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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-16
~. Dress Cuts. Y.
A Loss Of Profit M
and Some Of the Costs,

All at 80 and 25 cents. reduced to 21c.
This means all wool 1886 to 40 inch
spring novelty dress goods
All at 50 and so. reduced to 80 cents.
The many fancy styles, granulated
effects, plaids. etc. Choose early.
All at SO and 100 reduced to rs cents.
Silk and wool novelties, two toned
|changeable effects. fabrics to wear
now through summer, and still remain
good for fall wear.
SUNDRY NEWS. .
Gather from various departments.
New line of Percales, Madras and
Cambrics, ~ Lee. The pick Of three
northern marts. We are not confined
to one place, or house, the choicest
catch us, as they will catch YOU,
NEW ZEPHYR GINGHAMs.
Comprising small checks. medium
and large block plaids and Scotch
plaids. Bright. fresh and summary
styles that look so cool that you can
feel the zephyr fan your cheek
NEW PIQUEs.
In all light sha1es-blue, pink, navy
also in black, at l. Lee.
NEW CoRDURoYs.
Cotton corduroys. black, white, blue,
etc. the new thing for skirts-at 25c.
SUN SHADES AND PARAsoLs
Complete stock. new styles in covers
and handles-s1.o0 to $500. See south
window.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-16

All at % and 25 cents. reduced to 2lc
This means all wool 1886 to 40 incl
spring novelty dress goods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09

Despltotho friction with Germany IN
tho Philippines. u II probable that In
any decisive ining-up ~ tho nations
Germany would be found siding with
England and the United States More
than amy other continental nation her
interests arc Industrial like ours. The
commercial ties which unite her to the
later branches of the Teutonlc race ar,
rapidly growing Htrungcr,nnd Will ul--e
and more AFFECT the political attitude
Of her government, The very large
and growing German population In
America, too. constitute "a bond Of
union OF increasing strength, 10 that
war between the ewo countries would
have many elements OF a fratricldal
struggle. German o1iHhncha In the
war Just ended was due chiefly 10 jeal-
ouay regarding the future Of the Phil
ippinea and not. ms In France, a. racial
and political sympathy with spain
Conflicting interests may often divide
the Toutonlc notions, but their fundn-
mental tendency IN tho same, and they
win more and more exercise n united
ftimuiativo influence on the progress
~ villznti0n.-Gunton'n Magazine fol
September.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09
ItlteRAPHc BREWnLs.

Fred Il. burton u Marquette has
been nominated Tor Congressman from
tho eleventh district Mich, By the
Democratic. convention.
Tho United states batiieahlp Masra-
chuHrits reached New York harhur to-
day and IL now az tho government
anchorage on Tomklnavlllc, =, !,
The Gonshohockcn Brewery plant.
located at conHhockcn. a suburb OF
Philadelphia, has been destroyed by IRE.
The loss viii reach nearly 100000. The
origin OF the IRE IN unknown.
The Grand View hotel.thc largest hos
teiry at Highland Lake. n pcnnsyl-
yania summer resort, has been de-
rtruycd BY nre. The hotel was prac-
tcally closed FOR the season and II h
believed that tho IRE was ~ incendi-
airy origin. Loss about 10000.
The Seventh Illinois Infantry, col.
Marcus kayanaugh'H regiment consist
ing of i,.p0 officers and men. arrived
ui Chicago today from Camp Meade,
Middletown. Pa, over the n. a q. rail-
way. outside OF twenty men. who had
mild cases of typhoid fever. but one
being serious. the soldiers WIRE pie
lures % health, There have been two
deaths ln the entire regiment since tha
William "A. Tucker OF the firm OF
Tucker q Dorsey, manufacturers, az
Indianapolis. Ind, committed suicide
at his home on Fletcher avenue this
morning by shooting himself through
tho abdomen and the temple, Mr.,
Tucker has been Respondent since the
death ~ his wife two years ago, llo
has boon a prominent citizen for many
years. was wealthy and conspicuous IN
Grand Armg circles.
JUDGE L. L. Maughs Il dead Of
nrighrs disease, az pCnlsln, Texas
During the clvll war Judge Maughs fof
time comm lnicd Blcdsle'A famous
Missouri battery In uenrral Trlct'H
command Tie was major In Gen. For.
resulted In the capture % Fort Pillow.
A. the battle OF Chlckamaugl he
served tho sun whigh killed Gen.
Lythg, ne paci-s1ldier, Judge Maughs
was postmaster under Cleveland.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH

The University of Utah cor,..,.
thorough collegiate coursoa iesai,,
degrees In General Science ti1t 70
Arts. and Mining and Eieotr,rst' ~ Al
cheering beside which n Stat III IN.
School and a Preparatory School a..
conducted under the direction os ~
University Faculty. m'
qualified students may be ,a,,,,,.
TO the Normal and prenarn,'.ss1l
Schools II over fifteen years OF age w
to the University coursen N Over s ans
teen years OF age. tx
The Normal school offers ndv,,..,
courses leading TO degrees and a ~.
years course leading to a certlars,A
which, by provision OF law, otaiis'.
the holder 60 teach in the com,n.,
schools Of Utah for n term OF VIZ.
without further examination a. !,
scholarship.
In connection with the state Norm,
School are conducted A. thoronss
equipped training school consisting y
the usual eight grades OF n puhs'
school. a department for the trains,
OF kindergarten teachers. and manst
training department.
The laboratories are very thorour,,
furnished FOR work In Chemistry. ~
fayinr Electrical Measurement. q.
| cfal Physics. Minoralogy and uloj.,
A small annual registration fee =
required. hut no tuition 10 chnrret
For further Information address
J. +. KINGSDURY,
Prcaldsnt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09
MET A HORRIBLE DEATH
Hurled Along BY Fas, Passenger Train
in Colorado.
THROWN orr THE CAR BY A CURVE,


Denver. Sent "a special to the
Times from Colorado Springs saysi
Prof d. =. Baefna,ein. the WE'LL
known Chicago musical director. who
has had charge Of the Broadnoor Or
chesira here this season. mot death In
q horrible manner last night under me
cast bound SANTA Re passenger train at
Fountain. six miles south Of this city.
lie was late In reaching the depot and
attempted to board one o. the Pullman
cas-. but the vesiibulc was closed and
h. could not get up the stops. ny the
time he discovered that he could not
make himself heard the train was
speeding over the plains dt hf,y miles
an hour. Prof. Bacrnsteln chung 90 the
Irons until the train reached Fountain,
which u not q regular stopping place.
Here he was Jared on a. the cars
struck sharp curve. The engineer
noticed a Jar but thought Il was due TO
defective Joint and telcEraphed back
from Pueblo. 4 section man invoHtl.
gated and found nrst manglod foot.
then an arm and the crushed body Hep-
arateiy The head was mashed almost
nat and pieces % the human form
atfewn for a hundred yards along the
track
lie was literally ground Into small
plcscs. The remains wofe brought 70
this city and viii be sent TO Chicago
tonight
Prof Haornsioln leaves a family In
ChlcaEo,to which place he was on route
last night lie conducted Kimball Hall
studio Ia ChicaEo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09
DEMOCRATS GATHER.
COUNTY AND LEGISLATIVE BorH.
James u. Mc,ie. Chairman Of tho TEN.
porary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
Committees Recess Taken.

salt Lake County Democrats met in
the SAT- Lake Theater shortly before
one O'Clock this afternoon and pro.
ceeded TO organize for business. The
convention was called to order by
chairman Lloyd who announced that
'he county executive committee had
chosen James H.Moyic for temporary
chairman, Mfs. Alice Merrill Horne
Tor secretary ana John T.. Hansen Tor
assistant secretary. Mr. Moyle made
a orief speech oomplimtnting the party
on the bright outlook for success and
qua % uonu9iin IutnSuIud suluu9
satisfactory conduct Of public affairs
made by the present Administration
credentials, permanent organization
ana order OF business. platform and
resolutions and also one on apportion,
mont OF delegates 10 the state conven.
tlun. After this the convention ad.
juurned until . o'clock but Il was con.
slderahly after tha< time before tn,
convention resumed lie deliberations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09

