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iu tho Matter ofns .sfa ~ Robert o. suc,
.ou. Mos ICED

fruuutN b'HIHlIu. Iu HnH INr ui LAKE
County. state % ltun.
Do tho Matter a. ,He .afa ~ Robert o. suCi-
.Uu. Mos lsyd
NOTICE is uLI.uI DIyES THAT
- D. .uHHvth l.iH, s.II. uTairltr.N, with thy
viii annexed ~ ths sstn.uUf o. her, D snCl.
u'n decreased, has rendered COR settlement
auI Uiud said court Der NuN account " Der
HdmiuistratIlu Of s.li UHtHtH ana petition Tor
final dlHtrUutuu OF tho rrHduU Of sNi estate
among tho person putittl thereto. and th1t
raturdHv, the l-th DAY ~ March, s % 100, AZ
Do O'Clock AIN. ~ the Uuuri room ofHaId court,
Boo the DountY Court House. sHit Jake CITY and
county, Utah, hiss been duly appointed ly the
Judge or said court. Tor the settlement ~ saii
Ar,luuf and hearing saif petition Tor 1iftrilu.
ton, NJ which time aud p.Aro any pcrsuu BOO.
trrustU1 In taid estate may appear and show
cause, 10 any thoro Ir,WHY afId account should
not n0 settled and approved and iiual distri1u-
ton made hs prayed Tor.
Dated March tth. A. ", 1870.
e. O.. STANTON,
Clort oftbo District Court,
ny a. G. HrTsl,
DEPUTY CLERK
J. ~ WAppLLL. attorney Tor nGminltirA
fFIN
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tFyH %. deceased,
NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Arthur frrW.u. administrator Of thu e.
tate of Alfred FTywIn. deceased, has rendered
Tor settlement, anu uled Iu sald court his uual
account NJ bis administration " ,Aid estate
uuu petition Tor unM distribution 81
tho rrsiUur NJ sad gstAtu among
tho pVrauns enuted thereto, ana tnNt
"wednesday. she lstu day OF March, a, %,
1926. Atlu O'Clock d. M, az the cour. room ~
sHId court. ia the County Court House, salt
Lake tl.y and County, Utah, has
Nuru duly appointed by thr Judge N said
court fuT no .uttIymtut % thIu account aud
hearing sal1 petition FOR distribution, Nc which
time and U|Heo ANY UcrHOn Interested Iu SAID
.Hto wHN appear and show UnuaU,lf any there
DO. why SAID account should NOS be- settled aud
approved and tnll distribution made AZ
prayed FOR
Dated February %. A. u. 1872.
g.. O. STANTON,
t'rIk of o. District uurt.
Ny A. a.. REESE, Deputy Clerk
JAMES u. MOVIE, attorney Tor Adminstra.
tor
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Nvuu ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Az.
n pear lu an action brought against you "
tnu ahuNu named uIaiutn Iu tuu dntnlei r1urs
ni tho Tuifu Judicial UIstflrt Of iNu lrIrlturY
uf Utah, and 10 answer thu comp Ialni u.al
thurrlu within ten days .UNHIusIyu ot ulu DAY
VI for,lrol after the service on you ~ lhs
FuWWuusaE served within thla county or, "
served out NJ this county boo Bro this dsiri-t,
within twenty days, othrrwIsr within ioty
dA.s-or Judgment hy default wIll DO taken
against you, according g. she prayer u sara
Tbr said action 10 brought 10 have q decree
uf tUla tuuIl uIHfulhiuF tlc bonds " WAiris
mOny ,1isUnF between plaintiff and defend
ant. adIudging tuHt pIuiuun have thr custody
~ she minor enid, issue % Haid marriage and
her costs herein expended, with other relief
proved on she ground that IN AuEust, l.l, tue
defendant WIltully and without cause deserted
aud abandoned plaintiff, aud Hluco Hhll tmr
Lla failed and FtIIi tHia TO provide plaluUd
with the common uureaHariVs OF liie
Ana you arc hereby luuncd that 70 you fail
10 AppcAr aud Auawtr the said complaint a.
Above required, tho stlf ulaintlr viii apply "
Inc court tor The relief demanded therein,
Wines. the Hon samuel Merritt Judge,
aud tho seal Of the District Cuurt =
the THIRD Judir'A. uIsuriet iu And Tor
lsEAL.I tho territory % ltAh,thH % day o'
uUrdWuurin the year " our Lord ono
thousand eight hundred and ninety.
DAVID q. DUNBAR, CLERK.
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Ata meeting Of tho board N dIregiora o. Tho
vanderbilt Mining Company, held February
IS. IrII the tine Tor advertising delinquent
Ftugk ~ safd ruWrHny w7s extended 70 Warren
%, lsJI. aud tiTrF uf .aln 10 March o, 1850.
ANNULU q GlAlgUE, suHy,
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DURsUANr 10 Az ORDER OF SAID
4 courG Ia san matter, notice IL hereby
gwen that saturday, the ian day Of March,
A. 10 1870, At . O'Clock a. m., a. the County
the time anu place for The hearing ui y petition
ut lima Anna Nelson praying for the Admlst
sion 10 probate " certain document there,
and testament ~ LluA Peterson Jensou, do
ceased, when and where AL persons Interested
may appear ald oppose the probate OF said
will or tho granting Of letters elementary
% ElpA Anna Nullauu A. prayed Tor ia SAID
puuuOu,
In witness whereof, have heruuuto yet my
lAtNLI hand aud anNud the seal of said court,
this lrd day OF March, a. u 1895
a., O.. STANTON,
CLERK Of the District Court
u A. q NTTsE. Deputy clerk
joins n, DANNuS. Attorney Tor Petitioner.
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NOTICE.

