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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-25
FsIsificaCitn de billstss de ba1GO.
Ell COmandantG de Ia pOIiCia insuIaT
llama la atenGi0n del hsChO.
Ell defeCtO mas notable del biIlete eS
ell color MOleta muy maECad0.
RamoB Eecibido la a'guiente carta;

&4G0A08 3@gAbA@S 50 3SS94HS S@ASS'
"25 de Junio dc 1908. Ssfor director
de "La CorreBpondenCis", San Juan, Pto
Rico. 6tfioE: Dessamog lamar "a aten'
Ci6n u hechO de que han q. SsCido on la
iBlR Cierto ndmayo de billetss Z g5RnCo fal.
sifcRdcs. EatoB billetes con CeEtifCadoB
de plata do Iol EstadoB Unid0By do Oinco
dollars, con 81 buBto indio 'on0 pSpa" e.
tamPado On In cara del billete.
PareC0 que estoB billeteB han gido impFe'
Bon BepRradsments en- dos hoiaB do papel
laE que hRn Bido unidRB luego de hab0r
dintFibuido entire el ~ fbraB dc gada asul
Ell d0feoto mas notable del billets eI 81 CO.
IoP Violeta muy msTCado del nSllo ell
n6mero romano '.V", que On el billete gs'
nuino eB do color azul El doFBo de eAtoa
biIletsu o. do apaTiencis regular, tisns
10 que gsnsEAlmente Be llama 'Rpaliencia
de hRbeR Hido lRvRdo."
No pusds dsCiFSe que es una falAifiCa'
ci6n bisu haChg; psro las pergonas que no
son CuidadoaaB en- 81 manejo do dinero po'
drfsn engafiREss con elloB,
Como Oate es un ssunto de impoEtRnCia
intOr61 pdbliCO, 10 Euego ls inaerCi6n ID
sStR CaHEts On % iluBtEado diaEio. Respo
tuosamente, Wilhelm LWtS, COmAndRnta
do ID policia inEulRR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-25

Kilmsr, NJ Ubarri, ] Aponte, NJ A Juan,
l. g Vergus, X e Knight, A 1 Palmer y
child, M Cid, A KohFsF, j BaETsFaB, 81
Nc Coy, O e PFahI, R BiegFs, A Lii
viDgston, E ViIlsnusvaE, r Encarnaci6r,
r Rivers, A Martinez, Jusz M e Gill,
j L johnson, w Weymouth, A e BTaw,
S AnHOatequs, w Pc Lippitt, M g Car
renter, r UbArri, T Aponte, NJ A MuHos,
ANA r Ssma, M M sama, 7 LuChstti, K
Kohrsr, N Viso, g BaEEaFaB, M NOnsz, E
Conini, j Law , 2 Minis, L Sanchez, T
ToFregrosa j r do Ia Ross.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-25

Sc VENDEN lau CagaB Luna "a , Sol
26, eguuins & San Joa6. InfoEmal: en- el
BRnco DO PUOEta Rieo' iowa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-25

Es TONICO, no tions BustAnCiGg noci'
vas , reanlta I'm magnffco pEoducto, que
hR obtonido d mtjOr Credito on 81 pals y
fuOTa de 81. Los IenorsB AlvaRez HERNIA
nos tiOnsn BiampTe ConBtants exiItenCia del
aCPeditAdo "RON SAN LUIS & Cuyo
pHOduCto no8 EofeRimog. En- San JoE6 Z
Ga osta ciudad g hAIIs 81 mGgnffCo ron
'SAN LUIS conocido muy v0ntajosa'
monts ca t0dau parties,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-25
uUEBLEs FlNOs, BARATOS

Sc vende un ju0go 30 HRla, negro, 40
Viona; toORdoEeB de Caoba con m6Fmol;
eonBolaB con mEEmol do CaEEara; RopsEoU
de CaobR, lAvsdoV; lGmpsEa de CristAl d
3 luces etc., etO. InfoEmes para log pre-
clos: NOEzsgaEAy 5. (Paballona do San
CEiGt6bal.) 8v. alt
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-25

Is Sid'nta a. , - io
i6n, nj fal1odad ;rs "a.
nclH real del genuino
enseguidG 10 10 ocuvri6
E'l Gltim9 visie 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-25

