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The daily news., 1900-04-09
STAGE GLINTS.

Coauelin has scored q hit as Jean
Vatican in a dramRtlzation OF Les
Miserables."
Will II. Fox and Lizzie II. Raymond
are making a tour Of the music halls OF
Great Britain.
when MsUde Adams closes her sea
con May s. she will not again appear
5p public until Oct -.
Letters from Europe show that
american performers are in great de-
mand on the continent.
Joseph O'SIara. well known as n
1nember OF various comic opera com
panies. is making a concert tour Of Ire
.aand.
Phyllis Rankin. Harry Davenport
and Dan DAILY will possibly be in the
eost Of ''The Rounders." To be produc-
I'd 10 London. where It viii be called
The Night Owls"
Sarah DrrnharLt is giving a series Of
RlatineeS iB her Paris thratcr. atwhich,
assisted by other actors. she recitcs
ancient and modern poetry. for the
benefit of poor students.
SIR Henry Irving celebrated his
sixty second birthday while In 81
Louis. The occasion WAS marked Ey
lfhe presentation of 81 10 each super
used in the big convention scene OF
H'Rollespicrre."
Edna Wallace Hopper, one cf tho
etarS OF Chris and the Wonderful
Lamp" company. has one Of the lar
Grst collections OF expensive and rare
old laces in this country. This Las
f,ecn her lad for several years.
IN m English version of Don Juan"
1hich Richard Mansfield is 20 play
here the last act is laid after the re-
formed hero's death. ia spirit land.
THAT dramatic Alexander did not weep
4Seeause be had no more worlds TO con-
aUer.
The daily news., 1900-04-09
THE TURF REVIEW.

Professional exhibitors will be barred
from future Philadelphia horse shows.
s. f. Earring Of LehiEhton. Pa, Is
going TO campaign a stable in Europe
1hiS season.
Lord Clinton. o.OSai. was shipped TO
England last year and, it is said, won
Ei1 races there.
The speedy Baron Oaks. brother to
Oakland Baron. 2O9'4. is booked for
tie 2.I5 list this year.
7. L. Shields Of PuuxSutawney, Ia.
who owns Judge Holt, 2:i3'l. now
thinks the lit;lc black PAGER good for
2.I0.
Ranner RcTs. 2@0. 10y Bow BELLS
owned 10y Maple Leaf farm. South
Charleston. O., viii Ice campaigncd this
year.
J. Malcolm Forbes hopes 70 start The
Rinscn. .e16,,. Nancy Hanks con
colt. in the 2-ycar-old Futur!Jy At Lex
ington.
- latest curiosity in the race horse
line is 4 thoroughbred colt sent from
Australia To England. said 10 be i
months CID auI L.. hands hiCh-
Charles CHS of Butler, "a, has 4
likely youu@Ster in a S-ycar-old paC-
inc lilly 10y Irlisu Ill., dam 10y IL
'I4lL., - - So ~ .N-.tyu ga. o.l2.
The good race horse .Foiial, 900,
owned 10y !. NJ Wilcox OF Nilkcsbarrc.
ia. is looking fine and strong this
spring and will very likely be seen on
the grand circuit.
The daily news., 1900-04-09
Glass houses,

II glass building stones become pop
ular. people may yet live in glass
houses" The stones were invented
in France and are now being made in
Germany. They are hollow. are filed
with rarefiPd air and permit the en-
trance OF daylight. at the same time
diGusing the sunlight They are not
transparent. however. and one on the
outside cannot see what is going on
within. The walls may be readily
washed. The experiment has been
tried with success in an operating
room at the Elizabeth hospital of the
Sisters OF Mercy in CaSSeL Germany
New York Tribune.
The daily news., 1900-04-09
Exodus Of Thieves.

LoSDCN, April :. London is, ap-
parently, to be denuded for the next few
months of certain more or less distin-
guished parsoaagc,. such as confidence
men and Jewel thieves. for this class of
criminals are beyakiuy themselves 10
Paris. 1t l. computed Ivy a Scotland
Yard official that 20J detectives are en-
gaced at the c.Ianucl ports of England
and Franco IL watching this migration
of thieves
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wiuRe Added to Southern.

