The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-18

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/, Marshall-L. L. Phillips.
ohio-Oliver Belleville.
! Basis of Representation.
Brooke-C. K. Jacob.
Mershall-John Roseberry.
ohio.-M. F.. Mccolloch.
Resolutions.
Brooke-W. R. Glass.
Marshall-Dr. o. C. Wilson.
Ohio-S. o. Boyce.
Rules and Order of Business
Brooke-C. 3. Reeves.
Marshall-Albert Hooten,
Ohio-H. L. Loos.
Z A recess OF five minutes was taken,
during which the committees met and
formulated their reports.
Committees R;Yort.
The committee on credentials report
ed no contests from Brooke. Marshall or
Ohio counties. The following duly cho-
sen conferees were reported:
Brooke.
&c. Wright, ]. F. Cree. R. H. Cotton,
W. NJ. Workman. Carl h. Jacob. C. B.
Reeves. George H. Freshwater, R. r.
Bane and c. B. Scott. There was but
one proxy, W. R. Glass representing
George H. Freshwater.
Hancock.
Nc conferees were present.
: Marshall.
Union district. Joseph Smith, c. II.
Seabright: Washington, S. B. Blair, J.
E. Hooten. Sand Hill, L. C. Thompson.
DR.. ]. w. Abercrombie: Webster. D. w.
Stewart. c. E. Bell; Liberty. Thomas
E. Parriott. G. W. Bowers; Meade, John
Shepherd, C. D. Wayt: Clay, O. L. Hol-
liday, Miles Pierce: Franklin. A. ].
Montgomery, d. H. Arrick: Cameron,
W. o. Grimes and S. A. Parriott. Prox-
les, John Roseberry for C. H. Smith:
L. L. Phillips for C. E. Bell: A. L. Hoo
ten for J. L. Hooten; DR.. o. C. Wilson
for A. J. Montgomery.
Ohio.
Washingtor-Joseph McCahon. ST.,
W. G. Caldwell.
MadIson-H. L. Loos. W. H. Hearne.
Clay-H. C, Richards. A. f. Beach.
Union-G. B. Caldwell, S. o. Boyce.
Centre-Heary Kern, Leroy Miller.
Webster-Oliver Bellevile, Daniel
Moody.
Ritchle-George Bell. Charles E. Dam
nenberg.
Triadelphia-G. R. E. Gllchrist. John
Arbenz. tr.
Liberty-Lewls Bradford. W. H.
Whitman.
Rlchland-H. P. Carter. NJ. F. Mccol-
loch.
The committee on rules and order OF
business reported as follows: first,
reports Of committees: second. nomina
ton OF candidate for circuit court
judge; third, that hereafter there shall
be elected two confcrees from each
mag!ster!al district: said conferees to
cast the vote of their districts on the
basis Of the vote cast for William Nc
kinlcy for President in the year 1900;
fourth. that each county shall select
and report to this conference one per-
son as member OF the judicial commit
tee and that the persons so selected
meet and organize at once. and report
to this conference.
The committee on basis OF rcprcsen-
tation reported as follows; Hancock.
S: Brooke, Q: Ohio. &C.; Marshall, SO; to-
tai. 100; necessary for choice. 6l.
The Resolutions.
The committee on resolutions. through
Chairman S. 0. Boyce, reported as fol-
lows,
7 The committee on resolutions ap-
pointed by the confcrecs OF the judicial
conference OF the First judicial district
OF West Virginia beg leave to repor,
the following resolution:
Resolved. That In the death OF the
late lamented Judge ]. r. PAUL. the lar
ana people OF the counties OF Hancock.
Brooke. Ohio and Marshall counties
lose pure. upright man and Judge
OF the highest abilities. and while la
menting his untimely departure, we
congratulate the people that his mantle
has fallen upon man whose life Is also
beyond reproach, ind who stands to.
day the peer Of any 1urist In the state
OF West vfrslnln, the Hon. Thayer Mel
Win.
In pursuance to the report OF the
committee on rules and order OF busi-
ness the following judicial committee
was named: Brooke James F.. Cree:
Ohio. A. II. Beach; Marshall. o. L. Hof-
llday. After the conference the com
mittee organized by selecting rs chair
man. Gen. a. II. Beach, Of Ohio county.
The Hancock county Republican exec