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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-28
BRYAN COMING
TO SPEAK HERE
viii Take Part In the Utah Cam.
paign.
ACTIVITY IN THE STATE
DEMOCRATS ALERT AND Eff
FECTIVELY ORGANIZING.
ACTIVITY IN THE STATE

~ LILLIAN JENNINGS BRYAN will
II make a tour OF the state IN the
interest Of the Democratic nom
inees during the campaign. The pres
ent Intention of the executive commit
lee is 20 have the eminent leader spend
two days in Utah. He will travel on a
special train. which viii enable him TO
visit more cities ard towns, and make
longer speeches than II he Travelled
otherwise.
II was announced al Democratic
headquarters last evening that Mr..
Bryan will spend the proposed two
days IN the state while en- route 10
Nevada from Colorado. He will make
an active campaign for the Democratic
party in those commemorative.
IL is not known just when the former
presidential nominee will visit Utah.
IL all depends upon his visit 10 the
other two states. The arrangements
providing for the visit OF Mr.. Bryan to
Utah We're concluded yesterday.
Although his itinerary has not been
decided upon, an EFFORT win be made TO
have Mr. Bryan's itinerary include salt
Lake. ogden. Logan. Provo, Park City
and Eureka.
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WAS NO QUORUM.
Republican Committee Holds Meeting
without Result.

Republican Committee Holds Meeting
without Result.
The meeting Of the Republican execu-
tive committee yesterday afternoon
was a failure from two points of view.
There was not a quorum present, mel
Their was any decisive action taken on
any matter which came up for con-
sideration. Those who were present
We're Chairman Anderson. Judge Nc
Carly, the party nominee for the SUI
preme bench; George NJ. Cannon. John
c. Graham. A. b. Hayes and Hoyt
Sherman. Banker Mccormick sent his
regrets, as he did when the committee
held a meeting a few days ago. Ar
thur Pratt was not there and sent no
excuse Neither did A. Fred Wey. who
walked past the Central block several
times during the progress of the meet
ing. c. E. Loose sent an excuse. as
did also David Keith. James Chapman
was also absent.
The members of the committee who
did respond to the call of the chair
devoted an hour 10 discussing what
speakers should address rallies at
specified places at designated times.
but did not decide anything. There
We're but sufficient members present 10
act authoritatively, so the matters
brought up had 10 be deferred until
the next session of the committee.
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pany. Mine & Shelter Supply company.
WIN L. Price, Salt Lake knitting works.
j. M. Marriott, Utah Electric & Sup
ply company, Salt Lake Electric &
supply company, ]. VIII Gray & Bro.
. Wanless & Co. NJ. Fl. Harris. Green
wald Furniture company. Royal meat
market, Charles II. Miller, Murray
Meat & Livestock company. Radden &
Williams, Standard meat market. Geo.
Warel & Co. c. J. Collins. Eclipse
Grocery company.
The committee. being unable TO see
any more business houses, request that
the balance of the business men make
vote declaring the movement unani-
nous and all go 10 the races.
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Temporarv ufaeers Manned

Judge II. p. Henderson will be the
temporary chairman Of the Democrat
ic county convention. which meets on
Monday morning at 10 o'clock in Chris
tensen's hall.
The selection was made yesterday
afternoon by the county committee.
which met al headquarters in the
Knutsford hotel The other temporary
officers follow:
First Vice Chairman-Mrs. ]. +.
Smith OF Salt Lake.
Second Vice Chairman-Mrs. Z. D. R.
Roundy Of Salt Lake.
Secretary--D. W. Moffatt of Murray
Sergeant-at-Arms-JOhn Shea OF Salt
Lake.
Chaplain-Bishop o. F. Whitney of
Salt Lake.
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PIUTE TICKETS.
Candidates Who VIII Struggle Fol-
County Ofices.

