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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-15
Zoo eedlngs Thls Alernoon.


Proc ecdings This Afternoon.
At fifteen minutes after two Chair
man Powers called the convention TO
order and after making the nomination
Of Mr. Lloyd unanimous the nomlna-
tions FOR county attorney were opened
by Judge lie Grande Young, who named
Graham r. Putnam, and spoke well %
favor % his candidate He said that
Mr. Putnam has succeeded In convict
Ing 6j per cent Of the criminals whom he
had prosecuted, and was an able cane
ful and conscientious lawyer
Frank y. stephens presented the
name Of Alexander McMaster, IN O very
well worded speech
Judge Thomas Marshall nominated
II. A. smith. He said that his canli-
date had worked his way up from the
farm. had acquired his education by his
own efforts. graduated with honor from
the University OF Michigan and had
become one OF the leading young attor-
neys Of the city.
Judge Powers en- n most happy speech,
nominated James d. Pardee saying
that his candidate had I'm him the com
blnation Of Democracy and law a CON-
binatiou that could not be- beat There
were numerous secondlng speeches, az
-r Wild. the ee0v.ntigu lro euiel %
ballot. Tho result Of the hrst ballot for
county attorney was as follows
Smith 3i6M Putnam 40. McMaster
7Sis. Pardee g. Mr. Smith having re-
ceiyed the majority OF the votes cast
was dccared the nominee OF the con-
yention The nomination Of Mt Smith
was made unanimous
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
Mr.. W. II. Evans, who was nominated
by George Whitaker was made the
nominee OF the convention By accla-
nation.
COUNTY ASSESSOR.
The name Of John Halyorsen was
presented by Frank b. stephens,
Robert Patrick nominated Walter p.
Jennings.
Bernard Stewart placed In nomina-
tion the name OF Joseph Bull,
Morris Sommer presented the name
Of n. ID. Folsom.
Judge Powers nominated James Il.
Lynch.
George T.. Blair presented the name
Of Charles Smith, Jr.
The result OF the FIRST ballot had not
been announced when the News went
to press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-15

and fully 800 are reported In various
mines in this neIghborho0d. The mines
VIII probably be fenced I'm and barrlers
erected around the breaker houses.
a committee representing the miners
employed at the Cranberry collery OF a..
Pardee a Go. held q conference today
with s. Pardee, at which they present
al grievances directly affecting them.
One of the demands made was that the
price of powder Doe reduced. The COM
mlttet was told that u reduction was
granted on powder the price paid Tor
certain kinds Of work would DE cut
down pr0p0rtioudtely The men are
nov divided on the strike question
A prominent factor iu the situation IS
the foreign element. lf the Hungarlans.
Poles and Italians quit work Il is GER
tain that there will be- a tie up despite
the stand taken by the English speak
ing men.
A conference Of strike leaders was
held al Mine Workers headquarters to-
day az the conclusion Of which Benja-
min James, IN charge at headquarters
here said.
'On the basis ~ the numerous rello-
BILE reports received by me from all
parts OF the llazeltou region 1 assert
that there VIII De a complete tie up on
Monday morning. Various statements
have been given out by the operators
for the purpose Of deCeiyiug the men
but YOU can state that all hands will
60 out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-15
IN THE CONVENTION TODAY.
II. 4. Lloyd Wins the ClcrlSship Nom
inatlon la Close Fight.

Chairman Powers called the conyen-
ton To order at 1920 and before proc
oeeding to ballot for county clerk the
chairman explained that the SiNtieth
district had been allowed six voters when
II was only entitled 90 three Tile mtg
take, however was an madvertent one,
arising from "a typographical error that
appeared Ia the can which allotted six
votes to the sixtieth district.
IN FAVOR OF LLOYD.
Mr. Waldemar Van Cott secured the
floor and stated that be- had been
authorized TO withdraw thg name of BIT.
Little Ion county clerk in favor of Ben.
4. Lloyd John Cutchlow said that he
WIS authorized to withdraw the name
OF Albert Scare Zoo ltf1r 0f Mr. LLOYD,
and the name OF Allales Young was
Withdrawn by John vs.. Pike in favor of
Lloyd Immediately series Of shouts
went up from the Fowler forces who
continued % shout out his name While
the ballot was being taken.
The result of ,ue FIRST ballot this
morning was Lloyd 2lS, Fowler 2i9 Mr..
Lloyd having received the majority or
the votes cast. was declared the noml-
nee OF the convention.
ASTON RECORDER.
The nominations for recorder were
opened boy Mr. Waldemar Van Cote
who named Martin stevenson Lindsay
and characterized his candidate az a
man OF industry and ability d r.. AL
len. 40 a felicitous speech, nominated
Thomas Aston. Of sugar
Edgar $ Howe presented the name
OF Thomas Homer After a number OF
secondlng speeches the convention
proceeded TO ballot The result of the
first ballot for recorder was as follows.
Aston 25Sia Homer 2l3il Lindsay 6j
Neither OF the candidates having rec
ceived a majority OF ,he votes the cQn-
yention proceeded 90 hall0t the second
time Nh Lindsay Withdrew his name
in favor OF Mr Aston. The result Of
the second ballot was as follows
Homer 2Aih. Alston 3llA Mr.. Aston
was declared the nominee OF the con
vention. on motion his nomination was
made unanimous.
A communication was received from
the Populst committee which was re-
ferred to the convention committee that
was appointed 90 confer with the Popu-
lists. The convention then took a re-
cess until o'clock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-15

