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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-19
New interpretations
Tho following companies Incorporated

Tho following companies Incorporated
Tuesday
TIC Dunn Development company Of this
city. taking over William Duuns inter
est in SISn,00O worth OF stock in the Ban
mock Consolidated Mining company of
Butte, Mont; also AN interest In Dunn s
lease on an interest in tho Wadens claim
In The Bannock mining district. Beaver
Head county. that state, capitalization.
S5o,0O divided into 100. 600 shares OF 80
cents apiece. OF which 5000 shares are
and treasurer; John \. Mayncs. Vice
president. IL V. Van Pclt. secretary;
Robert Hartley and George L. Goodwin.
The Lucky Boy Leasing and Develop
ment company OF this city, taking over
from r, -; Earls and w. e. Greene Of
Gouncld, NcY.. n lease upon the west
half Of The Mountain Queen lode mining
claim, 10 miles southwest OF Hawthorne.
lismcralda county, Nevada, i'm the Lucky
Boy mining camp; capitalization $4,000.
divided into 1000 shares Of i0 cents
apiece, of which 100000 are treasury
stock; William r. Wallace. president; s.
Auorbach, zach, trcasmcr; Fred \. Earis,
managing director: James H. Ball. secrc-
tary: Jackson McChrystal and c. L.. AL
len, additional directors, Earls is resi-
dent agent of the company in Nevada.
Tho Intermountain Coal company, with
a main office here and general bust
ton $4,000. divided into as many one
dollar shares; a. - smith Provo prcsi-
dent. A NJ. Wrench, Salt Lake. vice
president. l.. &. Fuller. Provo. secr"-
tarN; w. l.. Bicrsach. Provo. treasurer;
j.. t.. Mum. Telluride, Colo, additional
director
The Lime Crock Oil company Of this
city. taking over Dixie placer mining
claims Nos. 3, I, ., &. Z, 10. II. II. Is
and il. containing 1000 acres OF unpat-
eutod oil lands. in the Monumental min
ing district, san Juan county: capitaliza-
tion Sl5O000, divided into 500. 600 shares
Of 10 cent seach. of which 100000 are
treasury stock. T.. V. Boddsh. president;
{. A. Gillette. vice president: James
Gwen, secretary and treasurer: Frank J,
and Is. G. GuStin. additional directors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-19

MERCUR EXCURSION
Sunday, May 23rd- Special train
Salt Lake Route leaves $50 Il. m.
Round trip, $3.50.
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Robert Burns entered "a plea of guilty
to drunkenness and after giving him n
little fatherly advice the court discharged
him.
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Real Estate Transfers,

Jesse /. West and wife Ia Bertha
=, Phelps, lot 4, block 1874, plat
William Pickering and wife 10
George r. Nichols. lot ., block L.
Hunters subdivision %, five-acre
George Z. Nichols and wife TO VII
liam Pickering. lot 9, block l.
Hunters subdivision 23, hve-acre
William Pickering and wife to
George e. Nichols. lot .. block 1
Hunters subdivision IS. iivc-acre
plat A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Josephine s. Tanner to Melvyn c.
Morris, part block Q. Forest Dale
Hubbard Investment company TO
Sarah Ann SaXton. lot a., block .,
East Waterloo ,...........
A. i. Lawson 10 John +. Lawson.
land in section 81. township
south, range | west ,...s.......
Sarah Ann SaXton to Bert NJ.
Young. part lot 4. block CO. plat
stephen ID. Greenwood ct al. to o. A.
Palmer. lot 3. block 1864. plat D..
sarah Ann SaNton TO Bert NJ
Young. lot t. block 60. plat c.. is
kimball & Richards TO Ann !, Coop
er, lots 36 and 81. block 1, Holly
K. NJ Best and wife to r. y. Nc
Donald, lot ., block 20. tcn-acre
plat a ...,.,..............
L.. 5. Sheets to Gelctta Egbert. lot
/. block -. plat a ......... q
a. II. Vogclcr to Alex Cartclla. lot
10. block Z: five-acrc plat 49,. .,
John Brough and wife TO w. 5.
Weller. lot 4, block -. plat D..
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John Carlow pleaded mol gully to keep
ing vicious dog and his case was Sc
for trial next SATURDAY morning.
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REV, I. w. wuLIAMsoN's LETTER.

