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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
THE CALL TO ORDER.
Made by Chairman Royiance Who
Announced Temporary Officers.
Especial to the News.'l

Especial to the News ]
Provo, Sept. l6,--The Cache valley,
Boxelder, and other delegations north
of Ogden arrived in this city on time,
1880 a. m, over the Oregon Short Line,
The train with the Salt Lake
and Weber county delegations,
with about 175 people on board,
however, did not reach here until 1850,
quarters of an hour late The loss
OF time was caused by setback on one
Of the cars and side tracking the other
train, at the Rio Grande depot In this
city. The Salt Lake and Weber dele
cations were met by the Amphion band
of Provo, which struck up lively air
and headed the procession TO the opera
house, where the preliminares were
begun shortly before noon.
The call TO order was made at ll;lJ
o'clock by State Chairman Roylance,
who announced the following as officers
Of the temporary organization, the
same having been chosen at meeting
Of the state committee held last night
in the Office of Judge Whitecotton:
Chairman-Judge o. w. Powers, salt
Lake.
First Vice Chairman-I. C. Thoresen,
Cache.
Second Vice Chairman-Levi N. Har-
mon, Carbon.
Third Vice Chirman-Mrs. lucia
Raymond. Utah.
Secretary-Henry N. Hayes, SEWER.
First Assistant Secretary-John A.
Hougaard, Sanpete.
Second Assistant Secretary-Mrs.
Eleanor Call, Boxelder.
Sergeant-at- Arms-Dan Cronin, Jueh.
Chairman Roylance's speech was
brief and happy and brought forth
warm rounds of applause. He said:
"The Republicans tell us that we are
on the wane. that they are going TO win
everything in sight. They'll know bet
ter in November. II Is true that some
members Of our party have gone over
TO the enemy Ga voice I'm the galleries
That Is where they belong) but all
those who have gone over have been
fully advertised. Wherever and when
ever a man has departed the fact has
been exploited in the Republican press
until II has been worn to thread.
! have noticed one thing, however, that
the wives and daughters of those who
have forsaken the truth are stu
StAunCn democrats, fOl lnStdHNe, lne
wife and daughter Of Hon William X.
Reid Of Sanpete, who recently went In
to the camp OF the PhilIstines. are in
this convention prolonged applause)
The good wife of Jacob Evans of Provo
who has also gone hence IL today on
our committees working and serving
cake TO the Democratic delegates.
Gaughter) Don't be alarmed over their
going. They have had so many Offices
and bonuses at our hands they are
ashamed 10 ask for any more. They
are now after some pie on the other
side. Gaushter) When they don't get
II they will be drcadfully sick and Will
wish they we're back again"
Mr.. Roylance then introduced the
Democratic quartet OF Provo. which
sang q couple Of stirring campaign
songs, after which John y. Miner Of
fered the opening prayer, Judge o. w.
Powers was then introduced, and.
amidst an outburst Of enthusiasm, de-
llvered his speech which was as fol-
lows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
THE GREENEWALD CASE.
Alleged Embezzler Bound Over 10 tne
Federal Grand Jury.

ia Block. arrested as E. Greene
wald OF colorado Springs, on charge
M ATTEMPTED embezzlement and uslns
The mails for fraudulent purposes, was
hefore United states COMMISSIONS,
Twomey this morning. The accused iiaa
ma counsel. and represented himself as
hest he could. but his speech was ~
broifen that IL required something OF an
e ~ y IN understand him. The govern
men, was represented by United states s.,,s
dat Dist ATTY Lippman and Asst. Cner.
,.,ncton Rlock declared he was not
Greepewald. but had been used as
tool by this nefarious person. ne az
ieeed that the genuine article Greene,
".sid acrnmpanied him TO this CITY, anu
sent him 10 the postofiice TO secure tne
letter md that he had not had till,e
~ deliver the letter TO Greenewala oe,
sore being nabbed by the Argus-eyed
and vstchful Inspector sharp. me en,
nionat,on was, however, not received uy
,he court with the Interpretation ae,
sired by the prisoner, who was oounu
over 10 the federal grand Jury OF tne u's;
trict of Colorado In $1,000 IN delau'. n.
which Block remains in durauce VIE
nntil ne can be removed TO Denver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16

