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Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-11
KAMPANIA REPUBL1KAN-
SKA.

Cincinnati, Ohio, II wrzesnia.
- William Howard Taft bral
wczorai udzial W pogrzebie Johna
J. Emery, najbogatszego czlowie-
ka w Cincinnati.
w ciagu popoludnia odwiedzif
Tafta byly jego nieprzyjaciel, Sc
nator Foraker, ktory cd czasu
spotkania sic Taftem w Toledo,
przeszedl ma jego strone. Fora
ker rozmawiai kandydatem re-
publikanskim przeszlo pol godzl-
nv. Taft mu oSwiadczyl, re par
tya potrzebuje obecnie p ocdazs
tya potrzebuje obecnie podczaS
kampanii wyborczej uslug sena-
tora. Foraker pomoc swoJa przy-
rzekl.
w prZysz4y Wtorek nominal De
die przemawial w Greenfield,
Ind, W sobote, dnia 19 b. m.
przemowi do czionkow republi-
kahskiego klubu Norwood.
w. S. Taylor, prezydent"Ohlo
Society" w Filadelfii, zglosil sic
wczoraj do Tafta, oznajmiajac, re
zbytnia ufnoSc moze republika-
nom wyjSc ma z}e.
Kandydat republikahski otrzy-
NAL wczoraj list zapraszajacy go
z NOVA do nowego miasta Taft,
Mont.
Pewien mieszkaniec miasta Buf
falo, N. Y, liberal ma probe glosy
pomiedzy robotnikami fabryki
American Car Foundry. I 276
gfosujacych robotnikow 157 bylo.
"a Taftem, no "a Bryanem, "a
Watsonem, 3 "a Aughesem, 3 "a
Prestonem, dwoch ME chcialo sic
zdradzic "a kim beda giosowac>
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-11
KONGRES EUCHARYSTYCZ-
NY.

Londyn, II wrzeSnia. - Gala
uwaga mieszkahc6w Londynu
zwrocona jest ma kongres Eucha-
rystyczny. Jest to wspaniala ma
nifestacya religijna.
Opactwo Westminster roi sic
Cd dygnitarzy cudzoziemskich,
setek ksiezy przybylych ca}ego
prawie $wiata i tysiecy dzialaczy
katolickich.
Kardynaf Gibbons Baltimore
oraz delegat papieski, kt6ry oto-
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-11
POMYSLNE OLA ROBOTNI-
KoWo

Altoona, Pa, II wrzeSnia. -
w warsztatach ko1ei pennsylwai-
skiej ogloszono, re .tygodniowa
praca zostanie przedluzona do
piecdziesieciu godzin. Dotychczas
10000 robotnikow pracowaio W
tych warsztatach zaledwie SO 60
dzin ma tydzieh.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-11
POzAR LASoW.

Menominee, Wis, II wrzesnia.
. Wskutek pozanl lasow miej-
scowosc Peshtigo, odlegla stad o
szeSc mil, zajeia sic ogniem pra-
vie zupeinie zniszczy1a. Szkody
obliczaja ma 100000. Kilkaset O.
sob zostaio pozbawionych dachu
mad glowa
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-11
z OBOZU DEMOKRATYCZ.
NEGO.

Evansville Ind, II wrzeSnia. -
William J. Bryan, demokratyczny
kandydat ma trzad prezydenta
Stanow, we wc.oraj wygloszo-
nych mowach W kilku miejscowo-
sciach W Stanie Illinois, ostro a.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-11
Petersburg, 1Igo wrzeSnia.

