davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-02
(Doks6sseaie).

(Doke6ssenie).
Pc chwili 'us}yssa1em iPrsy-
bywajaeyeh z 'ha1asem pre-
straszonyoh wie6niak6w, pc.
tenn rszpocse}a sic nazarta
b6jka We wszystkich .ozsf-
ciach zamku, wsr6d kt6rej
najbardziej sic rozlega} wrzas-
kliwy CLOS 'mojego strzslca,
potem klatwy 'rozb6jnik6w,
pojedy6eze strza}y, 'potem
turkot odjezdzajacych spiesz-
ME woz6w. a ma koniec RADIO
she okrzyki zwycieztwa dziel~.
nych wie6niak6w. Rozb6jni-.
cy zabrali z SODA cie5ko .moj2
kularannego towazysza.
Jeden zabity, kt6rego moi
Nerod 6misrtelnie swym no.
lem m~y6liwskim ugodsi}, .po"
zosta} na 2laou. Ten 4mia}ek
odwazyl sic bowiem' ;napaSc
ma kr6]a Lapo6czyk6w, gdy
tel biegi ma pomoc swemu
cesarzowi.
Reszte rozb6jnik6w schwy =
tano i uwieziono W ikilka mic
siecy potem.
Ale i my p~onie6lnmy ,stra-
.te nieod5aiowana. Poozoiwy
odzwierny zostaf zaDity. Gdy
przyniesiono do o6wietlonego
pokoju cia}o togo wiernego
pelnego po6wieeenia czaowie-
( ka, Viola popadata " rozpaos
niewys}owiona. Rzucifa sic
ma ziemie i wydawaia to-
ny, podobne do g6osu FRA
nionej ptaszyny. Zaczsfem
sic ma dobre lekac, re zwa-
ryiuje. Podnios}em ia lAgod-:
ME i powiedzia}em, re odtad
ia sic MIA opiekowa6 bede i
zastapie jej tego, kt6rego "
tax okropny spos6b straci}a
drzac Gala, spu6oila
i pod jej d}ugich re-
SOW zacze}y teraz ply.
mac Ivy obvite. Zrozumia-
Ia zatem, co m6wi}em. A kto
move ludzka rozumie, ten
lei sic tel nauczyc mole.
Miesiac uplyna} cd owego
Hdarzenia. w przeciagu togo
2zasu, stara}em sic uczy6
1asliowy ludzkiej, nadziemska
Aoja praea odniesie po5adany
kutek. Teraz ucze ia wyra.
NV jake zwykle ~wymawia,
s bywaja PREY skladaniu
Szysiegi ma mi}oSc i wierno66
zgonna. Skoro je ~wymawia6
trafi, z%aprowadze ia do OIL
za i polacze sic z MIA do.
Apnnym wez}em ma}ze1stwa.
Koniec. |,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-02
THs#HNIeH
8TARHep xANcxY1kA.
rownnA ra4hE n. JonA1A, FrBsfssJl ; srygi1ats Df.A1aeaash


