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Anderson as his late competitor, and
assured the convention that he would
do as much for the nominee this year
as he did the last time, when he was
the nominee himself.
Mr., Anderson and Mf. Hornish both
made brie apeechesof thanks. ALI the
talks were enthusiastically received.
THE IEorsIATrvE TICKET
For member Of the house Of delegates
Mr.. Richard Robertson presented the
name Of S. 6. Smith. Esq, giving him a
good short send of, which was ap-
plauded.
Mr.. W. q. Hearne IN a forcible speech
presented the name Of Capt. Q. j. Raw
MIR. John Myles named Gustave H.
Medick, and Hon. A. r. Campbell sec
opded the nomination, referring to Mr..
Medlck's having been made president
OF the Butchers National Association as
an evidence Off merit and worth.
Mr.. j. O. Brady named Z. ]. Hugus
on behalf OF the country districts.
DR.. G. F. Ulrich placed in nomination
Hon. A. R. Campbell.
W. II. O. Curtis named as county
representative Major Alexander Nc
Colloch. Mr. Curtis made an elegant
speech. 80
George Criswell nominated jeremiah
Mead, as q representative miner, but
Richard Robertson said he was author
lied by Mr., Mead to withdraw his name
If 1t was presented.
Mr.. Hugns withdrew his name, say
ing he did not want to be candidate,
and ii nominated would regard his cleo
ton as a greater misfortune than defeat.
NO COUNTY DIVISION.
Mr.. Carter moved that a representa-
tive from the country districts be chosen
first, as had been customary heretofore.
Mr.. Robertson moved to nominate
Major McColloch by reclamation.
Mr.. Hearne. thought the habit OF
nominating one man from the country
and three from the city was bad, and
that this was a good time TO abandon it.
He was willing to vote for four good
men from tue country, but thought
there should Be no dividing line.
Major McColloch wanted to withdraw
his name, but AIR. Curtis objected, aud
said: "You remain still, and we'll send
you to the legtslaturew !.
The convention then proceeded to
vote for four candidates, the delegations
being called and the chairmen an
nouncing the result.
THE BIG FOUR.
On the call several districts cast votes
for Mr.. Hugus, but these were after
wards changed to other candidates, and
finally, after osber changes, the vote
stood as followssi
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ARoUT PEOPLE.
stranger. in the city and whsollns Folks
Abroad.

strangers in the City and Wheeling Folk'
W. L. AtcLane, Of West Union, is in
the city.
Dr. Colley shriver. Of Bethany, was
down yesterday.
TO. Pier, OF Buckhannop, is among
Wheeling friends, n, ii e.sibios
Mr.. George Adams and daughter left
last evening for Staunton, Va.
G. L. Henderson and John Joyce, Of
Parkersburg, are at the Windsor.
Among the guests at the stamm
house Il j. Mrs Nj Flora Miller 1lssErod ri Gao9 In
Mrs. Ida ". Shallcross and u Omar
shallcross, of Philadelphia, were regis
tered at the Mcclure yesterday.
Judge R. L.. Berkshire, OF Morgan.
town, and Judge R. F. Fleming, Of Ra-
yenswood, are ut the Mcclure.
R. s. Hibbs, of Piedmont, John
Tucker, Of Parkessburg, aud n, F, tCen-
nelly, Of Clarksburg, wereat the Behler
yesterday.
j. S. vandervort, Of Weston, 1. v.
Keck, of Moreantown, and o. s. Elem.
ing, Of Buckhannen, were registered at
the stamm yesterday. yesnao5 .4itsai-
Hon. John A. Hutchinson and w. N.
Miller, OF Parkersburg. stopped at the
Windsor yesterday morning on their
way home from the Minneapolis con-
vention.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Annie NJ, daughter Of Prof.
and Mrs. A. NJ. stevenson; Of the
Island, to DR.. John II. Mcclure, at the
United Presbyterian church, on the
twenty-firat OF this month.
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DAASs
HUBBARD-AtF Frankfort, Indiana Friday. June
TO- 1872, Mrs. LuCY A. HUBBARD, widow OF
the late John r Hubbard.
Funeral will take place from Panhandle rail.
road station on Tuesday morning on arrival
Of train from tho West, at 1855 q m. In
torment At Greenwood Cemetery.
KENNEDY--on Monday morning. June 10, 1897,
at 10 O'Clock, WILLIAM l. KENNEDY, aged Is
years and month.
Funeral from the residence OF his sonin.law
Thomas Mcmillan, In Benwood, on wedneL
day morning at 10 O'Clock. Friends Of the
family invited. Intorment at Alum Grove
Cemetery. sherrard
BELL-on Sunday evening. June - 1899. at
$50 O'Clock, At the residence OF her son-in-
law, George JohnSon, MIA tuL1ET a. BELL,
aged Hyears
Funeral services this Tuesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. Friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend Interment private at Pc
ninSular Cemetery.
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LOCAL BREvITEEs.
Matters OF Minor 9tomsat in and about
| The City.

