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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-08-15
VIRGINIA CITY, NEW.

Mrs. James Mahony left Monday for
aSn Francisco
James D. Hague, aged 79, a noted
mining engineer and president of tbe
North Star Gold Mining company of
Grass valley, is dead with heart tron-
bic at his summer home at Stockbridge
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A Blake and chill
dren returned from San Francisco on
Monday.
Mrs Margaret Mooney, one of the
best known ladies of Carson City. and
James j. Johnston were married at the
Catholic church Saturday by the Rev.
Father Garland
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-08-15

Men leave their impressions on all
around them The walls which have
felt their look and their breath, the floor
which has taken their footsteps, the
chairs in which they have sat, have
something of their presence.-Gilbert
Parker: The Weavers.''
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-08-15
PerSOnal.

The formal opening of the newly
completed addition to Glockner sani-
forum at Colorado Springs the latter
part OF this month will be quite an in
teresting event. Social festivities nra-
sided over by society leaders of Colo
rado Springs who are friends of the
Sisters of Charity and familiar with
the work Of the hospital, will attract a
number Of Denver people Mrs. Eliza
beth Cass Goddard and Mrs. James r
Burns are two influential women of the
Springs who are interested in the pro-
gram.
Edward Eader and Joseph c. Hook
Of Denver are guests at Longview. the
summer home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
+. Hynes at Dome Rock Other guests
at Longview are Miss Alice BRYAN of
Cincinnati, Miss Margaret BnIow of
Memphis, Miss Mary McNally of New
York and Miss Della Kiely Of Denver
y X :;
Mrs. NJ. J. Mccarthy and children
are visiting Mrs. Joseph c. Hagus at
the latters cottage, Riviera, in oSuth
Platte canyon.
X x
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Mulroonev have an
nounced the engagement Of their daueb-
ter, Mary Loretta, to Benedict Josenb
Baker Of Springfield, KY The wedding
VIII take place in October
1t will probably be a large church
affair on account Of the prominence of
Miss Mulrooney in church circles. She
is a singer Of repute, and came to Den
yer while a little girl from Salt Lake
City, where she was born. She received
her education at the Immaculate Con
ception high school, graduating there
in the class of 1905. Her musical edu-
cation, too. was acquired from the sis
ters, and her voice has charmed the
congregations of the cathedral and st.
Elizabeth's church. as well as adding
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-08-15

st. Francis of Sales says:-For my
part were ] to fall into some fault, I
would not take myself to task in the
manner eXclaiming, Thou oughtest to
die of shame, thou blind, imprudent,
disloyal traitor; but would rather seek
to correct it compassionately, saying
Alas, poor heart, behold thee fallen into
teh pit. All, rise up again and inn
prose the mercy Of God. Take cour-
age, God will help us, and we shall yet
do well
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-08-15
Weddfnn Bells

a marriage Of interest to many united
Miss Blanche Roberts and Albert c
McCabe at Lakeside last week. Rev
Hugh L. McMenamin performed the
ceremony, assisted by Rev. J. M
Walsh. Miss Roberts is the sister off
the mayor of Lakeside. and is the first
bride in the new suburb. Mr.. McCabe
was formerly connected with the ca+he-
oral parish. He is now associated with
his father in the cement business in
California. Mrs. McCabe and Miss Cora
McCaDe, mother and sister of the
groem, returned from California in
time to witness the ceremony.
x x x
A church wedding of last week which
was an interesting affair was thar nf
Miss Anna Begert and James Brennan.
Which was sOlemnized at st. EIizabeth's
church Rev. Father Wulstan. o. z. NJ
assistant pastor, officiated. The bride
was goWned in white silk null. made in
the princess style, and carried a. bou-
Quet of brides roses. She was attended
by MISS Amelia ClemmOns Louis Mil
Ter was best man. After the ceremony
q wedding breakfast was served at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs Fred Fisher. 1155
eleventh street, Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan
went to Colorado Springs for their
honeymoon.
ReV. q. Murphy and Rev. G. Marr of
me University Of Notre Dame. Indiana. |
were the guests Of honor at a dinner |
given last week by Mrs. Agnes Murray. |
a box party at the Broadway theatre |
10 see 'Strongheart" completed the
evenings entertainment Rev, William
Organ, pastor Of st. Leo's church. was
among the guests
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-08-15

