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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-18
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Probability That Its Erection VIII Be-
gin Next Spring.

The assurance has been received by
members Of the public library board
that work on the John @, Packard IL
hrary building will be commenced in
the early spring. Before leaving the
city recently. Mr. Packard placed the
matter in the hands Of certain persons
plans for modern library building and
execute the work on an extensive scale.
The persons IN charge now have the
matter under consideration and plans
will be solicited from architects here
and abroad The amount to be spent on
the building Is not known but II Is
known that Mr.. Packard wishes 10
make the building a worthy monument
to his name. The new building will be
located on the lot donated for that pur-
pose by Mr. Packard, adjoining the
Alta club on State street and It, with
the other new buildings In process 81
construction In that vicinity, will add
greatly to the architectural beauty Of
that historic locality.
The members Of .he board and the
reading public will De glad TO learn that
the library viii soon have a fitting
home, as the present quarters are IN.
tirely inadequate 20 the demands Of the
library and are greatly overcrowded.
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HAPPY THOUGH ROBBED.
Bingham Miner Lost SIS, but Thought
IL a Good Joke.

Pat Leary. a miner from Bingham.
came 10 town night before last and had
about yl5 which he wanted TO spend. He
got IN with q lot Of thieves and graft
ers and while Ia a Second South street
saloon, the bartender told him he had
better shake his newly found friends
unless he wanted 10 be- robbed. But Pat
paid no attention TO the warning. lie
shullled on with the graftcrs 10 his
wake, Two or three hours later he
came back, decidedly the worse for
liquor and with his pockets turned IN
side out A broad and happy smile
adorned his rugged features as the bar
tender asked him what was the matter.
Sure diyil clint how OIL said he.
"Th fellas pi wuz wild got me In an
alley and while wan Of thin TUX me
around IN neck III other TUX me mon
ey But de yr moind now OF can 20
where liver oi wants tn and dlyil clnt
can they git
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IONS say Is a standing disgrace. There
has been a fire there, which has burned
considerable fencing, grave head boards
and grass, and In addition, the place
has been made the repository for
large and uninteresting collection oil
tinware that has seen much better days,
besides "a miscellaneous collection OF
other rubbish. Then the grave MOUNDS
are partly sunken or otherwise out OF
shane. The place needs immediate al
tentlon,
Manager Hunting Of st. Marks hos
initial has returned from an Inspection
of the Colorado Fuel & Iron company
hospital at Pueblo, and IS much pleased
with the trip Mr.. Hunting Is getting
data for use In the coming erection "
the new 25x40 feet four story wing 81
NJ. Marks hospital, which he proposes
shall have the latest improvements ana
convenenccg I'M the h0spltni line.
valuable feature OF the new improve
ments at 81. Marks win he the complete
and satisfactory ISOLATION OF the Waras'
The lecture by Frederick Warde un-
der the auspices OF the salt Lake Press
club on Monday afternoon next at we
theater promises 20 pe u ,"lb a,,,,e
tended anar aa ule~ rdiv M
treats nave ever Deeii IN tue p"S'a ia
lecture win be Shakespeare ana MS
Plays" The time Of commenc sment IS
$3.50 p no. mac h"IT WIS uyy'I.u ~ ~,
in order tha1 athooi l,ac",Is "nu s stu
dents might 'tfhd' III luv ,,r
after the performance oI tne ~
pest the fle5s clu1 ana Io lli .,..,
club Wl'l ienlI tne lW,i'b ul.ueu t,dS
edian a reception Rt lhe lat'er cluo
rooms.
Mrs Madeleine Lyne. wife Of the vet
oran octor. T. A. Lyme. and once res
idcnt of tbis CITY. stopped of In Salt
Lake Yesterday on her way 70 Calitor-
MIA Mrs Lyme mas bteh Il tes,uf". ",
France Tor three Years pas. ou MIL
spend the winter on tht Vonsn AZ
here yesterday she was the guest o. NJ,
and Mrs lhomas =. @Ilhs5 VIZ ,o srs,
being her Drother-h-la ny M W.
marriage. MIS-. Lyme saEs wa, ~ Az
conditions IN france ave inutn uS
pressed que III larst IleuSue a =" Tn,n ~
can enterprise III w l"''VD"0''"
American prooucts tnere'
,tse Emuv & Tessup Of this city has
entered the mnIor class Of the depart
men, NJ music Columbia University,
Nov, york nassing over freshman ana
so.hor,nro vcors owing TO previous
incarnation and experience Conse-
ouently she viii take her degree OF
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ETEVENINGNEUS
WEATHER REPORT,

