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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-23

democracy of Texas.
TEXAS May 19.--The above let
Nan received be me from Hon.
X Jones, chairman of the demo
y,lIonal committee. and / deem
hy 10 call your attention to Its
i,re. In section ], article 2 OF
,snl constitution, will be found
|sNslon: Each State shall APP
such manner as the Legislature
NAV direct number OF electors
the whole number of senators
,,s,eptatiyes to which the State
entitled In congress, but no SEN
representative, or person holding
ssof trust or profit under the
States shall be appointed elector.
tyised statutes of the United
section 1871, ct seq, provides the
!. the appointing Of said cleo
each State, the number of cleo
yhich each State is entitled un-
enstitution, how each may by
Mie Tor filing vacancies. when
sMs OF each State shall meet 10
Nh votes for president and vice
b ID the manner directed by the
slon, their certificates of such
NJ the disposition TO be made OF
tNlfcates. etc
ples Texas civil statutes of 1897,
lsll, ct seq, will be found the
iurre in Texas as to the qualif-
nd election of presidential eieo-
len and where such electors snail
cast their vote for president a, d
rsitcnt OF the United Statcs,
Sscancy from failure to attend,
., legal disqualification may be
ca.
Be noticed that under the Texas
! person chosen as presidential
must be. resident citizen OF
over q years OF age, and not a
q either house of congress.
hrHltution Of the United States
ion requires that he shall not
tsSh holding any office of trust
under the United States.
nfrsne court of Rhode Island
that a centennial commissioner
Rlser this constitutional provision
Ineligible as a presidential cleo
That being ineligible at the time
Section made the election void,
Nuld not be cured by his suisse
'gaaton. In re Corliss 18th, X.
As to the correctness of the
v decided. there is some diver
plnlon. See note by Judge Nit
ne supreme court of Penns yl-
y Am, Law Reg, page 81.
wa be wise to take no chances
iaeslion of this kind. we have
rue and tried democrats ahout
ssinllity for presidential elector
n@ can be raised
We lose the election because
eislgnt like this, We would never
ourselves. Sincerely yours,
James G.. Dudley,
pemocratic National Committee.
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For sALE-A substantial gin plant with
two GIN stands elevator system. seed con-
veyor and grlst mill In fact. an up 10 data
outfit. with a patronage ~ 400 10 100 bales
per season and all grinding that can be done
on Saturdays. Located In healthy and
thriving town on q railroad Reason for
selling too much else TO look after. Cheap
and on reasonable terms Address Good
Luck. this ofhee, e-z5
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Bids ANN PRopusALn.

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, May % 100
Sealed proposals IN .riplica;e for furnish
ing Forage during lscal year commencing
july l, 1900, at Posts in Department Of
teNas. will be received until e o'clock. m
June %, 1909 Proposals will be received at
same time by Quartermastor ri each Post
for furnishing supplies required By that
Post only United States reserves right
TO reject or accept any or all bids or any
part thereof Information furnished on
application here or 10 Quareymhsters at
various Posts. Envelopes containing pro-
posals should be marked Proposals for
............ AZ ....s.ast..f. ..s.... ..,..+...,,
and addressed to the undersigned or 10
respective Post Quartermasters. John
Simpson, C. @. NJ 20
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS June Attn,
1900 the Commissioners Court of Tom
Green county viii receive plans and Hpncih-
cations FOR the erection OF an iron bridge
across tho North Coprho river, at the foot
of Besuregard avenue, in san Angelo
Texas. and on the Same day said Court VIII
receive bids for tho construction OF said
bridge, in accordance with the plans ana
specifications that the court may adopt The
successful bidder viii be required 10 fur
nish with his bid certified check in the
sum al $1,000, as guarantee that he viii
execute a good and sufficient bond for the
faithful performance Of his contract. by
order OF Commissioners Court OF Tom Green
County. Attest: Ed nuegan, County
Clerk. %
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and addressed TO the undersigned or 10
respective Post Quartermasters. John
simpson, c. O. NJ. 20
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT. by responsible tenant,
: OF . room cottage in Third or sixth ward,
ueur paved street. Address 4. T. NJ, this
Office. .
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FOR RENr.

