Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-06-29

Mayors speech created a good deal
of merriment.
The Dovenor people selected as
their delegates to the Congressional
convention A. Cutler. E. A. Dan
iels, F. D. Young, W. L. Arm.
strong, E. J. Thompson, L. E. Vii
lers, Albin Tippins. Alternates: G..
E. Work, c. R. Kerr, R. L. Moore,
Charles Schupach, c. H. Baker,
Abe Core and John H. Black.
Senatorial delegates: R. l..
Moore, W. E. Crimes, Geo. E.
Work, John Tippins, Johnathan
Moore. Ben Sine and J. F. Means.
Each one of the senatorial delegates
to select their own alternate.
For delegates district convention:
j. D. Gilson, Harry Way. F. D..
Young, G. w. Bishop, c. E. Schup-
bach, c. R. Kerr nominated by the
Dovenor crowd, and each delegate
is to select his own alternate. The
congressional delegates from Union
district are w. A. Beagle and J. D..
Livingston; alternates H. c. Will
hanson and w. F. Smith. Sena-
torial delegates: H. G. Williamson
and Silas Smith; alternates: J. D..
Livingston and John w. Lazear.
District delegates: w. A. Smith and
S. D. Wells; alternates J. R. Bowles
and ]. c. Cooper.
Meade district delegates for con-
gressiona1 convention were, Thom-
as Doak, G. w. Robinson and B.
F. Wilson; alternates, G. o. Doak,
G. w. Hill and S. Mayfeld; sena-
torial delegates, w. F. A. Smith,
John Thompson and B. F. Robin
son; alternates, VIM. Moore, Clark
Reid and Trad Garrison; district
delegates, Anthony Smith, w. A.
Gorrell and Silas Henderson; al
ternates, ]. W. Allen, VIM. Sham
pion and E. B Long.
Ellsworth district-Congression-
al delegates, S. NJ. Mayfeld, A. H.
McGinnis, D. w. Twyman, J. E..
Swan and H. W. Smith; alternates,
G. w. Smith, K. S. McGinnis, O..
C. Carter, D. H Morey and o. w.
D, Hardman; senatorial delegates,
DR.. Repperd, ]. S. Roberts, D. II.
Morey, John Mayfeld and F. R.
Hickman; alternates, E. R. B. Mar
tin, G. w. Glendenning, c. R.
Martin, J. w. Smith, R. B. Osborn;
district delegates, c. R. Martin,
John Shepherd, H. H. Lock, c. M.
Underwood and o. w. 0. Hard
man; alternates, F. R. Hickman,
T. S. Wells, E. R. B. Martin and J.
IS. Roberts.
McElroy Neutrality-suspicious.
delegates, w. H. Hardman, A. L.
Hughes, L. Mccormick, o. P.
Pratt, ARA Underwood; alternates,
c. N. Thomas, George Underwood,
D. Bryssme, B. S. Mccarthy. Sem
atorial delegates, Hiram Under
wood, J. M. Smith, ]. E. Gregg, N.
Brohari and VIM. Myers;alternates,
IS. A. Smith, Taylor Underwood,
Taylor Parks, Jonathan Ankrom
and M. w. Waters. District dele
gates, Hiram Underwood, B. O.
Smith, Israel Moore. Dave Bryan
and Justus Robinson; alternates,
James Newell, A. B. Hughes, J.
W. Booher, James Myers and Bird
Waters.
Centerville congressional dele.
gates are E. B. Conoway, G. w.
Weekly; alternates: J. A. Meredith
and Byron Wilcox. Senatorial del
egates: P. E Musgrave and Canda
Vandegrift. Alternates A. J. Moore
and Y. P. Meredith. District dele
gates: A Doak and W. A Duty.
AlternateS not selected.
The delegates selected by the
convention and known as the
Campbell delegates are G. w.
Stocking, P. B. Lowry, c. c.
Marsh, P. T. Campbell, l.. c. Gar
man, H. B. Shriver, c. E. Schup-
bach. Alternates G. L. Lowther,
G. w. Meek, A. B. Wilson, A. c.
Sweeney. G. w. Sine. S. Moore
and ]. w. Meredith. For the SEN
atorial and delegate district conven-
tions the same delegates were NOM
mated. These are Lincoln district
men.
Chairman Moore for the DoCenor
delegates and P. 7. Campbell for
the Campbell delegates submitted
the reports and for more than an
hour the matter was discussed in
the convention pro and con and