Scranton, Pa, Sept 1.-THE day will
close with as near complete shut
down Of coilieries In the entire Lacka-
wanna valley as can boz imagined The
number of men and boys idle In the
district covering the Lackawanna and
Wyoming valleys is estimated az head
quarters to- be- fully 10000
Already the railroads are laying Off
many of their coal train crews. IL Is
determination among the engineers
and troinmen of the Lackawanna road
10 haul no coal not mined by union
men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-15
ORIGINATING BODIES.

The interment and crematng OF hu-
man bodies and Carcasses OF animals
are being vigorously prosecuted Il is
c0nseryatyely estimated now that the
loss Of human life will exceed 5000
with half that number wounded
Theodore Boil who lives twelve
miles down the island. reports the fol-
lowing killed.
John Schneiders whole family.
Henry Schueider's whole family
Ft2oppers whole family
William Schroeder lost his wife and
seven children
elem Kemp, c0lored, lost an his
family
Fritz BOIL and wife
Ansis BOIL lost wife and three
daughters
otter Mayer and wife
Only about six houses remain be-
tween South Galveston and the city
limits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-15
ONE THIRD OF THE PEOPLE LOST

or probably 1000 living down the is
land az least onc-thIrd were lost There
are 200 bodies on the beach between
the Mott place and the city limits.
Eighteen people in this neghborh7od
got together and gan buryIng the
dead They are out OF provisions
Bishop Gallagher 90 the Catholic do
Cese states that no member NJ the cler-
81 or Of the sisters in the city Of Gall
weston was lost The only losses N sls-
tiers We're the ten 40 the 0rphaHase,
down the island heretofore reported.
Daily papers and illustrated papers
have been Wild f1r photograph, NJ lhe
Galveston disaster The town is under
military law and The people are not IN
condition 90 brook photographers.
Three photograph who yartufei OUT
had their instruments smashed ana
themselves pressed Dll service bury
Inc dead bodies
The British steamer lriuno. in COM
Ing to quarantine. fouai an ohs,ruc-
ton r the icttg channel and sustained
slight injuries lt Is supposed % he
mine casing carried into 'H" channel
when the torpedo station was ae'
strJyei
As Galveston Is uu O deep water
mort ne harn0r work $500 have 20 POO
rauaired and fha f1r,.lelfllns rebuilt
This work VIII undoubtedly furnish
employment f1r many Of ths people
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-15
s.OOO To 900 PEoPLE DEAD.

WALTER C. JONES.
Mayor. "
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-03-31
SAUNDERS NOTES.
rr0n oar RsgaIar corr.spoodent.

Mrs. Chns. Henry, of Crystal FaiiT,
visited with her daughter Pearl, last
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Ada Rpthc Of Madison, Wscon-
sin. il visiting with her brother, aud
uncle, Mr.. A. X llattebcrs
Those who visited Iron River last
Saturday, were, Mrs. Chas Henry, the
Misses Ada and Della Rothie, Miss
Poarl Henry and Mr. Lawrence Rothie.
Mr. Smith, bookeeper for the IL. " &
l.. Co, went TO Milwaukee last Satur-
day aud will return the 2nd or 3rd OF
April.
Mr. A. X. Hatlclerg was AZ Iron River
last Friday.
Mrs Fred Olson has been very sick ior
the pnst two weeks hut at present h
improving very nicely under the care OF
DR.. Allen Of Iron River.
Miss u. Finn was IN Iron Rivcryisitor
last week.
MIR. Geo Thiving, forman at the
factory has been confined To his bed u
few days ON account Of the grippe.
Mr.. Geo. Gunther and Finuk llurlick
paid Iron River visit last week.
G.O0O years have we waited fur the
greatest spring blessing ever offered
IL doubles your Joys and halves your
sorrows. Tint : what Rocky Mountain
Ten does. 30 cts.
Lawrence lothic visited at Florence
last Friday.
Miss Bhirlua and children arrived
last Saturday, nj present they are living
in The house just purchased by l.. Rotllie
a good time" was the report IRON
those who attended the purity At MI
and Mrs. lIntteberg's last Wednesday
evening The occasion being in honor
az Miss Della Rothic's nineteenth bilth
day. Many and costly were the pres
cuts she received.
Eugene j Hall, the poet and publisher
says that one dosc az Foley's Honey
mud Tar restored his voice when bohrse.
nessthrcai ened 10 prevent his lecture at
Central Music Hail. Chicago
Miss Pearl Henry closed u successful
term OF school last Friday. Miss Henry
left for Crystal Falls Friday evening.
Mrs A. X. IInttcberg visited at Iron
River lnst Thursday.
Mr.. A. Deligislc was at Iron River last
Thursday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-03-31
No;loe Of Annual city Election.

