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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-11-26

aS tacn Of YOU will be now and then, but to come
again ana wrest triumph from defeat. | want fo
see you men strong men and brave mon 81
duoltlon wish to see each man of Won feel fbi
Strength and his courage but make him the worse
unless to that strength and courage are Joined tho
quantities OF tenderness toward those he loves who
Are dependent upon him, and of right dealing with
Congratulates People
Finally, [ want to congratulate all of - Lono
ON certain successes that we have achieved in tba
century and a quarter that has gone bv of our
American life. We have difficulties enough and
we are long way short of perfection i do not 500
any immediate danger of our growing too GOOD.
there Is ample room for effort yet left But we
nave achieved certain results and we have suc-
ceeded IN a measure of realizing certain ideals
We have grown to accept it as an automatic trurb
OF our American life that the man is to be treated
on his worth as without regard to the ac-
cldents of his position; that this is not govern
ment designed to favor the rich man as such or
the poor as SUCH but that it is designed to favor
every American, rich or poor if he is decent man
who acts fairly by his fellows.
CHARITY FOR EACH OTHER.
I'VE have grown to realize that part of the
foundations upon which our liberty rests is the
right OF each man to worship his creator according
to the dictates of his conscience, and the duty of
each man to respect his fellows who so worship
hlm ana OH, my countrymen. one OF the highest
auguries for the future of this country for the
future of this mighty and majestic nation of ours
lies in the fact that brothers have grown to re-
gard one another, with broad and kindly charity
and to realize that the field for human endeavor is
WIDE that the field for charitable phlianthrophy is
large and that while corner remains untitled we
do dreadful wrong if we fail to welcome the work
done in that field by every man, matter what his
creed or provided only he works with lofty sense
of his duty to God and his duty to his neighbor'
After speech by Commissioner Mcfarland the
chorus sang america" and a number Of hymns
The president joined in the singing and the au-
dience was not slow to follow. number of young
church officials followed the president to his
riage. He shook hands with them and called
heartily as he drove away: Goodbye, boys. [
am glad to have been with you"
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The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11
KENTUCKY

Louisville, Nov. 10.-Returns from the
precincts in the state are coming in with
unprecedented slowness. In Warren coun-
ty five precincts are missing and it is esti-
mated that these will swell Richardson's S
majority to 400. In this (Fifth) district
Sherley's majority over Owens for con-
gress is 1923 and Parkers plurality in the
district in 793 Latest returns from the
Ninth district indicate that Kehoe has
been elected to congress by between 800
and 800 majority The latest ngures in
the other congressional districts are as
follows:
First District-Ollie M James, dem,
plurality of 5,342 in 126 precincts out of
1875. Second District-A. o. Stanley, DEM,
plurality of Abb in 172 precincts out of
dem., plurality of 6,S96 in 1S5 precincts out
of 1876. Sixth District-Joseph l.. Rhinock,
dem, plurality of 2,516 in 141 precincts out
of ITS. The 81 missing precincts are in
Kenton and Campbell counties Seventh
District-South Trimble, DEM, plurality
of 1856 with two missing precincts.
Eighth District-G. G. Gilbert, dem., plur-
ality of 2,272 with four missing precincts.
Eleventh District-D. G.. Edwards, rep,
plurality of 1882, with 11s precincts miss
I ing out of a total of PA, all republican
counties.
Returns from 1,734 precints out of 2OS5
in the state give Parker a plurality OF
APO Many of the strongly republican
mountain counties are to be heard from,
however, and it is not believed Parker
has carried the state by over 15,OOO. For
the first time in II years, in a presidential
election, the democrats, carried Louisville
and Jefferson county.
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11
NEBRASKA.