=. u..v. Eu 6ltiw9 4yisia
do Ia CoEts de Ponoe, Lcdo. lG1of Psrsa +
81 BeCFstREto de ID Cugts De AERoibe, Lcdo.
senior PiCoEnell.
-Algunos peFiodicos AmsTiCRnog al re-
faEiFas & los pTimsros tFabRio8 dc la Con-
venCi6n de Chicago diisEon que TODD 10
hsCho ALI ''Bs 0EdsnAba pOT tsl6fono deBde
Warrington.
-Uno dc Iol CaFroa Ol6ctricos que ibR
Gsts mRiiRna para SantuFc0, como entire 10
10 y Is Coii6 On la paEa1R z & una mu'
ier qua traulitaba por Gqusl sitio. Rsci'
bio algunag cOntuRionGE y el miamO CAIRO
la Condujo al cuAEt0 dc SocoVEo dc PueFta
de TERRA, en- dondo De le hizo la pFimsEa
CuEa pAlR HeE conduCida dsHpu6I al hos
PitaL
Una aOlicitud Fom'tida poF Sl HOfior
RlcRlde de Aibonito pafa 81 ingreso del
Rlienado RAmen MaIav6 On oil Manicomio,
ls hR Hido deVue!ts, & COngsCuenCia dc fal'
tREls RlgunoH EsqUiuitoa neCesRFioG para lR
tramitaCi6n de expsdientsl do ssa NRtu'
Talesa.
-Ha fallsOido en- Ia Colonia de Lspro'
EOH sl pacients Carlos MeEcsdo Nieve1, en-
lR mahRna dc hoy. TOnfR 26 amos, color
blanOo, EoltsEO, natural de C6guaS in
gr0E6 On Ia Colonia al diR II de AbTil do
1903. LlenoE los FsqpiBitOB de Icy, fue'
ron entsEERdoH EuS FsHto5 en- el CamenteTio
de IL ColoniR dc LspFoAoa en- sl die do
hoy.
En- braVe quedar&n tsFminadaB On 81
ABilo do Nihog de SantuTce las obTaB de
construction de ls CoCins que ss eat6n lls'
llsvAndO 6 tfsCto bsjo Ia inspection del
senior AESiStan del Departments ConBo'
lidSdo.
Los asiladoB LeprosoB do la ColOniR
uituGdR en- Ia Igla de CabFag, queFisndO
CelebFaF ls feChR del 4 do Julio, han HOli
citAdo del Hon, Jsfo del COnsOIidado Bs
lsS ObIoquio con la lums do $4,000 para
eel fin.
Official de SAnidad do HumaCao, in
foEma que hs fsllscido JeadB Maria FOno'
llO1a, y ha dadO de alta por enContEarae
CuPRdG Celia ReVe7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-25