~, pea1slai ssytJ j peaa4
korsn4, lt6ra dwaj
aniolowis nsd g1owa jej uno-
sill. Plasaes ryserse skr.ydla-
|si trzymali idao do boju . jej
wrogiem. Korone zdobia boz
gate i l6niaoe kamienie.
'Pierwssy 2 Mich, cenny
brylant, dad jej ten kt6ry ut.
kali p}aszcz kr6lewski z dzwie-
Ek6w pieknej polskiej movy,
Egdy leg} ma plaskim brzegu
[pruskim cd, raz6w daikioh
[pogan, choc braei. Drugi ka.
[krwawy, to dar cd biskupa,
Fkt6ry walczy} s}owsm 20
|prawda i cze6c. Ten zn6w cd
bialego- mnieha, kt6ry ni6s}
s1owo Boze pc ea}ej swsj
-sz.roki.j ojozyznie. Iuny
|<wszczspi}a " korone saena
ksiezna z Ko6cio}sm ma raku
[Swieci " koronie i bry1ka
soil cd Kingi. Ow cudny
klejnot, czysty jak La, to
|6wiatego kr6lswicza. [ krew
[ozarnego. zakonnika, gdy wy
pod knutsm kosactwa
W 'drogie rubiny zmieniona
ma :tej eudnej koronie osiad}a
ESwieoi;t.m tez klejnot herbo-
Ivy :m}odego pacholesia "
esarnym habicie. I takieh
(wiale.. wiela...
PIasses kr6lewski " eudns
|wsory by} ssyty per}ami dro-
sz1a spani pc SVEN
|dziedzictwie, zastepy aniol6w
pred MIA 6cisra}y drogie klej-
|noty krwi meczehskiej z pol
Ligniey, Warny, Ceeory. Per-
}y rosiane ma targach Kry-
mu i Stambulu gdzie ": Jas
syr pedzono panienki i pa
ianieli zbisrali i ma
szywali na pfaszcz b}ekitny,
c%udowny.
By} on szsroki, l6niaey.
otacsa} kraj caly: cd szczy-
g6r i jezior csystych,
jak oko dziewicy
do piaskiego brzegu, gdzie
morze Icy roni z bursztynu
cd lax lu4yckich, al hon do
wschodu, gdzie wiki
wyjq ~zlowrogo. Tulila MIN
pani swe dziedzietwo pred
gniewu Bo4ego.
Ras gdy wr6g z p6}nocy
n eiemnej zbroi i zo}tym
kolscie chcial pa6stwo jsj
i samek sbursy6. Ona
okry}a go p}aszczem, a wr6g
;otn4f sic ze Wstydom zmle-
'zany. Gdy hufce skrzydlate
pie6nia ma ustach do Boz
"a Rodzicy dziewicy sz}y {
>od Wiede6 ma barwne, ME- (
hufce p6}ksiezyca, !
rospie}a p}aszcs |
vol sssroko i sas}oni}a kra :,
ally i ehrssfoiahstwo przsd
'hmura strsal po1afstwa. ,
Lsez nastaly easy smut (
%, ponurs. Aabraklo PEREZ 1
a pobojowiskash. Mkt ju3 T
10 2dobyl Korsny drogisqi {
rylantami. Plsszsz kr6lew- :
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
Drowned in the willamette

Portland, or, oct 2--Jamcs y. shan
non, formerly of Vallejo. Cal where his
wife and infant reside. ana Miss Julia
Bones. residence unknown, were
drowned Ia the Willamette river last
night With q party Of five others.
Spaunon and Miss Bones had been sail
ing on the river during the evening As
preparations were being made to bring
the sailboat to her anchorage. Tom
Driswell, a member Of the party, and
Miss Bones decided to go ashore In %
small sklh and were about TO pull away
from the salboat when shannon, de-
spite warning, that the skin would
Mold but two people, jumped into the
small boat which began Immediately
To mn with water, Mother Shannon
ror MISS Bones were able to swim
DrlsWell made a heroic effort 20 save
Miss Bones. but her weight and the
"Nift current was too much for him,
and he was obliged to release his hold.
Another member Of the party Jack
Mantz, jumped into the water to the
girls aid, but was himself almost
drowned
The bodies have not been recovered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
NEGOTIATIONS BROKEN OFF
Between Electric Co.'S and Their
Employees for higher Wages.

Berlin, oct THE negotiations be-
tween the electrical companies and their
employees for higher wages were hrok-
en- off today and a general strike IN the
works manufacturing electrical appar-
atus and supplies has been ordered for
tomorrow, Part of the employees OF the
power and lighting works went out on q
sympathetic strike today without wait
ing the result OF the conference Of the
Ia Dor leaders with their employers. con-
stquently one-thid Of the street cars
were stopped Electric lighting tonight
may be partially suspended. The mu-
nicipal government acting on the prlu-
ciple that unlighted streets are dan
ger TO the public has ordered 50 cngi-
neers from the fire companies to TIL
various power houses.
As the army contains many thousand
of trained workers, every trade COM
pany has applied TO the minister of war
for temporary details Of engineers and
stokers, These have been refused on
present, but arrangements have been
made to bring $50 engineers from the
torpedo battalions at KEEL
The war ministry has also declined
to issue an order announcing TO dis
charged soldiers about 200 900 OF whom
have served out their term, that engl-
reers and stokers could find employ
ment with the electric companies. But
the army administration will offer no
objection 10 battalion commanders Civ
ing out such notices.
Two guard regiments now maueuver-
Ing I'm the country have been ordered
to return Immediately to Berlin as "A
precautionary measure against strike
excesses They will arrive here to-
night
Half the street ear service is now
stOnped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
County Attorney Christensen Pro-
mulgates Them for Matter
OF Record.
INTENT OF THE LEGISLATURE
Committing Magistrates Of the County
We're all Notified Of the New Pre-.
cedure This Afternoon.

