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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-07
VOTER MAY TAKE HIS CHOICE.
Chairman Spry Declares That RooSc'
welt VIII Carry the State By
Majority Of r. 1000.
CLAIM DEMOCRATS WILL WIN
That is the View Of State Chairman
Bambcrgcr- Says His Party Will
Name Next L. S Senator

more optimistic crowd than The
men who preside over the destinles Of
the two great national parties In this
county ana state, would be hard 10 find.
They are more than optimistic. They
are "sure ass shooting" They scent VIC
tory on every hand It's In the air IL
permeotes everything
This much was made manifest today
I'm a round lp OF political heodquar-
tors. The respective chliunen ala not
indulge lon speculation. They made posi-
tive statements that they were going
TO win, and nat their majorlties would
range all the way from $500 IN the
county to 1900 An the state said
Chairman Spry Of the Republican state
committee. Roosevelt win carry the
state by not less than $4,000 majority.
We win carry every county I'm the state
for Roosevelt. and elect the entire state
ticket with a plurality Of 5000
Interviewed ON the same subject
Chairman Bamberger 81 the Demo-
cratic state committee had this to say:
The head Of the ticket win carry the
saw ~ hNNNF NNiNtfAN hNNAN 49,
Democratic state objects viii be elected
and we shall have q majority of the
Legislature, thus iusuring the election
OF Democratic United states senator
COUNTY OUTLOOK.
county chllnnen were equally con-
ndcnt Chairman Eldredge Of the Re-
publican county committee made tho
positive statement chat they would
elect every man ON the Republican
state. county and city tickets, while
Chairman Thomas Of the Democratic
county COMMITTEES made this statement
From the present outlook / feel ns'
sured that we viii elect the entire coun-
~ ticket. and that Powers ana Moyle
wlll carry the county by about low
majority. I estimate that the vote VIII
be about $1,000 and that Of these inc
Democrats will poll $1,000 the llepuoli-
cans 5000. the Americans 5000 10
1000 and the Socialists In the neighDor-
hood of 1000. The new vote VIII be
Insufficient to affect materially our vote
I'm this county
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PENNSYLVANIA,

Philadelphia Nov Tho political
atmosphere In this state is unusually
calm today due no doubt TO the gem
eral anticipation that the customary
Republican maJOrlties viii be voted. For
q presidential campaign there has been
less activity than might have been eX-
pected. Indications point 10 fine wealth
en- tomorrow ana the Republican man
ayers express the opinion that a full
Fairbanks viii have a majority exceed.
out the state, and that Roosevelt and
Fairbanks vii have a majority exceed
lng 100000 Il Is predicted that the
states delegation In the national house
OF representatives. will consist Of 20 Re-
publicans ana three Democrats
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MICHIGAN.

Detroit Nov 7-Mlchigln is conceded
to Roosevelt and Fairbanks by prob
ably the largest majority ever given
q presidential ticket Confidence was
expressed by the chllrmen OF both
state central committees today as the
outcome of the contest tomorrow Cor
governor The Republican state COM
iolltee IL sim confident OF electing q fun
Republican congressional delegation.
Democrats, however. claim the election
Of their candidate In the first district,
with possibly others.
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WASHINGTON.

Seattle, Nov THE campaign closes
I'm Washington tonight with the state
virtually conceded TO Roosevelt by from
$4,000 10 10000 The Democrats how
ever, are confident that Turner viii De
elected governor and Democratic state
Chairman Goodwin this morning eN-
pressed the belief that the popularity
OF the Democratic candidate viii carry
along with him most Of tho others on
his ticket
II. b. Palmer, chairman Of the Repub-
llcan state committed, this morning abb
soutely refused TO make any statement
for the Associated Press, II have
nothing whatever to give out for pub
lloation at this time M said,
Mead the Republican oantidate lor
governor, closes the campaign at his
home In Belllngham tonight Turner
IL In Spokane. The campaign IN Seat
lie will be closed tonight by Congress
man Humphrey
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VoTH PARTIES ARE CONFIDENT.
p.,s,o, Greatest Interest Centers 10
Carrying OF the Empire
State,
STORIES OF COLONIZATION RIFE.
Weather VIII be Fair Everywhere,
With Exception Of a Few Places
Vote Probably be Very Heavy

