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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-09
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TROUBLE IN COLORADO.
County clerk at Cripple Crock Run
Out Of Town by Alleged Grafters.

Cripple Creek, Col, Nov. 9.-Frank
. Mannix, democratic. county clerk
md recorder has disappeared. 1t IA
ea,ort.d committee of citizens has
aken him out of town and ordered
.!m t0 leave the district permanently.
Sheriff Bell and posse have gone In
pursuit OF the mob. The democrats
IRE aIrning in expectation Of further
-roubla. Republicans allege ballot
noxes were being tannpered with in
The county clerks office and that Man.
nix was run out of town on thiss count.
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Kaiser coneratuIates Him.

Washington, Nov. 8. - President
Roosevelt received the following cab
legrarn from Emperor William: Sin
cerest congratulations. May heaven
give you prosperity. May your good
administration be happy and prosper
Gus to American people"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-09
Minne.ot. eovernorship In Doubt.

st. Paul. Mimi. Nov. 9.-While the
returns are far from complete, they
are sufficient to Justify the previous
estimates OF 100000 plurality FOR
Roosevelt. The gubernatorial result is
still in doubt. The state ticket below
governor Is all republican and the leg
islature strongly republican,.
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Montana.

Butte Mont, Nov. 9.--Roosevelt has
carried Montana by 1920. Governor
Too 10. democrat. is elected by 500. The
na icrity Of the state republican tick
ct is electen ard the next legislature
is overwhelmingly republic \,
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indiana.

Indianapolis Nov. a.--Latest figures
from the counties in the state give In
diana to the republicans by probably
co 600 The republicans gain two con-
gressmen. The state ticket runs 5000
behind the national.
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100000 IN KANSAS.
Latest Returns Indicate Great PIu.
rality In That State.

Topeka, Kas., Nov. 9.--Late returns
indicate Roosevelt has 100000 plural
ity Hoch's majority will be at least
$4,000. Eight republican congressman
are probably elected. The election Of
Kelley republican, for state treasurer
against whose Office charges of irregu-
larities were made is in doubt.
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BRYAN DENIES IT.
Says IIe Has Not Arranged Meeting to
aeoruanize Party.

Lincoln. Neb., Nov civilian j.
8ryan today denied he would meet
William Randolph Hearst and Thomas
Z. Watson in New York week hence.
eor the purpose Of taking steps to-
ward organization Of new party.
The statement to such effect was made
Nv N[alvin G. Palliser, manager OF
watson's campaign.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-09
Mormons Went Republican,.

Salt Lake City, Nov. Sit is safe
to say to day that Roosevelt has car
'ried the state by plurality Of over
10000. The state ticket is still In
doubt
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Nevada Republican.

Reno. New. Nov. 9.--Incomplete re-
turns indicate complete republican
victory with congressman only. In
doubt Roosevelt's estimated plural
ity will exceed 1000.
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MARYLAND CAME OVER.

Returns Still Close But No Doubt
About Republican Success.
Baltimore, Nov 9.-Conplete returns
from "a wards in Baltimore give Par
ker 47,976, Roosevelt 47,494, a demo-
cratic plurality Of 4S2. Returns from
several counties are still incomplete.
but there Is no doubt that the state has
gone republican by a small majority.
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Connecticut 3s,1e7,

New Haven. Conn, Nov. 9.-Revised
returns from every city and town gives
Roosevelt's plurality 3S,197. The state
defeated Bryan by 2S,55S.
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Gained In LEGISLATURE.

Providence, r.. T., Nov. o. - Roose-
welt carried the state by 10000. The
republicans elected the entire state
ticket and obtained an increased ma
iority in the Legislature.
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Addicks viii Be Senator.

Wilmington, Del. Nov. 9. - Roose-
velt's plurality will be over 1000. Leas
republican compromise candidate for
governor $500. The republicans cleo
ted their congressman and will have
sixteen majority in the legislature.
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California Give. 10000.