A now rule has been established by
County Attorney Christensen In regard
to the Ming Of transcripts in felony
cases with the clerk Of the third dis
trict court Hereafter the committing
magistrates viii be required 10 file
transcript OF all felony cases wheth-
or the defendant has been bound over
to the district court or whether he
has been discharged,
Tho rule has been TO file the trans
cripts only whep tho defendant is bound
over TO the district court In look
ing up the statutes on the subject.
County Attorney Christensen has
reached the conclusion that the intent
OF the legislature was that the trans
crpts IN an felony cases should be
filed iu the district court 80 as to be-
come q matter Of record In that court
whether the defendant Is bound over
or not. u is ON some occasions very
important that the record Of the dis
trict court should show that pris
ortr had been discharged by Il COM
hitting magistrate hence Il is TO make
the record complete that the new rule
has been established Notices Of the
rule were today mailed 10 all of the
committing magistrates In the county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
ATTEMPT TO ASSASSIRATE
PRIEST. PALMA BY DROWNING

New York. oct Am attempt to
aseassinate President Palma nv drown.
ing has been made. according to a ca
BILE dispatch TO the Herald dated oct. /.
Details Of the plot came out only sun
day however, ana then by accident.
The correspondent Tor the Herald
made inquiries as 10 why the prcei-
dent Was not using his special car to
travel to ana from Havana as has been
his custom, ana vas informed that re-
Gently wedges had been found driven
into Il bridge over which he passed the
wedges being 80 arranged that had his
car struck them az anything near It's
usual speed II would have been thrown
into the water with him, Fortunately,
however the car was running slowly
and passed over the Instructions In
safety.
The danger was not recognized until
afterwnId Since that time President
Palma has been driving the seven
miles TO his home, always accompanied
by secret service police.
President Palma VIII not leave his
summer home for several days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
Wants Troops to Mutiny.

Budapest Hungary oct deputy
Zoltan Lengyal leader Of the radical
wing Of the coalition party, wants to
lnaugHate mutny Of an the Hungar-
ans In the Austro-Hungaran army in
support Of the coalition demands.
NJ, Lengyal, I'm an open letter pup
lished today calls ON oil the Hungarians
IN the army 10 lend their aid IN support
ing the nations desires All Hungarian
born officers OF the reserve and all nom
commissioned officers, he contends,
ought 10 resign, While the Hungarian
soldiers heucetorth should refuse to
obey orders issued IN the German Ian
guugc Tho deputy also proposes q So
cml boycott of German aud Austrian
officers 10y the Magyar population. The
punishment of the mutnous troops. he
points out Is impossible, as there would
not De men enough LETT Inv the army to
deal with the Hungarian potcstcrs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
LniYersity of ChIenro orens.

Chicago, oct With prospects for
a record breaking number Of students,
the University of Chicago began It's
fourteenth year today \ 10 per cent
increase over the registration year
ago Of . 232 is expected
Seven young men tom the Philippines
have entered,
By the Inauguration OF the English
system of college organization. applied
here for the first time IN The l., $.
Junior college students win be divided
into four colleges arts, literature
philosophy aud scieuce--accordng to
the work they take up
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
REPUBLICANS To
MEET TOMORROW.
Will Assemble in Salt Lake The
alter at O;3O to Nominate a
City Ticket.
WILL NAME LYNCH FOR MAYOR.
ludge J. E. Frlek VIII be Temporary
Chairman and S. c. Wing viii be
The Temporary Secretary.