Omaha, Neb. Nov 10.-Probably COM
plete returns will be required to deter
mine who is elected governor of Nebras-
ka. Outside of governor, however, the
republicans have made a clean sweep on
national, state, congressional and legisla-
tive tickets. For governor both sides eX-
hibit figures which they say will sub
stantiate their claims for the election of
their respective candidates.
President Roosevelt carried the state
by probably = IS, 600. Only two congress
sional districts, the Second and Third,
were at any time in doubt, and Wednes-
days figures place them in the republican
column, thus giving a solid republican
delegation from Nebraska.
The legislative returns are still quite
incomplete, but from figures available 1t
is reasonably certain that both houses of
the legislature will be clearly republican.
The socialist vote was a soniplete sur
prise and affected the local tickets to a
large extent, the greater detection to
their ranks coming from the democrats.
Lincoln Neb., Nov. 10.-While not con-
ceding defeat in so many words, mana
gers of the fusion campaign in Lincoln
admitted Wednesday night that on the
face of the returns the republicans had
carried everything including the head of
the state ticket which was the only Of
flee il serious doubt. No figures are Of
fered at fusion headquarters but figures
elsewhere indicated that Gov Mickey,
who is low man on the ticket will have
plurality of not less than 5000. The
next Legislature will probably stand:
Senate-Republican, 81; fusionistS. 1.
House-Republicans IS; fusionists, %.
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11
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bringing on liver and kidney ailments.
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Trial bottle OF August Flower. 25c; reg
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The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11
ILLINOIS.

Chicago. Nov. 1O.-The returns from the
state outside of Chicago have come in
slowly. The figures Wednesday night
showed that Roosevelt has carried the
state by over 290.000 the exact number.
with quite a number of districts yet to
hear from, being 292,245. The plurality
of Deneen, for governor, is placed at
274000.
Roosevelt carried the city of Chicago
by 107. .229 and the county of Cook out
side of the city by 1912, making his to-
tai plurality in Cook county 12S, All. In
1900, AZ out of 102 counties in the state
went democratic by y, 716. This year the
same counties show a republican plurality
of 4675, % of them going republican and
the remaining 20 reducing their demo-
cratic pluralities almost to nothing. Call
houn county went for Roosevelt by a plu-
rality of one vote. The republicans have
made heavy gains in the state legislature
and will have a majority of 60 on Joint
ballot. In congress Illinois has gained
six congressman, the democrats retaining
but two districts in the state. The two
democratic congressman will be Henry
T. Rainey. in the 10Th district, and Mar
tin d. Foster, in the 3d.
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11
WISCONSIN,.

election in Wisconsin shows that Roose-
welt ran ahead of every ticket and car
ried the state by plurality estimated at
between $4,000 and 5000; that Gov. La
Toilette has been reelected by a plural
ity of about $4,000 and that the congress
sional complexion remains unchanged
from two years ago. The legislature
which is to elect United States senator
to succeed Joseph V. Quarles, is largely
republican, and the question of whether
law has carried by a safe majority. one
of the surprises in the election was the
big Increase in the vote of the social dem
ocratic party. Four years ago that party
polled Ass votes in Milwaukee county;
two years ago 10,704 and in this election
1870. The social democrats elected four
assemblymen and one senator to the leg
islature.
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11

Mothers should always keep In good
bodily health They owe 1t to their
hildren. Yet it is no unusul sight to
Zee mother, with babe in arms. cough
ing violently aud exhibiting all the symp-
toms of consumptive tendency. And
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ist, dangerous alike 20 mother aud child.
when DIR. BoSchee's German Syrup
would put stop TO 1t at .ouce2 No
mother should b. without this old and
tried rem, dy in the house-fcc its time
ly use will promptly cure any luug.
throat or bronchial trouble in herself or
her children The worst cough or cold
can be speedily cured by German Syrup:
30 can hoarseusss and congestion OF ths
bronchial tubcs. It makes expectura-
tion easy. and gives instant relief and
refreshing rost TO the cough-rRcked con-
sumptise New trial bottles. 25c; large
sizs g5a. As Al druggists.--W. e.
egookA
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11
OHIO.