Rev. /. w williamson. Huntington.
W Va, writes; "This is to certify
that [ used Foley's Kidney Remedy for
nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble
and am free to say that il will do all
that you claim for it, Foley's Kid.
ney Remedy has restored health and
strength to thousands of weak. run
down people. Contains no harmful
drugs and is pleasant to take r. !.
Hill Drug Co., corner Second South and
West Temple.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-19

Al Johnson, charged with battery. did
not appear before the court thus for
fciting bail in the sum of 50,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-19
tDeaths.
Twelfth

Charles Edward stephens. Twelfth
West and Third South streets, pneumonia.
aged 6i, May is.
Angus -. Novel, 1856 Fourth avenue,
meningitis aged II. May rs,
George L. Linslcy. 81. Marks hospital,
paralysis. aged 49, May 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-19
Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

John T. Bachelor. IA Third East
street girl
Ncphi Andersen, s22 East Fourth South
street. boy.
j. W. Orton, G4i East Fourth South
street. girl.
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POLICE COURT CASES

There was nothing sensational about
the police court matinee Tuesday There
were some twenty odd cases on the
docket, but Judge j. NJ. Bowman dis
posed of all OF them in less than forty
five minutes.
David n. Festcnmaker was found gull
ty of drunkenness, hut as II was his FIRST
ofensc the court was lenicnt and the case
was dismissed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-19

A private safe may be rented in the
FIRE and bnrglar-proof vault Of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
80 up Main street. $500 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-19

Pressmen and feeders wanted-The
+. w. Gardiner Co., 216 So. w. Tenn
pie.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-19

The Western Investment company holds
935. 900 shares of the capital stock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-19

Elmer Anthony, charged with petit lar
ccny. was found guilty and the court i'm
posed q fine OF SIS or fifteen days In the
city jail
Evening journal., 1909-11-03
stock Markets


By United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The stock mar
ket opened strong and fairly active.
fractional advances being made on par
tically all issues with the exception of
Pennsylvania, which lost one point on
sales against purchases Of rights to sub
scribe 10 new work. After the FIRST few
minutes teh leading railroad issues fell
of slightly. Steel common also shaded
on. Minor industrials were in good de-
mand.
IL o'clock-Price movements through
the first hour we're irregular and the tone
uncertain. Bulls were in evidence on To-
cal traction stocks on the result Of yes
terday's election. Brooklyn Rapid
Transit advanced over one point. Lead
ing railroad stocks were higher in early
trading but later became heavy. Penn
sylvania declined over one point
Governments bonds unchanged; other
bonds irregular.
-Amalgamated C,1pper was the
prominent feature in the late forenoon
advancing TO IS. Anaconda was also
strong, crossing 40. The railroad list
showed a firmer tone at midday with the
leading stocks recovering earlier losses.
Steel common was also strong A large
part OF the trading was OF professional
character.
Evening journal., 1909-11-03
HENEY DEFEATED
In SAN FRANCISCO

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Nov. s-"The
first battle for equality before the law
has been fought and lost But the fight
against graft will continue to be waged
by all Of the true soldiers who have been
lighting with me IN the great cause OF
common honesty, decency and civic right
eousness. San Francisco has received a
sad blow and the cause Of equality be-
fore the law a great setback. have
no regrets except for poor San Francis
co and for the many thousands who
fought shoulder to shoulder with me in
good fight"
In the above statement Francis J.
Heney, the Democratic-In Independent can
didate for district-attorney conceded his
defeat and the election Of the Union La
bor-Republican candidate Charles Fitch-
art. Whilo the returns are still incom-
plete a plurality o. 900 is indicated
against Heney.
Mccarthy, tho Union Labor NOMINEES
has been elected mayor and his asso.
ciates on the ticket are all successful
their indicated plurality being $780,
Evening journal., 1909-11-03
TOM |. JOHNSON
LOST CLEVELAND
And Boss COx'S Machine Wins
the Fight in Cincinnati

