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BROWN NAMED COUNSELOR.
Conference of Eleventh, Ward Selects
successor to Chas. Livingston.


On Sunday evening last an interesting
conference was held in the Eleventh
ward. Besides President Richard w,
Young and Counsclors JOS. 9. Wells
and John NJ knight, there were pres
ent a number of high counselors nhd
other prominent members OF Eiislsn
stake. Reports from all duorums anu
organizations showed the ward TO pc ~
excellent condition. The evening was
also the seventeenth anniversary or me
ordination of Robert Morris as bishop
Of that ward, and he received many
hearty congratulations from the assem-
bled throng, which packed the nail 70
its capacity.
Several months since vacancy was
caused In the bishopric by the death
Of Charles Livingston, who had been
first counselor to Bishop Norris FOR
MANY years. This vacancy was filled
by promoting Second Counselor Isaac
Sears to be first counselor. and Elder
Arthur w. Brown was chosen ana set
apart as second counselor to Bishop
Morris. These changes In the bishop
rio were heartily endorsed by the as
senlbly, and give general satistaction.,
and there Is no doubt the affairs OF
the ward Will continue to be managed
with the ability and fidelity which have
characterized the entire administration
of Bishop Morris
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Wheeling. W. Va, Nov. S.-since tho
opening of the polls the weather be-
came clear and warm. Indications point
to 81 larger vote throughout West Nir-
ginia than in any former election. In all
counties both parties are Offering re-
wards for information leading to the
arrest of illegal voters. and strenuous
efforts are being made to eliminate
fraud on either side. There have been
allegations of padded registration lists
in a number of counties. Attempts to
vote Illegally may cause trouble at the
polling laccs, as feeling runs high.
There is much scratching and the
counting of the ballots will be delayed
somewhat as the ticket is the largest
ever voted in West Virginia.
1t is doubtful whether more than
small percentage of the 1,400 precincts
in the state can report tonight.
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MISSOURI.

st. Louis, Nov. 3.---The polls opened
in st. Louis at 6 o'clock this morning.
Because of tho confusing ballot, tho
voting Is proceeding slowly. Tho polls
close ut D. m
Disorder broke out early In ST. Louis.
Oliver r. Burkhardt, Republican
judge or election, was beaten near tho
polling place at 612 North Third street.
A score or moro of arrests for various
offenses were made before noon, among
the prisoners being Felix McAdams
Democratic nominee for the legislature
in the Third district.
st, Louis, Nov. 3.---There was muon
scratching OF tickets In Missouri today,
reports of this condition reaching
headquarters or both parties. Indlca-
lions were for full vote. The compile
cations due to the senatorial primary
law and the numerous candidates and
the eight constitutional amendments
to be voted on, made the work tedious.
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ILLINOIS.