LET Not Liberty Equality and Fra
ternty be Entirely Forgotten"
Independence for Americans, Not
Serfdom to the Money Power"
pause In This Mad Rush for Money,
and Think Of Humanity to Man"
There Is Tyranny Threatening
America Worse Than Britain Even
Knew"
Dignity Of Labor IS Being Humbled
by the Autocrat Of Wealth"
Higher Prices for Labor, 'Tis true.
But Prices for Living Are Higher Still.
What is the Matter? Trusts.
The Mozart Pavilion has been trans
formed into a magnificent banquet hall
tor the entertainment OF the visitors
by the tasteful and tireless efforts Of
the Democratic ladies of Provo
The delegates from Sanpete and Sc
vler counties and some from Salt Lake
arrived yesterday afternoon. In the
evening the delegates from Uintah.
Carbon, Emery, Grand and San Juan
counties came in, This morning those
from the south who came In over the
Short Line appeared and later came
The Salt Lake and other delegations
IRON the south,
Enthusiastic assurance of success in
the coming campaign and victory at
The polls in November are heard on ey-
cry hand. Chairman Roylance ex-
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POWERS LIVELY TALK.
Temporary Chairman Made speech
That ConventionC heered TO the Echo

Fellow Democrats acknowledge
my deep sense Of obligation In being Sc
lected TO preside over the deliberations
OF the representatives Of the Democrat
ic party of Utah. We are 10 be con-
graduated upon the fact that our con-
vention is held In the Garden city of
Utah. whose hospitable citizens extend
60 US cordial welcome. We are to be
congratulated that We meet I'm Provo,
lucky Provo. for the candidates here
named IN state conventions. uniformly
90 forward 20 glorious victory. We
nre 70 be congratulated hat We are once
more permitted 10 declare our faith In,
and our fealty 90. the principles Of the
great Democratic party which has eV-
or stood for the riehts OF all the people
and in opposition to the special priv
ileges extended to favored classes by
Republican legislation.
NOTHING TO TAKE BACK.
We are here 70 declare that we have
nothing 10 take hacl, and that we have
no principles to smother beifeath sense
less virblage. We believe In and We
advocate the principles OF jefferson.
We believe IN and We uphold the prin-
ciples OF the Declaration Of lndepend-
encc We believe IN and we uphold the
principles OF the Constitution Of the
United States and We announce our
faith that wherever the Stars and
Stripes float there those principles take
root. We re-ailirm our fidelity TO the
Kansas City platform and we express
our obligations TO that unselfsh ana
patriotic Democrat William ]. Bryan
whose efforts IN behalf Of humanity
ana Of constitutional principles have
endeared him 10 the men and women
OF America who toll, and 70 all who are
devoted 20 the principles Of liberty.
We appreciate the Efforts Of faithful
members OF our party who have Ia
bored unselflshly for Democratic SUI.
cess, and particularly are we proud OF
the record Of King IN the House OF
Representatives and Rawlns IN the
Senate, whose distinguishes and INTEL
ligent labors advanced Utah In inhu-
ence to the forefront Of the states.
Their language and their motives have
been distorted and miscons;rued by an
unfair ard partisan press. neverthe-
less they have written their names
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
france Sounds
A Waning Note
5Nh'ster Of Marine q'sNetan Says: GAS We Knop MOI
What offers are Doing PAT Of Orr Duy 10
Prepare for he Holy War; for The Fsencb Fafherland
Against lis Enemies IVhoecec They May BE.