~.
bonsn an ssan mvuv ~ NJ 70 ds,e business
Ste., a. S,s ,,r,,i.t,ra. 1850 eoM NJ IA the
na1t' " ,e bvPuisss.Nn. ooAiN leet Win
feet. II so desired Can dosa slo00S, hus;.
ness yearly. Owner retiring from busiil1,s
Arply to Hodges Dry Goods Co. palestine'
Texas N
FOR RENT-A four room COTTAGE Eneiv
1908 Caroline street 81
NJ1 o,si tot Hkh' hoteehernhs Tor rent. lf9V
.------,..s S.el q. - y
FOR RENT-.Thrae room cottage On Freeman
also small store building III Providence *.
nppH W. J. Aupeitih' 1901 Montsomery
.- 1y.ncc. II
FOR RhNT-Large and commodlous board
ing house Ne 1908 Rgsk avenue, now
conSsnieness Ni pnssessI , rano Al meaern
Dennis Mason block - "
rW0 TITpN ISTITT p0o17s 80 -i 5-----,------
ing New nhono itSs. ia nbono w NJ,
rings. isl. Prairio avenue. =.
--,1-7 49,, -
for horse and COW n N,antea obesn ,n,S
jackson street eS
~ I5S-- ,,,,----.
Kin hVNsEsf wen, YES lev; Not al
W., are IN me ci.s, pus ",,SF you nave seen
to see VIM ~ Tbomas q 90 s I;s5 MAIN IaGro
room Foy bnildlng g
i1RGE soT-Tf5 T00Si 17-c -.
gentlemen. 1904 Travis street "A
So5 So. -
with bath; four blocks from CAPITOL hot0l'
&c Austin. "a
APT- Y0TT Io,i-T,-. - i---7 -.
is the largest ia the city save me by in
spectng same. N. NJ. Noraeat phone 673
Binz building. %
RENT FpEE 70 1he rI-h, w. 7077 80
under fence. 500 acres under plow. 1876 acres
In orchard three ssts OF houses seven
mules and some farm machinery with
nVWer ana rake cornstihs az iH'itoad STA
Gssny t tn naig weston oounN' V"sn huohe =;
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE 90. ib7 acres fine ranch
lane in hutchinson county. Texas, Tor iand
IN coast country, anywhere bStween SABINE
ana Nueees rivers VIM. Penmsn, Angletoh'
Texas
FOR sALE-Or will exchange for Brazos bot !
tom farm OF stock OF merchandise, ~
acres timber land In Liberty county, three
miles from town. Land owner Chappell
Hill, Texas. y
WANTED TdN ExcIjANGE--Lumber for
mules large horses. hay or any kind of
feed stun or Will sell consumer for cash
$40 900 feet 20 select from. Address Lum.
ber thla office. -
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS
Boulevard lots AZ bargain NO controi
80 per cent Of the Heights proDerly nnd sell
az loweet prices.
A Ave room story-and -n-half cottage. with
bath artesian wnter large valtries and
grounds l2sxi32 on corner fronting car limo
at Heights. for salc cheap on installmen'
plan
John A. Milrov Agent 22o Main ST Z
FOR sALE--At Pasadena, thres-room house
10 DO moved of properly. address @. J.
Palmer. business managsr Houataa Post "
THIRTY ACRES five miles Westheimer
road good fence and dwelling drained and
nanured. Mules and tools i wanted. grow
Ing crops aud making money. also seven
and one-haif acres well improved a. EttA.
clore 10 city limits, Land on telephone
ton Texas %
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AN ADVANTAGE---A new fresh. clean stock
Of drugs. chemicals and toilet articles can
10 found at stacy Pharmacy Co.. Capitol
hotel building ga
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FOR shLE-A nne upright Weber piano. For
nrleo, etc.. apply al krupp a Tufny's shoe
Store. ~
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THE OLD RELIABLE Lone Star Lius will
haul your sand. cinders, shavings, she'll and
dirt cheaper than any one. Phone old aud
new. 53S Residence phone new 55i. Onics
ylS TeynS avenue 6-tS
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FOR sAIE-NleeBt and best matched pair
horses in city, light duns, sorrel manes anu
guaranteed sound and gentle and afraid q
nothing price $500: plao one nice big blaea
horse, years old just the thing for SUR
sons Stables. ~
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RHEUMATISM.