No;lce CT Annual City Election.
To TaE ELECTORS Oh THE CRY or CRYSTAL
FALLS:
Notice IS hereby given that an annual
election for the city 81 Crystal Fall-
viii be hid on Monday, the second day
oI April, 1900 from seven o'clock in the
forenoon until five O'Clock in the after
noon, ut the following places in the
eevcral wards Of said city respectively,
hat IS to say:
In tie First Ward, ut the old school
house on the Great Western mine
location,
In the Second Ward, ut the old post
Office building; and
In the Third Ward. ut the building
known as the Town Hall;
The officers 10 be elected Mt said
election by The electors Of the entire city
are the following, Mayor, City Clerk and
city Treasurer.
Tie officers to be elected ut said
election BY the electors OF the First
Ward are the following; One Supervisor;
one Alderman (to ill vacancy; one
uldclman dor full term) and one con
stable.
The officers To he elected Mt said
election by the electors 81 the second
ward arc the following; One Supervisor,
one alderman and one constable.
The officers To he elected at said cleo
ton by the electors Of the third ward
are the following: OIe Supervisor, one
alderman; and one constable.
Dated March sixteenth, 1900.
By order Of The Council.
l.. a. HENRY,
City Clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-03-31
Mansfield Notes.

Mr.. VIM. Burke having resigned the
cnptnincy OF Mansfield minc will he
succeeded by Mr.. Joseph Shimmins Of
Ishpeming.
Mr.. l.. G. Searls attended the meeting
Of The county board one day this week.
Mrs. Mary Crossman who had been
with her daughter Mrs Gordon for three
months, returned To her home III
u, catur, Ills Wednesday.
A quiet cnucus was held IN The school
house Saturday night and officers for
the ensuing year nominated.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-03-31
Lingering La orlnpe Cough.

g. vschcr, l57 O-good ST., Chicago,
says: "My vile had very severe case
az IL grippe, mud il lrit her with n very
had cough. She TIED II bottle of Folcy's
Honey aud Tar md it gave immediate
relief. A 80 cent bottle cured her cough
entirely" Price 25c. and zoe.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-03-31
A. r. ~ Fluent, editor OF the Journal

A. Il. d. Fluent, editor OF the journal
Dotlestowu, Ohio. suffered FOR number
81 years from rheumatism 10 his right
shoulder and side. lie says: My right
arm at times was entirely useless.
tried Chunberlain's Pain Balm. and
was surprised Ia receive releiinmediate.
~. The Pam Balm has been Il contant
compuion 81 mine ever since nnd 1t
ueyer fails" For sale by Coles lhar
macy.
The Oshkosh Times offers $500 FOR
the best gus5ses on WisconsIn's popu-
lWlion. Send In guess.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-03-31
QUESTIONS
FOR
WORKINGMEN.
WIN You Answer Zach One Fairly 60 Yourse.f
and TO the Principles You Represent.

WIN You Answer zach One Fairly 60 Yourse.f
and TO the Principles You Represent.
DO you usc tobacco
What brand of plug have you in your
pocket
Is il made by Trust1
Will you take the trouble TO find out'
Ifyou find il is made by trust will
you buy IL
Will you be consistent
Will you help destroy trust2
lfyou find the tobacco you are usingi1
made by a trust will you buy ono of the
following brands of plug tobacco in
place of what you are now using1 VIII
you paste this list in your hat and tell
your friends about il? Gold Rope, King
bolt, Rise and Shine and Thrasher.
All of the above brands are made by
Union labor in Union shop at Union
prices. by the Wilson. McCallay Tobacco
Co, Of Middletown, Ohio.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-03-31
Are you Troubled with Dyspepsia,

IN so. do not neglect until II II too lato this
opportunity OF Kidding yourself OF ~ at once
Doctor fenner's Dyspepsia Cure. as the
name implies. Is simply for Dyspepsia an1
Indigestion. This Is preparation long aso
successfully used In private practice by one
OF Americas best qualified ply sicians, whose
writings arc an accepted authority on MI
nedicel questions Get circular OF dealer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-03-31
Excursion. Rates to the Mardi Gras
and winter Resorts.