San Francisco, Nov. 9.-Roosevel S
| majority will be in the neighborhood
Of 10000. Probably eight congressman
will be republican, and the legislature
will be republican by a large majority
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-09
WAIST virainia Solid for RepubIlcans

West Virginia Solid for Republicans.
Wheeling w. Va. Nov. 9.--Roose-
yelts majority In the state Is estimated
at 100000: Dawson's. republican. for
governor. $4,000 All Ave congressman
are republicans.
Lincoln. Mob Mob. .. Chairman
Allen. OF the democratic central corn-
mittee, comedies the election Of Mick
ey, republican. for governor.
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PAGE ONE.

PAGE ONE.
relegraphio News'
Roosevelt's Victory Growing.
Will Have 325 Electoral Votes.
Missouri Probably Republican.
Maryland In Roosevelt Column.
The Situation at Port Arthur.
Biennial Amendment Carries
Iowa
Wisconsin Strong for LaFollette.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News in Briefs
Tpton's New Church Edifice.
Surprise In Franklin County.
Father Schell Begins Suit.
Doctors Collecting Germs.
From All over Iowa.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial.
The Republican Landslide.
The Pity Of Parker.
No Fear. No Favor No Fences.
Champion Campaigners.
Topics and Iowa Opinions
Strawpile.
PAGE FIVE.
Miscellaneous News.
Wlld IlmeS Ill view loTh.
Receiving the Election News.
Incidents of Election light.
PAGES SIX AND SEVEN.
City News:
Sweeping Victory for Republicans.
Roosevelts Plurality Over 5000.
Democrats Fail on WEIGH.
Tax Levy Carries.
County's Bumper Crop
Secretary Shaw Here.
Clubs Furnishing Rooms.
The City Field.
PAGE EIGHT.
owa and Commercial:
Wheat Closed Higher.
Board of Trade Quotations.
Livestock Market Active.
About the Cattle Business.
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Orcuon.

Portland. Ore. Nov. 9.-RooseveIts 8
plurality in Oregon. estimated from the
best available figures. will probably
exceed 10000 The question of prohi-
bition is overwhelmingly defeated.
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Death Of Dr.. kerr.

Cedar Falls, Nov. s.--Dr. John Kerr.
the Oldest practicing physician of
Black Hawk county, sticking out his
shingle IN 1852 in this city. passed A.
way at $50 yesterday. aged eighty
ave yeaFsL
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Special to Times Republican.
Des Molnes, Nov. 9.--Returns $. recelV-
cd at headquarters today make no ma
terial change In the figures on Iowa
as estimated last night. Chairman
Spence estimates the plurality at about
125,000.
Reports from the Second district to
Chairman Spence show that with only
three precincts missing Dawson has
436 plurality. Judge Wade telegraphed
to Chairman Morrissey that 1t is very
close and may take an official count to
determine the result
In this county both amendments
were carried. the biennial by about L.
500 majority. Country precincts vot-
ed strong against both Of them.
The court house $250,000 bond pro-
position carried by large majority
and republicans elected both members
OF the board of supervisors. Ora Will
iiams
Special to Times-Republican.
Davenport Nov. 9.--The Second dis
tricts total vote is:
Scott county, Dawson, 6,23S; Wade.
5,S21.
johnson county, Dawson, 63s; Wade.
3.472.
Clinton county, Dawson. 47a4; Wade,
479s sst,., =
Iowa county. Dawson, 1,1o7;; Wade
1857.
The above is all of the total vote SO
| far received. Jackson gives Wade IL
pl,,rndity, Muscatine gives Dawson S3A
Dawson is elected by 2ss Roosevelt
will carry the district by from 1900 tc
! Z, 3,0OO.-The Times.
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NAV Brino Contest.

Denver, Co, Nov. .. Republfcar
,,nyers are preparing a suit to con-
tes. the state election on the groun'
c,f frauds in Denver.
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MARYLAND is REPUBLICAN,.
Now Certain That Roosevelt Has Car
ried tho State.

Baltimore, Nov. 9.-Returns received
from all counties In Maryland, ex-
cept two, show plurality for Roose-
welt of Lib. The two missing coun-
ties have large negro populations, the
returns from which will almost certain
ly increase the foregoing figures.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-09

ton will stand eleven republicans,
three democrats. and the legislature.
which will select two United States
senator's, Is Overwhelmingly republi-
can.
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oHIo,s BIG PLURALITY.

