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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14
Republicans Of
Kentucky Contest
Charge the Democrats With
Fraud all Over the State.

Louisville. Ky. No, ,,9.-Rspubli.
cso Ohsirnas IAsslis Coubs anuou nced
bic purpose today to contest the slee.o.
ral vote Of the, State sod 10 see that
congressional contests ars instituted by
tho defeated esodidases 70 tho Third.
Ninth apd Testh districts.
Mr.. Oombs said: There is 90 ones.
s'on that Yerkes carried The State by q
substantial plurality Of votes cast. Il
will take the Official count - shc. hov
msoy ballots wese Rot eoaoted by the
presrrsuesd plans Of tho, Den oors.s to
reduce the Ysrkes vote. When it ia
realised that 10 votes 10 the precioot
makes over $4,000 votes 10 the State
1t osn readily be seen thaA this uum Dor
OF votes could have been ssised by tho
Democratic party 10 esoh precinct With.
out affecting public opinion BY the open
rafhanism and disregard Of appearances
which controlled their, action in 1899
The thefss Of this year $40. 10 my opiu.
ion. grester than last year. I desire
to make no 6otitious contests, bu. il the
facts are oow %. ws believe Ne will con /.
te's the electoral vote Of The State Of
Kentucky"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14
KENTUCKY'S UNOFFICIAL RE
TURNS.

Louisville, Ky., Nov. 9.-Wi,h
unofficial returns from every preciuc.
10 Kentucky. the Courier. Journal
puts Brysn's majority at 1886 and
Beckham's at 4,l10 The county
boards csnvsssed the returns in every
county in the State today. and SO
out of the ll9 from which Official re
turns have been received tonight did
not materially change the msjorities
stated There is no doubt that the
foil official returns will vary some,
what from the unoficisi figures 1t
's hardly possible that the msjorities
OF 1886 and 4.1lO will be wiped out,
however. unless the unexpected shall
happen. in the counties where the
official returns are not in
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14
Hanna's Staten ent.

Cleveland. o.. Nov 7.-Seu.sor
Hsuos this evening gave The Asso.
cisted Press tho following statement 90
the result Of yesterdays elecsiou:
"Tbe result is more than satisfactory.
II expresses continued confidence 10
tho administration aud the psrty which
10 osr.aioly gratifying to al republicans
and friends OF this administration. I,
assures the ooutinusooe Of present pros.
porous condition. It is . triumph oil
ths principles Of good government over
Bryanism, which 10 The product Of =,
combination Of elements Of irresponsible
isy, instability aod inoompetenoy. I,
strengthens the very foundations Of ,be
government. Il. is rebuke of the
dsmsRoeuery Of the camp.ign of the
opposition, and clear. cool dag uosie
OF situssioo which WAS for Q time
elouded by their methods of evasion
and misrepresentation. Above eli il
gives to every Americso absolute conf
dence 10 the good judgment Of the
people aud their readiness aud ability
to protect their o~n interests BY decid.
ing Alright those great questions which
OF necessity eoue.up 10 . goverouen,
by the people
"Whils 10 the main on. prediction.
have been fulfilled, I may say that i.
many esses our expectations bave beer
exceeded. AZ yet Goal results cannot
OF coarse, be koowo. but some Of th.
States which were considered dou btu
are sarsly republioao and some wbiot
seemed safely demosrasic are doubtful
With possibility OF being republican
II A Hanna.U
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14
That Pendulum. Didn't Swing

Democrats we're banking heavily
upon the long established preceden,
that New York's vote swipgs like q
pendulum between the two parties ia
alternate campaigns, and that Indiana
has always gone che same way. I.
was shown that for many campaigns
this had been an unfailing rule, and
it was now democrscy's turn to have
the pendulum swing its way.
But the peddulum didn't swing
For the 6rst time since 1854 the
rule has failed, and for the fret time
in all these years the republicans
have carried New York in two src
cessive presidential campaigns. The
following table from the New York
World shows the pIurslities in New
York State and the Oh. city, now
Manhattan and Bronx Borougbs, in
each of the last eleven presidential
years
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14
NO DOUBT ABOUT KENTUCKY