Via the Northwestern Line. On
account OF the Mahi Grns nj New
Orleans and Mobile, excursion tickets
will be sold February - to %, inclusive,
IL very low rates limited for return
1assase until March 10. Excursion
Hekste are also on salc daily, ut reduced
rates, Ia the principle winter resorts in
the United States and Mexico. For full
information apply TO ticket agents
Chicago x northwestern R'y.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-03-31

People suffering from kidney diseases
feel gradual but steady loss ofvitnlity,
They should lose no time IN trying
Foley's Kidney Cure. II. ~ guaranteed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-03-31

For SALE An $500 kodac
bullet No. 2 good as new and
instructions how 10 use for $500
ENQUIRE at the DIAMOND DRILL
Office.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-03-31
liver Complaints and Nervousness
Cured

torpid liver always produces dullncss
and IrritabilIty. You are all cloggcd NJ aud
feel despondent Perhaps you have trcntej
with physlclans or tried some recommended
madeleine without benefit al that IN ne
svvumeut against Dr. Fonncr'a Hood and
Iaves Remedy and Nerve Tonic, which VIII
40 readily cure Impaired nerves. Ever COM
p,sists. headaches. bl,-od and skis diseases
&c. 'ost circular OF dcalos.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-03-10
PARIS THEATER BURNED.
The Magnificent play House Is De-
sIroyed by FIrs--EiFsmen tn
able to Cope with BIREe.

Paris, March 9.-The famous The
ater Franeais has been destroyed by
fire.
The fire broke out OF about noon but
was not discovered Immediately. with
the result that the thcnter was burn
ing furiously before the fire brigade
got to work. Even then the appliances
were quite inadequate to cope with the
eonHagration, and by 1880 p. III. the In
terror of the building was n roaring
furnace. The dense column Of smoke
arising from the fire attracted crowds
from all parts OF Paris. especially when
the news spread that II was the Thea
ter Franeais that was on fire, II being
regarded as n national institution.
The theater stands almost isolated
with a square IN front and the gardens
of the Palais Royal behind. Both ot
these spaces were thronged with peo.
pie.
After examination. belief is ex
pressed that the fire was of incendiary
origin.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-03-10
SIMPLE BUT IMPRESSIVE
Funeral Of the Late Archbishop Iisn.
hsnsy--AB EatIFr Absence of
Mmate,

Dubuque, Ia. March Q. In "A vault
beside the remains of his predecessors,
Bishops LoraA and smytb. lie the re-
mains Of John Iiennessy. first arch.
bishop Of Dubuque. The obsequies oc.
eurred at ten o'clock Thursday morn.
ing and were Of the simplest character.
There were n0 flowers and no oTna-
ments whatever. even the high altar
being stripped of everything except
what was necessary in the celebration
Of mass. The same order was carried
throughout the church. nothing ap.
pearinR except the black and purple
mourning drapery. There was also an
entire absence III music. only the voices
Of hundreds OF priests being heard In
the 6reRofian chant: thia was In ae.
cord with the dead prelats's wish.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-03-10
MOB THE CONSULATE.
Iaa a Psa-IioeE Mass Meeting
Visit HFlfIah Consulate.

bordeaux, March g.f.ate wednes-
day evening a number OF students aud
others issuing from n pro Iioer meet
ing marched TO the British consulate.
battered down The doors. shattered
the Windows with stoBes and then
proceeded 10 the e0nsufs private res.
idsnes, where they indutged In sirn.
liar demonstration.
The police dispersed The mob aud
arrested several of the leaders The
prefeet Of the Gironde. the mayor Of
bordeaux and the eommisaary u po.
lice called On the consul Thursday aud
expressed their regret at the ooear-
fpneR
The Afro-American advance., 1900-03-10
TO UNITE.
Democracy 90 Jota Uhnda and
Nominate nebs for pFsaIdFnt.

