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DISTRICT COURT DAILY MINUTES

Leland "a Hard rt al C- statr. ment of Ira D. Orton that counsel aa both sidcs had stipulated ts6t 'hc d. murrcr to first amended complaint b. submitted without argument. tho dr- rnurrar was at this +ime submitteJ
 Esp. ei al vs Steh5sla q a. qa motion Of John Rpstsard the motian for severance and ofder ,o show cause were both set for hearing Monday next at g 50 a. m.
 Nikesen vS. Steamer Nunivak oB| motion of F. F. Fuller the default af| the respondent was ordered entered
 Wright ct al v< Ewing rt al. ThIz case came regularly on for tftal be fore the court and s jury. 4. J. Daiv and F. r. Fuller appearing for lhe. plaintiffs. and ". X Gilmore and $. T.. JefreyS for the defendants Cas. fr- ported by NIrs = J. NuunN >tcnoe rapher. On motion Of A J. Daly tha names Of George T. Grigsby and F. Coke Hill were ordered entered a. as- soeiate counsel for plaintiffs On mo- ton of A Daly plaintiffs wers ai= lowed to take a voluntary non-Sutt aS to damages without prejudice. Tn jury ns empaneled and sworn tn tre the casn was as follows: James Wood. J. r Plein. r 1T Buricy Thomas Madden. Fred Grain. Geo. D. Ntillar a Bauer. Henry Wolf. \. II Anderson. J. T. Ros.. r 4. Dixon. ard !. ] Nc. cresl. Ptaintirf@ ease Was stated - the iufy by $. | naiS. after vhtef the jury were sdinoaishcJ and . ] o'clock noon court adjourned untH
 p. ra.
 Wright et al - Ewing et al Tas resumed Jurofs an present. ". A Giimor' stated defendants case ts n. Jury. Counsel on both sides rcauestat wfitten instructions by thr court. ar motion of A j DaIy all witnesses oa both side who afc not p.rties To th. suit sere excludrd from the court room during The trlsi until called. Plain tifs offefea ena fr,d Tn evidence fh.t part of th" deposition of Andrew k RaSine in rcFprd n the Yriloysiana claim. The bius print of the Good Hop" claim attached tn tho deposition Of \. K Rayins Sss ordered det4eaaa and marh"a Pieintlas' Exhibit A. nj. aitted without objection Plaintiff aiTo offered in evidence copy of notice of location of Good Hope Association claim Nov. 10. isol. by Andrew k. In vine Q; al. which was detached iron the deposition and admitted without objection and marked Plaintifs. Ex- hioit n. Plaintiffs also offcred in cyi. denee tho original deed from l.. N Peterson to \, K Ravine dated Oct. 5, 1908. which was admitted without objection and marked PiaintiRs Exhib- it C. also original dced from \. Rayinc 10 T. U. Gibson ct al. daf..l Nov. 2i. isoG. which gas admitted without objection and marked Plain ufS Exhibit D. and thereafter Dan Tel A. Jones was sworn and testified for plaintiff. The witness idenlia l q large map of the Good Hope Assa- cia,ion ana adjoining claims. which was admitted without objection and marked Plaintiffs' Exhibit F.. L. N. Peterson was then sworn and testif T until ?. m. on behalr of plaintiffs. when the jury was aarnonishcd and excused until 10 q IT Monday next. and oour; adjourned untn Monday. Arrii =. 1908. st 2. 90 a m.
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PIONEERS OF ALASKA.
 ioLoo NO. 1. Fred H. Anderson. Sec. IAt and 3rd
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NOME AERiE. NO. 75, F. o. z.
 Eagle hall Tuesday. D. III. W. NJ. Eddy See
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V. W. V. R.
 Sons of the North hall, Thursday 7:3o ?. m. I. Kell. sec.
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BROTHERHOOD OF OWLS. NOME
 NEST, NO. 90. Thursday. s:30 D m. w NJ. Eddy Sec
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NlW Y0RK-George p r.nun King of the Klondikc. v.st has frrig- VI mil ,eEs of dollars asa4 II g,ld from he iaak~ of the Yataa walked do"n the gaRgplank of tfs- White Star liner Majestic today wirh h.s bride on one arm ani Iorc'I wrapped m brown paper under the ntza. The par e'l was carelessly tied F.ish g piece of f"ine. and fl might hara h-eH a loaf of bread or pair of old shoes judged by in" unconeern of tho man evfa ear,iel t
 But the bundle contained 500 sl.ooo bills eIear half mil which Mir. Lemon was carrying about as thougr it were laundry or a iaae If bread. Io
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LADIES, ATTENTION.