Chicago. Nov. 3.--With bright sky
and crisp autumn weather the polls In
Chicago opened at 6 II, m. today With
prospects of q very heavy vote being
cast. In many precincts rs per cent
Of The vote WAS east by o'clock, The
ballot contained scores Of names an0
scratching was reported in every seq
tton of the city. The voters had been
advised through tho superlntendents to
l,laY safe in scratching by making
every name instead of taking chances
au accidentally invalidating their ballot
and this took much time in the polling
booths.
Tho scratching was reported to be
largely Oh the state ticket. anG Wills
the Republicans asserted that Deneen
for governor. would carry Cook county
IChicaso) 1t was admitted that II
would be By greatly reduced margin
Democrats insisted that the county wns
absolutely safe for Stevenson, The
polls in this city will close at 4 p. m.
@ Chicago. Nov. 3.-Illinols IS TODAY
casting one of the heaviest votes In
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston, Nov 3.--Thc first complete
voting precinct In Massachusetts to be
heard from in the election today was
the town Of Norwell which gave Bryan
(Democrat) 40; Taft (Repubican) lb4.
Gov. Draper (Republican), III; Nahey
(DemocraD, 81.
Same precincts In 1908 gave for pres
ident: Parker DEMOCRACY, As; Roose-
Welt d1epublical, Isl.
The second voting precinct In Mas
sachusetts to report It's vote was the
town Of Avon. which gave:
Presiicnt-3ryan (DemocraD, IFS:
Taft Republicam, Ill; 1Iissen (lnde-
pendence). 81.
observation-disclosures Republican,, 1874;
Valley CDemocraD, 1888
Same precinct in 1904 gave for presi-
dent: Parker. 145; Roosevelt 1871.
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general In tho cities, With the excep !,
ton OF Butte. where registration fell
or nearly 5000, Il heayierYote VIII also
bs polled.
material race than in the national cleo
ton. and the Republicans. apparently
have a shade the better of 1t. the lapot'
organizations as rule espousihs tns
cause OF Edward Domain. the Repubh-
can nominee. -.
Specials to the Record from the cniet
cities Of the state indicate the poiiihs
OF an exceptionally heavy vote.
The weather is well nigh perfect
throughout the state. which insurcs the
heaviest vote on record.
Bryan and TAFT are equal choices IN
the betting w. B. George, Democratic
chairman, claims the state for Bryan
by $4,000, while Q. NJ. Lanstrum. the
{Republican chairman is content to de-
clare that Tafts plurality viii prob
ably exceed 5000.
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CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco. Nov. 3.--Ideai wealth.
er prevailed throughout California to-
day. A heavy vote was cast in this
city during the forenoon ana the in
dication is that the greater portion OF
the registered voters will have de-
posted their ballots by an early hour
in the afternoon, Although intense in
tcrast is being taken in the contest
there was no excitement at the polls.
Reports from Los Angeles and 9TH
ser cities in the southern part Of tho
state. say that the early vote there al
80 Is very heavy.
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COLORADO.

Denver, Col, Nov. 3.--F'ine weather
prevailed here and elsewhere in Co.'S
orado when the polls opened at z
o'clock Indications point to Il heavy
vote. The polls lGmain open until z
O'clock this evening.
During the morning the voting pro-
coded rapidly and quietly in Denver
and other Colorado cities and towns
from which reports were received. It
is observed that women more general
~ are voting than has been their GUS
4 tom. Many ballots arc scratched AMI
It Is evident that the count will occupy
80 much time that the result may
( not be positively known until tomor-
row.
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T0MoRRoW's RACES.
Big Special Program Filled With Fea-
lures Announced for ogden Day.

Tomorrow being Ogden day at the fair
grounds race track a special program,
has been arranged. The entries wiIielr
follow show new horses ard locke
First race. one mile, handicap, race
or trot-Drabell, Gu en- Cor, 80. !.
Rondo, WiiIetts, Ionstelo Pri,niis
Oyetta. r.
Second race. five furlongs, selling,
three years and Ups. Willie Gregg.
lioi lbt; %. Lola White, 1o9; 100 Marina,
109: 100 Athgold, 102: %, Bon vIyant,
104. 80, Esther NJ ioi
Third race. four and one-half fur
longs. selling, three years and up-i0i,
Salvage, i04 In: IS. TiiIette. 1o9; Iol.
Sam e., %; 81. Lady Adelaide %; 90
Blue Bottle, 10i: iM. Swaggerlator, So
S.. Billy Bagwell. loa
Fourth race. six furlongs, selling,
three and ups F. Il. Shaw, 106 lb !;
tsSesl, Ell Paisano, lo1; 1903, Little But
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OKLAHOMA.

