Third street bridge this morning.
The ice was piled high and no boat
could get through until the steamer
Bandywine opened the channel. This
boat has done much good work on the
Delaware river in this line during the
freeze and has earned for herself the
reputation of Ice Boat No. from the
rivermen.
Several futile attempts were made by
tugs to get Through the Christiana
gorge this morning before the Brandy
wine opened up trafflce River work
is still badly delayed on account Of the
Ice, which is so thick along the docks
that boats cannot be landed.
Evening journal., 1903-01-26
CONTEST FOR ATTORNEY
Levy Court Will Elect Counsel at
Meeting Tomorrow.

The election Of an attorney for the
Levy Court, which will take place at
the meeting tomorrow. is attracting
much attention. All the Republicans
members OF the court were in the city.
this morning.
President Chandler. when asked n
there would be caucus TO decide on
the attorney today. replied that it had
been decided TO hold the caucus be-
fore the meeting tomorrow morning.
AID the members who We're approached
said that they could not tell who would
be decided on.
It is the general opinion, however,
that Horace G. Knowles will be
elected.
Evening journal., 1903-01-26
boy FATALLY WOUNDS
A WOMAN VISITOR
John d. Long in Boston Hos
pital-British Liner Runs
Down a Bark

Knoxville. Tenn, Jan. 26.-Roger
Johnson, aged Is. shot and fatally
wounded Mrs Russell swaggerty at his
home at a late hour last night. Mrs.
swaggerty intended 10 call on the boys
mother, who has been very ill but the
boy, who had been asleep. thought
when she raped at the door that It
was a burglar trying to enter. Opening
the door a few inches, he fired pistol.
the bullet entering Mrs. Swaggerty's
right eye and lodging in the brain.
Evening journal., 1903-01-26
TROUBLESOME HOUSE
RAIDED BY THE POLICE
Sergeant Bayley and a Squad
of Police Arrest Six Col
ored Women

AS a result Of a raid made by Ser
geaint Bayley and a squad of policemen
yesterday afternoon, six colored women
were arraigned before Judge Cochran
in City Court this morning. The house
which the officers swooped down upon
is at No. 1O5 Walnut street, and has
long been a nuisance in that neighbor-
hood. In the building were Martha
Pollard, Ida Johns, Belle DuttOn,
Florence Brown, Bessie Brattis and
Adeline HinsOn, all of whom we're
placed under arrest Martha Pollard
was charged with keeping a house Of
ill-fame, and the other inmates OF the
house must answer for being disorder
ny. The case will come up for trial on
Wednesday morning, each Of the de
PENDANTS being held under 800 bail
until that time.
Bradford McCarty, co,ored, who was
arrested on Saturday afternoon by Pa
trolman Palmer for disorderly conduct
and fined SIS and costs on Saturday
night by Deputy Judge Townsend fol
contempt of court, pleaded guilty to
the disordeI1y charge this morning
and sentenced 20 pay $40 and costs
While pacing the prisoner under ar
rest the officer WAS severely bitten by
the former ON a finger cf the left hand
Samuel Fisher. Arthur Redman
and Helen Aiken were each fined s.
and costs for disorderly conduct.
Evening journal., 1903-01-26
CHASED PASSENGERS
OUT OF THE STATION
Ioughs Cause Excitement at
Pennsylvania Railroad
Depot

Passengers were prevented from COM
ing in or going out Of French street sta
ton on Saturday night by two drunken
'toughs, who stood guard over the doors
until Head Usher McCanlley ousted
them.
Early I'M the evening four men from
Ridley Park were making themselves
obnoxious about the station by their
drunken insults to the passengers. Spe-
cial Officer Gordy placed them upon
a train for their homes, but two OF
the number jumped off. and after IL
O'Clock when the officer went off duty
returned to the station, and in true
Western style cleared the place of
passengers waiting for their trains.
After driving them out they stationed
themselves at the doors and defed any
one to enter. Usher McCaulley re
turned about this time, and was set
upon by the men. He knocked one
down, and was just turning TO the
other when he grabbed the usher and
forced him to the floor Just as he
was about to strike the usher a negro
happened in, and quickly taxing in the
situation, struck the fellow. knocking
him OF the railroad man. About this
time two officers arrived upon the
scene and the men were arrested.
Evening journal., 1903-01-26
Tarnhurst. back to The House favor

Farnhurst, back to the House favor
ably.
Speaker Anthony gave notice Of an
act to authorize the town of Smyrna
to borrow $4,000 for permanent inn
provement Of the water and light plant.
Representative Warren gave notice OF
an act altering. creating and uniting
the school districts and to edualize the
appontionment of the school fund. Rep
resentative Connolly announced this
mornin4 that Mr.. Bancroft and he had
found a private committee to investi-
gate the coal supply OF Wilmington
He asked that his joint resolution b.
laid on the table for two weeks.
Evening journal., 1903-01-26
HORSE FELL ON RAILROAD TRACKS
Driver Was Thrown Out and Gate
tender Connolly Liberated Animal
Before Train Came.

