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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-07-15

a Governor in November, and that Roose-
welt will carry West Virginia by 10000
and the ticket froc1 Governor to con-
stable will be elected.
Dayton says tine letters we're original
abolitionists.
At s:2s Dayton finished his speech
nominating Teter AMI the Teter people
gave him an ovation.
At s:25 Governor Atkinson came up
to nominate Dawson and received a
great ovation. He is suffering from ILL
ness and his voice was very weak. but
hi strong points for Dawson were
cheered heartily.
When Atkinson finished three-fourths
OF the convention rose to its feet. Will
liamS Waters. of Kanawha, seconded
Dawson's nomination and said that
Dawson is the man that routed the Chill
ton & AlacCorkle Democracy. Waters
said to nominate Dawson and Kanawha
county will be the banner Republican
county of West Virginia He concluded
his address at s:45 amid great cheering.
George c. Sturgiss. of the Monongalia
delegation. also seconded Dawson's nom
nation and said that o5 per cent of the
Republican voters are for Dawson.
c. w. Dillon, of Fayettc, then second
ed the nomination of Dawson He said
Daw~on or Teter either would curry the
state. These kind of fights in conven-
ton. he says. develop Republican man
hood.
W. p Hubbard. of Ohio county. said
we are going to putt talking and vote
for Dawson
j. w. Thompson. colorcd delegate from
Tucker county, seconded the nomination
of reter.
Charles T. Caldwell seconded Tctcr's
nomination and said he would vote the
ticket whoever is nominated. He refers
to his war record. Caldwell appeals to
the Npnawha county delegation to vote
for Tcter aul asks them to forget that
lie tried to ms.cat them. QLaushtcr.)
He said that he loves Dawson: that
Dawson is good Republican. but that
he has had enough; he referred to Daw-
sons salary ais secretary of state.
CHisscs and howls) Senator Elkins here
warned Caldwell that he had only a min
ute to speak. Caldwell said hundreds
of oil men would vote against Dawson.
There were cries of NO, they won't, .
and Caldwell finished amid cheers for
Teter.
At 9:l8 Senator Elllins ordered the
roll call on nominations for Governor.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-07-15
Commissioners Sole

Pursuant to decree of the Circuit
Court of Harrison county, West Virginia.
rendered on May %, 1904, in the chan.
Gerry cause of Minnie c. Kester VS.. Josie
Taylor ct ais, will make sale at public
auction on
Saturday, July 10, 1904,
in front of the court house door
in the town of harrisburg, West
Virginia, two lots or parcels OF
land lying in the county of Har-
rison, state of West Virginia, being
parts of the estate of Dudley a. Davis
deceased, and described in a plot in the
above mentioned suit and the bill filed
therein as, First, Lot No. 1, in the vii.
lage of Quiet Dell, containing l.62 acres
and Second, Lot No. ., lying below Quiet
Dell on the east side of Elk creek, con.
tanning one acre, upon the following
terms, viz: Three hundred dollars in
cash, sum safely covering costs of suit
and expenses of sale, and for the residue
a credit of six months and twelve
months will be given, the purchaser ex.
ecuting his bond, bearing interest from
date, for the two deferred payments of
equal amount, the special commissioner
retaining vendors lien for the unpaid
purchase money.
This 18th day of June, 1904.
H. T. HOUSTON,
Special Commissioner of the Circuit
Court of Harrison County.
1, Homer W. Williams, clerk of the
circuit court of Harrison county, West
Virginia, do certify that H. t. Houston
special commissioner in the above men.
toned cause, mas executed bond before
me as required by the decree therein.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
June, 1904.
H. w. WILLIAMS. Clerk.
june24-4t-
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-07-15
Special DISPATCH TO The Telegram

