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Arizona republican., 1907-11-06
Over the Combined Forces of the Republicans and the Independence Ledgue--The EIeC-
 tOn of Taylor in San Francisco
The "3 Cent Fare" Slogan Effective In Cleveland O. as in Former YearS--MdSSaChusettS faS Gone Republican by Old Time Majority Kentucky is Almost Certainly On the Right Side Of the Fence.

New York. Nov. 5-Sufficiently complete returns to make certain the ultimate results show that the repub- lican and Independence League fusion in New York was defeated today by the straight democratic ticket. The Independence League candidates for associate justices of the court of ap- peals were overwhelmingly beaten by the tickets of the republicans and democrats. There will be a slight change in the make up of the state as sembly. The new state assembly will consist of 96 republicans and 54 dem ocrats. a gain of six democrats com pared with last year.
 In New York City the Independence League court of appeals ticket was defeated by four to one and the league vote upstate was light. In the city in terest centered in the county fight in which republican and Independence league forces opposed the Tammaay ticket James A. Gerard was elected to the supreme court by a wide mar gin over M. Linn Bruce.
 Thos. F. Foley defeated for sheriff the fusion candidate. Max F. Ihmsen, who is prominent in the Independence League. Early returns gaEe Ihmsen d big lead but this was Gter scaled down until zoo of the S32 election dis tricts in the county showed a margin for Foley of 25,OO0. The election was unusually quiet. The vote was light and there was considerable number of arrests for illegal voting
 Chairman Herbert Parsons of the republican county committee. who brought about the fusion with the h. dependence League. said late tonight that he believed several republican as- sembiymer had been chosen.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-06
AS RETURNS CAME IN.

New York. Nov. 5.-Returns to 7:40 D. m. indicate the election of Thomas Foley. sheriff. The rest of the Democratic ticket in New York coun- ty is elected by a safe majority.
 New York, Nov. With one-half the election districts in New York county and reported at 9:45 the Tam many ticket has a lead of 2O.00o over the fusion tic:set Gerard. Democrat, has lead of 20.000 over Bruce. Foley. Democrat, has about the same ad- vance over Ihmsen. For the supreme court the Democratic vote about four to one against the independents.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-06
AN ASSAULT Al SEA
 BY SHIPS STEWARD
The Victim a Daughter of the Late
 Field Marshal.

Brest. France. Nov. 5.-A local pa per today printed the following story: "on october Sth during the voyage of the American line steamer. Gron Prinz- essin Cecelie from Vera Cruz. Mexico. to Brest. the steward broke into one of the cabins and attempted to assas- sinate Mile Bagaine. daughter of the late Field Marshal Bagaine. and god daughter of exEmpress Eugenie. The screams of the young woman, it is ad- ded brought passengers to her res cue The steward leaped overheard and vas drowned
Arizona republican., 1907-11-06
SMALL Pox IN ROYALTY.
The Disease Worked It's Way Into the
 German Royal Family.

Berlin. Nov. 5.-The Empress Augusta Victoria is now going to Eng land because her daughter. Princess Victoria Louise, is likely to suffer from small pox. having been in the company of Princess Alexandra of Schleswig Holstein Sonderbudg Chuck esburg, who was attacked with the malady yesterday. Princess Alexan- dria is the fiance of Prince Frederick Augustus TIL, son of the emperor.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-06
CINCINNATI, REPUBLICAN.

Cincinnati. Nov. 5.-The election of Markbreit, Republican for Mayor. is conceded by the opposition. Reports from 27 of the 237 precincts indicate his plurality will be not less than 10.- 0g0 to 15.00e.
 By decisive plurality and possibly a clear majority over all his four com petitors, Col Leopold Markbeit, the veteran German editor former United States minister to Bolivia. was today elected Mayor of Cincinnati on the Re- publican ticket according to early re- turns. He has probably carried the entire Republican ticket with him.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-06

forcement of all liquor Sunday closing laws as his platform.
 In Dayton a three cornered fight seemed according to early returns to be in favor of the democrats, their Burkhardt, winning over both the republican and independent candidates. Mansfield has elected a republican mayor. while Canton. Youngstown, Zanesville, Springfield. Portsmouth. Ironton and Zenia have chosen democrats to run their affairs.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-06
EARLIER RETURNS.