AS l know by the tracks in the sand
whether man or a beast hath passed
there, so the heavens with its stars.
Ihe earth with its fruits show me that
God has passed. Arab Proyerb
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-08-15
Diocese Of Denver

The Intermountain and Colorado
Catholic is placed en- sale at the
James Clarke church goods house, SAT
California street, DENY Colo
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-08-15

Mrs. NJ. J. Mccarthy and children
are visiting Mrs. Joseph c. Hagus at
the latter's cottage, Riviera, in oSuth
Platte canyon.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

choice This comfortable majority VIII ota og il is
creased rather than decreased when the No'e '
counted. -. :, >avr York
The thirty votes Of the state are I,,-sI
MIR BRYAN He will win by substantlai p,.5aa pi.t
Ity The Empire State no longer De IncluNe
in that territory called the enemys county
sneak from Information gained through q LiiGI "a
canvass and reports from every couhNS 1i' ~
state , o-,. orco1raR-
From, Connecticut received very encouIa as
ing reports Judge Robertson. the DeIiiotl Det ~,
candidate for Governor, will carry tfle statS ~
about twenty thousand plurality. ana tne 49,
ticket backed by a united party, mas lie e,+oraI
cfance in wears for winning the seven elec
votes Thomas Waller the last Demo, 5,ora+ %
ernor of the state 8 Cleveland ana Golu DehVI De.qI
of the most pronounced type, is not oiliy g. ba
campaigning for Mr.. Bryan, but preoIc's '""' ~
will carry that state . - 10 a,d tbare
Is every reason TO believe that that stats w.i 20
in the Democratic column. Tnls Is hceais hce O. 80
travagant statement when you take ilIlo nc
ton the fact that the tremendous ,ned
irtes Of so 600 in lqOa and 60 900 In 1so We're feouceo
10 OO0 ir. the C5overnorship contest IN iSof. -.
Delaware expect TO win Inc peolpiT T, o port
with resentment TO party orande1 WIZ III ,tber
ism Thousands of Republicans there VII VII, eiII ad
vote for Ryyan or not vote at all IN OIIlo ato
IndIana every element is working for our success
snd 6espfte the great Republican ma oA P Py,
yioIs years. l confident thal poth M sta' -. nt
be in the Democratic column EdgnfIiS Ii Pe pei Iarge
the Iai,or vote in both states and fuhy as ldI
1,aTcan9sre ~ the fIerman population are for Mr.
Illinois is doubtful with the chances III ISroa .i "
~ Taft hut If he wins, II viii be py steauy
-e7rcad plurality The Pacific Coast states All
IT,C q 1srIlap trend In each, particularly in ore
pon state issues an important IactoI, ;aS me
S31orntsfn states from information nave IecelFso
,.;tbjnT fortv-eight hours, will, am conndeht De
counted In the Democratic column
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
4 NEWSPAPER FORECAST
"The Chicago Tribune" Gi0es TAFT
707 Electoral Majority.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Chicago Oct. A-Wiiliam Howard Iaft Will pe
the next President OF the United states accoFoins
n the forecast of The Chicago Tribune based
,,Doo confidential reports from leaders in both
parties A canvass shows that the Republican can
djdate will have 25 votes in the electoral college,
while Mr. Bryan will have 1Ss. 1t is believed that
the political map of 1900 is fair index OF the map
that viii be made at the election a week from
next Tuesday.
s According to ''The Trbunes" forecast, Mr., Taf'
coud do without New York, Kansas and fOregoh
and still win He could lose Ohio, Indiana Kansas
and Oregon and still Bryan could not oyertake hlIn
There is one thing that seems to be certain IL
there is anything certain in politics. and that IS
that Bryan cannot hope for victory unless ne ei
ries New York State. and this. say the men WHO
have been over the polls. is getting TO pe Hioie
hopeless every day
/. A. has heen indicated there are few changes
rrobabe from the result in 1900. Bryan may carry
Nebraska, his home state and also Mar aii0'
though both Of these states were IN the MohIH-
lev column. It is believed that the race VIII oe
close IN both Of these states. Montana VIII prop
ably he close with the chances favoring Bryan
But there Will not be chance for the FeeIieSS
Leader unless the Empire State switches over u
tn Democratic standard.
Ortside of New York where it Is believed that
Hughes and Taft will sink or swim toGetner, nluch
interest has been shown in the Ohio situation Nhen
Vorys was ordered the rear rank last week ana
Hitchcock took command there was general
,oveemnt of the Big Guns on the list OF speakers
int o he
normal under usual conditions in Ohio Is not eN-
peced vet the best advices make it more than rea-
sonahle 10 believe that Tafts home state will give
him its electoral vote
Indiana while uncertain as regards the Govern
orship and Legislature. is believed TO be reasonably
sure for Taft Many labor organizations have con
dennes James Watson, the Republican candidate
for Governor, but at the same time have not ilul-
Gated their opposition to Taft Added 10 this fact
all the liquor lined up against the Ike
publican state ticket but not fighting the ma
tional candidate on the Republican side $500
than before for these reasons: Because or the
change in the election laws In the state since. no
last ran which cuts down about 5000 of the total
vote counted, there being that many whose votes
are rejected because of mistakes in marking the
ballot. Because of the corrupt practices act Which
goes into effect fer the first time at this election
and limits the amount Of money which may De
spent in the fight Because the Democratic organ
fzation leaders are in a position where, through
and selfnterest, they are obliged TO support
Bryan whether they care to or not.
In Michigan there is a similar condition to that |
which is seen in Indiana Governor Warner
Republican seems TO he losing ground to Lawton
T Hemans, Democrat, and at the same time the
state is reasonably certain for Taft. Warmers
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

