The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
'AL[|ERES IS
,elADE PRESIDENT
3 a. ssis,ing Officer of Senate Sue
eds LOubet as Chief
IL Executive.
,v,,. fEST INTEREST IN
voASSEMBLY PROCEEDINGS
eecss
psn -
ely
~. res Defeats DOumer by a
Majority on First
. Ballot.

AUS. Jan. 1s.-M FaIlicres. President
/ ~Senate. was today elected Presi-
.kIFrance. to succeed NJ. I.oubet,
fationaI Assembly met at o'clock
'Aslernoon In the Congress hall OF the
~5alace at Versailles for tho cleo
7st President OF the Republic The
e,sly consists Of sol Deputies and 800
e~s but owing 10 deaths, illness and
1sage OF some OF the Deputies TO
- nate, leaving their seats vacant
nber present was decreased 10
30, making I3O votes necessary 10
new President.
M sreat Interest Manifested.
rreatest interest was manifested In
,ocecdines. which, however. were
v,folonged The members OF the AS
voted I'm alphabetical order.
awaitlng their turn discussed cN-
, the prospects OF their fayorites,
eh several candidates were men
Tor the Presidency In succession to
!, ubct. including NJ. Fallleres. Presi-
= the Senate, NJ. Doumer, President
Chamber of Deputies NJ. Sarrien,
Minister OF Justice, and l.. Leon
= eois. the former Premier, the real
was between M Fallicres and
Socialists Support Him.
jallieres had the general support OF
advanced Socialists and Radical
5. constituting the famous party
sustained the Combcs Ministry. NJ.
cr however. was a formidable op-
I, whose election TO the Presidency
Chamber OF Deputies last year,
breaking away from his former
.tion with the famous party pre-
Ia nt.If lou
Combes, The old Liberal Republi-
elong TO the Center, and the Con-
PES who then voted for NJ Doumer
en- inclined 10 continue their al
Outburst Of Enthusiasm.
the first figurcs-M. Fallieres. 446.
Doumcr, 31l-werc given out there
outburst OF enthusiasm, which
after the corrected figures,
. FallicreS ii9 and thus lncreaS-
- already clear majority, were an
$40 voters were present The final
10%cre.
1lblicres, 44s. NJ. Doumer. 37l; scat
H)ter abstaincd from depositlng his
|kdllieres returned 10 Paris from
ts, escorted by a military guard
Qr. He Will take over his new
february is.
|t7w President OF France is the son
fVeistratcs clerk and the grandson
4SNew Presidents Record.
.Ument Armand Fallieres was born
5AH<er G. 1871. at Mazin, Department
fHf-Garrone. He studied law and
e bed to the bar at Merec, OF which
81: became Mayor, retaining the Of
III 1915.
Following year he was elected to
- .mber OF Deputies as Republican
Inflated himself with the Repubn
g4N group I'm the Chamber, He dis
ed himself as an orator and was
Iy0od I'm 1871 and 1873, In 1880 he was
rs Under Secretary to the Minis
nm be Interior, and he was again re-
10 the Assembly in 1851.
lgh Retired With Ferry.
n9tired from the Ministry at the
%-, -, the fall OF the Jules Ferry Cabi-
ssi, returned TO power the following
.srAd was made President of the
a q and ad interim Ministe: of For
~ 'fnirs. Subsequently he was sue
~ Minister OF Public Instruction,
OF the Interior and Minister of
= He was elected Senator in 1899,
son which he has held since that
nd was elected to the Presidency
&Senate In 1889 He was reelected
l Wand was again reelected January
Me present year
E llieres took an active part In the
M question, opposing at first the
" Ion for the separation OF the
and state, but later encrgetcally
ed the repression of the clergy.
1oubet Congratulates Him.
Espending brief period at the Of
which he occupies as
PIT OF the Senate, NJ Fallieres
. Elysce palace to meet NJ. Loubet.
rmly congratulated him.