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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09
NORFOLK ANp WESTERN RAILWAY

ONLY ALL RAIL. Line 70 NORFOLK
scHGouie in effect January list. 1911.
Leave Byrd street station. ri :amund FON
NORFOLK: $500 A. NJ. $3.50 t. NJ. $50 f. 81
FOR IL NcHljCkG AND fiiE WEST: .G.Is
Arrive ltichmond from Sor:oIk Ill 80 A. Nj
'6:2j +. NJ. 1880 i. ". From the West: %;
y. NJ a!:uo j.. ~. bl:io +. AZ, .6:oo T.. ~,
500 p. II.
Daily. sDnily OK. Sunday. bSunday only
pullman Parior and Sleeping Cars.
W. 3. REVlLL, C. H. BOSIEy
G. u. ~, Roanoke D. = A. Richnon5
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Richmond & Petersburg lactfic hallway

lars ieave Munvn.ster. Seventh and Perry
streets, ioi Peterspurg
80. I, s, % ~. II. ely a. NJ, l. . e. 1 g.
'.5:4o. 81, I. s, 50 10 p. n.
li:ro p. H.. for Chester. 1900 midnlsh, for
petersburg.
Cars .eave Petersburg. foo, OF syeumor.
SIreel, Tor Manchester:
i0:lS t:a5. "1:la. 'i:>i. s:3s. s:as. .Io:as il.1
a. Nj. 1855, 'l:.1. 2:Jj ass. 1885, 5:as 6:l
'.:ae, 800. s.s5. -iu:iV, II 40 T. ii.
IDaily except Sunday and hondayA
'Iarrics baggage aud express.
"Limited except sundeJs and holiday.
All chri from PETERSBURG eonnec, with
cars TOT Ricnmonu.
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NANAn STORIES.

Wilmington. y. o. February S.-Spirits
TUrpentine--ateady Toe; receipts IS casns
Rosln-steady at $50; receipts Is barrels
Tar-FIrm nj tl.Sg; receipts I barrels. Crude
Iutpentins-Firm at s3..Va i..9: receipts g
barrcIs
savannah. Ga. February S-Turpentinc-
Last sn.es quoted ~ i7c.; receipts is casks !:
shipments 3 casks: stock $3.50 casks. uosin-
FIRM: sales los, barrc.s; receipts i,2aS bar
REFS; shipments 80 barrels; stock l0i2ia bar
rcis. quote: IL. SGT0
Charleston $. o. ruDruary s.-Turpentinc-.
Dul! at &c. HosH-FirTn. Quote: u. 81. 60.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
PEANUT MARKET.

CEspor,cd BY Rodgers. MgCabe & Coz
FcteEbuiS, Va. February S.--Pcauuts-
Sph.t's... -."rkct stuauyi small Spanish .oc.
per hHsne!' JUMBO spanish, eIc, per oushc!.
pound; fancy hannpickca. sac. per pound
tAtra prime. sac. per pound, PRIME, a.oc.
per pound; machine picked. 3uJ1.c. per
Pouhu; smelling stock. 2fau3c per pound.
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Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE JANUARY l.,. nj.

EFFECTIVE JANUARY LIST, 1914
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DALE.
sor Florida and South: s:l5 A NJ and
';S p NJ. 'lo:3o p. ~. i:o1 A. NJ.
r. NJ. -
For ". s W. Ry. West: sis a III, 1906
a "a. 500 M, $50 F. u.
For Peterspurg: l:Uo A. Al. Gals A. A.
s:l6 a. NJ. 500 A. a., 1000 A. NJ, $500 r. NJ,
HES p. n. =
For Goldsooro and Fayetteville: 'i:io p. NJ
Trains arrive Richmond daily: t:4o A. H.
e:to a. A.. $50 n NJ. Assoc A NJ, 1887 A.
NJ ''l0:6 q. NJ. ll:to A. NJ. $500 p. NJ,
.'l:io l.. NJ, $50 =. NJ. Gas p. A.. $500 T. M.
s:ou +. NJ, 80 p. NJ.
Monday.
Time OF arrival and departure and con.
ncctions no. Guaranteed.
{. $. CAMPBELL. ID. L. a., SSS Main ST.
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Railroads
sEAROAKD AIR LINE

