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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-07

hnoWh az what hour no y.o,,,
hele AFTER shaking hands ,'itnu reach
aouS AZ the station. the presiJo,,,, very.
u't'cl m a carriage 10 Xxx "ds
pICe IN the First district T,,t poUunS
n"'l over q Chinese laupdr,, .. Wa,
luaiket There was a good si,g q han
Ulla inc president sn0oI, 5ongG CROW
everyone He received h,n'.'s WITH
On winch he voted FOR os5n-,. M; 40. %
SuuHly Judge and school direc,n5, 'laI.
Cu SIX constitutional arorS,.. ana
AIler returning TO the street tbI ".v.' .-.
uSnl stopped and chatted win us
nei,S5HD0rs ana then drove to Inc l9,,,
v,ai,t.""' se Sssy' Loeb voted. VIM
ioiita5 i1r AR. Loeb, the preglgo.t
ma VIZ, some or the toWusreo.r,
ga i'uIiner OF children who R3thot-
vu around the carriage. \Vbep AT,
Loeb returned the presIdor, Mf.
the railroad station where MY W
crowd had assembled Tho nr"sI5 :
erected everybody In a fIiepdlv f1sh
ION ana after q stop OF l0 Tir,,,"-
boarded the special train which n,,ii,i
OUT or the station az 0.3O o'cloctt
IL ufeW away from the station pr,.t
u'ht Roosevelt stood on the roor rf',
torm aud raised his hat I'm resnors. a.,
the cheers OF his nelghbors ~
President Roosevelts townsmen raw.
nun a cordial reception when he Ven,
10 the polling place today and ha sto,
ped ana chatteg with them a n1on,sT,
u have just completed 4 soufb.r,,
trip he remarked ut was terv Meas
gnt' very pleasant, indeed. Win n +
nave now sDoken IN every tate AMI
territory In the Union and W. am
through, let some one else do the tllr,
Ing" -''''
Mr. President" broke in a nelgbbor
shake hands with YOU"
Uncle Amos Borum Is 72 years old
and proud Of the distinction that he Ia
the oldest stage driver on Long Island
Glad 20 see YOU, Uncle Amos" In .d
the president 81 remember Won n4sl
TO drive me TO Syosset 30 years ago.
Yes, and 40 years ago, piped Upce
Amos,
Don't YOU make II too long, soll
the president holding up a warning
finger.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's local bank clcarings amount
ed C. tSS2 jess as against Sji9,632.65 for
the same day last year.
Manager Robert Bartlmg Of the New
York Cash store has sold out TO VIII
liam Langtou Of the Peoples Coop.
The reported consideration is Sl2,25O.
a 5GxGi foot four story brick store
house TO cost $4,000. is In process Of
construction back OF the Nauvoo block
ON west First South street, for ocCu-
plncy by the Bennett Paint & Glass
company.
Articles Of incorporation OF tho Grand
Canyon Power company Of this city
have been filed lu the county clerks
Office It's capital stock Is 100000, d.
vlded into shares OF the par value OF 81
each O. S. Buell. Is president and sec
rotary; II. NJ Bowers vice president,
George Havecamp, treasurer, The COM
pany win construct a power plant on
Green river "a few miles above Price,
where It owns valuable water rights.
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Motive Pow or Meeting

The regular meeting OF superinten-
dents Of motive power and machinery
OF the Hartman lines Is now IN ses-
sion at Short Line headquarters here.
Those present are James +, Dunn Of
the short Line, H. j. Smoll Of the
Southern Pacific, w. r. McKeen, Jr,
OF the Union Pacific, ], j. Ryan Of the
o II. & n. The party Is discussing
the various matters connected with
their departments so az TO have stand
ard equipment down to the smallest
detan on the entire system Of railroads
coming under the Hartman head.
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SITUATION Al MURRAY.
Campaign Closes with Big Rally
And Danes.