Official de sauidad BonaRCenOia, 40
San Juan, IOp0Tta do1 CNEol de snfsEmoda'
den traSmiAiblol uno ElECEito pOR q doctor
RuiE AEnAu y 0tRo pOE 81 doctor Toro.
lei OROial do SAnidad, do MayugtisE,
intoFma que deleando Ion pFopiataFi0a do
hncaH uEbanal GA aquGl pueblo meioRaF laG
CondiCionag uapitaEiaH dc auB CasaE, dssoan
SaboE q puedsn apTovechRE Ice E0dOl ds
evaCuaci6n Do inmundiOiRB do propiodadsu
pNFticulGFe-, q1O eatGn sn IL via ntiblicP,
min pagAR indomnizaci6n alguna.
-S0lemn0 bautfSo sa llev6 & efaoEO en
81 baFRi0 de Monacillo 81 diR %, On Ia
m0ERda de loI 0IposOs Dfsz PulzoneE, saa
tres gEacioEAG nifiss Maria Teresa, Rosa ds
IoH Angeles, , AmpaFo. Los FefsFidog ss'
pesos 0bHequiaRon & EuB numOrog0s convi.
dadog con II distinction que les caFsctsEiza.
FeliCidadel para Las nuevas CFiGtiRnag
-Desda aver tBrd0 corFi6 poT Ia Ciu'
dad el Tum0E do que hRbfa ocuPEido Rlg0
anoFmal On BAEEoa. En- ol CuaEtsl gene
raj de lR polioiR inBulRT no hubo OBEa ma
Aana ningunR infoEmRCi6n do auceao8 ga
IL ials; p8yo Be insiste On que ol tsnionte do
IR poliCiR inBuIar SF. Bird hR Salido para
aquSlla poblaCi6n inveatigaT 10 oCuFEido.
-Hs OatRdo en- eBta CiudRd ol 6r. JR'
Cinto Rayo, LCdO. an faFmACiR que regFe.
90 & uu FOaidenCia en- ViequeB.
EN- gsueTal gs ConsideTan como COM
plstRmente fracaBRdss lRB pEetsnCionsB de
lol Representatives. del paTtido ''inCoFpora'
do de Puerto Rico, en- laH pRopOaiCionea
que hiCisEan on Is convention de ChicagO.
-Ventas de Gsuoar % hicieron aver
taEds en- 81 RlmaCsn do Lon Srss, PalaCiOG
CompafiR obtsniendo 81 pTsCio de
$40 ] 0l quintal. CtmpFRdorsE J. 7.
Silva = CompAnia.
-EHta tards % euperR 81 regFeBo & IN
ciudad de loa SEss. Skinner Browo.
Han lido & Guatemala & FealiERr una
investigation nOliOitRda poE AutOEidRdes
muniCipAleB dc aqualls Ciudad.
-Ss de como probable Ia nomination
do Bryan poE Loo dsm6cERtRs, para Ia pre-
sidenoia dc los EEtRda' AiyJpidoE, On ID
DSsasl.V' - pA.b 1slssser@ sds, 20
dNdQG los pEimeFon momOntoH On que 30
dig '-T--vw '---JfAa 4ra'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-25

3 49, 9elAON DSAN@ 1890
lndola BOn los que nS-
para "a engTandeCi
az no hienRB y pan
do ID gaugFo humana.
, Lon trabsioH esoOlaEOu
LHta RhoER me informan
I Gro ds aolicitud0R.
% tnvimog el guato
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-25
UNGUENTO DERMOGENO.

Maravoso medicamento que tene rival curaci6n
de las laga ceras umores panadlzos siete plea
duras dc anmales ponzonosos
La preerencia que dde hace muchos le
dendo pdbo entire las dema preparedness smare
dente prueba de magnifcas cualidades curativas
Sc yende todas las Farmacas de la. Isa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-25

sE ALQUILAN loa bsjoB de una cara
an Ia OaIIe de l& FoEtRle8a On RitiO CentRiO0
para o6cinaB dep6sito de m0ECanCfsU in
foEmaRGn QEiatg ~ altea, IVA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-25
RestauradOr Vital de Ricord

Restaura Ia vitalidad delos hombres. Ca
Iantizado. Precio $780, ORC. Siempre q la
Venta en- Ia FarmRciR de Fidel CUTLER
mety. Ha curado otros, 10 cura v Sc
sOlicitan pedidOs por cOrreO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-25

PARA cURAR UN REsFRIADo
EMU INDIA tome ol LAXATIVO RBoMO
QUININA. III botioarIo la dsYolYeE& 81 dfnero sino
50 CuFas La 6rmS de 3. ". GROVE - hRlls sc
Arizona republican., 1908-01-24

was sentenced to jail for fifteen days.
 Mir. Fogarty detailed the circumstan- ces Of the theft and at the same time
 expressed his opinion of the Western
 Federation of Miners. of which Con
 nelly is member.
 The old man said that he had been
 drinking and Judge. I was a little
 over the baE'." He said that he was in a saloon surrounded by a lot of West ern Federation men. He was sober enough to know that he would have to safeguard his wealth consisting of 8 gold piece if he got out of the place with it. When no one was observing him. ke took the mOne.- out of his pocket and wrapping it in a piece of paper. he thrust it into an envelope containing a litter.
 After that he drank some more, and said he. Judge, lost me wits" The best evidence ot that was that he showed the letter in which he had con cealed his money to Connolly. In re- moving the letter from the envelope the paper containing the money rolled out. The old man saw it. but did not think O. tt. Connolly saw IL and did think of it. He concealed it under his hand and having read the letter, he re- placed it and handed it back Co FOgar- ty. A gleam of rsason came to the old man and he recalled all he had seen of the juggling of the money. Connel- ly denied that he had seen it and was arrested. He admitted to the court that though .c did not take the money from the person of Fogarty he had !. picked it from the table
 Commenting further on the Western l Federation, the old man said that he / had belonged to the union for thirty l years. In those days. he said, things were different. Now, he says, the policy of the members seems to be to do" each other, but preferably out ,iders.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-24

