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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06
MORE MONEY FOR MINNESOTA.
Determination Reached After Vis-
it Of Senator Nelson and
Delegation.
From Treasury Point OF View, Finan'
cial situation More Encouraging
Than for Two Weeks.

Washington. Nov. swim reference
to his plan for relieving the financial
situation in the northwest, az the re-
suit OF the visit OF Senator Nelson Of
Minnesota and the delegation Of bank
ers secy. Cortelyou. after calling at
the White House today. declined to
state the amount that would go TO
Minnesota, but indicated that Il would
be sufficient to meet the necessities OF
the situation. The secretary said that
the delegation also obtained further re-
lief IN New York.
The financial tifuation throughout
the country from the treasury stand
point is more encouraging today than
at any time during the past two weeks
The comptroller OF the currency IL max
ing large shipments OF currency to ma
t'onnl banks and applicants Tor il-
creased circulation continue 20 come
In undimlnished. Up 20 this time be-
tween ssO00.o00 and $1,000 0oo' increas ID
circulation has been shipped 10 ma
tional banks and each days shipments
show an increase over the precedme
day
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PR0HIBlTl0NlSTS FEEL
GREATLY ENCOURAGED

Chicago Nov. t.--AlonEo p. Wilson.
chairman OF the state Prohibition com
mittee. last night said
THE general success OF the Prohibi-
tion movsmsnt throughout the south
and IN this state, wherever the people
have been given the opportunity 20
manifest their views. II an Indication
that people are fully awakened 20 the
dangers Of the liquor traffic.
illinois is IN a better condition As
regards prohibition than most peoi 10
are aware There are ten prohibition
counties. and from the reports Of the
election Il 10 likely that other coun-
ties have Joined the prohibition group.
fifty thousand square miles Of thf
state are now prohibition territory ana
Il won't be long before the remaining
5000 square miles also are made pro-
hibition territory. Nearly 100000
people live IN the territory.
"Todays election, IN my belief. VIII
be followed BY . demand for additional
legislation that will enable the foes Of
the liquor frame 10 continue their war
fare against a. IL also IL evident that
tho people Of the country have become
thoroughly aroused over the Arrogance
and power Of the saloon interests a.
demonstrated during the recent charter
election in Chicago
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06
RAYMOND HITCHCOCK
APPEARS AT DIST. ATTYS.

New York nov 6.-Raymoud Hitch
cock. the actor Who disappeared sew
crai days ago after be bad been IN
dlCtcd on charges preferred by several
YOUNG girls. appeared Az fhe criminal
court building today and went 10 tho
ofloI nf The district nitonev. Hitch
COCK D. under bond to appear 'n court
thif afternoon
since Hitchcocka disappearance the
police Of the fniire eastern section u
tho United states AMID Canada have
been searching fnr him. tnf nothing
10 bic WhcreHh lula wac known until he
luffarcd at tho rrImlna' court building
t5dnv. 80 went directly io ihe diF-
trIef attorney nlfiof. IoW whence,
nrrou unnied nv bic wife 1nd counsel
hr vas taken pa court of frnefn srf-
sl0ns .lffr faN fHH nffl Ii ~ uN Tie
frst intlmafi1n of tioubi0 fanc ser.
fnl months 600 when niNfI'fl.h Nts
.rroarine m fhr leading rlt a
Tanits Tourist ihnlrl A.
tl0n ri "a story in IA local neufpap per,
r.ntnluing pactIfall TIE OBJ aN .4-
lions as those that led 40 NE .ndict-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06
TRUST SITUATION
GREATLY RELIEVED
Assets of Trust Co. Of America
And Lincoln Co. Examined by
COMMITTEES Of Experts.
AMPLE TO PAY DEPosIToRs.
Majority of Stock of Each Win be
Placed Under Control OF a Special
Body OF Trustees.

