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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-11-02
Supt. Fancher's Financial Report
Total valuation of assessable prop

Total VaIuatlOn OF asSessabIe prop
s5,sle, lib 90
Total tax levy OF all school! districts 1887 90
purposes, I1.6 mills...........
Total value Of all school property; 5000 90
for each pupil enrolled. 2 20
Total paid teachers during the year. 26,63S 90
Average monthly wages of male
teachers, $43 .63; female teachers. IS II
Total paid school oficers........... 1900 90
Warrants outstanding July 1, $780,. 4,0O3 90
Warrants issued during the year,. 46,243 SO
Warrants paid during the year,. 4S,O57 o.
Warrants outstanding June 80, 1900. 1000 "A
Bonds outstanding. $1,000 OF
Totrl indebtedpess 64,S90 A
Amount received by school ~treasur-
July 1, lSsoI...:""..:..."..... A,7s2 sc
Cash in hands of county treasurers
80, 19oo.......... ....."... -. 1855 rs
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-11-02

A.s 'sSi"! I'LL sa;s only obey
Iii: yl,die.r Of the court which
appointed him receiver and that
the court making the arrest had no
jurisdiction because an order ap-
pointing a receiver is not appeal
able and that his arrest was order
ed without any hearing.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-11-02

80 ::::::: ~ NUTRITION w
III i:H emperor, sovereignty in
the United States was vested in
congress. which was the people. It
was asked why not give freedom
to the Filipinos as we'll as the
Cubans. Congress will, soon as it
sees the people can govern them
selves. They were relieved from
the yoke Of Spanish tyranny by act
of congress after our people had
been. insulted by Spanish treach-
cry, and Old Glory unfurled over
that country. That flag can only
be taken down by act Of congress.
At this point the speaker Of the
previous evening, Lieut.. Hildreth,
was given a little attention. Here
was a man who nobly went forth,
under this administration, to nobly
defend the cause Of humanity on
Spanish soil, he was convinced Of
the justice of the extreme mea-
sures, helped raise the flag, and re-
turned home strongly endorsing
the present administration. The
vision of a fat Office suddenly
loomed up, and today that same
man is going about the country
decrying the administration he SO
CALAMITY lauded, and c~ryingfor the
hauling down of the flag he helped
to raise. Nicesort of man to rep
resent the people of North Da-
kota in our Legislative halls. The
speaker. who is a young man of
ability and good oratorical power,
was very well received, and highly
complimented personally by sew
eral ladies and gentlemen present
after his address.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-11-02
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION.

EDUUATlONAL
A meeting Of the Ramsey County
Educational Association will be held at
the high school in Devils Lake on Sat-
urday, November 10, at 1:3O o'clock, p.
m. The program is as follows:
Observation-Disclosures. Association
Assignment of the Lesson. .......M P. Biwer
history OF bellS.... .....,....M Miss AgueS UrtOn
Music, Instrumental -. 49,. Miss Lydia Crary
Busy Miss Kate Prendergast
Declam ....V. w. Stoeser
Music, Vocal Solo........... Miss Bernice Kelley
Advanced Reading. ...........E. E. Clemeuts
Model Recitation in Language
-. ............ Miss Nellie c. Spencer
Music, instrumental. MSS The slime Ingwaldson
Paper . miss Edith Carhart
Course OF Study...."....... General Discussion
Music. ......... ............. ...... association
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-11-02
For Sale.

Two nice black heavy draught
mares. Also, a good set of heavy
harness. Also, one horse, buggy
and harness. Will sell at a bar
gain for cash. Enquire of
1t BENN1E GREENBERG, City.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-11-02

Too Cheap.
800 acres, Cleveland township
in section 5, township 156, range
81 for only $4,000. See VIM. 81.
Brown & Go.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-11-02
Unclaimed Letters.
Too Cheap.