lAAhkNEA " AAAAA9E AAStAseS - -
An engine broke in the La Belle mill
yesterday, compelling the mill to shut
down.
The o., LIZ W. road is selling excur.
sion tickets to Lake Chippewa, good
from Saturday until Monday.
A COMMITTEE Of city officials Of New
ark, O., Is expected in this city today
to examine the electric lighting system.
TIM accidental discharge of q srnall
pistol wounded a boy named William
RADIUS, in the leg above the knee, in the
Eighth ward.
The W. O. T. U. Of West Virginia met
in state convention at Romney last
evening. The sessions will continue
several days.
jams MARTINA, working on the
stone bridge, was caught between two
ropes yesterday and two libs broken,
besides having his right arm badly cut.
A NuMBxR of Island boys have organ
lied drum corps, to be called the
Logan drum corps. They promise good
music for the campaign, and they can
make IL.
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PRop. JOHN MULLEN has rented the
Beethoven Hall, corner Fourteenth and
Main streets, and the Teutonia Hall,
corner OF Jacob and Thirty-third streets,
where no will open his dancing acad-
envy September 1920, after he returns
from attending the meeting Of the
American Society Of Dancing Professors
in New York.
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A telegram was received at the. Mo.
Lure house yesterday from Judge R. H.
Cochran, dated at st. Paul, Mimi, say.
ing that the fire at Lake MinnetonEa
had totally destroyed the cottage Of the
Judges daughter, Mrs. Ella Merrill, and
seriously burned Mrs. Merrill. This
will be sad news to the friends of Judge
Cochran and his family in Wheeling.
Judge Cochran announces that the date
ofhiB return to Wheeling is Indefinite.
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PUTS UP GOOD AND SOUND TIMBER
THE SUPRORTOPlLL GOODPEOPLE.
THE UTMOST UNENIMITY PREVAILS,

And Everybody Leaves the Hall with
Determination to do all in his
Power to Elect the Whole Ticket.
All the County Officers Named, a
new Committee selected and Dele
gates to tho state and Congressional
Conventions and Senatorial Con-
ferees Chosen.
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1hn nridrapnrt Murder.

The coroner's inquest on the body Of
David Naylor, the story Of whose muir
der was told in yesterdays IN1ELIIdEN-
cRR, was held yesterday morning In
Bridgeport. The evidence produced
corroborated this papers account and
a verdict was rendered accordingly.
Last night crowd surrounded the
city jail and threats Of lynching were
freely made. Extra police were put on
guard and others patroled the streets.
Everything quieted down, however,
and the crowd eventually dispersed.
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webster Republicans.

.ewEbsrEn O. H., June Pursuant 10
call, the Republicans Of Webster coun
ty met at the court house Monday,
June 8. A full set Of delegates were
elected to the State convention at Par
kersburg. Among the resolutions
adopted was one endorsing the candi-
,dacy OF ]. s. Hyer for Auditor.
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LINCOLN avenue, in Etnaville, and
Broadway. in Martins Ferry, have re-
Gently been repaired, making a good
driveway to Martins Ferry by way Of
New Steel Bridges, the most direct and
quickest route. No delays, easy grades,
no railroad crossings, and road speed
allnwad
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WHEELING PARK, Ohio county's most
pleasant resort, will be in possession of
the grocers and their friends on Thurs
day, June 10. The grocers, in conjunc.
ton with the park management, will
make the day one Of pleasure TO all
corners. The strictest Of order will be
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Richie, obasIss aiS;rniqgitisar. ) ].