o. .
Mafy oddziaf telegraficzny W ia
snej Polanie, gdzie mieszka hr.
Lew Toistoj, Z trudnoScia dawai
sobie rade W przyjmowaniu ty-
siecy depesz, kt6re wczoraj ma
pIynely do genialnego autora re
wszystkich czeSci swiata powln-
szowaniami powodu oSmdzie-
siecioletniej rocznicy urod7in
Iva.
Sedziwy jubilat wczoraj tylko
odebral przeszlo 1000 depesz z
Paryza, Londynu, Berlina i in
nych stolic Europy, re Wszyst-
kich prawie miast amerykahskich,
kilkanaScie z Japonii i nawet Z
Novel Zelandyi.
Me zwazajac ma zapowiedz au-
tora. re w dniu swych urodzin ME
bedzie przyjmowaf nikogo, kilku-
set nauczycieli, dziennikarzy, STU
dent6w przybyfo wczoraj do ia
snej PoIany, by oddac nalezny
hold wieIkiemu mySlicielowi.
Hrabia Lew To1stoj spedzil
dzieh caiy w towarzystwie swej
rodziny i najblizszych. Jest on
serdecznie wzruszony dowodami
czci uznania, jake mu cafy
SWAT ucywilizowany zlozy}.
Zdrowie starca poprawia sic,
chociaz po ostatniej chorobie czu-
je sic on jeszcze bardzo oslabio-
ny. Wczoraj po raz pierwszy cd
paru tygodni hr. Tofstoj opuscii
Iozko i byf W stanie precise sic
po pokoju.
Rad rosyjski rozeslaf komuni-
kat, kt6ry wyjaSnia postepowanie
ministra spraw zewnetrznych /
zakaz jego urzadzania uroczysto-
sci Z powodu jubileuSzu TofstoJa.
w komunikacie tym dowodza, re
gubernatorzy przesadzili swa gor-
liwosc co do tego zakazu. Zamia-
rem ministra byfo zapobiedz tyl-
ko demonstracyom politycznym /
wysIawianiu idei przeciw-koSciel-
nych acknowledgement mako
mitego autora. Me zadai on jed
max wcale, by zakazano uroczy-
stych obchodow jubileuszu Tol-
stoja, jako autora.
Oprocz powyzszego okolnika
premier Stolypin wydaf podobne
wyjasnienie do prezydenta miasta
Moskwy, ktory W imieniu jej mie-
szkahcow PROFESSIONAL przeciwko
temu barbarzynskiemu zakazowi
wydanemu przez gubernatora mo
skiewskiej gubernii.
w Sebastopolu mieszkaficy
miasta ofiarowali Toistojowi no
norowe obywatelstwo ufundo-
wall nova szkoie, kt6ra bedzie
nosic miano szkoly hr. Iva Tol-
stoja.
Wszystkie prawie dzienniki Ca
lei Rosyi wydaiy wczoraj numery
jubileuszowe, zape}nione opisem
zycia, krytyka dzief anegdotami
o wielkim pisarzu.
w Petersburgu policya zabro-
Mia dekorowania domow w o.
gole wszystkich obchodow, po-
Swieconych jubileuszowi hr. Iva
To}stoja.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-11
BALONY RoSYJsKIE.

Petersburg, 11-go wrzesnia. -
Wczoraj po raz pierwszy W Ro-
syi odbyf sic wzlot balonu kiero-
wniczego. Balon pozostawa} w
powietrzu, wykonujac rome ma
newry okolo 40 minut i odleciaf
w kierunku Carskiego Sioia.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-11

St. Johann mad Saara, II wrze-
snia. - ObecnoSci ma manewrach
nastepcy tronu austryackiego
Franciszka Ferdynanda przypisu-
ia wazne znaczenie polityczne.
Chciaf on ma wlasne oczy przeko-
nae sic o wartoSci armii niemie-
ckiej, spostrzezone ulepszenia
wprowadzic pozniej W wojskach
austro-wegierskich.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-11
MANEWRY NIEMIECKIE.

St. Johann mad Saara, II wrze-
Snia. - DIS zakohcza sic wiel-
kie manewry niemieckie. Cesarz
Wilhelm jest, podobno, nadzwy-
czaj zadowolony z postep6w wy
trzymaloSci armii. Ma szczegol-
niejszq pochwale zasiuzyia pie
chota, kt6ra pomimo g6rzystego
gruntu dokonala ma czas trudne
przemarsze iwszystkie poruczone
jej cwiczenia.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-11
ROKOWANIA POKOJOWE.

Tabryz, II wrzesnia. - Przy
posrednictwie konsula angielskie-
60 wznowiono rokowania poko-
jowe pomiedzy rewolucyonistami
i przedstawicielami :-zadu per-
skiego.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-11
POLICYA PALASZUJE STRAJ
KIER6W.

Essen, II wrzesnia. - Podczas
starcia pomiedzy strajkujacymi
gornikami okolicznych kopalni
wegla a policyq, ia ostatnia DOLBY
la palaszow i zraniia dziesieciu
robotnik6w.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-11
ZGON METEOROLoGA.

Budapest, II wrzesnia. Zmarl
tn znany ogo1nie re swych pre-
powiedni pogody lekarz DR.. May
Falk w wieku lat osmdziesieciu.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-11
KONWENCYA APTEKARZY.