Nav York. Nov. with fair wealth
=, nromlsod for tomorrow for the great
=, mart OF tha state an extremely large
vote is looked FOR IN this city and state.
p,,b sides continue TO express the ut
mast confidence IN the result The
democrats have been encouraged by
Ns BROOKLYN Eagles forecast and the
statement by Charles f. Murphy.s the
r,nmsny leader, that ne expected such
large plurality for Parker and Her
,ck In Greater New York that he hesi-
ritd TO give out the figures. Gov
olsl who rs chairman Of the state
Republican committee, and william
vshln. chairman Of the New York
county Republican committee, declare
that the Democratic vote in New York
CIV viii De overcome with a good mar
rin 10 poe By the Republican vote IN
The up.hate counties.
An Interesting feature Of this years
csnmlm In New York Is the canvass
made by Thomas p. Watson, the Popu-
Ma, nominee for the presidency and
pme attention was attracted TO the
calm OF Melvin G Pallsler, the populst
sat, chairman hat Watson VIII poll
ftm 10000 to 5000 votes In New
York
lsis usual. the dAy before election
tr.ngs out stories Of colonization ana
,.tged attempts TO force through the
wlss OF men not entitled 10 cast a bal
ot but there is nothing to show that
he quiet of the city is hsely to be
disturbed. There will be a full force
Of pol watchers for each Of the par
tbs. every policeman in the city Will
te ON duty. and The courts will SIT al
day to settle whatever disputes may
trse
Vice Chairman Sheehan Of the COM
u.ttee did not 30 to headquarters, but
went 10 the rooms IN the Waldorf AS
itHa where DE has directed his part Of
ihe campaign Tor the past six weeks.
The chairman Of the Republican com,
mitee came 90 national headquarters
about y o'clock am hour earlier than
usual Considerable activity was OBJ
served around the headquarters, A
great many men who had been making
speeches and who had been actively az
work IN Or. campaign We're In the COM
miuee rooms, closing up their business
WITH Tho n4fIOu4l COmmittap 4 state
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MINNESOTA.

ST. Paul, MINI, Nov THE cam
paim IN Minnesota win be brought to
a close tonight by final rallies IN every
county at which the leading candidates
OF both paulsc win conclue their argu.
ments In their home towns, Both sides
are predicting success Tor the heads OF
the state ticket The Democrats, how
ever. make no claim as 90 the national
ticket Both parties win make strenu.
Gus efforts TO get out a full vote,
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KANSAS.

Topeka, Kasp Nov The state OF
Kansas Is conceded to the Republican
electoral ticket by a large plurality, bet
both sides claim the state ticket The
Republicans claim 100000 plurality for
Roosevelt, $1,000 for Hoch for governor
and slightly less majorities for the
rest Of the Republican ticket The
Fuslonists concede $1,000 for Roosevelt,
but claim the state by $1,000 for Dolan
for state treasurer and the balance OF
their state eicket by lesser maiorities
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WYOMING.

Cheyenne. Wyo. Nov d-Although
the Democratic leaders confidently ex-
pect to make gains ol their vote Of
four years aud Jvn yenF ago u y ad-
mtted By We'f Informed political OBJ
servers that the Roosevelt and Fair
banks electors win run ahead Of the
other Republican candidates and Will
be elected. The Republican leaders
predict over 5000 majority for Roose-
Welt and majorities OF $500 10 5000 for
the remainder Of their candidates.
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INDIANA.

indianapolis, Nov Indiana viii to-
morrow elect q full set Of state officers
and legislature which will elect two
United states senator's Il the Republ-
can national ticket is elected The Pro-
hlbitlonists are making large claims On
the increase in the vote, The Republic
can managers are confidently claiming
the state by from 10000 TO $4,000. while
the Democratic managers ate making
claims, they are using no figures.
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NEW JERSEY.

