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Show KB- - Ogden Utah, October XII. i YORK LOSES TO 8, 190S, NO. 242 T ELECU UNO William H. Taft and William J. Bryan Clasp Hands PRESIDENT and Exchange Compliments in Presence With Teams Tied for National League 45,000 Persons Pennant, See Cubs Wallop Giants of Notable Gathering at Water- Rupture in Organization Threatened Avowed Socialist, Leads for President Backed ways Gathering. Mathewson Is Hit to Pieces in Third CHICAGO, Oil I. William How- dates Mr. Kryan complimented Mr. ard Taft and William Jennings Bryan, Taft on his high character and "those with only President Richard C. Hall are my sentiments too," waa tha reInning; of the Chicago association of com- sponse f Mr. Taft, or worda to that merce between them were the guests effect. exof Chicago last night. But notwlthtaandlng those of was candidates an The and hands there changee 0clasped 0 pleasantries, 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 -4 each aald to the other: Hello, Bill!" underlying seriousness In the speeches CHICAGO . 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0- -2 and parted, each wishing tha other made by both men to the same aufflfJOBK aa happy defeat as circumatancea dience. And each of them. In hie way, made a plea for votes though covertyruld permit. The meeting of the two candidates ly. Each, perhaps advanced what he The attendance was really unnecessary, for had the for the presidency waa a unique event considers the paramount issue of the SEW YORK. Oct. I been don, right the pennant in political history. It was an ar- campaign, for each was .trying to win 45,000. The Cuba thing today's would have been ours before this." rangement that perhaps no Institution the favor of ths Individuals of one me. a ettina eight an errorless a but the one which brought about the of th, n lost powerful aggregations of Matheweon. The Glanti NEW YORK, oct. . The Cubs and meeting would have had the cool ef- wealth and Industry In the whole Wl( off Christy country. but live hit and had one er- Giants both entered the grounds In frontery to propose. As Mr. Bryan made the lasue, it Is By the fact that the two men aat perfect condition and eager and ready "ujfdecal Brown aucceeded Pfelater for thla afternoon's game. The weath-je- r but a few seats apart at the same the regulation of corporations hut In after Tenny I la ideal, with a bright eun shining table, Chicago achieved a great tri- advancing hla Ideas ha did ao with the k th bo lor Chlcaao In the first. over the dean, fresh diamond. Crowdc umph. It waa a demonstration that in warmness of one who knew he waa addouble Donlin'a on Kond acored. In- the btarted coming to the Polo grounds be- their efforts to comer the commerc of dressing an audience made up of the H the oecoad, neither OM tb. fun began, Tinker knocking fore noon today and long before the the world, and in their determination director of corporations. which waa followed time of the game, It waa necessary to to have the lakea to the gulf deep - It was one of the striking feature o Shulte anJ ahut and lock the gates, the crowd waterway project become an accom- of the unusual occurrence of th. inertbr a single from Kltng. walked. being one of the biggest which baa ever Ever and doubled then Ouwee plished fact, the Chicago business men ing of Mr. Taft and Mr. Bryan that g, attended a game of baseball In the have a Catholic taste In politics The either could have made the speech of Tho Cuba scored four run. In thla but the Giant, were unable to world. The breathless eagerness of the occasion waa'one that proved that the the other without offending the most crowd could he felt In the air and the desire to advance the commercial In- partisan follower cither has, and each letallate In their half. ones who ap- terests of the West waa above par- applauded the other with the same aplu the aeventh the Olanta acored on players were the only peared cool. All New York la craiy tisanship. parent sincerity as they clasped hand tingle of Devlin and McCormick. al over the game and Chicago fana have Be thla game Chicago wlna the The candidates themselves realised when they met. Another thing waa that not one of pennant for the third successive gathered by the hundreds. . that the event of their meeting waa to content j McGinnlty and Chance exchanged an extraordinary one. 1,400 guests who heard the two the jmt, and earned the right blows at the horn- - plate during a pracwith Detroit, champion, of the Ameri . to run for the speeches and the applause that each I first When began iwoclation for the baaeball cham-plowh- lp tice argument over the time allowed presidency, said Mr. Bryan with an rendered the other doubted the sinsurrenof the world, in a aerlea of live the Cuba. Chance refused to much laughter, cerity of either Mr. Taft