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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-25

name will be presented by Hon. George
l., Nye, The name Of Gov. Wells, 1t is
stated, win be put forth by Judge r..
u. Colburn, while II. O. Rideout has
been selected to perform a similar SER
vice for Mr. Cutler. 1t is thought that
the convention will reach this order
OF business about o'clock. This how
ever, is purely conjecture,
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
The committee on organization and
order Of business agreed upon the fol-
lowing order OF business
Report Of committee on credentials.
Report of committee on permanent
organization.
Installation Of the permanent OFF,
GERS
Report Of committee on platform and
resolutions
Nomination for governor
Nomination for secretary OF state
Nomination for justice of supreme
court,
Nomination for state treasurer.
Nomination for auditor.
Nomination for superintendent OF
public instruction
Nomination for attorney general
Nomination for three presidential
electors.
Nomination for congressman.
This Is the order Of business suggest
ed by the Wells delegates
APPoRTGoNMENT OF DELEGATES.
The convention is composed Of 400
delegates, apportioned to the several
counties as follows the apportionment
being made on a basis of the vote cast
for Congressman Joseph Howell In 1902,
and which also is here given
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Total Vote ...........,.. 400
Necessary to a Choice ...,. 231

TITS anybody's fight
That was an expression that was fire.
Quenty heard among the delegates Of
The Republican state convention today,
or course the statement applied par
tcularly to the nomination of candi-
date for governor; for the selection Of
the man who shall head the state tick
ct seems to overshadow every other
place at the conventions disposal The
struggle for 1t is fierce and determined.
And considering the feeling that has
been Injected into the fight It IS remark
able h0w well the delegates have con-
uolled themselves
WHO will wln-Wells or Cutler?" The
politician who can answer that question
nj this writing Is far wiser than any
OF his fellows. At the camp of the
present governor his nomination IS pre-
dioted with an apparently answering
conndenco-a confidence that was in
fpred by two facts, the first Of which
was the control and organization this
morning of the Salt Lake city and
county delegation caucus. The second
was the vote I'm the committee OF per-
manent organization and order of bust
ness this afternoon, when It was de-
clded to make the temporary organiza-
uon permanent Twenty-Five votes
were cast and as many counties
represented. The Wells men con-
tended for the naming Of George
NJ Cannon as permanent as
well as temporary chairman, The
cutler support presented the name OF
W. D. Livingston of sanpete, When
the matter went 20 a ballot Cannon
Won on vote Of rs 10 O.
Immediately there was great ado at
inc Wells headquarters, where the
outcome was accepted as a fair test Of
strength between the two candidates,
while 1t was not what the Cutler con-
unsent would have liked. they did not
apparently attach as much Importance
70 The result as their opponents. and
tald That like the victosy at the morn
ing meeting Of the Salt Lake delegation
u was not 80 considerable after all as
'he sequel would show, Tho control OF
'he convention so far as presiding over
!" celebrations, they argued was not
: matter OF vital importance after all,
what they said was more essential was
'he possession and control OF votes
Wnen II should come to the real test OF
huensth In the candidate for governor.
II The Wells people can get any COM
lott out Of the convention work so far.
a. II is gone they are entitled to IT,"
'hey said Tor our turn is coming"
And so the controversy wages. The
temporary organization becomes per-
manent and thus no little time will be
saved.
mere Is less activity az the head
ruariers OF Secretary OF State Ham
asona though his followers profess
>VN"oenee In his nomination. His
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THE DESTROYER GROzOVOI ALSO
japanese Vessels Will Remain Until
The Disarmament is
Complete
DONE AT INSTANCE OF THE CAR.
Russia Was Only Waiting Definite
Agreement to Insure Ships Against
Repetition Of Ryeshtclni Incident.