The French Laundry ie now ready tc take lace curtains.
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hr is one Of the leading citizens of Winnipeg, and doubles he wil have s"ne thing hot and strong To reply 10 the premier
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Larses. Billiard aro Pool Room in Alaska at the Board Of Trade
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-26

to your date for return here, when l
went home before. | assumed'l would
find you here upon my return today.
now learn that you will be detaii-
ed in the east until Tuesday. and as
| must be home Monday. leave to-
morrow. Since the President and his
cabinet have joined forces with Mr..
Hearst and three Wall street brokers
TO make a personal fight against me,
Notwithstanding the President in his
answer to Mr.. Bryan abandoned his
charge about Ohio Standard Oil
cases, yet"by all the means at the
command of the government, and the
millions OF Hearst ard his Wall street
allies. they persist in vicious. UNI
warranted and untruthful attacks on
me. Personally I welcome their at
tack, and shall meet it with all tn"
vigor at my command. l shall treat
them as private citizens aud subject
to the penalties of the law which
they merit.
In this | know shall have the
aid of my neighoors at home for all
proper purposes. but my time must
be free from other demands.
His Heart Full Of Hope.
Again my hart is full of hope
for the election Of Bryan and Kern.
Honest government and rule by the
people is at stake. Important beyond
any battle at the polls in the last
neration is the pending contest.
Il would not for one moment. con-
slider remaining in any way connect
ed with the committee. therefore !
hereby tender my resignation as
treasurer OF the Democratic national
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-26
MAGNA1E OURS
Dupont Resigns From Two
Repgb|ean Committees.
IS BHne suED BY GOVERNMENT
DoeGit Wish to Bring Criticism Up
on Party Because Of His Relations
With the Powder Truet-Did
Roosevelt and Taft Take Hand?
(By Associated Press.)


NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Chairman
al committee today announced that
General Coleman Dupont, Of Della
ware, head of the bureau Of cam
paign speakers of the national com
mittee, had resigned as head of that
bureau, and also as a member of the
executive committee Of the national
committee, and that his resignation
hat, been accepted.
Mr.. Hitchcock said he hal 4 con.
ference with Mr.. Dupor' hts n ,:n.
ing, and the latter insis,e! upon ia
acceptance of his resignation, fee!in :
that the tendency of the sui. by the
government against the pnv!e- con-
Isny, with which he l. co3nec.ed 4.
Eight be employed by Republican oo'
rcnents to the injury OF he cam.
paign.
Chairman Hitchcock said no sue,
cessor to Mr.. Dupont had yet been
selected.
Hitchcock Assumes Responsibility.
III
welt and Mr.. Taft had not objected
to Mr.. Dupont at the time of his ap.
pointment, Chairman Hitchcock re,
piled indirectly tina; the chairman OF
the national committee always made
such 49,. .tments; in this case he
(Mr Hlrcncock) assumed all respon'
sibility. as he assumed full RESPONSE
biIity for all other things done in
this campaign.
Mr.. Dupont,s letter OF resignation
Is As follows:
September %. 1898.
Hon. Frank II. Hitchcock.
Chairman Republican National
Committee. New York City.
MY Oar Mr.. Hitchcock:
Recently I have noticed various
criticisms Of my being the director
Of the SD akcrs' bureau, and a MEM
Der OF the executive committee. on
accoun; OF my relation 20 the f. J.
Dupont Dcnours Powder Company,
which is being sued by the govern
meni. The m ri:s of that suit viI!
be determined In the due course Of
Judicial procedure. I have always
been a loyal supporter Of the Re-
publican party. both in state and ma
ton. and I am no; willing to b, in
anywisc the means q! bringing criti-
cism upon the party organization.
however unfounded 7 may deem such
criticism 10 h.. therefore respecr
fully tender my resignation as a
M mber Of the executive committee
and as director Of the speakers bu-
rcan. fully apPrccia,ins the great
courtesy which have uniformly re-
ccived at the hands Of yourself and
my other associates.
Yours very truly.
tsiencd, It. c. DUPONT"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-26
OF PRINCIPALS OF
FAILED EXCHANGE FIRM
Five Nc nbers Of A. o. Brown & Co.,
Stock Exchange Concern,
Taken In Custody.
(Dv Associated PresSl
(Dv Associated Pres