New York, II wrzeSnia. -
Wczoraj rozpocze}y sic tu doro-
czne obrady trzeciej konwencyi
american Druggist Syndycate" {:
Do stowarzyszenia tego nalezy
przesz}o try tysiace aptekarzy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-11
DROBNE WIADOMO$CI
zAGRANICzNE.
ZAMORDOWANIE POLIO
MAJSTRA.
Wzlot balonu rosyjskiego.- Cho-
lera. - Manewry niemieckie.-
Palicya pafaszuje strajkierow.
- Rokowania pokojowe w Per-
svi

Bak, Kaukaz, II wrzesnia. =
Niewykryci zfoczyhcy zamordo-
wall wczoraj policmajstra miasta
Baku towarzyszqcego mu oby-
watela.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-11
SIOSTRA KRoLA SPADkA
z KONIA.

Drezno, II wrzesnia. - Siostra
krola saskiego ksiezniczka Matyl-
da przy upadku Z konia doznafa
wczoraj powaznych obrazeh.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-11

Kto chce Sprzedae uom Iup Iote pred
ko, MECH sic oetaSza W 0zlennlku Ma
predko doSta6 mo4na.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-11

Duluth, Mimi, II wrzesnia. -
Pozar lasow zniszczyf wieksza
czesc miejscowosci Foxboro,
MINI. Takiesame wiesci nadcho-
dza mnostwa innych osad.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-11
OsTATNIA POCzTA.
Ziazdy ministrow.

strow ma wilegiaturze, a szczegol-
niei spotkanie ninistra Izwol-
skiego Clemenceau W Karlsba-
die i kr6lem Edwardem W Ma
rienbadzie, zdaje sic nabierac po-
waznego znaczenia w polityce
miedzynarodowej.
O czem podczas tych zjazd6w
mowiono - ma razie ME wiado>
mo, zaznaczyc jednak nalezy, re
wymiana zdan byia bardzo ozy-
wiona. Rosyjski francuski nil
nistrowie byli ma obiedzie II
krola Edwarda W Marienbadzie,
dokad udaf sic rowniez prezes
prezes gabinetu rumuhskiego,
Sturdza.
Z Norderney donosza, il ba-
wiacy tam poslowie Niemiec W
Londynie i Konstantynopolu mie-
Ii bardzo wanna konferencye z
kanclerzem Buelowem. Omawia-
no sprawy macedohskie i stosu-
mex Niemiec do Anglii.
Nowy sultan marokanski.
Obwolanie Mulaj HIafida sulta
mem wytworzylo nowy stan RE
czy w stosunku Marokka do mo-
carstw europejskich.
Prasa niemecka ze zle ukrywa-
ma radoscia zaznacza, re detro-
nizacya Abdul Azisa jest poraz-
kq dla Francyi. Radosc przed-
wczesna. - Przedewszystkiem
przedstawiciel Francyi w Tangie-
RE, posef Regnault, w mysl poll
tyki Pichona, francuskiego mini
stra spraw zagfanicznych, o.
Swiadczy}, re do spraw dynasty
cznych ME bedze Sc mieszal. Ma
stepnie francuska prasa, sprzyja-
jaca rzadowi, wyrazila zdanie, re
Francya uzna Mulaj Hafida sui
tanem tylko po ponownem zwo}a-
niu miedzynarodoweJ konferen-
cyl, tudziez w razie przyjscia do
skutku porozumie.iiss pomiedzy
mocarStWami.
w ten spos6b Francya Z CORY
zapobiegla wszelkim zakuliso-
wynn machinacyom gabinetu ber-
linskiego ma szkode interesow
francuskich. Polurzedowy organ
Temps" wyraznie zaznaczyl, re
Abdul Axis jest wobec Europy
wiec Niemiec, jedynie legal
nym su}tanem, gdyby zaS ME
chciaf walczyc odzyskanie tro-
nu, W takim razie Mulaj Hafid
musialby uzyskac uznanie Cd ca
lei Europy, ME Cd jednego lub
dWoch mocarstW.
o uzbrojenia ma morzu.
Do londyhskiego "Standarda"
donosza Z Marienbadu:
Podczas zjazdu w Kronbergu,
poruszona zosta}a takze sprawa
zmniejszenia wydatkow ma flote
wojenna, lecz porozumienia W tel
sprawie znow ME osiagnieto.
Kurtuazya krola Edwarda po-
sunac sic mia1a tax daleko, re
cesarzowi Wlhelmowi przed}ozo-
no plan wydatk6w, jake Rad an
gielski projektuje ma flote wojen-
ma ma przeciag najblizszych lat
czterech.
Wobec tego pierwsza sprawa,
jaka zajmie parliament angielski
po ponownem zebraniu sic, bedzie
zapewne interpelacya, czy rad
angielski miai prawo wtajemni-
czac wiadce obcego pahstwa W te
plany angielskie.
lego rodzaju postepowanie jest
naruszeniem praw parlamentu an
gielskiego.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-27
THE LOOKER-ON