my HOT AIR. The marvellous new cure
,or Rheumatism, sciatioa, Arthritis, synoyiiis
ard Kidney Diseases. has stirred the medical
world, Immediate relief and permanent cure
chronic diseases and the druE habits spe-
ciaity Take Houston Heights street car.
Phone SIS rings.
HOUSTON HEIGHTS INFIRMARf.
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FOR SALE OR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES list
Houston city and suburban homes, South
Texas and coast country farms. ranches and
orchards, We price them to sell; several
investment bargains this week. Il. G.
Gray & Co, 3l2 Bnz; long distance phone
7B9: telegraph in Office. 26
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WE WILL SECURE won y position. CORE
snondencc solicited BOX rs, Houston. SO
WANTED-A bright girl. Il or u years nt
age. for light homework moderate salary
good home assured Mrs j. A. Kruegor Box
g. New Vim Texas ~
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RENT FREE to tine right man: 1000 acres
under fence, 500 acres under plow, 1875 acres
In orchard three ssts OF houses; seven
mower and rake, cornerlng at railroad sta
ten in Galveston county. Cash d Luckel.
Galveston TeNns 2S
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NOTICE. of Special Stockholders Meeting.
Notice is hereby given that special meet
ing OF the stockholders Of the Texas ana
New Orleans Railroad Company mas beel
called by the Board Of Directors Of SAID
company to convene at the general office
of said company in the city Of Houston,
Texas, at ~ o'clock, noon, on the 18TH DAY
Of July, 1900, for the purpose OF author
izing the making, execution ana delivery
OF a first mortgage upon the following prop
critics, viz; The line OF railroad, a por-
ton OF which has been recently purchased
and the remainder OF which is now under
construction by said company, beginning
az a point on the Sabine DIVISION OF thz
the town OF Rockland Ia Tyler county, and
extending to point in or near the city OF
Dallas in Dallas county, and also all eN-
tensions of or branches 10 such line or
railroad which shall be acquired or con
structed by said company until the lengths
OF such extensions and branches thereto
shall aggregate forty (4Ol miles; also the
line Of railroad recently purchased ny salo
company, extending from connection with
its main line at point in or near the town
county, Texas. with their franchises and
appurtenances, TO secure the payment OF
bonds OF the said Texas and New Orleans
Railroad Company TO an amount or amounts
not exceeding In the aggregate the prin-
cipal sum Of twenty thousand dollars
$50. 000l for each mile OF the railroads, ex-
tensions and branches mortsaged thereby
which have been or shall be constructor
exceeding thirty (s0l years from their date,
and bearing interest," at the rate OF I per
cent per annufn. payable semi-annually, 10
be issued for the purpose OF paying FOR,
completing, Improving and operating tue
said lines OF railroad extensions and
branches aith their franchises and appur-
tenapces e. b. Seger Secretary Texas
and New Orleans Railroad Comply. 7-lb
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FOR sALE-smaIl bay mare. good traveller,
nue. Monday and Tuesday. ~
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FOUR connecting uufurnshed southeast
rooms; private; bath; no children; refor-
ences 81 Mckinney nyenue. x
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ONE TEASPooNFUL three times day be-
fore meals will cure the worst case OF
gonorrhoea in, few days. Price ST. Ad-
dress Beo Co.. p. q. Box POI. Dallas. Tex
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FOR RENT--A modern up to date business
house nne stand; IN the best town IA the
gallery: also shoe department annex, 2,xN
feet. IL so desired. Can dosa $1,000 busi-
ness yearly. owner retiring from buslucss.
Arply to Hodges Dry Goods Co. Palestine,
Texas ~
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n, erators to Confer.
~. 'sSas, May 2e.-The Hill
enumerators win hold
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HOTEL. INGLEsIDT - Holidays bathing
rowing. fishing sailing u YOU want
lice summer oitirg 20 70 Hotel Ineleside
1t Is situated on = high bldh overlooking
Corpus Christi hav. 24 miles from Ingla-
side station. on the 3. A. aud A. p; rail-
road Address Mrs A. 4, Lea Ingleslde
Sar Pailicio county. Texas. Il
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PROFESSIONAL.

SAVE MONEY Reliable detective service
rendered IN ciyil and criminal cases; rea-
sonahie rates For further particulars adj
Tsvas II
J. l.. KOPF, undertaken and embalmer, iyl4
Prairie Phone ss7 y
q o. COTTON BRO. f1re ins1rs3es
AGENTS and AdiuEtsrA - Main stress
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FINANCIAL.


