Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-25

Beaver, Republican candidate for cleo
tor, also addressed the meeting.
James II. Anderson and James Deyine
spoke az Lewiston and CGveville on
Tuesday. Both speakers INDUCED In
comparisons between the records as
shown by the two leading parties both
In the State ana throughout the land.
From present indications the work
ingmen's parade which Is tu take place
on Saturday evening under Democratic
auspices viii De one of Che largest ana
most effective affairs of iH Kind that
has been held In this city for years past
Every seat was occupied In the Ply
mouth church on Third North last night
on the occasion OF the s9ciable given by
the Democrats OF the Third precinct
d. o. Wiley presided over the meeting
and the speaker 0f the evening was
Charles Crane. There was also good
music and singing on the part OF the
local talent.
The scandinavian Democrats held a
meeting In the meeting house at Union
on the State road last evening. Henry
Pearson OF Sandy presided, ana speech
Nelson and @. c. Johnson.
Judge Botkin win Doe the feature at
q Republican meeting to Doc held In
Iaggart's han In ,he Fourth precinct
tonight.
Chairman CallIstar OF the Republican
state committee announced today that
he would not permit people 10 be- frozen
.II
Temple street Armory last night. Ac-
cordlngly the place viii Doe heated for
all future meetings.
d. C. Dunbar returned from sconcd
this morning where he spoke last night
90 a large audience of Democrats. lie
leaves for sanpete county this even
Ing.
Judge Botkln OF Kansas dld not adj
dress the meeting in the old Armory
last evening as he deemed the tempera-
ture OF the building 90 De detrimental
10 his health The meeting was even
.ually called 90 order by Chairman II.
vs.. Lewis Of the Second precinct and
speeches We're delivered by L. NJ. Earl
ana Il. NJ Cummings formerly OF Can.
ton o.
At the meeting OF the Republican
women OF the Third precinct which was
held In the Seventeenth ward meeting
house yesterday afternoon the 0rgani-
2ation OF the Republican women of that
section was effected. Mrs. Rachel Mils
Ter was chosen president, Mrs. Edna
Smith, vice president. Mrs. Belle White
secretary Mrs. Annie SIP ncer treasurer.
About thirty charter members signed
The membership book at the meeting.
The object Of the organization is 10
keep up the interest In politics after
election day go that In future they will
be ready for work as soon as a political
campaign opens
George J.. Nye and Fred r. McGur-
rim were the speakers az a Republican
rally at Mil Greek last night The
meeting was held Ia the school house
and finally terminated with three
cheers for the Republican ticket,
Republican campaign speakers win
hold forth tomorrow night as follows
W. D, Livingston and j. NJ Tanner az
Spring city; Z. b. Crltch,ow az Ophlr
George l.. Nye at Kamas, George A.
Smith and y r. Nelson az Huntington
James 7. Hammond and George VI.
Cannon at Sprlngdale pm; Rockville,
5 pm; II. S. Tanner and Mahonrl steele
at Mt. Carmel 10 a. M, Kanab. p. M
Tom Fitch az Provo. Judge Botkn at
silver City; Mrs, j. Ellen Foster and
Dr. Lucretla Boynton In Wasatch coun-
~; Col. W. b. Sherman In Summit