INDIANAPOLIS, April w. l.. Stet-
son, repre- sentin2 the J. P. Morgan syn.
ucaee of New York, stated II the United
States cont t,day that the Lyndics - hai
acquired the icst mortgage 50n23 of the
townsville, Nashville aud IS. Louis Con.
-ohdatei r.li.r0ld and that if u d5crec OF
sal, of tho read can be Obtained tbs
property viii be added TO the SJgthoru
railway BY Sem.
The daily news., 1900-04-09

hereby announce myself as "A candidate
for denomination a. treasurer Uf E~cHHttI4
county. subject to CeCl>lOu a the ensuing
democratic primary election, and respect
fully solicit the support ot the voters Of the
count. picdgine myself for the future the
same falIhfui performance 81 duty that
hav- underworld 20 :Cln.I during nv past
tenure or the office. J. " FkAT.R.
The daily news., 1900-04-09
New steamer Arrives.

New YORK. April The new steam
ship Nimiro ha, arrived in port from
Cardiff IL ballast. She was built at
Belfast. Ireland. hy Workman, Clark &
Co. She registered 4024 tons net, Is
455 feet long. % feet beam, with a depth
Of "a feet. She is fitted with refri9eT-
ating plant with a capacity for 100, ,OO0
carcasS7S Of sheep. This plant has about
10 miles Of piping for circulating brine.
The daily news., 1900-04-09
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Hearts vru,d erase 70 no rnair-sd
Arl d. around Ll.,4i-- o,l -,
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T. f,,I in ui.b TO ,.ov-s
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The daily news., 1900-04-09
Export HOUSE Assigns.

EBw YORK, April S.--Hrbe-t Grove
and Howard Howser, who compose the
firm Of II. Grove g. Co., grain merchants
and exporters, made an assignment to
day.
The daily news., 1900-04-09

~
For ths purpose of erecting dele ERlou from
the s-Ne eral precincts ~ above sat fOrth ana
for The purpose OF nominating Two canal
dates for the House Of Representatives,, LOT
. he purpose Of nominating candidate loT
sheriff. a candidate for Clerk OF CIRCUIT
Court, a candidate for Tax Collector. can
didate for Tax Assessor, candidate Tor
Treasurer, a candidate Tor county Judge, II
Candidate for SUPERINTENDENT ot lublc ID
struction, "A candidate for County SuTNtyO OF,
a cat dIdate for Clerk OF criminal Court a
Candidate for Justice OF Peace aud a Con-
stable for second District, candidate LOT
Justice uf Peace for Flfth District, can =
dtdates for three members OF Ounty SchooI
Board, primary election OF the Dtmo-
cratic voters OF EScambla county shAll De
holden between the hours OF $50 a. M ana
6:45 d. IN. on Tuesday. the 10Th daN OF April,
1890. anu for the purpose OF conducting sara
election the following inspector and clerks
OF election are hereby selected and ap-
Precinct No.l-Chas. Andrews, Neil Gage,
W. d. Bell, Inspectors; Archie Benton
clerk.
James CraNey. inspectors; 1. Nj. ScAfrlt'
Precinct No. Prank SuGroz. d. Y. Will
liAms j Ohm Feu. inspectors; II. r. Douglas
Precinct No. 4-w. Il. poug'as. W. /. No
bles, G. +. Gorzslez. inspectors; =" A. Up
Frecinc; 40. 5-Geo. II. Davis. John Bry-
ant, A. ). Eushre. inspectors; LoUls Frater'
clerk.
Precinct 40 b-NreO. W - llllN. " VI " =
Nov. " m. Henderson, inspectors; y. Eden
Precinct No. 7-B. A. Lide. ". F.. Tucker,
j. NJ. Enter Kin, inspectors; ". ". Sweet
Precinct No. S-A. T. Fnlincim. H. =. Bow
man, n. r. Crabtree, inspectors Taylor
Pr"c,nct No a-L. n. srowder, J. Cow
al, e ". Taylor, inspectors J. T.. Bryars,
Precinct 40. lo-C. j. wu.d. John Cole
maa, r. Rugby, inspectors; Z. II. Bryars.
Precinct No. I'LL. Lee. Levi Mimrns.
Clemson Hall, inspectors; >. Il. Steward,
Precinct No. l3-W. F. Lee, r. 2. Reese.
VIII pAIIy. inspectors: y. :. Roberts, clerk.
Precinct No. I5-A. A Fisher, r. II. could,
". Il. HI. McuAvld. inspectors; +. Mhura,
clerk.
Precinct so. lt-Anthony Ejera, a. :. OIL
Yer, /. ". llllau3s, InspectOrs; John A.
Merritt. cl-rk.
Precinct No. l5-James wilkins, Geo. =.
Hallmark, {. NJ. Coston, Inspectors; J. 1.
Whiting. clerk.
Precinct No. lG-W. Il. HubbIrd. Luke
Flowers, j.. y. l.. Williams, nspectO.s; j.
Il. Ii hubblIG, clerk.
Precinct No. IA. q. Ciopton, ". 4.
EueleHn, George Hoyt, inspectors; VIM.
Prreinrt ~ Isl &. Rrewton. u. r No
David NJ. o baEgett, inspectors: J. +.
PrtC.act ~. i9-J. II. GrimIsr. ". A. NJ
Ter, NJ. Fil.iDEim, inspectors; r. VI. Wood.
N'g. -, ,, NJ II a., ~ ~,
,N'-N' ~. ~, =, ,lG,r " .''' ~
"t'.y'-l. W "l, VI M'N -'"E' inspectors
d r. N.''>' .. t,,
-' '.,-.N a. '"'+ t1'N-''. r--'''' 'T "a
". l.--~chrnl HOu>v.
- -. - '''N
So. i.--'-Id Houert's Ilace.
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The daily news., 1900-04-09
General Noble III.