New York. Nov. 6.--Thc situation In
regard to the trust companies which
have been under pressure was ma
teriaily relieved this morning The
Trust Company OF America opened al
10 a. m. with an augmented force Of
paying tellers. and the lincoln Trust
company also opened for business as
usual. This was mainly the result Of
conference held in the library OF ]. p
Morgan through the night which re-
suited IN the Issuance Of the statement
at an early hour this morning.
The statement follows:
"The committee OF the trust compa-
MES OF New York city has had the as
sets OF the Trust Company OF America
aud the lincoln Trust company exam
ined by experts, who report that Ia
their Judgment on the part Of the basis
OF values. the assets Of each COM
pany are sufficient TO pay It's deposit
tors in full
1T has been arranged that ma
iorty OF the stock of each company
shall be placed under the control Of 2
committee composed OF Mr. King presi-
dent OF the Union Trust company Mr..
Sheldon. president OF the United states
Trust company: Mr MarstOn, president
Of the Farmers loan s. Trust COM
pany; MT Waterbury, president OF the
Manhattan Trust company; Mr. cas-
ties. president of tfs Guarantee Trust
company, and Ar Walker president Of
the Central Trust company, who viii
act In an advisory capaciiy and the nee
essary financial arrangement has been
made TO enable both companies o. pro
coed with their business
(signcd) EDWARD KING.
chairman of Committee OF Trustees
An oficlal OF the lincoln Trust COM
pany said today that the situation nnd
been materially cleared ana the COM
pany rs now In position 20 continue
lis business az usual. The depositors
who apply TO withdraw their deposits
will be promptly taken care OF. he said
now that the flow OF sold continues
More than 336 600 900 has been engaged
for import since the present movement
began less than Two weeks ago.
The first additional engagement re-
ported today was OF $4,000 Tor tho
Bank of Montreal
Lazard Frtlres Today engaged an adj
ditional million dollars IN gold for lm-
portation This makes the total engage
mcnts 10 date $1,000 00o
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CHICAGO BANK SITUATION.
Sentiment Is True for Resumlng Cash
Payments In Near Future.


Chicago. Nov GA sentiment among
some Of Chicago's leading bankers that
the time is fast arriving when a re-
sumption Of cash payments would be
feasible and desirable was one OF the
encouraging features OF the local bank
ing situation yesterday. This sentiment
was based on the increasing supply Of
currency being piled up IN some OF the
banks. In one bank Il IS said the sup
ply OF cash Is not far from so 900 COZ
and the deposits at that institution
since the banks adopted the clearing
house certificates have amounted to
several millions Of dollars.
Nevertheless the clearing house COM
mittee viii have before q today the de-
tailed form ~ credit checks which may
be issued under the authority OF the
clearing house association. These
forms were being worked out IN detail
last night aud n adopted Will be "a me-
dunn for exchange FOR universal use
as convenient as cash.
il Is likely these credit checks on
resumption Of cash payments hecomen
a reality Word came from Washing
ton last night that clearing house
checks In small denominations Ia b..
used as a convenient medium OF 60
change would be held BY tho govern
ment 20 be legal
An opinion by Atty. Gen. Olney, given
IN 1898 was cited as evidence that
they would not be considered a viola
ton NJ the currency laws,
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rday Nv a distant relative. Mr.. H,r-

to-day by a distant relative, Mrs. Ber-
MA puus
"ff Miss Augusta 1tlclst who lot
oshkosh Wis rs years ago. now 50
years OH age. VIII call az "a Crossing
street, city. che viii hear something
% her advantage
(sirned) MRS. BERTHA DuUS.'
Behind the enlargement and lone
absence OF the woman lies a story OF
incompauhlllty. Miss Kieist. according
90 Mrs Duus, was headstronE and fond
OF dancing. and tho restraint OF the
mother was more than she could stand.
So one day. after her mother had rcp-
rimanded her. she left her home ana
has not been heard from since
Two weeks ago the girls twin BROTH
or Reinhardt. locomotive fireman fell
from the cab Of his engine and received
injuries that resulted ia his death last
week. A short time previously Rcin-
hardt had received news from Germany
that a fortune had been left 20 hts
mother by her uncle. In his dcllrium
toe injured man constantly referred 10
this and bemoaued the fact that his cs-
tranged sister perhaps was struggiinn
20 exist while her brothers and sisters
had plenty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06
VERY CLOSE IN NEW JERSEY
IN New York County Independence
Leagge-Republican Fusion
Was a Signal Failure.
Republicans Get Ticket in kentucky
llut Legislature WIN he Demo-
cratic ON Joint Ballot.

