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CRUSHED TO DEATH,
Harry rrsttyman OF lTriadelphla, Meets
u Horrible End on the Terminal Hallway

Harry Pretty man. OF Triaiclphla, Meets
u Horrible End on the Terminal Hallway
Track. }>'t }t.g
Harry Prettyman, OF Tiiadelphia, IN
eighteen ear.old boy employed as brake.
man and bumper on the train Of Paige,
Carey 4 Co., which haulsthe muck from
the Chapline hill tunnel around to the
dump on the creek bank near the B. 4
0. tunnel, was so badly hurt at 1880
this morning by car jumping the track,
that no died In the patrol wagon on the
way to the hospital. 2s, /.
The cars used in hauling tho muck arc
oil the narrow gauge pattern, and are
built like dump carts, 80 that by loosen.
Ing a pin tho contents roll out OF one
end. A train Of seven OF these cars had
been hauled to the dump aud were CON.
Ing back empty, with the little pony On.
CINE In the rear pushing.
Pre,tyman was standing In tho third
car from the front OF tho train. About
one hundred yards north OF the new
Seventeenth street bridge, the car in
which preltymar stood jumped the track,
and turned over the creek bank. Prot.
lyman. thinking to escape from 1t,
jumped just as 1t went over the bank
tie fell fairly in the middle OF the
track, and tho ballast being I'm
even, he fell on bis lace. The
next car ran upon him in such a way Us
to inanglo his right Les just above the
knee, and the pin coming out, the car bee
fell over, striking him OH the head aul
back, and the momentum OF the trait
caused 1T to scrapo and crush him uudcl
1t. Engineer Thutston had had car Of
the track ut the same place earlier IL
the night, and was runping slowly, o.
Prc.tyman would have been ground t
pieces. n 7..g ..,. g,
The engineer went TO the. Reyman,
Brewery aud. secured assistance, aitel
having lifted the car bed of tho poo
fellows back. He was carried down t
the brewery boiler house, where it wa.
lound that he was almost one mass o
injuries. His right leg was torn almos
into shrsds above the knee, tho ends 0
tho broken bone protruding. Hi
head and face were one masl
Of cuts, varying from half inch TO tw'
inches in length, and almost ever,
one penetrating to the bone. Their
were ecvesa! gashes cut about his body
and his internal injuries must have beef
quite severe, as lie could not lie still
and would swing the broken ley abou
in eickening way, the grating Of th
bones together being visible.
| A telephone message was sent TO 20
lice headquarters, and the patrol Wagon
was sen. out ut once, four officers beinl
picked up en- route. BE was lifted upol
died on the way to the hospital. Tn
wagon was stopped ut Friends under
taking establishment, and the remain
taken in to be prepared for burial. Dr
Frissell got on tho wagon at the Cit
Building, but he could do. nothing 70
the Door boy,
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MARTINS FERRY,
Funeral of Prof. shreve-0in~ Fao.orie. to