SEAROAtD AIR LINE.
SouthGound trains scheduled TO leave Rich
mond daily c:iG y. M.-Locnl TO Norl:na.
10 +. M.-Slccrers and coaches. Atlanta.
birmingham. Savannah. Jacksonville s:l3 l..
M.-Florida Limited Except sunday 9:ia r.
Missioner. Jacksonville coaches Birming-
nam ll:@o j. M-Slecpe-s. Jacksonville.
Tampa. birmingham Memphis Nortbbound
trains scheduled to arrive IN Richmond daily:
90: ~ NJ. 1888 a NJ. o:26 4. NJ. Except Mon
day), h;T L. NJ, 5.iV p. NJ. Local.
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pKY GNops MA1.KEr.

New York, February S.-rhc cotton good.
MAJ kSts are hrin VAIN business showing a
broadening tcn0"ncy on many lincs. lntns
are held very nrm and are beng bougn,
sttaai!y Tor the nest sixty TO ninety days
Shipment. Fancy wurstcd arc being opened,
nut ouSns are moving slowly on them. job.
Defs ftn0rt an hCtLNe week thus iAr.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

i-Hr.Mir.I, ,AntslER OF II,rj SOUTH
Trains Leave Richmond.
y. B.-Fo!!uwing schedule figures publish
ed as Information and not guaranteed:
For the South-DnIIy: o:i0 a. NJ Local
ioi1 y. ". Express. SEQ p. ~ Expresa,
with electric lighted Sleeping Car for At
lanta aLd Birmingham. ii:i5 r. ~ EXPRESS
Week Days: $50 r. VI Local.
YORK RIVER LINE
1880 y. M.-Daily.-cSnEectins for Bar
timort Mon. sWed. and Ttiuay GOO ~ NJ
Elk. sur, ana .:l5 l.. M.-Mon.. We'd anu
Fridly-Lucai
Trans -Arrivo Rich,nond
From the south: $50 A 81. $40 A Is
2:0o T. III, A:V1 r. NJ. duty; I::t5 Ex Sun
From West Point: also -. NJ daily. HE 4
A.. Mon. We end Fri. 4:-s Z. NJ Elk sun
3. E. BURGESS. d. r. a.,
fT E. Main 81 Phone Madison ~
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Sa!caso. III, Febfuarr Big receipts in
the Northwest and rcpors NJ the s.t,Ir,,,o,.
I"i labor troubles In ArE"ntn" knnckon some
~ the props to-day from under wheat. IA
cord'hsl%. ci"sinE nriccy varied IRON. IN.
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OLD DDnlNIun LiNR

~. Ricnmond loot :: Ash ST. daily.7:0 Pm
Leave Newport Scws.................6:o0 a. II.
Arrive Norfolk. ............... .........6:Oo A M
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk Tor Nuw York daily except SUNDAY
7;UO T.. NJ. connections uiso made by ~ !.
w. Ry. +. 81. and C. & o. ny. at =. Il.
NIGH Line steamers 6iVp al Ciaremont 10
land OF receive passengers on signal, and
will be met by convcyancc.
VIRGINIA SAVIGATION CO.-Jume, River
by daylight for Norfolk and Old Point New
port News and all James River lnndings
Steamer leaves BIZ Wednesday &. d
Friday at TOY Is. n. Freight received for
oil James River landings. Phone Madison I7G.
Main Ticket Onire. Sc! T. Eain ;tree.
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Merchants and Miners TRANSFORMATION Co
horio,.: TO ,i,osron. aiaes.. emo

Noriui. TO iBosIun, Maes.. emo
Providence. Il. l.
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston-Daliy
except Thursday: for Providence Mon, Wed
and sat at p. M. Passengers and freight
taken Tor ali lew England poin Ticsots
on safe "a --".-e c. o. Ry.. Il. w. Ry.
y. H. bowman .0s East hn:a. anu Ri-nmunr
rantfr. Co. So East ham
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09