New York. Nov. G-Additlonal re-
TURNS received through the night ana
this morning confirm the general re-
suits already announced and clear up
some Of the doubts IN closely contest
ed elections. The main results as now
established arc as follows.
GOV. Guild ~ Massachusetts has in
creased his plurality 20 about 10000
against $4,000 IN 1900. The entire state
ticket and both branches Of the leg
islaure are Republican, or the two
Democratic candidates, Henry NJ.
whitney strongly out-ran Charles w.
Bartlett. the latter falling far below
Thomas l. Hisgcn. candidate for the
independence league.
Maryland which was in doubt last
night has elected the Democratic cam
didate for govoi nor, Judge Austin j.
CrOthcrs and The entire Democratic
state ticket by about 1000 plurality.
The legislature is apparently Demo
cratic,
Ex-Gov. smith carried the primaries
for The long term IN the United states
senate and Senator Pinckney Whyte
is assured of the short term.
The reSult In New Jersey has be-
come so close that il may require the
official returns TO decide between KAT
zenbach. the Democratic candidate Tor
governor. and Judge Fort, the Repub-
lican nominee. The early reports Of
Katzenhachs lead Of $4,000 have been
followed by detailed returns showing
that only a few hundred votes separ-
ate tbe contestants.
AZ Newark. Forts election Is claim
cd by a plurality OF about $50. In 1908
Gov. stokes, Republican. had major
lty OF 81 600 In New Jersey.
Rhode Island las reelected Gov. Jas.
a. Higgins, Democratic candidate for
eOVernor whose plurality reaches $50,
4 against 1000 In 1904. The general as
4 sembly is Republican In both branches,
ensuring the return OF George fea-
body Wetmore 70 the United States
senate
Kentucky has elected the entire Re.
publican state ticket, headed by Angus
bus +. Wilson. for governor. BY MAJORS
tles ranging from 1000 TO 10000. Tho
Kentucky legislature will have Dem
ocradc majority on joint ballot ana
probably win elect Gov. Beckham to
the United states senate.
The New York results city and state,
remain as reported last night. Justices
Edward T. and William Bartlett, john
Democratic ana Republican nominees,
being elected as justices Of the court
OF appeals, and the Tammany ticket In
New York county having plurality
over the Independence League-Repun-
. lican fusion candidates.
Fort. the Republican candidate for
governor OF New Jersey, continues TO
Show growing strength. the morning
reports indicating that he has lead
over Katzcnbach. the Democratic can
didate. estimated at 5000.
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glins in puctcany an OF the Demo-
cfauc Hronghoids. carried the nor
mnlly Republican county OF Essex by
ii1 aud reversed a Republican piu-
iAAty ol 1900 ,u Monmouth county.
Apparently there we're Republican
losses nearly everywhere. How great
me SHIFT iu vote In New Jersey can
Only bo realized by a comparison with
NE vote in scent years PRECEDENT
Roosevelt carried the state IN 1904 By
more than $4,000 Gov. Stokes, the
same year. defeated Mr. Black by ST.
N0 Now the state has made a change
li upward Of $4,000 votes.
A feature OF the election S. the de-
ieat Of Mayor Mark NJ. Pagan, OF Jer-
Dey City, for recollection. His passing
Us OF national interest because he has
teon known throughout the country
for his antagonism to machine poll
ticians. Fngan has thrice been mayor
of Jersey city. His successful an
tagonist is il. Otto Witthenn, a Dem
Ocrat.
Dr. Walter Madden. Democrat, was
elected mayor Of Trenton by plu-
iality OF S72
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06
OREGON LAND FRAUDS.
L. S. Circuit Court OF Appeals Hears
Arguments on Appeal.

San Francisco, Oct. s--Judge William
b. Gilbert OF Portland, Brskine So.
Ross of Los Angeles. and William W.
Morrow OF this city sat In the Unitel
states circuit court Of appeals yesterdaF
listening TO arguments on the appea j.
Of former State Senator Willard n.
Jones and Thaddeus s Potter, an attor-
ney Of Portland, from the sentence of
conviction for conspiracy TO defraud
the government out OF public lands
This case was prosecuted In the federal
court IN Oregon by Francis J. Hcney
ana William C. Bristol, United states
attorney for oregon.
Jones was fined 1900 and sentenced
20 one years imprisonment in the peui-
Tertiary on McNcil's island. Potter was
sentenced 90 pay Tine OF $500 and 10 be
imprisoned for six months in the coun-
ty iail Of Multnomah or
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taken a. Tint time. however. and %
was not until The opening OF the pres
0ul theatrical rcnrOn which FOUND
Hitchcock again appearing in a Nan-
see Tourist" that the storm broke
The fret real sensation came when the
actor caused the arrest on charge
% blackman ~ brother ~ one - the
young girls whose name had been mem
TONED in the charges against Hitch
CO. Iv q WI ffff .sH. rg
summoned to the office OF the district
httUIu.. ana WAS are tsd on a g. Ns
OF criminal assault Two days subse-
Qucnuy while he was az liberty ON bail,
the Indictments were returned by tho
grand Jury and almost simultaneously
Hitchcock dropped out OF sight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06
PENNSYLVANIA.
Republicans Carry state Ticket by
Heavy Pluralltlcs.