NEW YORK, Sept 25.-Dete C.
tivcs. from police headquarters. APP
peared in the A. o. Brown & Com
pany case. giving 1t sensational
turn today when they arrested tive
membrs of the failed stock ex'
change firm.
The charge against them was that
OF glard larceny and it was pre-
ferred by former client of the firm.
Miss Helen s. Abernethy, Of this city.
The mn arrested were A. o.
& Samuel c. Brown, Edward F..
Buchanan, Lewis G. Young and w.
r. Whitman. They ssre Al! bailed
out in $4,000 each.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-26
sssnIG CAR wAs Death Center.
Express Car Telescopes Into Smoker
and Kills or Injuries every Person
Wreekaoe Hcpclessiy Mixed With
Arms. Legs, Bodies and Heads Of
Passengers.

(By Associated Press, ]

LIVINGSTON, MONT, Sept. 3D.
Flowing through a snow storm east
ward bound a Chicago. Burlington Il
Quincy passenger train running ever
the Northern Pacific Railroad, today
crashed head on into a freight train
at Youne's Point where the traips
were to pass. and In the demolition
that resulted a score OF lives were
were injured, several probably fataf
l..
The Fatal Smoking Car.
The freight fiagman failed to signal
the passenger I'm time TO prevent the
collision, It is said, because Of the
binding snow. The express car tefe-
scoped with the smoking car and most
OF the fatalities aud injuries were OF
persons In the latter car.
The express car was. raised over the
platform OF the smoking car, and the
superstrucsure swept ties seats away.
Not a passenger in tae smoking car
escaped death or injury.
Fireman Ora Babcock jumped and
was killed. Milo Holloway, q brake
man was killed.
r.. Debris and Maiussd Bodies.
The smoking car's debris was hope
Iessly mixed with heads. bodies, begs
and arms. presenting d horrible sight.
In one place seven bodies were %
tightly wedged together that they
were separated only with great din
Guilty.
The dead: Colonel Benson, OK:
Utah; John Caviar. Billings, Mont:
Lon Anderson. Harry. Mont; LOr-
renza Stewart, Dean, Mont: H. C..
Gomble. Winston, Iowa: e. Leymock,
Denver: d. H. Barnes. Seattle: G. ~.
Konsick. Anaconda, Mont; Ora Bah
Geek. Billings. Mont: s. Chingdon.
Chicago Springs, Mont; Charles e
Johnson. Denver, district passenger
agent. Nickle Plate Railway: George
Battlercock. Anaconda. Mont; John
Ryan. Gushing. Okla: Milo Ha4ovay.
Billings. Mont: Schemeram, address
unknown four unidentified coal min
ers. =
h., Neither Train Had Warning.
Wrecking and relief trains were
sent out from Livingston and Billings.
The freight, which was an extra veee-
found in charge Of Conductor Htensy,
was heading In Al the east ED 81
the siding on short time when H.
passenger train running into IT,.
binding snow storm, struck IL o.
account Of the storm neither -
warning and the passenger struck -
freight locomotive In the Sc,
telescoping the baggage car and sunoot
ing car and partiy crushing the nv
coach.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-26
RESIGNS Passionate.