Trenton, n. j. Nov THE campaign
In this state has been so heated that
the respective gubernatorial candidates
VIII not cease their speech-makng uu
an tonight.
Claims from the rival headquarters
lead to the belief that Roosevelt and
Fairbanks will have at least 1900 ma
jor and that Stokes Republican, viii
probably be elected by greatly re-
duced majority over Black the Demo-
cratic gubernatoral candidate.
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WISCONSIN,

Milwaukee, Nov THE La Toilette
Republicans and the Democrats are
both confident as to the result In the
state.
Republicans are practically sure Of
clectlng SIX congressman and the Demo-
Gratis one with four others In doubt,
The opinion Is general that the legiala-
ture, which is 90 elect United states
senator, VIII be a deadlock.
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MISSOURI.

ST. Louis Nov, AT the Democratic
state headquarters today 1t was given
out that representatives from all Sec
lions OF the state confirm ,he estimated
Democratic victory Of $4,000 to $4,000
majority.
Similar reports received at Repubn-
can state headquarters, II was stated
show the Republicans united as never
before and close Republican victory
Is anticipated The Socialists expect TO
draw largely from the PopulIst vote
The Prohibition and Socialist labor
votes are expected 10 be comparatively
as in former years
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lIAINE

Portland Maine Nov Neither Of
the leading parties will make any par
ticular attempt to bring OUT the vote,
The Republicans are satisfied that the
state is safely Republican and the
Democrats who made hard fight in
September, are willing 10 wait for an
other state campaign, IN which, they
believe energy could be expended with
better effect,
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, r, J., Nov TT is anti
cIpatcd by the party managers that to-
morrows vote win probably be the
largest in the history Of Rhode Island.
Republicans presage the defeat of
Gov Garyin, the Democratic candidate
for governor, and the endorsement Of
President Roosevelt by about 10000 plu-
ralIty Democrats claim GarNln s. elec-
ton and look to a victory for Parker
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Wheeling, w Va. Nov. Demo
cratic confidence In the outcome Of to-
morows election is increasing. State
Chairman Mckinley predicts Cornwelrs
election as governor by a large major
ity and the success Of the electoral
ticket on closer margin. Henry G.
Davis the presidential candidate. sends
most encouraging reports to headauar-
tiers, and says the state is no longer to
be called doubtful, while gubernatorial
candidate John Conwell. in an inter-
view claims his election by 10000 ma.
iority Three OF the five congressman
are claimed by the Democrats. while
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MONTANA.

Butte MontNov. Both sides claim
Montana this morning Chief interest
IN the state 1enters In the fight between
the Amalgamated Copper company and
the Helnze interests. Heinze Is sup
porting the Democratic state ticket,
while the Amalgamated Is non-partl-
san. Betting Is that Roosevelt and
Fairbanks and the Republican electors
viii be elected, but that the state DEM
Ocratc ticket will win.
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TEXAS.

Austin, Tex, Nov, The Democrat
lie managers today issued an address
Ia the Democrats Of Texas asking them
10 vote the full Democratic strength at
tomorrow's election.
owing possibly to the fact that the
Democratic ticket, both state and ma
tlonal. viii carry as usual there was
marked apathy upon the part OF the
voters This drought forth todays
card from the Democratic managers
who fear the vote win be so curtailed
as TO affect the representation In the
neyt national convention.
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DELAWARE.

wilmington DEL Nov THE Dem
ocratic leaders today are claiming Del
aware by substantial majority but
the compromise effected by the Union
and Regular Republicans Is expected to
give the electoral vote TO Roosevelt, and
Fairbanks by at least 5000 majority.
The Democratic leaders have recently
been devoting their efforts toward the
election of caleb 5, pennIwill qs gov
uprOr.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Concord, N. H.,Noy THE campaign
IN New Hampshire win not close until
late tonight This activity at the last
moment is said to be partly due to
ouletness earlier In the campaign,
There seemed to be no doubt today but
that big vote viii be polled tomorrow
with the result for governor Is IN douDt.
For president the state was generally
believed to be safely Republican,
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CONNECTICUT.

New Haven Conn. Nov THE
chairman OF both state central COM
mitteos today expressed their conf
douce OF carrying the state for both
national and state tickets Each chair
man also stated that the success Of hls
party VIII depend in % large measure
upon the size Of the plurality given by
The cities no which the so-caIlcd labor
vote VIII hn hnaNN
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NEVADA.