Candidates VINO Will 0LruSBio EoT
County Offices.
Rlchheld, Sept, 26.-The Democrats
Of Piute county have placed their
ticket in the field. Ex-Representative
Samuel L. Page has been renominated
for the legislature. The county ticket
is: Commissioners. j. II. Fullmer of
Circleville dong term), Reuben De-
Witt Of Marysvale and S. F. Mount OF
Kimberley: clerk. w. F. Luke Of June
ton; recorder. Mrs. Johnson of Circle
Vile; sheriff. Sidney Black of Kimber-
ley; treasurer, Carl Barnson OF juno
ton; assessor, +. c. Bagley of Koosh-
arem; surveyor, George 7. Henry Of
Marysvale.
Against this the Republicans have
nominated the following ticket: Rep
resentative, William f. White of
Marysvale; commissioners. James E.
Peterson Of Circleville. James Long, jr..
of Kimberley and Walter Gleaves Of
Kingston; recorder. ]. S. Baler, IT.. Of
Junction; sheriff, Charles Morrill, Of
Junction; treasurer, X. A. Allen Of Cir
cleville; attorney, f. f. Sprague Of
Junction; clerk. Horace Morrill, OF
Junction: assessor Charles Heinhold OF
Kimberley.
Piute at the last general election was
slightly Republican. but the Demo-
Gratis succeeded in electing Mr.. Page
as representative. Kimberley, which
has become quite a precinct since then,
throws some uncertainty upon the re-
suit this fan, but il is conceded that
Mr.. Page stands an excellent chance
for reelection.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-28
VIOLENT GALES CONTINUE.
Abnormal Weather Conditions Pre-
vail in Japan.

Correspondence Of Associated Press
Yokohama, Sept 1.-THE abnormal
weather that has prevailed this year
continues. the latest development be-
ing a violent gale that ragged through
out Japan on the 18th inst. doing great
damage to the shipping. ships and
property generally. Though fears about
the rice crop are somewhat allayed, il
Is conceded that there will be a con-
siderable shortage. The government is
expected to meet the deficiency OF
revenue by maintaining the high rate
of the land tax which II was originally
proposed to reduce this year to its
normal rate.
The number of cholera cases recorded
up to date from the outbreak this year
in Japan is estimated at 6.152, of which
1854 resulted in fatalities.
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UTAH COUNTY DEMOCRACY.
Committee Organized and All Ready
For Campaipn.

Tot campaign.
Provo Sept 27.-The meeting held in
chairman Kings office this forenoon
CT members nf the Democratic county
committee and the candidates was we'll
s''rnatd, All The candidates and near
Il an Che members Of the central com
A'Iliee h-,ns present The political
situation was thoroughly discussed
ana a plan ~ campaign was Outlined.
~ was unanimously agreed TO conduct
tir campaign on principles. and not TO
''S'~pd 20 personalities. and AZ this
i''SIamme Is varied from IL win be
ua individual responsibility. and not
"..- lA- sanction or approval Of the
,."t,l-.-ee. With the Observance Of
gus plan and the strong candidates
I.",r1 before The voters BIZ the Demo-
'.".c party no fears are entertained
u. " complete victory for the party at
An executive committee. composed OF
..'' l'ioNng persons, was appointed.
S X Thurman. Jesse Knight ] N
-"S ''F, Provo, Abel j. Evans. Lehi.
james d. Clark. American Fork; w.
a. Greer Spanish Fork. Albert Eng
..-s- Salient Justin A. LOveless. Pay
nnance committee, composed of
one member from each precinct. was
".s1 appointed and the chairman was
,~,-eiilrd t0 secure headquarters and
arrange Tor other necessary aDpurte-
l--tes FOR the proper conduct OF the
campaign
Iae meeting was the most entbu-
E.ia.t committee meeting held in this
say Tor years, and augurs wei for the
success OK the party.
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Home Treatment.

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living distance from the Office. The won
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WEBER DEMOCRATS ACTIVE.
Rousing Meeting Held and Conven-
ton Call Issued.

ton Call issued.
ogden. Sept. 27.-The meeting OF the
Democratic county committee, called in
the Weber county court house this az
terno0n. resolved itself into a general
meeting OF Democrats representing
every election district In the county ex-
ceptlng two. There were over fifty
representative citizens of the party who
met 10 discuss the issues of the cam
paign and 90 devise means for car
rying on the contest In this county.
Old line Democrats were there-ThOm-
as d. Dee. n. Ii. Spencer. Bishop Bran
well. John Seaman and host OF others
touching elbows with the younger
and more enthusiastic, but not less
earnest members or the party and a
thorough organization was outlined. TO
BE- effected at the primaries and con-
VentiOa. The work OF forming a young
mems Democratic club and a young
WOmenS Democratic club. 10 be auXil-
larry thereto. was started.
The county convention will be held
az 10 o'clock on Wednesday. Oct. s. in
the district court room in the ogden
court house. The convention WIN nom
inata candidates for state senator, four
representatives. county clerk. county
treasurer. county recorder. county at
tGrney. county surveyor. assessor. sher-
an. one county commissioner for four
years and two for two years; also for
the purpose of selecting a county COM
mttee and transacting such other
business as may come before the con
vsntion, The convention viii consist
Of zoe delegates, 10 be elected on Fri
day the 3rd day OF October. 1902. at 1870
o'clock pm. az primaries TO be held
al the usual places. The primaries in
Ogden viii be held at the following
designated places. First ward. city
hall Second ward. Third ward amuse-
ment halE Third ward, Mound Fort
amusement RAIL. FOurt ward district
court room, county court house; Fifth
ward, Fifth ward amusement han.
The apportionment Of delegates is as
follows:
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FATHER AND SON coNv1cTED.