Roosevelt's Plurality Nearly 100000
State Ticket Somewhat Less.
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 9.-Revised re-
turns show that while the republican
plurality on the national ticket APP
proximates 100000, 1t is about 10000
less on the state ticket. Republicans
claim all Of the Ohio congressman en-
cept one, but democrats do not con-
cede the. Fifth, Thirteenth and Seven
teenth districts.
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DAVIS LOST HOME STATE.

Grandpa Failed to Win the Conf.
denee Of West Virginia.
Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. Sit is ad-
mitted at democratic headquarters
that Roosevelt carried West Virginia
by a majority Of 10000. but it is
claimed Cornwall, democrat, has de-
feated Dawson, republican. for gov
ernor.
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NEW SENATOR FROM NEBRASKA
legislature Will Be Republican And
Rurkett Will Be Elected.

Lincoln. Neb., Nov. 8. = Indications
are the republicans will have 100 of the
1ae members in the legislature. This
insures the election OF republican
United States senator. FOR "hlcn posi-
ton Congressman Burkett mas peeh
endorsed by the state convention.
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NEW YoRk's PLURALITY.
With Almost Complete Returns 1t l
Close to 10000

New York. Nov. 9.--Latest returns
from the state. with some districts
missing. indicate a plurality of l6S.791
for Roosevelt and about "a 900 for Hig-
gins. Roosevelt has approximately
206,O00 outside greater New York
Parkers plurality In the city is less
than $4,000.
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My Be DAWSON
By SMALL MARGIN
He Has 1876 Plurality on Re-
turns With Only Three
Precincts Missing
WADE WIRES RESULT is CLOSE
Republican Chairman Now Estimates
lowa's Plurality at 5,ooo-Amend.
ments Probably Carried--Polk coun-
ty Voted Strong for Them and Their
s25o,oA Bond Issue.
IBy Associated press.l

Des Moines. Nov .. - Chairman
Spence of the republican state central
committee estimates Roosevelts ma
torfty In state ut 125,000. Dawson, Tor
Second district congressman, pulled
thru by marrow margin. AM the 9th
er congressman were elected.
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ROOSEVELT'S VICTORY
IS MADE COMPLETE
Later Returns Only Augment the Sweeping
Nature oil the Victory For the
Administration
TOTAL ELECTORAL VOTE WILL BE 325

Indications Are That Parker Carried Only Twelve States Which
Includes What Is Left of the Solid SoutMissouri Still
Claimed by Both Parties With the Chances Fayorng the
Republicans-Maryand Definitely In the Republican
Column, the Margin Being Narrow-somc Doub About
West Virginia.
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PENNSYLVANIA 100000.
All But One Congressman Elected by
the Republicans.

Philadelphia, Nov. 9. Roosevelt's
majority In the state will reach 4OO.-
O0O The republicans have elected 81
Of 32 congressman.
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ILLINOIS MAGNIFICENT.

Republican Plurality of 225,0O0 and
Twenty -three congressman.
| Chicago, Nov. 9.-Roosevelt carried
Illinois by plurality estimated this
morning at 225,000. 1t is certain 81 and
| possibly % of the rs republican con-
gressmen are elected. Returns from
many counties are still incomplete.
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NORTH CAROLINA

Parker Carried the State Along With
Rest of icket.
Raleigh, n. C.-Parker carried North
Carolina by from $4,000 to $4,000. All
congressional districts are democratic,
except Eighth. which is still in doubt.
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New Hampshire 10000.

Concord. N. H.,Nov. 9.-Roosevelt
carried the state by about 10000 plur-
ality.
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PARKER RESUMES FARM LIFE.

Take. His Defeat cheerfuIIy and At
tends to His PIoughing.
Esopus, Nov. 9.-An hour after Judge
PARKER arose today he was out on the
farm, seeing that the ploughing wal
nronerIy done. Later he went for
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BET ON PARKER, SUICIDES.