Louisville. Ky. Nov 8.-Wth returns
from all but 30 ont Of 1884 precincts
in Kentucky. the Courier Journal
puts Bryao's msjority at 5000 and
Beokhaua's At 5000. The missio q
precincts have been taken into aosou o.
in this result. The republicans DOW
clsim that majorities will be shown for
McKiDley aod Yerkes when the return
ing board oanvssses the vote at Frank
fort. which it will do three weeks from
election day. The returuiug board is
democratic aud tho Legislature is also
democratic. Ex. Gov Jas B. McCrary.
wbo managed the democratic csmpaieu
tonight closed the beadqusrters and viii
tomorrow return to bis home at Riob.
mond. He said tonight ,ha. be bad
beard from campaign cha,rmen 10
every ccuosy 10 the State. and tba.
With oil Of the republican claims ic the
eleventh district. be plsced The maiori
ties OF Bryan aod Beokbam respectively
st 5000 at 5000.
The Louisville Con meroial, republi.
csn. will tomorrow say the election il
very CLOSE" It will not oouoede the
defeat Of Yerkes aod the McKiu iuley
electors sud will say th.. The ofioisl
count only csu determine tho result.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14
MAILS IN THE PHILIP.
PINES.

Washington, Nov 9-Receut devslop. .
meots in the postal service 10 the
Philippines are reported by Director
General of Posts Vailie in commuoic..
''ons just received by the postofios DC.
psrsmeos. Regarding 'he censorship OF
the malls the director general says Gen
Macarthur is folly 10 accord w;th bin
oa bis contention that postal censorship
shalt be resorted to only 10 case of ab.
solote necessity He says there has
been sod will be no friction between
the postal and military sutbori.ieso D
this question. He recognises. however,
thst occasions may arise where ceusor.
ship 's absolutely necessary and has
given instructions that officers Of tbs
postal service sbalI 10 every way .ssis.
the military.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14
Hester's Cotton Statement

New Orleans, Nov. 9.-Secretarv
Hester's weekly New Orleans cotton
exchange statement shows an in.
crease in the movements into sight
compared With the seven days ending
this date last year in round figures Of
$4,000. For the nine days of No.
vember the totals show sn increase
over Iast year of $4,000. For the 10
days OF the season that have ELAPSED
Ihe aggregate is ahead Of the 70 dsys
of last year 100000
The amount brought into eight dur.
ing the pact week has been 4l6,l94.
against 3S4, ,l65 for the seven dsys
ending November 9th last year.
Theee make the total moveme mt for
the 70 days from September let to
date $3.50, ,734. against 8, BAG, 900 last
year. The movement since Septem.
Der lst shows receipts at oil United
3 SStateslpor,s 2.5lS.5S9. against 2. .2l9,.
OI5 last year. overland across the
Mississippi, Ohio and Potomac rivers
to northern mile and Canada $50.
1913. sgains. PSI .0l5 last year. lutte.
rlor stocks in excess Of those held at
the close of the commercial year 473.-
662, against 420. .2S2 last wear
Southern mill takings ala, $40, against
S26. .4s6 last year. 2S4. 4.4SS year before
last
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What the Republicans Claim.
Declare Both Kentucky and
Nebraska Went for Mo.
Ktnley.

New York, Nov. S.-As q result
OF messages received at Republican
national headquarters today by Ma
tional Committeeman ] d Msulev
and N B. Scott from doubtful points.
Mr. Msnley gave out the following
statement:
"Full returns today leave the situa-
ton as it was yesterday We have
won by S08 electoral votes We
have carried every northern State.
but Colorado. Nevada and Montana
With ten votes We have carried
Kentucky. Maryland, Delaware and
West Virginia. As we predicted
during the entire campaign they are
attempting to rob us of the electoral
votes IN Kentucky under the power
Of the Goebei law. If they succeed
we shall have 1876 electoral votes.
Our candidate for governor wires
that we have carried Kentucky for
the electoral ticket and elected him
by over 1000 majority The time
oss come wneC toe American people
ought TO iosist ct whatever cost that
the votes shsll be counted 40 they
we're honestly cast"
Senator Scott in answer to tele.
grams inquiring az to the result in
Nebraska, received the following
dispatch from E Rosewater, mem
ber of the national advisory com
mittee, who is q candidate for the
United States senstorship from
Nebraska
Returns from the rural districts
incomplete bot no doubt whatever
that Mckinley carries Nebraska By
not less than 5000 Governorship
close but the prospects favor Re
pub'icans. Both houses of legisla
ture will be Republican by small
majority"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14
Mckinley Carried Nebraska