indianapolis, ind. March 0. - AZ the
opening srAsioR of the national social
democratic convention Thursday the
conference committee. composed Of
three representatives from the social
istic labor party and three representa-.
tises of the soeial-democratic party.
reported In favor Of the amaigamation
of the two parties, The report de.
slared that union WAS necessary and
expedient.
The amalRAmntion seemed 10 Indi-
cate the unanimous nomination of En-
gene " Debs, Of Indiana, for preSi.
dent. and Joseph Hartman. of Cnlifor-
mia. for vice president. Hartman said
the arrangement would be satisfactory
10 him
The Afro-American advance., 1900-03-10
DIED SUDDENLY

Mrs. Frances Brady. wife OF Officer
Mack Brady, died suddenly while at
tending services at St Charles Catholic
church. Friday evening. March end Mr.
and Mrs. Brady arrived at above church
at 4 o o'clock, the latter apparently sound
and healthy but IN 10 minutes alter ar
rival Mrs Brady passed away in the
arms of her husband Suppositi0n,
heart failure Mrs Brady was II years
oi age. yet she looked less than 50
Married 43 years. and oae son the re-
suit OF the union Mrs Brady's friends
were legion. perhaps as many whites
as coloEed She was loved for her sim
plicity and not only her direct relatives
wiil miss her. but the community at
large will mourn the vacant place she
has lett in society. Mrs. Brady was
buried from St Charles Catholic
church, Monday morning. Rev. Father
Gleary. the eloquent and scholarly
priest. officiating High mass was ecie-
brated IN full on this occasion De-
posted in St. Mary's Cemetery at II
o'clock all that remained mortal of
Frances Brady. To mourn her loss Is
lett devoted husband. son George and
family. adopted daughter. Nellie. and
family. and many others. The pail
bearers we're Messrs. Addison Davis St
Paul. CassIus Harper. ]. T. Fife. l. L.
Neal. Jno. Cheathafn, Editor ]. c. Reid
nc AdVance extends fo the bereaged
IT'S sympathy.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-03-10
CORRESPONDENCE.
Editor Afro-Ameriean Advance:

Editor Afro-Amcriean Advance
Dear Sif.-It has come 10 our notice
that quite few people are under the
impression. owing to the location Of our
place oi business that II Is unfit for their
patronage. or. Is run by men not wor-
thy Of their patronage Please permit
Us. through your paper. 10 say that our
place IS one OF the most respectable
places IN oar etty.
And we can furthermore say that We
have some Of the most prominent aud
respectable men and women to gisif and
patronize US Ne want all persons 10
bear in mind that se are here 10 stay.
with the intention to do business in d
business Nay That is, to treat ali alike
II we tall let Us fall trying to do right
III We rise VIC intend to rise in the right
So as sc have done in the past we
intend 10 Do in the future Extending
cur invitation To the pnblic to gtsf ard
pzfronize rs.
Respectfully yours.
MANN 4 KDGER.
Props Advance CAFE.
zf4 Washington A. S..
The Afro-American advance., 1900-03-10
POLITICAL CORNER.

The political pot will soon be a, the
boiling point Candidates are bobbing
ors
II what we heard at little commit
tee meeting be the sentiment of the
head pushers OF the Eighth ward we
can positively say that there will be a
couple OF eolored men in the race for
constable; one a Democrat. the other a
Republican.
Aldermanic fights are growing warm
Never. since the late J. X Hiiyard
was defeated for alderman at large.
some ten years ago. has another
brother in black" had the nerve to
want loud to be alderman. You give
the white brother your vote. what is
the matter with asking for his yoteY
The Afro-American advance., 1900-03-10
eAprtHEs Kntrr Gtx.
nobsrt. Reports FARTHER Success
CI~msnts 0eespis. Sorsais Psnt.

London. March p Lord Roberts tel
eRraphs that be baa captured a Krupp
gun and n number of tents and waR
ons-.
The general aiao announces that
Gen. Clements has occupied sorYal's
Foni
The following is the text Of Lord
Roberts dispatch:
Poplar gsgra, March r NO hrtgafsz
ef eayaiFy. with horse artillery ard Kelly
KsuasA division. marched to-day fsB
miles astRfHAflH
'~fhs Beers were quite taken BY sur
rf}xe gastsfdag They moved IN 80 b8r-
rtedgy that they Jeff f1aka3 gfaaEra Dr.
hind We captured KFugp Kan ard
seYeral tests ard wagons. The total cas-
uaIEfaR waFs
KILLED Lgststa Ksssie& and Yflen.
lteh
s-HFe5E aTJfT.@ f.1sfts Bailey. ~ the
Tpsifth ianeefa. ahg DeeFtspsgtsy. u iits
BseoFl1 E4fa EBaF3a, 10th RassFslv. and
LssaL SiaEth. of ths shrepafsiFes. wsi0 Il