Mount Carroll Man Waeered His Home
and Lost II.
Sterling, 1ll.. Nov. s.-William Mayer,
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T.-R BULLETIN
NOTICEABLE NEv7 j TODAY
Wcs

Sun rises Nov. L ~; sets. 4:47.
IoWa-Threaten and colder to-
night with probe : showers turning
to snow hurrles : .ursday. fair with
colder in the ca,
Illinois--Threatenin with showers
tonight and Thursday. possibly turn
ing In the north to light snow lurries;
colder Thursday.
South Dakota-Partly cloudy and
colder tonight: Thursday fair.
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This will probably mean the election
OF Addichs as United States senator.
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mower IL regulate and 10 fix tho'r
| -hsroes for freight and paSsengc gers.
| to prohibit ~chateS. T., make JOIN:
! prough rates. to make personal Ms -
! cation OF all raiiIo offices and pace.
az business, to examine their officers
! gents ana employees under oath to
| rcailirc al contracts ana agreements
between railroads. as 10 their business
! this state. to be submitted for APP
| proVal. to require annual reports from
! the railroads, TO reQG re the railroads
u make repairs TO their tracks ana
4t.l.ti%ns to or cnapgcs Of taoir sta
tons. forbade the abandonm ant OF pny
station without the permission Of tie
2ommiSS ON. to require (if the COM
mission saw ft separate accommo-
cations for the races at the stations
and in the cars and that connecting
lines shall be required To make as
close connection as practicable for the
convenience of the travelling public. =
and many other matters which before
that had been left to the railroads
themselves. This act was passed after
the fullest discuss on for years before
The people Of the state. It expressed
their deliberate conviction that the
rime had arrived when the state, in
the public interests. should supervise
and control the charges and the con-
duct of common carriers. including
express companies telegraph, tele-
phones and steamboats,. : milar leg
station had preceded our Net in Eng
land. in the Federal Congress and IN
many at our sister States. Similar
legislation has now been adopted in
most of the states. The Act of 1891
modified The Code Section i957(9)
certainly TO the extent that the right
formerly conferred on railroad COM
panics of fixing the time of running
their trains was made subject to the
power Of the commission to require
connections to be made, wherever
public convenience should require
this to be done. and the order was
reasonable and Just. That Act GS9t
Oh. 500 had repeating clause as TO
ali prev GUS legislation in conflict With
H. The present Act Of 1889 renewed
the general provisions Of the railroad
commission law. with some extension
Of it,; powers and changes. but re-en-
acting verbatim the provision requir-
ing connect onS 10 be made and giving
the Corporation Comm ssion general
control and supervision of all rail-
roads With all powers necessary to
carry out the provisions of this Act
In this case, the excuse of the de-
PENDANT FOR its often missing conHec-
on ate Selma. since 1900 is that ira II
80 was 4 through train and that its
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Increase in business made it more and
more difficult to get to Selma in time.
Il may be natural that the officers Of
the company looking TO profits should
prefer the through business to the
neglect of the convenience of the peo-
PIE of North Carolina, and should be
reluctant to avoid the delay caused
| by heavy through business by put
ting $15 of its profits into affording
the required convenience by an addi-
tional train. if necessary. But 1t is
precisely because just and proper re-
gard for public convenience q q not
always coincide with the largest profit
to the corporation that the state had
to enact a statute giving to Il railroad
on the Cooperation Commission the
rover to regulate their rates, require
SCI table connect OGS to be made, and
4 general supervision Of their con-
duct. An Act OF the Legislature or
9rder of the commission reducing the
defendants charges for freish. and
passengers lntiay hundreds OF tllous-
lnds of dollars would be valid IL it
eft enough profit, over TGnn.ag C-s-t
penses, with economit,s 50 lar es and
management tCf VII CHI the court will
judged To pay interest on its bona fide
;eld and some profit TO stockholders
Gailroad V. Wal!inan, AS L. s.
u follows that this order, even if il
the power of the commissioner, if il
seiVes public convenience.
The other point as to the constitu-
tional point of the Legislature to so
enact is also we'll settled. The gen
saral power, of the Legislature to pro-
eide reasonable rules and regulations.
rectly or through commission, has
been held by us in Express Go. ".
RaifuEld, Iii y. c. 49,: in Corpora
ton Commission V. Railroad, 127 y.
G. aSS and cases there cited. Among
the Federal decisions, this was assert
ed in Mum Y. Illinois, "a u. S. 113
and has been reiterated in numerous
cases since. collected 8 Roses Notes
PIP. 22-55. The doctrine is thus stated
in People Y. Budd. III \. Y: L. r.
A. $50: common carriers exercise q
sort of public office and have duties
to perform which the public is inter-
ested. Navigation Co. V. Bank. How.
sS2 Their business Is therefore AZ
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Roads Must Look to Pub.
lie Comfort.
Continued from Page one,