Omaha, Nov. 8 Almost complete
returns give Mckinley q plurality in
Nebraska of over 5000. The Re.
publican State ticket is apparently
elected by from 500 to 1000. The
Republicans elect cong ressmen in
the First and Second districts. the
foeionists in the Third. Fourth, Fifth
and Sixth districts. The legislature.
the returns on which are not yet re-.
turned. will probably stand:
neutrality-suspicious.. 16; Fosiou
lists. l6; vacant, l
House-Republicsns, 81: Fusion.
ists, 40
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14
NORTH CAROLINA'S SEN.
ATOR.

Raleigh. N. c. Nov Especial :
Dispatches to Morning Pest q. 11.S0
sssuse Chsirmso Simmons nominatsoo
q tho State primary for Senator BY so. :
600 usjori'y or more over Juliso s.
Carr Mr Si~mons said .. IL o'clock
tonight that hs hoped to get 5000,
.bs majority which Ayeock GOT for
Governor st tho Angus. election, uoder
Sim uoos's management. The ohsuoes
srs hs will ct Il.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14
LIEF s. G.. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER d. 1000 ~ So

plurality for Mckinley and Roosevelt
10 yesssrdsy's contest ,wss l4,146,
With . probability that official count
will swsli The total to $4,000 or moro.
Oolumbus. 0, Nov Z Democratic
State Chairman Long had no state.
nent 10 give out tonight Repsbli.
can State Chairman Dick ssid
"Uuofaoisl resarns received from
81 Of the % counties warrant the
claim Of 70 900 for McK inley. and We
elect II Of II members Of congress,
Q gsin Of two" +,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14

Wsshisgsoa Nov 7.-Rspsesentssivs
Loudsnslsgsr. Who 10 10 ehsrgs Of The
sss'sso headquarters Of the Rspublio.u
congressional committee. tonight said
that biz resuros and The press die.
patches indicated that The Repu blioso
would hsvs 203 members iu the next
heuss OF. Representatives. sgsinst l54
Tor the opposi.ios.
Al sbs headquarters Of the Demo.
cratic eoogressioosl committee, M.
Kerr, the secretary. dsoied tho elaims
made By sbe Rspublissns TO asjori.y
from 20 10 30 10 the Text house. He
ssys tbss che ioforma,ioo be hes re.
ssivsd mskes IL eersaio that Tho Demo
ess's will have N least l66 members.
With tie prospects, Of one or two more
seats Which ere ssill 10 doubt lsa,ioa
'hs Rspablissos . majority ou tho fsse
Of present sdviees
Chsis1ss Riehsrdsou refused 70 sive
ont soy statement 90 The general 70
sul'. merely ssyiog be did nos wish 20
talk st this tine.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14
How Senate Will Stand.

Washington. Nov The next 500.
ate sssuuiog that the State legislatures
will fuld'l their duty and choose senators
to represent their Stsses will stand, on
tho bssis Of yes'srdsys election, 49
republicans. 81 democrats sud 8 inde.
psndents. With the legislatures 10 doub.
10 three States With tho privilege oi
eleesisg ave seustors at this time. The
legislatures 10 doubt sre Delaware and
Nsbrssks 10 each Of which States two
senators are to be chosen and Idaho With
oue senatorial chair to be 6lled.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14

Finley Brown, IL year old Charles.
too lad. Was placed 10 dry swimniog
pool at she Porter academy % joke by
bic schoolmases and left to climb out a.
beet be could. 10 bis efforts to do 60
- sastsined internal Injuries. from
Which be subsequently, died. The litslo
fellow vas loyal. to bic friends and
refused to tho last to reveal their names. y.
saying that they we're scsiug 10 . spirit
OF fon and should not be blamed for
their accident.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14
WiIuisg,oo. Del. Nov IA ria