Ardmore. Okla, Nov. Sd. B. Cook,
constable from Mulkey. and j. a.
Shines. farmer of Provence, were shot
and killed on East Main street in Ard
more today by John Braziel, a local
character. and James Billings. farmer
and companion of the two dead men,
was seriously wounded Braziel was
arrested. The quartet had been drink
ing and quarreled.
Guthrie Okla, Nov. 3.--There was
full, early vote in oklhoma. union men
generally following instructions to go
TO he polls in tire morning hours A
cold rain in portions of the state did
not dampen the interest,
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia Nov. 3,--Early mornins
indications pointed TO an exceedingly
heavy vote in this city, due to he con
tests that arc being waged In the vari-
Gus legislative districts by those favor
Ing local option. The weather is clear
and pleasant.
Pittsburg. Nov. "a heavy fog pre-
walls in this vicinity today. That a
large vote will be polled was Indicated
when the voting started at o'clock
and a Republican victory is assured.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral services OF Lawrence Olor
Emanuel Rydberg, son of Rev. ami
Mrs, Emanuel Rydberg, Will be Ii ID
from the Swedish Evangehca Xion
church, corner Fourth East and Eec0nd
South, Wednesday, Nov. ., nt2 p. m. In
erment at Sparta, Mich.
@,rhe funeral Of John Jeremy VIII take
Mace from 43 south Eighth West to-
morrow afternoon. The remains may
be viewed from II noon to $50 p. m, A
special invitation Is extended to Indian
war veterans to attend
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INDIANA.

indianapolis. Ind Nov. 3.A heavy
vote was cast hero this morning. The
weather Is pleasant.
Indianapolis, Ind. Nov. 3.-Chairman
Goodrich of the Republican state COM
mlttee. today said:
From the reports | am receiving
from all over the state heavy vote
is being polled. Tho Indications are
that there is,very little scratching, and
that Taft VIII carry Indiana by a large
Stokes Jackson, chairman of the
Democratic state committee. said:
There Is a very heavy vote being
cast today and that is an indieatiqia
that the Democratic ticket will be suc-
cessful in Indiana. / believe Bryan
VIII carry the state"
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| . 20 .
the political history of the state, In
this city long lines OF men were formed
outside the polling precincts before
they were opened at 8 O'clock and from
the opening was. rapid and heavy. Dis
patches from all over the state snow
chat Il like interest In the election -
being manifested everywhere ana tho
general tenor OF the dispatches received
Is that the state will go for the Repub-
lican national ticket and that the He-
publican candidate for governor, Char
les S. Dereen is being heavily
scratched. Ideal weather prevails
throughout the state.
At II o'clock II was estimated that
tWo-thirds of the registered vote of
4l1,1l2 In Chicago had been polled.
Scratching OF ballots. which was obvi-
Gus during the first hour continued,
particularly with reference to the state
ticket. The polls We're fully manned
by representatives of the contendins
parties. Democrats and Republicans
alike declaring that there would be q
remarkably full vote. No disturbances
were reported.
Danville. Ill. Nov. 3.Tho weather is
clear and warm today and as Il result
a heavy vote is being polled over the
congressional district represented by
Speaker Cannon.
VILE are concerned the opposition to
Speaker Cannon has dwindled away.
Reports from over the entire district
are encouraging to him and 1t Is pre-
dicted his majority Will not be below
normal. The only vote he is losing Is
the vest pocket which he has never
counted on.
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OREGON.

Portland, Or, Nov. s-Weather con-
ditions in Oregon, Washington and IDA
no this morning with the exception OF
Puget Sound country, are ideal. 1t ~
raining and storming on Puget Sound.
The indications are for rain This aftef-
noon in northwestern oregon and west-.
ern Washington.
Early voting in Portland was OF nor
NAL volume. An order was issued ex
tending the closing hour of the polls
to Z o'clock, Reports from the interior
are meager but indicate good, early
vote.
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tered Cincinnati vote which nag eH-
ceoded the registration of four years
ago by over 5000 had been cast by Il
O'clock.
Reports from various parts Of ono
show general heavy and early Note
being polled. Good weather and the m
tense interest brought more tiian ~
per cent of the votes out before, IL
O'Clock. Little trouble was reported.
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NEW JERSEY.

Trenton. N. j.. Nov. 3.-VotIng was
quite lively during the morning hours
and in this and nearby vicinitles and
the prospects are that a heavy vote
will be polled. The weather is fine.
Because of the perfect weather con-
dltions the state vote cast UP to noon
was the heaviest in years.
Leaders of both big parties say the
full vote is coming out
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TENNESSEE.