The Eagle Foundry 4 Machine Company. a
corporation, whose principal place Of business
o. III the Ilty % rAlt lake, itau.
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and 10 accordance with the law and the order
OF tHs board OF dircUIsfs N said corporation,
Hu many rharrs OF each parcel Ut surust ca as
may bee necessary viii uv cold ut thC once OF
tho treasurer of sad corporation, ut NO. ~
". fItsl South street, iu Zoe tity ~ salt Lake
tNh OF UublG auction. on tNu irl dlV uf
March, l#", a tho hour of O'Clock % m. of
"a q dRY. tl uaY the delinquent HaarsHmuut
thereon, together With thu cost Of udyuriaing
and expense uf sale.
Dated THIS llh daY ~ March, lsf
~. d GRANT,
Secretary Of the thg.o foundry a Machine Co.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

vanderbilt Mining Company Location OF
puucIual p|Hrc u business slt LAKE
civ. ttah Location Of MtnUa,
HIs.no county, Idaho.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the District CoHrl Third Judicial District.
90 and Tor salt axe County,
state 81 UtAh
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NOTICE
1n toe District Court OF tho Third Judicial
District Of the -tIte " Utah,
salt Iahe County

In tns District Court Of tho Third Judicial
District Of the -tIte ~ Jtah,
salt Ihhs County
In tho matter ot the E.ta'c % Minnie Barton,
Deceased.
Notitc Of settlement " fnli account and
hearing u petition for mai
distribution.
NOTIUE rs ufEEBY GIyEN THAT
~ frank ID. kimb1.. Che aImlnisuainr
Of tho estate OF Mimic barton 40.
ceased. has rendered and presented
Tor sstlDmCrt, aud f'rd in SAD court,
Doe annual account OF bus AlmiuistrA'
ton NJ tuid estate, ami fcd herewith his
petition tur The 1nh distribution of thg ts.1it
~ said deceased; and that saturday, me lttl
day % Rufchl i7l1, ~ BOO O'Clock D. poo ~ ihe
court room " said court, b0.nf me JOINT Guy
aud county building. in Che city ut SAT- lhtei
Boz the tate ~ Utlh, has been duly appointed
by tnc 7I q court Tor che HriicWtui ni A1ll
account aud The hearing 90 fal petition int
tbe ntnI distribution Of ihC estate NJ saw dc.
CuaHrdi At wtich time ami place any urTsMh
lutorratrd Ia saIi estate may appear hul W.
Utrcp Ions IN writing 90 said account and .all
pouuun, AMI contest The Same and caeh VI
IsrALI g. q sTNNrUS, CLERK.
ny a. g. NrEsr. Deputy Clerk
Dated c1F. "th, isNl
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Ia ne District Court, Probate Division. Third
Judicial nHuIgt, in uni Tor AT Lake
g0uutY, state " Utah
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An ordinance uNuE NH uIWItr ut nW cts
and m.u Of which Che ponce department
Uf salt Lake tity shall consist
-IUtiuS !. no o. ordained uy tho CitF C0un.
cd ut salt IA.0 city tat. uf Utah. That thc
Police Department u ~HIt IAkUlitF shall con.
fist Of the Hoard Of Police Hu8 iIfe tUmmiss
siunyrs. H tHitt aud q tnUUII uf iuliur. tNo
.,rton 4. mas itsha.I DO ths duty of The
Board uf uHeu and tfc COMMIT Hiuurfa lns
uuIl ItrIY after th. approval uf lhIt ordnance
tp dismiss from inc sali Police Department
sudI..Hut number OF OH Gers and men 60 reduce
tbr force ~ said department 90 ttc uumucr
d.sIruHtoI uJ section Of tHIs ordnance
section 3. Ai ordinance lu conflict with
tHIs ordinance are hereby repealed
section This ordinance HhaIl take eject
from md after Ita approval
rafs0di GO Guy Council NJ salt Lake CITY,
state Of ttah. February No. jos anu referred
40 tIo Mayor for Iin approval.
DAVID =. EMEEN, city Recorder.
Approved this the isih Coy % tchuar .h.D.
1870. JANIS GLENblNNlNu, Mayor
sruu or Ur,u.
city H1I county Of -ult Lake +
I. David =. Emery. Recorder 90 and Tor SAID
city. DO hereby certify THAT Che Above aud fore
going 0. % IulI. true aud correct copy ui 1000 or
uiuuuru rHtiuud IAN ordinance uNiuE tue
number uf officers aud mon uf which thu 20
ice Department ~ s1N i1tc tIy shall con.
tIty, state OF Utah, February 90. 1921, and APP
proved hy the Mayor, trhruary l', ls.G, a. hp'
Upara OF record Boo my ONCE
IH witness whereof have hcrcuut0 set my
hand md nnlNCd the corporate seal of sali
i~raLl DAVID 5. tMttN
H l5s. t'iF Recorder.
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In the District Court Probate division. Third
JudiolAl District iu aud for salt Lake
County, state Of UtAh,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho District Court, Probate Division, Thin
judicial District iu aud for SAT- LAts
county, rtAto Of ttau.
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suMMONs.