Wheeling. W. Va, July l3.-The dele
gates showed the fatigue resulting from
the exciting scenes of yesterday and
the late hours following. and were slow
in assembling, but at Hap o'clock the
gavel dropped with Senator Elllins in
the chair and prayer was offered by Rev.
S. L. westhafer, of the Fourth Street
Methodist Episcopal Church.
A motion carried to extent the cour-
tesy of the contested delegations from
Kanawha, Cabell and Wood counties to
seats in the convention, but without au-
thority to vote.
Elliott Northcott, of Cabell county,
moved and advocated that the order of
business be changed and that the nomi-
nation of secretary of state be made
next after auditor. Several speeches,
among which was one by George stur-
giss, were made aaginst this. During
the roll call the sentiment was so much
against the motion that the mover with.
drew It. -.
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For Governor Of West Virginia. His
Nomination Being Made on First
BaIlot---ArnoId C. Scherr is Re-
nominated for Auditor and New
ton Oqdyn, ofPIeasants. for State
Treasurer at Wheeling State
Convention.

Tracey L. Jefrord, of Jefferson county,
named Arnold C. Cheer Boone county
yelled to Tyler and Robert L. Gregory
named j. S. Darst, of Jackson county,
which was seconded by Hawk, of Jack
son. scherr's nomination was seconded
by Dulin, Of Brnxton, sperry, of Harri-
son and Meadows, of Mercer. Senator
Harmer, of Harrison, presided during the
nomination speeches for auditor. Darst
withdrew his name when JACKSON coun-
ty was called and mover scherr's nomi-
nation by reclamation.
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special pispatch 10 tne relearan.

Wheeling, W. Va, July 13.-R. A.
Hall, of Weston, named Senator George
G. Cole for state treasurer. f. R. B.
Martin, of Peasants, nominated New
ton odgyn, of thut county. Thomas
McDougal. of Wayne county, was nomi-
mated by ex-senator James NJ Hensley,
of Mason, and P. H. Napier, OF Wayne,
seconded by Taylor vinson in behalf of
the public press of the state. The first
ballot resulted: Cole, 2s7; McDougal,
2s2; ogdyn. 976. Second: Cole, l7s;
McDougal. 344, and ogdyn, 27l, and on
the third ballot Lewis county withdrew
the name of Cole and the vote resulted
in osdyn's nomination by 5l2 to 256.
At LAS recess was taken until o'clock.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS


The following Is a LIST Of unclaimed
lettens remaining at the Clarksb1rg post
Office, advertised July II, 1909:
cleat Allen, Rosario Astonino, J. W.
Archer. Dave Denustein C2), Clay BaiIeI..
Miss Mamie Butler, Oliver R, Beivilsf Y
Ruby N. Bartlett, Thomas Bar be, ".
a. Bradley, Mrs. Jennie Core, Angelo
Curteller, Dudley Davis. Homer Duty, j.
F. Frost, Louis Forte, o. H. Ford, sal
vaton Fiola, Miss Esthen Gaines, j. A.
Grove, Kate Geary, afmgior Giureppe,
Miss Nancy Golden, A. o. Hancock, ID
A. Hills, j. G. Hannis, R. A. Hickman,
Miss Ruby Justice, Lee johnson, Ham
Joseph, Chas. w. Jensen, Mrs. Jane
Kemble, w. F. Long, w. j. Lille, Miss
Mabel Lee, Jan Lisek, Miss Anna Mar
ton, Fred Miles, Louis Michael, Bruce
Bitchell, Mrs May Merriman, Mrs. Max
we'll, Miss Alice Miller, Nathaniel Pot
ter (2), Guy Polling. Ebb Pity, Edward
Parker, Chas. Philips, vestal Reynoldes,
\. E. Richards, o. K Riddle, Charles
Reynolds, Alto Roma, William sharpe,
Thos. Saulters, Mrs. May Shingleton,
Mrs. st. Clair, Miss Marie Stout, Mrs.
Lara Smith, Miss Lille Schneider, j. A.
Skinner, A. E. Sheets, Charles Sheets,
John spellicy, H. L. Smith, A. G.
Staunton, Burt Stout. Uriah TSr/Harry
Thicker, Flora Taylor, Miss Fannie
Thayer, Carl Tompson, F. j. Utterback,
W. H. Williams. E. NJ Wells, Miss
Stable Williams, James A. wiseman, L.
P. Wilson, Miss. X. L. West. 81. a. Weir,
G. A. Waldo, Mrs. Fife Williams, c. L.
West s. c DENHAAf, P. NJ.
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Special Dispatch to The Telegram.
WHEELING, W. Va, July Is.-Hon.
W. M. Dawson was nominated for Gov
ernor at the Republican state conven-
ton at Wheeling at 10 o'clock last
night, the first day cf the convention,
amid sceneo of enthusiasm which fairly
shook the Casino. The test strength
was on the first ballot taken on the mat
ter of doing away with the committee on
credentials, in which Dawson was more
than one hundred to the good. The re
suit of this showed the Dawson people
approximately their strength, which did
not fall below their previous estimates
and they Immediately became aggres-
sive. 1t was seen they intended to nomi-
nate Dawson before the convention ad-
journed for the night. The other side
fought for time, and every possible
parliamentary tactic was resorted to
but without effect, except to delay tile
nomination few hours. After that had
been accomplished the convention ad-
journed until $3.50 this morning.
Immediately after the roll call was
ordered the utmost excitement pre-
vailed in the hall. The counties began
voting and. with the exception of al
mix.up in Doddridge over the announce
ment of the vote, everything moved
along smoothly. The balloting resulted
as follows:
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Tuesday Afternoon Session.
pecial Dispatch to The TelegTam.