they would furnish excellent permanent cam
paign material, and his experience has shown
the accuracy of the conception. The young
women sang at La Porte this evening. and they
rode on the special from Warsaw to that point
They went into Mr. Taft's private car and sang
some of their songs for his benefit
Speaking to an audience composed of employees
of the steel mills at Gary this evening. Mr.. Taft
discussed the restoration of prosperity. the tariff
and the guarantee of bank deposits. subjecting
Mr. Brvan's record and @nostrums' TO a scathing
analysis and denunciaton.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT AvERTED.
At South Bend serious accident was narrow
" averted A small stand had been provided.
from which the candidate was to have addressed
the audience AS has frequently happened,
members of the local committee and others had
crowded the stand to uncomfortable point
when Mr.. Taft arrived. and members of his
party were engaged in trying to persuade the
local committeeman at least to make sufficient
room to admit the candidate, who had already
stepped out of an automobile and was approach
ing when the entire stand collapsed under
weight for which it had never been intended
The stand came down slowly, and fortunately no
one was hurt. Had the collapse occurred mo-
ment later Mr. Taft might have been thrown to
the ground He spoke from the automobile
After the meeting here this evening the Taft
special was transferred TO the Pennsylvania
road and began its journey to New York. which
will be reached some time tomorrow evening.
Mr. Taft will be the guest of his brother. Henry
w. Taft while in New York. on Monday morn
ing Mr. Taft will go to New Haven and address
a noon meeting, returning to carry out the pro-
gramme arranged for him in Brooklyn
Taking into consideration all the testimony
available regarding Indiana, the size OF the
crowds which, have greeted Mr.. Taft and their
temper and enthusiasm. it is entirely safe
prediction that the state will give the Repuh-
Iican national ticket a comfortable majority
The fate of the state ticket. headed by James
Z. Watson. is in doubt. The Legislature
joint ballot will undoubtedly be Republican
thus assuring the reelection of Senator Hemen-
way. A peculiar feature OF the situation, and
which for d time operated against Repub-
lican success in the state. is the bitter opposi-
tiOn of The Indianapolis News" owned by
Delavan Smith. cousin of the Vice President.
The opposition of this paper to Mr. Taft and
Mr.. Watson has been more vindictuve than
that of any other paper of note in the country.
Mr.. TAFT has told the people of Indiana that
he is willing to admit. with Bryan. that the re-
cent financial disturbance a Republican
panic. What am anxious TO do however," he
added. lis to continue it Republican panic
for it will then develop into prosperity: but il
you put in the Democrats you will have a Demo-
cratic panic sure enough He then explained
that the panic the result OF too rapid
growth and expansion. and you never heard
of a Democratic panic that was the result OF
prosperity"
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