Nashville. Tenn. Nov. s.--The wealth
er here Is cool and threatening. Rain
is predicted In the mountain districts.
There Is perceptible lack of interest
In the election throughout the city and
the vote will not be large. Many
negroes in Nashville md other cities
will vote the state and national tickets.
Polls opened at and will close at
n. 1.-si.a
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KENTUCKY.

Louisville. Ky. Nov. 3--Early ballot
Ing in Louisville was done under the
glow of many lights. dense fog maxi
ing the morning almost as dark as
night Much interest was manifested
and the long limo of voters at the polls
early Indicated q full vote.
Advices from various points in Ken
lucky indicate II heavy vote.
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MINNESOTA.

ST. Paul, Nov. 3.--Vottng began here
promptly at O'clock and the early
vote was heavy. In some precincts
each booth had voters in it soon after
the opening time With a line waiting.
The weather is clear.
heavy early day vote is being cas-, ana
the prospects are that nearly one-half
OF the ballots will be east by noon.
The weather is perfect, clear and calm.
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r.I l.


Des Moines. Iowa, Nov. 3.-Fine
weather prevailed In all parts of Iowa
this morning. Owing to the agitation
concernlng the voting machine and
the dissatisfaction they have engen-l
dered because Of their apparent in
capacity, the booths where the mach
ines are in use, were crowded at Z
Z O'clock and remained congested all
through the forenoon. There has been
no disturbance. Indication point to
an unusually heavy vote. The polls
close ut Z y. m.
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WISCONSIN,.

Milwaukee Wis, Nov. 3.--Polls open
cd in Milwaukee at 6 a. m. A big vote
was cast before o'clock. There is con-
siderable scratching. the result Of the
trading of votes. The weather is clear.
The polls close in milwaukee, at S p. M,
in towns att p. m. and in villages at
3 p. m.
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If you suffer from constipation and
liver trouble Foley's Orlno Laxative
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tinually after taking Orino: why con-
tinue to be the slave of pills and tab
let's. F. j. Hill Drug Co., THE Never
Suhstitutors."
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GEORGIA.

Atlanta, Ca, Nov, 3.--The election
lis being watched With interest be-
cause OF doubt as to what effect tho
complimentary vote polled by watson,
Populist. and Graves. Independent
party nominee for vice president, both
Georgians. will have on tho usual
Democratic plurality. The weather t.
clear and the voting heavy.
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MONTANA.

Helena. Mont, Nov. S.-IdeaI weather
conditions prevail throughout Montana
today which indicates that full vote
Will be cast. Montana viii show a
greatly increased vote over two years
ago, and as The new settlers are prac-
tically all farmers. this is taken to be
favorable to the Republican ticket in
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

Sioux Falls, S. D.. Nov. 3.-E1ectlon
day opened bright and clear, typical
Indian summer day. The polls opened
at S o'clock and will close at 5.
Reports show a heavy early vote and
party tickets are being badly split out
side the presidential candidates. It Is
estimated that the total vote will be
5000 or 10000 greater than ever before.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

Fargo, N. D., Nov. 3.--Interest in the
election manifested itself as soon as
the polling places opened at o'clock
and the carly vote was heavy. The
weather is clear and moderate. Nov
enlber temperature prevailed. This will
bring out large vote in this county.
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ALABAMA.

Birmingham, Ala. Nov 3.---In many
parts of tho state election day opened
cloudy. a heavy rain last night made
things look damp. a heavy vote how
ever is predicted in Birmingham. The
voting started slowly
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OHIO.

Cleveland o.. Nov. S.-1ntense inter-
day and the vote cast during the early
morning hours was unusually heavy.
The polls opened at $50 a. m. and will
close at $40 p. m. Owing to the blank
ct size of the ballots the count tonight
will no doubt be exceedingly slow. Tbs
weather is clear and cool.
Cincinnati, Nov. s.-The carly voting
in this city was light The weather
was foggy and cool. The polls opened
at $50 o'clock and will close at $50
n m,
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NEVADA.

Reno, Nov. 3.--While'the vntins in the
early morning hours was light, it is
expected That Nevada will cast a vote
OF about $4,000, equivalent to u third Of
the population Of the state. eight years
ago ideal weather conditions prevail
and Indications are that the state will
so Democratic by n good majority.
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MICHIGAN.

