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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-13
GIBBONS QUITS ROME.

Rome, Aug 13.--Cardinal Gibbons Of
Baltimore. Bishop Foley Of Detroit,
and Bishop O'Connell OF Washington.
left Rome today for Oryeto where
they will be- guests Of Bishop Frat
tocchi, who Is a great friend Of Mgr
Cerrutti. auditor Of the delegation In
Washington The American prelates
are accompanied by Mgr. Cerrutu
Father A + Doyle, rector of the
Apostolic Mission house al washing
ton. has left here for London, by way
OF Paris.
AT the former city he viii attend the
eucharistlc congress and discuss with
the Most Reverend Francis Bourne
archbishop ~ Westminster, the es-
tablishment IN England OF "A mission
house similar 20 the one In Washing.
ton the purpose Of which Is the con.
version of Protestants 10 Catholicism.
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HOLLAND PREPARING
FOR EVENTUALlTlES

The Hague, Aug lS.-The minister
of marine cut short his summer holl-
day and returned here today in order
To be on hand should developments in
the caribbean trouble growing out of
the difficulty between the Netherlands
and Venezuela require active naval
action, II is not expected that the
cruiser Friesland will sail for the West
midas before the end OF this month.
with regard To the cruiser Utrecht, Il
appears that this vessel already had
been designated to relieve the Colder
land on the West Indian station.
Whether or not the Gelderland returns
home on the arrival of the Utrecht de
ponds on what conditions are at that
time.
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BIG FIRE IN SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco, Aug, ia Are which
for time threatened 20 destroy n
block IN the western addition I'm Fill
more street between Turk ana Eddy.
occurred early today IN the Coney is-
land Amusement pavilion consuming
the entire building ana damaging nd
jnoent houses and stores. The loss IL
estimated AT 100000.
Tho Arc, which II behaved To nave
originatde from crossed c,cctrlo wlrcs.
rapidly spread 60 tho entire pavilion
structure, quickly consumed tho various
hlmsy amusement booths aud concas-
sions IN tho place ana then swept
across 2b-foot alley, destroying SOW
enl buildings, including n three story
fiat building, only the most strrnu-
ous efforts or tho hrrm-n saved the
entire block
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His Aeroplane Meets With Acct
dent, Win Take Several
Days to Repair.
CALCULATIONS NOT CORRECT
In Descending Left Wing Came In
Contact With Earth and
Was Torn on

lie Mans France, Aug rs. rho
Virgin aeropiane sunerea an accident
this morning which will REQ uire sew
eral days and possibly q week to re-
pair. After two superb flights Wilbur
Wright essayed new and daring
method of descent. He stopped the
motor at heighth Of 20 feet and tried
to come to earth on gradual descend
ing glide. The calculation were not
absolutely correct and the left wing
of the aeroplane came in contact with
the ground. This tore the frame of
the machine. Mr.. Wright was not in
1ured. MIR. Wright said he did not
regard the accident as serious, and
explained that these were only incl
dental experiences devoted to acuuir-
ing special mastery of the difficulties
of naviation and the execution of new
maneuvers.
Mr.. Wright's first flight this morning
eclipsed all his former efforts. He made
several complete tours OF the field over
the tops of the trees According to the
official time he was in the air min
utes and SO seconds The aeroplanist
encountered a 10 mile breeze. but in
spite of this he displayed greater facu-
ity in maneuvering than he did when
there was dead calm.
a GREAT FLIGHT.
Mr. Wrights second flight. which
lasted two minutes. was novel one.
The aeroplanist scared and descended
at will, executing bewildering turns.
suddenly when approaching the grand
stand the machine lost its speed and
began curving slowly toward the
earth All appeared to be well until
IL was TO leeward and the delicate
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PRESIDENTS GUESTS.

oyster Bay Aug President
Roosevelt has as his guests al lunch
con today Chas. s. Francis OF Troy
n. y, American ambassador 10 Aus
tria- Hungary who has JUST returned
from Vienna on a leave Of absence.
A number Of politicians interested in
the New York state campaign VIII all
so be received today and take lunch
con with him,
clifford Plnchot chief OF the L. S.
bureau Of forestry. ana Walter l.,
Fishor Of the national conservation
commission, came tp talk over tho
work OF the commission for conscry-
lng tho country's natural resources,
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A SPIRITED CONTEST.
Being Wagcd for Next Meeting of In
tcrnational Typographical Union.