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CLEVELAND o., Nov. 3.--rom l..
johnson was defeated in his candidacy
for a fifth term as mayor OF Cleveland
by County Recorder Herman c. Baehr,
Republican candidate whose estimated
plurality is 1000 johnson is apparently
not disturbed to-day
Il announce my candidacy for mayor
two years from now" said he. This de-
feat will not change my traction plans at
all"
Reform won in two large Ohio cities,
and lost In the third-Cincinnati--th inn
pregnable stronghold Of COX rule"
Brand Whitlock was reelected mayor
Of Toledo for third term in tho face OF
ring and corporation opposition which
denied his party a regular place on the
ticket Ills plurality is estimated at 1900.
In Columbus, George S. Marshall, Re-
publican running on a reform platform,
was elected mayor by 5000.
In Cincinnati the Cox organization
saved its life by strong arm methods. win
ming by a good margin in the most des-
perste night Of its career.
DR.. Louis schwab's plurality in the
mayoralty race Is said 10 exceed 1900.
In most all OF the cities there was a
great deal Of scratching, and party lines
were dissolved IN the selection OF minor
officials and municipal boards.
The Democrats elected mayors in z
cities the Republicans in SC and Indepcn
dents and Fushionists in 10. according {,
latest returns. r-rh
Evening journal., 1909-11-03
LEWES INSTITUTE
COMES TO CLOSE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LEwEs. Del, Nov s.--At the close OF
the Farmers Institute here last night
former Congressman DR.. II. r. Burton
said that the Institutes are the cause Of a
great part OF the countrys agricultural
progress and that It is a shame that
Delaware appropriates only $500 a year for
these meetings. Dr. Burton praised all the
speakers and especially the women who
he said were not only instructive but elo-
quent.
A local committee consisting Of Mrs.
Aramanda Hynson Morris. Miss vir-
ginia Mustard and Miss Hocher, had ar
ranged for the local features OF the pro-
gram, including an address Of welcome
by Enos Morris. music by the orchestra
and by the public school children, recita-
tions, etc. This committee succeeded also
in getting out a display Of corn, apples,
pears, pumpkins. peppers. celery, cabbage
and other vegetables ALI artistically ar
ranged on the stage, which for quantity
and quality would do credit to a county
fair. The exhibit Of women's work con-
sisted OF embroidery, pictures. drawings
and great array Of quilts and other
household articles.
Evening journal., 1909-11-03
REPUBLICANS
CARRY INDIANAPOLIS

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INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. SELECTION re-
turns received from scores OF cities and
towns throughout Indiana to-day show
that where municipal elections were held
the Democrats won a majority. This was
reversed, however, in Indianapolis. where
Samuel Lewis Shank, the Republican
nominee won from Charles A. Gaus bv
1,bS5 Votes. Trouble whicn had been
feared In many parts OF the State. failed
to materiallze and there were compare
lively few arrests. At Gary. where trou-
BILE was expected the day passed qulet-
ly Thomas r. Knots, Democrat, was
elected mayor.
At rerre Haute Ind, Louis Ger
hardt, Democrat, won by a substantial
majority. Charles +. Heilman. Repuhli.
can. was elected mayor of Evansville
In Crawfordsville, the Republicans made
a clean sweep OF the ticket electing Cap.
tain NJ V. Wertz. Jesse Grisse. Repub
lican. was elected mayor OF Fort Wayne
although the town Is normally democrat
ic. The Democrats won In Peru and Wa
bash. while the Republicans took War
saw. Oakland City and Aiartinsville II
Indianapolis. the ticket was led by Jane
A. Collins. who was elected police judge
Edward Ramsey. city clerk. Repubii
can. was elected. Three Democratic Cit!
Councilmen were elected the rest beini
Republicans.
Evening journal., 1909-11-03
kitoh.n show.r for Bride.

