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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-04

the earth covers this distance in 1851
days, travelling at the rate of $3.50
miles an hour, or 1,09S miles per min
ute, or nearly 100 times as fast as a
train going at one mile per minute.
Therefore, train travelling at this
speed would require nearly LOO years
TO accomplish the journey round the
earth's orbit.
The velocity of a rifle bullet is about
2,130 feet per second, or 24.1 miles per
minute, and that of the protectile
weighing $50 pounds, from quick-fir-
ing nine-inch gun. is about 1900 feet
per second, or thirty-four miles per
minute, so that the velocity of the earth
is 1928 times as fast as the latter.
million gallons of water, weighing
ten pounds per gallon. is equivalent to
4.464.2S tons. and, allowing thirty-siX
cubic feet TO the ton, this will be equal
to cube of water having sides Al feet
in length, or to a reservoir 1861 feet
square and ten feet deep.
The quantity of water used annually
for fires in the county of London
amounts to $4,000. 900 gallons, equivalent
to Sc, 500 tons. OF this amount, one-third
is drawn direct from rivers, canals and
docks, and the remainder from the wa
ter mains; the total of IA zoo. 900 is equal
to a cube having sides 131 feet square.
nually in the county of London for all
purposes is 217. 567 600 gallons. equal in
bulk to cube having sides nearly S27
feet long, or to reservoir 622 yards
square and ten feet deep.
The amount of liquor consumed an
nually in the United Kingdom is as fol-
lows: Wine equal to 1921 900 gallons.
represented in volume by a cube having
sides 135 feet long: beer, equal to 1870
o1o~at 10 cub
with sides 5ss feet in length; and spir-
its, equal to 44.07S, 000 gallons, which
would form cube with sides 1872 feet
square.
One million blood corpuscles (Which
are each about 1920 inch in diameteD,
if laid in a row. touching one another,
would cover a distance of twenty-six
feet, and 1000, 900 bacteria (Which are
about $4,000 inch in length, and 1-25, 600
inch in diameter), if laid lengthwfse
end TO end, would extend to a distance
of 1856 feet: but, If laid side by side,
they would be 3.33 feet. long.
A gramme of street mud. which is
equivalent to a small cube of earth hav-
ing sides One-quarter inch in length,
contains about 100000 bacteria,
which. if placed in a line side by side.
would cover a length of 259.74 feet, and
a gramme of earth from a cultivated
neiO VIII contain ABOUT llsVVVsVUO Ddc-
terra, which, If laid side by. side, would
extend distance of $3.50 feet.
In the Alpine mountains no bacteria
were found in 10000, 900 cubic centimet-
ers of air. which is equivalent in size
to cube of seven feet sides: but in the
air of the streets of Paris $1,000 were
found in the same volume of air; while.
in the rain water of Paris. 99.s00.00
bacteria were found in cube having
sides seven feet in length. This is
equivalent to about fifty-seven bacteria
to one cubic inch.
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COLORADO.

r.,ver Nov 3-With thousands of
,,-stehed ballots yet to be counted and
s.,,,rnS on straight ballots complete In
=. countv- town or community In Colo
-sdo conditions at midnight are such that
- Is impossible 10 give even an idea of
5oE- the state has gone. II is estimated
nat more than fifty per cent OF the bal
- cast throughout the state were
.--srcbed Outside of Denver and Pueb-
Ia Rrvan and Taft are running neck and
recI on straight ballots. with definite re-
f5rns from no point In Denver, Taft
seems 10 lead. but the Democratic man
,,srs claim they will carry the city and
ce,Intv In Pueblo. figuring from returns
on straight ballots, Bryan has the ad-
,-sntage All over the state local issues
irfiucnced the voters and this accounts
for the heavy scratching 1t is not likely
Rat definite statements of results can be
made before late tomorrow.
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HERE'S GOOD NEWS.
NEW DRUG MAIZENE CAN NOW
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IT'S good news &c Kidney sufferers
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You! DyspeptiCs
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What an Eminent Medical Man Says
Dyspepsia Really Is-Then
Gain Hope.

This affection called Dyspepsia is the
greatest torment of civilized life. and is
to be considered rather as an unnatural
functional difficulty than as structural
disease"
The same authority has classified dvs
pepsia thus: The first form due to reIa-
tions with other organs which are in a
morbid and unhealthy state which is
characterized as reflex action OF s,,c,
type Is the nausea and vometing caIIsed
by Irritation Of brain. lungs, liver or
uterus
The second form is caused by scantv
supply of gastric juice. made evident by
slowness Of digestion. long retention If
food in the stomach, distress for a Ions
time after meals. accompanied by weighty
decomposition of food in aiimentary canal
causing fetid and foul gases and the an
pearance of undigested food in the evar-
uatious from bowels.
The third and last form of oyspensia
according to this renowned medical light
is that which accompanies some ahnor-
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KANSAS.