Portland. Ore. Sept 27.-William Bald
win and his son, George W Baldwin,
were found guilty of manslaughter to-
night by a jury on q charge OF killing
Frank Carlson last July. Young Bald
win and Carlson engaged in a prize fight
10 settle a difficulty over a girl and a
blow over the heart caused Carlson 5
death, The elder Baldwin was a spec
tator at the fight. The jury recommend
ed George W. Baldwin to the mercy OF
the court, but made no recommendation
as TO the father
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SENAT0RSHlP FOR ALGER.
appointment rendered Him by Gov.
ernor Bliss.

Saginaw. Mich. Sept. Ex-Governor
Bliss tonight rendered the United States
senatorship made vacant by the death
Of James Mcmillan 10 General Russell A.
Alger Of Detroit. former secretary Of
war in McKinleys cabinet. The gov
ernOr sent the following telegram 10
General Alger:
Il hereby tender YOU the appointment
of United States senator from Michigan
TO fill the vacancy caused by the death
OF the late Senator James Mcmillan.
(Signed) "A 7. BLISS. Governor"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-28
BRIBER INDICTED.

Cleveland, Sept. 27.-The grand jury
today returned an Indictment against
DR.. F. W. Daykin for offering a bride
20 a city official Dr. Daykin was ar
rested some time since on the charge
OF having paid $1,000 to Councilman
Charles Kohl to vote against the
granting of a franchise to a natural
gas company. Kohl made the matter
public and turned the money over to
Mayor Johnson
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ETNA IN ERUPTION.

Catania, Sicily. Sept. 1.-THE whole
country about Mount Etna has suf-
fered greatly. Mount Etna is sending
up a thick column OF steam from the
vicinity Of the scene OF the eruption Of
1882 Two fresh craters have opened
on StrOmboIi since Sept. ii.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-28
Ogden CITY.
Weber County Outside Ogden City.

Al the primaries 70 be held each pre-
cinct Of the county and each ward OF
ogden city VIII elect a precinct or
ward chairman. secretary and such
other assistants as may be deemed
necessary, whose names. together with
tl- names OF the delegates chosen.
VIII be forwarded Immediately by the
secretary NJ The primary 20 the chair
man NJ the county committee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-28
BEAVER DEMOCRATS.
Name a Ticket That Will Prove a
Winner.
espeeisI 10 The HeraldA

tSptClAl 10 i ne t1cAdil-J
Beaver. Utah. Sept. 27.-The Demo-
cratic county convention here today
brought out the following ticket: Rep
resentative. r. NJ. Mansfield: clerk. S.
q. White, ir.; assessor and treasurer.
n. p. Epson; attorney, ]. w. Christian;
sheriff. j. H. Baker, recorder. Mrs.
Mary Monahan; surveyor, J. F. Toll
ton; commissioners, W. NJ. Low, T..
Tanner, r. W. Dotson.
r. r. Tanner was chairman Of the
convention and was also elected chair
man of the county committee.
The ticket is regarded as a very
strong one, and many Republicans
cOncede the election of some of the
candidates, while the Democrats claim
the election of the entire ticket
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-28
Political Notes.

Tom Pitts, secretary OF the Republi-
can state committee, was absent from
the city yesterday. He was in Brig
ham City whooping IL up last evening
at the Republican primaries in Box Ell
der county.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-28
ANDERSON EvADEs CHALLENGE.
unwilling to Have Howell Meet
King.