A surprise kitchen shower was given
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Berry. on ethe
occasion OF their marriage. by Mrs. Coch-
fane. az the home Of Mrs. Berry's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Mcdowell.
OF West Seventeenth street An onioya-
bic evening was spent in playing games
and dancing. violin selections by Thomas
Mason, solos by Robert AIcGee. and
Eraphophone selections by MIR. T. Gibi-
son. The guests were: Misses Louise
Carey, Nellie Black. Annie sterndale,
Charlotte Braden, Eunice T.. storndaie
Bessie Hagen. Josephine Carey Emma
Mclaughlin. Ida Hall. Elizabeth McDow-
ell FAronoe Clancey, Sarah Gardiner
Minnie Adamson. Edith Mcdowell, Lot
tie Cochrane. Lefty Lighthony, Mary nc.
Dowell. Anne Mcdowell Thomas Black
Charles Walter, ES.Nard 'fsefurne,r-fS
,ians'----- 49, Z -, Jee -pllllps, Jqne
McroWcIr. Clarence Pritchctt. Thoma
Mason. Janses irvine James Mason
clyde Sidwell, Matthew Hail. Williar
IIirst william Mcdowell, John Giogan
John Cancey. John Mcdowell, JohI
phillips, Charles Carter Francis M. Mc
Doweil Eugene Gibson. Robert McGee
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cochrane, Mr.. ans
Mrs. Jas. Mcdowell. Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam Mcdowell. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred War
wick Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Berry.
Evening journal., 1909-11-03
ELECTIONS In
WESTERN STATES
Wet or Dry the Fight in
Illinois, Republicans Win
Nebraska

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CHICAGO. Nov. S.--Incomplete returns
from the villages and towns throughout
Illinois to-day indicate that both the vets
and drys won notable victories in yester-
days elections. -Four new counties were
captured by the drys while the vets sue
ceeded in reducing slightly the number
Of no-license towns in the State. Both
the liquor people and the Anti-saloon
League. claim sweeping victories. II will
require the final result 70 decide
Returns from Nebraska indicate that
the Republicans have carried the state by
decreased majority. Two Republican JUS
tices and one Fusion justice Of the su-
preme Court and the Republican Univer-
sity regent are probably elected. Douglas
and Lancaster county, the biggest IN the
state, shows an increase in Republican
majority.
Farther west in Salt Lake City the
American (anti- -NiormOn) party has elect
cd Bransford mayor and four-hfths OF the
City Council.
Topeka Kansas. voted TO adopt the
commission form Of government by a
small plurality.
Evening journal., 1909-11-03
The Healing
Power of Pine.

If you have ever taken a walk
through a forest OF pine trees you will
remember how, almost uncohsciously,
the head was thrown back and lungs
expanded as you inhaled with long,
deep breaths the glorious pine-laden
air. How invigorating it ,was-how
healingl
The medicinal virtues Of pine have
been recognized in medical practice for
many years. For coughs and colds the
mixture Of two ounces of Glycerine
with a half-ounce OF Virgin oil Of
Pine compound pure and eight ounces
Of pure Whisky is highly recommended.
1t is claimed that a teaspoonful of this
mixture, four times a day, will break
a cold In twenty-four hours and cure
any cough that is durable. The in
gradients are not expensive and can be
bought in any good drugstore, the gen.
uine Virgin oil of Pine compound pure
being put UP for dispensing only by the
Leach Chemical Co, Cincinnati.
Evening journal., 1909-11-03