Special Dispatch to The Telegram.
Wheeling, w. Va, July 1.-THE
chair overruled Billiards. point of order
on the motion to appoint four commit
tees. saying if the convention had the
right to appoint three committees it also
had the right to appoint four. Tie call
of counties was then made on the
amendment. j. W. vandervort. of Wood
county. when the call reached cabell
county. raised the point of order that
counties which had contests could not
vote on the question. After much more
discussion tine point was ruled out. The
vote then proceeded, with the following
results by counties, and the amendment
carried by a vote of AGO for it and 1886
against:
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". M. 0. DAWSON is The REPUBLICAN, NOMINEE

The committee on order Of busincs,
was named:
lst-Dick Robertson.
2Dd-D. H. Moore.
3rd-C. Mcknight.
4th-B. f. Harrison.
5th--John X Thompson.
oth-H. S. White.
7th-G. P. Devine.
sth-M Shawkey.
9th-Andrew Horan.
loth-E. L. Hay.
llth-Harry Shaw.
l2th-w. S. Stewart.
l3th-J. a. Harmon.
l4th-F. H. Babb.
l5th-Louis Sargent.
This is the new state committee:
First District-C. H. Watkins.
Second Districts. N. Steele.
Third District-c. d. Elliott.
Fourth District-H. c. woodward.
Fifth Db.trict-Elliott Northcott.
Sixth District-w. W. White.
Seventh District-H. /. shott.
Eighth District-o. A. Petty.
Ninth District-Sam Dixon.
Tenth District-Amos Bright.
Eleventh District-w. +. Glasscock.
Twelfth Districts. C. Denham.
Thirteenth District. w. Martin.
thirteenth District-A. R. stallings.
Fifteenth District-G. C. Henshnw.
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Bride and Groom Retnrn.

Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Altizer have re-
turned home from their wedding tour
and are at home at the residence of
Mrs. Altizer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
j. Duncan. on West Main street. After
visiting several Eastern cities Mr.. and
Mrs. Altizer went to Salem, Va, and
visited Mr.. Altizeri< parents, and from
there they came TO Clarksburg.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-07-15
FOIEYSTIOllEYAuSTAR
Nor ehifS-sas sars. sars. Ne optasss
Athletic pepartment Of the

General Secretary James Norris of
the Young Mems Christian Association
will return Monday or Tuesday from
Fostoria, where he is spending a z.aca-
tion of two weeks. The mafte1 Il a
big field day in the athletic department
will be taken up at once by him and
Prof. Hill. It is the intention to have
it on the old Fair grounds some time
either this month or next. All sorts
of athletic sports win be INDUCED in on
that occasion and IT is expected to be a
big success.
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Funeral Of Mrs. ELLEN prummond.