The new fall stocks are arriving ana
are being placed on display The proWth
VI business az TectH Bargain gtors \,
very noticeable In the large new stock
now being placed on exhibition and
sale for the fall trade. This store \,
meeting the popular demand for low
prices and Il most generously patron.
ixcd by those who have Investigated
and found goods and prices Jus, a. rep.
presented. Al stocks are personally
purchased In the East by Mr. +. NJ.
Tceta. the proprietor. FOR cash only, ana
every advantageous circumstance Ia
point Of competitive markets, frclgh,
rates. or eastern failures IL turned 10
The account Of his Utah patrons.
Arrangements are now being mad,
To- acquire the atorcruom next on the
north, which together with the present
location. % Main Street. viii make a
much lighter and more commodlou,
establishment.
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MINOR MENTION.

l.. =. Boshack and q. II. Ramsbot-
.,m are salt Lake visitors from across
ne water.
Mics Enic Rowe and Mrs T.. ].
smih igf, last night Cor San Francisco
WHORE they will spend ihe winter.
G. W. shoupl. Judge ~ ihc supreme
court of Illinois. and a party ~ friends
lfc Visiting this cky. Thoy arr at tho
Kenyon.
The nrc department made "a run "a
Eighth South and Fourth West streets
last night. having been called thcrd
through 81 burning % SCOT IN the
gni9 kcfiack N ihe Conklln Simplinr
works. which had CAUSED a blaze In
the woodwork. Tho IRE was cNtln.
Eulshed hei1 rs the department arrived
Tho Cambrlan aHsoeiaiiln has elected
81 Nrv " 4 Fills ~ Denver, nliudl.
Gator Of welsh literature.
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counties had reported Salt Lake was
ready and the committees were CONF
plstcd
The committeeman from che dlner-
eut counties were pres uted az flllowss
tho names coming under the heads 81
Permanent Organization and order OF
Business. Credentials. and Hesoiui'sns'
respectively.
Beaver-P. 8. Martin, Jas. Mccadam.
Angus MaCadam.
noxeidar-w. II. wri1e. Chris. Hoist,
r. n. Jones.
caehs-E. T. Hyde, T. A. Thorcsen.
Jos. A. Smith.
carbob-Eagene san,ehl. Arthur Lee.
IL. q. Miller.
Davls-J. 4. Hatch. 8. Z. Taylor. II.
w Halehi
Emsry-orson Roberts. orange See
ley
Garasld-c. ". Jones.'T y. Eldredgs.
NJ. NJ. Steele Jr.
ur1nd-L,sicr Taylor. d. Il. Wilson,
Mons Petersen.
Juab-E. Il. Booth. }. T. Henrold. J.
II. Robbins
Kinc-J. Frew. V. Rapp. V. Rapp.
Mlllhr1-C. W. Aldrdge. T. W. Gay
ford. Orvli l. ThImps'n.
Morg1n-T. W. Porter. Jas. John.
stone. u. Heintr.
Plute-Tsm Ferguson. c. A. Pea
cock. q. a. Recbe.
Rich-JaA X. Nelson. Fanny su;hcr-
waite. Wesley X. Walton.
salt L1kq-A. =. Gcddoa. Co. II.
inEhnm, Arthur Brown.
S1ups ,e-Anlrew Andersen. Pstor
Thompson. e. II. Cantiand.
Sevler-lianH GodersJn. Jacob Mag
ley. W. ". CLARK.
summii-Frtd n. Davis, ]. II. Den
nlH1n. n. - Townsend.
Topele-T. y. Baker. Elijah Spring.
/ Chas. u. McHfidn
uuh-chaa DeMoisey. Llzzle Aus.
| TN, John o. Graham.
Waaatch--lsaac CummlnEn. Dec.
| Bonner Jr. J. II. Wilson.
| Waync-o. w. Allen. Jas. Il. Black
burn. y. T. sheffield
Webcr-F J. Hendersh0;. sidney
stevens VIM. ulaHmann.
sooTHED THE sAvAGEs.
a motion TO recess until 2 O'clock thl.
| Afternoon want through like a whlrl.