serves more than passing mention. The dancing was spirited and grace ful and the characters faithfully rep resented.
 The caste cannot be fully given but the participants were Misses Hooker. Stoffel and Tracy and Messrs. Chas. Stauffer. Tom Prescott. Geo. Lutgerd- ing and Harry Klavens.
 The Gypsy dance was fully as artis- tic and picturesque as before, and Mrs Hil1erbran's solo dance was eX- ceptionally good. MT. Hilderbran sung very sweetly "The Bandalero." and the program concluded with the grand march and tableau.
 The American drill received the highest number of votes. and no one felt sorry to see the little girls in white proudly carrying the banner in the final march They worked hard and faithfully to make their part a sue cess and their efforts were justly crowned with glory.
 The Kermis season will close with this afternoon at which the previous program will be repeated and the Chinese drill will be given by Miss Ellis kindergarten. The curtain will rise at 3:15.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-24

and sympathy for the handsome Jap. who though he had killed the Russian man. still remained the unhappy pos sessor of too many hearts, to say
 nothing of the hands accompanying them.
 Baby Leibenow was again the pride
 and pet of the house as she sang Crocodile Isle" responding to several recalls with Cousin of Mine" and Man in the Moon,' also her special ty, the skirt dance.
 The intermission was lively and business-like, as the v=pdrrs of Nari- ous articles filled the alslcs and the pedlars of votes piled their trade. Voting was briskly followed through out the entire evening. and the oppos- ing forces had to use some strong ar guments.
 Special mention should be made of the continual play of beautiful lights supon the various scenes. Yellow lights were thrown upon clan Rob Roy as they did the Highland Fling. The Irish maids danced in an emerall glow. while the twinklng feet and swirling draperies of the skirt dancers were Int with sunset tints.
 The Spanish and Italian dances were improved upon, if that could be pos sible. To any one who has aver seen the typical dancers of the sunny south the representations as given were x ceedingly good. and one could not find fault with the gentleman from the cattle country who remarked audihlr, I'd like to corral that bunch myself" The Irish maids danced unusually we'll Their movements were graceful and accurate, and they moved with fine unison. Of all the concerted dances this was perhaps the prettiest. The Coon dance was more than sat isfactory. The debut of some of the young people in vaudeville was a sur prise to their friends. This has not been specially noted before and it de-
Arizona republican., 1908-01-24
SECOND PERFORMANCE
 WAS STILL BITTER
Another Delighted Audience Greeted
 the kermis Dancers Last Night.

The second night of the Kermis was in some respects more successful than the first The children became more at home in their surroundings, and with greater ease filled their difficult parts.
 The various booths received their due share of attention. The Dutch hausfrau. dispensed warm comfort. the charming young matron who presided over the candy sold sweets enough to satisfy the most particular palate, while Sally Ann JesunOfsky and Ma ria Jane King in the Country Store" disposed of home made eggs and cir GUS lemonade till everybody was fuil.
 The dances were full of interest ds on the preceding night The Scotch lassies Outdid themselves and gave their encore as before, through Miss Jennie Stevens in the sword dance. The skirt dance was better if possible than on the first night. The dance was extremely graceful and daintily executed. The intricate steps were finely carried out and the effect was beautiful.
 One of the sweetest pictures pre- sented was the little pink roses, sur rounded by the band of bees. The rosebud garden of girls contained five of the fairest buds to be found. Lit tie Ruth Goldberg as the Queen Bee was the essence and impersonation of grace as she swung around her fav- oritS flower in the dizziest of dances.
 Mir. Harry Well and his troupe of admirers created much amusement
Arizona republican., 1908-01-24
Personal Mention