Rev. J. N. Carter, pastor of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, South, conduct.
ed the funeral services over the remains
of the late Airs. Ellen Drummond al
the residence of John L. Sehon, in
Northview, Tuesday afternoon ut
o'clock. The interment was, in I. o. o
F. cemetery. A large number of sor-
rowing friends attended the obsequies.
CASToEEAs
Beam the 1lhs kind Yea IiaIs kI1ays Bought
'lss ! l11Azzzx
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FOLEYSHOllEYAuBIAR
Cures Goisas Prevents Pneumonia
Farms Timber, coal, Oil ROYALTIES, Mills
and Other Real Estate for Sale.

wanted-to trade real estate for a
store in a good locality. Will pap part
cash and part in real estate but must
have clean up-tu-oate stock of gem
eral merchandise.
Information sent free aoout govern.
mept land. If You contemplate going
west, north, east, or south, write TO US,
"a we have the agency for real estate
in almost every state from the Atlantic
to the Pacific; also in Canada and Cuba.
Information about crops, climatic condi-
tons, etc, will be gent you absolutely
and cheerfrlly free.
c. E. CaALFANT, I
Real Estate,
-:anhoe, W. Va.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-07-15
The Night Session.

The convention met again shortly aft
er o'clock. the delegates getting there
on quick time. The report of the com
mittee on rules and order of business
was called for and given, reporting the
following:
Nomination of Governor. auditor,
treasurer. attorney general, superintend-
ent of schools. secretary of state, SUI
preme court nominee to succeed Judge
Dent. nominee to succeed Judge Miller.
a colored member of the state commit
tee. two presidential electors, report OF
committee on resolutions.
Gaines. who was still in the chair,
Senator Elkins being ont with the COM
mittee on resolutions, seeing how the
proceedings were tending objected to
remaining longer. He desired that the
permanent chairman be in the seat of
authority. and there ensued some pretty
hot talk between leaders on both sides
Greeks Bearing Gifts"
Finally. in order to bring harmony
over the assemblage Mr.. Sturgiz,s offered
motion to take recess until G:30
o'clock. until such time as the chairman
should return. This was promptly sec
onded by Col Charles T. Caldwell. of
rarkersburg.
The ecfTct was instantaneous; the re-
ver,-al came quick and sharp.
u am Suspicious of Greeks bearing
gifts replied Mr.. Sturgiss. as ne
promptly withdrew the motion.
As the second would not consent to
the withdrawal Gaines would not allow
it. \ motion was then made to make
Mr.. Gaines chairman pro tenn. but this
was not effective. and another motion
to recess was offered. The chair de-
elarel the motion carried. but a row
cnsucd and on division he reversed him
self and declared it lost.
Committee for Elkius.
At tbi. point like paciiying clc-
mcnt upon troubled sea. sam Dixon.
of Fayctte county. rose and offered
motion to send committee for Senator
Elkins. Tine chairman appointed the
committee at once, the motion being
carried by an overwhelming vote. The
committee was Mr.. Dixon himself and
Governor White. They soon returned
and as Senator Elkins entered the hall
the roof of the casino seemed to rock
with the cheering.
A Desperate Teter Move.
Senator Elkins arrived at 6 p. m. and
at once took the chair. Then came the
most surprising action of the day. Tay-
Tor vinson. of Cabell county. attorney
for the C. & o. railroad. offered a resolu.
ton that the entire Knnawhn county
delegation be unseated. This in face OF
the fact that the convention had al.
ready fixed its own roll by adopting the
Hubbard motion, accepting the report OF
the state committee. The point was
promptly made that action had already
been taken on this question. and it was
settled, but to the surprise of everybody.
EllSins overruled the point and allowed
Vinson to proceed. At once bedlam
broke loose. The delegates howled for
the order of business. ''Nominate!"
nominated" was the cry. vinson began
a bitter harangue, charging the Dawson
people in Kanawha county with all sorts
of fraud, and was missed and hooted so
that he could hardly be heard. The
chair was finally forced to call upon the
sergeant-at-arms to preserve order. Vim
son finished amid great confusion.
W. P. Hubbard replied to vinson in
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-07-15