Boston, Aug l3.--An interesting and
spirited contest for the honor of enter
tanning next years international Typo
graphical union was waged today at
the session here OF the union between
Minneapolis. 81 Joseph and Seattle.
1t was expected that at the session
tonight for the celebration OF the six
tieth anniversary OF the Boston union
the speakers would be John Mitchell
of the National civic league and Gift
ford Pinchot. United states forester
The stereotypers and electrotypers'
ASSOCIATION held business sessions dur
ing the day. while the members OF tho
la dies auxiliary OF the union visited
Concord and Lexington,
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BITTEN ny A HORSE.

New York Aug. 13.--Dr. Max Zoig-
Ter. veterinary surgeon of ArYerne,
Long Island, was buried Yesterday,
his death having resulted following a
bite OF horse. He was giving the
horse a dose Of medicine a fortnight
ago when the animal snapped at him,
nipping the surgeons nose. lie treat
ed the wound, hut became very III A
few DAYS ago and died, A close watch
is being kept on tho horse 10 ascertain
from what malady It was suffering
when Il bit DR., Zelgler
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LA TOILETTE DENIES
THAT HE'S A DEMOCRAT

dience OF C,OOO az the Epworth ASSEMBLY
last night. Senator Robert NJ La Fol
leito expressed great admiration and
ibbiehdship Tor W, j. brXan, but insisted
hght against the railroads 10 secure
lower rates and no discrimination, he
entities by Wisconsin, Illinois. Iowa and
Minnesota. These policies were not the
product of the minds OF eithor Bryan
or Roosevelt ne said A man in the
Democrat but he denied il. He spoke
for some time OF the Aldrich- VreeianI
blll which he denounced as Wieious
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PAN AMERICAN MEDICAL
CONGRESS IN SESSION

Guatemala City, Aug 13.-The fifth
session of the pan-American medical
congress- which opened here Aug. 6.
has come to an end with a banquet CIV
en- by President Cabrera in honor or
the delegates. The president made an
address In which he called the work
of the congress a scientific triumph for
the republics OF the American CONT
nent. Appropriate replies We're made
by William Heimke. the American
minister to Guatemala. and Senior Cal
vo, the Gillian delegate.
The next congress will be held In
Lima, Peru. in August, 1911.
The delegates who come from practice
ally all the republics of the Americas,
have been Hospitality entertained in
Guatemala City and they carry away
with them favorable impressions of the
republic.
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TONY PASTOR MAY
NOT SURVIVE THE DAY

Now York. Aug. lS,-Tony Pastor,
widely known ns a theatrical manager.
IL 40 seriously III at his homo at Elm
hurst, L. l.. that II 10 feared he cam
not survive the day
Mr., Pastoral illness is the result OF
q general breakdown, said 20 have been
caused through worry over hts ousl-
ness which was said not 20 have been
profitable of late, He ala not take
20 his bed until last Monday, For tho
lasr two days he has been IN semi
conscious state and his wife has con-
stantly remained AT HIS bedside.
Mr. Pastor IN 10 years old, He has
Boon married twice, having one son
by his first marriage.
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SHAH is SUPERSTlTloUS.
Persian Ruler IN Preparing for a
Second Coronation.

St. petersburg, Aug. IA dispatch
received hore from 1'eheran says a
misunderstanding has arisen between
VI. Hartwlg. the Russian minister and
OF Tehoran, over the arrest of two
Russians for carrying arms. NJ Harts
wig caused tho prisoners 10 be re-
lensed and addressed II sharp rpmon-
strnnce Ia Gen. Liakhorf 20 the effect
that Russlnna should not bo arrested
without his permission.
Another communication from the
Persian capital says that preparations
are being made for second norohs =
ton OF the shah During tha first cor.
nnation two years ago, the tiara foil
from his mnjvstys brow ana 20 this
inoldnnt tho shRh superkutioubl as
oribes tho mishnps OF hia falgn.
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LOOKS DARK FOR ALBRIGHT.