ST. LOUIS, April 7.-General John ".
Noble, secretary Of the interior under
President Harrison, has been ordered ia
Florida 10y his physician. He Is said to
b., threatened with pneu- nOnis and il
suffering with throat trUo5le as tae re-
suit Of q severe cold.
The daily news., 1900-04-09
FOR SALE

At = bargain. as acres 80 under
fence and cultivation, the balance
Woodland, 3 of "a mile north Of Cor
dova Park. with i-room house. barn
and two stables. Price SGOO. For
further information. apply to W. j..
Douglass on place. or J r. unui~
son & Bro. city. l2rim
The daily news., 1900-04-09
For NI-mber school BOARD.

Yielding TO ths urgent request OF friends
I have deCld / - again become n candidate
FOR member ot th- school Doa rd Of Escam bia
county. ~Ghl- 10 the action Of the demo-
Cr.-lC p~!War:.S r. WAND
The daily news., 1900-04-09
FOR SIIaIIG

hPrrbV announce nvSali ~ p cs"d,d dntt
for rV-rlrCt,rn To the flicc OF sh"rlE al H.
cnmbiS "a unity. Florida. ans -nIlol. the "
fAEes ALu interest OF all my frI"Hd-.
SEOk,iE r.. smith.
The daily news., 1900-04-09
Wharton Barker Coming South.

CHATTANOOGA, April 7.-Tho Tennes.
SOC Po-uhstS havs arranged for Their
state convention in Nashville April Il
70 scloct :, legltes TO the national con.
veutiou in Cincinnati. Hon. Wharton
Barker, mentioned as a candidate tor the
presidency, viii he III this city April -
on u tour through tbs south.
The daily news., 1900-04-09
knr TnN CnlIcCInr-

The many friends Of Judge y. 3. POri'ay
having obtained his consent hereby an
nouncP him a. a candidate for Tax collector
OF EscamOIa county at the ensuing election
Many N8IEks
The daily news., 1900-04-09
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,
I.u. EkrrrcsrnIn.ivr.

hereby announce Tnv-r!' ~ "a candidate
Tor Krpl -, u'AtIve q Esaaurir county
tIO-idr, lu h. lt2is lhtuf-, sauJtct To the
deuUcl aitc primaries.
e. Nos.rNO JONFS
The daily news., 1900-04-09
Tor sup. rint"nd, Mt 4 Public In.


To TIE Voters cf E-raut. "a County: J
h-r.lN aui..r.'r-- 'uy>..It q iiatt. fn~ re-
zee CgI,.U Jo t.r. t't.ir- Vf .ltntv -rUrrfutrn-
l-..t 80 rIh.lC instruction ana VIII De-
p.,:t.tC 80 aavr ttin support of NV friend,
+uI voter E-r.r.iiiy at the comi-E G~IUD-
cratic p~.-llrr, -. .-rriDu. y T.. Cook.
The daily news., 1900-04-09

The friends Of MIR. J. i. STEWARD Of Wal
nut Hll, having secured his consent,
hereby announce BIS caudidScv for mem
te- ~ the Escambia County school Board
'pr 'h- northern district. subject 10 the aC
.lnn OF be democratic primarlrs.
The daily news., 1900-04-09

I announce mysel ~ candidate Tor
the Office Of County Treasurer. subject 70
the action of the democratic primary, and
ask the support OF IN. friends.
WILLIAM r.. AM EE,DS.
The daily news., 1900-04-09