gAssrna ct court house committee.
ea-~tztmg II Chairman Fink Cochran
.aad GILMORE Steaagrapbcr notes.
continued from yesterday. beard
ftraaeH Ge- laeer- IF deadeuiug fen3
Chairman For tls benefit If Coch-
Irau SIN saw an up-to-date doctor
sill make lis patients believe they are
e-rs sick ana hy pelfeeting "A cure
derive great oreoit notwithstanding
t#ere MAS nothing The matter viii
lhe from tu- start 1t is for what ne
aaa~ t.ra believe they Hase that ne
sands r. his bill Vow a good lawyer
Will maee client believe his case is
f.r= Hr1 one To- YIN. but that witt
Lofts 40 lar- Of hard work. supple
Wenrat Nifh ready help in the form
r. retainer they stand a good caanee
II winning Then. when ~ case is
aon na matter hoW simple il was
from the beginning. YOU can demand
sfeal credit in the form Of negotiable
PAPER
Cochran believe the greatest sim
ilarity between doctors and lawyers is
the nerve they exhibit when making
out their bills.
Gilmore believe Cochran has been
caught in the undcr-taw. for he seem
T. be- drifting. drifting. drifting.
Chairman That's right Here is a
whole hour spent and nothing accom-
Plisaed, Lets get busy Have either
f YOU gontlemep anything To ofrrra
Gilmorc-Wc should give the presi-
dent Of the Bar Association chance
to DO something on the opening day.
Chairman-Thars a good sugges-
finn What do YOU say to having him
affor MP the Invocation
Cochran What The matter with
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-27
mUewUMP VIEW OF BRYAN.

siI. f#u- speech an trusts scarce
attained .ae high I.seT "a states
aaHa=a. calm ana arataHcaI -uaeity
h.tt i 4a- 4r pleasure a. rat4 A.
lie ea-. # his address - ~ tariff
ANr Observe the following particulars
marked deterioration.
IT, canaidat-.- tone about trusts IS
nervous and his arguments are some
what vague. as if Mr. rryan felt him
self mcomfoltably pushed and war-
rcd by Alr Roosevelt's splendid ex.
amples Of demagogic dcnunciation
AIR BRYAN seems to have considered
It necessary. while showing that Mr.
Taft IS ukewarm and Intellectual 40
COMPARED afth ar. Roosevelt III tbe
general a"icrt II private monopalv
.ad predatory wealth h xhlbit him
self Air. EiNan as oasH II Mr. Taffs
superior and probably NJ. Roaseveit.s
equal in fsrror 81 all tho Iatter.s spe-
'iti'ies II trust busting. while much
more logical ana intellectually re-
snoctahle in his policies. The result
S taneIe of cross purposes ana =
hinr # ideas which is calculated r.
confuse thu intelligent Tho speech is
ait # fsns Kew York sun.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-27