/ wind. and the charms OF THE star
splngled Banner from the band wen,
/ long ways towards "alothlng tho
/ savage hretHts' a. ono delegate pus
/ y, " the members before dlaperslng Tor
luir hcon or committee mestlnga.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Tho band played "orlental Echoes"
outside the hall 10 drum up the dele.
gates Tor the afternoon session OF the
convention and rendered a southern
patrol Inside thu building, giving IN al.
dillon Cotton blossoms" after which
Judge hagley called the nssemblage 10
order and business was proceeded with
az once.
An Invitation was received from Man.
agrr Simon Hamburger 10 the delegates
ana their ladies' 10 visit Lagoon this
uVonlng. the train leaving at u. m. or
5ii5 .. m. Tue Invitation vas accepted.
II was also announced that railroad
tickets would be good returning on
tomorrow.
The crcdcntlal committee was not
yet ready 10 IMPORT and the band be-
Ing called upon tho boys were IN evil
dcncc with a medley containing the
very appropriate melody."A Hot Time"
CREDENTIALS.
Miss Austin from the credentials
comittcc reported uccrcdltlng delegatea
In the aggregate numlgr Of f6i, divided
among the several counties IS appor-
toned In the call. Adopted.
PERMANENT OFFICERS.
The COMMITTEES on permanent organl-
Eatlon and order % business reported as
follows the order OF buHlness'
i-llcp0rt % committee uH sfeden-
tlaia.
s-Roport u committee on permanent
organization and order OF business.
3-Praysr BY the chaplain.
t-Rcpori of the committee on reso-
| lutlOnA
denominations for Justice Of the SUI
/ preme Court
6-Nomlnailon OF a representative In
/ Congress.
5-Election Of state cor mlttee.
S-Mlscell1neous buslneaa
| 9-Adiourument.
DROWN FOR CHAI IMAM.
The committee also recommended
| the following permanent officers.
Chalrman-Son Arthur Brown Of
! Salt Lake, and several Vice chalfmcn.
secretary-F. J. Henderahos OF We
her First assistant, Mrs, Priscilla
Jensen of Box Elder; second assistant,
| Miss Belle Lawson OF Salt Lake.
Chaplaln-Rev. y. N. Knox OF Davis.
| sergoant-at-arms-J. J. Greenewald
| OF salt Lake: assistants, orin seeley
| OF Emery James McGeary OF Beaver
and Frank Mcdonald Of summit
Judge Bagley appointed Messrs
Alma Il. Eldrcdge of summit ana Reed
smoot OF Utah a committee 10 escort
| Chairman brown 10 the stage. which
1 they ala amid loud applause.
Air. brown made a short address IN
the c0uite Of which he referred IN
complimentary terms 10 tho action Of
the administration with reference "a
| protection and tho prosecution OF lhs
| war with Spain. lie pail 4 hlgh trlb,
ute 20 the u.ah boys who have gone q
| war ana this reference wag rnctcd
| with yoci'rf nus applause,
II congratulate you, laules and gen
| tlemtn uf this convention, upon M
| fact lhat we can see victory before us.
and then Chairman Brown asked The
fur,her pleasure Of the convention.
Upon suggestion OF Mr.. Grecnwnld
| Col. Isaac TrumhO was Invited tn q
scat upon the stage, The colonel said
II am glad 10 see all you Republicans
together again" and made a short ad.
dro8s, asserting that VIM. McKlnies
Will setile silver By providing fvF tn,
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wan, No Parade Ia New York.