Come a running, for the last lot IF
those nobby pearl Alpine Hats AZ 80
cents CTly last16 week - dozen
more just received, but they won't
last long. Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-09
For IaN ASseEEf

hereby announce myselfa, cardidAt
for Tax Assessor OF E-Sambia county, SUBJ
ject to the action Of The Hrmucrat.c pIImu-
rlc>. II elected cNp'rt 10 m-tt III" aDTr0-
baton Of the tax payers and viii do my
duty in every detail as ! d!d when l hcsu
the office before,
The daily news., 1900-04-09

A'th" suggestion of numerous friends.
hereby aunOuuca NV Cauu.GHry fer Justice
cf thp Peace of second district. subject To-
IN" action OF the nom. Mating primaries.
JAMES y. La NTI.rN.
The daily news., 1900-04-09
For sheriff

hereby aunouuca myself - 9 candidate
for khrrlH Il EhChmDlA CountE, and r. -
sppctIuIIy ask the support ~ nv frIenus
d nd voters Uf the e uuty, u elected ! VIII
discharge the duties ~ sHlG office ";hClcDtly
fairly BuI imp8rtlAlly.
WI. 81 u1CttlNao o..
The daily news., 1900-04-09

l hereby announce myself as a candidate
for reelection as clerk OF the circuit court
Of EScAmbia county at the ensuing election
and ask the support of the voters.
A M MCMILLAN.
The daily news., 1900-04-09
For Justice nj The rracr.

hereby announce nay candidacy fgr re-
alec'Inn 10 tha office of Jus'icc Ot j:r Peace
Tor the second District. SUb5rc to the &C.
ZION OF the nominating pIruHT.e-.
It,S L1S :. >r-S
The daily news., 1900-04-09
For TaN ColtCCInr.

hereby announce myself as a candidate
for re-e!rction as Tax Collector Of ENCRm-
bia county, and ask the support Of my
friends and voters generally.
All. D'ALFTBE3TF.
The daily news., 1900-04-09

hereby announce myself a. a candidate
for k.pTattutsTIVs' Il r scHpsGie Cuuu'N II
The Legislature, cubic 20 tn Democratic
IImA l"s.
J. Fs'gFr WOLFE.
The daily news., 1900-04-09

The candidacy Of william W. Richards "a
hereby onnoun ed for reelection as tax 49,
SCISSOR for ESczmhia county. subject TO tn
action Of the democratic primaries.
The daily news., 1900-04-09
For Circuit Gle, k.

announce my candidacy for Clerk Of the
Circuit Court of Escambia county. subject
to the action of the ensuing Democratic
prinarips X. r. l.. pASIFLL.
The daily news., 1900-04-09
,r Circuit CI rk.

To the Voters of EscRmbia County:
| hereby announce myself candidate for
the office OF clerk of the circuit court OF
Escambia county and will be pleased to
have the support of m friends Hud the
voters generally. JOIIN DE Ia RUA.
The daily news., 1900-04-09

See the nobhy efFect7 in Mems 1.
b ,se, at Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-09
For sheriff
For Clerk of the Circuit Court.

l hereby announce myself a candidate for
sheriff of EscAmbia county at the ensuing
2 aIrcfinn. j. L. NANPE.T.
The daily news., 1900-04-09
Smoke DURHAM Ci-
gars at D'Alemberte's.

Suits for the little fellows, with
Double Breasted Fancy Vests, the
cutest things that ever happened, at
Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-09
EVERY DROP

Of medicine that goes in a
prescription filled in this store l.
perfectly pure. Pure drugs mean a
speedy recovery. Poor drugs mean
Us till ycur prescription, and supply
other medicines, ". 3. Green d Co.
The Prescription Druggist" " 81 :.
PalafuN -t!c't. Phone $50.
The daily news., 1900-04-09

1t j. the magnetism of the values
Ne oder that causes the people to
buy where their interests are pro-
tected. Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-09
a Att
For Democratic Primaries ard Con
Vrn'tOn.