AMHERST. VA. Sept. 25.-Rev.
George H. Ray. Jr., Of the Presby'
terrain church here, has just tender
ed to a commission of West Hanover
presbytery Sent to Investigate condi'
ti.,ns in the group OF Amherst Pres
bytcrian churches. his resignation as
pa ;tor OF the Amherst church.
The resignation vas asquiesced in
by the coDgr cation of the church
and accepted by the commission. Mr.
Ray. who is also pastor Of number
OF Presbyterian congregations in this
and Nelson counties, was continued
under the care OF the home mission
committee OF tn preSbytery, In
charge of these churches until the
spring session of tn presbytery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-26
DeRobinson Dead.

CLEVELAND. O.. Sept 25.-Frank
D"RobInson. traction magnate and
widely known as n patron of baseball,
died suddenly Of heart disease today
at his summer residence in the fash
ionable suburb OF Bratenvaie. aged Sd
years. He was founder and owner
Of the old Cleveland american AS
sociation club and part owner In the
present st. Louis National League
team.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-26
NO FORMAL ANSWER.
Mclaurin Feels Thse Oioeu01Do
Wouidn't Help MStfeFA
M A<~nriofoA Drn~R
(RI Associated Pro

BENNETTSvILLE. 8. c., Sept. -.
When interviewed here tonight IL
Senator McI-acrin said that he did nre
feel called upon to issue any forDas
statement as 10 the correspoDdeoe0
between him and John d. Archboe6
read BY w. r. Hearst last night
As to the letter OF introdcetioa %
EIdridge. Senator MeLAurine -
that As president Of the Bruuswtek Z
Birmingham Railroad. he sought %
introduction to Mr.. E1drsdge. u IT,
|Kuickerbocker Trust Company - IL
Institution was the trustee q IL
bonds Of the railroad.
Mr.. McIIaHrin has been out a -.
tics since he declined to stand eur r.
election In the Democratic prfmsrtes
in 1909. He Is taking nd part y
the present campaign. He w1S -.
posed to the nomination Of Brysa. he
has always been an admirer Of Presst
dent Roosevelt. and said In an inter
view some time ago that Rcosevest
ought TO be UNANIMOUSLY reelected -
MI parties.
u viii he remembered that Nc
Iaurin. while senator. was road cut -
the party by h:s Dcmocratic co'ssar
sucs. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-26
TAFT IS HOARsE BUT MAKES
DOZEN AND HALF SPEECHES
Talks Are Brief-Oratorieai Assistants
Help Out-Crowcs Cheered With
Vim.
(By Associated Press

DIES MONIES. IOWA. Sept. 20. -
Candidate Taft spent today in Iowa,
In size aud enthusiasm today's crowds
even surpassed those encountered
yesterday In Wisconsin.
In all. the canc:iate made Is
speeches during the day. but most OF
them were brief,
Most of the talking was done by
oratorical assistants.
Mr.. Taft was very hoarse at the end
of the days speech making. After
the last meeting of tae night, the can
didate was driven to his .ratn. which
will leave for more campaigning In
.owa tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-26
Haskell and steel Trust.
(By Associated PressD.

KANSAS, CITY. NC Sept. 25.-In
an interview here today. Governor
Haskell. who stopped here on his way
to Chicago said in regard to Hearst S
charges. cocp!nC him with the steel
trust that he fc;' highly hoaorci at
being cIasssd with Schwab and Car
n. gle and Pierp1u; Morgan. He de-
MED that he had b""n in New YORK
City in 1886 at god Democratic
ne ting in Madison sQuarc Garden
and appiauGcd a'!ar-s made upon
Mr.. Bryan.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-26
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 1905.

for Chicago, where he Is due at 6: As
O'Clock Saturday morning. After a
visit of two hours at the Democratic
headquarters. he plans to begin his
trip westward going to Madison. Wis
and thence to Milwaukee,, where he
is scheduled TO speak tomorrow night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-26
His9en Roasts Bryan.
Try Associated Press.