such order is subject TO review by q
Judge ard jury on an appeal to the
superior court, whence \ further ap-
peal lies - this court
Secticn OF the. Corporations Com
mission act ,Act 1898 Oh. I64) il,
epunorating the Qualifications. tilt
lEtieS uld powers nj the Commission
provides that They shall have suct
general control ana SUPERVISION or all
railroad - companies or corpora
tions- and of all other cmpanies or cor
PORTIONS engaged in the CARVING o.
freight or passengers nec'sssstiS
10 carry into effect the provisions ot
this act. Section Il OF the ACT
provide taat AZ common carriers
subject TO ;he provisions OF ihiS tct
shall. according TO their powers moro
all reasonable, proper ana e'ioai IA
CIlities foi. the Interchange OF tLdIllc
between their res n GIVE Nus dtl't To-
The Forwarding end delivering OF pas
scngers and freight TO ana iioia titif
several tines and those tonhec.ilS
herewith anu coi,cO''ii9 ne
shalI ba reouired 10 make rs close
connection as practicable Cor the con
,e,ionca of tie travelling pubic.
T'Iur provision is positive. clear ana
,,,ond,tnrv Common carriers are
II. IN afford all reasonable, proper
,n1 o1uaI facilities Tor the inter
change nf traffic ana forwarding
freight and passengers. This wouId
in, fudo both the place ana time OF
delivery ard for warding of pstssen-
,rers and freight. The terms OF the
law are general ana cannot be inter-
,,peted to mean alone the place u
which passengers and freight are to
be delivered: il does not mean sirl-
pIx facility for delivery which might
be confined to the place. but also re-
uircs facility Tor forwarding Mhie
includes time as well, and prohlbits
such management as would produce
delay in forwarding passengers. rms
requires close connection in pollit OF
time with connecting lines. - IL
the second place, common carriers
are ito make as close connection us
practicable fer the convenience cI
me travelling prhlic. The defendant
insists that this last reQuii eucnt
means simply a physical connection.
that is. 4 track connection. j. IS con-
tended that The. demands oi the law
would lie n.t by a simple loining Of
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railroad iron of one railroad to that o.
another, regardlesSeof the time of tbs
Gel very of passengers at the junction
and of their finding the means OF
travelling on OF continuing their
Journey. and of the delays and incon-
ven ences resulting from a failure &c
make connection of trains. The state
ment of this proposition, even if the
acts were ambiguous, contains it's OWN
refutatioi. But the language is plain
and uncquivocal and, Us Mr.. Argo of
counsel for the commission. we'll says
THE requ Tement is that connecting
lines shall make as close connection
as practicable for thS convenience OF
the travelling public This means
that those railroads have OF pretend
to have a physical connection. Il con-
nection Of tracks. shall also have as
close a connection of trains as prac-
ticabte in order to secure the con
ven ence of the travelling public 1t
is we'll known that the PRINCIPAL in-
Convenience attendant npon travelling
arises from delays rcAu't.aS stom fail
Cse Of trains 50 connect according t
I me schedules. 1t would contr. butte
little ~ The convenience OF the Traveller
To lie dumped out upon track making
physical connection ard be COM
PEELED to wait for hours, frequently
without food or adequate shelter ana
IN the night. for a train upon which
ne might proceed on his way The
connection required is one of trains as
well as CT tracks The public cannot
travel upon a track alone. nor upon
ira y without a track: both are re-
CURED To furnish facilities for travel
irS az all, and a close connection Of
boln TO secure the convenience Of the
travelling public" :
1t IS true that Section 1957t9) of
The Code of 1883. originally enacted
in 1Ss1-72. gave to railroad compan-
les themselves the right To regulate
the time and manner in which pas
scnSers and property shall be trans
ported, but by the Act OF 1851 Oh. $50
creating a Railroad Commission. tbs
state made n radical change in its at-
ttnde towards railroads. 1t asserted
liz power 60 supervise and regulate
Their conduct forbade discrimination
and issuance of free passes. conferred
.i,pn tie l.ailr<1 Commission the
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-12-14

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