| Show KU W FINDS BAD FROST i Small Audience at Brigham and Frigid in Conduct I I I i AWOMAN BESTS THE JUDGE I I Ho Said Why a Year Ago You Could Buy a Spool of Thread for Five Cents NoW Whnt Does it Cost and n Lady Promptly Replied Re-plied You Get Six for Twcntyflvo ContsCold Treatment for tho I j Judge Profitless Heeling at Co I rinnc Close of Tour in Cache I I I BUN I SPECIAL J Brigham iily I I I March i 111I C lie i ie I ccntlon accorded Judge King and JI l i Dunbar In tills city Is any Indication i j I of the political I I sentiment which pro alls In Box ICIdor 1 then thero Is very little for Democratic success in Ille hope 1CI0IIc HUClN this nek of the woods A handsome I opeinhoiiMc capable of seating COO people and that too in a city of over 3900 Inhabitants was less than 0 third full when the mcollng opened thirty I mlnulos after Lho time announced Asocial I A-social function In the way of a German I f or dress ball WOK pladed by some as I an excuse for the small I attendance I yet the leading Democrats piesent I I were apparently conscious thai time 1 real I raaon wan apathy on the pail ol I the people a goodly portion o which Is directly I I chargeable to Ill t Democracy In i Ihin t county there Is no disguising I generally disapproved the fad I that Democrats enerly approved of the Robei resolution and aomo of ihem are rather emphatic I In their expression of that disapproval The meeting held In I this clly toil lgmm and meetng Corlnne this afternoon I do not promise well for the coming elccilon so fai I as the Democracy lw I t concerned Count Chairman Call called the meeting to order and announced l an-nounced Mr A II Snow as chairman Mr I Snow omitted an opening address I explaining that It was necessary to hasten time meeting In order to close meelnS before the danco began on the hoot J I above and disturbed the meeting below Mr i Dunbar was as usual John the Baptist to Judge King Mr Dunbar I I discussed the barbed wire trust and i explained how many more bushels of f wheat were required to purchase a I I 1 hundred pounds of wire now limn it I did two years ago He told a story to I I Illustrate 0 point about a dog running ncralnst a barbed wire and being cut I hal In two from his head to his tall r as smooth and clean as though cleft I by a butchers clervor l Several I people I who are familiar with the Jagged edges of a barbed wire cut suggested that he had best try that experiment on 1 clog I before he told the story again I COLD TO JUDGE KING When Judge King arose to speak the audience had Increased until the house was a little moie than halfllllod but the qnthusluam did not Increase in the same proportion Judge King propounded pro-pounded a few Questions to Mr J ITam I niond He asked If Mr i i Hammond In mon1 i i dorsed the action of Congress in refusing I refus-ing to seat the dulyelected Repiesent otc from Utah He wished to know If 1 Hammond repudiated the mas Icrly argument of Mr LHtletleld or Maine ilSU I favor of swearing In Mr I Roberts Does 11 Hammond approe Tobcrts wholesale charges of bad faith 0 of this State on the part of the people Stle These questions were piopoundcd In all earnestness and with dramatic rorcc and effect and yet not 0 single handclap t hand-clap greeted l their delivery The Judge followed with his usual I appeal to the voters to remember the Issue of 1SOC claiming thai his cause was time cause of sliver lie attacked 4 the Administration policy foreign and domestic claiming that It is the work of trusts and combines and proceeded to point out tho Ills which would follow fol-low the election of his opponent Mr Hammond A LADY KNOCKED HIM OUT While Illustrating the fallacy of time Dlngley 1 bill and pointing out how It was benefiting the trusts he declared Why a year or Iwo ago you could buy a fool of thread for live cents now what does It cost A lady on the stage responded d You get six for 23 cents and the Republicans present J applauded seeing the Judges predicament plauded A merchant present came to the Judges rescue and said that thread had Incicased from Jtl cents per dozen to 55 cents during the l past two eoen years Republican party Ho arraigned the Hpuh1can for the passage of the Porto Rico tariff tar-iff bill and he read from the Now York Kvonlng Post translations from editorials edi-torials taken from Porto Rlenn papers protesting against this measure During the delivery of Judge Kings address there was scarcely any applause ap-plause and despite the speakers most earnest efforts to arouse his audience II was cold and unresponsive I Judge King and Mr m Dunlmi go to Salt Lake tomorrow morning I |