Record at the local Office Of the
weather bureau for the "a hours ending
at 6 a. m today;
Barometer reading at a. No. ~, %
inches, temperature al 6 q. No. 20 le-
erees. maximum. So, minimum 90
mean 50, which IS degrees above nor
NAL
Excess Of daily mean temperature
since the first OF the month, u deB I',S'
Excess Of daily mean teinpeia'u''
since Jan. /. lOl degrees.
Precipitation since the hrst Of me-
month. n inch, which Is 10 men p''o"
the normal
Deficiency in precipitation since jan
1, inches.
FORECASTS TILL G p. N. SUNDAY
Local forecast for Salt Lake and vi
entity:
Fair tonight and sunday
For Utah. forecast taken az Denver
Colo):
Fair tonight and Sunday warmer IN
north portion sunday
FEATHER CONDITIONS.
The storm has developed somewhat IN
energy and Is now central over Okla p.
borna and northern Texas The crest OF
an area OF high pressure Hes over me
northern Plateau region. Light ram
has fallen over Manitoba and northern
Illinois. II Is cooler over NeNada anu
Utah hut elsewhere temperature
changes have generally been SIiBh"
/. ii. MURDOCH,
Section Director
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. :, Indian service Ulntah and Uuray
Agency. Utah Sealed proposals endorsed
"Prou0sas Tor seed, doors, windows, brlck
and lime, and addressed 10 the undersigned,
Will be- received at this agency until O'Clock
D. IN OF saturday. November ISL l9% Tor
furnishing and delivering al the agency or
at Price, Utah within thirty days OF notice
of approval Of contract 4 quantity OF seou'
oats, wheat. DO atOes, Alfalfa seed doors,
windows, brick and lime full description OF
which may he obtained by addressing the
undersigned Bidders must state clearly 10
their bids the proposed price OF each artlcie
20 be- offered under contract The rlsht IS
reserved To reject any and all BIDS, or any
part of any bid, II deemed for tho best Inter
est, OF the Service Each bid must he ac'
COMMANDED by a certified check or draft upon
some United States depository or solvent
national bank In the vicinity OF the resi-
dence of the bidder. made. payble TO tue
order OF the Commissioners OF Indian Affairs.
for at least $50 per cent OF tins amount OF
tho proposal. which check or draft VIII 10
forfeited to the United states In case any
bidder or bldders receiving an award shail
fail 70 promptly execute contract WIN
good and sufficient surotesj otherwise 10 Oe
returned to the bidder kids accompanied
b, cash in lieu OF a certified check VIII not
BIZ considered For further 10 formation ap;,
ply TO the q. $ indian Agent, ulntah ana
Ouray Agency, White Rocks Utah, H. T.
Nyton. U. :. ludian Agent.
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

The new Eighteenth ward chapel will
be the scene Of a notable entertain.
ment next Wednesday evening. ar
ranged for the benefit OF the chapel
fund. Miss NJ. NJ. Babcock viii rem
der program entitled An evening
with some Americans" The full Hat
OF numbers follows II WIN be -le
first time. by the way that Messrs
Mcclellan and Shepherd have ever
played together.
quartet .Messrs, Pyper. Whitney,
.,.,... o.. o.. Patrick and Spencer
Longfelluw .,.... The Vision Beautiful
Riley. ,a--Gugshy Stauon. ......,..
b-Prior To Miss Bellies Ap-
pearancc..... ........,. ..,..
Iowell... The Vision OF Sir Launfal
Plano duet..... Mr. j. j. Mcclellan
.... and Mr. Arthur Shepherd
Page How Ginny Easad Her Mind
tuoledge..... '.-'. OF. .....,.. Grnevera
Wallace. $3.50. 1.-THE Chariot Race
Duet. Mrs Rosemary C. Wait.
ney and Mrs. Florence ~ Din
Excerpt from the Modern Emotion
al Drama. Miss BabcOck
....,. .,,."anG AFR. J. D, Spencer
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Day and night sessions. Professional
teachers. Splendid equipments. Prac.
teal and thorough training in book
keeping. shorthand. typewrlting aud
telegraphv. also English. mathematics
history. clyics, economics, etc. Law a
speciality. $40 per year. Night school
81 per month. In new buildings on Main
and College streets, Salt Lake City.
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when pain or irritation exists on any
part Of the body, the application OF Bal
iard's now Liniment VIII give prompt
relief. 1T goes right 10 the spot said
an old man who was rubbing II In, 70
cure his rheumatism e, r. Smith
Prom, Smith House, Tenaha, Texas
writes: 81 have used Billiards. snow
LIninent in my family for several
years. and have found It 10 be fine
remedy for all aches and pains. and |
recommend II FOR pains In the throat
and chest" zoe and Sl.O0 at u. c. NJ. /.
Drug Dept
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GERMAN NIGHT SCHOo |.