W. c. Reed of Bisbee was among the visitors here yesterday on busi- ness.
 Geo. W Frank of the National Cash Register company is here on his usual rounds.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. B. Hamley of St. Louis were among the tourists arriv- ing in Phoenix yesterday.
 Mrs. George Mearick and daughter of Dayton, Ohio. were arrivals in Phoenix yesterday for the winter.
 The following registered at the Commercial yesterday: F. H. Mentel. Los Angeles: John B. Shea. Watson vile; George l. LedgerwOOd. Los An geles; J. W. Ross. Bisbee; s. J. Trun- ertZ. Don Luis; Lu Percy. Lowell. Ariz.; T. O. Phillips, Bisbee.
 At the Hotel Adams yesterday were: P. s. Stanton. New York City: Ed Davis. Albuquerque; R. A Hoerner. Louisville; Percival Henderson. Fl Paso: Frank Hudson. Los Angeles; c. K. COrbry. St. Joseph. Mo; H. E. Carm. Troy; J. B. Burgoyne. Cincin- natti.
 At the Ford hotel yesterday were; G. W. Sweeney. Chicago: 4. Orfila. Los Angeles: J. M. CoOmbs. Lead. S D.: MT and Mrs. J. w. Culver. New York City; Fay A. Ford. Tucson; Hen " Van Dyke. Los Angeles; F. A. Pet CTS. Los Angeles; George W. Frank. Dayton; R. W. Erwin. Ed Kurmsrer. Casa Grande; Fred Helberg. C. W Hull. John Pollock, J. s. Callaghan. Don Luis; John Harris. Pittsburg-
Arizona republican., 1908-01-24
TT'T'f VI ADJUSTMENTS

'The Virginian." the dramatizatiOn of owen Wister's splendid novel of western life, will be presented at the Doris theater by the Kirke La Shelle players9 Few dramas of the American plains life give such a realistic and thrilling picture as that presented by this charming stage version of Wis ter's widely read novel. The virility and power Of the original romance have been imDarted to the stage yer sion. and the necessary atmosphere of the Wyoming territorial days are known to have been cleverly added in such manner as to give strength to the story. The Virginian" has been the recipient Of much genuine com mendation and-will undoubtedly repeat former triumphs during its coming en- gagement here. Prices, S2, S1.50, S1.00 and soc. Seats on sale at Boehmers Drug Store. Thursday, Jan. 23rd.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-24
EARTH AS FOOD.

In New Caledonia, New Guinea and in the Malay archipelago the consump- tion of earth as food is comparatively common. In Java and Sumatra a cer- tain kind of clay undergoes a prelimi- nary preparation, being mixed with water, reduced to a paste and the sand and other hard substances removed. The clay is then made into small tab- lets or cakes about as thick as a lead pencil and baked in an iron saucepan. When this process is over the cake of earth resembles a piece of dried pork. The Javanese eat small figures rough ly- modelled from clay, made to initiate animals, birds or men.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-24
A LIMIT PUT
 ON ALIENISTS
Only Three On a Side In
 the Ihaw Trial
The Defense May Conclude
 It's Evidence Today.

i New York, Jan. 23.-When an early
 adjournment of the Thaw trial was i taken today in order to enable the de- ! fense to prepare a long hypothetical | question covering all the evidence
 there seemed no longer any doubt that
 next week will be bring the second nearing to a close. Justice Bowling has decided to limit each side to three experts, and two of the defense's trio were heard today, as to the facts of
 mental and physical examinations made of Thaw in the Tombs.
 No experts for the state have yet appeared in the court room and Jerome
 has not indicated the manner in which
 he will combat the testimony of the
 alienists for the defense All the doc
 tors who served the state at the first
 hearing are under subpoena by the de-
 fense, not as paid experts but as possi-
 ble witnesses in sur-rebuttall in any
 acton the distriet attorney may take
 IL rebutting the insanity plea.
 Jerome turned the tables yesterday
 upon Mrs. William Thaw by reading
 to the jury the affidavits she made a year ago to the lunacy commission which was examining her sons condi-
 tion of mind. and the defense shows a similar reversal in having the states former alienists admit upon the stand that they made affidavits a year ago in which they expressed the opinion that Harry Thaw was suffering from incurable paraneia and had been a victim of that mental malady for many years.
 Justice Bowling held a conference with all the attorneys interested in the case before announcing his decision to limit the amount of expert testimony to be placed before the jury. Last year the defense offered six experts to answer the hypothetical question but these were overwhelmed numerically by the defense.
 The defense should conclude its evil dence tomorrow unless Jerome extends the cross examination beyond the limit of his present intention. pr. Charles Wagner of BinghamptOn, N. Y, and Dr. BrittOn D. Evans of Morris Plains, i x. J., both superintendents of state were on the stand today In detailing their conversations with Thaw in the Tombs they brought out more clearly points which were glossed over last year. The first was to the effect that Thaw told them that in 300 and 1901 he had been the guest If White at a dinner party in Madison Square Garden and that he left early md was accused of breaking up the i party. Thaw told the physicians of ! he first time he saw Evelyn Nesbit, ! t was in 1901, in front of a theater, ::
Arizona republican., 1908-01-24
We Hear of More Cures

