The age-herald., 1899-06-20

Of Cardiff; Hannibal Haywood, of Pratt City; J. M. Garth, of West Pratt: John Reel of Warrior; Cap Clemmons, of Johns; George Kuffner. of Belle Ellen; James Nee son. of Broolowood.
 Question of Delegates The attendance at the convention is tho largest in the history of the state organiza- ton. In this connection an interesting ques- ton was raised before the convention as- sembled. by the requests of several repre- sentatives of the Knights of Labor, an or ganization among the miners of No. 1 Pratt, asking to be allowed representation in the convention.
 On the advice of National Committeeman Fairley and after a full discussion by the delegates. 1t was decided that only repre- sentatives of the locals belonging to the United Mine Workers of America could take part in the convention. The Knights of Honor representatives, by way of ex- planation, said that they had tried to get some one to come to No. and organize them, but had been unsuccessful.
 The following is the full list of delegates to the convention, as reported by the com mittee on credentials, including the officers, executive board and auditing committee, who arc ex-officio members of the conven- ton:
 William R. Fairley, national executive committeeman, Blocton; George w. Young, president, Blocton; S. P. Cheatham, vice. president, Adger.
 No. 1, Executive Board-William Kirkpat- rick, Pratt City; H. H. Haywood, Pratt City; Ellis Mckenzie, Cardiff; Ali H. Gen. try, Blocton; Jacob Lillick, Lopez; P. R. Murray, Bell Sumter
 Auditing Commttee-J. Hallier, Bloeton; R. Hooper, Pratt City.
 Adger, (SiX voteS)-Hopkins BiVens, William George, R. Crayton, colored.
 No. 3, Belle Ellen, five votes)-N. L. Mat thews, George Huffner, Jane Hudglns, John Thompson, A. H. Stocton, colored.
 No. 3, Blocton, (fourteen votes)-A. H. Gentry, Ed Roach, Dave Johnson, James Jones, G. B. Reynolds, Joe Hallier, Albert Ellis (colored), Charley Smith (colored), 8. P Cheatham (colored), Sandy Blocker (eol- ored).
 No. 1. Brookside (seven votes)-Mid Thompson, R. c. Hoard, colored.
 No. ,. Brookside, Give votes)-James Nel- son, Henry Bird. colo-ed.
 No. 4h, Blossburg, (one vote)-Edward Bradley, II. Crumb, colored.
 No 6, Cardiff. (eight votes)-J. A. Usher, , George Tannahil, colored. No. !, Corona, tone vote)-W. D. Moon, Thomas Ferguson, colored.
 No. s. Galloway, (two Vetes-J. D. Lyles, J. T. Morgan.
 No. l. Graves Mine, (one vote)-Wiliam Turner, colored.
 No. S. Hargrove, (one vote)-IId Nichols. Jim Nelson, colored. X No. H. Henry Ellen, Gone vote)-N. J. Johnston.
 No. 12, Johns, (six votes)-Rans Smith, coored; Cap Clemmons, colored; T. H. Houser, colored; P. R. Murray, colored; John Reece, colored; T. w. Winton, colored.
 No. B, MaryLee Gswisburg), (two votes) Thomas Dudley, Harrison Phillips, colored.
 No. 14, Pratt City, (twenty- eight votes)- Frank Fournier, Adam Pow, Tom Tinney, Adam Guy, George Barber Sandy Will Hams, s. L. Brooks. colored w. A. Cain, colored; H. Haywood, colored.
 No. b, West Pratt, (ten votes)-L. B. Evans, Dave Brown, James Lally, Tom Dickey. Jack McCsrty, A. Barnes, colored; Jerry Gerff, colored; A. Wilson, colored; John Douglass, colored Scott Garrett, coored.
 Sumter Gone vote)-W. R. Sells.
 No. 16, Warrior Gone vote)-John Reel, T. J. Mckenzie.