Opens oct. 20. at l.. D. s. Business
College. Practical course In Eng 'ish
Tor German speaking people, Including
English literature and grammar, by
Special Instructor A. Ramseyer. and
spelling and penmanshlp by regular
instructors. Each Monday and Thurs.
day from Z 20 pm, $40 TO May 1st
e. per month. Regular night school
in all business branches now open.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

The constant and rapid increase of the
Industrial and mercantile relations be-
tween the United states and Mexico,
make II not only advisable but imperu-
tive for inventors OF all classes, who have
patented their inventions or registered
trademarks In this country TO have same
registered at once I'm the Republic OF Mex
leo. as their business Is now being serious
ly Injured by the use In that country OF
many United States inventions, whereas
I'm the rest OF the world such inventions
are cheerfully adopted. Therefore, we VIII
be pleased TO correspond with Patent So
llcitors In the United States and to under
take the registration IN Mexico OF paents
and trade marks OF American inventors.
Owing to the special organization OF our
law office, having atLall times employees
who talk the English and spanish IAN
guagps aud a nOtarv'a office attachei
thereto. we are In position to oHer our
correspondents the rates mentioned be-
low. which are beyond competition, as we
save nfty per cent " unaNoi liable eN-
penscs incurred by others IN order 10 Sc
cure patents and trade marks In Mexico.
Total charges for patent attorneys cor
responding with us. covering all expenses,
taxes and fees, FOR patents, NOW; for
trade marks 500 PAYABLE IN each case
when the patent or trade mark duly reg,
istered in Mexico, reaches the interested
Emeterio de la CARA, Jr, Ernesto
Chavero. Aurelio y. Canale, Attorneys
and Ccunseors at Law,
Address Medlnas Street. Nos u and
10, City OF Mexico, b. f., Mexico.
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CgRIsrrN>EN's pANCNG ACADEMY.

Advanced Adult Glass oct. goth, $3.50
pm. Ladies Glass changed TO Tuesdays
and Fridays at 200 p. m, commencing
oct 2lst
Advanced Chlldren's Glass oct. 22nd,
A:80 "A. m.
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who would keep their children In
good health, should watch FOR the first
symptoms OF worms. and remove them
with Whites Cream Vermifuge. II IL
the chlldren's best tonic II gets diges-
ton at work so that their food DOES them
good, and they grow up healthy ana
strong. 2jc at y. G. NJ. |. Drug Dept
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zIoN's SAVINGS BANK and Trust
20 the Oldest and largest savings BANK
In Utah, pays 4 per cent Interest on
Il 10 S. 900. Start an account.
JOSEPH II. SMITH. President
GEORGE NJ. CANNON, Cashier
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Eight PRESSED BRIOKLAYERs AT
once at Miners Home, 18th Fast and 9Th SO.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
ATTORNEYS.

j. .. g. YOUNG c. p. ARCHITECT
SOi Deseret News Building.
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AUCTION.
AUCTION SALE OF FINE FURNITURE

STUDENTS. ATTENTION! WE HAVE
an excellent line Of scientific books, second
hand. which will bc said No Sc each Inc
regular price is from ESQ TO $3.50.
n NJ Bouton (Assignee), Isl So state st.
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,r.acoMMERCiALASD sAy'GsBANK
Interest paid on savings. W. T.
Armstrong. prest., Byron Groo, vice.
nrest ]. v. Game. cashier
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A machine Of pure clean steel kneads
our dough for Royal Bread. No sweat
from the human hands and body 10
make Il unclean. Buy II aud see that
the label IL on Il. For sale al all Gro.
GERS and served In all first class res
tsursnts-Royal Bread.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED: LADY IN EACH COUNTY
to manage business; old house, salary tls
weekly Money advanced for expenses. En-
close self addressed stamped envelope, Man
ager, S2g CaXtOn Bldg, Chicago.
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AssAYERS.