or Mr. Bryan, that air provoked McGinder hla position at the plate. of thla kind." for the 1.400 guests themselves apfame. no occasions were there f the New nlty pushed Chance aside, but players The disappointment run for the plauded one as mueh as the other. to "1 have only begun exYorker waa kn. President Murphy, stepped between them when the two The attaek of the Itepubllcan candl Mr. Taft, and I replied presidency," ended. and blows the waa squabble changed said of (he Chkago club, that he I did begin when the date upon the rourta waa general and am that to glad field the allowed were Gianta The Giants confident from tha start the -political amenities are better under- sweeping. It was not an accusation would lose. practice. He declared that hla justice, The game opened with Mathewson stood than when Mr. Bryan got hla I of the judges who administer crtlon of Tuesday that he would make but an arraignment of the ayalem by atari." for and Breanahan been catching had decisive thla pitching tv victory time, That was only one of a aeries of! which the former Judge frankly admit We wanted to win the New York and Pfelater and Kllng doproven true. courtesies Ths Cuba. exchanged by the candl- - ted Justice la subverted. the honors for championship off the playing on the ing battery the one run for Held and not In tha legislative halls of first Inning resulted in baseball politics. The disputed game Gianta and none for the Cuba After which waa declared a tie, Waa only disTenny scored on Donlina double in the puted because of the doubt cast by first. Brown aucceeded Pfelater in the booeheaded base running. Thla game box. by 300,000 of His Followers Cubs Score Four. - three-bagg- er Na-tloe- (, n in il K t T: T 1 HALT Confusion. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Oct. 5.- -J. B. vice president, and W. I). White, Ryan, accretury and treasurer ot ths Untied Mine Workers of America,' retired from their respective offices today . It waa announced that White's retirement .was because of til health, and that Ryan was to become a coal operator In Illinois, and hereafter represent the operators of Illinois and the southwest territory. Various reasons ar, assigned for Ryan's retirement. He, White and Mitchell's supporters are understood to be out of accord with President Lewis. The Mitchell conservatives will face a complicated problem at the election next fall. John Walker, an avowed Socialist, president of the Illinois organisation, is a candldute to succeed Lewis, who Is declared to In a const rvatlve compared with Walker, who leads the Hoclallst wing numbering over 100,000 men. THREE FIGHTS Railroads, Merchants' Marine and Forestry Service Questions Loom Dp Trans-Mississip- Co - Operation. Fervl. Oct. I. Sevpersona were injured today started by spontaneous combustion. The elevator and its contents were deis a clash between the police and a of 1400,000. CHICAGO, 111., Oct. I. William J. velopment of waterways is absurd. The causing a stroyed, Bob. The mob attacked trunk lines between Chicago and New the foreign Bryan was the principal speaker at the York created an enormous traffic in .minister, it was Incensed at the weak Waterways Congress thla morning. He the face of the competition of the Erie ot, of protest aent by the ministry SAYS to Austria and ROBERTS was introduced by Former Governor canal, Bt. Louis, an Important railsought revenge. Tne road center,' has tha Mississippi river Mice used sabers; the mob stones and David R. Francis of Missouri. tlube The second reserves were sumMr. Bryan in hla address gave a for competition. The two carriers are WIN WILL TAFT moned today to comprehensive discussion of the prob- supletnentary. The future of the waassist the 120,000 first He pre- terways Is assured ak a helper for the lem df water transport "erves called out by the royal ukase Yuesday. dicted that eventually the rivers would railroads. j Waterways should be made aa other WASHINGTON, D. C OM. carry the bulk of the freight of the works ar, done locate the trunk He VIENNA, Austria, Oct 1 Albina de-- T great promised country. of director former George E. Roberts, lines first; open a way to the aea by Its Independence of if audience it thought the asked acand Turkey the mint, and now president of the anything he might say would make the biggest outlet It la as important cording to reports received here today. National bank of Chica- hla promise of support stronger. He to open the lower Mississippi first as it Commercial mountainous in Europ"J ean Turkey borderingcountry on the Adriatic go, in a Tetter to Frank A. Leach, wee given a great ovation at the con- Is not to set the water running Into a bathroom before you provide an es- hla successor, says that William H. clusion of hla address. Hla dosing WOO1 ha a Population of about cape pipe. were: Taft