Reno, New Nov, --latest reports
from the interior Of the state give
Roosevelt safe majority over Parker,
Although head of the ticket viii 20
Republican, IL Is thought Van Duser
Democrat, will be reelected 20 congress
by a small majority and that GOV.
Sparks. Democratic viii control the
legislature, which elects United
states senator at next session,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-07
WEATHER BUREAU
FORECASTS GOOD
WEATHER TOMORROW

Washington, Nov THE
weather bureau today issued the
following special hrecast for
election day
Fair weather and seasonable
temperatures Is Indicated for an
parts Of the United states Tues
day except some cloudiness and
showers or snow nurries 10 parts
Of New York Northeast Penn
sylyania and New England and
rain on the extreme north Pa
cldc coast
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NEBRASKA.

Lincoln. Ncb. Nov TAT Demo-.
cratic state headquarters here the
campaign activity continues and the
Fusionls,s are claiming the election OF
George w. Bcrge, as governor by q
plurality Of from 5000 60 10000. They
also inslst that the legislature will not
be Republican. No effort has been
made 10 carry the state for Parker.
SURE OF RoosEvELT's ELECTION.
Omaha. Neb., Nov. There was no
disposition AZ Republican state head
quarters 10 change the estimates al
ready made, Chairman Burgess ex-
poets Nebraska 10 roll up for Roosevelt
ana Fairbanks the largest plurality
every given a national ticket lie also
expects the state and legislative can
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IOWA.

Des Mones, Ia, Nov Republican
campaign managers are standing by
their original estimates, giving Roose-
welt plurality In Iowa from $4,000
10 10000 The Democrats claim the
state viii not give Roosevelt more than
10000. IN only three doubtful congress
slonal districts has there been any sem-
blance OF fight the Sixth, First and
Second. II Is practically conceded by
The Republicans that Wade win win
IN the Second, and that the First and
Sixth VIII be close.
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OREGON.

Portland orr Nov The matter Of
plu0lltIes Us the only one that the yot.
ers Of oregon are specializing upon.
Some money is being wagered That the
Republicans will carry the state by 49,
OoO but Democrats win not cOncedc
higher than $4,000 with the majority OF
Democrats believing that the Republic
cans viii not reach this figure by 5000.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

Sioux Falls. S. D.. Nov THE capI-
tai tight ovorshadoNs an other issues
The estimate for the total vote m the
state this year is 100000. OF which the
Democrats claim from $4,000 20 10000.
The Republicans. however are conf
dent ot electng the national state and
legislative tickets.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

Grand Forks, y. D., Nov with
prospects Of fair weather there Is ey-
cry probability OF a large vote t1mor-
row. The Democrats concedc The states
for Roosevelt on state issues there or,
contests To- a half dozen counties which
may affect the legislative ticket s0me-
what, but NOT enough IL Is thought 20
give Democratic control
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ARKANSAS.

Little Rock. Ark, Nov THE Dem
ocrauc leaders assert that the state viii
give the usual large majority for both
the national and state Democratic cam
dldatos. There has been q lack OF en-
thusiam In some quarters however
and Republicans claim that the Demo-
cratic majority viii be somewhat re-
lmnal
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VERMONT.

White River Junction, w., Nov t.
The carrying Of the state by President
Roosevelt was conceded by the lead
ers Of the Democratic party, The only
interest seemed to be as to whether tho
plurality would exceed that OF $1,000
given Gov. elect Bell IN September.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Raleigh, \. c., Nov THE outlook
for tomorrow for a sweeping Demo-
cratic victory with maioutIes ranging
for both state and national tickets near
Co,0O0 The general assembly will be
Overwhelmingly Democratic Repub-
leans Concede the state 10 the Demo-
clts by a majority Of about 10000
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LOUISIANA.