J. McvIcKER, 40 RICHARDS STREET
T. NJ BISHOP, AsSAYER, REMOVED
10 100 West End South Opposite Post Offlce,
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FARMS VACANT AND RESID ENOE
property cheap We advance money 70 build
on liberal terms McGurrln 4 Co.'s W. "a 20
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SHOE MAX RS.

JOHS CAMESCIN, ARTISTIC SHOE
maker, removed TO o. West Third south,
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cuRIsrrNsgNs DANCINa ACADEMY.

Advanced Adult Glass oct 2Oth, S'SO
pm. Ladies' Glass changed 70 Tuesdays
and Fridays at 700 p. m, commencing
Oct. 2lst
Advanced Childrens Class oct END
AGO d. IN.
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Harry Shipier

Commercial Photographer Expert
Kodak Finishing 5l7 Templeton Bldg.
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MADAME LYNNE, PIANIST AND A.;
troloser. Most wonderful seer. w. lHi''
south.
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Everybody eats II. Nothing beats IT,
Look for the label and ask your grocer
for Il every day. Health follows.
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WE GIVE WORK OR MONEY BACK.
We furnish help free Blacksmiths team
sters and laboreIs always wanted DiSonS
Employment Agency 10 r. LIST So. Tel. 9!jx'
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THF SEMI
s--z------------
WEEKLY MWS,
TINE GREAT COUNTRY PAPff
or THf WfSL

IS Issued Mondays and Thursdays snd
contains on the cream of the Daily and
Saturday News.
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OLD ROCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
Woodruff Stationery Co. 50 F. 2nd south.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

THOUSANDS ARE SUCCESSFUL GAIN.
Ing better salaries and positions studying
Engineering. at home by correspondence,
Thomas A. Edison endorses lnsttate. Book
"Can | Become an Electrical Engineer
mailed free. Electrical Engineer Institute,
New York.
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Have you a friend or acquaintance
IN your former field Of labor, TO whom
YOU would Ike to send a copy Of the
Semi Weekly News? II so, take adj
vantage Of our special offer, made to
aid the great missionary work. We
send the paper one year TO any point
In the United States Canada or Mexl-
co at half price. 1900 This does not
apply to points where there are regu-
lar wards or stakes. Foreign postage
extra.
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WANTED, RELIABLE ,PFRSoN EACH
district to manage business for old house
Salary us weekly. Expenses advanced. Per-
manent poSitIon' Enclose self addressed en-
yelope. Manager. 232 Caxtoa bldg, Chicago
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DAIRY & cREA merry,

KEYSTONE DAIRY. - EAST isr 50,
'Phous 65. dealers 10 pure milk. cream AMI
butter. Bottled mill sspsciAltS' Oar MOTH
putty and cleanliness"
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serving high class Merchants Lunch
for soc. Regular course dinner SOC
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AGENTS WANTED.

ABLE SALESMAN 70 REPRESENT
large manufacturing concern, exclusive ter
rltOry, 60 per cent com, large sales every
where. no competition Vest err IRE APP
pllance Co, gij Market ST., san Francisco
CANyASSERs WANTED TO SELL OR
Cloth Toys. Rag Dolls and Art Pillow Tops
Pest selling Holiday Novelties made. ..hny'
one can sell them. Large profit Art Fabric
NILS, New Haven. Conn.
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SITUATION WANTED.

STEADY RELIABLE MAN SEEKS EN-
ployment Any position OF trust years
Recommendation. +. Binns, 57h south 4th
East, City.
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Dr r. Niko.
RErrRNEn MISSIONARIES.

Office Is w. End SO. phone 1899 y.
Residence, 66l l.. 3rd SO. Phone ll54 O..
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

b. p. o. ELKs.-THE BENEVOLENT
and Protective order Of Elks meets each
"Wednesday evening az o'clock; 50 State
ST., Elks Building.
II. II. DEARDoRFF, u. r.
a. w. RAYBOULD Secretary.
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WANTED.

CYLINDER PRESS FEEDER AT DIES
eret News
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The Auditorium European Hotel.
Modern, newly furnished NJ. 2, Germo
a Co, IS East Third South.
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LuM Der DEALERS.
BOILER MAKERS.
STOVE REPAIRS.