writing one f'r him which VIII be-
arr"p"s for TIM occasion
GIimeg, HoV.s this. ~ Lord. M
cajau Thce Won't that be- gead -
j starter.
chairman That's not hJd. III ap-
point Gilmore committee 90 90, Ia
write tie. rest af It.
Cochran Why use tho WA -rn-
JOHN Ir- long time since came
lu eautaet with nm Invocation hut ii
seems 10 me that had any othcr word
- rlaee " that =l-y-t me t-t-f-u-E
It's no use. WIN nave To- rivc it M.
Chairman -GH may think I'm Ions
"a the praaum II hut-ueu. gentle
men. expect ~ call mon each of yau
fnr e short address. and nope yau VIII
be prepared I believe vr. had h.tt,-r
outline what vs viii talk about. So -
To have different subjects - y. nav,
yuu anything IN view
Cochran Nothing definite. Perhaps
- eiye them Httle talk on ~
EsH That Lawyers - LIVES An.t
Thrm
Chairman How about yeu. Gffe
Gilmore Sothfrr doing HrHevr
Ia at INV bust in exrouHdmg about
thu strong arm af the Law. !
Cochran You had better get IN 10
It live one, Gill Haven't tm about
worked Armstrong To death"
chairman Gentlemen expect IL
take for my subject. The Present
Thinking Age" That viii give M, Il
t&Ids Scope aud not Interfere In any
way With Your subjects I viii touch
lightly in This particular instance
upon tar paestreak aud beach lines Il
seward peninsula. and when ct
warmed ur ta my subject vnu can *
feet an outburst something like rhI==
W aFs living in thiukHg age. IN
dies aud gentlemen. There is not
~rutth ul evidence that w viii eyer
He3tuet4a, - tas# depths atam which
~ haee rtzen. tell YOU. ladies AMI
gentlemen thinking makes history.
Why. u very short timr aeo 4ee wee.
IN the walking age, and our greatest
poet Laugfellow. wrote about leaving
taatI uut- ON the sands of time Wsrr
he With us Al thu present timc and
would WuGe about our golden sand
up in this Ear Nouhlaud. de- yea
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-27
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NOTICE TO LADIES.

Madame rhiry Wishes To- announce
to #rr customers That SHE has left her
-fagk ~ millinery in charge or Mrs. !.
Waugea VA. $50 Third avenue. near
Hogan 81 -. where sumo are on sale.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-17
TAFT TALKS TO
TENNESSEEANS
Republican Candidate Makes
Many Speeches at Differ
ent Stopping Places.

Bristol Tenn. Oct. 16.-Judge William
H. Tafts keynote for Tennessee and the
south was struck by the candidate at
Chattanooga this morning. Throughout
the day which was spent in traversing
the state, he followed the same line of
argument, and met with the same hearty
response.
With verbal amplifica TONS Judge Taft
emphasized this argument:
With the material interests of the
south dependent upon continuance of Re
publican policies; with nothing but his
toric tradition demanding its people to
vote the Democratic ticket-praying
meanwhile for the success Of Republican
ism-with southern Democracy nothing
but a tail 10 northern DemOcracy's kite
then why not now take the first political
cold plunge. go politically where the ma
terial interests of the country demand and
vote the Republican tfcket2"
So great was the demand for the candi
date that his itinerary of four stops In
the state was increased TO eleven. He
spoke during the day and evening at
Chattanooga, Cleveland Athens. Sweet
water Louden, Lenoir City. Knoxville.
Morristown, Greenville johnson City and
Bristol. With an all-night run he will
reach Salisbury, y. g, tomorrow morn
ing and Richmond. Va. tomorrow night
Chattanooga. Knoxville and Bristol
gave the candidate the big demonstra-
tons of the day. He reached Knoxville
at l clock and remained an hour. To-
night at Bristol he addressed a large au-
dience in the Chautauqua tabernacle
In Tennessee. as in other states, the
candidate has traversed. he received the
cordial backing OF ali factions of the
party
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-17
WIFE OF SUICIDE
IN ST. JOSEPH
El0ped With MuzzareIIi to Salt
Lake, but Later Obtained
a Divorce.
Especial TO The Herafd.l

New York. Oct. 16.-The fervid love let
tiers signed Marian found in the rooms
of Antoine Jules Caesar Vencesias Err
manigilde AuzzareIli, famous French
soldier, politician author and journalist
who committed suicide by shooting. sug-
gest that his act had long been contem-
plated
Miss Mary Prescott BRANDON in No
vember. 1885 married Mr.. Muzzarelli in
Salt Lake City, and is at present a school
teacher at St. Joseph, Mo.
When MuZZarelli had class in French
in ST Joseph about ten years ago. Miss
Mary Brandow was one of his most en-
thusiastic pupils. She was then a teach
er in the public schools Following a brief
courtship. they eloped to Salt Lake. where
they were married. Mrs. MuZzarelli re-
turned to ST Joseph about four years
ago with her son. now eight years old
Later she obtained a divorce. She is
again teaching in the public schools. His
.'impetuous French temperament is
given by Mrs. MuZZarelH as the reason
for leaving her scholarly husband
Attorneys have taken charge OF the ef-
fects of Muzzarelli and are searching for
a will. There is some speculation as TO
what disposition he made of the estate
he left and il is reported that the di-
yorced wffe's attorney has already put in
an appearance and made representations
on behalf of his only son. who now re-
sides with his mother in St Joseph.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-17
BIG RECEPTION
FOR CANDIDATE
Bryan's Appearance in New
York Oct. 26 Signal for
Popular Ovation.