Topeka. Kan. Nov. 3.-Kansas election
returns are still very incomplete, owing
10 the long ballot and the late hour of
closing the polls The returns seem to
substantiate the claims of the Republican
state committee that the entire Repub-
Ican state ticket headed by Walter R.
Stubbs for governor. has been elected by
about 25.O0o plurality. and that Taft's ma
Jority Is a few thousand votes larger. The
Republican majority In the new legislature
Will be large. assuring the election of j.
l. Bristow, formerly fourth assistant
postmaster general. as United States SEN
ator TO succeed Chester !. Long. The
present delegation in congress-eight Re
publicanS-has been reelected mostly by
increased maiorities
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ILLINOIS,.

Chicago. Nov. AT ! o'clock the re-
.urns showed concluslvely that Taft had
carried the state by 10000 to $4,000 De-
neen. the Republican candidate for gov
trnor. was elected by a plurality esti-
legislature. which Is to choose a successor
to United States Senator Albert ]. Hop
hns, viii be composed of 50 Republicans
and 81 Democrats in the senate. and 2I5
Republicans and 176 Democrats in the
house
The congressional delegation from IL
lin0is, with three districts vet to hear
from. will be composed of Il Republicans
and five Democrats
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KILLED IN COLLISION.

Washington. Nov 3.-Early today q COL
lisfon occurred in the Potomac river be-
tween the Norfolk & Washington steam
er City OF Washington. and the ferry
boat LackaWanna- bound from Washing
ton TO Alexandria Samuel Beianken, 30
years old. a merchant of Alexandria, but
who, resided in this city, was killed
The collision is said to have been due
to a confusion of signals and inability
on account of the low stage of the wa
ter. to properly handle the ferryboat
The starboard side of the Lackawanna
was torn away and the bow of the City
of Washington was slightly damaged. The
Laekawanna was beached
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MONTANA.

Butte. Mont Nov. 3.-The returns at
this time, while yer yincomplete, seem
to indicate that Taft will carry Mon
Ian. Republi ran nominee for governor
will be defeated by Governor Edwin Nor
ris, Democrat, by several thousand.
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NEW YORK SETTLED 1T.

New York. Nov. 3.-Governor Hughes
won by over $1,000 plurality the biennial
battle of High bridge. which was waged
again today the regiments Of ballots
were marshaleJ.
Hughes came down TO the city from up
state with an indicated plurality or about
II. 000 Chambers plurality shouth of High
bridge was Apr Ultimately $500. The vote
of two years ago was increased by about
10000: Chanler surprising the Democratic
leaders by an Unexpectedly large vote in
the rural districts. but lost tremendously
I'm the city of Greater New York, where
his followers mad expected at least 100000
DluralitV
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WASHINGTON.

Seattle, Wash. Nov. st is practically
assured at midnight that Taft has car
ried Washington by 5000 and that Sam
uel c. Cosgrove, Republican candidate
for governor. will duplicate the Taft plu-
rality. The entire Republican state ticket
Is elected. The election of Wesley l..
Jones to succeed Levi Ankeney as United
States senator is assured The Socialist
vote in the state will reach 1900 and
the PrOhibitionists cast about $500.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia. Nov. AT o'clock with
eighteen counties to hear from, the in
dications are that Taft has carried Penn
sylvania by a plurality that will be nearer
10000 than 100000. The returns received
show a considerable falling off in every
county with the exception of two. y
heavy vote was polled throughout the
state due principally to the many warm
contests in the legislative districts. The
Republicans hold their own in the con-
gressional districts il they do not in
crease their representation.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Cincinnati. Nov. 4.-Returns from West
Virginia came in slowly. but enough had
been received by half-past l o'clock this
morning to indicate a slight advantage
for Judge Taft. although the margin was
so small that the state could still be
called doubtful.
On the first $50 precincts the advantage
in favor of Tart indicated Loco plurality
for him. Practically the same precincts
gave figures indicating the election of
Bennett, Democrat, for governor. over
Glasscock. Republican. by larger plu-
rality than that indicated for Taft
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MICHIGAN.

Detroit Mich. Nov. with Taft and
Sherman carrying the state by a large
majority, estimated at about 10000. the
successful state candidate for governor of
Michigan is not known at 80 a. m. Re
turns from the state are slower than they
have been for years Republican candi-
dates for congress have been elected In
all but the First district. where the votes
have not been counted and the result is
NOT known.
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NEW PLAN SUGGESTED.

Washington. Nov General Henry
Sharp, commissary general Of the army.
in his annual report. recommends the
service corps in the army to perform
the work of the subsistence and quarter
masters departments. which is now done
by soldiers of the line detailed on special
duty. He says the detailed men cannot
give satisfactory service under existing
conditions
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BUN DOWN RY TRAIN.