In tho District Court iu and Cor the Third
Judicial District ~ ltAh IuuitgfH
County OF tllt Lake.
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In the matter Of tho Estate n Lima Peterson
JenE1n, deceased,
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In Ihs matter Of tho Tstato ,fG. ". Kama.
kAniau, Deceased
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In the mat,erof ho E,ato o. Johu J Olsol
Deceased
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Tue People ~ the Territory " UiAl send
Greeting 10 hyrum Russell fau'A' deiena'
ant
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Sotice Of Time AMI Place Tor the Hearing OF
Petition Tor Admission 90 Probate
uf wal.
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An ORDINANCE

An Ordinance nNng tle number ~ on crs
and m.u OF which che uuID1 department.
OF salt Lake tlty shall rHusst
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In the District Court Probate Division, THIRD
Judicial uIsl.ct. Iu aud Tor SAT- taku
County, -tatr ~ Utah.
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Notice n time aud place for tho hearing 0
petition Tor admission 10 probate VI Will,
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NOTICE.

In the District Cont, third Judicial District
Probate UitisiIu boo and iur -aIt Lake
County. state % ltHn.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

The sampson Mining Company, SAT- Lake city,
Utah. WIr OF She CumUun 10 Copper
buIrh Wet Mountain Mining Dis
trIUt, salt l.a.U tuuuty, ltnh.
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In tho matter of tho estate Of AliTcy
tFuE % deceased,
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Notice N Timeant Place for the ileauuE o
Petition for AlmIssiuu 10 PROBATE 10 Wal.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the District Court Probate Division, Third
judicial lnatrrt 100 and Tor sAlI Lake
County, state uf Utah
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IVA. g. HFTsE, deputy Dlert
JAHtsu. MulLr, attorney for adm
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JOSE MACEO'S DEATH.
General Garcia Says the Leader
Was Killed in Battle

General Garcia Says the Leader
Was Killed in Battle.
NEW YORK, July 25.-General Ca
lixto Garcia, commander of the patriot
forces in Eastern Cuba, writes to a
Cuban in this city under date of July
18th, that General Jose Maceo of the
First Army Corps was killed July 9Th
in an encounter at Lama del Gate.
This engagement was bloody one
The patriots occupied a very strong
position on Cato hill, and were attack
ed by the Spaniards under Colonies
Alberts and Luis Vara del Rey After
an engagement of more than eight
hours the SpaniardS were compelled to
retreat. They had $50 wounded to at
tend to besides a considerable number
of dead.
The patriots lost General Jose Maceo
Colonel Cartagena, DR.. Pedro Echavar-
ria and seven others and had forty-one
wounded.
Jose Maceo," General Garcia writes,
met with a glorious death. Regret
table as this is, our enthusiasm will not
for moment abate, nor will the power
Of the revolution diminish. Our friend
will be remembered by his comrades
with grief, by his soldiers with love and
respect, and our country, once freed,
will attach due honor to his name
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Given Comparatively Light Sen
tence by Court.
GENERAL FOREIGN MELANGE.
BuIuvayo Again Threatened rrou-
bles Continue ON Island of Crete.
German Cruiser Lost - HonorS
Paid TO Americans In Paris