Cash grain closed: Whcai-No. > rcd, STA
$L"-ts: No. reu. "S:' Sl.ol; No. : hard. sl.ol
q Los: No. hard. 2SH si.OG: No. northern
S..llni .!i: No. northern. SigI ;,l.l3; No. )
northern. Slo5GfI.l2: No. sprln. - n Sics;
NO. trlns. rs Sl.oS: No. spring. ..Jat S. .cS :
velvet rnatI. 500 $i.v., durum. psl.ui Corn
NO. Z, 1tts % ric.: NJ. white, 65N tSiac.; No
3 yellow, Ga. "a Doc; No l. Gnius2A.c: no 4
white. %u sc; No. yellow, g.. ~ SSlcc Oats
NJ" :, sc: No. white. 55dl53ttc: No 3
WHITE 9l't q 5:H:c: No. white. i5u Sic.
ley. souSi.S: clover seed. Sl6u .3.Co. timothy
seed, Si2 loo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09

RICHMOND AND CHPSAPEAKE GAY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Schedule OF electric rains to and from
Ashland. stopping - intermediate stations
upon sigma: Lv, Richmond tBroad and
Laurel S;s1: 500. '7:lo. S:l0b. $40 .'lo:lo,
li;iO A n; l:i0 :.io. 3:io. 4:.sb. $40. 6:20.
I:le. s:lob. l0:lo. N:i5 +. n. Lv. Ashland :
sos. do. s. 90. 10, All a NJ. 81? 81. al. 2,
3. 4. 80 s. Z. S. SD. II p. II.
DAILY except Sunday ''Sunday only.
hCarries baggage.
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED BY Levy Commission Co. COM
mission Mcrcnanis, hicnmond, Nn.J
Nichmcnd Va, February y lal"
ACTUAL WI Oi.E.S.,LE Q,UIAIIuSS az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09
Official Range and Sale OF Stocks in New YORK
.es. Stock.

Allis-Chalmcrs ............
Allis-Chaimcrs, pfd.
:,a:o Amalgamated Copper =.
eco Amer. AEri. Chem, com.
oN Amer, Beet Sugar, com.
American Can .............
40 American Can. pfd........
Amcr. Car and Foundry.
500 Amer. Car aud Foun., pfc!
lO American Cotton OIL.
American Linseed OIL.
1D American Locomotive -.
loo Amer Locomotive. pfd. {.
no Amer. Malt Co., pfd.
G,;so American Smelling 49,.
90 American Sugar
~ Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co. {.
S.ClO American Tobacco, com.
1910 Amer. lob. pfd.. nav. :.
$50 Anaconda Copper
20 Atchison
80 Atlantic Coast Line. $500.
\. {. l. of Connecticut.
so Baltimore ana Ohio.
~ Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
l.l"o Central Leather. com. &. {.
go Canadian Pacific .......
',lp Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
l.S@ Chi. Mil. and ST. Paul.
~ Crucible Steel Cor. com.
Crucible Steel. pfd.....
p Chicago and Northwest.
10 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
Consolidated Gas .....
80 Delaware aud Hudson.
iM Den. and Rlo Gran, com.
Den. and Rio Gran. pfd.
Ho Distillers' Sec. Corn.
200 Erie :.
so Erie, LIST pfd.............
Fed. Min. I'd Sm.. pfd..
Goo. II. HelrIe Toh. Co..
100 General Electric ........
9p1 Grca; North a1'n, pfd......
1oi Great Northern Ore ctfs
IA Illinois Central ....
lnt2rhoro- Met ...
Intcrhoro- Met. pfd. ......
Int. Mcr. Marine. com. -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09

Chicago. Ill, February observation-disclosures
900 head Market steady. Becves. siSoGp
%; Texas :tecrs. $3.50 SIS: Western steers.
'h'JH ne; stockers and feeders, S3S5as.i0;
COWS and hcifcTs. sl5a6T0; calves. s5..5as 8 Is;
HOE Receipts i..0.n head. Market 5c high
e. L!Gnt. S5.s54 6.j. mixed s5eDff 90:
hcaNy. Sa,tiH c.ja'. rough. .5S5aC!c: pigs.
;i:" a'S5: bulk OF saics. $5.uj06.5. Sheep
hecc pts 1000 head. Market weak. Native.
'''!'A i~' western s.. H@ i.55: ycarlingr 1870
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09