RICHARD DAELEY, postmaster.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-11-02

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-30
FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS.
Fifth Annual Convention Meets 10 Milwaukee,
Wisconsin,
Resolution by Mr., wilson Of salt
Lake Meets with Applause
Insurance legislation

Milwaukee. wis, Aug 30-The fifth
annual convention OF the National Asso-
citation of Local Fire Insurance ascnts
convened here today In the absence of
MAYOR Rose. Corporation Counsel Gpn-
eral j. b. Doe delivered the address ~
welcome. Thomas q Geer. of CleYe-
land responded
A committee 90 nominations VIZ
then appointed 10 consist uf one u,aA
from each state "A committee ON reso-
ui0us was similarly arranged p.
w. Wilson Of Utah. introduced q reso-
luton that. The National association
request OF the presidents OF each state
a complete list of AN fire companies Of
fering or writing business az cut rates,
the list TO De furnished on the first
days OF October January, April and
July OF each year aud that the same
be published and sent 90 an members.
The resolution was greeted with APP
plause and referred 90 the committee
on resolutions without debate
President Woodwork then delivered
his annual address Legislation. be
said. that increases expenses by eN-
cessive taxation and by preventing coo
operation. necessarily Increases the rate
90 Insurance. DE c0utended that equit-
able rating which can only be arrived
at by classification and cooperation Is
OF more Importance 90 the policy holder
than To- the company
Among his recommendations were the
following
A conference with the association Of
insurance commissioners. Offering th6m
cooperation and assistance In securing
uniform and equitable legislation.
means for securing % better observance
OF the law against overhead writing.
a material restriction of brokerage the
taking of advance ground In the mat
ter OF sole agencies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-30
LATE LOCAL NEWS,

The temperature of the water al
Saltair this afternoon was so degrees
This is within six degrees of the high
est point reached. which was In July.
In June IL was "a and early iu August
50.
Robert Fletcher. o. and Elizabeth
Young. 90 both OF Rock Springs. Wyo..
were granted marriage license to-
day.
The Rev. Cameron Mann. OF Kansas
City accompanied hy Bishop Able
Leonard OF this city made a can upon
the News today and had a pleasant
visit with the editor Bay Mann viii
remain Ia the city for another week
or more. Bishop Leonard has been eu-
gagged 90 furnish the Encyclopedia
BrIttanica with history of Utah af-
fairs Up 60 the present time
Bishop John Nen. OF East Mil Creek.
called al the News office this even-
ing With a fine specimen uf Utah
grown fruit The sample shown was
of the egg variety Uf pIum- one OF
which measured 1A inches iu c.rcum-
ference The fruit was grown at his
place az East MN Greek
Mr. Joseph ~ Harris. am ola and
respected citizen of ogden. called on
the News today. he lis % nephew
OF Martin Harris, one of th. three
Witnesses Ills father travelled sixty
miles 20 secure copy of thc Book OF
Mormon when n was about tr boz pub
lIshed and obtained the first that came
from the binder Our friend Joseph
Mormon Harris. is a stalwurt defender
OF the faith and const8nt rvader Of
the Deseret News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-30
Speculation as to Whether Judge
HiIes viii Be a Candidate,
IS OUT OF THE CITY TO-DAY
A Personal Friend venture, the Opin.
ion that lie win ObJ tbs Hahcst
Of tie DemocrHtiop Parry.