WiIwiegsoo. Del. Nov IA riot
occurred 10 the Sd district Of Whining
ton. which resulsed 10 The destruction
Of The pollioe place. The diss,io. bss
. large negro vote. aud % tho officers
we're nearly hslf 90 hour late. 10 open .
ing tho polIs about hsodrsd negroes
assembled 10 lios Waisios to vote. Az
,bs doors opsosd they saw . whi,e.m.o ,
james AsHusb, vho bad gotten 10
ahead OF them. suomptiog 10 vote.
Tbis isfuriased them aod. soshiog 10,
they ssssui,sd Mshugh sod tho iuspee.
tor. james Dogsn. cutting both serious
y. POliee~so Sherry vss also eu,
10 s'teupsiee 70 restore order. The
osesoss destroyed The polliss booth sud
sbs rsgissrssioo books d,ssppssssd 10
The aslss.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14

Nsv York. Nov Z 7-Polisissl head
quasssrs 10 this city aud State are BE-
log sbsodonsd. aud The oampsigu ol
1900 10 oow history Ex Gov Stone.
Who bee bad charge Of tho Desperate
os,iooal headquarters. 10 pre- tsrine to re'
surs 70 Missouri. Rspubiicss leaders oi
sa.iopsi rspu,ssion who have made
their hssdquarssrs here 10 this city Tor
. ssebsr Of wseks pest. are slso scat
tsrios TO their homes 10 diifereos eco.
sioos Of The country
TIE of6oisl returns - received ore
sot materially shsugisg tho rsssl.s.
end MeKipley's plurslity st midoigb,
RENAME approximately las. 1000 10 the
State. Joho b Sssueh6sld. the Demo.
ssstis so~iase for governor. sso ahead
sf bic pasty's prssidsosisl electors. bu,
O'Dslrs plusslisy still rs.aios sbou,
100. 900.
Both houses OF the State leGisla,ure
are 'Rspsb'iess b. large plurality.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14
BRYAN CLAIMS NEBRASKA

Chicago. Nov S-A telegram was
received at Dem ooratic national head.
qusrters today from W. j. Bryan. stat
Jog that the Democratic uatioual tick ct
carried Nebraska by . majority Of 2. 900
aud the State ticket by 1000 sod that
tho next legislature will be Dem ocratic.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14
THE ILLINOIS VOTE.

Chicago. Nov 8-Complese uuotioi.l
retarDs from the State show tho total
vote for president to hsve been Mo.
kioley 593. .023; Bryso 497 $50
Plurality 95.093 The plurality Of
Yates (Rep) for governor 10 65,ll4
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14
UnconQuered Beers.

London, Nov. 9.-Lord Roberts, tele.
graphing from johannesburg uoder
date OF Nov 8, gives details Of the de !.
feat OF the Beers nesr Bothavi!Ie. and
adds to the facts already known The
following:
"Col Le Calais was heavily enc aged
for Eve hours with l 900 Beers. Knox
reinforced De Calais aud CON pIe.ely
defeated the Beers. Dewet aud Steyu
With the Beers. left 10 great haste aud
we're pursued some miles to the
southeast. The enemy broke up to
small parties. L. Calais was among
the killed Steyn's secretary. Deviel-
liers, vas wounded and captured.
Lord Roberts also reports . number
OF small a8airs. the most important of
which vas an engagement fought Nov
b BY Smith Dorrien. south of Dalmiu.
uths. which resulted 10 the Beers
being driven to the east of Komati
river.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14