A great deal OF political interest and
display was shown yesterday at Mur-
ray. The Citizens party was seen on
parade on every street ana alley In the
Town headed by the Murray band, an.
nouuCug Sos rally In the evening In the
Ouera House The Independents fol-
lowed up with banners, announcing a
free dance Do the TrOcodero,
Tho opera House IN the evening was
filed TO its utmost, standing room he-
ing al premium, j. s, Mouslcy ..s
chairman of the meeting, In his open
Ing address he spoke OF the purpose Of
the Citizens party, why 10 was a party
of the people and why the lndepcnd-
ants organized. The Independents, he
said. organized because OF the dlsap-
pomtman, OF some oWceseckers. He
was very enthusiastic and was applaud
ed throughout.
The nest speaker WAS the present
mayor aud candidate for the next term,
Mayor srltton said IL he should be
elected De- would try his best to work
for lhe Interest OF the people.
Following the mayor was the candl-
date Tor city attoney stephen l.. Rich
ards. Ha was well received and he
closed uy saying n elected he would
work Cor Inc interest and maintenance
OF the RIGHTS az 'aH people of Murray
The n.o.Iag address was made by c.
N Mum,ord principal Of schools,
Intervening We're songs from the
NNrtH Sur quartet, and comic recita-
TONS from Nu Mcmillan and music by
tHa Murray band
Across the street nj the same time the
Independents were having their grand
H". .u 'Hn Irun0ler1. Everybody was
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IN OUTSIDE TOWNS.
DOUBTFUL IN OGDEN.
DR. Conroy, Democratic Candi.
date for Mayor, la Lead.

Ogden, Nov 7,--One-f fourth of the
ogden vote was cast by 1 o'clock. and
nobody Is Yet willing to couceda the
elocbon, Tho short time spent by
many voters in the booths indicates ID
heavy polling Of straight ballots. How
ever the sprInklIng OF those who
scratch is heavy, and the mayoralty
candidates are receiving the benefit OF
most OF &c.
In some wards Dr. Conroy Demo-
cratic candidate seems TO lead. This
is especially SO In the First. while
Kuchler, Republican. seems to be VIM
ming by q slight lead In the other
wards The outlook Is for d Repub-
licun city ticket except in the case OF
the mayor, and his chances are not 50
favorable.
As to the council Chris Flygare. D..
seems TO be ahead In the Fourth, while
r. w. Emmett is leading In the First
ward For the position OF city attor-
ney scratching Is heayv many Repub-
Leans going IN favor OF J. C.. Davis.
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THE FIGHT IN PROVO.
Considerable Scratching There i'm
Favor Of Roylanc;.
Especial to the "News')

Provo. Nov AT o'clock a third
Of the vote Is in. and how the result is
going is sull In doubt Many Repub-
llcans are scratching for Roylauce, the
Democratic nominee under the inn
preston that a west and east end fgnt
IS on ln the town. The discovery AT
Republican headquarters. that some
party workers We're advising the
scratching OF the ticket for Roylance
caused great concern. and a number Of
suspected ones were placed on the car
pet Some confessed, and some denied
the charge. but severe measures were
taken TO prevent the scratching, ana
this afternoon all Republican workers
are striving to have straight tickets
cast. About 5000 votes Will be cast
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commission assigned some members OF
the force TO report any misconduct Of
the police
II had been reported that Chief Muir
ply was electioneering against Mayor
Pagan, who was opposed by some cor
porations
The Democratic candidate appealed
10 sheriff Zeller, who swore In 200 dep
utics and sent them to watch the polls.
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BACK FROM CEDAR CITY.
Architect Speaks Of improvements at
Branch Normal.

Architect S, c, Dallas has returned
from Cedar City, after a strenuous
time Of it in trying to keep from catch
ing cold in a two days snow storm
that has been spreading all over that
section of the state. Mr.. Dallas went
south to look after the completion Of
the three buildings belonging to the
state university These buildings are
the physical. general ana shop build
ings, and house for $50 students. They
are now occupied and In full running
order but II Is understood that the
next legislature will hand these build
ings over to Cedar City to be used as
a high school for the southern part Of
the state, and the section Of the State
university that has been operating there
viii be transferred 10 Salt Lake CITY
This Is part of the proposition TO also
remove to this city such departments
OF the Agricultural college as pertain
more particularly to regular academic
work. leaving behind only such depart
ments az are strictly within the limits
of agricultural work.
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KEEP OFF TIE WALKS.
Bicyc!ists Warned Against Riding in
Restricted District

Bicycle riders who intrude upon the re
stricted district in and around the city
and county building grounds are very
likely 10 get into trouble n they continue
commissioners and Sheriff Emery have de-
Cided 10 place several deputies on guard
on the grounds for the next few days.
ard those who ride on the rest cted walks
will be arrested and probably nacd Lately
cyclists coming I'm contact with podls
trains on the grounds and the ufhclsls
have decided that lt Is time that the uuls-
ance should be stopped
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Unique Record.