The continued dlsinc. n.U.n af judo.
Niles to become csu'H... ur ON.
Supreme bench, and IA. ..n.. ufH...
mite Information as 20 what H. w.I do
In the event that 'a. Democracy
through IT'S leaders mr.. 90
make demand upon Hm tl permit
the use Of his name. IS question com.
corning which there O. 900 Increasing
anxiety on the part Of prominent meme
beers Of both the big political oreaulza.
lions.
Il is we'll known that M. Judge Sc
personally reluc,ant--ta.. m fact h.
has expressed himself n EMPHATIC Ian.
guage against the ac..ruu.. of the
honor Nevertheless, There appears 90
be an uncertainty In '.-U and polite
cal circles as 20 what ns final answer
VIII be should there D. #n ur-uz.I
movement. as is ALREADY Hrrmn'...I.
20 formally request tia. D.. enter the
race
Knowing that Jude H.s himself
could throw more light roo tU. situation
than any one else. d.. N.#. at-
tempted 10 secure an Interview with
him today. But it traH.r.I That Doe
had gone 10 ogden ID. ..F.ra. DAYS.
and could not be seen. Meanwhile tH.
committee OF lawyers Cha, was 20 wait
upon him with a view g.. inducing Mm
90 So modify his own objection. .s 90
allow OF his nomination HU probably
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-30
FELL FROM A TRAIN.
Prominent Pennsylvania Jolted on
aud Killed.

Philadelphia, Aug. 30.-Thomas j..
Powers. commissioner OF banking ION
Pennsylvania. was killed by falling
from train In the outskirts of this ely
last night Ills badly mansled body
syas found under the Pennsylvania
bridge spanning the Delaware river at
the northern end of this city by men
cunning In the marshes Mr. Powers
had been spending the summer at At
lantlC City with his family and u is
presumed that be fell from the train
from that resort which reaches this
city via the bridge route at 1890 D. m.
Ar. Powers was q man OF heroic build,
measuring considerably over six feet
and Weighing about 25j pounds. Ills
friends express the theory that De had
gone Co the platform 90 escape the heat
in DE car and was jolted un while the
train was on a curve. MI Powers was
60 years Old
lie was a conspicuous figure 40 Rec
publican national conventions and was
one OF the 300 who held out for a third
term Tor Cen. Grant one of his sons,
Lieut. Powers, is In the regular army az
Manila,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-30
On the Way From Chicago to Make
Republican Speeches,
LEFT THERE LAST NIGHT.
Chairman CaiIlster, who Returned
From Willard County, To-day Mo-
uhed Poliiios Boiling South.

Chairman e. H. CaIlister Of the Re-
publican state committee received "a
telegram from the Republican national
headquarters at Chicago this morning
notifying him Of the fact that Judge
BotkIn OF Kansas had left the Windy
City for Utah. last night Tor the pur-
pose OF making Mckinley speeches In
thIs State during the campaign Very
little is known here Of Judge Botkin,
but the presumption is that be Us an
able speaker and viii make q thorough
canvass pt the state under the direction
az the local committee 90 which Mr..
Cail.ster is chairman ln the event of
coming direct Co Utah he win arrive
here tomorrow Ur Saturday by latest
A schedule OF appointments will Doe arr
ranged Tor him shortly afterwards
Mr CalliFter Of the Republican State
committee returned today from brief
trip 90 Willard county whore he went
as special agent of the Federal Census
department. for Utah This week viii
practically witness the winding up Of
Mr. Calllsters census work so far as
visits 10 different parts az the State are
concerned. The compilation OF his Tee
port Will soon be made after which
the document will be promptly for
wardcd 90 the proper authorities az
Washington
Mr. Csllister says he paid very little
attention TO politics while away. though
he noted the fact that the subject was
warming up considerably In Willard
county In fact, bee said. 70 had
passed the simmering point and taken
% boiling The approaching campaign.
he said. would be- a very animated and
earnest one Both parties We're DO the
field 20 win Do Willard county. and the
contest De declared had already as
stunned interesting phases there
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-30
POLITICAL POINTERS.
,nnnnunnnnnunpuunununuuH