Columbus. o.. Nov, 10.-Almost COM
plete unofficial returns Wednesday night
indicate that the republican plurality in
Ohio is between 10000 and 215,0O0. or over
three times the plurality this state ever
gave any national ticket. About dozen
counties have been carried by the repub-
licans for the first time, which means
radical changes in county and other To-
cal offices The aggregate plurality of
the Is counties carried by the democrats
is only 10.7SS. or less than the republican
plurality in either of a half dozen coun-
ties, one-half that of Cuyahoga and
much less than one-third that of Hamil
ton county. The republicans gained three
congressman by carrying all of the con-
gressional districts except the Fourth, in
which Harvey c.. CARRIER was reelected
oy LOGO. or less than one-third the usual
democratic plurality of that district The
only close contest was in the election of
Dawes, rep, over Schneider, dem., in the
18th congressional district which gave
Roosevelt over 5000 plurality and Dawes
only 200 The official count is awaited
with interest in the 18th district. which
as constituted now was never lost by the
republicans. Dawes secured the nomina-
tion after a bitter contest. after which
mis- opponents for the nomination carried
the aGht to the polls. 1t is noted that
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11
IOWA.

Des Moines, Now 9.-Returns from $40
precincts show a republican gain over
1900 of 10 votes to a precinct. If this
gain be estimated throughout the 2,11S
precincts the plurality for Roosevelt viii
be 1894 The entire republican state
ticket is elected by pluralities that will
fall but little below the head of the
ticket. The overwhelming republican
plGralities break all previous records in
Iowa. 1t is said to be due in a large
measure to the Bryan democrats, who are
known to have, voted for Roosevelt in
large numbers
Returns are slowly coming in. but the
indications, on we'll distributed returns,
are that Roosevelt's plurality will be 125.-
900 and the entire state ticket will have
elect 10 congressman, with the chance
that the Second district, which is in
doubt, will go republican
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11
MARYLA*=.

Baltimore, Nov. 1O.--On the face of the
unofficial returns of the votes east on
Tuesday received here up to late hour
Wednesday night, Maryland is repub-
lican on the presidential ticket by small
majority. An official count may be re-
quired to decide the result. Three repub-
lican congressman, Frank c. Wachter.
Sydny e. Mudd and George A. Pearre,
Three democrats, Thomas A. Smith, ]. F..
G. Talbot, reelected and John Gill, were
returned, elected. Congressman w. H.
Jackson, rep, of the First district, claims
that frauds or trick ballots were used
in the district, and while he admits that
the count of the ballots show that Smith
was elected, says that he will contest the
seat before the house of representatives
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11
MINNESOTA.

ST. Paul, Mimi. Nov. 10.-When all the
returns shall have been received, it is
claimed now, that Roosevelt'S majority
will run close to 125.0 600, if not more An
estimate made Wednesday from incom-
plete returns indicates 10000 majority.
The republicans elected the entire nine
congressman without a shadow of doubt
and the rest of the state ticket, including
a state legislature, which is strongly re-
publican on joint ballot.
John A. Johnson, dem., and Ray w.
Jones, rep, were elected governor and
lieutenant governor respectively. There
is no doubt as to Johnson election and
the only matter of speculation is the size
of his majority over Robert c. Dunn, the
republican candidate. Returns from so
of the S4 counties in the state received
Wednesday by the Dispatch indicate a
majority of 1924 and further figures were
received to indicate that those not heard
from would raise the total over $1,000. OF
this total MINNEAPOLIS and Hennepin
county furnished 5,100 and st. Paul and
Ramsey county gave 1920.
The election of democratic governor
is the second 81 the history of the state.
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11
WEST VIRGINIA..

Wheeling, Nov. 1O.-The republican vic
tory in West Virginia is complete. Roose-
velt's plurality over Parker is between
10000 and $4,000, and may exceed these
figures. Dawson is elected governor by
q plurality probably exceeding 1000. All
five of the republican congressional NOM
inees are successful. The Legislature will
be republican in both branches, without
taking into consideration the hold-over
senators. With several counties in doubt,
there are 81 republicans elected to the
house of delegates and 27 democrats. To
the senate IL republicans are elected. .
democrats without doubt, and probably 2
others in the Seventh and Ninth districts.
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11
DELAWARE.