William Mercer Owens Dawa the Republican
1897 when
schools printing
by working attending
by cerking in stores.
Mr. Dawon evinced prediction life
Locating
had reached
o papers OF
Mr. Dawson always took lively politics.
the Preston county Republican committee
he
elected
publican in
vided between the prominent part
Colonel ltwSon .
well known He has been the Republican chairman
in
A
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-07-15
Resolutions.

lst-w. P. Hubbard.
2nd-F. NJ. Kerns.
3rd-R. H. Freer.
4th-Carl Hervey.
5th-D. L. Abbott.
6th-T. B. Mcclure.
7th-Up-hur Higginbotham.
sth-J. McHenry Jones.
9th-G. C. Mcintosh.
l0th-T.ink Holt.
llth-E. NJ. Snowalter.
l2th-,J. S. vandervort.
l3th-W. C. Wilson.
l4th-J. b. Haltzel.
l5th-.T. p. Rainsburg.
At 4:55 motion to recess until s
o'clock was received with cries of NO
no." Sturgis. of Monongalia. moved to
amend by recessing to ) O'Clock. The
amendment prevailed and the convention
reresSad In =
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-07-15

Dawson's majority ..... l32
Before the result had been announced
Congressman Dayton, who placed Teter's
name before the convention, moved to
make Dawson's nomination unanimous.
This was done amid an uproar of enthu-
siasm.
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Totals

Mr.. sturgis then moved to strike out
the part pointing to the permanent or.
ganization, with a view to make the
temporary organization permanent. The
amendment carried, and the resolution
as amended carried. The districts were
called and the following selections were
announced:
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Real Estate,
~ 10y
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

Very Low Rates to Atlantic City,
account of meeting of Imperial Council
Ancient Arabic Order of alustic Shrine.
at Atlantic City, n. J., July 1915. Tick.
cts will be sold on July II and "a, good
returning July 90, 1904.
stOp-overs at Philadelphia; Baltimore
and Washington.
For details call on Ticket Agents,
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most telling style, calling attention to
the fact that the state committee had
investigated these charges and dismissed
them, and that the convention had al
ready accepted and endorsed the action
by an overwhelming vote. Why they
wanted this matter brought up again.
except for purposes of delay; why was
"a matter that had been settled and
buried dragged out from it's grave. ex-
cept to cause diseord and trouble? Hub
bard was vociferously applauded by
delegates from all over the hall.
At this point Charles T. Caldwell
moved to adjourn until 10 o'clock tomor-
row morning. being another of the Teter
movements for delay. On the motion to
adjourn the roll call was demanded and
the call showed approximately the same
strength for each candidate as the Hub
bard motion had. The motion to adjourn
was lost by a vote of AGO to 1925.
Ohio county. IS against adjournment
and o for it. showing the relative
strength of the two factions in this
county.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-07-15

For fine watches, clocks, jewelry and
silverware call on Lee Probst, watch.
maker and jeweler, lis Third street.
junesodetwst
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Special Dispatch to The Telegram.

Wheeling. W. Va, July 10, 1870 p. m.
Long contests in the balloting will
likely prolong the session of the con-
vention till night.
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Still Maneuvering.

The announcement of the vote was re-
eeived with tumuItoms cheers by the
Dawson people. 1t evidenced a number
OF votes gained over the previous roll
call
The retcr people being defeated in the
motion to adjourn. continued their tao
tics to delay. Jack Shepherd. of Nlingo
county. made or tried to make ram
bling sort of argument in favor of the
yin=on resolution. The confusion was
SO grent That Nc WIS mot heard.