State Senator Gull Neheker IS ex-
pected in Salt Lake tomorrow on his
return from a Southern Utah trip
The Republican primaries 70 elect
delegates 60 the State convention
which meets % Provo on Tuesday next
viIl be held IN this city and county to-
night
hon John @ Woolley the Prohibition
candidate for President. euroute from
the East VIII reach salt Lake tOmor-
row afternoon and speak In the oliver
revival meeting tent on Fourth South
Do the evening
Jesse W. Fox has announced his can
Giducy for the nomination boy the Re
publican convention for the office Of
county surveyor
Weber aud Utah counties each have
a Republican candidate for State treas
urer The name of Jesse @. Strau0rd
comes from the former and that OF John
Dixon from the latter for that position.
Hon. George w. Thatcher OF Logan
is .u SAT- Lake on a brief visit He
has little Co say regarding his candi-
ducy for Governor excepting that
should the Democracy see DO 90 confer
the honor upon him, 10 would Doe appre-
ciated.
Ex.PreIlent Barnes OF the city
Council returned nom Davis county
last night where he had been on busi-
ness and where his brother John q.
NJ, is a candidate for the State senate.
Secretary S. W. Sears of the D. A. d
NJ Society is frequently spoken OF
among Republicans as candidate for
the State senate.
Frank Emery Of the Third precinct
announces himself today as "a Cadidate
before the Republican convention for
The Office of Sheriff of Salt Lake county
The social Democrats have secured
the room over No. 70 south East Tenn
pie street, and viii open tomorrow
Meetings will be held there every Fri
day during the campaign
The social Democrats viii hold a pub
DE meeting at the G.. A. X. hall In
Second South tomorrow evening Chas.
Stewart and A. b. Elder the candidate
OF the party for representative In Con-
gress, viii address the meeting
Democratic primaries for the cleo
uoL OF delegates Co the state and Coun-
ty conventions viii be- held In Farmers
Precinct Tuesday evening next at the
following places District So at the
county inrrmary state street and
Twelfth South. district a az the Cen
tral school house. State street Polls
VIII DE opened from B o'clock until 9.
AT $3.50 the same ygu.ug a joint meeting
OF both districts w.l Dee held for The
purpose OF nominating "a justice OF the
upaga and rDusfaII. fYr Farmers rtr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-30

ons utah-Wyonlng.coluaao ou,,,v.
aH+ N's band who have been ,as-..,
li- u ta.H section for several yearg
~ r believed The robbers Eav. a.rana3
u h. Browns Park rendezvous .1
,. ..,r...'' ana 90 tha, place the posses
SECURED l5l
0e.en Aug. U-THa second e.rtl.,
lL ... N.Cf. Express which WAS r.rj
ln 100 Table Rock I.tg iast rfgtf
reached here az g4la. m. The mail car
a.'''.Ael and tha Oregon short
- ...7 car was nIt slightly llm-
.'.t ~. robbers confined their work
. 10. i'..a. express car which was
''.'' ''.- h.d aud lee at Green river.
L1e man CLERK and express msssm-
'IAJt I'at man concealed h.m-
7,'l on l-r tender at Upton and when
a'NI. TWO miles west of that place
.'..N7li.3 The engineer 90 stop the
ltI"' D mo- nrst man was here Joined by
'"I. OlH.is The two coaches were
detached and the express ana mail
eits run about mile down toe road
"A.'- me stt. iu car lll6 was blown
DDel and r.fel.
+H' express officials here say the loss
Us about go 10 money and 800 On dam.
a73 TO lhe baggage and express mat
REPORTED CAPTURE.
Denver Aug. a5-An unconarmed Zee
Port mas reached Denver that the
wyoming train robbers We're captured
Iy4s morning oy United states Marshal
D . D..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-30
DEMOCRATS on WASHINGTON.
Meet at Sc. George and Pat Their
Ticket In the Field