LONDON, July 2S-Before the Lord
Chief Justice, Baron Russell of KilOw,
Baron Pollock and Justice Hawkins, in
the Queens Bench division of the High
Court of Justice, today, the trial of DR..
Jameson, Major st. Jonn Willoughby
Colonel r. Grey, Colonel H. r. White,
Major r. White and Captain Henry F.
Coventry, charged with violation of the
neutrality laws in invading the terri
| tory of the South African Republic
was concluded. The jury found all the
defendants guilty of violating the for
eign enlistment act.
Jameson was sentenced to fifteen
months Imprisonment without labor
Major John Willoughby to ten months,
Major White to seven months, and
Captain Henry F. Coventry, Colonel r.
Grey and Colonel II. F. White to five
months each.
Sir Edward Clarke asks the Courts
permission to move for a new trial.
When the Judges returned Sir Edward
Clarke said that in view of the verdict
rendered the defendants refused TO ask
for new trial and expressed a desire
to settle the case now. In passing SEN
tence Lord Russell said that the verdict
was given on evidence which no rea-
sOnable man would be able to disre-
gard. All the defendants, he added,
were men of position and intelligence,
holding positions under the Queen, and
their crime had the gravest conse-
quences, including death to some and
injury to others, and the future conse-
quences of their crime no one was yet
able to foresee. His lOrdship then pass
ed sentence upon the prisoners
DR.. jameson, who had hitherto hung
down his head, looked up proudly when
the sentence had been passed, and the
other defendants stared hard at the
Lord Chief Justice.
Soon after the sentencing formalities
had been completed the wardens of
Holloway prison appeared and took I'D
positions on each side of the prisoners
This was the bitterest moment of all
for the raiders, as up to that time they
had been treated with the greatest
courtesy, and had in fact been made
heroes to certain degree But when
the elbows of the prison wardens touch
ed those of the aristocratic freebooters
they seemed to realize that the strong
arm of the law had knocked all the ro-
nance out of the TransvaaI fiasco and
that, come what might in the shape of
easy treatment in prison, they were
convicts in the eyes of the law and the
eyes of society, to say nothing of the
military authorities, who it is believed
must now take action looking to de-
pr1ving the prisoners of their commits
slons in the British army. This was the
last chapter in the trial of Or. Jim"
and his associates.
The court was ordered cleared; the
audience filed slowly out into the street
and the prisoners were escorted to Hol-
loway prison. There was absolutely no
demonstration in the court room when
the prisoners were taken away. or out
side when they were escorted to the
Jail.
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HOW REPUBLICANS SEE 1T.
National

Result of the PopuIist National
Convention.
WASHINGTON, July 25.-The party
managers at the Republican headquar-
tiers in this city are inclined to the be-
lief that the failure of the Populist con-
vention to endorse the Democratic ma
tional ticket will not relieve the Dem
oCrats of the faint of POpulism, which
it is supposed will weaken the ticket
with conservative Democrats through
out the country.
1t is claimed by the Republicans that
it did not require the formal action of
the convention to weld the connection
between the Democrats and Populists.
The faint of Populisnr on the Demo-
ly perceptible without such action. 1t
is claimed that Bryan himself made the
link between the two political classes,
and declarations of the Chicago plat
form strengthen it; therefore it makes
little difference whether the PopuIist
Convention formally ratifies it or not.
1t is held that what the Republicans
would have gained in the Democratic
disaffection due to complete fusion
ticket they will gain anyhow, as the re-
suit of the efforts of the Bryan man
ayers to make a fusion ticket and the
alleged we'll understood leaning of the
Bryanites toward Populism. In addition
to this, the Republicans will profit by
the division in the silver ranks.
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OF VENEZUELA AND SAMOA.
Questions Asked In the House OF
Commons

Questions Asked In the House OF
Commons
LONDON, July 27.-In the House of
Commons today Parliamentary Secre-
tary for the Foreign Office Curzon said
the Venezuela statement had not vet ar
rived, but it was on the way from
Washington and would be laid upon the
table on arrival.
Curzon was asked whether the Gov
eminent was aware that another King
had been elected in Samoa in oppo-
sition to King Maleitoa, at German in
stigation. CurZon replied in the mega
tive. Later CurZon was asked whether
the Government had been informed
that Herr BrandOs, whose endeayors to
annex Samoa to Germany some years
ago were only defeated by the action OF
the United States, is returning to Sa-
moa in the capacity of Chief Justice.
Mr.. Curzon replied that the Govern
ment was not aware that such was the
case.
Joseph Chamberlain replying to John
Morley, who asked him whether the
Government would lay on the table in
formation relative to the limits and
population of the settlement within the
territory in dispute between Great Brit
ain and Venezuela, said the definition
of the settlements would have to be de-
cided first by negotiations on the spot,
and the Government would not give the
desired information.
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THE POWERS AND GREECE.
Notify TO stop Giving Aid to In
SurgentS of Crete

