Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-18
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Tho RauubHcan women Of the For
fetb district win attend social az lhs
! home ol Mrs. John Axton, 4i5 SeVeh'u
street on Friday afternoon.
Tho Republican women met yesterday
sf,f mocn IN the clubhouse OF the Ia
dies Literary club and listened TO adj
dresses from Mrs. j. Ellen Foster anu
Mrs. e.. h. Boyton Of Smlthheld. Inc
solos of Miss Emily Lawson ana MISS
Emily Jessup We're also features
scotts school house, NH Creek, last
nl9bt was the scene Of a Republican
meeting The speakers on the occasion
were George l.. Nye, Frank i, Hines,
stephen Love and L. VI. Earl
The German American Democratic
society held a rally at the headquarters
OF the Workingmen's Democratic silver
club on state street The speakers were
Justice Morris sommer. NJ. Kopp and
Prof II X. Evensou who spoke In the
German language, and Fisher s. Harris
and H. d. Ruth.
The Democratic ladies Of the Third
precinct win give ball az
Christensen's hall tomorrow night a
good social time is anticipated
The scandinavlans will rally IN Chris
tensen's hail on Tuesday night under
the auspices OF the Viking league OF
Utah. on which occasion there viii be
Ane program Of vocal and instrumental
music 70 terminate with grand ball In
the evening
Hon. Thomas Fitch addressed a large
audience ct Kaysyllle last night upon
the principles Of Republicanlsm
Governor Wells spoke at Kanosh yes
terday and received a warm welcome
from the residents In that portion OF the
State.
FIX. Senator Frank ]. Cannon ad-
dressed crowded meetings at Logan yes
terday.
Hon. 8. A. Kenner gave the citizens OF
Manu a few Of his reasons for leaving
| the Democratic party last night. lie
speaks at Sterling today
DR.. J. NJ. Tanner will address the la
dies OF the Woman's Republican club IN
the headquarters hall AT Provo tonight
Judge Powers will speak at the meet
ing of the Workingmen's Democratic
club at the wlgwam on Saturday eve
/ ming.
Republican addresses will be deliv-
cred In Utah tomorrow night as follows;
/ James II. Anderson and James Devine
M Paradise. w. d. Livingston al CleVe-
/ land. Gov. Wells. George Sutherland
and c. p. Allen az Deseret; A. L.
Thomas az Rockville, p. mr Toquer-
vile. SD. M: F. r. McGurrin at Hoyts-
! vlllc Tom Fitch az ogden, James ],
! Hammond and George N Cannon at
Junction. 2 %. M. Circleyille, p. M
| George a. Smith and Andrew Jensen
at Fayette. 2p. No. Centerheld. s p. m;
Judge H0tkin al Marcur, Arthur Brown
az Morgan, w. @. Van Horne at salem
Hon. b. H. Roberts has returned from
his "trip 90 the East In speaking In re-
gard 90 the purpOrted Interview In the
Chicago papers be- said: THE Interview
as published is false. In speaking with
the Chicago reporter the only concession
I made as 20 Utah was that Mr. Bryan's
majority would not be as large az II
was in 1896. as u was abnormal at that
time said that some Republicans who
supported Mr. Bryan We're going back 10
their party, and their excuse was that
there was no chance for silver, and they
were IN favor of expansion ! said
nothing that could IN any honest way
De construed 20 mean that ] considered
Utah doubtful ] have always felt that
the State Is absolutely certain 10 go
Democratic boy @ large majority this
year.