Louisville. Nov. 5.-Practically com plete returns from six counties exclu- sive of Louisville and Jefferson coun- ties give Wilson. republican. a major ity of 11O0 over Eager. democrat. for governor. Wilson must overcome a democratic majority of 35.Oc0 for Beck ham in the last governorship race. The leaders of both parties still claim the victory put the result will be close.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-06
RATE LITIGATION IN S. C.
The State Authorities Arrange Thei,
 Campaign Against the Southern.

Raleigh, N. C., Nov. 5.-Except that the plan of united action has been agreed upon and the entire policy of the state mapped out for the conduct of rate litigation with the Southern and other railroads, Gov. Glenn after the all-day conference with his advis- CTS. declines to give any details.
 Governor Glenn says the conference was unanimous in approval of the pol icy outlined and that the states inter- ests will be fully protected and guarded
Arizona republican., 1907-11-06
ARIZONA WOM EN.
The Annual Meeting of the Federation
 Opens at Douglas.

Douglas. Ariz.. Nov. 5.-(SpeciaD- The tree days session of the annual convention of the Arizona Federation of Women's Club began here today. there being fair attendance of dele gates from most of the clubs in Ari- zona. The feature of today's program was the address of Mrs. Josiah Cowles of Los Angeles. The session began at ? o'clock a. m. There is great in terest manifested in the work of the federation.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-06
A CLEAN SWEEP
Made by the Good Government League { in San Francisco.

San Francisco. Noy.s6.-At I o'clock this morning a total of the partial re- turns indicates the election of almost the entire Good Government city and county ticket including the mayor. dis trict attorney. board of supervisors. treasurer. assessor, tax collector, re- corder. city attorney. public admins trator, sheriff. coroner and two police judges. The union labor party may have saved the incumbents in the of- fees of auditor and county clerk.
 On the basis of d ten per cent count of the votes in 49 of the 273 precincts. with the Mission district largely to be heard from. Taylor's plurality over the union labor candidate. Mccarthy. should approximate 5000. Langdon's plurality over McGowan is 1S.O00 with Ryan, republican. running a poor third in the mayoralty race. It is not likely that the full count of all precincts which may not be completed before a late hour today will make material changes in the present though complete returns from the Mission district may cut down Taylor's and Langdon's plu- rality.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-06
PARSONS JusT,FIEs HIMSELF.

New York, Nov. With 5S districts unreported. New York county gives Foley for sheriff a plurality of 27,323 over Ihmsen, fusion. Late tonight Chairman Parsons said: 'I believe I was fully justified in fusing. The vote was probably affected by the financial situation. l am surprised that Judge Whitman, the fusion candidate for the court of general sessions, did not get more votes in republican district. It will be necessary to look for some other cause than fusion on which to place the responsibility"
Arizona republican., 1907-11-06
THE EXPECTED HAPPENED.

Cleveland. Ohio. Nov. 5.-At Republi- can headquarters Secretary Rodway announced at 10: 40 that the reelection of Johnson was conceded. Indications point to the election of all the Demo- cratic nominees for city offices. The majority of the councilmen elected are Democrats.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-06
wHITLock WINS IN TOLEDO.

Toledo. Ohio, Nov. 5.-At 9:30 Chair man Fuller of the republican commit tee conceded the election of the entire independent ticket headed by Brand WhitIock for mayor.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-06
AS THE FIGURES CREW.

Complete returns from precincts give Taylor 147; Mccarthy 40; Ryan P: incomplete returns from 10 scattered precincts give Taylor 299; Mccarthy s2; Ryan 65.
 At S:30 D. m. partial returns from g scattered precincts are favorable to the election of Taylor. Taylor is running strong north of Market street. while McCarthy displayed his anticipated strength in the southern part of the city. Ryan in almost every return fig ured third. The contest between the contenders for district attorney is close with Langdon in the lead. Incomplete
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Arizona republican., 1907-11-06

Next time you go shopping, Long the streets of Phoenix town, Buy Oonofrio's Cactus Candy. 'Ti's the candy of renown.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-06

MONEY TO loAN.-N you want to build and need some money. come and see me; my rates are the lowest. D. V. Pascoe no North Center Street
Arizona republican., 1907-11-06