The Republican city convention Will
he called TO order in the Salt Lake the
ater tomorrow morning at $3.50 O'Clock
an carly start being deemed necessary
in order that the business OF the con-
vention may be completed before night
Judge J. f. Frlck viii be temporary
chairman while the duties Of tempo
rary secretary will deyolvc upon s. c..
Wing
LYNCH LEADS FOR MAYOR,
From oil that could be learned this
afternoon chief Of Police w j. Lynch
will be the partys nominee for mayor
While others have been prominently
mentioned in this connection, their
names, for the most part have been
uged without authority and therefore
they cannot be regarded as active can
ddates for the place. Names so used
Include those OF Hon w. 5. Mccormick
and Hon. q. j salisbury either or
whom would be quite acceptable to- the
great majority of party workers But
as neither desires Inc honor at this
lime, 90 is not probable tha- their names
VIII be presented 10 tho convention,
and it would not he surprising II Mr..
Lynch We're nominated by acclamalion.
For OTHER OFFICES.
For city recorder there are three
very aggressive candidates, They are
&. S. Buckwaltor, at present deputy
county clerk j. j. Meyer and j. O.. Bar
thcl While The former Is regarded by
many as d sure winner, there are those
who declare themselves strongly in IA
Nor Of the other two
yIGUs TO THE FORE
Until quite recently Charles Cotroll.
j.. cX-county commissioner was re-
gardod as I'm the running for city re-
cordor. but Il was learned today that
Mr. CottrcIl was out for the city dud-
itorship and stood good chance Of
being nominated. Another candidate
IS w r. Nigus. former manager of the
Associated Press of this city, while
friends OF Brigham Clegg are actively
engaged urging him TO make the race.
FOR ATTORNEY.
For city attorney those mentioned
arc w r. Hutchinson, w. l.. Stevens
md Assn. County Atty Willard Han
son. who win win can hardly hc con.
jcctured at this time.
CITY TREASURER
The candidates for city treasurer are
W. j. Beatic. Fred c. Bassott and Jo-
soph Openshaw. As all have friends in
the convention, the fight for the NOM
iuation promises TO be one OF the most
Interesting Of the day
Further dcponeut sayeth not.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
LATE LOCALS.

At the Grand the sensational drama
why Women sim holds the boards
this evening,
Florence Roberts and her company
present for the first time on any stage
the new play Of Ann Lamont at the
Salt Lake Theater tonight
The Tenth quorum Of Seventy Will
hold lts regular monthly meeting at
the Second ward Westinghouse tonight
az 1880 o'clock a full attendance is
desired.
Chairman Darmor Of the American
party city committee has called a
meeting for tonight at o'clock of
American party workers Of the First
ward. The purpose OF the meeting has
not been made public,
The receipts OF the Office Of County
clerk Eldredge during the month Of
September amounted to S2,2li.05 This
is an Increase Of Sj03,lO over the re-
cCipts for September 1904, which
amounted TO N,I67,95.
Mrs. NJ Bena OF Splltlog, Mo. Is
anxious to learn Of the whereabouts Of
her l9.year-old son and has appealed
TO Gov cutler 10 help her locate him.
she states m htr communication that
the LAST time she heard Of him was
on June % when ne was arrested at
Helper, Utah. while I'm q Rio Grande
boxcar He has light hair blue eyes
and weighs 1850 pounds Any irfor-
nation concerning him win be- received
with many thanks by the distressed
mother,
Friday. oct G-Reuuion Of Scottish
Missionary society Seventh ward as
sembly hall. Fifth South between West
Temple and First West streets, =
D. m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
Root Begins Routine Work.