Richie, Chasles aforningstar. i .
Triadelphia, John Baird.
Liberty, As BsE.
Richland, D. A. Waddle.
On motion OF Mr.. Campbell each
delegate was empowered to appoint his
own alternate in case he could not 60,
the alternate 10 be, resident OF the
same district, and hil appointment To
be in writing. u
The retiring chairman Of the county
committee was asked TO call the new
committee to meet within week, after
which the delegates dispersed, feeling
encouraged Of the result in Ohio county
in November, with 30 good local
ticket in the field. u
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ssIEiyou need spectacles. eyes tire or
head aches when reading or sewing,
consult and have your eyes tested for
glasses without charge by Prof.. Shelf,
the optician, corner Main and Eleventh
streets. The only exclusive optician in
the state. TTHsaw
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Epw. l. ROSE & Co. have added to
their line OF goods that growing and in
tensely interesting article, the Camera.
which they have at from $3.50 to SIS
outfit, and as the trade demands will
keep full assortment OF supplies.
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slawHY allow bed bugs to keep you
awake at night when bottle Of Bugine
will destroy them all in q minute? rs
cents.
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Mr.. Campbell Withdrew his name be-
fore the ballot was'complete.
Messrs. Smith, Medick. Rawling and
McColloch having the greatest number
OF votes, were declared tho nominees Of
the convention, amid good deal OF en-
thusiasm.
Mr.. Medick was called on for a
speech, but merely thanked the dele
gates.s
Then Mr.. Smith was called out. He
said he thought there had been plenty
Of talk, and after thanking the conven-
ton he would set a good example-qnit
talking and 80 to work. This caused
loud applause.
SURVEYOR.
For county surveyor Mr.. Brady
named James Gilchriss.
DR.. Ulrich moved that the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Gilchrist be made by accla.
nation, and this motion was adopted
unanimously.
Names of the new county committee
men were called for, and the following
committee chosen:
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Washington, William Otto.
Madison, Hugo Loos.
Clay, William Mccormick.
Union, E. L. Pratt
Centre, ]. K. Hall.
Webster, ThomasaD Dawson.
Richie, Joseph FFeese.
Triadelphia, Lester Smith:
Liberty, Abram McColloch.
Richlaud, Hiram Carter.
The delegates were then chosen by
the district delegations, as follows:
STATE CONVENTION.
Washington ditHct- George Zoeck-
Ter, George Weymar, Frank Stanton,
William Otto, William McCluskY.
Madison-H. Loos, 4. y. Edwards, A.
R. Campbell, q. B, Jefferson, w. H.
Ciay@P. B. DObbins, G. E. Van Keu-
rem, John Frew, G.yW w. Atkinson, e. B.
et Tnion-s G. Smith, R. Robertson,
George B. Caldwell, E. [. Pratt, B. s.
At ceatre--N. E. whitaker, J. K. Hail.
s. Warehouse, ir., y. a. Reed, 0. P,
WEB Webster-H. @. Myer, s. NJ. Hatha-
way, james D. Stanton, S. L. Brice,
Ritchie@Dr. We. stathers, Alex
Bebout, Godfrey schul, John Wright
II Tir Il p. Hubbard. T, ].
Hugus, 4. NJ. GarVin, James Hervey,
= I Ii H. 0. Curtis. John
Korn, Abram McColloch, W. B. Gibson,
w, II. Dunlap.
RichiandICaptain William North,
Harry Lyle, Fl. p. Carter, Wesley Bow.
man, Alex McCoiioch.
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
Washington district-Ed. Ha1iett,
Charles Banner, J.,E. Day, James Car
nahan, William Muegge.
Madison-G. W. Kennedy, ALI. Davis.
Robert Hanke, Howard Hazlett, George
Ciay|W. H. Halter, L. n. Refer, B.
F. Caldwell, Charles Bailey, H. w. Nc
union-James McGuigan, Addison
Israel, Hermann wicker, Abe Stanm,
II. A. Albright.
Center-L. Barrett, R. W. schnelle,
P. lyerson, ]. X. Hail, o. ?. Miller.
Webster-Thomas Dawson, Charles
Zimmer, IT,, DR.. H., O. Brannon, j. O.
Medick, James Callahan.
Ritchie-Adolph Fritz, Charles Fer
guson, Il. W. Schrebe, Charles schuitze,
Louis F. seabright.
Triadelphia-Joseph schilling, Jere
Westlake, D. R. Banks, ]. E clator,
John I. Hand.
Liberty-W. II. @. Curtis, 7. 7. Max
well, A. S. Bell, George Maxwell, N. Z.
Piehland-oapt, William North,
Harry Lyle, n. P. Carter, Wesley Bow
man, Alex. McColloch.
SENATORIAL coNFEEEEs,
Washington, George Umphreya
Madison, Dr. G. ]. Caddle.
Clay, P. B. Dobbins.
Union, G. NJ. Ford.
Centre, W. H. Travis.
Webster, Q. D. Thompson.
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pule., Norvo and LAYER pnla