New orleans, Nov. THE interest In
the whole state is conferred In the mu-
niclpal election On New Orleans. The
ticket OF the regular Democrats is
slightly the fayorita. AL the congress.
sional districts viii be Democratic and
the state for Parker by $4,000 majority
or more.
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OHIO

Cincinnati, o.. Nov THE Republl-
cans adhere TO their claims that Ohio
win give Roosevelt The largest plurality
the state ever gave a president and
even predict that their average plural
ity Of 1899 AT stale elections Tor the
past 10 years win DE maintained. If not
exceeded, aud that they VIII hold u Of
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the q congressman and possibly gain
Que or two.
The Democrats claim the reports now
are much more favorable than when the
forecasts were made last Saturday
They have been cOncedlng the spte by
$4,000. and now say the Republican
plurality win be less than eight years
ago when McKmleys plurality was
$1,000.
The Democrats have been claiming
six congressional districts Now they
say II the drift OF the past two days
continues they will elect eight congress
men and double their present represen-
tatiOn,
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BACK TO ES0PUS.
Judge Parker Resumes Super
vision of Farm Work,

Esopus, Nov Judge Parker resum-
ed supervision Of his farm work today
with apparent zest He exhibited al
most boylsh delight al getting bacEinto
outdoor life, after his busy week of
campaigning He read all OF the New
York papers before breakfast dictated
"a number OF letters after the morning
meal and then took long horseback
ride
Many letters from officeseckers are
being received By the candidate. Ons
today contained a single sentence
which read,
please read the last clause Of the
f1rty-second verse OF the tWcuty.thlrd
chapter Of ST. Luke"
The clause follows.
Remember me when thou contest
into thy kingdom
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TENNESSEE.

Nashville. Tenn, Nov 7.-Indications
from all over the state show that the
Democratic ticket will be elected but
by reduced majority The Democrats
viii win In every congressional district
except the first and second. The legis-
lature 10 be elected tomorrow will
choose a United states senator.
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MARYLAND.

Baltimore. Nov Although tho
campaign iu Maryland practically clos
ed Saturday night, meetings will be
held today In n number OF counties,
and IN Baltimore there win De confer
euccs OF the leaders I'm reference to i'm
p0rtlnt details of tomorrow's election
Both parties claim the state,
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Coal Mines Resume.

Springfield, H.. Nov L-Eaports re-
effect at the state office Of the United
Mine Workers Of America are TO the
effect that all the coal nIurg In the two
northern dlStrcts Of the state have re-
sumed workthc hosting ongucers,who
were out, having voted 10 resume work.
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GEORGIA.

Atlanta, Ca Nov, THE only fea-
turo In the political situation in Georgia
which marks any change from thc
close ~ the week pact is the cl1im ot
the PopuIsts that their candidate.
Thomas Watson, viii carry this state
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There viii Be Fine Weather Election Day.

tomorrow This claim ls dismissed
without serious consideration. a SUBJ
suntlal Democratic majority ls s,lll un-
ticIpatod with 70 total vote somewhat
less than four years ago
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No News from Port Arthur.

Chefoo, Nov. mo news regarding
the operations at Port Arthur reached
Chefoo today
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Parkersburg w. Va, Nov The
state tax issues have Influenced tho
people OF the entire state ana probably
the largest vote for many years VIII
be polled. This viii be favorable 10 tho
Republican national ticket the majorI-
ty for which iE expected TO be- nearly as
large as four years ago.
The Republicans viii certainly elect
three congressman and probably all
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oyEMBER 7, 1904 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

didates and at least four congressmer
TO Doe elected by safe pluralIties.
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THREE
EDITIONS
DAILY.

. The DcsoreJ News Is now lssu-
. ms three editions daily as fol.
. lows
First edition at 1880 p. m, for
ogden ana Wyoming.
Second edition at p. M. FOR
Bingham Provo and other Utah
: county points
. Third edition at 3.i5 pm. for
. Salt Lake city ana night mails.
. Advertisers desiring their no.
uces to appear IN an editions
should furnish copy early
The Semi-Weekly News the bic
: country newspaper Of the west.
. Is printed Monday and Thursday
. afternoons.
$40
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RALLY Ar SUGAR.

Judge Botkin Says Americans
Are Being Deceived.
Ta Republicans held an enthusiastic
rally in Cooks han, Sugar House ward,
Saturday night The meeting was pre-