New York Oct 16.-A big reception for
". ]. Bryan. when he comes to this city
Oct. %. is being arranged by the National
Democratic club. 1t is planned TO hold the
reception at the club house in Fifth ave-
nue. at go in the afternoon and then
at $50 have MIR. Bryan as guest of honor
at a dinner to which about loo persons
will be invited. Later the 100 men who
attend the dinner viii act as escorts to
the candidate in a ride down Fifth ave-
nue. to Madison Square garden. where
meeting is to be held at which Mr.. Bryan
is to deliver address. II is the intention
of the committee to have Fifth avenue
from the club house to Madison Square
lighted with vari-cOlored flaming torches.
Nathan Strauss. chairman of the Demo-
cratic business mems league of New York
said today at Democratic headquarters
that he had been reliably informed that
within the last few days many Repub-
licans in Wall street had contributed $500
each to the Republican national fund. He
said that this had been done under the
direct orders of some of the most promi-
nent Republicans connected with the cam
paign. Mr.. Strauss said that there was
no doubt in his mind about his informa-
ton being correct Speaking of the finan-
cial conditions in the country Mr.. Strauss
said:
Panic Not Yet Over.
The panic which began last fall is the
greatest panic the world has ever known.
That is a strong statement, but l mean
it We are not over it yet Politics was
the cause of this panic"
Turning to Vice Chairman Hudspeth.
who was present Mr. Strauss continued
''AI big legislation in this country. has
been dominated by trusts and corpora
tons in the interest of the Republican
party. Isn't that sOE
Vice Chairman Hudspeth said it was
true OF New Jersey 20 his personal knowl-
edge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-17
SPRY A PRIME FAVOR|TE
Resignation Accepted, but the Office
of Marshal Will Again Be His
If He Fails of Election.
fSpecial to The Herald.

= Washington. Oct. l6.-After the y
= cabinet meeting today President y
: Roosevelt accepted the resignation =
\ of United States Marshal william
\ devote his entire time between now =
= and election dzy to promoting his y
: eandidacy for he gcvernorship; No =
\ steps have been taken to nj the
= n1arshajship vacancy. which Is fur y
- eI-;1ef1ce that the job will be y
= held open for Spry if he fails of cleo y
4 ton as governor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-17

La Grande. ORE Oct. IL. W. Scriber
cashier of the Farmers and Traders
ha,S was arrested today on a charge of
er,bezzIer1ent of the banks funds 1t is
said the amount of the defalcation will
reach s24Ooo though the national bank
examiner who has been examining the al
fairs of the concern since it closed its
doors last week will not make public the
exa:t amount
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-17
FAST BECOMING A HABIT
Another National Bank in Pennsyl-
vania Closed by Examiner-0re-
gon Cashier Arrested.

Washington. Oct. ia telegram was
received bv the comptroller of the cur
rencv today from Bank Examiner John B.
Cunningham stating that he had closed
the Union National bank of Summerville
Pa. The bank has a capital of 100000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-17
Why The Herald's Circulation Grows

Sunday Herad will be printed tomorrow and sold than
paper this field will issue The is The Herald the
the public knows know It? And
Sunday Herad haven't been the habit OF doing buy
for that matter Sundayand with
the reading The Herald mas OBJ
the biggest circulation Salt Lkeby inducing people to
compare with the paper they have been reading One comparison
gains addition all the at
abroad tomorrow Sunday Herald will contain the usual
g good Sunday reading Some of the special features Will be-
Cupid Goes Summing, short story by Alice Hogan Rice pet
the author of Mrs Wigs of the Cabbage Patch
why Ferdy Duckd the Shorty McCabe SERIES by SeWe
Ford
Franklin Fy New York theatrical letter. which IS universally
regarded the best of its kind.
secion-t coos and The Herads is best of all
THE King Diamonds Louis Tacy OF London
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-17
BINGHAM MAN HURT.
lSnecial to Ne Herald.l

Bingham, Oct. 16.-John w Smith, ma
chiuist employed in the Denver e Rio
Crande round house. was badly injured to-
dav Smith was working on an engine.
when the hostler backed another engine
against il. throwing Smith between the
e3Cines Two bones OF the left leg were
broken below the knee DR.. A. H. Flynn
attended him. The ambulance was sent
for and the horses attached to It ran
away, wrecking the vehicle.