Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02
POLITICAL POINTERS,


Congressman King and James H..
Moyle spoke Co q large and enthusiastic
gathering at Beaver last night
The Social Science club Of the Sec
ond precinct VIII hold a meeting al
Th0mas's BarnaCle tomorrow evening.
The jefferson Drum corps Is sched-
uled Co meet at the Old Armoy on
West Temple street tomorrow evening.
Senator Stewart Of Nevada and Hon
George b. Chandler of Illinois VIII
speak I'm the ogden Opera house On the
evening OF the 9Th Inst
Major Grant who has been 81 for
some days past expects 20 start for
the East on Thursday. where he has
been invited 90 take part In the big re-
ception TO Roosevelt.
Information has reached salt Lake
that Miss Geneyeye Flanagan. who
q few years ago taught school IN salt
Lake, has been nominated on the Re
publican ticket Tor superintendent or
schools Of Chateau county, Montana,
The Republican senatorial convention
was held ar Layton yesterday after
noon. Ten delegates from Davis coun-
~. four from Morgan and five from
Rich. were present Ephraim p. Elli-
son Of Layton was the unanimous
nominee Of the convention.
A meeting Of the Woman's Republican
club was held yesterday afternoon and
arrangements made for more active
operations politically by the members
during the campaign. Mrs Martha
Price and Mrs. Pease were appointed
members Of the committce on speakers
and Mesdames Hines, Rudy, Young
and Guthrie as the committee on music,
Colonel A. a. Jones. a member Of the
national executive committee, OF the
Afro-Amerlcan Monetary League Of the
United States is In the city. and will
speak at St Marks school house on
Thursday evening Colonel Jones Is
an cX-member Of the Fifty-fourth
Massachusetts regiment, and one Of the
most gallant Of colored soldiers.
Eugene v. Debbs, the Social Demo-
cratic candidate for the presidency
speaks I'm Salt Lake on the evening Of
October 23rd This was the lnfOrma-
ton given out at a meeting of the So
Cial Democrats, held at their hcadquar-
tiers, GS south East Temple street, last
evening. The speakers were A. b,
Elder the party's candidate for Con-
gress, Warren Foster and Charles
Stewart.
The Salt Lake Democrats are max
Ing big preparations for the initial
meeting at their wig wan on Third
South and West Temple streets on
Saturday evening next Seats have
been provided FOR four thousand people,
and Chairman Wilson says be expects
the place 70 be packed. The speakers
viii be Hon James II. Moyle. Congress
man King and others yet to be decided
upon.
a Democratic primary was held at
Kaysville last night, and the following
delegates chosen 10 attend the county
convention to be held tomorrow p.
f. Roueche, J. II. Linford, Walter
Dummer X. W Barnes Hyrum Stew
art n, 4, Proudfoot James 5. Harvey,
j. w Galley. Annie p Jones. j. g. NJ
Barnes, George Swan. William Beesley.
Chauncey Layton, Bessie Raymond,
Henry II. Blood, I H. Phillips
A Democratic social was held at the
home Of Mrs, +. j. d. Roundy i22
west First North street last evening
The gathering was entirely social In It's
character. and comprised the rendition
OF the following program after which
refreshments were served and the an
nouncement made that there would be
another similar gathering az the home
Of Mrs. Dyer 43i west First North
street, on Monday evening next Read.
ing, The Name Of Old Glory" By Mrs.
Roundyi song. "The Evening Bells. {"
by LILO quartet: recitation Bar
bara Freltchie.' by Miss Mary Neb.
eker. a parody on the same by George
w Timpson' remarks by the precinct
chairman James Forsythe; selection.
bv the male quartet; a duet, by WIN
Brown and W. ByWater.