Funeral OF Prof. Shreys-Ginss Factories "a
ti Siut Down-0titcr Matters. E1e
Rev. Fathers s. Mattlnsly "a conyalesceut.
Rev.J.P Doopkcn has returned from Canton.
Thomas Mullaney, who was overcome by tho
neat a lew days since, Is Oh the streets sgain. +
George Roach anil George feettcrcr wifi 70
70 Toronto 10 day. where they will play bali In
d game with The Deaver Grays. an ~
NoTlcE-Wntcr rents arc due July /, aud mus,
DO psld before the 10th or tho water will u
turned OIL. J.s. MITCHELL, Secretary.
Tho usual Sunday afternoon meeting Of The Y.
ben Of tho bridgeport association. Alla1e In.
vited. - 80, 80. ~ :, n =
The extension 10 tho water mains IA nearly
olaplelcit All tho pipe yet 70 be laid Is a i!
Inch main from the river 10 the reservoir and 4
small piece on Tenth street. I'Ff - =
To-day will DO tho last day for the glnss fac
tories for six weeks. The Elson, Buckeye and
Nofthwood have bad n successful six month
run. large number OF The emrioycs VIII &c
hsning anl others pleasuring In different part,
The Martins Ferry Alumni Association vii
mtsl at Tho Central tchool building to-day a
l?lb to attend the funeral OF tho iaIS Charlcs j.
eitfeye ff b.dy. The funeral witt take ptac,
At o'clock from the family residence, "Elu
Cottage" on the Heights, and all friends arc In
yited 10 attend. The funeral will DO a yer,
large Que, the weather permitting.
Several loud reports yesterday caused not
iitt'e Alarm. Many persons Jumped up IRON
INC dinner table aud ran ont Into the streets
ets. Inc reports were caused by dynamltin
saiamander NJ tho blast furnace. This wa
!asen out In great chunks and IL being brokel
| INTO small pieces With dytIamtts.
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On hot day what is moro refreshing
than glass OF lemonade? Louis Las.
karis, the Greek fruiterer, 1920 Main
street, makes the best in the city, and
he sells more OF it than all other dealers
combined. His ice cream is OF the first
quality. All seasonable fruits, foreign
and domestic, are to be had OF Laskaris.
Fourth Of July is coming along in a
hurry, and Laskaris has all kinds OF fire.
works to celebrate the glorious day. He
will be glad to have your orders for any
thing in his line, from u watermelon to
a akyrocket. II you have not eaten OF
his apricotsandpeaches you have missed
some good things. Nobody has cheaper
or better bananas, and he is constantly
receiving fresh stock. 1920 Main street.
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z Sold everywhere. Price, CuricuRA, Soc: soar.
CSC; RksoLvE:T, g.. Prepared By tho porrrp
W. Send for "How 10 euro Skin Diseakesn a
pa2es. 80 Illustrations, aud 100 testimonials, -
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pTMPLEs, black,heads, red, rough, chappe,
liz and nily al In prevented by Cu1,cURA s6AJ
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Relief Corps Meeting,

The meeting which was to have been
held last evening after the meeting OIL
Sheridan Post. was, through lack 0!
proper understanding, postponed until
this evening, when the hall will be
thrown open to tho public at $3.50, and
the members Of Sheridan Post, thei,
ladies and friends are cordially req uested
to DO present. Mrs. Plummer, the Ma.
tional Organizer for the Woman's Relief
Corps, will explain the workings, and Il
possible organize corps us auxiliary ia
Sheridan Post No. Sc, G. A. r. All will
DO welcome.
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Missed In the Cenytlb.

The census enumerators missed Mr., J,
NJ. Wrestling, OF East Wheeling. ~
The special agent Of the census bureau
who took account of Wheeling's manu-.
featuring es:ablishments-if any special
agen has done so-missed Meyer & Rad.
cliIe's bottling concern, on Twelfth
street, md several other producing con.
Germs Of minor Importance.
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VIII Mr.. Curcoran Accept?

\ There was good deal OF doubt utter
The convention adjourned rs to whether
Mr.. Corcoran would accept the nomina'
ton. An effort to see him and get OH
answer was in vain, but n friend OF bis
told an 1NTELLlGEsCEH reporter that Mr.
Corcoran had told him that he would
"pick rags in the street" before he would
accept the nomination. He resented
tho email vote he received for Clerk o.
the County Court at last Saturdays pri'
marles, did not want to DO used tc
shelve Mike Finley, aud had business
rnaAnna - ~
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1871 4 1873 MNrket 81

If you cannot sec and need spectacles
You should call On us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
finest Instruments and more experience
than any Other 0pticlan in the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB ". CRUSH,
Jewelcr AMI Optfclan,
Ger. Twelfth md Market Streets,
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EDjo1ablS Lawn E.ts.

A most successful lawn fete for thu
joint benefit Of St. Luke's P. E. churcl
and the Hospital fund was held last nigh
on Mrs. Berger's lawn, on'Zane street
Island. The grounds were beautiful,
decorated, and the attendance was large
and the result will be decidedly ACCEPT
able addition to the two treasures,
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New Prohibition Orrnu,

The Quest is the title OF the new Pro
hibition paper published in this city
the first number OF which appeared this
week. 1t is n seven column folio and
bears neat and tasteful typographical
Appearance, the printing being done at
the Register office. 1t IL designed ia
make the Quest the official organ .of tho
Prohibition party in this State, and the
first number gives evidence that it will
be conducted on aggressive lines. The
editor is Mr.. F. a. Taylor, and the pane,
is published by the Prohibition Pub.
fishing Company.
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LOU SWABACkER, -Extra good val.
ufs In Ladies' md ChilIrcu's Silk Mltts.
Ladies' and Children's Summer Jersey
Underwear marked way down. a CON.
plfte line Of Fans Of every description.
Our dress nettiogs reduced to close the
season. SILK, Leather and Canvass
Belts In all the latest novelties. A full
liae OF Chemasetts Keep Cool Collars.
LOU. SWABACKEk.
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The Ohio Valley building Association.