Bl2erta, Tunls, Sept. l6.--M Pelletan,
French minister Of marine, made a re-
mark9ble speech at an entertainment
Of the municipality yesterday evening,
which. +, is expected, will cause the
French foreign minister, NJ, Delcasse
some trouble to explain. After point
ing out the Importance OF Bizerta as a
bulwark OF France, NJ. Pelletan pro-
oeeded.
I'VE do not say we want to make the
Mediterranean French lake, We have
been cared Of the dreams Of the great
man who wished us to dominate the
world But part OF the Mediterranean
Is French and win remain French
Win this powerful rampant so well
situated for defense and also for at
tack and with Corsica and Toulon, we
can hold the open door between the two
halves Of the Mediterranean in spite Of
Malta and Gibraltar Certainly I do
not desire a conflict against England
any more than against Italy, but as
we do not know what others are doins
II Is part OF our duty to prepare for
the holy war; for the French father
land against It's enemies whoever they
may be. am convinced, thanks TO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
PURPOSE OF
THE CONVENTION.

The purpose Of the Demo
cratic State Convention which
is meeting in Provo today is
to name a candidate for Con-
gress to succeed Hon. George
Sutherland; TO nominate a
candidate for member Of the
State Supreme court to sue
coed Justice James A. Miner;
to elect a state committee to
conduct the coming campaign
and to adopt a platform upon
which the fight is to be made.
The place where the oonven-
ton has assembled is the
Provo Opera house and the
time for it TO be called to or
der was II a. IN. The num-
Der of delegates provided for
in the call is $40 and the num-
Der necessary to a choice 25G.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16

In power what has Il given us? 1t has
furnished laws and the Republican at
torney-generals, with no earnest or
honest effort TO enforce them, have
declared that they could not be en-
forced 1t has dallied with the ques-
ton. II has broken its solemn prom
ises to the people. The food trust is
sheltered from foreign competition by
the tariff and from domestic competl-
ton by the railroads. The coal trust
exists because II defies the Sherman
law The laws are not enforced because
no effort is made by the Republican
party to enforce them. Ii is a party
of false pretences II is owned by the
trusts. and lts aim Is now to fool and
hodwink the people. 1t If lodging as
usual and In resonant platltudes prates
about the man or horseback and
trades upon the peoples loyalty while
great public abuses are becoming en-
renched.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16

the follow workers with whom I am
surrounded, that we can face every
eventuality. Security hardly exists
any more for the civilized world. AT
the end Of the nineteenth century after
the defeat Of France By tho barbarIsm
OF old Germany, WE saw an Offensive
return Of the law of brute force The
whole world seemed to be dominated
by the maxim Might before right We
must then devote all our efforts 10 keep
intact that germ Of justice and light
French genius
NJ Pelletan concluded with remark
ing that he would say no more at PRES
ent, He had not become accustomed 10
being a minister and feared he might
be carried away into expressing his
opinion Of matters which concerned the
foreign minister.
France has at Blzerta a powerful
military and naval stronghold with
which, with Toulon on the north Of the
Mediterranean French military and
naval men assert that Frances naval
power IN the west Of the Mediterranean
is unassallable and all that is required
90 consolidate the position Of France
Is the construction OF the so-called
canal of two seas, which Is to unite the
Mediterranean with the Bay Of Biscay
and thus render her independent of the
straits OF Gibraltar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
AT
SYCAMORE HILL.

Oyster Bay l.. l.. Sept 16--Presldent
Roosevelt had as his guests at lunch-
con today Senators Hanna, Spooner,
Allison Aldrch and Lodge. They prob
ably will remain for dinner and leave
on late night train for New York
Postmaster General Payne also ar
rived here this morning and VIII par
tlcipate In today's conference
He said the conference would touch
upon the congressional situation and
other political situations,
President and Mrs Roosevelt rode
through the village this morning ana
inspected the decorations which mad
been placed on the buildings In honor
Of yesterdays reception. The president
was very much pleased with the law
ish display.
Theodore Jr., and Kermit Roosevelt
left this morning for Groton. Mass,
where they will attend school.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
EVERYTHING READY.
Convention Hall Arranged and Del
egates on the Ground.
Special to the 'GNows.")