Wilmington, Del, Nov 10-Complete
but unofficial returns give Roosevelt a
plurality of 400 in Delaware. Preston
Lea, the republican compromise candi-
plurality of 2.SO0 500 and the the remainder of
the republican compromise state ticket
has a majority ranging from 300 to 81
800 DR.. Joseph II. Chandler, independ-
which accounts for Lea's: reduced plu-
rality. Hiram r. Burton, rep, who sue
ceeds Henry "A. Houston, dem. in con-
gress, received a plurality of $500.
The indications at present are that the
next Delaware legislature will again be
deadlocked on the question of electing a
United States senator to succeed Senator
Ball, whose term expires March 4.
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11
NEW YORK.

New York, Nov. 1O.-Returns from all
parts of New York late Wednesday night
shows that the legislature will have lO2
republican asSemblymen out of 15O ana
81 republican senators out of 80. New
York city returns at late hour show
that Parker carried Greater New York,
with one election district missing, by So
625 votes and Brooklyn by 54O4.
The returns from counties outside the
city show that Parker carried four of
the 81 counties in the state, while Her
rick carried six counties. The returns
from the whole state show that Roose-
Welt has approximately 1T4.000 plurality
and that Higgins, rep, for governor, SO,
900 plurality
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11
WASHINGTON.

Seattle Wash, Nov. 10-Complete re-
turns from one-fourth of all the precincts
in the state of Washington and incom-
plete returns from most of the others
show that the Roosevelt electors have
carried this state by over 10000 votes.
Albert E. Mead, rep, is elected governor
over George Turner. DEM. by between
500 and 1900 votes. Charles e. Coon,
rep, is elected lieutenant governor by
fully $4,000 votes. Every other candidate
on the republican state ticket is elected
by from $1,000 to 10000 except Humphrey
Jones and Cushman for congress, whose
majorities will be higher: The next leg
islature will be very strongly republican.
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11
RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, Nov Incomplete state re-
turns show that in Tuesdays election
President Roosevelt received the largest
vote ever cast in Rhode Island, and his
plurality of 5000 is greater,~with the ex-
ception of that of 1885, than any presi-
Dental candidate ever was given before.
Lieut.. Gov. Geo. H. Utter rep, who
succeeds l.. f. c. Garvin, dem. candidate
for q third term, had but 594 plurality
over his opponent. Gov. Garvin carried
every city in the state, but was defeated
in the country districts. The republicans
elected all the general offices by generous
margins, and the next general assembly
will stand % democrats and SO republicans
in Joint ballot
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11

nublican and the legislature is overwhel-
mingly republican,, insuring the re-elec
tion of United States Senator J: c. Bur
rows. Fred NJ. Warner republican cam
didate for governor, was generally con-
ceded a majority of about $1,000. while
Roosevelt and Fairbanks majority was
simply described generally as over 100.0 900.
Detroit has given the republican national
ticket a majority of 10000 or over.
Gov. LaFollette was reelected by
good majority
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11

for president and the head Of the state
ticket were: Roosevelt 25f. .552; Parker.
1928; plurality for Roosevelt, 86,379 For
governor: Douglas, DEM, 234 81; Bates,
rep. 19S, COL; Douglas plurality, 35, 710.
Both the total vote of the two parties
and the republican plurality for presi-
Dental electors are the largest ever re-
turned in the state The margin for
Roosevelt exceeds by nearly 5000 the then
unprecedented plurality given Mckinley
in 1900. With the exception of Gov Bates,
the republican state ticket was elected
by substantial pluralities. The legislature
is overwhelmingly republican.
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11
MISSOURI.

Kansas City, Nov. 1O.-The Star Gnde-
pendent) says: Roosevelt has carried
Missouri by 10000 to 1900. The only DEM
ocratic state candidate elected is Folk,
for governor, who made remarkable
race against the Roosevelt landslide. His
plurality will be about 25.00O The legis-
lature is in doubt with chances favoring
a republican body to select Senator Cock
relTs successor. Republican congressman
have been elected in the Third. Fourth,
Fifth Tenth and Fifteenth districts.
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11
Archbishop elder Ruried.