Rochester, y. Y. Aug. ia man
giving his name as G. s. Albright, %
years old. and claiming San Francisco
as his home. was arrested shortly aft
er midnight in State street The
Rochester police have been looking for
the man for some days as he Is wanted
In Buffalo and Chicago on charges of
forgery. Albright has many aliases. He
told the police that his real name Is
Mark Setcamp. and that he Is the son
of minister OF the United Brethren
church, living AT 1865 Hoyne avenue,
Chicago. His other aliases are Mark
Schich and r. j. Stanley. Albright,
or setcamp. is wanted in Buffalo on
the charge of trying TO pass a forged
check for $i5 bearing the name of Mr..
Mnckie of Tonawanda. He will be sent
on to Buffalo today
san Francisco, Aug. 1S-The name of
c. S Albright, given by >the young
man arrested in Rochester, y, Y, on n
charge of forgery, who claimed San
Francisco as his home, does not appear
in the city directory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-13
TOWN OF TAFT, MONT.
DESTROYED BY FIRE

Missoula, Mont. Aug. 13,-The entire
town OF Taft with the exception of the
postoffice, one grocery store and u sa-
loon, was destroyed by fire this morn
ing The blaze started from forest
fire.
The warehouses OF the construction
companies which are located on the
opposite side OF the railroad tracks cs-
capped
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-13
MARY RoBB CASE.
Dr r. ", Mitchell Held IN Ten Thou
sand Dollar Bonds.

Blackfont IDA, Aug l2,--Dr II. W.
Mitchell. charged with performing a
criminal operation on Mary Robh a
young school teacher from which the
glrl died was bound over 10 await the
action ~ the district court under bond
OF $4,000 The preliminary hearing
lasted week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-13
LIKES POLITICAL OUTLOOK
Extremely Gratified Over Show
ina Made by National Chair
man Frank Hitchcock.
,-or,sl Political Conditions in Iowa
Disturbed by Death of Sem
ator Allison.

Hot Springs, Va. Aug bit de-
reloped today that during one of his
recent rides Mr.. Taft was thrown from
his horse but escaped injury. The ac-
,ilent was due to the weak ankles of
,be horse. Mr.. Taft Is in the market
nr another horse. possessing the ne
cessary requirement of weight and
strength. Gen. Edward of the insular
bureau of the war department will
make the selection and purchase of the
animal.
Exteme qualification over the show
Ing toward perfected organization
made yesterday by Frank II. Hitch
cock, Republican national chairman,
was expressed by Candidate Taft to-
day
Yesterdays conference was really
the first business meeting | have had
with the national chairman since the
organization for the campaign began"
said Mr.. Taft at breakfast.
The amount of work that has been
done is surprising, but decidedly sat
Isfactory. We took UP one thing after
another at one sitting of more than
three hours. Throughout there was
nothing but the most harmonious and
unanimous conclusions reached Par
ilcuarly was this the case in hand
ling the Ohio situation. There has
been no opportunity before for an ad-
justment of the campaign details be-
tween Mr.. Vorys and Mr.. Hitchcock
Mr., Norys was DESTROYS of putting the
national chairman in possession of
many threads of the state campaign
which also were national in their char
acter. At the same time 1t was de-
sirable that arrangements should be
made for carrying on the routine fea-
lures Of the work directly between
the national and state committees and
all this was adjusted.
With ME- Hitchcocks methods ] am
more than satisfied. He has a wonder
full grasp of the work he is doing and
plans a long way ahead"
Representative Hepburn of Iowa,
VINO reached here today. had n confer
ehce with Mr., Taft particularly on
me situation IN his state where normal
poilticai conditions have been disturbed
oy the death of Senator Allison,
oecy' OF War Wright has an en-
gagement 10 spend Saturday and sun
80 10 'hS quest OF Mr.. Tart, a con-
. s MADE necessary for the proper
disposal of numerous war department
matters.
HITCHCOCK IN WASHINGTON.
Washington. Aug. 1s.-Chalrman
frank II. Hitchcock of the Republican
national committee accompanies by
his secretary. James T. Williams. Jr,
arrived In Washington at o'clock this
morning from Hot Springs. Va. where
he conferred with Mr.. Taft Yesterday
Mr Hitchcock will start for Chicago
at I: 40 p. m. today to meet eastern and
western officials of the national com
mlttee who are TO meet there Saturday
ana open the western headquarters.
Mr. Hitchcock had no political engage
ments here today but is closing and
surrendering the last of the rooms used
as Mr. Tafts preconvention headquart-
ers
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SULLIVAN MINE
BUILDINGS SAFE

MAX horook Il. G., Aug. lS-The sui
press NINE buildings aud the COM
safe VI plant near Kimberly are now
burnt rom forest fires that have been
mileuhg In iha, district, An area 10
been lolg and four miles wide ha,
81 turned over The fire near the
soyer,nusene Mission was stopped by
Ioss employees. Tho timber
Asys' 'he koolsnai district 10 very
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TWO BOYS DROWNED.