much by dragging his personal injuries into a
national campaign
Indiana Is conceded TO be close, but the Re
r.lbIicans there for the last fifteen years have
been winning victories and the habit sticks TO
them.
Chairman Eitchcocks advices indicate that
BRYAN will lose his own state, his county ana
even his own election district. His Republican
neighbors like him after fashion, but they 90
not intend 20 show il al the ballot box
While the national committee comedies the
closeness Of Colorado, Montana and Nevada, MI
Hitchcock and his colleagues are not worrying
about the campaign there, as Taft can win with
out them. It looks as II the Republicans would
win in all three.
OF the result in Illinois. Wisconsin and Mime
sofa there is not the slightest doubt. The Re
1ublicans count on a sweep there.
In order 10 win Bryan must carry states like
New York, New Jersey, Indiana and Illinois
The tide for the last Two weeks has been run
ming steadily against Bryan in all these states.
and his chance Of carrying this state is so re-
mote that intelligent Democrats concede it to
Taft 10y q large plurality.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
HOPE IN KENTUCKY.
Much Vaunted Bryan Celebration Q"
louisville a Fiz2le.
ERv Telegraph to The Tribune J

tBy Telegraph 10 Inc lIIp"'''-l
louisville Oct. 2a-The visit of w j. Bryan ~
Louisville on the evening OF October z" mas zone
more TO encourage the Republicans than anvthilis
that has happened in the campaign AFTER tHo
great preparations made for Bryan. the denlohstra-
ton was practically a failure. 1t did not IN any
wav compare with the spontaneous tribute TO MI
Taft the week before.
The Democrats working for days, had prepaleu
a combined circus parade, Fourth of July celepra-
ton and carnival to attract the crowds mooer-
ATE crowd lined the street along which the paraoe
passed with Bryan at its head. There was no en-
thusiasm manifested, only perfunctory ana nos
pitable cheering At Phoenix Hill, where Bryan
spoke several thousand people assembled pur ule
crowd was far short of any of the three crowds
Bryan drew on one evening in 1885, when ne lost
the city by 1900.
There were by actual count. 1864 people in the
much vaunted parade and If the women and chill
dren were omitted there would not have been left
than 1900 voters.
After the fzze Of the Democrats the Repubil-
cans are confident they will carry Louisville by
several thousand majority. 1t is said OF Kentucky
that "as Louisville goes. goes the state and
this generally holds. While it is not certain
this year as before owing to the new issues that
have been Introduced, including the tobacco
troubles, tits likely to. hold good
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
LEE ARGUED HIS OWN CASE.
Jersey Iron Man, Alleged Paranoiac, Before
Poughkeepsie Justice -

the New Jersey iron manufacturer, who sent TO
the Matteawan State Asylum for the Criminal In
sane after threatening the lives of ex-Cov ernor
Stokes and other officials of New Jersey, was before
Justice Morschauser To-day in a hearing to deter
mine his mental condition. Lee avs convicted of a
misdemeanOr in New York City after having bust
ness troubles in Trenton He tried to secure his
freedom last spring but was found to be suffering
from paranoia. .. ... ..,.. .,
To-day he conducted his own case Dr. Amos T
Baker opposed giving Lee his freedom and said
that he was a paranoiao and incurably insane The
doctor declined TO sit near him during the hearing
because he said, Lee had threatened TO kill him.
Lee allowed to call any doctor in Poughkeepsie
to examine him as to his sanity.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
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New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
RAILROAD MEN ARE FOR TAFT.
Eighty-ive Per Cent of Them in Line Says
Former Democratic Engineer.

J. E. Powers: VINO controls the throttle on one OF
the passenger locomotives between Jersey City
and Philadelphia, said Yesterday at Republican Ma
tional Headquarters that polls at different points
showed that S5 per cent OF the railroad employees
of the country were for Taft.
Mr.. Powers has always voted the Democratic
ticket. but this year is going cast his ballot
for Taft and Sherman. He believes many other
Democrats will do the same thing.
The railroad men of this country have never
had injunction that lowered their wages" said
Mr.. Powers but they know that the physical val
uation of railroads, government ownership and the
other Bryan propaganda. Including free trade
which viii reduce the volume Of business done by
the railroads. VIII cut their wages throw them
out of work.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

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New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
TAFT SURE, SAYS DEEPEN
WI Carry Every Doubtful Stdtf~
Large Plurality IN NeIC YOrk.