KING.
chairman Cannon OF the Democratic
state committee yesterday sent the fol-
owing self-explanatory communication
,' James II. Anderson. chairman OF the
'-gAoledn state committee.
Headquarters Democratic state COM
L.lilee kuutsford hotel. Salt Lake
I,.liy, Utah, Sept 81 l902.-Hon. James
ii. Anderson. chairman Republican
state committee. salt Lake city. Utah.
Dear Sir On the 18th Of September
lon William n. ROylance. former
chairman OF the Democratic state com
Hlttee. addressed 20 YOU a letter In
iAr following terms.
'lmpelled by a desire for full and
Ialr discussion Of the political issues Of
lae day many innuenJiOn Democrats
nave requested me 10 write you and
extend 90 you. and through you 10 your
candidates for congress. a challenge for
a joint debate upon the political ques-
lions that now divide the Democratic
ana Republican parties. between the
republican candidate for Congress. Mr..
howell, and the Democratic candidate
lof Congress, whoever he may be, who
VII be namee al our convention on
Tuesday. sept ID.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-28
The bronchial Tuh.s.

( When eatsrrh of ne head or tAroat 10 nesie tied
or Hrongfuuy treated. u extends down the wind
pipe into the bronchial tubes. and after q while
attacks the lungs Quickly cured With MfEse cost
b. Drs Shores famous Esatment
d Have you a eoaghT'
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-28

Willard Hansen OF Ogden dropped
into Republican headquarters yester-
day afternoon TO inquire as TO how
things are moving. He did not have
many words OF encouragement as 10
the outlook IN Weber county for How
ell and McCarty.
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DrS. Shores
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-28
SAMOAN MTssIoNARTEs.

A reunion OF Samoan missionaries and
friends will be held in the Lion house
next Friday evening. commencing at s
O'Clock. Elders and friends of the mis-
sion are earnestly invited to be present.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-28


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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-28
The Head ..a Throat.

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-28
WE TREAT AND CURE

Caarh hand Stomach Troubles Nervous
CbHr Rckes Spinal TrpIs Skin Diseases Ih
TIT First Stages
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Conference Visitors Especially Welcome.

how al PIT tho many new ndW oerilhs
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-28

Judge McCarty OF RichfeId, the Re
publican nominee for supreme judge.
was in the city yesterday. He said he
fully expects the southern part Of the
county TO go solid for the &. 0. p.
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DANGER SIGNALS
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-28

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disease Of the liver. II yoa have sny OF All q
then. seek Drs. shcres now and BE- cursc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-28

The Republican county committee
viii hold a meeting Monday afternoon
at > o'clock in the city court room in
the joint building. The candidates
nominated al the recent convention
have been asked TO attend. The prin-
cipal business will be the selection Of
chairman and a secretary, and the
levy Of an assessment. J. u. Eldredge.
jr., says he does want the latter pO-
sition again. Chairman EichnOr is in
the hands Of his friends as regards re-
election. T. L. Irvine is spoken Of as a
successor 20 Mr.. Eldredge. He will
probably be the choice OF the commit
tee and the candidates.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-28

The delegates 10 the Democratic
county convention from the country
viii ask OF the convention that they
be given two county commissioners.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-28

John 5. Critchlow. who has just re-
turned from san Francisco. and whose
name VIII De presented 10 the Demo-
cratic county convention Monday as a
candidate Tor the house. did a little
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-28
Kiaasy Disease


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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-28

Monday morning at 10 o'clock there
will be a formal meeting of the Demo
cratic state committee. II is called for
the purpose of hearing from the coun-
" members what is being done
throughout the state in the interests of
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NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

Thirtieth New York-John w. D.
Wright, Republican.
Ninth Ohio District-Charles ]. York,
Democrat.
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Free Consultation and Expert Advice to All Who ADJ

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Don't Miss This Opportunity.

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-28

The executive committee of the Dem
ocratic party held a meeting yesterday
afternoon at headquarters. Besides the
members OF the committee the follow
ing prominent Democrats and party
nominees were present: Judge William
II King. Judge Richard w Young, Da-
vid Evans and United States Senator
Rawlins. The meeting was devoted 10
a general discussion of the coming
campaign, an itinerary Of the speakers
and the best methods 10 be pursued 10
awaken enthusiasm in the party
throughout the state
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-28

c. w. Hardy yesterday announced hi
candidacy for the nomination of coun
~ surveyor on the Democratic ticket
He has entered the race at the elev
enth hour at the earnest solicitation
or his many friends, who are working
hard for him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-28

political work In his own behalf yes
terday. He says he is in the night to
win.