Marquette, Mich, Aug, 13.-Swim-
ming off the beach at Lighthouse Point
last night Charles Foreman, 10 years
old, and Henry Rose, IA. We're drowned.
one boy was seized with cramps and
the other attempted to save him.
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KING VIII rAKn wArnIts,

ISChl. Aug a., King Edward left f0r
Marhlehuad where 10 Will lats The wat
era this maning fmperor Freneia 10
during King EdWard'a Yiali ~sh at The
railway. station 70 bid his royal vlsitse
farewell,
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GOULD DIVORCE CASE.
Mrs. real, Harry Housloy and Julia
Fleming Indicted for Perjury,

'INI'TI"N 'II''I'''1 W I"'I
New York, Aus. l3.-'rho grand jury
today found indictments accusing Mrs.
Ronjamin Teal, Harry Housley. a pri-
vate detective, and Julia Fleming. a
seamstress Of attempting subornltion
OF perjury IN inducing Mabel Maccaus-
Ian 10 give false evidence against
Frank J Gould In divorce proceedings
brought hy Mrs Gould, All the de-
PENDANTS aIo az liberty ON bail on sim
mar charges made by the district at
toWey They win be aIqaigned 10
plead tomorrow
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Appeals viii be Made to the Indl-
vidual States, Each Adopt
ing Its Own Method.
IT HAS BRYAN'S APPROVAL
Financial Committee Generally Agree
That Between $500, 900 and 81 ,Ooo,-
900 WIZ be Necessary.

Chicago Aug. 1.-The Democratic
nauonal campaign fund OF lsOS win be
raised through appeals made TO the
individual states. Each state, under
the direction OF its national commit
teeman OF financial representative,
designated for the purpose, win deter
mine its own method OF raising mon
ey The general plan was announced
today on the arrival Of Chairman
Mack of the national committee. from
Lincoln Neb., and II is understood TO
have met the entire approval of w. j.
Bryan, John w. Kern, vice presidential
candidate, and members of the cam
paign text book committee accompan-
led MI. Mack to this city Mr. Kern
left later in the day for his home IN
indianapolis,
AMOUNT NEEDED.
The financial committee, of which
Col. Moses c. Wetmore OF ST. Louis is
chairman, generally agree that be.
tween 100000 and $1,000 600 will be re-
CURED to finance the legitimate ex-
penses OF the coming presidential cam
paign. The devsing of adequate meth
DDS to provide these means has occa-
stoned Gov Haskell of Oklahoma,
treasurer Ut the national committee.
and COL Wetmore no little concern.
The adoption of the plan announced
TO raise money by states is believed
10 be solution OF the problem. state
pride, the financial committee feels,
VIII be developed and as n result ef-
forts will be made to make contri-
buttons as large as possible.
The financial committee, however,
VIII arrange to enlist monetary aid
from all those who have indicated that
they are ready to contribute i'm a sub
stantial degree. The contributions to
the various financial representative in
the states viii be made up of small
donations.
COMMlTTEEMFN INSTRUCTED.
The national committee has COM
municated with the national commit
teemen in the several states and in
structed them to proceed immediate
~ With the collection of funds. and to
this end have suggested that iinan-
cial representative be appointed in
each state with assistants In the coun-
ties who will devise such ways and
means as may be deemed best TO OBJ
tain funds in their own particular
states.
While no public solicitations have
as yet been made by the national conf
mittee. contributions from various
sources in no small amounts are being
received daily at the Chicago head
quarters. Chairman Mack took up the
work Of organizing the speakers
bureau here today.
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The Harrison times., 1908-11-07
INDIANA.