As one OF the coal carts OF the George
w. Bush & Sons Company, driven by a
negro, was crossing the Pennsylvania
railroad tracks at French street this
morning, the horse slipped upon the
snow and fell. The driver was looking
in another direction and holding on to
the reins, which snatched him into the
air when the horse fell. He first lighted
upon the horse upon his head and
rolled over upon the ground, dazed by
his fall.
The animal became entangled in the
harness and could not get up. Added
to this a train was rapidly bearing
down upon the scene. William Con-
nelly. the gste-tender at French street
saw the danger and liberated the animal
and got it off the track before any fur.
ther harm was done The driver was
not seriously injured
Evening journal., 1903-01-26
NO POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE
T. Coleman DUPONT Did Not Co to
Washington Regarding the Della
ware Senatorial Situation.

It was reported this morning that T..
Coleman DUPONT accompanied by a
man whose name is Robertson, visited
President Roosevelt on Saturday re-
garding the senatorial situation in
Delaware and it was farther said that
as soon as il was learned Mr.. Dupont
had gone TO Washington by J. Edward
Addicks, that he and J. Frank Alice
followed.
When asked regarding the trip this
morning, Mr.. DUPONT said:
my trip TO Washington had no pO-
litical significance Whatever. Politics
were not mentioned in the trip. as il
was purely and solely a business one.
1 was accompanied by w. II. Robert
son, a Washington business man"
Delmarvia Telephone Co. service is
perfect to Philadelphia and all long
distance points.
Evening journal., 1903-01-26
ADDRESS BY CHlNAMAN
Lee York Will Organize Chinese
Sunday School Glass.

Lee York, a converted Chinaman, Of
Philadelphia, made an address in st.
Paul's NJ. T. Church yesterday. He
will endeavor to organize a Sunday
school class among his thirty-six fell
low countrymen In Wilmington. It is
probable that the class will meet in st.
Paul's Church.
Mr.. York spoke in the Sunday school
yesterday afternoon, ct the Christian
Endeavor meeting last evening and IN
the church. also last evening. At the
Sunday school service he also sang in
both English and Chinese.
Evening journal., 1903-01-26
win Elect Now Member.

the Board OF Education viii be selected
tonight at the regular meeting OF the
board, 10 succeed DR.. B. r. Veasey. OF
the Fifth ward. According TO the usual
custom, Colonel Lewis B. Morrow. who
is the remaining member from that
ward, win be allowed TO nominate the
new member.
Evening journal., 1903-01-26
sIsIahIna Party Meet. aeeldsnt.

A sleigh in which were seated Ed
ward Fahey and three young women
friends, came 70 grief az Dupont street
and Delaware avenue last evening. The
accident was caused by a runner OF the
sleigh becoming fastened in the car
track causing "A break down. No one
was hurt.
Evening journal., 1903-01-26
John D. Lona Stricken.

Boston, Jan. 26.--John D. Long, for
mer Governor Of this State and former
Secretary Of the Navy is seriously III
at st. Margarets Hospital here, AMI
while his physician, Dr. Cabot. is opti-
mistic, he admits that his distinguished
patient may not leave the hospital for
some time.
Evening journal., 1903-01-26
GERMANY FORCED
To GIVE UP FIGHT
England to Arbitrate Alaskan
Controversy and Ally Will
Stop Attack
TROUBLE WILL Be SETTLED SOON

State Department surrenders Princi-
pie There Was Nothing to Arbi-
trate on Alaska Boundary Cues
ton.
Washington. Jam 26.-The state De-
partment has come to am agreement
with Great Britain in the German
Venezuelan crisis by which Germany
has been forced to abandon its fight
against the Monroe Doctrine, and the
State Department has surrendered to
Great Britain the American principle
that there was nothing TO arbltrate
on the question Of the Alaskan bound
.ary. It is by reason Of this move Of
tremendous significance and interest ON
the international chessboard that the
State Department was enabled o say
last night ha Miniser Bowen would
a an early day be able to solve the
grave South American situation.
Evening journal., 1903-01-26
POSTMASTER SERIOUSLY INJURED
Prominent Resident Of ST. Georges
Falls on Ice and is in criti-
cal Condition.

While Postmaster Daniel B. Stewart,
Of ST. Georges, was on his way to
church last night he fell and received
serious Internal injuries. After being
removed 10 his home DR.. Dewitt was
summoned and pronounced the condi-
tion Of his patient as very serious.
MIR Stewart is 6S years Of age. and
is a highly respected and weli-l known
citizen throughout the State.