The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-30
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Doysner IL /, the --latest Eliminate.
Through poor arrangements for hny.
Ing the returns or last Saturdays nrl-
maries reported. 1t is not known aecu-
rateiy yet how Marshall county's VOTE
In the coming Republican congressional
convention Sill line UP. In addition,
some OF the delegates chosen have not
slgnifed their position. Last evening.
however. II was estimated that Camp
bell Would have twenty-five delegates
and DoSenrr twenty, but as Campbell
delegates we're chosen In the more pop.
ulous districts It Is said Campbells
strength will be relatively greater. CIV
Ing him probably twenty-tour OF the
thlrty-six, votes. The delegates chosen
for congressional and county conven-
tons, and so far us could be learned,
their preferences, are MS follows: @
UNION DISTRICT.
McMechen =. Congressional: N. A.
Dowler, (cnmpbclD. County: j. D.
Marpic, Frank Rcece aud Marlin Cos
ney. (Legbe and Nixon.
Benwood City Building Con-
gresslonal: John P. James and
Robert Newton, (CampbplO. Comfy:
j. w. 10y. Paul Riedel, l.. NJ. Scott,
]. W. Johns, ]. W. Hall and Harry Rid
die. Uegge & Nixon). Z On
an's-Congressional: c. II.
Seabright. tDovener). County: George
Earnest. Ernest Smith and Charles RI
der, (Legge and Nixon. A.ff
SAND HILL DISTRICT. IA
Dallas-consressional i. C. Thomp-
son and NJ. S. Mclfee, tDoyenep. coun-
ty: DR.. R. H, Wilson. Joseph Bach
man, W. A. Patterson, DR.. ]. w. Aber-
cromby. J.. A. Watson, George Coilleld
and C. N. Stricklln. (Hanen and LEACH.
Sand 1illl:-Congressional: Nathan
Bruce, james Gully and James WEIGH,
(CampbelD. County: George Folmer.
Levi Bogard, George Marsh, james
Doushertr. Thomas Kimmons. Irwin
Winters, E. c. Turner and John Haz-
lett, (divlded). /,
\, WEBSTER DISTRICT.
Pleasant Congressional T. B.
Rlchey, John Lishtner and Edward
Keyser, (CampbelD. County. nine del
esates for Leach and Hanen.
Calis-Thomas Elder and Thomas
McGruder. (Dovener). County: Wiley
Dorsey, Charles Bell, William Morpeth,
SANFORD DOMAIN and John Hagerman,
(divided).
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
Z Court House-Congressional: S. NJ.
Cunningham and J. T.. McCombs,
(CampbelD. County: c. II. Shaw, B.
E.. McCmskey, D. Levi, Thomas Cats,
R. E. Parkinson and r. ]. McFadden.
divided. IS. ~, -,
School House-Congresslo DR.. S.
". Steele and Jacob Crlmmel. Camp
belD. County: G. II. Jones. ]. E. Rob-
erts, jr., Charles Conner, William FL
der, Edward Humes and 3. C. Stillwel,
{ Nixon,.
I. one-Congressonal: Wilbert
Jones. (CampbelD. County: W. H.
Conield. ]. C. Cook and ]. G.. Jones.
Geach). ~.
CLAY DISTRICT.
Dorsey's-CongressIonal: R. S. Nc
Cornell. William McConkey. W. L. Con-
ner and NJ. Pierce, (Campbel). County:
William McConkey, Henry Seamon, W.
T. Conner. R. A. Conkle. James Staley.
S. RisiEger, a.. D. Pierce, L. B. Purdy
and NJ Kull, Geach and Nixon.
RosbY's Rock-ColEressional:. J. W.
Allender, (Dovener). County: Z. ".
Bowman, S. ". Whitman and L. NJ
Billiter, (Hanen and Leach. ~
MEADE DISTRICT.
Gorby's School House-C Congressional:
George Games and B. T. sIvert. Dove
ner). County: Wiley McCartle. VIII
Gorby, S. T. o'Neal, D. Games, George
Games and B. F. Slvert, (divided)
Lynn Congressional: L. Crls-
well, (Dovener). County: G. B. Alley
and J. X. Alley. (Nixon).
Acknowledgements W. II. Hubs
and W.>L. Chambers, (Dovener). Coun-
ty: Six delegates for Nixon and Ovid
ed on second place.
CAMERON DISTRICT.
Congressional: NJ. A. Wal
ton and DR.. E. P. Hutchinson, Dove
ner). County: Levi Smith, Warren VIII
son, Oliver Cook, W. r. Mcdonald, Har-
ry Berkeley and John Hicks, Leach
and divided on second).
Bungard's = Congressional: Arthur
Gray, Dovener). County: Stephen
Hicks, Charles McGlumphry and Walter
McGlumphy. divided.
ell's-CnoEressIonnl: DR.. J, W,
Hickey and G. E. Hubs, (Dovener).
County: DR.. W. 2. Crow, ". II. Har-
ris. VI. f. Hubs, John Redd. Irwin Ar
mold andFSamuel Stewart, QIanen and
Nixon. ~
LIBERTY DISTRICT.
Neutrality-suspicious.: a. ]. Mathews,
(Dovencr). County: (Not heard from).
Township Hall-CongressIonal: r. ".
Gray and G. +. Chambers, tDovener).
County: ]. NJ. Piles. Thomas Parrot,
Charles Conley and J. II. Teagarten,
(divided).
and Samuel Howard, (Dovener.) Coun-
ty: Otis Garland. S. NJ. Lowery, G. W.
Hubbs, John Buzzurd and W. 4.
Dowler. (not reportcd.)
The names OF the delegates In Frank
lin district, which elected five to the
congressional and fifteen to the county
convention, have not been reported. but
1t Is understood that the delegates are
Campbell men. i9.:=;
This gives Campbell twenty-five dele
gates and Dovener twenty In the
county. AS the votes in the convention
will be cast by districts according to
the vote for Mckinley, Campbell will
have the advantage by having secured
the delegates in Moundsville and Ben
wood where the heaviest votes are poll
ed, and will give him about twenty-four
OF the countB's thirty-siX votes. y;
So far as can be learned Nixon has
sufficient delegates to nominate him on
the first ballot for house OF delegates,
but there is no certainty who will cap