The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-22

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The Coliseum employees think II the
best proportional and arranged &c
vention hall SEA the United States The
outside walls are Of stone with castei-
lated turr~ts. The FIRST mental effort
after looking at the immensely oF state
rartsrre rising or psrteFre. was TO
tituate the total seating GA pScity "a
lnroed out to BE about s5g0 numbered
places including IS baak 81 $50 rising
behind the chairman. Above This ter
race 81 seats we're hung a colossal por-
trait OF th~ late senator Hanna or 81
canvass twenty by seventeen feet The
portraits 81 the president wfth nagS
about them were placed AZ regular IN
farvals around the 8wpbifh-sfer Tbe
nanueret af the Home Market etub ~
Boston swunE near tbn roof opposite
he chairman. Underneath the roztruiu
and stretching the Whole length ~ tha
b@ seweut wHs sBe of the Tuost curious
sights 80 The convention it was th-
~, "a pheruaiia Of the workers who COM
mun3Catea 60 millions Hhat tAouza r.f5
saw ip THIS space were rHn uto
than a@n afr~s ronnat ting directly ~tta
| Tire principal news pa peers ~ the ,s3#.-
try aba with agencies tb4t transmit
news More than 1913 telephones asegu
put ln ard upwards 81 500 tnieer.s un
tnstrumeuts Hundreds 81 repoftess
operators and messengers manned IA
huge intelligence department
Fer hours before aHd iarinn tu-
convention the hufefs Were vacant.
Large rooms occupied by state head
quarters were decorated Ntth tri-coJar
eloth and ptefares of d.4ttuE55 shed
leaders. hufh 5fviBR and dead
Ia iho h0urs between BREAST st aHI
the stsft fur she hat thefr asE rttH-
er "a general Hfefc haure af Iisia
among headers The oHiT fupoff8ut re.
suIs of fhe Informal conference vss
the Inscription af movniuant fo at.aa
about unanimous aritau ts sflufsesa
thr favartte SON compliment srr
vote which several aeleNa ICONS expect
Ell 20 give candidates. tg was allied
that similar artiau wHs taken tt pHf
ad@lphta fouf years ago and the trru
Fm~nt was uaade fhat as the convention
was to be e uttifjsatiau mevtIae snF-
say both candidate #nuuaa hv auan-
isuoasis banned Nefg fe@ meu wno
were e. be presented expected te f=-
esiv~ #ny VOTES OUTSIDE ~ their awp
delegations sud Il evas pointed aut tH "a
no great compliment was extended in
vote ~ this kind for second place au
the national tleket
The Naw YaFk ard tGlHsuls l#geet
lions arrived simultaneously sma sta&-
I'd hearty applause
When Speaker Cannon. seuntsr
Fairbanks and - Secretary Raos as-
rived theY w~F~ apnlaadrs8 ~ xaHsr-
tes and delegates
TIE convention Waa eatIasf e. Af8ar
SHORTLY after muum bw gshairvsAn pasn#
Rev ~ BfuNt of Esaasiuasu tH
Methodist. delivered So Invocation.
Chairman Payne ressnwn4seA ssas
Var Sant - Minnesota as pr~s~nf tsss
gaNei u@ed ~ thm pxewsasnw osFatHr
II was maade rs tn# sHsssaahsssm ~ the
AuaEfA atwuwa Wefss agNh = hnos af
b. sasa is bad @w@m useA 81 Hewuns
can conventions in M5nnssa xalaa 81
f.umls sma phssasfefpAsa- FEe sssst gss
Chairman 60 an~ ~ e. ere rassw eet assst
wasea would nsssainafe snss fea#lsss
| fnElaEihs~ l~&a~F. TMemsssfw Reese sas
| IA aaa TIE Afas wm@aAea @s Fhe psna8-
/ a~nts naHse in the ennvansksn ana EA-
4 8NAematem reese e. @mm saam EMe~xs
Famw thrpusn ths hatl sna many nsem