Notify to stop Giving Aid to In
SurgentS of Crete.
CONSTANTINOPLE, July 29.-As a
result of Cabinet Council the Turkish
Government yesterday made a formal
complaint to the Government of Greece
regarding the alleged shipment of arms
and ammunition from Greece to the
Island of Crete for the use of the insur-
gents there and relative to the appear
ance of armed bands of Greeks in Mace
donla, pointing out the danger there
from to the peace of Europe and adding
that Greece would be held responsible.
The Turkish Government also an
nounces that it has been decided. to
grant limited concessions to the Gre
tans. and they will be allowed represen-
tation.
The powers have decided to send \
collective note to Greece, declaring it
must suppress the matters complained
OF by the Turkish Government. other
wise the Sultan of Turkey will be left
to restore order in Crete 1t is rumored
the Turkish Government intends to dis
patch a force of Albanians against
Greece flibusters, which will undoubt-
eddy add considerable to the gravity of
the situation.
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ST. LOUIS, July 25.-The PopuIist
National Committee held its first meet
ing tonight. After quite a spirited
contest Senator Butler of North Caro-
lima was elected chairman, receiving
sixty-five votes on the second ballot.
The other men who were placed in
nomination were Senator Allen of Ne
braska and General Weaver of Iowa
Senator Allen said he did not see how
it was possible for him to give the
necessary time to the campaign.
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DoubIe-scun Champions.

HALIFAX, IN. 81, July 29.-Aquatic
events were again the feature of the
summer carnival to-day. The chief
event of the day was the professional
double scull for the worlds champion
ship, three miles with a turn. which
was called at o'clock, with smooth
water. Graudaur and Rogers were the
winners by fifteen lengths in 18:431a.
The boats starting were Bubear and
Barry of England, Grandeur and Ro-
gers of Atherly. Ontario, and Durham
and Hackett of Toronto.
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Incipient Blaze.

At 11:55 a. N. yesterday an alarm of
fire called the fire department 10 a
small shanty on the Waikiki side OF
Maunakea street near King. A cigar
cite or something of the kind had been
dropped on the floor of a room in the
second story, and a hole about two feet
square was the result The fire de-
partment got to work at once and had
the flames out in a jiffy.
On the way to the fire one of the
horses of No. hose cart ran into the
sidewalk at the corner of Nuuanu ave
nue. and Hotel street and had its leg
broken. The animal was shot by DR..
Shaw
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dominates Bryan and SewaH by
AcclamatfOn.

dominates Bryan and Sewan by
Acclamation.
ST. LOUIS, Mo), July 24.-Bryan
and Sewall were nominated to-day by
reclamation as the Observation-Disclosures of
the National Silver party
1t was, as everybody knows, a cut
and-dried programme, and was rushed
through quickly. There was not dis
senting voice. Silver Republicans join
ed with Silver Democrats and Silver
Populisits in shouting for the nominees
OF the convention, which, though at
times wildly enthusiastic and demon
strative, was as harmonious as a pray
er-meeting.
When the convention was called to
order at the afternoon session the con-
ference committee reported in favor of
proceeding with the work of adopting
a platform and naming candidates in
dependent of the action of the Popu-
lists. This course was at once decided
upon, and the business of the conven-
tion was rushed to a conclusion in
twinkling.
Following the nomination of Bryan
there was a sudden and prolonged out
burst of enthusiasm. The delegates
had been impatiently waiting for an
opportunity to yell for three tedious
days. The demonstration was led by
the Nebraska, California, Kansas and
Colorado delegations. A young lady
in white was lifted to a table on the
stage, and holding the Nevada Silver
party banner in one hand and the Cali
fornia emblem in the other, with a
large picture of Bryan in the back
ground, formed tableau that encOur-
aged the lung power of the multitude. |
There was parade of delegates about
the hall. Spectators in the galleries
waved flags, umbrellas and handker-
chiefs, and the band played on.
1t was the first great demonstration
of the Silver party. The cheering con-
tinued nearly half an hour and was re-
newed when Sewall was nominated. |
The delegates are seemingly delighted
over the birth of their party, which, |
they say holds out so much hope and |
promise to the American people.