G, T, Hun, district agent of the
Pennsylvania lines Mt Denver writes to
the News" regarding the remarkable
record Of the Pennsylvania special
pioneer lS.hour train as follows:
Between June II. when the service
was inaugurated. and October go a
period Of l42 days the Pennsylvania
special arrived at Chicago on time 1873
times, having been behind its schedule
but four times.
This is con 3idered a remarkable re-
cord, and so far as We know, has never
been equalled IN the history OF Amerl-
can railroads"
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BRIDGE OPEN TO ALL.
Long Litigation Against Union Pacific
Ends I'm Washington.

Washington, Nov, 6.--The supreme
court of the United States today in the
case Of the Union Pacific Railroad COM
pany VS.. the Mason CITY and Fort
Dodge Railroad company affirmed the
decree Of the circuit court Of appeals
for the Eighth circuit The case In
yolved the right to the use Of the rail-
road bridge across the Missouri river at
Omaha, by this final decision the Tn
ion Pacific Is compelled to accord the
use Of the bridge and its approaches to
other companies upon payment of rea-
sonable compensation.
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TUSH.Nd TIL C.NDUIT.
Report Of Work Done to Date Shows
Rapid Progress

The rapid progress being made on the
Big Cottonwood conduit rs very evident
from the fact that the estimate N the
Contractor submitted TO tho engineering
l0d board Of public works Departments for
he work already dore shows that du,.
0g the first six weeks 30 per cent Of tho
vcevatirg for the entire conduit has been
completed Al this rate TIC excavatlne
'Ill be completed by Aprl AZ the vsry
!tcst and the other work win follow
along very closely, Tho llrst carload Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-07
PATLNrs FOR SALT LAKERs.
lsnecIal 10 lhe oNeMs.lN

I0VOCIdI 70 me |NeWs.D
Washington u. c., Nov. Patents
Issued residents Of salt Lake city: John
NJ. Callow, submerged screen sIzer and
separator; John and James Evans, cut
ting and punching device.
Wyoming postmasters appointed:
Marquette Big Horn county Charles
T.. MacGlashan, vice +. C.. Payne re-
signed, Manchester, Sheridan county,
William Smell, vice d. Il. Edgeton, re-
signed
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Continued Tin Wednesday.

The injunction suit of Thomas Ho-
mer against Salt Lake City Mayor
No""ir Pn' eve menbers Of tto city
council, which was set for trial Monday
uu. ..e u,uy. 20 snow ca use way Ju lu-
wilton s'o ld NOT hc lgsund was cow
tinued by Judge Morse by consent until
Wednesday morning.
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local Office Of the weather
bureau Tor the "a hours ending at 9 a. m
today;
Barometer reading at a. m. 2tu
inches; temperature at Q n. M, So, max.
mum, 81; minimum, 20; mean 42, which
Ia normal
FORECAST TILL p, ~ "WEDNESDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
NCmty.
Fair tonight and Wednesday
Local FurecaSter
Il. j. HYATT
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he WLETT BROS. CO
6ALTIAkE cIYV urau
SALT LAKE CITY,

steel endorsements fer the conduit ia
already on the ground.
ASSISTANT Luginccr Bacon stated today
that be had received word from James
keunco.A of Fargo, n. d. the sewer con-
tractor stating that he will have his out.
ht and men here nc work ON the biz spc-
cial sewer improvements by Nov ~, aud
mat work Will then be pushed as rapidly
as possible
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-07

The jury in the case Of the State Of
Utah against Cornelius Smith yester-
day afternoon returned a verdict finding
defendant guilty Of assault with a dead
ly weapon with intent to do bodily harm
ms charged in the Information Smith,
on June 20, 1905, stabbed his colored
sweetheart Maggie Jennings, six times
with a knife. He viii be sentenced by
Judge Armstrong on Thursday morn
Inc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-07
Admitted 10 Prnhnte

The will Of George r. Newland de-
ceased, has been admitted to probate
by Judge Armstrong and Helena New
land was appointed as executrix OF the
estate under bonds IN the sum OF $1,000.
Judge Armstrong has appointed Mar
TIA q, Cox as Administrative of the
estate Of John lG, Cox deceased, and
fixed her bond at 50. 600.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-07