Philadelphia. Nov. 5.--John o.
Sheatg " Philadelphia. Republican.
was elected state treasurer over John
g Harmon Of Columbis county, DEM
ccrat. az today's election In Pennsyl-
van.a By about t55. 900 plurality. This
was the only state office voted for and
q light vote was polled In nearly every
county. The judicial contests IN Lu-
verne Northampton and schuylkill
90 untles brought out a large vote.
There was little interest IN the con-
tests IN other counties which elected
judges.
Returns show large Republican
gains for treasurer all over the state
as compared with the vote for this Of
nee two years ago.
For the first time since 1903 there
was no fusion against the Republican
state ticket. The Independent Repuh-
lican element. which was voted for
the Lincoln party at the last two
elections. voted for Sheath, who has
bcen IN sympathy with this element.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06
LAKE STEAMER DISABLED.

Grand Rapids. Mich Nov. s.-Tho
steamer Carrie A. Rerson. bound from
Sturgeon bay 10 MuskeEon was dis
ahied last night On Lake Michigan on
Little Point an sable By the breaking Of
was blowing with a heavy sea and the
boat was IN danger OF sinking Two Of
the crew Of seven made a perilous triD
ashore IN a yawl ana gave the alarm
10 the White Han life saving station
The crew went out and took on the nve
men remaining on the boat Later the
abancaned steamer. bringing n mo
White Hall
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06
PR0VIDENT LIFE DEAL
NOT FULLY ARRANGED.

New York. Nov. 6-Edvard rauter-
bach. counsel for r. r.. and o. +.
Thomas. who have agreed 10 return
100000 cash and 81 100000 IN notes 20
the syndicate OF Philadelphians which
had bargained tor the purchase of the
Provident SAVINGS Life Assurance So
cioty. said today that tho details for
the final settlement 81 the rather COM
nlicated deal ere far from finished. and
that many dave win doubtless be re-
quired before TIE negotiations come TO
a close.
Mr. Laute~hnch said that although a
conference viii be held today in the
office Of ex-JustIcc Morgan J oBrien
OF counsel for tine syndicate there rs
small probability that anything Of a
definite nature will be- agreed upon.
John ]. Coyle. head ~ the syndicate
and ex-Judge Hatch, Of Utah. viii also
attend the conference.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06
NEW YORK.
In Greater New York Democrats De-
feated Ind. League Republicans.

New York. Nov. 6-The election ia
Greater New York has been largely
favorable TO the Democrats New
York county. Manhattan and the
Bronx, went overwhelmingly their
way. Thomas F. Foley. for sheriff, tho
head Of the ticket. having a plurality
u 26.723 over NJ +. Ihmsen, indie
PENDENT league and Republican In a
comparatively light vote. The fusion
between the Republicans and the In
dependence league was failure eN-
ccpt In tho cases Of few minor Of
ncials
In Richmond and Queens too. tho
Democrats we're generally successful,
but in Kings county (Brookly). the
Democrats, under the leadership OF
Senator Patrick II. McCarren suffer-
cd a reverse. All the Republican can
didates on the county ticket. with tho
single exception Of Clarke, Democratic
candidate for district attorney are
apparently elected.
No great issue was at stake in any
n the local elections and interest was
az a low ebb
In thu state election. Edward T.
Bartlett and willard Bartlett. having
he united support OF Republicans and
Democrats. were elected judges OF the
court. OF appeals by large majority.
Tho Republicans lost a few mem
bers Of the assembly probably six,
sherman Moreland, majority leader
Of the assembly. Is believed 20 have
defeated Col David A.. Robinson in
Chcmung county. Henry Seacorn, 90
years old. who helped 10 brganize
the Republican party Ia Orange coun-
~ was elected 20 the assembly in the
First district Of that county
The Republicans were victorious in
the cities Of Buffalo. Albany Roches-
ter. Syracuse. Oswego and Utica, the
Republicans electing a mayor In the
latter place for the first time in IA
years. TO Offset this. the Democrats
carried Newburgn for the FIRST time
IN z years Elmira. Rome and Bing-
hamton also elected Democratic may
ors.
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MAYOR KATzENBAcH.
He May be First Democratic Governor
OF New Jersey in Years.

