The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-06-15
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stone. r. L. Walter = lsan7
Anegheny-c. W. ST. l.s = pei - W
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Armstrong; three votes. asa W A.
Besser-cbarles P. wall2 knd JohD
(. Bots vo;ed fr c. ". sine; John
BeutsF for " a stone
Be,iisrd'stwo sosss ~sTs east for C. ".
Stone
Berks' six delegates were the first that
were Instructed for w A. Stone, and
that's The way they voted
Bl4ir's fise delegates voted lor C. W
Stone.
Bedford gave sonr votes % ". A. Stone.
Backs I've delegates voted solid for c.
". Stone
Butier-Newton Black and Elder Crsw-
ford voted for C. " Stone, and J. {. Me-
Ciymonds for W. A. stons.
Cambria - Robert ;. Murphy. r. n.
Kinkaid and /. C. CoIdren voted for ".
A Stone. and =. Win Greene for C. W
Stone
cAmeron's one delegate WIS for C. ".
Stone.
Czrbon's two we're for w. A. stone.
Centre gave tNo % e. w Stone.
ClArion-J. A. Beam vcted ssr W. A.
Stone. and J. NJ. Elder for c. ". stone.
Clearfield gave Eve % c. W Stone.
CIinton-Robert : Barker voted for W.
A. Stone. and Jesse MerreIl for c. W.
Stone.
Columbia had two Tor W. A. stone.
Crawford was solid Tor W. A. Stone
four votes.
Cumberland gave its three votes 10 W.
A. Stone
Danphin gave its seven 70 the Ale
gheny man
Delaware-W. 5. Ellis voted for C. W
Stone. aud Jared Darlington. Theodore
Kreeger. Jr., John B. Hannum. wiIlisin
J. Mcclure. Wesley 5 Mcdowell. and
John :. Rogers voted for W. a. stone.
EIk's single delegate ,szs for C. W.
Stone.
Erie gave W. \. Stone its six votes.
Fay yeue-George A. Weizel and John
johnson voted for W. A. Stone, and vii
liam n. Binns. r. W. HigginbOtham and
A. r. Cooper voted for c. ". Stone
Forest gave C. W. Stone It's one vote.
Frsnklin-A- y. Pomeroy and Alex.
Stewart voted ior c. W. Stone. and David
McCioy for ". a. Stone.
Fnlton's one delegate was for C. W.
stone.
Greene-One for G. W. Stone.
Hunting,ion-Two for c. W. Store
Indiaisa-Three for W. A. Stone.
Jeferson's three were east for ". A.
Stone.
Iuniaia had one. and C. ". stone got
his vote.
Laekawanna's nine voted or W. a.
Stone.
Lsaeaster's twelve were for C. ". Sbone.
LaWrence-Threef r. ". A. stone.
I.ebanon-Four for W. a Stone.
Iehigh-Five ior ". A. stone.
Luzerne-Frank W. Wheaton, Samuel
r. Morgan, William p. Watkins, Thomas
4. Harris and c. c. Bowman voted for
". a. Stone: Philip ;. Raub. W. :. Rid
dali, J.. X. Menuick, Albert Leisenriug
and G.. l. Halsey for c. W. Stone.
Lycoming's four voted for Z. W. Stone.
Mckean's three voted for c. ". Stone.
Mereer-Alex Mcdowell and G. A. Mil
Ter voted for ". A. stone; ". II. Coch-
ran and Harry Watson voted for &. W
Stone.
Mimin's delegate voted fort W. stone.
Monroe had one for c. W. Store.
Moutgomery's nine were solid for W. A.
Stone.
MOntour gave one 70 W. \. Stone.
NorihaInpton's five votes were east for
Gen. Frank Reeder. but were changed 10
W. \. Stone before the result Of the frst
ballot WAS announced
Northumberland-W. II. Kulp, viii
liam Thew and Marshal Reid voted for
W. A Stone; q. +. Bright voted for Z. w.
Stone.
Perry Two votes for c. W. Stone
PhiladeIphia-w. A. Stone. forty four :
C. W. stone. forty-three; }. VI. Huston
voted Tor Mr.. Wananaker.
Pike gave W. A. Stone its only vote.
POtier-Two for W. A. Stone.
Schuylkill-William \. WOrmer. Dan
iel Sheridan, J. Frank Fame. b. Stuck
and Elmer d. Bailey voted for W. A.
Stone; John p. Boebm, Ephraim Barlow
and Christian Eberie voted for c. w
Stone.
Snyder gave its single vote to W. A.
Stone.
SoInerset-Three for c. W. Stone.
Sulliyan-One for W. A. Stone
Susquehanna Three for W. \. Stone.
Tioga-Four for W. A. Stone.
UnioB-One for W. A. Stone.
Veuango-Three for c. W. stone
Warren-TwO for C. w. Stone.
Washington-Geor V. Lawrence. II
r. Myers. d. o. Lambert aud d. B. Pat
terson voted for G. W. Stone; Theodore
Jones voted for W. A. Stone.
Wayne gave its two votes TO c. w
Stone.
westmoreland- Charles Rugh. Ed. :
Chambers, John d. Hitchulan. II. W
Fair. J. q Walters and Robert q. Glenn
ents voted for w. A. Stone; benjamin
Steel voted for C. W. Stone.
Wyoming vote for W. \. Stone.
York had six votes. and c. W. Stone
gO- them.
The above gives W. A. Stone la5. OF an
even 200 with the five Northampton votes
donated by General Reeder, c. w. Stone
To- and John Wanamaker I.
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