Washington oct 2--Mr Root today
formally took up the important duties
of the Office Of secretary of state He
came early TO the state department,
as did Mr. Bacon, the new assistant
secretary and presented the latter lp
Mr.. LOOMS, the retiring assistant Sec
rotary Naturally there was much for
Mr.. LOOMS to discuss with Mr., Root
ami Mr.. Bacon, as neither Of these
gentlemen had kept close watch on
the recent developments In iuternntion-
al relations and 1t remained for the re-
firing officer 10 place them I'm possess
sion of a multitude Of facts connected
with important pending diplomatic IT,
sues II probably will require az least
two days time to complete the turning
over Of this class Of business and con-
sequently NJ. Bacon has not yet taken
the oath Of office I'm order not 10 dis
place MI Loomis oficialy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
CONSTRUCTION OF NEW
BARRACKS AT FORT BOISE
Col Ruhlin Will Visit Post, Inspect
And Report on the Question OF
Grade Levels.
lspeclal 10 Id vNeNs.'l

Washington, y. c.. oct. 2.-Senator
Hepburn. though quite ~ at His apart.
ments here, Is reported as conyalescing
IN fact though not able TO leave his
bed he has placed In the hands Of his
secretary certain facts relative TO the
Boise barracks construction and bid
him 30 forth ana do something. The
secretary TO the senator laid the mat
ter before the acting secretary Of war.
who decided TO detail col. Rubin. OF the
engineer corps to go out and look the
situation over and report II appears
that the proposed construction Of new
buildings at that post have not met
with genera approval officers quar-
ters at Boise under original PROPOSE
ton were TO be erected 80 feet above
the parade ground This was not sat
isfdctory to many interested It was
deemed by army critics best 10 erect
these structures ON level with the
parade ground. II Is to settle this
controversy rs to grade levels that
Col Rubin win personally inspect and
report
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02

dent has decided 20 make New orleans
the anal stop on his trip He will be
IN New Orleans on the 26th inst, re-
turning after the ceremonies by water
ON cruiser He Is expected to return
here by the last OF the month
The president Will leave Washington
on the 18th inst, As far as St Angus
tine. Fla. the trip win be made as
previously arranged. From ST. Au-
gustine the president win go 10 Mobile.
Instead Of TO Birmingham, az previous
~ scheduled, thence to Tuskegee and
Birmingham. From Alabama he viii
go to Little Rock, Ark There the
party win be dlshanded, the president
and Secy Loeb going to New Orleans
for the ceremonies IN that city on the
26th inst, and the remainder Of the
party returning from Little Rock TO
Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
President Again at the Desk.

Washington. oct. This was Pres
ident Ro0sevelts first day IN the ex-
ecutlyp offices for three months, and he
was busy from the moment Of his ar
rival until the close of the official day
The president received cordial cougrat-
ulauons on his fine physical condition.
He told several OF his callers that he
never had felt better In his life, not
wlthstandlng the hard work Of the
summer.
Among the congressional callers on
the president was senator Fulton ot
oregon senator Fulton discussed with
the president some phases Of the land
fraud developments, ont no statement
was made about the details Of the Iu-
tcrvieW,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
DECKER DITCH WATER,
1t Causes Dispute and Injunction Suit
Against ben llnrrles.

An injunction ana damage suit was
filed iu the district court today by Luis
Borgaza against Ben Harries to re-
strain defendant from interfering with
plaintiffs water rights In and TO the
Parleys creek water Moving through
the Decker ditch. Plaintiff alleges
that he is the owner Of fyo acres OF
land under the Decker ditch system
aud Is entitled 10 use the water for 80
hours at time continuously for irri-
eating said land,
on June % It is alleged that defend
ant refused TO permit plaintiff 10 turn
said water onto his land and when
plaintiff attempted to do so defendant
assaulted him and Knocked him down
and declared that he would use any
force necessary to prevent him from
using said water. Defendant convert
ed the water 10 his own use and plain
tin claims that he has been damaged
in the sum Of $4,000 by reason Of being
deprived Of water for irrigating his
farm. lie asks judgment for that
amount and also asks that defendant
be enjoined from interfering with said
water i'm the future
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
L. p. EXCURSIONS,
Personally Conducted Tour win
Begin Oct. .,