party candidate for Register Of Wills,
ran about 1000 ahead of his ticket. re-
oaiving 107,72i votes 70 the 106.446 poll
ed by Gibboney and 9s.s72 polied by
Murphy, the labor man, who was on
the ticket as the candidate for City
Treasurer.
Thomas II. Nelson, the Democratic
candidate for city Treasurer, with
practically no organized effort made in
his behalf, polled 1909 votes. Organ
ization Democrats, generally, resented
the refusal OF the reformers to place
Mr.. Nelson on their ticket and worked
openly in the interests OF Mr.. Rotan
and Mr.. Martin.
While many OF the leaders Of the de-
featcd reform organization claim that
rough house tactics and open fraud were
resorted 70 by the Republicans. Republi.
can leaders assert that the Republican
victory was due 10 the organized work
OF the Republican division workers. In
many divisions the Republicans had from
twenty 70 thirty men az work az tho
polls, while the Gibbony forces were rep
resented by only two or three men. II was
case Of Organization against sentiment
and Organization won out.
Judge Robert Won MoschEisker was
elected to the Supreme Court, receiving
GIG votes TO 56,55i cast for his Demo-
cratic opponent. c. LaRue Nlunaon. A. -.
sisson was elected Auditor-General and
J. A. stober. City Treasurer. over their
Democratic opponents. Owing to the ac-
tive fight that had been made for Mr..
Munson. not only by his Democratic
friends but by men who had been identi-
| fed with tho Lincoln party movement
in 1906. he ran ahead Of his ticket and
slightly reduced the majority for Judg,
Won Moschzlsker.
In the election Of 1905. when Mr. Glib,
bony was FIRST a candidate against Mr.
Rotan FOR the District Attorneyship h,
carried nfteen wards-the Twenty-hrst
Twenty-second. Twenty third, Twenty
fourth. Twenty-seventh. Twenty-eighth
Twenty-ninth Thirty-second. Thirty-tNirt
Thirty-fourth. Thirty-seventh. Thirty
eighth, Fortieth. Forty-second and Forty
third. Yesterday he carried thirteen. los
ing the Twenty-hrst, Twenty-seventh an,
rwenty-ninth. but carrying the Forty
sixth, new ward. In tho wards no car
ried he had reduced majorities.
Evening journal., 1909-11-03
BirthdaY PartY.

A birthday party was given Miss Eva
Smarter. Of No. 1900 Scott street, in
honor OF her birthday. An enjoyable
time was spent in playing games.
Those present were the Misses
jeanette McCabe Elizabeth Mailman.
Pauline Rau Ethel Tammany. Loona
Tommany. Mablo Allen. Bessie shaffer,
Jean Splan. Estelle and Blanche Will
lars Elizabeth Meredith, Elsie Stern.
lrancis Stats. Miriam Donovan. Sarah
md Isabou Tammany, Eva Shaffer,
1iessrs. Paul and Allen Campbell VIII
liam Lewis. Glenice snyder, Paul
Smocs. Joseph McCabe. Roy Lyman
William Allen. William Bevis. John
and Francis Mulngan, Howard Stern
Victor Clark Alr. and Mrs. Charles
Shaener and Mr.. and Mrs. John Tam
many.
Evening journal., 1909-11-03
GAYNOR WINS
in NEW YORK
contInued From 10 Paga.

Continued from irst Page.
while Tammany picked 9. high grade law
yer. George Gordon Battle. through
whom It expected TO get control Of the
dlstrict-attorney's oni.e. All went down
TO defeat. the count, apparently burying
every man with the Tammany brand
with tho possible exception OF q coroner
and n municipal court judge or two.
The nominees elected are;
Mayor, William r. Gaynor, Tammany.
Comptroller, w A. Prcndergast. Eu-
Z Mon. -.--- ---..
president OF the Board Of Aldermen
John p. Mitchell, Fusion.
President Of Manhattnn Borough
George McAnony, Fusion.
President Of Brooklyn Borough Alfred
Steers Fusion.
President Of Bronx Borough. Cyrus c.
Miller. Fusion.
President Of Queens Borough. Lawrence
Gresser Independent. Democrat.
President Of Richmond Borough. George
Cromwell, Fusion.
The above comprise tho board OF esti-
mate. the votes being divided three each
TO tho mayor. comptroller and president
Of the board two each 10 the presidents
VA RhAhNAAAhN NAAA AAhNNAeA anu NilN tdNn
for the others.
The real surprise IS the poor showing
made by William II. Hearst. the lndepon-
dent candidate FOR mayor. IIo ran about
as badly as did William NJ. WINS, the
Republican mayorality candidate four
years ago, receiving only approximately
10000 votes In the entire five boroughs.
Former Judge Whiteman defeated
George Gordon Battle for district attor
ney Of New York county by 1900 and viii
succeed William Travers Jerome on Jan
uary 1st
The Fusionists scored decisiveiy whei
Richard Il. Smith was elected to the cit,
court bench over George f.. Roescr
: against whom It was urged that he ac
: cepted fees from disorderly houses Will
practoing law prior to a recent investisa
tion made OF tho city.
Timothy J., Woodruff chairman Of N
Republican State committee and the m
disputed boss'of Kings county also suffei
ed a loss Of prestige because tho Hear.
people refused 10 endorse the Republica
nominee.
Evening journal., 1909-11-03
DEMOCRATS WIN
MERCER COUNTY, N. ].