Special to the "News.)
Provo, Sept. l6.--All is now in readi.
hess for the Democratic state conven-
ion. The opera house Is beautifully
csCoated and conveniently arranged
~ seating the delegates.
The hall was profusely garlanded
viii flowers and smilax, flags and
bunting and the tables with their snow
Nhlls napery, crystal and white china
ana tasteful floral decorations grooming
undei choice yiands, are p tempting
picture made enchanting by the grace
~ Presence and smiling welcome Of
BEAUTIFUL girls in readiness to receive
he guests.
me auditorium was draped in the
Rational colors and a pr0fuson of flags
we're suspended from the galleries and
q The stage. on the proscenlum were
leluIes OF Washington, Lincoln, Bryan
tad Judge Young and on the front Of
We stage plants and towers were ar
'.nged With a very pleasing effect.
Tue following mottos were prominent
y displayed
Equal and Exact Justice For All,
tpeeial Privileges to None9"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16

pressed the general feeling when he
said Everything looks very encour-
aging, indeed, and there Is very little
doubt that Utah win swing back In
the Democratic line Mr. Roylance
will not accept the position OF state
chairman, for the reason that his busI-
ress will not permit him TO give the
necessary time to the work, and the
Indications are that Hon C. C. Rich
ards of ogden will be called upon TO
manage the campaign II Is also
thought more than likely that the eS-
ecutive committee will insist upon VIM.
s Rydalch, the present secretary, con-
tinulng in that position,
Judge King for Congress and Judge
Young for associate justice are the fa-
vorte candidates and 1t is more than
probable they will be nominated by ac-
Clamation,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
Early English Election Possible.

New York. Sept 16--Dord London
derry has caused A hutter IN the po-
lltical dovecotcs by his reference to
a possibility Of an early general cleo
lion. cables the London correspondent
Of the Tribune. Lord Londonderry Is
not q man Of much activity IN the po-
litical world. but as a cabinet minister
ne should know something about Prem
Ter Ralfour's Intentions The autumn
session 81 parliament Is certain 10 he
a lively one, and Mr.. Belfour VIII have
10 place special reliance upon the dis
cipllne and devotion ~ his supporters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
Another American Cardinal Wanted

Rome, Sept. le.-Pressure for the APP
pointment Of another American cardin-
al continues TO reach the vatican from
American churchmen. The correspond
ent Of the Associated Press. however
IL In a position to say that whatever
the future may bring forth, there VIII
be no American cardinal nominated az
The consistory which will mark the
close OF the papal jubilee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
Gold Coming from Australia.

New York, Sept. le.--J and w. Sell
lyman and company Announce. that
they will receive si,2j0OOO gold from
Australia The gold Is due at san
Francisco on Oct. 0.
Fully 81. 900 900 Of the gold obtained Dy
the National City bank from South Az
rican sources leaves London tomorrow
for this port per steamship Ma,esue'
The balance will follow shortly. oi'i-
clals of the bank decline TO make any
explanation Of the mechanism by which
this gold was diverted from It's origin
al destination, except TO say that me
transaction is a profitable one ana
without special feature. lntimatlons
from an authoritative quarter indicate
that the South African consignment
win amount TO more than S25OO.VOO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16

,oo Called TO Order BY State Chairman ROylance. Who
,,oduced as Temporary Chairman Judge Powers
Makes Speech That is Cheered to the Echo Committees
,oooin,ed and an Adjournment Taken Till This Afternoon at
,ocock-looks Like Judge King and Major Young Would
Re the Nominees OF The Convention j. Cannon, Per-
,,aoent Chairman and Henry Hays Permanent Secretary
The Order OF Business Judgeship Nomination First and
Congressional Nomination After.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
Beats All Western Records.

New York, Sept, 1.-THE North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Kron Prinz VII
helm arrived in port today from bre'
men, Southampton and Cherborg, beat
ing all western records, The kroh
Prinz wilhelm left Cherbourg at s:lV
o. m. on Wednesday, Sept. 10. ana ar
rived at the Sandy Hook hghtship ~
40, this morning, making the run Of
s,O47 miles In days, IL hours and %
minutes, at an average speed OF zs'Vs
knots per hour 40
The time made is three hours ana -
minutes better that the best previous
westward records OF the Kron Primo
Wilhelm and is 20 minutes better tnan
the time Of the Deutschland. Her days
runs were $40. 5l4, ga, 5si. 57S and $40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
CRITICAL OPERATION.