New York. February S,--Beovcs-Rcceipts
l,3lo head; nothing doing: feeling easy.
Calves-Rccespts 1873 head. Market slow and
steady. Neals, s7@t050; cuis. S5m6.jo; barn
yards sS93.I5 Sheep and Misunderstanding.
5..sj head. Market steady TO slow and l0c.
lambs. s5.297.l5; culle. SiI5@ IIoas-Re-
ccipts o,isS head. None for sale. Market
nomnally steady ut $3.50 go: pigs, $3.50
Gao
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09
New orleans, rcbrunry s-r-otton fu,urcs

New orleans, February s.--Cotton futures
opened steady at an advance Of 2GS points
on good cables. The market closed very
steady at net advance o! .ei Is points. After
the call bears We're heavy sellers on tho
weather rerort and pcssim!stic views regard
ing the En6Iish labor situation. When prices
were unchanged 10 points down leading
bulls gave the market heavy huying orders
nnd prices moved upward. In the attic. loon
session the market was qu.ct, but very
steady At the highest trading months were
l-R-" points up. !rott-tahiug 10y longs in.
creased. but after a slight suc.Inc tho mar
kct closed very steady spot cotton firm
''c W.: middlns. i03-isc. sales 1850 bales
and l,-t0 20 arrive. February, io.i. asked !:
March. OF: May, Ioi.: July, iGji: August
lets; September. 1883; October, l0;5: De-
Ccmbrr. 10 II
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WHY? ASK Mr.. Bowman

Because he knows. He saves you
money and furnishes TRAVEL without
TROUBLE TO all parts of the WORLD.
FREE INFORMATION BUREAU. Phone
Madison 5154.
Samuel II. bowman,
Southern TOURIST AGENT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09

Cotton. quiet: m!ddling, 1881; ne; receipts,
81 bales; gross, aoii bales; stock. I9.i5e ba.cs
export Coastwise l.".S bales.
Total to-day Mt All ports-Net receipts
62.tri ba.cs: export 10 Great Britain,. 9.ISl
bales; to France. .p.cdi bales: to the Cont
nent, 1890 bales: TO Japan, 7,i5G bales; stock,
i3s'IH bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Nct receipts,
cs',i% baes: export to Great Britain. l2.a.SSl
bales: to France, "e,l.i bales: TO the Cont
Mexico bales.
Total since September at all ports-Nct
receipts, a.ll63el bates; export to Great
bales; to the Co:tinent. a.aS:,0IG bales: 10
Japan. JoS.Sii onlcS; TO Mexico. i,Gn3 bales
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09

Baltimore, Md. February S.-whcat-pui,
spot, contrac;. s.. Corn-&tcady; SPOT. con :
tract es"tc. oatS-Stcady; No white. 5sc.
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Spot cotton closed quiet. 10 points higher
mddlins uplands, 1896 m!ddiing gulf, iaS5
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scored gain of IA sc. net: oats finished
unchansed to Aep1=c. up. and hos products
At an advuacc of frlcr.
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against S.16S last year. AMI at Houston aS5S !
bales against 5,?T6 last year.
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SL50Q6.60
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SALES At BOARD.

SHoiaN9As 10: !n,"Tcs:-pay!ng bonds .re
a. pr!ce 10 which interest mus, b.. ad.tod
Income bonds ana certificates 0: .ndcot.J.
NJ .,c tIlt - '''1~'''9-
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Total sales for the day, 30a. 500
shares. including .Amalgamatcd Cop
bacco. 800; American Tobacco, pre-
1erred. 100: y. C. L., 500: c. & o, 100
l.. X ". 500: y. u W.. HOO: Reading.
$1,000; Southern Railway, $500; Sou
ert RAILWAY. i;.Ivgrcu, 1900; L. F.,
$500; L. :. Steel, $500; Va. Car
Chem, 200.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
Close in Pennsylvania.