Camp wikon. Sept e-The Ninth U.
s. infantry is expected TO leave mere
today.
The information has been given out
at Gen. Skaters headquarterN mat
Col. Norwood and the surgeons wh"
were requested by General shafter sew
ernl days ago to make recommendations
with regard TO n parade on the up9p,
in New York. had all rccomm, hle9
against parade. The surgeons stated
In their report to Gen shafter that the
troops would not BE- In shape 90 stanu
the exertlons Of a march by the cNpir-
alton OF at Hest a month or slN Week-.
There II an Impression at the camp
that there will be no parade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09
Salt Lake city

That you enrich and purify van,
blood In the fail az IN the spring. A,
this time. owing TO dccayng veFsts :
tlon,a low watcrlovel, ana other causs,
there are disease germs all about us
and weak and dehlliiated syr,,-,
uqlclSly yields 90 attacks OF miiifls
fcycrs. etc. by purifying and tnr.rb.
iEg your blood with Hoods sara.
parilla you may build up your system
TO resist these dangers. a. wen a.
which come with colder weather. NJ
be on the anfc side, take Hoods s,r.
saparilia now, and always De- sur /,
~ Hoods and not n1methlnF elsa
represented to be 'juft az good
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09
FUSION ~ WASHINGTON.
Democrats. Popuii.i. and silver Republi'
can. Inite on Oniesrs.

rilensburg. wash. Sept. e.-Tho
psmocrafa re.nomlnated James Ham
ilion Lewis for Congress by aoolama-
ti1n.
The silver Republican convention re-
nominated Congressman W. G. Jones
By acclnmitlpn.
After rejoicing all nlgh. the Popu-
list state convention unanimously de-
cided to v1ncedc the demand OF fhe
Democrats and yield them one suprcmc
fudge. This removed all obstacles 90
fusion. A clause " the conference re-
por. recommending hat the Popullsta
have the patronage ~ the supreme
court. was stricken out and the report
adopted. committee was appointed
% notify ,he Democrats aud The silver
Republicans
The convention then proceeded 70
nominate the supreme judges.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09

Denver. Colo. Sept. p.-The National
Editorial association today adopted the
topnrt presented 10y VIM. l.. Eaton OF
press laws by concurrent action Of state
LEGISLATURES.
The committee appointed 10 consider
ways ana means OF trip 10 Paris rec
ummendcd that tho trip be- made In
1899 instead ~ 1900, The report was
adopted. The editors expect 60 start
In June. Already 100 applications tot
tickets have been received.
Tho trip viii consume % days and Il
"a expected % limit the expense 10 SiOl
for zach tourist.
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rsiIIns on Of nrlil.h import..

Washington. Sept s.-Thc fact that
the British snporiH into the United
States have fallen on greatly IN the
past year while American exports 10
Great Britain have greatly Increased
have been announced from time 70
time during the year. but the full years
figures. Just presented by the treasury
bureau OF Statistics. brlng to the sur
fact some interesting details not here
tOf0re published. Thee show that
while The exports from the United
States 10 the United Kingdom have In
creased ~ pcr cent the Imports from
the United kingdom have fallen on %
per cent The exports from the United
States 10 the United Kin7dom during
the past year were In round numbers
I'VE times a. much ne the Imports from
the United Kingdom. the figures o. the
bureau Of statistics beingi Imports
from the United Kingdom. ti0p ~. seS;
exports to the United Kingdom, $780,
SCO.lt9
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Attractive Refreshment.

when you are preparing for com
pauy" ana want retro shmcnts that arc
attractive and dellgh,lng. you Will not
take mp any sort ~ preparation
which presents itself. You will insist
on having those things which are Of
standard qualify You want that
which adds 10 the taste and excellence
Of what you prepare, IN other words
you want q. =. baking powder 90 give
60 your Refreshments that attractive
noss OF competition, shat dellcacy OF
taste. which helps the event 90 be a
success. a fun pound can Of our U. :.
baking powder Tor Is cents. and u Il
Just A. good as any ana better than
many that sell Tor double the price.
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STOCKHOLDERS Mrrr,So.

salt Lake City, Sept, 7. 1895
The annual atockh1lders' meeting N
the Echo Land a Stock company vii
be held az The cumplny'A ONCE. wltl
Spencer CiawHln a Co, 100 broadway
Thursday, october q. isaS. az II a. IN.
Tor the election Of officers ana suci
o.hcr business rs shall come before Il
SPENCER cLAwSoN. President.
~. ~. CLAWSON Ji.. Sec. a Treas.
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tine LADIES.