EIGHTY AcREs-School land for sale cheap. Near Arizona Canal Best land in valley; fine orange land Partly in Alfalfa E. E. Pascoe. lI0 North Center Street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01
ROCKEFELLER TYPICAL
COMING AMERICAN
FuIsOme Praise of Oil Trust
Magnate by Scientist of
st. Louis.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3l.-Various sec
tions OF the American Association for
the Advancement of Science were IN
session at Columbia University again
today.
The American of the future will bo
a taller man. stronger, more intellec-
tual, more humanitarian and will live
longer than the man of today, In tho
opinion Of DIR. McGee. one of the doc
tors of the 81 Louis museum This opin-
ION was expressed by DR.. McGee in Il
paper entitled "The American Of To-
morrow, which was read before the
Anthropological section of the meet
TAT the present time. said Dr. Nc
Gee. in support Of his contention,
"every babe born lives on an average
of % years. Half century auo tho
average life was 81 years. and a hun
dred years back the span of lite was
2i to 25 years, thus showing that the
longevity is increasing,
In the opinion of DR.. McGee John
d. Rockefeller is typical of the Ameri-
can of tomorrow. He described Mr..
Rockefeller as the incarnation of
concentrated effort, - and declared that
from an anthropological point of view
he undoubtedly represented the coming
American. He considered Mr.. Rookie
fcIler's great wealth as only Incidental
and said that, whatever line of busl-
ness Mr., Rockefeller had chosen, no
would have taken first rank.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01
DYING GIRL PLEADING
TO SEE HER FATHER
Pathetic Case Is Brought to At
tentiOn of Officers in San
Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 3l.-At the
home OF J. Weiss. $40 East Twenty ninth
street this city. there is n twelve-yea
old girl supposed 10 be dying. whose con-
stant plea is that her father. who is said
10 have left her with relatives two
somewhere in this city, return before she
is called to 60.
The name OF the father for whom the
child constantly pleads is lgnatZ George
WeIssman. a silk weaver, He left New
York last August. and The child was
given into the care OF her relatives. with
whom she is now staying. They have
heard nothing from the missing father
since last September. when he sent
money for the care OF his child. Today
Chief OF Police DInan received n message
from the Weiss family telling OF The con-
dItion OF the child, and her dying plea
10 see her father The Chief has de-
tailed detectives TO search for the miss
Ing man.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01
SIMON GUGGENHE|M
TO GO TO SENATE
Election of the Progressive
Wealthy Mining Man From
Colorado Seems Assured.

DENVER, Col. Dec. 31-Simon Gug
genheim IS election as United States
Senator TO succeed Thomas NJ. Patter-
son is assured by the action of the Re
publican members of the general as
sembly in caucus this afternoon. Mr.
Guggenheim g candidacy was endorsed
by vote of 6S TO /.
Seventy Of the one hundred members
of the Legislature are Republicans and
all but one Of them participated in the
caucus.
Mr. Guggenheim is 80 years of age
and is son of the late Meyer Guggen-
helm of New York He is very
wealthy man and is member of the
executive committee of the American
Smelling G. Refining company. In an
interview today, Mr.. Guggenheim said,
off I go to the Senate it Will not be
to represent the Smelling company-or
any other company-or any interest, 1
will go as Simon Guggcnheim-plain
citizen-to represent the people Of Col
orado. An honorable ambition is per-
mitted to every man, even to the
wealthiest, and it's my ambition to
serve my country.
the ambition 10 make myself indepen-
dent I have done that. / wanted in
dependence that I might go into poll
tics with free hands. Why shouldn t
an independent man serve his country
with ali his health and all his heart
rs we'll ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01