Anyone who can get any prophecy
out of the political chaos IN Pennsyl'
vania will gain the respect and sdmira-
tion Of All the old leaders. who are
aumbly awaiting to sec what is going
TO happen
The autiPcnrosc vote, winch has
been built up vastly by the revelations
in the Standard Oil letter in Hearst s
magazine. has killed the hope Of TAFT
running second. The Roosevelt strength
however is divided The Democrats
arc getting lot of il.
The Roosevelt strength is weakened
hv opposition 10 Bill Finn. the Taft
strength by opposition 10 Penrose. And
if the Democrats sit tight ard poll their
own vote, their chances of carrying the
state arc excellent,
In New York Wilson : chances arc
founded on the loyalty Of the Now
York city orga nizaticn. There are no
present indications that the Democratic
candidate will not have The full sup.
port OF the Tammapy men, who refused
10 rcuominatc DIX solely because the
governor would have Handicapped vii
son IN the state. Upstate there is
abundant Bull Moose sentiment. bur ap,
parenty the Taft strength has not been
as greatly impaired as in western
states.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03

lhosc ulinEis are pearls in n rUh,.
cluster when Stuar,s Calcium Waters
clear the face OF every pImple. spot and
biemish. And even II you haven't dim
pies, the clear, transparent skin OF a
hcalthy. Calcium Wafer complexion Is
more radiant than the dcft touch OF an
artist 10 The most exquisite water color
Stuarts Calcium Waters act directly
upon the sweat glands OF the skin. since
their mission Is TO stimulate the excrc.
tory ducts. They do not create perspSra-
uon, but cause the skin 10 breathe out
vigorously, thus Transforming perspIratlon
INTO a gaseous vapor The calcium sui
phde OF which these waters arc COM
posed, consumes the germ polsons In the
sweat glands and pores. hence the blood
makes a new, smooth skin In a surprls-
!ngiy short time
You VIII never be ashamed TO look at
Yourself In mirror. once YOU use
Stuarts Calcium Waters Nor Will your
friends give YOU that limiting look, as
much as TO say-for goodness sake, get
rid Of those pimples.
There is no longer any excuse for any
one to have face dlsngured with skin
eruptons. when IL Is so easy TO get rid OF
them. Simply get a box OF Stuart's Cal
clum Waters at any drug store and take
them according to directions. After
few days you will hardly recognize YOUR
self in the mirror. The change Will de-
light YOU immensely. All blemlshes wlh
disappear.
An druggists sell Stuart's Calcium
Waters at 80 cents a box.
iAdycrt!bcmcnO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
Outlook in Iowa.

In Iowa Senator Cummins. who will
vote for Roosevelt, believes that Viii
son will carry the state. So does lafe
Young. editor Of the Des Moines CHpi.
tai. and an ardent staudpatter. The
Progressivcs have great strength but
il lacks organization, the leaders are
not strong men and thc candidate for
Governor is a drag on tho ticket.
Missouri went for Taft by only $50
votes four wears ago aud there seems
10 be no possibility that j will not 90
for Wilson this year, with tho Bull
Nooscrs taking away great blocks Of
Taft votes. In Kansas City and ITS
pei oh borhood tho Bull Moose vote is
particularly strong and there is plenty
of il in and around ST. Louis, No gov
ernorship or senatorial fight befogS the
issue, which is a straight thrce-corpered
hch,. II may be that Taft will run
second in Missouri, but il wouldn { be
a gilt,c edged bet.
Michigan, another manufacturing
state. is full of progressive sentiment
and the Bull Moose leaders are very
confident They even assert that they
will Get half Of The Democratic vote as
well As two thirds Of the Republican,
but with this view the Democrats tskc
direct issue Edward Shields, the Dem
oeratio state chairman, says he has den
mite information that no inroads arc
being made in the Democratic ranks
and tho state will 20 for Wilson by
decisive majority.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
NOCA[ VICTORY
lis SWEEPING OWE
d;dats of Cuban Consery-
vss Carries Every Prov
ince but One.