Tho pleasant effect ana perfect safe
~ with which ladies may u.s. Syrup OF
FIGS, under all conditions. makes Il
their favorite r,medy. 10 get the true
and genuine article, look FOR the name
Of the California Fig Syrup Co. printed
near the bottom of the package. For
sale by all druqglata.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09

ILL.,. national president: Mrs. Mary G.
Wenzei. Cincinnati, senior vice presl-
dent; Mrs. Ellen +. Daniels, West VIZ
Finia, Junior vice president; Mrs. lsa-
bella T. Bagiey. GAINESVILLE. treasurer,
Mrs. Mary 4. Tuil. chairman executive
board
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09

Victoria, u, c.. Sept. 0,-Albernl. tho
cehter OF an Immense mining country
II threatened With destruction By fbr-
est Ares which have been raging Tor
several days.
Jules the wind blows the flames away
from the town II Will be destroyed No
hyes lost SO far.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09

Plano. Theory and organ. New
Studio, No. n south First West street
hours 10 10 ~ and 2 10 4 Thursdays
Fridays and Saturday,. only earnest
students received.
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supplemental rsa.ion Report.

Washington. Sept. 9.-An appendix -
the annual report of the commlsalun.I
~ PENSIONS has been made public. 10
contains Statistics IN regard 10 tho
work Of the ONCE. ltCpor.a from the
various divirl3nu u sho bureau are also
Incorporated. 10 IL stated that the
pawning or pledginE OF pension certih-
cafes u a growing evil. ana some
stringent measures should be adopted
90 reach che offersc, and II possible 90
siicctuaily stop X, The sum Of fis2i,
Improperly obtained under pension
claims. WAS recovered hy special cN-
aminers. ami Judgments were rendered
In four civil suits aggragatlnE ulila.
though they have not YET been realized
upon. This only represents portion
% the mnnpy recovered ua reclamation
on forged checks made through tho
tfuaHury department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09

Denver. colo. Sept p.-The riFhta
Of Major VIM. Cooke Daniels az sole
heir 10 the estate Ut bis father. the
late william u. Daniels the millionaire
dryEooda merchant, havc been con.
Armed.
judge Rlnor 81 the United States
circuit court lmE decided against the
claim OF Mrs. Llyon y. Daniels Tor q
widows half u the estate. 0vurrullnE
cnllulion.
Major Daniels received an appoint
mcut ~ ndlutaut general after the
breaking out ~ war with Spain and
was In front " Santiago when the SUR
rtndor was made. lie In now ~ IN New
York.
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MIR, povlne OF Salt Lake offered an
amendment 60 iha silver plank, adding
thereto the ianEulre OF the platform
upon whEh the present Governor was
elected.
Upun The amendment being put 10 a
vlve voce vote Chairman Brown an
nounced that the Noes seemed TO have
IT," Immediately there was q call
for n vote by counties, which resulted
IN the amendment being carried.
There was much noise while the
county delegates were canvaHslng
their votes and the announcements
upon fol call could scarcely be heard.
Tho minority report simply declared
FOR allegiance 20 the ST. Louis plat
form.
The majority report MS amended was
Overwhelmingly adopted.
ZANE NoMtNATEp.
u. n Stinup Esq, lu n short and
able spccch. nominated Hon. Charles
:. Zane for Justice ~ the Supreme
court and Justice Zanc'a name brought
forth deafcning hufrahs aH this report
closed.
NOTES.
Justice Miner. a.. <. Marshal Miller
Attorney General Bishop =, r. Thur.
man u Provo and Col Trumbn nccu.
pied seats on the stag.
Delegate Barker % B1Xei1er says tn,
only difference between a man ana d
mule IL that the mule never changes hi
mind,
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TO Cunr A coLD ~ ONE nay.
Take Laxative firomo oulilno Tablets
~ druggists refund the money II 81
fats 70 cure. 25c. The genuine has
" ~ m each tfhiff