observance of the rules governing the
operation of the Manual block system,
with which that portion OF the road rs
equipped the accident would not nave
occurred.
After reciting the known facts about
the disaster, Mr. Galloway continued:
Block System Absolute.
'sThe entire Metropolitan branch is
oprated under the g absolute block
system. Under this system. when a
passenger train is on the section OF
track between two block stations, no
other train of any class in the same
direction is permitted TO enter that
block under any circumstances until
the passenger train has passed beyond
the next block in advance and the ope-
rator has reported of such clearance
On this section of the road tins applled
20 freight trains, too. This extraordl-
nary precaution was deemed desirable
on account Of the grade and TO insure
the same safety in the movement oil
freight trains as was made Tor pas
senger trains, and has been followed
for several wears. At The time of the
accident the passenger train had passed
Silver Springs station and out or the
next block at Takoma, and was entltled
10 the block between Jakoma and Unl-
versity. the next block. The extra
train with engine 2l2O passed SILVER
! STRINGS az 2s and should have been
held at Takoma until the Pa1ssenset
train had passed out of the block at
| University. The operator at Takoma
states that his signal wass in its nor
NAL position. properly displaying tho
| red or "stop' signal at the time the
train with engine 2120 passed his block
| station. The operator s statement that
| his lights were burning and his red
signal properly displayed is corrobo-
raiod b5y Policeman Kennedy of the
District of Columbia, who was AT the
Takoma station when the tram passed,
and by the company S crossing hagman
at that point
..Enpinccr Hildebrand Of engine
2120 states there was no block signal
displayed at Takoma, and that WblIe3
il was fopgv, he had reduced hls speed
after nassinp Silver Springs TO such
an extent that he was able To see the
signal mast at Takoma, and IS cmpnatle
that no signal of any KIND was uis,
played thereon. None of the tram
crew Of engine 2120 had given any in
formation as TO the position OF the SIG
nal. claiming that on account OF thS
fog thev could not see it. II. as stated
by the engineer, no signal was ais
played at Takoma, it was his duty to
stop and ascertain the reason therefor
but in the absence of oihclal lhNeSlien
tion l am not prepared TO make a posi-
tive statement in regard TO tne ri IL
sponsibilitv. Official investigation WI
be promptly made, properly to place
the Responsibility, All parties conneete,
with the movement of these two tram!
and with the operation of the bloei
have long and efficient records and hay'
been regarded by the management a
thoroughly competent men.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01
PASSES OF EMPLOYEES
ONLY ARE VALID
All Others, Conforming to the
Elkins Law, Expired at Mid
night Last Night.
Special TO The Tribune.

SltNlal w lIS IlhNllc'
LARAMIE, Wyo., Dec. 31.-Local
officials of the Union Pacific today re-
ceived from the legal department of
the road at Omaha an opinion modify
ing the provision of the Eliins law CON
cerning passes, informing the officials
that employees who quit the service of
the company or are discharged may be
sent on passes TO the points from
whence they came without violating the
law All passes issued to officials and
employees expiring at midnight tonight
were extended until the end Of Janu.
ary, as the company had been unable
| to get the supply of blanks for 1907.
All passes to other than employees of
the company and officers and employees
of other companies and coordinate
concerns will expire at midnight to-
night by time limit and conductors are
cautioned TO watch for valid passes in
the hands of unauthorized persons, as
the terms Of the new law will be en-
forced against the company and tho
users of illegal transportation alike,
Dean Arnold G, Bode. of st. Mat
thews Cathedral, Of this city. has re-
celved a call TO the rcctorate of the
Episcopal church at Rawlns, and al
though this is the see city of the Lara-
mic missionary district, The parish at
Rawlins is richer and pays a better
, l'tdH Dput Cd!He ueTt JTDm
Denver TO succeed James G., Cope, who
became archbishop three years ago. The
dean has the matter under considera-
ton.
The report of the sexton of the City
cemetery shows that there were sixty
nine interments during the year, 10 of
residents and 27 of nou-residents. Ac.
cjdents were responsible for ID deaths,
eight of these ON the railroad and the
others by drowning, shooting, stabbing,
accident in machinery, falling trees.
and one by poison. The death rate from
natural causes was less than one fifth
of one per cent of the population.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01
MINT KEPT BUSY
Big Increase in Coinage at Philadelphia
Shown by Report

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. Sl.-The out
put for 1906 OF the United States mint
In this city. as shown by a report com
piled today, was Sl66. $50. 233 coins. or
S5 los. .0S5 pieces In excess OF the coins
made at this mint during 1905. The to-
tai value OF the coins made is S27.S0T S39.
OF which s2O,1s7, 5S3 was gold. 4.229. $40
silver and So. .90S base. or Ave and
one cent pieces. With the exception of
81. 600. 600 worth OF gold coined for Mex
ico. no coins for foreign countries were
minIed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01
GAIN IN RECEIPTS
Stockyards Of Kansas City Have En-
ioyed Prosperous Year.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 31-Receipts of
all kinds OF live stocks at Kansas City
for 1906 were 6,ol7 600 The aggregate
value OF all the live stock received was
sl34 000. 900. a gain OF $4,000 900 over
the preceding year. and OF 100000 over
the previous record year. 1901. Receipts
sheep. 1916, 900: a gain OF 1872, 900 cattle
16S 900 hogs and 247. 900 sheep over the
preceding year, A total OF 1SS. .769 car
loads of live stock was received. gain
OF 1926 cars over 1905 Receipts OF cat
tie, sheep and hogs were the largest in
the history OF the market
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01
MAY DEP0RT JAPS
Action Against Publishers of Anar-
chistic Organ Nav Be Taken

SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 3l.-Acting un-
der orders from Washington, Secret
Agent Moffatt is engaged In an investi-
CATION of the so-called Japanese Socialis-
tic organization, whose organ is the Re
VOLT published at Berkeley. Commits
sioner OF immigration North Is also CIV
Ing his attention TO the matter, II is
stated that under the definition of the
immigration law the Japanese OF Berke
ley who issued the revolutionary paper
containing a veiled threat against the
President are anarchists and. as such.
subject To deportation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01
RECORD IS BROKEN
Collection of Customs in New York Port
Are Greatest in History.

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-All previous
records OF collections OF customs in the
port OF New York were surpassed dur
ing the present year. Statistics made
public today show the amount 10 have
been 5000 .S3b an increase OF S26, 1+T,-
301 over the year 1905, which In itself
was record. Imports for the year ag
gregated s77s. .l42.7o9. as compared with
S7l2, 79l .i97 In 1905. The total domestic
exports amounted to S617. .062.97s. as
against $545. 923. 536 IN the previous year.
The month OF December of 1905 sur
passed all other months for the amount
Of duties collected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01
Roosevelt Starts Home.

NORTH GARDEN. Va: Dec. 81
hosn enioying a few days outing a Mrs,
RooseyeIts country home. Pine Knot. left
hcrc AT 5:I5 o'clock this afternoon over
the Southern railway Tor washington;
The train Is due at Washington at ''""
o'clock tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01
EXPLOSION KILLS TWO
Detonation Of Dynamite at Siege, Cali
fornia, Proves to Be Fatal

OAKLAND. Cal, Dec 21.-With a roar
that could be heard for miles around a
dynamite explosion at Siege. Contra Cos
Ia county, this morning resulted In the
death OF two men. Dan Coleman. aged
So. and a Chnaman.
The explosion took place In the Cali
fornia Cap company's works. Coleman
and the Chinaman were loading caps
with dynamite when the machine broke.
causing the explosion. AS the work was
being done in q shed far from the main
building no other deaths resulted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01
Aged Eneinear Dead,

CHICAGO, Dec. 31-Oliver B. Green,
a retired civil engineer, died at
his resindence here yesterday after
brother of the late Andrew II. Green
OF New York, known as the "father of
Greater New York"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01
New York Caterer Dies.

NEW YORK. Dec. 31.-Samuel W.
Martin. proprietor of a well-known all
night Broad way restaurant, died sudden
~ today from heart disease. Mr.. Mar
tin's health had failed rapidly since he
was obliged to make an assignment for
the benefit of his creditors q few weeks
ago His restaurant was not the Hotel
Martin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01
Great Fire Near Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 3l.-The main
building of the Philip Carey Manufactur-
Ing company's asbestos plant at Lock
land. a suburb OF this city. was complete
ly destroyed by fire late this afternoon.
The loss is estimated at $4,000, Bruce
Nanzant, millwrIght, was fatally
burned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01
Catholics Resent Command.

WARSAW. Dec. 8l-Wth the object
OF breaking down the opposition of the
Polish Nationalist party, the most pow
erful In Poland. at the approaching cleo
tions. the Governor General has forbidden
the Catholic clergy 10 Join the antiGov-
ernment parties. The majority of the
priests however, refuse to obey the
order
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01
Will Be Royal Wedding.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. Silt is now
expected that the marriage of Grand
Duke Nicholas Nicholalevitch. second
cousin Of the Emperor of Russia and
Anastasia Duchess of Leuchtenberg by
birth Il princess OF Montenegro, viii take
place the latter part OF next month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01
dies of His Wounds.

los ANGELES Dec. 3l.-sJoeeph II.
Keilv. a former Chicago court interpreter.
,,bn Ave dave ago shot himself through
,hD w bnad With a pistol while despondeDt,
died tOlay.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01
Gen. Barriger Is Dead.

AsRURY PARK, N. J.. Dec. Sl.-cien.
.John Walker Barrieer died suddenly 70
Son, ar u railway station. from heart DIS
Use Gen. BarrIger WAS retired IN 1896
because Of ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01
IRIS Tribune Postage

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