New York. Nov 7.-Ex Gov Stone
Of missouri had bic stssemeos msds ont
early today. 10 which be reviewed the
else,ioo Of yss,srdsy Il 10 % follows :
"Ths battle 10 over The Demo
cratic party Of the eouotry accepts the
rssuls wi,hou, eomplsioing. as 10 duty
bousd Il eighties but little now to
aoslys, The io6usuoes % to toe cause
that bsougbs sboot tho resuls. There
will bs vide Divergence OF epioiou %
TO sbss. This Il will ssy. however.
that shs Ds~osrssie party muss stand
and will stsod. uodismsyed 10 defense
OF the eoossitusioo aad for the preser
vstioo uoimpsired OF cur constitution
A colonial policy would bs destructive
Of the rspsblio cod Ne should re.is,
every s6srt to ssssblish il have
slWsys favored sbs aoosxa,ioo, 10 +,
proper wsy. OF tbs islsods sdjaeeut .o
oar coast. bat have opposed The aouex.
stion OF large donsis 10 the eastern
hemisphere for re.soos fally stated dor
log The esmpsigo.
"The Democratic psety muss ,staod
drm 10 t6e defense Of the coos.it usiou
while at the came time il should take
On advanced aud progressive position
looking ,othe development and proteo
tiou OF our maritime aod eom merois
interests. The Missouri Democrat,
platform Of 1898 expressed my view,
90 sbs political questions Of the day
Those questions are for future disous.
sion, however sIl I cay now is What
have said macy times before, that .he
Democratic pAs'y muss Be affirmative
aod progressive % we'll 90 aggressive
"Mr Bryso made . great 6gh.. q.
is one Of the most reuarkable men o
history. He may osves be presidents
bat whether 10 polisie,s OF private iife
90 wsu will bold : more con msudioe
place. snd none will bs capable Of or
srsiog . greater islueoes for publ.
good. May God blsss hi~
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14

II Mark H.ooa h.s .sy Of shat
ea~pa'so fund lsh be oesh. to divide
q among Wharton Barker, Mr.
Deo' 'nd the other 6surs head esudi.
a'se' Who :. we're rassiug 10 hslp MeKia.
ley.-Wiloisstos Ssas.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14

Ns~ YoVt. Nov All tho large
sugsr rsaoioe soepaoiss bsvs usds .
'sdsstioo OF ID per cast 10 oil gssdss
si ss0ssd ssgss.
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In Bryan's State.
Result Still In Doubt...Fusion
Legislature Seems Likely.

Lincoln. Nsb, Nov Demo oerssio
National Com misteemsn Dahlman this
afternoon stated that tho Nebraska
Legislature will be fusion BY IL major.
isy; that tho fusion State ticket !,
elected BY about 5000 majority. aud
that Bryan elessors win BY $4,000 Rs.
publiosos ara iuclioed to oooosde the
Legislature on the face Of tho present
resurns, bus sllege fraud 10 Douglass
country and Omshs aud will contest.
So far the returns show gsins 10 the
Legislature Of l6 members for the fu.
sionists over two years sgo.
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State

10 1892 Mr. CleveIand's plurality 10
the present territory Of Grester New
York was Ill AT. In 1895 McKin
ley's plurality in the same territory
was 1000.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14

Owahs. Nov Z Election returns 10
Nebrsska are 90 close % to be vatohed
kssnly. Chairman Lindsay for the Re
poblicaos elsims tonight that Mckinley
carries tho State by 1000 or more,
the kepublioao State ticket wins BY
10000 900 aud that the Republican {
have . rsiority Of II 10 the Legislature
Agsinss ehis tho Democrats claim
Bryan carried The State. though BY Q
osrroW msrgio that fusion has safe
working msjority 10 the Legislature,
cod that the fusion State offiosrs ere
elected By 5000 to 5000. The leeis
ls'are will be 10 doubt untii complete
returns are 10, lodicstious are that II
will be fusion BY . small n.jority
Both parties ere olsimins 10 lead on
joint ballot.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14

THE LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES.
Botbaville, Nov 9.-Tbere has been
heavy 6ehtiog siOce Nov 8. resulting
10 the defeat Of the Bocrs. who lost 23
killed. 20 wounded and, 100 taken pris.
oners, Seven of their guns we're also
captured
The British lost 3 of6osrs aud 4 men
killed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-07-02
FOUR DROWNED. FOUR SAVED.
Sad Ending Of Sunday Fishing Party in
Boston Harbor.