Buffalo Mimi. Nov 3.-Herman Krausc
and William Waderse, pioneer farmers,
were run down by a passenger train this
forenoon Will on their way to the polls
and killed Emil Krause. a son of one
of the dead men, was probably fatally
injured
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CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco. Nov 2-Owinr to the
slowness with whic hthe returns from
California have been received il is diff
ficult az this hour, 10 APP. M. 70 make
any estimate that would cary accuracy
and pOsitiveness. If Taft figures main
tain their ratio of gain as indicated in
les scattering precincts California will go
Republican BY 60UO0
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WYOMING.

Cheyenne. Wyo., Nov. S.-Complete re-
turns have not been received from any
part of the state. Incomplete returns
show large Democratic gains. Both state
chairmen claim the state by, small ma
jorities. Laramie county usually Repub-
lican by 500 TO 10Go will go strongly
Democratic on the county ticket, and
probably for Bryan.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston. Nov. 3.-The Republican ma
uonal and state candidates swept the
state today and all eleven Republican
congressman were reelected. Both
branches II the legislature will be Repub-
hcan by heavy margins.
Early estimates indicate plurality for
Taft OF lHS.OoO
The plurality of Lieutenant Governor
.Eoen S. Draper. Republican. for governor
Is estimated at 10000
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Taft CHOSEN PRESIDENT
BY MAJORITY OF VOTES
Continued From Page 1

raIity in Oregon will exceed 25.Oeo 1t is
believed that he has carried every county
in the state Multnomah county, the iarg-
est voting county in the state. will give
him a plurality of about 5000.
The Republican state committee claims
the state Tor Taft by approximately 25.
900. and the Democratic committee con-
ced-s a plurality of 1890.
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q, governor. led Davidson, Republican,
~ about 1850 votes
Vipstnrns fro nathe. Trempeleau assembly
,,s.-.ct. Indicate the defeat of Speaker
qq55sS--,an y. Ekern, La Toilette Republic
,-bo ran IN an Independent ticket
a..s;nst Albert T. Twesne. the primary
ssT1inee. Twesme's plurality is estimated
- about 80
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OKLAHOMA.

Guthrie Okla. Nov 3-Oklahoma has
continued loyal to the Democratic party
but the majority has been reduced mate
rally and Bryan's lead Is estimated at
only 1900. The five members of con-
gress. four Democrats and one Republic
an. have been. reelected. The legislature
Is two-thirds Democratic. insuring the re-
turn OF United States Senator Thomas p
Gore the blind senator. The only state
officers chosen were corporation commits
sioner A. P Watson and Justice of the
Supreme Court 5. W. Hayes. both Dem
OcTafS
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FINANCE REFORM BILL.

Berlin, Nov. 2.-The imperial finance
bill TO be introduced in the reichstag
viii produce according to the latest es-
Inmates Sis, 000, 600 a year. 1t includes the
assessment on the spirits monopoly which
is expected to yield $25. 600. 900: a fresh tax
on tobacco $l9. 250.o10. a succession duty
s2S 600. eco; a duty on beer. Sc. 900; a
duty on wipes, 100000: duties on cleo
tricity and gas. si2.500,0Oo. and duty on adj
yertisements, S. go 900.
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CONNECTICUT.

publicans swept Connecticut in today s
publicans swept Connecticut in todays
election fully as completely as four years
ago. Taft carrying the state by more
than 50.00 plurality. and Congressman
George Lilley. the Republican candidate
for governor, going into office by about
5000 plurality over Judge A. III. Robert
son. his opponent All the five con-
gressmeE are Republicans by pluralities
equal to those of two years ago. The
entire Republican state ticket is elected
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DIED.

OLSEN-At the residence, No. $50 East
Eighth South street Nov. 3, after lin
gering Illness. Mrs Gunhild NJ. iOlsen.
aged 30 years, widow of the late Thor
wald Olsen.
Funeral services will be held at 6 NJ.
Taylor & Co.'S funeral chapel Friday
Nov. s. at u o'clock. Friends invited.
-YOUNG-At the residence No S37 East
Sixth South street Nov. 3. of pneumO-
J. mia. William D. Young. aged 40 years
Funeral announcement later.
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ALLEGED TRAIN wREckER.

Chippewa Falls Wis. Nov 3.-John Nc
Mullen was arrested today on the charge
of wrecking the Duluth limited OF the
Omaha road near Augusta last Thurs
day. He is said to have confessed to his
sweetheart who informed the authorities
The train when it was wrecked was going
fifty miles an hour and was thrown off
the track because a rail had been re-
moved. Fortunately only eight persons
were slightly hurt
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FATAL FEUDAL WAR.

