The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-07-07

Delegates Et0oso'
The Democratic State executive GU"
,,;ttee met in jackson on the 21th' anu
o.nvossed the returns of the recene
,lural;tv primary election for delegates
r. +ha national convention. Following
is the vote by districts for delegates -
the State at large. .r, !
NIT D;strict-Longino, 679; Money
sso. Cameron. e15; Henry, 44s; Sullivan
1858. ,rv oo1:
Second-Longino, Lit; Money VOL w.,
cameron. ITO; Henry, SIT; Sullivan, .oa.
Third-Longino, 9,S65; Money i'ois'
Cameron, 2.2Ss; Henry, oSS; oui'i'
2,199. ooa Mo,ar 7a1:
c.meron. 1.572; Henry, 1,437; Sullivan
$50. 49, . A1o.
Fifth-Longino, 2,41e; Money .'4lO'
Cameron, s,545; Henry, l'soo' outl''
1921. u.v aso:
Cameron, eO9; Henry, 1872; Sullivan 04''
seventh-Longino, 1,s41; Money, =,
sso. Cameron, ,1Os; Henry, 1'4Sl; SUI
Ivan, 1913. -, 900. Ion.
> pec.nitulation-Money, 1o,OsS; LOU
oino. ii, 1876; Cameron, s'4oV' y
= : $40; Sullivan, 7,Os1. Longino' MONEY
\ Cameron and Henry elected ,,
!. since the foregoing was taOuia'eu
h the following counties have been near'
IS from: "A
: c.lhoun.-For Henry, IS; Sullivan Il
i. Jasper-Henry, 1874; Sullivan w.
a. Marion-Henry, 80; Sullivan D.
Il Jackson-Henry, 90; Sullivan A.
For Henry, 800; Sullivan, 1853.
90 The alternates delegates Tor ota1c
~ ID Dr. B. F. Ward, of Montgomery ~
a sO7. -, IN -
in John d. McInnis, Lauderdale' WI
h a. R. Page, Claiborne, Tito
lie Van r. Bod6ie, Washington, IT, III
he n,srR1or DELEGATES ELECTED.
m E;rst District-D. w. Houston D.
nd Senter. D,.,,asls
ks second-v. P. Still, H. E. Blakesle
les Th;rd-A. F. Gardner, J. d. wynn
lid Fourth-T. c. Kimb-ough, Jas. 90
The erville. r.o,,o
md Fifth-A. ]. Russell, W. Z. IacKe
ant c;~,b-E. 7. Bowers, ]. ii. Jones'
de- + Soventb-O. H. Bowen, A. T. Hill
up Alternates-Fourth Dlstrlc'
so George, w. N. Hurt. ,u
I'LL s;rtb-N. P. Bonney, G. Wood Mag
ilne nu..,..,Dpi Press Association.
vest This association held its thlrty-n
Iohs animal session in jackson on june
ond 81. The attendance was SIN
M. Il being understood that 1t was 70
was sort of prelude to the excursion
at .o,,ed ont for the Northwest on
1t afternoon of the 21st. This VIII noV
lself cur again, as the annual outing can
begin within thirty days after the
nted nual meeting for business
It, in There was some good papers rea
hose the menting--notably, the opening
dress of President P. e. Wllliams'
; g. annual grafton by H. E. Biakeslee
The New Albany Gazette, and an
70 - hv Mr.. H. T. Crosby, of the Green
T;roas on 1.-THE Successful Man
~ 49, nent of a Country Newspaper.
- '' There were two present, z. X. Ma
andJL. Power, who participate
e. At the organization of the associ
JUS June g. 1866, and they have ate
ry Tor nearly all the meetings since
coast, The next meeting will be at
n' auu Christian, and the next outing
woulu include the Pan-American Expo
ons 70 a. buffalo, Niagara Falls, New
citv. the Hudson river, West POM
ppi for The following were chosen oele .
1907 900 70 the next meeting Of the ns'
N the editorial Association: r =, wiz
K the 1f,ss Florence Young, a. nA
, these S ME- Re1nie vinson, J. K varaa
Ia T, Power. h. T. Crosby, Mrs.
] IS in Mcclure. ....s.s a