Subscribe for stock in the New Build.
ing Association and secure home Of
your own. Shares $3.50. Dues Csc per
week. This Association will commence
to receive dues this evening at 7 o'clock,
in room No. !, Crangle's Block, 1915
Market street, second floor. IN.
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Tho Ohio Valley ruiidinr Association.

TIC OHIO VNilcy fulfilling Association. Z
Subscribe for stock in tho New Build.
ing Association and secure home Of
your own. Shares $3.50. Dues Csc per
week. This Association will commence
TO receive dues this evening ut Z o'clock,
in room No. 4, Crangle's Block, 1878
Market street, second floor. ' "
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MAnvlN's BASE BALL Cookies have
been received with an enthusiasm that
has long since made them famous. Its
high quality OF material and excellent fla
vor, combined with beauty and novelty OF
design has given it place with the peo-
Pile beyond the reach Of our competitors.
For sale everywhere.
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OF health and strength renewed and OF
ease aud comfort follows the use OF
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to etIectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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TAKE the Yacht Marguerite or Cert
rude for moonlight excursion on the
river. Nothing is more enjoyable. For
terms apply to the =
NArruA YACHT COMPANY.
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Do YOU buy Marvin's Drummer's
Lunch Biscuits? Unexcelled for quail.
y and delicate flavor. Ask your grocer
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THE Angel Food at the Wheeling
Bakery is unusually fine to-day. Every.
body should have one for their Sunday
dinner. 6's 81 97tI $40 MI
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Six Eighty.Niuc
viii buy a $40 suit at Gutman's. See
window display.
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Trnnafer Recorded.

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to rec
ord one deed Of trust and deed made
June % by Louis F. Sufel to Lawrence
G. Hallock, for 1925, lot on South
Front street, Island.
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Wcntl,er Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. G., June 27.-For
Western Pennsylvania and West Vir.
ginia fair weather, slightly warmer; varia.
ble winds.
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Teas, Coffoos, Spices, Etc,
ID Tea
co.
Tea Importers &Coilcc Roastcrs,

Our new roasting depart.
ment is now completely fitted
up with the latest improved
machinery for roasting and
cleaning coffee. Our aim has
ever been to have the best 70.
CARELESS ofcost. This in amcas.
ure, explains our success. COT.
fee roasting, like other indus.
tries, in the past few years has
undergone nlany changes, each
succeeding one aiming to cor.
rect or overcome some defect Of
the past. We feel confident we
have secured the best, and as
we roast only the best grades
Of Cofees, roast only Tor our
own stores, use no poisonous
mixtures to glaze and cover de.
fective grains, we can Justly
claim our Cohecs far superior
to the adulterat0d mixtures so
generally sold.
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'Va SIX EiIhty.Ninc
Will buy a $40 suit at Gutman's. See
window display. ~
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HAVE you seen the Premiums for the
Bridge picture cut from Ohio Valley
Coffee? =.
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Go TO Mike Hearne's, No. 20 Six.
tenth street, for Gibson & Dougherty's
Old Rye Whisky.
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qualed.
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Tho Ohio YnllNy BulldInG ASSOCIATION. !
Subscribe for stock in the New Build.
ing Association and secure a home OF
your own. Shares $3.50. Dues 25c per
week. This Association will commence
to receive dues this evening ut 7 o'clock,
in room No. 4, Crapgle's Block, 1915
Market street, second floor.
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Buy THE DGsr-Ohio Valley Coffee,
Your grocer hasit.
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To the Ladies'.
THE
WHEELING INSTALuENT CO,
113G to 1140 Market St.