tby Telegraph &c Ths Tribune
Philadelphis, Oct. Ex-senator Chsuncey ~ -
pew. OF New York. who came to Philsdslphia "
day 10 Join senator Penrose in a speakns tour - =
the state. said he cunhdsns that NJ - -
would be elected. as, IN his opinion the RePo0Ner
candidate had made great strides in tire last - -
II Mr.. Taft makes much hesdWay ueNt -
as he has in the last seven days. he will rot ~
be elected with a big sjortJy. but viii carry -. -
doubtful state said the Senator. Ten days
there a reasonable doubt 20 the success
the national ticket IN New York. but neW - ~.
hdent that Tart and sherman wIll now esErJ -
state by a large pluFaAks
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

dispatch sent TO the police department De@.
OF the affair lacking but the telegram So
one man. supposed TO have done the SHOOTING
capped to a vacant house. where he diSappe-
The dispatch also says that Captain Weoef
believed TO have shot and killed one OF the e~
glars.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

This is hfty-nlne more votes than Is necessary y
10 elect But q study Of the table, shows how
easy II would be 10 bring the votes down be
low the number required for election Chairman
Mack does not put in any strong claims for New
Jersey and Connecticut Taking these nineteen
votes out Of his table leaves only forty. To wipe
out this lead we have only TO take out New York
and Delaware which had not been claimed by the
Democrats up TO tlre present time
Granting that New York should go Democratic,
s3ry al would sill. lose If Taft carried Ohio. Kansas
colorado and Idaho all Of which states are claimed
by Chairman Hitchcock Of the Republican Ma
1i0nal Committee
It may be seen from the tone Of the statement
ISSUED by Chairman Mack with his figures that he
is Of the type Of politician who believes 1t to be
the hest generalship 10 claim everything in slght
and then sorne-a great d ssI in This case
IT any experienced political leaders from New
Jersey or Connecticut have been claiming that they
would 20 Democratic Il has moi been ~discerni0e 10
any great extent ar She Hoffman House in the last
few weeks Il seems 10 be clear that Mr.. Macks
table Is made up from his hopes rather than cut OF
the soundness Of his public Judgment He says IN
part
The r7lmbiings and thunder OF the Bryan landslide
the West already heard inthe Eastern states,
and today ! confidently predict the election
of F3rrau That landslide In the West. VIII ek-
tend, The shores Of the Atlantic Il means the
Democratic national tIeheJFElll carry ItNDl-
fHl la this section. and in rockriBbed Hepub-
districts the majOrties q that party IN recent
Years viii be reduced tG minimum
f3aSng nay forecast on fhe most, conservative
res. in view OF the optimistic reports I have re-
eeiNed from a 4 sections Of the country, l ngure
that HIr. Bryan VIII have at least Sil electoral
votes or hfty-niae more than IS necessary for d
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

friends do not dmit his danger and declare .a' ~
viii have 25 900 or $4,000 plurality. But there Is
known to be an underground current toWatos
Hemans that may cut Tafts majority much pe-
low that given Mckinley, and far below that gwen
Roosevelt.
The following table of state Is based on the -
ports that The Tribune has received:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
HOW MACK LOOKS At 1T.
He Claims sol Electoral VOteS for
BTVdR.
Bryan.

Norman / Mack. chairman of the Democratic
National Committee last night issued5a forecast Of
the result Of the national election. He claims for
Bryan 3G1 electoral votes. as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
SHOT BY CAR BURGLAR.
Head of New York Centrals Detectives
Dangerously Wounded

Rochester, oct. 2+-Captafn Weber chief OF the
New York Centrars detective department. shot
by burglar this corning hi Grnesyille
Depew, ans y aio expected TO live.
The Information received RoeAssts- "
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

White Silk and Satins for Wedding Gowns
Novelties for Bridesmaids Dresses
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-09-21
Wagner Has Sold Out.

Earl C. Wagner has sold his inter-
ests in the firm known as the Be-
midi Decorators to Barnell, Hand
& Huff, and will go to Baudette
where he will open another establish
ment.
Mr.. Wagner left last night on the
weekend special for St. Cloud
where he will visit at his old home
for a few days before again engaging
in business. Mr.. Wagner will return
to the city next Thursday and re-
main here day or two and will
then move to Baudette.
Mr.. Wagner made an enyiable