New York, Nov. 6.--Frank L. Kat
zenbach. who may be the first Demo
cratic governor New Jersey has had
In many years. has twice been elected
mayor Of Trenton. a city that is nor
mally Republican. He Is 80 years old.
AS mayor Katzenbach made record
for two things-vetoes and speech
making Ills speeches were Of the
popular brand. He is n good story
teller and IS ever ready with an apt
anecdote with which % clinch an ar
~rmefk an the tlmc Eot7enhach
was mayor he vetoed ordinances for
perpetual. troAey franchises Do Trenton
on tire ground thai only limited fran
chises should be granted These were
passed over his veto by the Repub-
leans. Good appointments were the
feature Of his regimes. MT katzen-
bach was counsel for Mayor Tom j.
johnson Of Cleveland when the latter
was building some trolley lh1cs in Jer-
sev several years ago. lie ana Mayor
johnson arc warm friends
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06
FOR NATIONAL PRESERVE
IN HUDSON HIGHLANDS,

New York. Nov. 6.--The Outlook con-
tains an article by DR. Edward L.
Partridge proposing the creation Of a
national preserve IN the highlands OF
the Hudson. commemorative % fhe war
OF the Revolution, and including the
old revolutionary fortidcations and
land, scattered between Cornwall and
Fishkill on the north. and Peekskil
and Jones Point on the south. besides
the West Point military reservation
and the Iona island naval station. The
strip would embrace the 81 suaure miles
OF woodland on the west bounded by
the estate Of +. II. Hartman. and So
square miles on the east OF the HID
son.
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DR.. Rudolph, Herring says New Out
let Won't Lower IT,

Chicago. Nov 6.-Dr. Rudolph Her
ing Of New York now employed by
the sanitary district who has been
investigating the probable effect on
the lako level of AN additional inlet
90 The drainage canal says &c win not
lower the lakes.
The report " 20 be- made in The suit
started by the government restraining
sanitary DISTRICT from constructing al
additional inlet Tho suit was started
on the ground that the additional ca
mai WOULD lower the level Of The lake,
DR. Herring says that from the inyes-
tltgataion which be haf made the CO.'S
tenn0n az the government o. unf0und-
cred be- viii show that by ualne i.ake
Superior as "a storage place and by ,ho
uso Of the dams at Sauii stf MART
the Michigan and Huron lake levels
can be maintained.
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nR. r. srRArnEL ARn1vEs.

New York. Nov 6-Here 10 visit
President Roosevelt ln Washington and
then inspect The principal optical works
in this country. nr. Rudolph straubcl
arrived on the Kron Prinzassin Cecilic
with Or. Paul Fischer Or. Strauhel IS
the head OF the Carl Dslss works in
Berlin and Or Fischer Is one OF the
board % directors.
Or Straubel stated that AT present
the works are grinding a reflector for a
new telescope for the imperial observa-
Tory in Hamburg, which when complet-
"a VIII be the largest telescope In Ger
many. The reflector Is exactly one me-
ter I'm diameter
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URUGUAY AND ARGENTINA.

MontevsidiO, Nov. e.-The relations
between Uruguay and Argentina con-
tinue strained a. the result OF the de-
tention by the Argentane Authorities
OF small Uruguayan steam vcssel
seized At Martin Gracia a small island
IN the river Platte The ownership Of
the Island IL IN dispute. but II has been
held for century BY Argentina.
The uruauayan government demands
the release OF the boat, but Arre tina'F
answer has been unfayOrable. The gov
errent has decided 20 withdraw the
legation at Buenos Ayres unless salts
faction II speedily obtained
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Ex-Gov. oDEIL BETTER.

Newburg, n. Y. Nov. s--Rsports
day were 20 the effect that he had re- st-
"a comfortably during thu night uud
was rallynE from the shock OF che
operation performed last night Tor re-
lief from plurisy from which ho has
been suffering Tor three weeks.
The family SAYS he Ia doing A. we'll
A. can reasonably be expected ana
that while he IN very sick. they don
feel that hts condition % desperate.
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ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.
Men Charged Win Defrauding Bank
OF Spain Out OF $4,000.

Madrid. Nov. s.-Ths police yester
day arrested three men on the charge
OF being In the fraud by which the sum
OF spain a week ago. through the forg-
ing to a check Of the name OF Senior
Anselmo, former member OF tho cham
Der OF deputies. Two Of the men APP
pretended are officials Of the bank,
They we're but tools. however and Il il
known that the principals got away
with the money.
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CALIFORNIA.


San Francisco. Nov 6-The election
IN this city yesterday proved a yeit-
able landrllde i0r the anti-Eran leaders
and returns from every precinct 30 far
received show that the good govern
mcnt ticket has been overwhelmingly
elected from tor 10 bottom ~ Is csfl.
mated that Mayor Taylor has been
elected by plurality Of more than
~ O00 votes. while Dist Any william
LanFdon has 40 far a majority of id.o00
Votes over McGownn. HE opponent
some uncertainty ~ folt in regard 20
me offices Of auditor and clerk, and two
candidates. Tor the positions, Horton
and MulCrcNy ou thc Union labor
Ticket have apparently run ahead %
thoir dcket These. however are tho
Gully possibilities apparent, and with