London Nov LADY Florence Dix.
ie. The wei known writer, explorer and
champion OF womuns rights who acted
ds war correspondent for a London ma
per during the Boar war, died today at
Der home. Glen stuart. AMMAN, Dun
trieshre, Scotland.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-07
RUBY TUNNEL FINISHED.
Utah CONSTRUCTION co. Completes Mig
Concrete Job on Rio GrHnde

Concrete Job on Rio Grande
c. z. Christensen Of the Utah Con-
struction company returned this morn
ing from the Ruby tunnel on the Rio
Grande, having cleaned up the work
there that has been In operation since
the commencement OF July following
the fire that wrecked the old tunnel
Trains are now running through the
new bore which is by far the best piece
OF work Of It's kind on the system. The
old tunnel was 53S feet In length the
new one Is i92 feet Il IS rs feet I'm
width and 90 feet to the clear, and
throughout 1t Is lined with 2 feet OF
solid concrete making a substantial
structure that win resist any future
tendency on the part of the roof TO cave
in
From here Mr. Christensen goes 10
Trent, on the Salt Lake Route where
the Utah Construction company ia
sending a steam shovel and outfit to
complete the work OF new track align
ment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-07

The case Of the state Of Utah against
Mrs. NJ, l. Douglas. charged with as
sault with a deadly weapon with in
tent TO commit murder, which was set
f'r trial today was continued by Judge
Armstrong upon his own motion. until
tomorrow. the attorneys In the case
consenting thereto.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-07

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qulnlne Tab
lets. Druggists refund money II It fails TO
cure r, W. GROVES signature Is on each
box. DC
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BUILD UP UTAH,
5l>1~~
(z....E.5

We ask you 10 use Three Crown
Ptouulh because they are the
oest on the good ones"
We ask you to insis; that your
grocer supplies YOU with Three
NloWu gtuGs, because every tine
you buy q can Of Three Crown
haklhE Powder or Spices, bot
We on Throc Crown Extracts or a
package If Three Crown Tea or
CONGO, YOU are helping to build
Hp an Industry that has been
helplng TO build up Utah for Is
years,
we furnish employment to large
nuhlber Of peuple-Wo want 10 furn-
lsh u TO q larger number These
people build homes In cur state,
they help the grocer, the butcher,
we coal man, the ice man, the
cluthier and dry goods merchant,
ard other lines by giving them that
support necessary TO their success
w men others prosper YOU must
snare In their prosperity, and
thertore u is 20 our mutual prodt
ana advantage that yuu insist on
Icing supplied with Three Crown
Products.
We thank you for your past sup.
PoI{ ana encouragement, and In
anticipation OF your further pat
""Hase respectfully
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Hand bags, one-third of; purses.
one-third off music rolls. 10 of; pie.
lures. 10 to Is off; framing, one-thIrd
of. novelties. one-qusrter Oft; station
cry, 10 of, children's books one-half
on baskets, one-thlrd Off
HELD ENGRAVING CO.,
60 Main
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-07

