Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
,i,tino Of Dynamite Under Hall
'', nssre Governor Spoke Being
investigated.
VARIOUS THEORIES ADVANCED
,J Chnutauqua Brought !"
81 .,..o-Congrc--man Hamer speaks
of work in Washington


- trly i4.-An ineXplicable
- mystery confronts the town OF
* ,,,.i5tao Boise's nearest neigh
- ,,r and rumors are running wild
~. r,obable solution OF the md
.t.r the corner OF The Times
s.,,aioe In that city Of enough dyna'
.,. N completely hurl into OBLIVION
,,lrs structure. and deal probable
- IFS occupants and persons In
.,.,,,diato neighborhood. one the
-, I. that dastardy plot was iaid
:. ,s.sssnate Gov. James II. Brady
Gas a guest ~ the town of Meri-
a.. ON the occasion Of the organiza-
g.. n ,he Brady club which recep-
.s hold AT The Times building
M. governors position for many
,,,,s during the reception. was within
- ar four feet from the deadly
,,yk hut owing 20 the extreme hot
,,.o,hsr the demonstration for the
,oyernor was held outside the build
,,s and il is believed that II this
,.so-, Is correct. the proposed perpe-
,~,,ors of crime either lost heart OF
Sere heightened away by the crowd
hat gathered around the outside OF
nj building az the critical time
me citizens OF the town were thrown
,.,o conformation by the discovery
.,.,oydsv afternoon. and the horrible
| ~ N former GOV. Steunenberg being
Am vivid In their minds, they imme-
N9teiv connected the find with some
rrobsble plot on the part Of anarchists
IA put ffaho's present popular COVER
nor out OF the eway.
ne sticks of dynamite we're observed
an The same day the governor was at
MAI city. by Ralph Winter a young
man. who took little heed of the mat
,sr but his mind apparently became
slhseouently exercised over the discoN-
e-y and he again went TO the spot ana
esr1ed the dynamite TO hardware
yo-s for analysis. and then the ex-
element began
ne police Of Meridian and the coun-
% aerin are busy following UP every
due forcing an investigation.
some more modest theories are that
Ms the work Of BOYS who had stolen
he dynamite. but no one seems to have
os, any material of this kind, and
there 4 no reasonably sure foundation
lor this theory A second IL, that thugs
4 who have been busy In this vicinity
4 cached the explosives 10 be subse-
4 1uently used by them In safe blowing
This theory has also not been worked
out
When the governor was interviewed
To- the matter, he simply said. "Wheth-
eI or not the discovery OF dynamite
under The Times building indicates an
attempt 10 take my life | am unable
70 say but am convinced that IL such
Is The case, the loyal people OF Meri-
dan had no part In the outrage. The
Explosive, II placed there to cause my
death was undoubtedly put there by
some one from the outside, who went
% Meridian for that purpose and was
prevented for some cause or another
from carrying out his design"
CHAUTAUQUA CLOSES.
Boise's first Chautauqua assembly
Q0sed Us Today session on Sunday
evening last The attendance through
out was very satisfactory and in
creased with each meeting. The lee
tl'e courses were Of the most enter
tanning and instructive order, and were
nea'ly appreciated by the many wish
tors
In speaking OF tho accomplishments
anS work Of the Chautauqua in this
city Rev. G G Turner. platform man
agtr said Il cannot helm hut feel
way me nrst Chautauqua assembly of
lusAo was complete success. Its sue
I~ vas due. In great measure. to
we business men who backed IL, and
the splendid esprit de corps among
me members OF the board"
Nohceming the financial end Of the
sstmoly Mr. Turner said. I'VE had
~" subscribed by liberal public spir-
el ctlzens and we took in 81 900 from
we SAFE OF tickets and from all we