WICHITA, KAN. Sept. 25.-ThOmas
l.. Hiscen. Independence candidate
for President. addressed a large audi
ence in the Grand Opera House to-
night He said:
Bryan is the greatest politica!
fakir in the world At Oklahoma
City and elsewhere have asked him
to show his sincerity by deposing G
y. Haskell as trC asurer CT his ma
tional Democratic campaign fund.
Haskell hates TO 60 and Bryan hates
to have him go. II will break
Bryan's hear to s." him get out ard
rupture his campaign pocket.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-26
Big Fire Raging

FOND NJ LAC. Wis. Sep. rs
Fire last night destroyed ST Josepas
church and ten dwellings and a; mid
night threatened the entire cast side
of Ihr city.
Insufficient water supply allowed
tho flames TO run almost at Will
The Congregational. the Prcsby.
terrain and 81. P'ter's Lnthcrsa
churches are IN flames and will probs-
bly, be 6 total los.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-26
Train Wrecker Arrested.
tBy Associated Press).

SFARTANBIR RIG. $. c. Sept. 20
Ciarcncr Agncw. nrEro was arr stcd
AZ wslford. :. {. Early today and
brought here trday On the charge ~
having thrown IN" s~::cn that caused
tho wreck cf No 81 xcStbogni pa
scnsrr train last light On the South.
ern Railway mar Duncan In which
Engineer FonviiI" and Fireman Std
Bowers scre killed. oas made n coE-
fcssion AEncW Wss seen aaicmp'-
ing 10 break lEc sNi'ch lock. IL is said.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-26
DEGREES Otdsr to narsha| 10
lppPsbesd 1h,w.
rEv YORK Wilt FIGHT Removal
Nothing In Order Of Federal Court
Providing for ThAw's Return to
New York-Misht Go Free, Once
Out Of state.
(By Associated Press)

. PITTSBURG. PA. Sept. 25.-An
order of Judge II. Archbold. of Scran-
ton. Pa. adjudging Harry X. Thaw In
contempt of court, was filed in the
United States district court here to-
day by Attorney Albert p. Meyer,
counsel for Roger O'Mara. the trustee
CT Thaw's estate.
The order DEGREES that n warrant
be issued to the United States mar
shall. directing him TO apprehend
Thaw and bring him here to answer
in the premises, and further be dea'r
with according to law.
Marshal Can't Go to New York.
The warrant was signed shortly
after noon and given to United States
Marshal Stephen p. Stone. Marshal
Stone said that he had no right to
serve the warrant outside Of the
western district OF Pennsylvania. and
to- the best Of his knowledge Thaw
was not in bis jurisdiction. On this
account the warrant will doubtless
be returned marked mon est inren-
tus."
There IS nothing n the order Is,
sued by Judge Archbo,d providing for
VI NdW ANt~
should he he brought here, and num-
Der Of local attorneys have expressed
their belief that once out Of the juris-
diction Of the New York courts. the
ycuEg Pittsburger would be free TO Co
as he pleasss. so long as he does not
appear within the limits of New Yor:.
State
New York to Fight u.
ALBANY. " Y, Sept. e5.-Tte
State authorities are to make a de-
termined effort to prevent Harry X.
Thaw from being ta:.en outside the
State in bankruptcy proceedings. Fol
kwing the order OF Judge ArchhoId
at Scranton today. tie State commits
sion in Iunacy took up the matter
with the State prison commission.
and IL was decided 10 ask Attorney
General Jackson 10 maize application
Before Supreme Court Justice Isaac
VI Mills. at White Plains. tomorrow
for an order remardipg Thaw from
tho custody Of the sheriff of westches-
ter county 10 the authorities Of the
Maiteawsn state hospital.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-26
Mrs. erasa Dead.
fHy Associated Prr-a,