MONEY TO LOAN in small or large amoun.s
on good security OF any kind. l0l2ia
Prairie avenue. room [, "
WANTED-To borrow sSoO0 to pay last two
notes on property worth $1,000, no agents.
Address l. o. Box 5ys .
J. B. sIIARP-Artcslan wells Of any slle OF
depth. 703 Swiss avenue, Dallas. G-5
$50 600 TO LOAN on Houston business or
residence properiy one to ten years. ..
lowest rates OF interest monthly payments
II desired no delay in getting your noneR
Apply to n L. Mills. COS Main street. Y
WE BUY. sell, pack move and loan money
without interest on furniture and house
hold goous stored with us. all storage
moved free; best warehouse in city Mule
Line" No. I'll Milan street Phoae No
BOARD AND ROOMS.
HANDSOME SOUTH ROOM. gallery front,
modern convenience day boarders wanted
az $40 Main " 70
BOARD AND RooMs-south upstairs room
with board suitable for couple or three
men Table boarders solicited. Si2 Travis
Nicely FURNISHED ROOMS and hoard ia
private family. 10 Travis, next to Bristol
SOUTH FRONT ROOM; batbsi good board
quiet place; no children: l9i crawlord 81
FURNISHED south rooms. with or without
board. l0li Mckinney avenue; phone 1909
-four rings. n
FOR RENT Furnished southeast room for
one or two gentlemen. with or without
board. 707 Calhoun. "
AT SO AUSTIN Newly furnished house,
good table board: hest Of references; house
charged hands 10
SOUTHEAST ROOM with board and four
day boHrders private home references.
$50 Austin street 20
BOARD AND ROOM for two gentlemen;
modern conyeniences cool room and OK
ceiient board. 1918 Texas 2
ATIANTA HOTEI,--Rates 81 90 per day; spe-
street Galveston. D. Foley proprietor. G-h
SUMMER RESORTS.
IDEAL. HEALTH RESORT Buthlag fshng.
boating ana beach driving, WITH airy, pleas
ant Accommodations and all the Injuries OF
the soasnn, the best health resort IN the
South For further particulars. address
Beach Hotel. Texas city. Texas, els
PARTII;5 desIrTne % visit Fort Davis for tho
summer months will End hrst-elass arrom-
Inodation clean rooms and very best u
table board az The Mountain Hotel, Fort
Davis. Texas. For rates ana information
address Mrs. Il. II. Brown Mountain Hotel.
Fort Davis. Texas GA
HOTEL. INGLEsIDr = Holidays. bathing
rowing fishing sailing u you want
Lice summer oitirg 90 70 Hotel Insleside.
Il Is situated on : high blda overlooking
Corpus Christi bay 2@ miles from Ingle-
side station. on tie g. A. aud A. p. rail-
road. Address Mrs, A. =. Lea. Ingleslde.
saE Paiicio county. Texas, Z
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CE MACHINERY-Wa to furnish bids,
spe citicatons ana prices on ice and re-
frigerating machinery any size or purpose.
correspondence solicited. Address j. w
Turnraugh Fort Worth Texas s-l2
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WANTED--Ev one 70 know | sell the
freshest butter; 25c pound, 2 pounds for
t5 cents free delivery; new telephone 1877.
v T. Crook Central market. ga
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LIVESTOCK, PouLYRY AMI EGGS

DEWEY FAY PREss-Prlce sos. Apply W:
g. Ginioek. Victoria, Texas. Y
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MADAM SYLVANtA, the Psychic Palmist.
considered by all TO be the best PIANIST
eNtant She relates incidents in your past
NE which are perfectly astounding; also
the present and never before In the annals
OF oarNoyancy have future events been
more truthly foretold. Readings daily. 1904
PrGirie. 20
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LOST. POUND. STRAY. STOLEN.

FAXED on STOLEN = Brown mars. almost
hav. branded horseshoe on jaw. has paq
euf on knes: mold and notify Naquln =
Bailey, Houston. Texas.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL MEETING
Notice is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting OF stockholders of tho
Union Compress and Warehouse company
will b. held on Tuesday, June g. 1900, at
II o'clock n m, at the office OF T. W
House, Houston Texas. T. W. House, sec.
retary So
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WANTED Young men 10 learn trlegraphy
for railroad positions situations secured or
money refunded. Dallas Telegraph College,
Dallas. Texas eli
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THE SOUTHERN EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
Mnsnn block. Houston, Texas. secures en-
nloyment for competent persons and fur
1pgl 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-11
SCION OF AN :
Old FAMILY.
-
\. BreVcort Kane a Delegate
to Today's Convention.
FROM NARaaGaNSETT PIER.
Has Always Taken an Active interest In the
Affairs Of The 0StIlCt-ls Very
Popular There.
FROM NARRRGaNSETT PER-