INC Democratic conver .. H..U-
ington county, which me. .. -. .......
yesterday completed its .r. ...r
evening hy the nomlpati .. .. 3D.. ....
lowing ticket.
David II. Morris Tor -.-. r..Hr.
commissioners, James -.... .. ST.
Georse Edward r. Frel nv. -.r.. .,..r.
ana William Stirling OF ...r.r
clerk and recorder. Arm n.. .f
s. George. assessor Ia s.. ..
Pine Valley treasurer N- -a....
OF ST. George, Attorne, r.. D.
psggett OF 81. George. ..... s.
Milne ~ st. George. s,.. a.
MacFarlane OF 81 Geor,
The convention also = .... ,r. f...
lowing delegates 10 h.. ..r..r
ton who go 20 work f1r .............
M Hon. Robert c. Lund .... .......
state treasurer: n. 60. r.m.s
Audrus J. G. MarFari.. rr...
Jeter Snow, George A 4l , .. ,f...
rs. NJ j. Paris. u. M "a, ......r.
stirling r =. Gotham NJ D. a.
Miss Eva Price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-30
DAVIS COUNTY REpUBmCANs.
Meet at Harrington To-day and Elect
Delegates to Provo and ogden.
fCpErTA TO TIM .,rIHr- .I

Pennington. Aug U-Th. Davis
county Republicans met Zoo convention
here today. and nominate delegates tH
the Provo convention as follows
Angus Bowman. Jesse 81 smith Ale
bert Beazer j. NJ. SeiCrist. r. j.. chase.
Thomas Waddoups. Duncan kIrrsr
Lucy A. Clark, James J. Ellison Luun
q. Woolley. F. / Morterssu J.us N-.-
son.
Delegates 10 the judicial convention
az Ogden-Angus Bowman E D. EI.-
son. w. J.. Galbraith. David Haus
dredge Rufus Adams. lT. W Stewart.
ID. ~ Nelson
The convention also elected new
county committee. which HI meet 900
saturday 90 choose chairman Th.
county convention 20 nominate full
set Of officers viii be held later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-30
BUBONIC PLAGUE Is SPREADING.
Consul Taylor Makes This Report Concerning GIasgOwMeas
ures TO Stop the Progress OF the Dread
Disease.

Surgeon Thomas f. the marine hOsp'-
'al officer 800 charge ~ London who was
."a# rs proceed 20 Glasgow tl IN
NasIgl,a the reported outbreak OF
plague Health Ofhoer D0ty 1t the port
It Sew York. and the Canadian aJ-
rl4Iuas az ottawa have wired here
Cor Information. and Surgeon Thomas
report has been repeated 90 thsm.
Surgeon Thomas has been instructed
fu cooperate with Ga. authorities Bt
Glasgow inspecting vessels there leave
r. .r bee United states.
Glasgow. Scotland. Aug 51.-Ei.yen
persons ln now suffering from bub0nic
plague ben. Hri five others have simp-
toms Of the plague.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-30
OGDEN MAN KILLED.
W. A. Wright Met Sudden Death In the
Canyon Last Evening,
ESPECIAL TO THE NEWS %

ogden. Aug 51-A lamentable and
shocking fatality occurred in ogden
canyon last evening In which Willard
A. Wright. a young man but q years
OF age, met instantaneous death
Wright was riding in a surrey with
his father-in-laW, Mr. BWdeson when
the conveyance slid on the road over
a bank into the river Mr.. Wright fen
about twenty feet and struck his head
upon "a rock with the result stated
Mr. Bradcs0n was stunned but mo-,
seriously hurt Wr'ghts body was
washed down the stream where IL was
recovered by ia H.uchcliffe who drove
to the city and notified the sheriff
Wright leaves o. wife and one child. He
was the son of Prof Wright the well
Known Weher county snhonL tnachar-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-30

Major Richard W. Young i- NOT "a
candidate f1r the position 1. Judge OF
the supreme bench In letters received
recently by several of d.s fr..Hde ba
states that he had been urged 90 enter
the race for the iudgeslp as wen as
that for Governor, but o. 400 DIS elwe-
spondents he had mata answer that
highly as he appreciated OBJ. honor be-
could not think of comr.yrE Should
it become necessary, B.. authorized
friend TO make a declnauon in his
nHm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-30
FLYER HELD UP.
Bandits Blow Open the Safe and Rnu
Away with Booty.