rANA Nov. 2.-Thc sweeping
= AZ General Marie Meuocal and
4 Jo,e Verona, the Conservative
.ts for the presidency and vice
.,v and for tho rest OF the Con.
.,,e ticket for the executive o..
a the Cuban republic, appears to
M confirmed by the returns re.
, ,oaay. Ell Triuufo, the admins
oroap. continued, however, TO
ia. Alfredo Zayas. the Liberal
.sfe has been elected.
Il practically no doubt that the
,sstiycs carried all the provinces,
IN nossiblc exception Of Matan.
"A In some places the vote was
-oIv elose. The Liberals appear
q carried only few municipal
<he small town of Jiguani in
j. nroyincc, a partisan clash re-
II the destruction Of the regis
. lists, rendering the election I'M
Havana one man was shot and
dnriug an election dispute, but
.sr conflict occurred here.
IN confidence is felt here thar
III be no disorder, but as A pre-
an measure the military occupa.
4 Havana probably will continue
Nopday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
MONTAGUE SEES No
HOPE FOR ROOSEVELT
Continued from Page One.)

NSOHIlHueu lGOm rage One,D
nv 100000, is doubtful in an unprciu.
diced view. While there is much Roos-
cvclt sentiment in the mining districts,
the Democrats are holding their own
In Chicago, where most OF the voters
are. Roosevelt will absorb perhaps 80
possiblr - per cent of the Taft vote,
but that viii not give him the state
His candidate for governor. Funk, is
weak and the attacks the colonel made
on Denccn didn t do him any good Ed
ward f. Duunc. the Democratic candi-
date for governor is very popular and
has good chance.
The tanClc i'm Wisconsin is such that
nobody darcs make any prophecy about
it, La Toilette is out after Roosevelt Is
sca!p and will, take part of his follow.
iup with him, sending them probably
TO Wilson. The Taft people are sup.
porting Karcl, the Democratic nominee
for governor. and will vote for Wilson
if they think Roosevelt has chance
in the state McGovcrn. the Republican
candidate. who has declared for Roosc-
yclt has the best chance Of election.
Minnesota Democrats arc making Il
hard fight for first place and will get
II IL the Taft people throw any strength
ia Wilson. Otherwise Roosevelt, run
ming away ahead Of Taft, will get the
twelve electoral votes Of the state.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
kW and Valuable Book on
the Subject OF
"a r N 9 6 s
|Zing Noises In the Head

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
SIXTEEN LIVES LOST
IN STEAMER WRECK

MONTREAL. Nov. . During Il storm
last night tho steamer Cecilia. which
Piled between Montreal and Vslleyfel5.
Wa hurled Oh the rocks and sank az Isle
PeTrot. IN -. Louis lake. ten miles west,
At east sixteen people we're drowned
the lost comprising men. women and chill
dren. only four passengers We're saved
MI men. The cries of the people IN the
water attracted the attention OF Alex
ander Leonard. farmer. who put out In
small boa, and picked up the tovr
clinsing 10 the wreckas~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
prospect of victory uni,cs them like

prospect Of victory unitcs them like
brothers
II is impossible TO measure the
Roosevelt strength before the ballots
have fallen II Is unorCauizcd IN every
state save New jersey. Part of IL j.
based on opposition to Taft, part on the
Progressive idea, part on The personal
NV Of the colonel which is still great
and which was helped by the assault on
him in Milwaukee.
Taking IL on the whole the Roosevelt
landslide may come, but II isn in
sight. There are too many stone walls
10 stop il, too much level ground for il
10 cover. And Democratic success Is
only n question Of keeping the party TO-
gother and taking the electoral votes a!
tbcv como in from the several states.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
TER POWER RIGHT
/ HEARING ARRANGED

4uINGToN. Nov 9.--Ail parties
-ied IN the government regulation
4 water power rights on public do
iii be given an opportunity 10 air
rirvs az a hearing before Secre-
|fher November is.
department already has formu-
<AgiIlati0ns for governing those
. but all concerned, including the
.ter power companies. viii be given
|unity 10 make final suggestions at
airing.
.6ek later Secretary Fisher VIII
d the final hearing In the HctCh-
4 VALLEY aQueduct case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
Convict Recaptured.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2.--Eimer Lewis an
escaped federal prisoner, who crswled I'VE
blocks through a ffteen-inch iron sewer
pipe to gs, free and be married. Was
started back 20 Fort Lesvenworth peni-
tsn,lary I'm care OF detectives after hav-
morning.