will carry Colorado by 15,000 to "Enthusiastic advocates make the IOXDON, England, Oct. 1 Members 30,000. He declares he doea not think am heartily in sympathy with the I the Turkish will carry Nebraska, and waterways movement If you tell me mistake of urging the pledging of the that names whose Bryan embassy e not given sees no possibility of Bryana election. what you want and I can answer you national credit In nnllmlted amounts today declared that to the work. It Is a reckretires from her present In the future, I will go beyond you. lesscomplete POBtlon and almost criminal policy, this Turkey will declare war. They The government cannot give the peo- bill in Congress proposing 150,000,000 moveexpected Russia to to"ue a thy the for facilities too good ple REGISTERS nlar note appropriation and authorising the prestoday protesting agalnat TAFT ment of their merchandise." ident, when the fund falls below annexation of Bosnia and Herse-hT1- 1, waterto the address hla Following to sell bonds and bring the circular la on Identical to CINCINNATI ways convention Mr. Bryan spokeuni- fund back up to $50,000,000. Thla IN would the students of the Northwestern B)gtlandWWn oppoltUn of France make the equal waterways expenditure versity. He then hurried for a tour to the pleasure of the executive and Toof the city. through the suburbs borrow Ohio, Oct. . W1I morrow morning he will resume hla the power of th nation to CINCINNATI, The session afternoon this met at here 11am H. Taft arrived quietly HEN. tour through Illinois. clock. Gifford Plnchot head of the Mr. remarks. morning. There was no demonstracourse hie of In th tion. Ha was driven in an auto to Bryan said: "I am going to discuss forest service, spoke on Waterways and the Conservative Movement." Mr. Charles. hla TWO WOKEN home brother, of the money to be used in waterways de- Plnchot said: Th. devolepment of In Ha will register today. velopment You must not be fright- land waterways is a put of the conened because it might require a large servation program, la believed that a DIE IN EXPLOSION Investment It was decided at St. Louis waterway from theit lakea to the gulf Il 0 $500,000,-00last fall that an investment of will b don, first. This association has for waterways Improvement would done one of the most remark&ble pieces bring good interest in the decreased of agitation of a great cause the counof 1100.000,000 cost of transportation Oet'lTOth a contry has ever seen. From the time of yearly. Sine, it la Interest saved you fh90k th entire village, President Roosevelts trip down the FOR NOVEMBER beI would not be HshU for usury. ty 0t iiuflji" having a capacl-br4Mississippi country has been awakbnehela, exploded late lieve the plan should begin now and ened to the th, of waterway denecessity th should be a comprehensive plan laying velopment." of eleven the future for foundation greatness th, m buTw'oVTi,0 Wom"- - Th enP'o MOUXDSVILLE. W. Va. Oct. t. of the country. Government shows Itentire roof of the 7 building ST. PAUL BEATS MOBILE. be will children self in tw way coercive and Virginia school timber. all dl- the preservaof fund for the waterways a extension raise The to asked OUt. bur8t John jllMtant,r COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct $. St Pan! . the elevator0" Th W8,k,n npar tion of the historic mound at thla placa. would be ' burned to death. The Mound day" waa originally eet for Congressman Rainey of Illinois read was given the 1510 convention of the 0wne bT the Boston A today, but It has been postponed until James J. Hills speech. Mr. Hill not Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Rain, "d w" operated by November t. when special exercises will being present He said In part: The A Firemen over Mobile by 11 votes be Quakrr'no Yhe flamT, ct,Tnp,lT,r f Chicago. be held simultaneously In all tha pub- assertion tljpt the railroad interests today. The election of officers is tak re supposed to have of the country are hostile to the de ing place this afternoon. been lic schools of West Virginia. BELGRADE, eral score la United Stales, where he Is well known, lie was educated at Harvard Univermember of the Delta sity anj was Kapta Epsilon fraternity. . Interesting Caresr, Later he became Interpreter at th Ha Chines, legation In Washington. served with a number of Oil nose ministers. Including Wu Ting Fang, and wa, then sent to Madrid aa charge d'affaires. H, afterward returned to China and waa given Important work In connection with the railway and telegraph development. He to a widower, with on son, who waa educated th. United Btatea. Tang Bliao Yl U bringing many pres-eni- a for American officials, Including tlw ancient porcelains, relics of ths Machu conquest, tak-from the pal-a- r, of the present ruling family Mukden, and other valuable porcelains and Jadea. Ths Empress