Cincinnati, Nov. 9.-To the mourn
full strains of the military band of the
Knights of st. John Tuesday the fu-
neral cortege, with its escort of
knights, slowly threaded its way down
Eighth street and up Warsaw avenue
to st. Joseph's cemetery, where the
were laid to rest
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11

the largest republican gains came from
the mining and laboring districts, all
such gains, except Pike county, which
had democratic gain of 26.
Cleveland, o., Nov. 10-Cleveland city
Roosevelt 57,272, Parker @, ,29S Rooseyelt's S
plurality being 34.064, the largest ever
given candidate for an electoral office
in this county. r. G. Wright, for county
auditor, was the only democrat elected
on the county ticket.
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Concord, Nov. 1O-Election returns for
New Hampshire are now complete, with
the exception of 25 towns and wards.
These give Roosevelt plurality of 20,642
Estimating the missing towns and wards
on the basis of the vote of 1900, Roose-
velt's plurality would be 22615. McLane,
rep, for governor, has a plurality Of
about 1900. The republicans have elect
ed 20 of the "a state senators and 2S5 rep
resentatives out of the total of 1896.
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11
NEW JERSEY.

Newark, n. J., Nov. 9-New Jersey
was carried by the republicans by big
ger majority than even the most san
guine of the republican predictions claim
ed. The state gave in the neighborhood
of 00,00e for Roosevelt, exceeding McKin-
ley's majority four years ago by 5000 or
more. Despite a local issue which was
to be cut severely in some parts of this
state, Edward S. Stokes, the republican
nominee for governor, defeated his dem
ocratic opponent, Charles c. Black, by
more than 10000. Eight republicans and
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11
NORTH CAROLINA.

Raleigh, n. c., Nov. 9-There is hardly
any doubt but that all ten democratic
congressman have been elected. Only the
two mountain districts are in doubt, tho
Eighth and the Tenth. These, the repub-
licans do not concede and it will take
a day to know absolutely. The demo-
cratic majority in the state appears to be
about $1,000
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11
CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, Nov. 1O.-Roosevelt's
plurality in this state will exceed 100000.
In this city alone it is q, S33 and in the
1,627 interior precincts SO far. as heard
of los. AL The full delegration of eight
congressman will be republican and an
overwhelming republican majority in the
legislature insures the election of a re-
publican successor to Senator Bard. In
this city Debs received 1921 votes and
Swallow $780,
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11
UTAH.

Salt Lake City, Nov. 10.--About one
third of the voting precincts of the state
give Roosevelt 27,3S1. Parker 1892, Debs
1909 The precincts reported include
but so uniform has. been the gain for
Roosevelt that it is now evident his plu-
rality in the state will be far in excess
of first estimates. Not half of the voting
districts of Salt Lake county have been
heard from. Republican Chairman Spry
Wednesday claimed the election of the
entire republican legislature and the
election of the Salt Lake county ticket.
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11
GEORGIA..

Atlanta, Nov. 10.-Returns from 10S out
of 137 counties in Georgia give the demo-
cratic electors a total of 6S,6S0; republican
electors, 1S,O06, and pOpulist electors,
from, the Constitution estimates Parker's
plurality at about 5000, which is much
larger than was expected. All IL demo-
cratic congressman were elected.
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11
INDIANA.

Indianapolis, Nov. 1O-The latest re-
turns from over the state have not
changed materially the earlier estimates
of the plurality for the republican ticket.
Republican State Chairman James p.
Goodrich is persistent in his prediction
that $1,000 plurality for Roosevelt is con-
servative. Returns from the legislative
districts indicate that the republicans will
which will this year elect two United
States senators to succeed Charles w.
Fairbanks, vice president-elect, and Al
brit ]. Beveridge -
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11
The Socialist Party Vote.

New York, Nov. 10.-William Mailly,
national secretary of the socialist par
ty, wires to local newspaper that in
complete returns justify an estimate
of 100000 votes cast for Debs and
Hanford on Tuesday. He says Illi-
nois leads with $4,000 votes.
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-11
cONNEcTICuT.

New Haven, Ct, Nov lO-Revised
returns from every city and town give
Roosevelt a plurality of $4,000 Lieut.
Gov. Roberts. the republican candidate
for governor, led Judge Robertson, his
opponent by 25,91 The four reelected
republican congressman each had plur-
alities which the most confident never
expected to see. The legislature is over
whelniingly republican.