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
TRENTON, n. j., Nov. S-Democrats
of Mercer county elected the first as
semblyman I'm sixteen years yester-
day.
Allan b. Walsh defeated Or. Edwin
II. Ginnelley, who was slaughtered be-
cause Of his attitude in favor of the
trolley company during the recent
street railroad reform wave in Tren-
ton. The other assemblyrnen elected
are Republicans. Charles II. Mather
and George w. Housed.
Samuel II. Bullock, the Republican
candidate for surrogate easily won over
Edward L. 1<atzenbach.
Mayor Walter Madden, Democrat,
was reelected in Trenton by 1892 ma
jority Common Council stands: Re
publican. IS; Democrats, 1s; a Demo-
cratic gain or four.
Evening journal., 1909-11-03
MASSACHUSETTS CARRIED
BY REPUBLICANS

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BOSTON, Nov. Dissatisfaction with
the tariff and the anger OF the States
workers at Governor Draper's veto Of
an eight-hour bill are admitted by the
Massachusetts, Republican TO be behind
the near-defeat suffered by the party in
the Bay State.
Governor Draper won by less than 9,b
The Democrats, by the election gain 10
members of the House and the Socialists
one member from Haverhin
In Rhode Island the Republicans won a
sweeping victory, Governor Pothier be-
ing elected by about 1900 The whole
Republican State ticket and another Re.
publican General Assembly was chosen.
Henry Fletcher, Republican, was re-
elected mayor Of Providence by a fairly
large majority.
Evening journal., 1909-11-03
DEMOCRATS WIN
IN KENTUCKY
BY United Press Leased Special Wire.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov. S.--The re-
turns from the legislature and sena-
torial elections are practically COM
plete and show an overwhelming ma
iority for the Democrats in both
branches OF the general assembly. In
the Senate there are eleven hold-over
Republicans, while among the new
senators. only one is Republican and
the Brathitt, Wolfe. Morgan, Magoffin
and Orsley district Is doubtful with
the chances favoring the Democrats.
There are seven hold-oYer Democratic
senators and is new Democrats have
been elected. This makes the Senate
25 Democrats. 12 Republicans and one
doubtful The House stands 76 Demo-
Gratis and "a Republicans.
Evening journal., 1909-11-03
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL

A follower Of the Rock Island party
often close 20 these interests, IS predict
ing that Rhode Island Common win soon
cross 90.
During the first hour to-day wall
Street and the Western crowd sold 1O0.-
well.
c. T. Hudson said this morning that he
looks for very heavy issue Of Sc
curities by the New York Central as
they require a very large amount
Information Of a high-grade I'm the last
few days leads to the belief that the next
important upward compaign will center
largely in the copper department and II
Is believed to be profitable to watch de-
coming TO hand Of a preparation for the
campaign referred to and Boston advices
show that important center is beginning
to take livelier interest in the copper
shares.
Evening journal., 1909-11-03
GANG WINS In
PHILADELPHIA
Continued From First Page.

second, Germantown: the Twenty
third, Frankford, and several 10 West
Philadelphia, Gibboney showed evi-
dences of waning strength and there
was a marked falling of IN the vote
that has hitherto gone to the inde-
pendent ticket
David Martin, the Republican candi-
date for Register OF Wills. and Muir
rell Dobbins, candidate for Citv Treas
urer. ran only about 5000 votes behind
the head OF the ticekt and both re-
ceived practically the same vote. Mar
tin being slightly in the lead.
Edwin o. Lewis. the William Penn