Dowager la sending special presents te President Koosevrlt aa well as several valuable jades to Mr. Nicholas Longwcrih, th President's daughter, In remembrance of Mrs. Longworth's visit to Pekin In lf05. The mission of Tang Bhao y replete with political possibilities, and ifa outcome to being regarded with great Interest by some of the Europe-powers interested In Manrhurla. Efforts have beeen made to discredit It. but the send-of- f given th. envoy Indicates that no matter what Is thought of his purposes, personally he la regarded as a most able diplomat. Tang Bhao Yl has been given plenary powers with th rank of ambassador, and this, together with the other hon- urs conferred. Indicates the Importance attached by th, Empress Dowager and Grand councillor Yuan Bhal Kal to his mission, a sum equal to that set aside fur the entertainment of the American fleet In Chinese water, has been given Tang Bhao Yl to meet the expenses of this mission. In tt . in Trans-Mississip- pi. FRANCISCO, Cal., Oct. I. Thla morning there was an excursion on ths bay for all delegates to tha This afCongress. ternoon there was an addresa on the Chief Speaker of Day and Pledges Mitc- hells Retirement Causes BAN Big Railroad Builder Takes Sensible Stand on Water -- William J. Bryan ways Improvements Hearty John Walker. pi future greatness of California by Fletcher Cutler of Eureka; on ths livestock Industry by Col. Iks T. Pryor of Texas; on ths Inland waterways of California by Robert Devlin, United States district attorney of Ban Francisco; and on merchant marina on th Pacific by George W. Dickie of Ban Francisco. Ths convention city Is to be selected at 5 o'clock this afternoon. Denver seems to have no serious op- niEsr on riGEiir UNI The committee on resoluof the PHILADELPHIA, Oct. I.-position. tions scheduled to report this after- greatest river pageants ever witnessed noon wilt precipitate three fights upon on the Delaware was held today as the railroads, merchant marine and fores- naval day feature of the "founder's week festivities. Beveral hundred vestry service. sels participated In the parade down the river, and many of them presented new and novel decorative designs. Childrens day exercises were held this morning. A medical convention at th Academy of Music, with physicians present from nearly all states and several foreign countries, was held today. The Order of Red Men will bold a street pageant tonight, with 15,000 uniformed members and several historical floats in One ghihaIecalls MINISTER WH Chung Men Yew Will Succeed Him By Order of Dowager Empress. line. m foIlette : ers ria . eleven noun L ,evtr -- 5 ar aG Wt eK-atn- or set TOKIO, Oct I. Despite denials in official circles. It la stated here on what appears to be good authority that Wu Ting Fang, Chinese minister to ths United States, has been peremptorily recalled by order of the Empress by Dowager and will be succeeded Chung Men Yew. The latter recently arrived In Japan, on bis way to the United States. H to making tha trip In company with Tang Bhae Yl, a spa ctol envoy of the emperor of China, who has been sent by his royal master. While the Chinese government has repeatedly denied any Intention of recalling Mr. Wu, it appears certain that auch action to contemplated and that Chung Men Yew la to be hto successor. It to rumored In diplomatic circles hero that Mr. Wu has been Indiscreet in bis relations with the powers that be in Washington, and that upon bto return to China he will be stripped of much of the honor and prestige heretofore accorded him in the affairs of state of the empire. Other report have It that hla recall to due to the fact that he la needed to counsel the Empress Dowager and her ministers In important matters now pending and that he will become a greater power than ever in directing the future of China. Chung Men Yew, who to elated to succeed Mr. Wu at Washington, was at Maformerly Chinese nila and to one f the leading members of the Chinese Opium commission. He has spent much of hto life in the consul-gener- al WILL PUBLISH REM. PAPER Wisconsin Senator . Example Will Follow of William J. Bryan and Have His Own Organ. ! MILWAUKEE, Wla, Oct I. Senator Robert M. LaFollette today announced that he would soon establish a paper. The name has not been decided upon, but it will be similar to the Commoner. Pie aald: "I am assured of support 1 shall proceed Immediately with the regular publication of a weekly magaxlne devoted to public interests upon lines broad enough to appeal to the people of the entire country. I shall print the records of public officials and political parties of vital Interest I shall discuss men and measures impartially and fearlessly. X shall make the paper above all a vigilant champion of representative government." Senator LaFOIIette's wife will edit a woman's department . . i |