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n1eu.oLAss PnoroGRAPns.

Parsona's Gallery 10 now opon. Tho same
good work will be continued By n master
photographer from tho east. Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
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Bua1NE will Danish reaches, bed bugs,
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TIE latest Novelties in Footwear in
all the leading styles just received.
l. v, BLOND.
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-solsz1l AVE, NEVER sHRlNK-D. GUNoLINe Q CO.
WE NEVER SHRINK

From our duty to our customers, consequently the
Clothing we sell never shrinks on our customers
We prefer to leave a man enough roomto laugh IN
his sleeve if he wants to- and as we wish our GUS
toners to grow more we would not sell thetgn cloth
ing that grows less. The best material therefore, is
put in our garment Theyare made in the best fash
ions by the best workmen, and if we don't ask the
bestprlces for themt is because we are moreanxious
for customers than money. We are showing elegant
lines Of Neglgee Shirts, inZephyr, Madras and PEN
naug. Thousands of Windsors to.match. 1t the.
finest line of shirts in Wheeling. IL
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WHEAT folly To be without BrsoHAM's
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Ion snrapr-r d. MoErAT.

FoE PaosnCvTtSG GfToaAB1-sAHuEL o. BoYcE.
For ASSESSOR, CRY DIsrRIcr-W. H. HoRSIsH.
FoR ASSESSOR COUNTRY DlsrRlcr-RoBEEr An
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For county assessor for the city dis
trictMr. W. II. Hornish was nominated by
exclamation, and for the country district
MI Robert Anderson In the same way.
Ar, A. Il. sChpltze introduced Mr.
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LIVE LOCAL LINKS.
The DAYS Record of Current Events in
the City and Vicinity.
NVait FOr tho FO1rth of JulV

the City and Vicinity.
Wait for the Fourth of July.
--Great North Carolina bicycle races
at Greensboro, July 4 and 5. Durham
bikcrs will be there.
Col Ed Cooper is moving to day in
his new house on Aston avenue, now
nearing completion.
Miss Eula, daughter of w. II. Row
land, who has been quite sick, is consid-
cred some better today.
John l.. Markham and w. II. Hol-
Ioway, who have been quite sick, are
now on the upgrade to recovery.
A special meeting of Durham Com
mandry Knights Templar tonight at 8
o'clock. Work in the order of the temple
The regular monthly meeting of the
VIC. I. |. will be held tomorrow after
noon at ) o'clock in the Y. M. G. A.
paror.
When Durham turns out to patron
lie the fire boys she generally does her
part, For this reaeOn Durham is
hummer
Colonel Cupid is again in Durham
10 Ill an engagement at the Presbyterian
church Wednesday. Col. Ed Murray will
act as Best Man.
Little boys should not hang on run
mug wagons. One in front Of THE GLOBE
V"ce to-day had experience enough tC
'@>' him for few days, a least.
10 close out their stock of baby car
''aseS at once, The Cheek Furniture Co
I"er the greatest inducements. ever be
'''e oAered. Easy payments if desired
p, sundays Norfolk Landmark says
"' outooard ways having been put
;. Nv" and everything is ready and greas
* y only necessary to launch the bat
"eship Texas.
'le rat industry is being pushed
,'1S In this office. We have rat offic,
i, union Office also. Col John Chris
,,,- !, las caught four large and temptin!
'0'Ihg the past week
y, -oae week from to-day the Bonanz
ma Will start from Durham to Norfol
vL,'' .Ae management of Muse & Renr
snt" +'lA Is sufficient guarantee of yer
W'Oya0Ie time Remember the date
D'OAaay, June q.
uoi,e nave You seen the red man? A.
in ''!a did not have the sleeves to his bath
b1ns sal' made long enough and he come
Nnn, rom the grand lodge of X. of P. 6
o,Ln ,L"llngton with blistered arms. LIE
sIs take warning.
snn1 me pic mic of Main Street NJ. f
the nrs s school has been postponed fo
b. ,si's p'esent' The assignment of the R. (
"Oao debars them for the present
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uIrSIC HATH CHARMSl
rnot Are Just Now Wildly at Work
in Durham.
Party Of Coming Artists Leave TO
morrow for Foreign Parts.
,aoIJr THE FESTIVAL JUST CLOSED
III, who Come and GO-Brief Irevi-
ties Of Interest to All Readers
of The Globe.