Detroit, Mich. Nov. s.--Thc number
of persons waiting at the election
booths when the polls opened at s
o'clock was taken to indicate u heavy
vote in this city.
Weather conditions are perfect. The
polls will close at o'clock this even
if,ty
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Columbia. S. G.. Nov. 3,-Determinea
to aid Mr.. Bryan to secure popular
majority, the Democratic voters Of this
state are turning out in force today. 1t
is claimed that the Democrats will car
ry the state by more than $4,000.
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tercup, III; loa. sea Sick. ~ (S'ol1,
AaSsa 9s; ta4sa) Esther B;. 10y; LIZ.
Fifth race, one and q sixteenth n m 1ack
handicap, three. years nna ui,Iss iias,Ass,
Maxetta lU7: lo4. Piquet, ~; ~ it ls'
100; as. I'll Caul Cap, lN.g
sixth race. four furlonss
years and ups Ny Nnrs
q; r w Fuller, 11s; IS, Hal,
nv. ia: 50, Jas. a. Murray, III.
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THREE VOTES CHALLENGED.

Three americans" who appeared at
the Ninth district polling place in the
city and county building this morning
were challenged. One of the men was
A. G. McIntlre who said he lived at
SIG south State street. John McDon-
aid, Republican watcher, challenged
him on the ground that he had not
given his right name and that he was
a nonresident. Mr.. Mcdonald also
challenged Arthur II. Smith, 129 east
Fourth South street, on the ground that
his name does not appear on the official
list. William Halls night to vote was
challenged because he lives without. the
district, mis- home being "a south State
street. All votes We're sworn in.
The price Is WAY down on ,,ncalled
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WYOMING.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. 3.--Good wealth
err conditions throughout the state ia
vor a heavy vote today Dry weather
the last few days effectively dried the
roads and an unusually heavy vote in
tho country Is anticipated. The polls
opened at o'clock and will close at 5
D. IN
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DELAWARE.

wilmington, Del, Nov :,--With both
parties still claiming the state, voting
in this city started with a rush when
the polls opened. Political managers
are doing their utmost to get out their
full strength. Tho weather is clear.
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LOUISIANA.

New Orleans, La, Nov. 2.Election
day is marked by clear, warm weather
throughout the greater part OF Loulsi-
ana. GOV. Sanders sent q message from
New York urging all Democrats to so
to the polls.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Raleigh. N. C., Nov 3.---Election day
opened In North Carolina with fair
weather and a fun vote is expected.
The state will go Democratic by about
$4,000. All congressman probably win
be Democratic.
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FLORIDA.

n Jacksonville Fla. Nov. 3.--Little in
4 terest is manifest here in the election
The success OF the Democratic state
md national tickets is conceded by the
Republicans. Tho weather Is clear but
the voting Is Hight si
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KANSAS.

Topeka. Kan, Nov. Authorization
from over The state shows that an un-,
usually largo vote Is being polled. The
negroes are scratching their tickets
heavily In Topeka.
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MISSISSIPPI.

Jackson. Miss, Nov. 3.-It is gem
orally fair throughout Mississippi
though cloudy weather Is reported at
several points. The total vote Will
probably be larger than in 1901.
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ARKANSAS.

Little Rock. Nov s,-The weather
over the entire state Of Arkansas to-
day is clear and pleasant. The usual
vote is being polled. Indications point
to large Democratic majority
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OHIO.

Toledo, o.. Nov, S.-The weather to-
day is clear and cool. That large
vote, the heaviest in the history of
the city. II all the registered voters
are brought ont, was indicated bv
the early morning rush TO the polls
In some precincts voting was being
Cincinnati, NOV. 3,--It was estimated
that fully 60 per cent OF the total regis
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TEXAS.

Austin. Texas. Nov. 3.Throughout
the state today the weather Is fair. a
light vote Is being polled, due to the
fact that little interest Is being mani
tested in state affairs. Democrats will
probably carry all the congressional
Districts