A scion OF one OF the oldest and proud
est New York families was a delegate to
the Republican state and congressional
conventions held here today.
Newport has been acquiring as citizens
gentlemen who prefer legal residence in
that peaceable city, TO one controlled by
the Dick Croker gang, and they have
found their new neighbors TO be very
agreeable and accommodating in the way
Of taxes.
Narragansett Pier has also been acquir-
ing new citizens, and among these Is
Mr.. III. Brevoort Kane, of the well-known
Kane family OF New York city and Tux
edo Park.
Mr.. Kane came TO the Pier as a mere
boy, and year after year he has turned
to that place In early summer and has re-
mained until late I'm the fall. He is a
realty owner, and occupies handsome
villa.
Long ago he began to take an interest
I'm the material affairs of the district and
10 look closely after its improvements.
A most companionable gentleman, he has
won the esteem and entire confidence Of
the Pierites, and this year they selected
him 10 represent them I'm the congressiop-
al and state convention for the nomina-
ton of presidential electors.
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WINNING TICKET is NAMED
BY STATE REPUBLICANS.

country. attacked our troops. Being n
patriot and constitutional executive
sworn TO support the constitution and tho
laws. the president did not shrink from
his duty, but took such measures as In
his judgment were best calculated TO put
down the rebellion and establish tho
rightful authority OF the United States.
Whatever may be the ultimate form OF
government there. one thing is certain,
the president had no alternative but to
put down the rebellion. As he said at
Boston, 1T is not good time for tho
liberator TO submit important questions
concerning liberty and government TO tho
liberated while they are engaged I'm
shooting their rescuers"
When, In spite OF the assistance given
10 the insurgents by traitors In this coun-
try, the insurrection is put down, then.
the F'ilipnos will receive the fullest meas
ure of self-government OF which they are
capable Anything greater would be q
curse to them.
And whatever new complications may
come TO us as a world power. and where-
ever our destiny may call us in the fli-
ture, the past record or the administra~
don is sufficient guaranty that with
President Mckinley and a Republican
Congress. the honor OF the nation will be
effectually safeguarded, both at homo
and abroad.
While waiting for the committees to
report, Col. John w. Cass of woon-
socket was invited to address the con-
vention. Col. Cass spoke briefly, and
made strong plea for support to the
national ticket He said that Woon-
socket, In spite Of the fact that Il had
Mr. Bryan's right hand man In its COM
munity. would give plurality for Will
liam Mckinley of not less than 800.
Mr.. Smith chairman OF the committee
on resolutions. reported the platform.
which was as follows, and which was
unanimously adopted:
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DEMOCRACY Your Offspring So You Keep Him.

They do not consider that a newspaper
should be taken as the mouthpiece Of
the party because II picks UP
Charles II. Page as a great and good
man because he says he cannot vote
for Bryan. and which a few years ago
heaped all kinds OF abuse upon his head
because his party nominated him for an
Office.
Having failed 10 pull Mr.. Perkins out OF
the race: having failed 10 laugh him out
by treating his candidacy as n Joke; hav-
ing failed 20 get his best friend 10 in
duce him TO withdraw. I'm favor Of Gran
ger, the gang or alleged Democrats and
Granger boomers this noon set afoat the
story that he had voluntarily pulled out.
The story was sprung al the noon hour.
when Il would he likely 20 obtain a gem
eral circulation.
Before the yarn was fairly launched
Mr. Perkins friends got hold or N and
warned him Of the attempted trick 20 i'm
jurc his candidacy.
Mr. Perkins was rightly indignant. He
not only hadn't pulled out but, he said
he couldn't be driven out with big
cannon. He was In IL TO stay and intended
20 In deeper-in fact as deep ss he
could.
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STATE CONVENTION.

The state convention was called 10 cr-
der at 1880 o'clock by Gen. Hunter G.
White. chairman OF the Republican state
central committee, who announced that
the executive committee Of the state
committee had selected as temporary
chairman OF the convention Judge Clarke
H. Johnson of Foster. and the an
nouncement was received with a round
OF applause.
The call OF the convention was read
by Secretary Charles II. Rowland OF the
state central committee, and then Chair
man Johnson named Charles X. How
land as temporary secretary of the con-
vention. and credentials were called for.
J. Harris Johnson and Henry G. Cram
OF Providence were appointed as assist
ants 10 the temporary secretary. and the
roll of the convention was then called.