Shanghai Aug 25.-An order was re-
ceyed al $3.50 o'clock last night from
the Russian minister at Pckin that tho
cruiser Askod and the torpedo boat de-
stroyer Grozoyol are to be disarmed
Yesterday was a day Of considerable
anxiety In official circles. First an or
der went forth that the vessels could
remain four days longer Then nego-
tiatious We're begun for another four
days. This request was eagerly and
persistently pressed by the Russian
minister at Pekin but II was absolutely
refused by the Chinese government.
Thereupon an order came TO Shanghai
TO rush work on the vessels and 20
out 20 what seemed certain death next
Sunday. The AFFECT distress of the AS
kold's crew when this news was re-
ceived was pitiable. From the first
the officers and crew have urged dis
armament but the minister at Pekin
would not consider the suggestion. The
dock managers yesterday notified the
Russian officers that the Askold's hull
NNAih NV W lfHdllNil ny AOlludYs Mute
telegraphing at Pekin followed and last
night the welcome order TO dismantle
was received by the Russian admiral.
Under the supervision of the customs
authorities representing China, the AS
kold and Grozovoi will go out Of COM
mission before Sunday and as soon as
they are patched up they win take tEzfr
places alongside the gunboat Mandjur.
which was dlsmanted last March. EN-
peror Nicholas sent a message TO the
crews of the Askod and Grozovol con-
graduating them for saving the vessels
and conveying words Of hope. There
Is general satisfaction here over the
outcome OF the matter. It is understood
that hte Japanese fleet will remain un-
that the japanese fleet will remain I'M
dlsarmed.
BY CARS DIRECTION.
Shanghai Aug. 25.-The dismantling
OF the cruiser Askold and the torpedo
boat destroyer Grosovoi, is by direct or
der of Emperor Nicholas, who sent a
message to the crews concentrating
them on saving the vessels and thank
ilb NhNAl A'l Niitll WIG w liit tlI-
plre.
FRENCH FEEL RELIEVED.
Paris, Aug. 25-An official dispatch
from Shanghai says the Russian con-
sui has notified the taotai that the Ask
old and Grozovoi have been disarmed.
The authorities here are awaiting "a
similar notice from Saigon OF the dis
armament Of the Diana
The French officials are much re-
lleved at the avoidance Of dangerous
possibilities at Shanghai
NO SURPRISE IN ST. PETERSBURG.
81, Petersburg, Aug 25. (2:l0 p. MI
The announcement that the Askold and
Grozovoi had been dlsarmed at Shang-
hal came ms no surprise here, since the
responsible authorities had decided a
week ago, as stated IN the Associated
Press dispatches, 20 follow this course.
Russia was only waiting for a definite
agreement between China and Japan
which would insure the protection OF
the ships against repetition of the
Ryeshitelnl incident al Chefoo. After
the flags OF the Askold and Grozovol
had been hauled down their guns were
dismantled.
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DETAIL OF C0NSTABULARY
AMBUSHED BY BANDITS,

Manila avg ga detail Of the constab-
uiary has been ambushcd on the island Of
Leyte by a supei Tor force OF bandits, capt
" Barrett Of the c0nstabulary, WAS Killed
I'm the fighting
There has been trouble In the province
of Misamis, island, OF Mindanao, whore
bandits have looted several towns. The
native authorities were dehod and Pablo
Morcodo and his family were kidnapped,
Ceycedo was nccuscdsof being too friend.
ly Nith the Americans, Three Chinese
stores were burned Fout natives were
murdered. three Of them being buried
alive col Hartford Of the Coustabulary
is now ON the trail ~ the bandits,
Lieut. Thornton Of the constabulayy hGh
met death by drowning neh. Dagupnn,
island OF IgZon.
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SENATOR HOAR.
Prospects Are That He viii Have
A Comfortable Day,

Worcester Mass. Aus 2j-The morn
Ing bulletin from the bedside Of Senator
George r. Hoar today reads
THE senator had a comfortable night.
lie took his nourishmcnt this morning
The prospects are that he viii have a
comfortable day"
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The Detroit Wins Second Race.

san Diego, CAL Ale. 2i,-The second
race Of 20.fopt vachtr or the trophy pcn-
naut presented by Sir Thomas Upton has
NJ tho san Diego Yacht club. The De-
troit having taken tive races, the third
viii be unnecessary and will net 10 sailed.
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wslnslms~ Pleads Not Guilt,

New York Aus g-rhllia 'co'nsimer
pregljen. of to- building trb1ei alliance
under indictment ON chlrec o. cxtor.
Three separate motions fcr dismissal sad
delay were Cvcrruled Nciusiiner was re-
leased Ga. iNlO bonds
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WELLS WINS TWO SKIRMlSAES
u.wey,r the Real Fight Is to Come and
The Cutler Men Say They Will
Emerge Victorious.
TROUBLE OVER THE PLATFORM
p,.scototlon of Flank by llppman
supposedly in lntcrc't of Kearns
Raises Unexpected Storm