Of troubles originating in impure blood, scrofula, loss of appetite, catarrh. rheuma- tism, by Hoods sSarsaparilla than by all other so-called remedies combined. Somehow those cured by Hoods seem to stay cured, and they gladly tell the good news to others.
 Scrofula Sore-"My wife had scrofu- lous sore on her leg for years. Many differ ent medicines gave but little benefit. She turned to Hoods Sarsaparlla and the sore quickly healed. It is good blood medicine" J. N. DAFT. Crosby, Texas.
 Afflicted i6 Hoods Sarsapa- rilla has cured me of scrofula. with which 1 have been troubled 16 years. and caused by vaccination. My little daughter had a serofula swelling on her neck and Hoods Sarsaparilla also cured her" MRs. NORA HUGHEY. Hughey. Tennessee.
 Hoods sarsaparilla is sold everywhere. In the usual liquid. or in tablet form called SaYsatabs. 100 Doses One Dollar. Pre- pared only by c. I. Hood Co.,, Lowell, Mass
Arizona republican., 1908-01-24

Remnants
 of Draperies
Arizona republican., 1908-01-24

"a pure looking girl" he declared. Then he asked who she was. He was told her name was Nesbit and that "she belongs to Stanford White Thaw managed afterward to meet the girl at a theater supper in company with several other chorus people.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-24
NOTICE

All persons owing the Phoenix Hey & Grain Company will please pay the same to J. F. Kelly. trustee, at 16-lS N. Center St, before January 2S. 1908. at which time the property of the said will be sold at auction.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-24
A CASUAL fRNND
 R0BS MR. f0GARIY
The Incident Confirmed That Gentle mans Opinion of the Western Fed eration.

Dan Connolly was before Justice Johnstone yesterday on the charge of stealing five dollar gold piece from an old miner named James FOgarty. He partially admitted the theft and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25
UTAH IS FOR BRYAN,
SAYS GOV. OSBORNE
Chief of Western Headquarters
of Democratic National Com.
mittee Is Confident.

The decision OF the Utah supreme
court regarding the taking of c2 the
Taft electors from the Taft Liberal
ticket has raised the hopes of the Demo
cratic national committee as to the
chances of the Nebrasxan in the state.
The Denver News says:
That Bryan has more than q fighting
chance 70 carry Utah was the encour9g-
ing report received yesterday by John L.
OSBORNE. former governor OF Wyoming.
At the western Democratic headquarters.
The report was based upon the action
or the leaders OF the American party IN
the head OF their state ticket. while the
TAFT electors withdrew and refused 20
accept a similar place The position for
the Bryan electors, il was reported TO
more votes than he otherwise would get.
The American party Is the Antl-Mor-
mon party IN Utah. and IL has q great
dea! Of strength in many sections OF the
state. It's leaders arc divided Ia ma
tional politics. To prevent any split
over this, II was decided 10 place both
the Democratic and Republican electors
on the state ticket. The refusal OF the
Republicans TO accept the places ten
acCcd has caused much bitterness against
ihe party and greatly aided the cause OF
Bryan
The Utah supreme court Yesterday
handed down decision uphod!ng the
risht Of the Republican electors TO with
draw
The decision involved unique point.
The Taft Liberal party Is the name
adopted by the American, or anti-church.
party In Salt Lake CITY and county for
the purpose OF carrying Republican pres
i0ental electors on It's state and county
tickets. Tho Republican presidential
electors. thus lndoSsed and nominated by
tho American party, withdrew their
names, and the action was brought 10
compel the secretary OF state 10 certify
the names Notwithstanding, II being the
contention OF the American party leaders
that nominees could not designate in
this manner those who should or should
not vote FOR them. TodayS decision.
therefore, leaves the Taft LIBERAL"
party without electors and makes IL Inn
possible for Republican Americans 10
vote a straight ticket