J. II. Lovett. all kinds Stove repairs;
stoves bought and sold 81 L, Srd So Tel
1867.
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Everybody drinks Manitou water,
the water that made Colorado famous
UTAH LIQUOR co.
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HELP WANTED

e5 GIRLS. IS AND IS EAST FIRST so.
Salt LAX Candy Co
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WHIP MAKERS;

WHIPS. HAND MADE. +. r. MARTIN
q s West Temple st. Lashes by post
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PARK CITY AND RETURN sI.50
Via r. G. w. Sunday. Oct 10,
Appiequist's MIR Bread.
Ask your grocer for the genuine.
Toy. at Wholesale.
Line open for inspection,
THE LACE HOUSE.
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PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
Ia o. Laurel, 1857 Wilson Avenue.
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[, D. S. BUSINESS COLLEGE.

KEMMERER COAL. TEL. -.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-29

then put in the box and Womack. first
up, greeted him with home run, send
ing the ball into some trees near center
Another dinky run came for the locals
in the third on a single by Harms,
steal to second, a pass to Holland and a
long y of Dommel to center. The game
then lost its interest and Durham scored
almost when the team desired, the locals
seeming not to care.
Score: II. H. Z.
Durham. :. ....4 070003 Ola 13 0
Wilmington -. Il 100000 7 2
Batteries: Morris and Curran; Krause,
Harms and Fisher.
Summary. Bases stolen, Harms, Curtis
and Rockford; two base hits, Matthew
son, Dommel Costello and Stocksdale;
Home run. Womack; base on balls, off
Morris 2, off Krause 2, Off Harms 2; hit
by pitched ball, Matthewson, Curran and
Soffle; struck out, by Morris 8, by Krause
g by Harms 3; wild pitches, Harms /;
passed ball, Fisher. Time of game, 1:50.
Umpire, Dolan.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-29
WAYNE IS FOR COMMON.
Clark Leads Justice in the Convention by a
Heavy Majority.
Csnecjal to News and Observer.)

Goldsboro, ~ c., June 2S-The Wayne
County Convention to appoint delegates
to State, Congressional and judicial con
venticrs met in the Opera House at
o'clock today and was called to order by
Hon. w r. Allen. chairman OF the Gem
mittec of the county.
All members of the Democratic press
present were made secretaries; also II.
B. Parker, Jr., was requested to act as
secretary.
Resolutions were passed unanimously
endorsing Judge Conner for Associate
Justice of the Supreme court; Hon. W.
r. Allen for the District Judge: Armi
sead Jones for solicitor; Chas. r. Thomas
for Congress, and J. Y. Joyner for State
Superintendent of Public Instruction, and
delegates to the various conventions
were instructed to vote for them.
A resolution was introduced to instruct
for Judge Clark for Chief Justice. This
met with some opposition and after some
discussion Mr.. Nathan O. Berry placed
in nomination for Chief Justice, Hon.
NJ S. Justice A vote by townships was
called for, resulting in 122 votes for Clark
and 80 for Justice.
The following resolution was also
-assed:
Resolved by the Democratic Conven
| tion of Wayne County, that the people
of Wayne county have noted with pride
| the wise and patriotic administration of
Governor Chas. 3. AyCock, and the full
| illment of every pledge made by him to
| the people of the State in the brilliant
campaign led by him, which resulted in
redeeming the State from Republican,
fusion rule and placing her again safe
| in the Democratic column. and forever
| assuring white supremacy in our grand
| old commonwealth.
The last work OF the convention was to
J settle the primary question, vote by
| townships was taken, defeating the pri-
| mary system by 40 for and 113 against
| The old way of nominating county Off
GERS will therefore, still prevail in
Wayne. Harmony and good feeling pre-
vailed during the session, and the con-
vention adjourned at $3.50 p. m.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-29
DUBLIN COUNTY CONVENTION.
Clark, Conner and Walker arc Unanimously
Endorsed.

Especial to the News and Observer
Warsaw, \. c., June 2S.-Duplin
county convention for selecting delegates
to the State, Judicial and Senatorial
conventions, held at KenansVille today,
unanimously passed resolutions end"'s-
ing II. G.. Conner and Plat d. Walker
for Associate Justices of the Supreme
Court, f. c. Beddingfield for Corpora
ton Commissioner. J. Y. JoYner for Su-
perintendent of Public Instruction, ChaS.
r. Thomas for Congress and Rudolph
Duffy for solicitor. Majority and minor
ity resolutions for endorsement OF Shop
herd and Clark respectively for Chief
Justice precipitated a spirited speech by
John NJ Faison in support of Shepherd
and by l.. A. Beasley and S. o. Middle
ton in support of Clark. The conNcn-
ton was polled by townships, Clark re-
ceiving 1,1f6 and Shepherd 129 votes,
the full township vote being used.