vent ion.
Resolved, That = convention of the Dem
rcratlc Daily Of EscamOis county ehhl ne
hs.d Al t.Owplton st u O'Clock noon on the
l4th day Of April. ~ -, Tor the purp 50 -
,rlrcting t~tiyS tl2D p-TbOns TO rel resent
? E>rambth county At the District UnN IL
tinu Ia nominate Il Candida ior C"uCTy->
and for the urpOse Of sclvcTing t~-lNs tl2)
rersous 10 represent EsCamblA county az
IN. state Convention A. suCn tln5 ahl
u sca ~ may Ice nN,d 10y the tate aud Con-
',r, 81, n Al IspmoCIRtic -Uumittets Hrd Tor
h., purDus, helecunE - unity FH'cu-
A I wee rmm tt-e tu huld until thar sucCea-
,urs hh Il ~ selected In 1872.
H. Irr.i cts sle And shat tie entitled to
the fulloWlnC repI cst ntatl, Il a. SB!d Coil
The daily news., 1900-04-09

Lucky She Didn't Say "LOnEeF.7
She-You don't love me any more.
He-I couldn't.
She melted.-Philadelphia Bulletin
The daily news., 1900-04-09

No refriSeratOr on the
market can e9UGltkOSe sold
by MGTStOn d Finch. Call
and see EChdt beauties they
are.
The daily news., 1900-04-09

We viii Ilund-r your spreads foT
l5 cents each and make them look
like new. star Laundry.
The daily news., 1900-04-09

Everything in spring underwear at
Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-09

will repair your watches and
jewelry in hrst-class style J. I.
SsePheBS.
The daily news., 1900-04-09

Try The NEWS, 10 cents a week.
The daily news., 1900-04-09

Novelties in Mems JewelTv at
Whites.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-03

Municipal circles were all agog today
over the mysterious disappearance last
night from Deputy Recorder Nystrom's
desk IN the council chamber, Of a docu'
ment sent in by him, notifying the
city fathers OF the shortness Of funds
in the citys cash box and advising
them that they must be cautious re-
rarding appropriations
The paper was. with several others,
placed on the desk by Auditor Reiser
himself Several counciimen were
present at the time and witnessed the
act. Deputy Recorder Nystrom was
not there at that moment but came In
later. just after Mr. Reser had gone
out In the meantime the document
had disappeared Who took IL did his
work well ana completely covered his
Identity why II was taken can only
be surmised II is stated that politics
is at the bottom OF &C. The Democratic
members charge that the Republicans
were interested In Keeping the paper in
the background for another week or
two. This the Republican cOuncilmen
emphaically deny and declare that
they absolutely know nothing Of the
matter az all
Auditor Reiser. IN speaking OF the
incident today, said - took the paper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-03
JUDGES PUzzLING
over THE AWARDS
Principal Work of the Fair People Today
Attendance Increased Award
ing the Premiums.

ports, though the workers IN other de-
partmcnts were not far behind. The
lists We're not available from the
officers, and were caught as the awards
were made, So far as completed 10 4
| o'clock this afternoon. the list OF prizes
I'm the manufacturers department Is
here given, and Is practically finished
MANUFACTURERS PRIZES.
G A. FrIedel Salt Lake city. best
exhibit Of white bread, not less than
% loayes. diploma ana S.,
Jennie smith. sugar best 3 roaves
white bread made from Utah -four dip
Iona
Utah Roller Mills Salt Lake city,
loaf graham bread, diploma and 81.
Hewlett Bros. Co., Salt Lake city
display Of baking powder gold medal
Utah sugar Co., Lehi, 900 pounds
sugar gold medal
j. q. Mcdonald Candy Co., Salt Lake
city, best exhibit homemade candy
gold medal and $40
j. O.. Mcdonald Candy Co.. best varie-
y candy made from Utah sugar, dip
Iona and Slb
Salt Lake Candy CO.. best general
display Of confectionery, diploma and
Salt Lake Candy Co.. is recommended
to be awarded a gold medal for the eX-
cellence Of It's display.
Cutler Brothers. Salt Lake city. 10
pieces assorted tlanuels gold medal
Cutler Brothers, 10 pieces Cashmere,
gold medal.
Cutler Brothers, 10 pieces dress goods,
gold medal.
Cutler Brothers. pieces white blank
cts, gold medal
Cutler Brothers, pieces colored
Blankets. silver medal.
Cutler Brothers, display Of wool
yarns, gold medal
J. = Sherlock. Salt Lake City, display
Of mRChine-knit hosiery OF J,dh ...s
gold medal.
J. r. Sherlock, quality and display Of
machine-knit goods, gold medal and So.
Cutler Brothers, overshirts and under
shirts. OF homemade material, silver
medal.
Cutler Brothers. best suits Of home
made clothes, gold medal,
a. c. NJ. L. Salt Lake city quality
and overalls, gold medal
Cutler Brothers. best and largest dis
play Of manufactured goods, gold medal
and 500.
EINIltl HifnliNU ~ maui va illAhA7
featured wool shawls displayed by cut
Ter Brothers, and would recommend
gold medal: also wool tricot suitings
and wool batting.
DAIRY PRODUCTS AWARDS.
Hooper Dairy company, Hooper, best
cheese $50 and gold medal
Lorenzo Hansen. Logan, cheese sec
ond prize. $40, and diploma.
]. b. Brown, salt Lake City cream
cry butter, first prize. $50, special price
offered by Auerbach. and gold medal
Mrs. Evan Jones, Logan. dairy but
ter. second prize, IS.
A. Brown. Centervllle, dairy butter,
first prize, SO. and special prize offered
by Auerbach Bros.
J. b. Brown. Salt Lake City first
prize $40, best general display Of but
ter.
l. Hansen Logan, best general dis
play Of cheese. first prize. 500.
The creamery butter was an especial
~ fine lot not a sample scoring below
80 In a possible 100 points for perfec-
ton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-03
STORY OF A MISSING DOCUMENT.
Called Attention TO the Financial Straits Of the City and Was ABB
stracted from the Recorders Desk Last Night
Who Took Ii, and Why?