At two o'clock, the time tor the
r,.assembling of the convention
me platform committee was still
out with indications OF remaining
oct for a considerable time long
er. The occasion of the delay
was the presentation of a plank
by Joseph Lippman, manager OF
the Salt Lake Tribune, presurn-
ABLY in the special interest OF
Senator Kearns. The plank
pledges the Republican Legisla-
ture and party to the election OF
a United States Senator regard
less Of all other considerations.
II was charged that the senator
must either be fearful of defeat or
a deadlock and that this plank
vas presented for his benefit The
fight over it is most spirited and
doubts are expressed as to its
fate
The plank was incorporated
and later adopted by the conven-
ton.
Nominations for governor COM
meneed at 3 o'clock.
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DECORATIONs Nh LEGENDs

Tho Theater was deliberately decorat-
ed in the national colors, streamers Of
bunting being suspended from the gall
leries and the boxes being draped with
large American flags. I'm the center of
the stage hung the Stars and stripes
Illuminated with vari-coored electric
lights. while palms were lastly ar
ranged OH either side of the platform.
where stood pictures of Presidents
George Washington, Abraham Lincoln,
Ulysses s. Grant William Mckinley
and I'm the center, both on the stage
and suspended from the ceiling, two
striking portraits Of President Theo-
dore Roosevelt. surrounding streams
ers Of bunting above the stage. was the
American Eagle IN a victorious atti-
tudo." A large beehive, Utah's pioneer
emblem Of industry, occupied con-
splcuoue place in the topmost box to
the right Of the stage. while banners
bearing the following sentiments were
displayed from the upper gallery,
what has aided Utah most?-Re-
publicanism."
Progress, Liberty and Prosperity,
Republican watchWords'
"Our state our Country and Our
Party"
The work Of decorating the Theater
was done under the supervision Of that
strenuous Republican worker, {. ".
Anderson,
CALL TO ORDER
IL WAS i1.i5 whcn state Chairman
james II Anderson raped for order
the Thcater being then well filled with
both delegates aud spectators,
CHAIRMAN ANDERsON's SPEECH
In addressing the convention Mr.. An
derson referred TO the Republican par
~ as that which held In its hands the
destiny Of the state OF Utah. Some time
ago, he said, the party made certain
promises, most Of which had been ful-
filled The others would see their fulnl-
ment In due season. one act OF which
the Republican party was justly proud
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The Want ads. are ".hs Little Eusy
Bees Of Publoty"--snd They May
be Harnesssd at Your Service.
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CHAIRMAN CANNoN's SPEECH.

Chairman Cannon was here intro
duced by Chairman Anderson. He re-
coived a generous round of applause
and delivered an interesting address,
which Is found on another page Of this
issue Of the News" At the close OF
his remarks he started the machinery
of the convention to moving In a man
ncr that indicated his intention to push
business along with the utmost facility.
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r, o., Ara Doing Only About Halt
" enouah Business yog Are PROBABLY 5
Doing About tislf'Enoush Ad'sr'
Using
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14
0ciSiid,c @Dttcr.

gei Der Dor Ginger 3eit i'm Safer
palate 3s 4'eiing abgsbalsenea giriir
flung fir literariide Stuoien, 10 idseihi
bic sNOrtb China 9aiID Mems" mar
Is cinem aus oer Gtoot WeibIien in Der
Yrooin5 Sbontuna gsbiiriigen 9anpi-
ooten gelunsen. ais erIter bon alien
ourd's ,3iel 5u gebea. Sin iolder
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fen aagemein beneibeien @raO nennea.
1T alio Der gelebriei lie gtusbuno ben orei
Sobrsdreen bes eansen groBen Treiz
acknowledgements, yurd Ioldes
Slid niro nun aber ni6t MT Der
Heio Der WtnI1ea, lonoern aud Der
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nan oaber ben aon3en CONNER bin
burd felt on eine beDor IietenOe 9iirye.
Die gewi1ermaben Gin in Den Nagsn Der
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bsuten. Dob Ie ctenlo Iebr Dol benz
naben llnGeil beirofien perben piiroe,
foic onbsre DlenI6en. Die NIT S.ders
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(5Ortfebung fOIst.)
Gin TGauael italiemiidsf 1irdlen nno elm
reidjs .einieria Hsnidait.

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reid,e .sInleriaHsnidait.
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Cen icine gaafe. Nlr in Den tieiaetn
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4peobl ooll 5dnlen. 4er nun trrs
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