Omaha. oct 2.--On oct. "A the Union
Pacific railroad viii inaugurate per-
sQnally conducted tour Of the west, IL
VIII not be an excursion by fare paid
by the passenger win include all eN-
ponses Of the traveller. including meals
lodging, side trips and railway fare,
" hich win be paid for In lump sum
The trip viii cover ~ days and the
train will stop az all points Of interest
along tho line, including cities In col
orado, Utah. aud California.
The price win be- Sl62 for the entire
trip. The road expects 10 run these
trains periodically i'm the future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
IDAHO POSTAL MATTERS.
Several Postmasters Appointed and
Rural Routes Established,
Cspeclal to tho "Nows.'O

'Npt'lul 10 the news,
Washington, D, c., Oct Idaho
postmasters appointed. Bates, Free
mont county, Mrs. Sadie Andrews vice
Mrs. Laura Lund. reslgnedi Paris, Bear
Lake county, Miss Annie Bulge vice
LIilias Bulge resigned
Idaho rural routes ordered established
Dee. !; JUlietta, Latah county. route J.,
population 2i5, houses 81 ReXburg,
Fremont county. routes and 3, popula-
ton 925, houses 20S
a postoilice has been established at
Monitor, kootenai county, Ida, with
Fred johnson as postmaster
The name of the postofiice at the
Shoshone agency Fremont county,
Wyo. has been changed to Wind River,
and William II. Dickinson commits
stoned as postmaster
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
BEEKEEPERS' MEETING.

The Utah Beekeepers association Will
hold their semi annual meeting I'm the
mayors office in the city and couu-
~ building oct 6 at 10 o'clock a. m.
An are cordially invited. Questions Of
vital Importance to the industr" win he
considered, and all Interested In the
smelter smoke question or who have
lost their bees through the action Of
the smoke, II they desire any compen-
sation for their loss they should attend
the meeting says President Loyesy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
Riddle Divorce Case.

The testimony In the divorce case Of
Mlllissa Riddle against John +, Riddle.
which WAS heard by Judge Armstrong
today. disclosed the fact that the de-
PENDANT deserted his wife IN the same
day they were married. The date ot
their marriage was Sept. q, 1899, aud
on the same day defendant deserted
her and for six years she has waited
for his return but all I'm vain, She has
not seen him since and more than that
he has failed TO support her and her
5-year-old daughter The court grant
ed her a divorce and the custody Of her
child and also allowed her to resume
her maiden name. Milllssa Pitts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
NEGROES IN AFRICA.
Petition to Have Congress Set Aside a
Tract of Land for Them Theirs.

A communication was received by Gov
cutler today from d, r. Thomas OF Globe
Ariz., asking him TO sign petition to the
president ana Congress In favor OF the
colonization of negroes IN Africa, The
purpose uf the petition Is 10 have Com
grcss aid I'm securing a tract Of land In
Africa. 500 by 1000 miles I'm dimension for
providing homes and free government
iur an oN-slaNes and their offspring who
desire tu migrate from the United States
90 that country
The idea OF the movement is for the
United States 10 furnish the money To
carry the scheme into effect and then u.s.
tamlish % directorate over the colony for
10 years and Irt the money back of of
the farms OF the colonlsts II Is the inteu.
tiCn 90 send all Of the unemployed me-
gtuo- and two-thlrds of the negro con-
Vets TO Africa inc governor is cousid-
ton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
PROVO CONVENTION.
Republicans Meet and Effect Perma.
nent Organization
lsnocInl 10 IN 0NoMs. y

Especial to the "NeWs.D
Provo, oct THE Republican city
convention met this morning in the
opera House, when city Chairman
Armlstead announced the following
temporary officers; A. L. Booth chair
man Mrs Kitue A. Hines secretary;
William b. clayton, assistant secretary.
After a brief speech from Chairman
Booth in which he outlined the work
expected of the convention tho various
committees were appointed and an adj
jouument taken until 1880 p, m.
ON recommending the committee on
permanent organization and order OF
business recommended that the tenn
porary officers be made permanent.
with the addition OF II, II. Clun as
chaplain and SIlas Alfred as sergeant
at-arms Adopted.