Mr.. Shepherd Benson, manager lor
the local branch OF the General lee
tic company. has returned from pen,
Yer where he has been In the hcspi.s'
for IN. past two months. Mr.; Benson
ief, here suffering from Brights as
case and In order TO save his lire tns
surgeons decided 70 make a critical
operation Of a character which has
never before been attempted In tne
vest The friends OF the sick man ar
now Anticipating q compists rsseTT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16

ish steel rail manufacturers for the
purpose Of controlling prices and the
regulation and output. The firms all
legged TO have entered the association
include the Barrow Hematite Steel
company. limited; Bolckow, Vaughn
and Co., limited; Guest, Keen and Co..
Of Dowlais and Cardiff Crawshay
Brothers of Merthyr- Tydvit; the Moss
hay lIematite Iron and Steel company.
limited Chas, Cammat and Co. limit
ed, the Northwestern Steel Co., limit
ed. and the Rhymeny Iron company
with an aggregate Of capital roughly
estimated at e61OOO,OOO not counting
large debenture issues
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
Largest Per Capita Deposits.

San Francisco, Cal.,sept. 1.-THE San
Francisco savings banks have the larg-
est per capita deposits of any banks
in the United States This noticeable
fact has been brought out In the an
nual report of the city's nine savings
banks to the bank commissioner They
report an aggregate Of 2O2,Ssl deposit
tors with sl3S, 1888 43S standing In their
names which amounts to a per capita
deposit OF se32 The savings banks In
the interior Of the state report deposits
OF SisS45.O57, an increase during the
wear of SG725,435
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
"vo Bills" in BarthoIin Case.

Chicago, Sept. 16.--The grand jury
voted mo bills against Oscar Thomp'
ION. John Claffey and Edward Counsel
nan, who were arrested and held TO
that BODY in connection with the Bar
tholin. Mitchell murder mystery. Inn
mediate release Of the men Is expected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
Samuel +. Nichols Disappears.

New York. Sept. ls.-Samuel r. NiGh-
ols OF Brooklyn. a member of the Ha-
yana Mercantile company, mas tnys.er,,
ously disappeared from Havana sa!s
a dispatch to the Tribune. he was
last seen on Saturday morning IN no
mark. His bank account is unloueneo'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
o,ors Kill Converts to Christianity

London. Sept. i6--A dispatch TO
news agency from Pekin says:
Catholics here understand that from
900 10 1000 converts have been Killed
by Boxers in the province OF SEE
Chucu"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
Republican Deadlock Rroken.

Scranton. Pa. Sept, ls.~~The Repub-
lican deadlock In the Fourteenth con-
gresslonal distric, has been broken by
,he nomination ~ c. G. Pratt An UNI
nire appointed by State Chairman
QUAY cast the vote which broke the
deadlock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
British Rail Makers Combine.

london. Sept. 1.-THE Daily Mail
this morning declares that after many
months OF secret negotiations there has
been formed an association OF the BRIT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
DEMOCRACY SPEAKS OUT AT PROVO.

qualification OF Broken Ranks and Vigorous Campaign" to be
the Watchword OF the Organization in the Coming Fight
State Convention at the Garden City Largely Peace AS
embage With Mood for Talk and Determination to Tran
sact Business With Promptness and Dispatch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
NO LONGER lNFANTs.
IN THE COAL FIELDS.

IL you desire a demonstration OF the
full fruitlon OF class legislat n. Turn
your eyes toward the great Anthracite
coal fields where business III stagnant
The conditions there In a commercial
way are so un6tarable that men are
fleeing therefrom as II from pest. The
price OF coal. that necessity Of life IN
the great cities Of the east. hiss
advanced until the poor MAJ looks
forward TO a ~inter OF death. with
freezing children piercing his heart
with their dying means. What mock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16

The temporary chairman OF the Re-
publican convention declared that II
the people want strong. constructive
Legislation, regarding the trusts. that
they should vote the Republican ticket.
lust now the Republican leaders are
engaged N giving the people soothing
syrup upon the trust question During
the elk years that the party has been
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CURES ECZEMA, ITCHING HI.
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