10 Mr.. Nystrom's desk myself with sew
eral other documents. The others
were read an right. ] don't know why
this one wasn't Mr. Nystrom says he
didn't see H. and / guess he didn't The
PAPER called attention 90 the fact that
a certain fund was getting low and !
recommended that there Doe a check up
somewhere. That is fact There
must be. 1 am public officer ana u
was my duty 90 do as ] ala. As 10
what became Of the paper ! cannot
say"
Said Deputy Recorder Nysrom; Il
know nothing of &C. never saw IT,
/ know that lt was never filed in my
office. II Mr.. Reiser cares 10 put such
papers on my desk without letting me
know that is his lookout He must
take the chances
The Disappearance ~ the document
brings the rpgrettabIe fact 90 the minds
OF the City Council that they are with
out the necessary means with which 90
liquldate the current pay roll. In the
ordinary course OF events the pay roll
presented 90 the Council last night
should have been paid today But on
motion Il was referred TO the finance
committee. The pay roll amounts 10
O little over $4,000. The money on
hand fully reaches Sl0lUQ showing %
shortage Of s. 800 In the general fund.
The city's oyerdraft now exceeds $780,
900
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-03

indianapolis. Oct. 3.-The quadrennlal
convention Of the National Association
Of Democratic clubs was called 70 or
der IN Tomlins0n Han by President w.
II. Hearst, at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
The hall was profusely decorated With
flags and bunting. and portraits Of the
two national Democratic candidates,
aud other distinguished members OF the
party We're prominently displayed. The
morning trains greatly augmented the
ranks Of the delegates. An impromptu
procession was formed with 1000 men In
line headed by the nc Continental
Guards from Nebraska In their yell
ow and blue uniforms, which marched
through the streets for an hour.
President w. H. Hearst and James *.
Jones, chairman Of the national COM
mittee arrived at IL o'clock from CHI
cage,
Tomlluson Hall has a seating capac-
ity Of 5000. and every seat was uccu-
pied when President Hearst raped for
order
Mayor Taggart made an address OF
welcome Ia behalf Of the State.
President Hearst responded In behalf
Of the convention.
Hon. James Is Jones was next intro
duced and spoke.
Mayo Samuel NJ. Jones. of Toledo,
was the third speaker and held the au-
fienCe closely for ten minutes. He was
followed boy James Hamilton Lewis N
tht state on Washington. who said In
pant.
There are no patriots II Democrats
be not No seryile supplicants for oiii-
clal fdvors are we. No dictator sWays
bis destcstable rule over as. No COZ
I0rate Influence commands q dOmlna-
ton or wealth directs We know no
masters but the people We worship no
king but God.
In referring 10 Senator Hanna, he
said.
NO bloated gorgon. swollen with
party dictatorship sits IN sacred place,
blinking his splenic eyes at as as sig
nails for our every movement. our
ideas are our property, our manhood
is our honor An the people are our chill
dren and the free nation our sacred
care. We abandon these % no man,
and we defy the insoleuce Of masters
or the arrogance OF office 20 take our
independence from US"
with reference TO President Mckin-
ley, he said.
Nor have we put forth candidates
FOR high office. the chief Of whom never
advocated policy which he would not
Immediately deuounce for party adj
vantage nor denOunce principle which
lac would not egDOugC for the entlcc-
ments OF office.