Indianapolis, Ind, a, m, Nov. A.
1895 election precincts out Of 3245 in
state for wresident give Taft l13,757;
Bryan 1OI9OS. The same precincts
in 1904 gave Roosevelt 122,3S4; Parker
91,049;
Indianapolis, Nov. Spa election
precincts out Of 3,245 in state of In.
diana for president, give Taft 2S,14S;
Bryan 25,7S5 Same in 1904 gave
Roosevelt 29,221; Parker 21122.
Indianapolis, Nov. 3.-At 10 o'clock
tonight indications are that Taft has
carried Indiana by about 5000 votes,
Thos r. Marshall (Dem) candidate
for governor, is probably elected by
a small plurality. In the Seventh con
gressional district Congressman Over
street is probably defeated by small
plurality,
Indianapolis, Nov. 3.-SiXty election
precincts cut OF 3,245 in state Of In
diana Taft 1868; Bryan S,6S4, Same
in 1904 gave Roosevelt 1853; Parker
$3.50
Indianapolis Nov. 4, 1890 a. m,-lf
the present ratio is maintained Taft
will carry Indiana by $4,000,
indianapolis, Nov 3-SiXty pre-,
cincts out Of 5,2l5 in state give Taft
S,363; Bryan 1854.
Indianapolis. Nov 3-Twenty.nine
precincts out cf 3,245 in Indiana for
Gov Watson (RepD 4,540; Marshall
Oom) 4,42O.
Indianapolis, Nov 3,--One hundred
and twenty precincts out Of 3,2i5 in
the state of Indiana for Governor,
Watson (Rep,D 1875; Marshall
CDemD 1904, Same in 1904 Han
ley (RepJ 15,9G9; Kern Dem) l2,.
$40.
indianapolis, Nov 3,-127 precincts
out Of 1873 in city give Taft 32,233 ;
Bryan S2,1S9.
Indianapolis, Nov 3,-224 precincts
out Of 3,245 in state for president, give
TAFT 2Sl4S; Bryan 26,7S5. Same in
1904 gave Roosevelt 29,22l; Parker
21122.
indianapolis, Nov. 3.-Eleyen elec'
ton precincts out Of 3S4 in Indiana,
Taft 2,O42; Bryan 2,O3O The same
precincts in 1904; Roosevelt Elsa;
Parker l,702,
The Harrison times., 1908-11-07

though Indiana has possibly elected a
democratic governor
The result in Missouri seems to in
dicate that Bryan has held his grip
on the state, but Cowherd is having n
hard tussle with Hadley in his race
for governor
Governor Johnson is fighting hard
to maintain lead in Minnesota and
while Hemans democratic candidate
Z for governor of Michigan appears to
have carried the state. Taft received
4 I.Sttering plurality though the re,
publican vote was greatly reduced.
Very few disturbances are reported
from this election though few frauds
ARE alleged in New York state. The
election generally was a quiet AFFAIR
Judge Taft arrived at his home city
from his campaign tour at s o'clock
Tuesday morning, He cast his vote
about noon He was accompanied by
Mrs. Taft, who was with him on the
last day Of his speaking tour
President Roosevelt cast ballot No
l4l at oyster Bay at 1928 q, m and
his son, Theodore Jr, cast ballot NO,
LAP.
James sherman, the Republican can
didate for Vice President accom-
panied by his three sons went to the
election booth in the third district Of
South Ward in Utica, about lO;30 am.
The BOYS voted about the same time
as their father and sherman suggested
that at least four straight Republican
votes had been cast.
The election at Fairyiew ushered in
with clear skies and balmy weather.
Bryan was astr early looking over
mass Of telegrams received from diff,
ferent parts Of the country, giving as
surances of Democratic victory and at
9 O'Clock drove In the dog cart to
Henlin's grocery store in the little vii
lage of Normal, where he cast his
vote. Bryan deposited ballot Nc, AZ
in the box and as he did so a score
,of others in the store removed thelr
hats and offered him their best wishes
The Harrison times., 1908-11-07
MISSOURI.

st. Louis, Nov, 3.--Thirty scatter.
ing precincts out of 4O3 in St. Louis,
Bryan 4,231; Taft 4,lO5; Cowherd
4,1S3; Hadley 4,075. Same in 1904:
Roosevelt 5000 Parker 4l40,
Kansas City, Nov, 3.-Four precincts
out of "a in Cole county Taft 2i0;
Bryan 25T
Jefferson City, Mo, Nov S.-The
town of Elberton, Cole county gives
Bryan l07; Taft 80, In 1906 the town
voted Democratic 81; Rep, 52
st. Louis, Nov. 3,-Douglass county
complete Taft $500; Bryan 500, Had.
ley 2AOl; Cowhcrd i5o, Same county
Roosevelt 1880; Parker 49,
Kansas City, Nov 3,-Ninety pre-
cincts on, Of 1873 in Kansas CITY, Bry'
an l0,045; Taft 1850.
st. louis. Nov. 3.--For L. S. Sena.
tor, IA precincts out Of 3S in Macon
county give Folk 500; Stone 592;
Kennish GO, Kerns 1875; Mckinley
GA; Congress, first district Lloyd
Dem) 1857; Chambeylm l,iS7, State
Senator Humphrey (Dem) 1929; Sims
(Rep) 1873,