Trade having reached its highest
velocity, and having tremendous over.
plus Of seasonable goods on hand, We
gather our resources. We bring TO.
gether the choicest and best goods in
our stock, classify and cut-cut and
classify until the aggregate numbers
hundreds OF the newest, best and most
improved Refrigerators and Ice Chests
Refrigerators OF renowned excellence
and standard reputation, guaranteed in
every particular. Refrigerstors tia!
drew trade this season at Sl3 80 we've
cut to 50 90. Ice Chests that sold in
the heighth Of the season at 50 90 will
sell during this month at SG75 No
such offer has ever been made in tho
spring.tide Of the season. Realizing
that the time to sell cheaply is when the
people want to buy cheaply, and wish
ing to relieve the pressure OF our enor.
nous over.stock, and to cap the climax
OF the biggest buainess done this season
in Wheeling, we've decided to start this
special relief sale right now .has'll draw
far and near and swell our June trade.
BE with us bright and early to-day.
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:. 39 SIX EIshty.Nino
viii buy q $40 suit at Gutman's. See
window display. fs> zgr5 b.
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Gbc Sutcllt9eucer.
once Nos. 20 mud ~ Fourteenth Street.


Nav fdvertisemehts. d.
Clerks Union Nee Ing.
Drowncd-s25 Reward.
For EAle-G. o. Smith.
Wanted Machine Mouldcrs.
Stocks for Salc-K. 8. Irwin.
For Rent heap-fout Cottages.
Real Estate for sale-Sinchart & Tatum.
Pianos for salc Cheap ". banner & 20.
List OF Letters Remaining IN The Postollicc.
Nuy the Rest stock on salc In Virginia.
wantcd-Two Dining Room Girls.
Religious NOttccs-t0afth Faye.
When you Wnnt-R. II. Lat.
Ready for the fourth-C. II. Dinger-Fi,s
Page,
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USE Coffee that gives satisiaction-
Ohio Valley. 40 3 {: ll.l l.isl5 M.
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CASH paid for mems Cast or Clothing.
Mills \ Co., 1904 Market street. Call
or send postal. n, + q rhss
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EVERYBODY should buy a loaf of that
elegant Vienna Bread at the Wheeling
Bakery to-day. i-.5S .
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Our 75c fine Oxford Ties for ladies and
children are cheap at 81.
~. Stones CASH SHOE STORE,
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Before the result was announced.
Webster changed her votes from Farrell
to Myles. Madison deserted Farrell for
Simpson, and Richie did the same.
This gave Simpson -202l, Farrell lOll
and Myles 1911. -tfs
The secretary reported the vote as
standing: Simpson, 2,G74; Myles, l,7lo;
Farrell, TIC.
The Chair-Mr. Simpson having re.
ceiycd majority OF all tho votes cast, l
declare him the nominee OF this conven-
ton. -
Mr.. Jones moved that the nomination
be made unanimous, aud this was
adopted. lsaf 4. i !,
Mr.. Simpson thanked tho convention
for the honor conferred upon him.
While, he said, heIwould much prefer to
nave had some other person chosen, he
would do all he could to DO elected, and
he hoped and believed that the whole
ticket would be elected. $50. 80
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Cured BY Cuticura

Ny disease tpsorirsls) FIRST broke out on nv
lett check. spreading across my nose. and nj.
most Covering my lace. II run Into my ewes. and
the physician was afraid would lose INV cre
sight altogether. It spread all over, my head,
and my hair all fell out. until / was entirciv
bald.hcsdcd: Il then broke out on my arms !, !,
shoulders. until my arms wcrc Just one sore. il
covered my eniiie body. my lace head and
shoulders being, the worst. Tho white
scabs fell constantly from my head, shoulders
and arms; tho skin would thicGen and be rod
and very Itchy, and would cruck and bleed II
scratched. After spending many hundreds nj
dollars. was pronounced incurable ! hean, nj
tho CuTIcuRa REMEDIES and after using Two
bottles cuTICuRA REsoIyESr, i could 900 n
change; and after had taken four bottles. I
was almost cured: aud when had used Fix bot.
ties OF CurlcuHA REsoLvESr and one boz OF On.
TicUrA, aud one cake OF CuTIcuRA Soar. was
cured Of the dreadful disease from which had
suffered for five years ! thought the disease
would leave very deep scar, but the CuTlcllpA
REMEDIES cured 1t without any scars cannot
express with pen what suffered before Using
tho CuTICuRA REMEDIES. They saved nv liz
and feel It my duty to recommend them. H.
hair II restored as good as ever, and 40 il nv
cyesight. knew Of Others who have leceirra
great hcue1t from their uso, 800
MRs. ROSA KELLY, Rockwell CITY. Iowa
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EACH pound Of Ohio Valley Coffee is
part OF useful house ixture-inyes,i.
gate.
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F.HtF =. .HHt+ at 700
GlRsoS's Prepared Mustard fines
for table use. TThs4w
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{ The Wheeling Bakery has the finest
baking Of Vienna Bread to-day ever
seen in the city. n,
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TIE Wheeling Bakery Company bake
the greatest variety Of fine Bread, Rolls,
Biscniia, Fancy. Cakes, Bon .Bons and
other table Injuries to be found in this
or any other city. You always buy The
most delicious and latest novelties there
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WARN Rolls at the Wheeling Bakery
every day for dinner.
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MR.. FINLEY WITHDRAWN,