INV ORLEANS. la. Sept. 70
knrr n short IIIn"ss Mrs Eiizabctf
Bragg. widow of Major General Brsx
ton Bragg. of the Confederate army
died here to-day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-26

CHICAGO. Ills. se7s. zss-Le-sIe
Carter. one time capitalist and peeee
dent of the Sousssiae ElevStsd c.
rany. OF Chicago. died here tso1y
after a prolonged Illness. 80
The present Mrs. Lssltc CO.,
PAYNE was up te the ftee - -
divorce some astecn ysass - -
wife of Mr.. Carter. - =
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injured improving.

ROANOKE. Va Sept. 2s.-AH ~"
victims Of THO collapse Of the bleach
ers ~ the Fair grounds yesterday ar"
getting along yrry vel today Tn"
contractor VIII hill, the biearhcrS
SAYS there va M evidence Of rot.
Ten timber. snd hat tn accidcn!
would no, havr occurred II the people
had no; Suddenly risen to their feet
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-26
TERRIBLE CONDITIONS IN
CHOLERA STRlLkEN CITY
Burial Squad Can't Keep Pace With
Number Of Dead-Two Mortuary
Trains Each Day.
(By Associated Press).

ST PETERSBURG. Sept. 2o.-ihc
cholera epidemic In St Pet rsburs,
In the opinion OF experts. HOW has
reached its maximum. and henceiortA
the number Of new cases daily is "x'
peCted to remain about stationary Tor
sweek or ten days, and then to
gradually decline under the influence
OF the cold weather.
Two Mortuary Trains Daily.
Mortuary trains, which run to the
cemetery, twice daily, convey an
average OF over 15e bodies for i'lrial.
In a shed near the .en'ranC" to the
cemetery were found about $50 cot,
frs piled in confused heap.
Some of them. however, haH" been
awaiting burial for a week.
The funeral services in tn chapc!
were conducted over enc hundred
dead at time. after which group
Of peasants dressed in their working
clothes. shouldered the cask,ts and
bore them off to the place of intSr'
nrnt followed by the mourn"TS.
The mourners and wCrkmen handle,
ed the collins freely and the graves
are SO shallow as to offer danger from
infection for years to cCme.
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tCoatipued on Second PAGE,
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"Ho~ About HsskeIi7-

How ahout HalEcII! SEuuI'u
gGuY~ on in tho crowd.
yr Eryan answered: ~Wr"u Nc
ct through with this matter you
will no; need tn ask tEst question.
W.. Bryan tonight iefi over the
Chicago aud Eastern IIlino.s Railroad
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-26

THE DAILY PRESS 10 tn.
only Newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news service Of the Asso-
dated Peess.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-26

Fair Saturday and probably
Sunday; light variable winds
becoming south.
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In pursuance % information al
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-09-26
Slightly Bryanesque.

Two of the organs of the Mormon hierarchy the
ReXburg Journal and the Boise Capital News are
manfesting some favor for the Bryan ticket All
the other Mormon papers have been solidly for
Taft up to date. 1t is expected that other local.
ties will be selected by the church management where
the of Bryan can be exploited to limited ex-
tent.
The promise made by the Mormon attorneys from
Idaho at Denver that Mormon votes would be given
to Bryan if an anti-polygamy plank was not placed
in the democratic platform will have to be fulfilled
or future favors will be scarce.
The hierarchy will therefore set apart certain sec
tons in Idaho in which the church voters will be per-
mtted to cast their ballots for Bryan and Kern
electors They will not be permitted to vote so
generally for that ticket to promise its success
The church will give the ticket enough votes to en-
able it to lie about its good intentions in case Mr.
Bryan should be elected. 1t is in a rather uncon-
Portable fix 1t has made deal with the republican
party and the democratic party may win the cleo
ton.