Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-01
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many handsomely gowned women.
There was the usual flower display,
although It was. perhaps, not as elabor-
ate as upon some similar occasions IN
the past, 1t was noticeable that the
victorious party in the recent campaign
did not monopollzc the entire Hover
show. by IL o'clock the air was
heavy with the odor Of perfumes and
the hall buzzed with the steady hum
of conversation from the throngs in
the surrounding galleries.
shortly after II O'clock the members
began arriving, the greetings eXchanged
seemingly being equally cordial wheth-
er they were between political friends
or enemies. The Democrats who are
returning after their nth successive de-
feat, took the ralllery of the Repub-
leans gold naturedly
II was generally remarked upon IN
the galleres that the most elaborate
floral pieces We're on the desks Of Mr.
Connell Of Pennsylvania and Mr., Loud
of California, Republicans, who were
defeated for reelection. The leaders
on both sides were surrounded and
greeted as they found their way to their
desks. Mr., Cannon, Illinois, whose
election as speaker Of the next house Is
already assured, was beseged by his
colleagues with congratulations and
could with difficulty force a way to MS
desk.
Three minutes before the hour OF
noon the doors from the rear lobby
swung open and Speaker Henderson en-
tered. He was Immediately surrounded
by members and held reception on the
Sleps VI tue ros'u uin un''l wy
o. t,ie cioVN met ihsi, az ioo, ,, mu 20
cehqeu 70 hls pay, a sleas o1SguiS, ".
applause greeted MN as he faced the
mouse ana galleries WIN severai Nlsor-
Gus Whachs Oh the saVe' lhe speaher
stilled the demonstration III ms nVhor
! ne hnsl 'ileh ioiioWeu, tne plnu map
iuin rev ,ouuen, omereu prayer, ler-
Nehuy invoklhs the uiylhe plessnis up-
on tne president me government, 'he
ilempers OF N9ngreS ana me Work 0,
tne SESSION. Wneh ne hau conciuueu
sne speaker directed 'he clerk 10 Gun
'he ron,
lhmeeialeiy q paDel OF Volces broke
out ana IN the volume OF SOUND mat
hiieu tne nan the cais OF lhe clerk
couiyd hardiy be distinguished. so
great was the CONFUSION that the speak
er was Obliged TO bring the house TO or
uer ana 10 adinonlsh both the members
ana the spectators In the galleries TO
preserve ORDER the roll call then pro-
ceeded
when Inc roll cali-was finished The
speaker announced quorum present.
Inc REGISTRATIONS OF Representatives
Ray OF Ne" YORK, ana Han ,of' Penn-
SWAMI were laid before the heuse,
lne lolioNihs members, elected our
ing the recess 10 MI vacancies created
py ueatn OF resignation, then appeared
velore o'e par Oh the mouse ana TOOK
ehe oa.h OIL once:
Ausus'us d. gardner sixth Massa-
enusetls' vice Secy. Moody tresigned),
nleAanuer Ben, meyer, Seventeenth
ehhsy iysnld, wee huius Is. POLK, de"
ceaseu RANK 49, brahdege, Third Con-
eceicu', vice 1naIles A. Russell de-
Seasee JVihl W. DWlBht IWenty-siXth
New io,N wee GeoIge W. Ray, re-
signed Dewitt I. Flanagan. Fourth
New JerseyNice d, ,, salmon, deceased;
,aTter 'lass, slNth Nifshia' wee ePter
., WeeS' reeeaseu' morits sheppard,
rpurth ieNas, vice MS rather, Johh
nnepparu, deceased; james o. Butter,
i Weiith MlSsuurl, vice hlinseii. ne nav
ing peen uhseated az the last session
Immediately ailer the swearing III OF
tnese fleinpers, MI. iayior lohlo(' Gre
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