Boston. July -Four persons out Of
a fishing party Of eight We're drowned
in the harbor. this afternoon. by the
oyerturning of their craft. a 23-foOt
catboat. but the others were rescued
with much difficulty by pleasure boats
tina. CHANGED to be within sight.
The drowned:
John Cois3n, u Cross street, Charles
town.
VIM. Dingwill, $50 Main street, Cam
bridge,
Harry Neal. 80 fremont street Bos-
ton.
Walter Loud. Mattapan.
The bodies of Dingwill and Neal have
been recovered. The boat sank of
Buoy 6. Lower Middle, her mast now
being above water.
The party. which consisted of the
four above named. together with T.. c.
Buckminster of Everett. Robert Ding
WILL (brother of William). George
Crockett of Chelsea. and James McIn-
tire of Revere, left Charlestown. Satur-
day night, in the catboat Niobe own
ed by Colson and -Buckminster. for a
days fishing in the harbor, and sailed
direct to City Point. Early this morn
ing, they were seen passing the City
Point life saving station. the wind
blowing flesh and sea being quite chop
Ply. Soon after the waves began to run
higher and the water so filled their
boat that they We're kept constantly
engaged in bailing. The wind increas-
ed and their position rapidly grew
worse.
When off Long Island. the water
gained fast upon them and although
they worked desperately. the boat
gradually began to sink until finally II
was completely eagulfed by the waves.
With rush the men sprang from the
boat and attempted to reach the little
tender which was being towed astern.
but four of them never reached it.
Buckminster. Crockett. McIntire and
Robert Dingwill succeeded in climbing
into it. but their haven was doomed to
be temporary one only. for the ten
der was more than half fun of water
and could hold her additional load but
a little longer.
Fortunately several pleasure craft |
had witnessed the accident and bore !
down upon the scene as fast as posi- !
BILE. The sloop yacht Monomoy was the |
first to reach the men, followed closely |
by another yacht. and each took off |
two of the survivors, who were nearly |
lead from exhaustion. A few moments
afterwards, the body of Harry Neal |
was seen floating in the water. and
was also dragged on board one of the
yachts. but nothing could be seen of
the bodies of the other victims. Later
in the afternoon. the body of William
Dingwill was picked up by the police
boat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-07-02
SAGADAH0C DEMOCRATS
II Bath and Go Through Form Of Nom.
mating Ticket.

bath. Me. July 1.-The Democrats of
Sagadahoc held their convention in Bath.
Saturday, to nominate candidates for
county ofii'es. Lewis NJ. Fulton of Bow
doinham, vas chairman, and II. ID. Max
well of Bath, secretary.
The delegates present We're George Mi
mott and Lewis NJ. Fulton from Bowdoin-
ham, {. Il. Besse, w. NJ. Wilson and
John knight from Topsham. b. A. Merri-
man ana James NJ. Tarr from Bowdoin.
II. A. Card ana a. +. Delano Of Wool
wch W. y. Price and \. l.. Theobald
Of Richmond. II. d. Maxwell. George +
Hughes. james G. Mulligan. Thomas +.
Neagie, Stephen Conley. Fred A. Willis.
Frank j. Parks, Edward G. Plummer.
Charles w. Larrabee, a. 5. Dodge, X. }.
Nolan. Edward j. Murphy and Elliott +.
Penney Of Bath.
After the credentials were examined
they proceeded to nominate the candl-
oates for the county offices as follows:
Sheriff. William b. Fairclough. Rich
rnond; treasurer. Edward j. Murphy.
Bath: commissioner, Herbert d: Max
well. Bath: register of probate. William
$. Hogan. Richmond; attorney. Edward
G, Plummer, Bath; senator. George ii.
ihaabald, Richmond: county committee,
Arrowsic. c. c. Shea: Richmond, Wal
lace ~ Price; Bath, Thomas p. Neagle;
bowdoin. James NJ. Tarr; Bowdoinham.
Lewis M. Fulton; Georgetown. kerwin
W, Riggs: Perkins, John Maxwell;
ohippsburg. George c. Paase; Topsham,
'ohn Knight: West BAN. Charles II.
-ee; Woolwieh. Hiram +. Delano.