While Durham is pushing along in
other lines, it is gratifying to note that
educational interests are not neglected.
And in no other one branch has there
1orn 50 earnest an effert during the past
wear for higher standards and more
thorourh culture than in the divine art
Of music.
The Durham music school, just closed
has been under management Of young
instructors, all Durham people, and all
ambitious for improvement.
TO this end party, chaperoned by
Mrs, T. !. Simmons, will leave to NOR
row, some to stop in New York, where
thcywill take Thorough course this sum-
mer, and others will continue the jour
pcy to the classic Rhine and elsewhere
Professor Vernon Darnall is one who
will cross the pond and finish His studies
at IIeidleburg.
Misses Lizzie Harris, NOla woodward
and Ada Hanks will remain this side.
Professor and Mrs. Simmons will make
ssummer tour, returning to Georgia ir
time for the school term.
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from getting transportations, and the
little ones seem to be rather choice as
to where they go.
Colonel Shelburn says his incubator
will begin to "hatch out" Wednesday
morning, and people who have never
seen the machine work can do so by
calling at his studio on Main street. AS
a hatchist, Colonel Shelburn proposes to
paralyZe the world.
Durham musical talent will be well
represented abroad this year. Professor
Darnall goes to Germany to complete
his studies while the other teachers in
the Durham music school will take
course during the summer vacation at
New York Conservatives.
Mr. B. Hunter, of San Francisco, is
doing some "granaliphic' paving for DR..
johnson & Co. around their drug store.
The paving is very nice, but the name
that precedes it is not defined by Webster.
We suppose it means "granitoid," or in
plain English, something like rock.
Mr.. Ed Murray, teller at the More
head bank and one of our best young men,
will, on Wednesday at the Presbyterian
church, lead to the hymenial altar Miss
Eta Tanning, one of Durham's most at
tractive young ladies. We will have
more to say about this at alater date.
! Maj w. A Guthrie is establishing,
in the rear of his office, fowl yard. He
will have a pool for ducks, and all
modern conveniences for the chickens,
turkeys, etc and there will be modern
convenience, always ready, to protect
these fowls from the "pestilences that
walk in darkness"
One of our merchants employed a
colored boy on Saturday morning to de-
liver goods to customers, etc, and by
noon on the same day he had found his
way into some ones chicken coop for a
supply to enter business on his own re-
sponsibility. He is now keeping himself
out of public business by his absence
from the streets.
! The Alamance Fair association sends
out an attractive programme for the
summer races at Burlington of the 4th
of July. The Durham Silver Cornet
band will furnish music for the occasion
and this means that in one particular
ot ho al, ill hp q b1 m m q y
Prof Jean Follman will say the wore
and the boys will do the rest.
Col r. Hibberd received to-day al
order from Chicago for box of choice
flowers which will be shipped this even
ING. AS a florist Colonel Hibbeld il
fast getting to the front and Durham
should be congratulated on the fact tha
he is located here. The town is grow
ing to that size that florist IS necessary
and the Rose Hill artist fills the bill.
Trinity Sunday school, after man.
motions and yeas and nays, decided OF
Yesterday to pic mic at Occoneeche
farm near Hlllsboro. A suitable plac
seemed to be hard to find and it bega
to look like the school did not want t
l 90 anywhere. Mr. Stokes, taking in tn
situation, moved that we stay at home
: The motion was lost. Mr.. J. S. Ca1
E then proposed to throw open the door
o of his summer residence, barn and ever
ething else at his farm if that would sa
lily accepted.