The Union Pacific passenger train,
second section no. 3. was held up by
bandits two and a half miles west Of
Upton station. IS miles west OF Raw
llus last night no $3.50 o'clock There
were four men On the h0ld-up The ex-
press and baggage car were blown open
and The safe blown 90 pieces The rail
road company says the loss was nomi-
uaL The baggage and express ears were
Canrlera by damaged.
United states Marshal HldsaIl who
was notified az Rawlius organized a
pugsc Of twenty-five men. with horses,
tHi went 0u a special train 20 the scene
Of the holl-up and are now on the trail
VI the bandits. No one was injured on
the train
The Union Pacific offered $1,000 re-
ward for each man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-30
BoERs RELEASE PRISONERS.
Allow the British TO Go TO Their own
Camp.

Lorenzo Marques Aug 30.-The Brit.
lsh prisoners at N00I, Gedbacht Ton the
railroad east OF Machadodorp). have
been released by the Beers and are
marching 20 join Lord Roberts forces
az Watervalh0yau. near Machadodorp.
President Kruger and his chief OIL.
Cials are at Melspruit. about sixty miles
from the Portuguese border and 0n
the railroad between Pretoria and De-
lagOa Bay
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-30
FAMILY BURNED TO DEATH
House Took fire About 3 a, m,, and All
Persisted.

Vancouver. .. c.. Aug 30-A. Resaia,
wife and child were burned to death
here this morning Their twO-st0rv
frame house was discovered on FIRE
about o'clock and as soon as the
flames were partly eXtinguished the
fremen entered and found the Charred
remains of Mrs Rescia on the lower
floor. Rescla was I'm bed with the burn
ing clothes wrapped around him, suf-
located. The badly had rolled from the
bed 90 the floor IN rs agony The theory
Is that the woman went down stairs
90 get "a drink Of water and that the
hmm eAplOded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-30

when she appeared on The stage and
made a brief address Of thanks
Mary H. Carr. or Colo. was today
elected national president of the Wo-
mans Relief corps
The other candidates were Withdrawn
and the election was by reclamation.
The new president Immediately APP
pointed Mrs. Fannie ID. ". Harun, Of
Denver, national secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-30
AFFECTING UTAH MEN.
Pension, Appointment and Promotion
Fixed al Washington.

ESPECIAL TO THE 'NEWS."1
Washington u. C., Aug 8o-A PEN
sion has been granted Samuel ]. Hamu-
ton of St8teIirD It8h. at SO.
Frank T. Hall1Ck Nornal Utah. has
been appointed o. blacksmith az the
klamath agency oregon.
Geo p. McLovs of Utah has been pro-
NOTED from a 500 position In the treas
ury 90 one at Sl gNI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-30
POLITICS IN CACHE.
Something OF the Republican aud
Democratic Conventions.
Special Correspondents.

'iNN'+t w eA'hltuNc.
Logan, Cache Co.. Aug g-N.w that
the alleged smallpox" excitement has
died out the principal t.r|. Of interest
hereabouts is the political situation
The Republican convention n.U here
last saturday elected tHr.r..s .a.e-
gates 20 the state conver..r .r Provo.
the majority Of whom s-a w... sure
TO vote for VIM Glasar o.. cone
gresham. with the bal.r.. probably
ior Devine. There wa- u attempt
made IN the convention I. Instruct the
delegates TO ask that Jc-nH A. smith
be selected for State sun rr..".rt Of
education. but il was nm .....e..I
IN the Democratic I'll. .#. new
features have deyeloped u Thlrs-
sen. who is working Ion OBJ. ....t.r.-
in his favor
there are certain contlrsn. under
which l.. H. Martineau NIL. ....m. .
candidate for secretary d. .r... .. tn.
Democratic ticket
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-30

Saratoga n. Y. Aug 2o.-At today's
session OF the twenty-third annual
meeting OF the American Bar associa-
ton, the annual Address OF was dellv-
cred of George H. Peck OF Chicago,
who spoke on The March Of the Con.
Iututlon."