Lexington. Kya.. Nov. 3.-As a result
of a feudal war at Campon Junction.
about twenty miles west of Jackson, Is
low Allen. aged 20 years. was shot and
killed, last night; Alvin Graver. aged .,
was badly injured, and Clarence Sher-
man. who did the shooting, was shot in
the head. but managed to escape TO the
mountains. Eight barrels Of whisky
shipped into town for the election brought
on the election trouble
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FLORIDA.

Jacksonville. Fla. Nov. 3.-Owing to a
long ballot and a slow count, the result
of the election in Florida will not be
known tonight. Bryan has carried the
state by 5000 however, and all three
Democratic congressman were elected
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HIS CHIEF INTEREST.
success Magazine.)

When they take women away from
the coeducational college," said the
speaker, what will follow"
Il WILL" cried voice from the audi
ence
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STABBED BY HIS BROTHER.

East st. Louis. Ills. Nov. 3.-Robert
Tosnock was probably fatally stabbed by
his brother. Joseph. here today. They
fought after q political argument.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, r L., Nov 3-With about
two-thirds of the 161 precincts heard
from the figures indicated a probable plu-
rality of 1900 for Saft in tire state
The Republican state ticket headed by
4. ]. Pothier. candidate for governor.
has undoubtedly been successful.
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ORDERED TO RETURN.

Peking, Nov Am edict issued today
confers a decoration upon the Dalai Lama
of Tibet, grants him annual salary
of 10000 taels and orders him to return
TO Tibet He is Furthermore enjoined to
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through the state. Taft received a small
majority in two counties, and Watson.
the Populist candidate. carried three
counties Taft carried two wards in this
city All the Democratic congressman
We're reelected and the reelection of
Senator Clay. Democrat. is assured.
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BIOL In SPAIN.

Huelva. Spain Nov. S.-There was an
encounter here last night between the
striking copper miners in the Rio .Tinto
districts and other states. Troops were
called out
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NEVADA.

Reno. New. Nov. Returns up to 3
a m. indicate that the Democratic ticket
has geen generally successful throughout
the state Counts will not be complete
for two or three days
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DELAWARE.

Wilmington. Del. Nov. 3.-Tafts indi-
Gated plurality in Delaware is 3.000 and
the Republican state ticket headed by
Simon S. Pennesell. for governor is elect
ed by about the same plurality.
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HELD TO GRANp JURY.

Little Rock. Ark. Nov. 3.-Twenty-six
men i'm Craighead county are under ar
rrst for night riding and have been held
for the grand jury in bonds of $500.
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ALABAMA.
BirnninsF

Birmingham, Ala. Nov. S.-The full
Democratic congressional ticket has been
elected in Alabama. The normal Demo-
cratic majorities have been maintained
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VIRGINIA.

Richmond. Va. Nov Virginia gave
her usual majority TO Democracy yester-
day. the state going for Bryan by nearly
q. 900.
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VERMONT.

White River Junction. Vt. Nov. a.
Complete retur,/ from the state of Yer
mont give Taft 1852; Bryan Hess His
gen. 10. Taft's plurality. 1884.
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MAINE.

Portland. Me. Nov 4--Taft and Sher-
man We're given a plurality of 81 600 in
Maine today out of otai vote for the
two leading parties of 10000. Brvan's
vote was estimated at 35725: Taft-s S. cog
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WILLING TO DIVIDE.
lChicago News.

(ChicagO NeWs.)
Police Magistrate-Ill give you $40
and costs.
Prisoner amt no hog, your honor.
Gimme the SO and you may keep the
COSTS
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RAILROAD MAN DEAD.

assistant superintendent of terminals OF
the st. Paul road at Chicago, died to-
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NEBRASKA.

Lincoln, Neb.. Nov 4.-The complete
count Of the city of Lincoln gives Bryan
plurality of 81.
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TENNESSEE.

Knoxville. Tenn. Nov THE returns
up to midnight indicate that Bryan will
have about 1890 plurality in the state.
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TEXAS.

Dallas. Tex. Nov. 3-Returns indicate
the election of the entire Democratic
ticket by the usual majority
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Baltimore Nov. Returns from the
counties continue to dribble in and those
received up to $3.50 a. m. indicate that
Taft's advantage gained in this city is
overcome. at least in part, by the vote
of the counties. At this time the Ameri-
can Republican, claims only LOO for
Taft in Maryland as a whole
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OREGON.

Portland. Ore. Nov. 3.-Returns gath
cred ~ the Associated Press I'D to f.3O
O'clock tonight indicate that Taft's plu-
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GEORGIA..

Atlanta. Ga. Nov S--Although Georgia
gave Bryan a substantial plurality of
about 1900 Republican gains were shown