Mr.. Devlin withdrew tho name OF Col.
oncl Arnett. T.
Mr.. Edwards withdrew the name Of
Michel Stein.
Mr.. Robertson withdrew the name OF
NJ. ]. Finley. In doing SO he said that
liz had been surprised last Tuesday to
see in the lSTELLlGESCEE OF that morn.
ing that this convention had adjourned
in order to prevent the nomination OF
Mr.. Finley, on account Of his views on
the tariff not being in harmony with
those OF the party. He had called on
Mr.. Finley, and that gentleman said he
was in line with his party on this issue.
Mr.. Robertson continued that he had
felt confident that Mr.. Finley was too
good Democrat and too honorable q
man to accept nomination when he
differed from the party. Applause.
However, it was not worth while for
Mr.. Finley to continue in the race after
Mr.. Corcoran was nominated.
~ze, A MISTAKE IN THE COUNT.
1t was announced that the only three
names remaining before the convention
were those OF Peter F. Farrell, Robert
Simpson and John Myles, and the dis.
tricts were called for their votes. The
ballot stood rs follows: s.-t @ ~
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THE finest in the land, Ohio Valley
Coffee.
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y Buy Marvin's Eagle Butter Crackers.
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Our 81 95 ladies' fine flexible Dongola
Button Shoe is bargain at s. 50.
STONES CASH SHOE STORE.
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GOLD DOLLARS and Enterprise Baking
Powder alike 60 without premiums.
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ALWAYS buy Marvin's Cakes and
Crackers.
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Buy Wheeling Bakery Company'l
Vienna Bread. Always the best.
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Purity and strength combined in En-.
terprise Baking Powder.
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USE Ohio Valley Coffee and cure you
headache.
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Six Eighty-Sino
VIII buy $40 suit at Gutman's. See
window display. sL--
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THE ERROR RECrlrtEn

While Mr.. Simpson was speaking. Tho
Register representative ut the reporters'
table held a whispered consultation
with the Secretary, and Mr. Robertson
announced that mistake had been
made in the count. Mr.. Farrell had re.
ceived over 1000 votes instead OF 7l0.
Mr.. Simpson therefore did not have a
majority. Mr.. Simpson said he must
insist upon another ballot, and one was
taken, resulting in Mr.. Simpsons nomi.
nation, be receiving 2,4?0 votes 10 MI.
farrell,s l,oll and Mr.. Myles's 1903.
Mr.. Harrell moved to make the nomi.
nation unanimous, which was heartily
done. t.,Ifs = .1 +, > =. :.
Mr.. Simpson said he supposed anoth.
er speech would not be necessary; he
would not again thank the convention.
but no desired to thank Mr., Robertson
for correcting the mistake. ,1','1,
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ENTERPRISE BAKING POWDER makes
lighterand whittier biscuit than any other.
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SENATORIAL coSpER.rz

Nominations for Senatorial conierces
were next in order, and the following
were chosen, each district naming ;,s
own, and the ten being ratified by the
conventions: u \. y ID ST !
Washington, Alfred Caldwell.
Madison, Charles +. Copp. /.
Clay, NJ. j. O'Kane. 4.
Union, Alex Updegratt. 4