Dr Sherman Williams he says 1--WE
Travelled under the name OF o. boutOn
and wife,"
STORY or HIS LIFE.
Andrews then goes into "a history Of
his lie, cOuChol u somewhat slrc4StIo
terms Speaking of the E,lls affair."
when De attempted 90 murder the lat
Ter 90 Berkeley after his arrival here
from Australia, be says that his assault,
was made as lhe result of a gamblers
quarre, IN which Nulda was the bone
OF contention.
"I to.d Nulda," says Andrews, chat
81 Was his life or mine, and I would
KIN him Tor two reasons. First. what
he bad done To- her and second hat ne
would cell the police n We had another
quarrel as ! had told MIN iu confidence
that / was O. fugitive from Justice A
man who makes money at gambling, as
l do, does not have TO murder people
FOR q few hundred dollars"
RELATIONS WITH ELLIS.
lie recItod at length the story Of his
crooked methods of gambling In which
ELLIS was partner, and of the big
winnings which he claims 10 have
made. He further claims tha. the ale
.g6tI o,.D"'pl 20 'hpot Lills an Diamond
Ieaa Honolu'u' on the way mp from
AuS'LGIl' was i'e' saying, AS J was
TIi,s ' r.s,,od ','"o ,h' mountain an1
gave him on the head" he tbs1 sgss,
"After am cleared cf nv trlsls'
want the fudge In 9rr,ng. IN ,,,, a.
vorcc from nv unmafo5 E,Iyo,o g.rt,
so ! can marry Null5 Nulia ls 10 be-
entirely free Of any chargs +, r,eo
surrender ana no char-a M bo
brought against hor and ao sweating of
any dcecriptlou Tho nropla tgr, ,rs
hidlug us are not 10 be- prosecpfe1"
r,.,,.
bIAMOND KING FOUND,
Am examination, or A,J-.,... ..s,-.. ,,..
bodies wero tal,cn a. NJ , ,,,ar, ,,,o
brought fo UgIf fbe l,.s-, ,5f,',,..,.i ~. ." Wv
he was known ro Won, ,Ig,, t.' o .''5Y7
shared zinc ~ ,i,.t1 'lg' wv "t''-
monds that the wonan ,yore
purse was found gls1 IN o,f5 ,r4 az,
English goyeralrp An o,,,ii.,,,
fiaternal order irdop ana a. gnIi ,.',t,t,
chain completed tbn nro,orty go ~,
Andrews. '''''' va
No propertv of inheritance UNA fauna
IN the room. where tbe n1ir bod h1a1
concealed and whore thoy had evidently
I'veu rom mana 10 mouth ana ON the
one1Ptst t1oe possible There were
S,,. n ei IIO tlal lney We're prepared
'ol HlbnI "HeH lle end came.
CAREER IN HOLOEKE
Ilolyoke. Mass. Nov --,ruto,
Franklin Andrews vino killed blmssIf
and his companion. Nuld1 olivia i'm
San Francisco last NIGHT rasiaad In
this city for some time and ygae we'll
known by the frequentere OF pooIroor1e
and similar resorts. lie seldom mad
trouble with the police although on
one occasion he was clurred with
blowing open mail box. and wns plac-
w AilAti Nll HNtt 4AIllltMA WAS NOT en-
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ELECTIONS AROUSE
GREAT INTEREST
lcontlnuod rom page one)
IN CHICAGO.

had been given hearings az the central
police court.
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WANTED.

BY BUSINESS HOUSE, A WOMAN
capable Of advancing rapidly TO man
agement Address GAL News.
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Keep
Dr. Graves
Tooth Powder

where you can use it twice.a.day.
t helps the poor teeth preserves,
rightens and whitens the good
mes and leaves a pleasant after
taste. Ask your dentist.
In handy metal cans or bottles. zoe.
~ Cspauaes Tookh DamHaY "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-07
JERSEY CITY.

New York. Nov. IA hot contest for
the mayorallty Of Jersey CITY between
Mark Pagan, Republican. the present
mayor, and A. NJ, Henry Democrat.
was enlvened today by the taking OF
some OF the power from Chiat OF Police
Murphy. The police commission, OF
which Mayor Pagan Is member.
adopted an order by which Chief Muir
ply was prevented for the day from
suspending policemen on accusation ot
misconduct at the polls, Instead, the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-07
OMAHA.

Omaha. Neb,, Nov Election day
opened with cool cloudy weather.
Many voters cast their ballots early
and the indications are that there win
be "a heavy vote polled.
LINCOLN,
Lincoln, Neb, Nov. Good election
weather prevails over nearly an Ne
hraska. The early voting was heavier
than campaign managers had expected,
owing to the bright skies and tuo
inability Of farmers 10 work I'm the
muddy coruholds The Republicans
claim that more straight Republican
ballots are being cast than usual and
that their plurality win be larger pro-
portiouately than It was last year,
CINCINNATI
Cincinnati. Nov All rcnorts from
every part Of the state show unusual
interest IN the election. The weather
ia generally threatening but not rainy
and.a full vote Is almost certain From
all the cities and large towns much
scratching Is reported adding to the
uncertainty OF the result
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MARYLAND.

Baltimore Nd Nov THE election
is progressing quietly with indications
OF an unusually full vote. The weather
is ideal throughout the state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-07

Extraordinary Special VI.s that will exec every past effort
have made giving the G'sa Hosiery and UndT
wear Values Tor he least money