The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-20

MAJOR MARINER IS
ELEg IED SEN AEl!I
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eeted. :;
~ JEEEERsoNN CITY No alareh y.
ter iiaYing; been a deadiues
shea Jan6aTy Sis over tile eieelieE
ora United States Senator 70 pts
coed Francis N oskrell, tie L.e 4 :.
lature sat fifteen minutes bafcre sing
die adjournment \ saturiass elected
Major William Warner Reruhlts
can. 81 Kansas City to an the CON
tested vacancy az,
Seven ballots IN Joint session wore
taken IN erecting d decision. mn g
since the contest began. The chs
Ing scenes Of the egislatpfa have
not been parable led III Tho hisios1
OF Missoliri Spolit Tics. When u ~
came evident that Warner would bs
the choice, the Dem crats who hi,a
steadfastly support ED Senator cpciE
rell throughout locked horns Wi
the r Republicans who were spill SsE
|thescaucus nominee Thomas +. Nlel
Iringhaus, Richard 9. Iserens aud pycr
|asscore o. other nominees and M
assembly chamber became u Is,
Place Of General Riot
Efforts were inad & 10 STOP ron c.
on the seventh ballot severai nt
ltempted 8to tear the residlng otuces
from the chair and the spemocrass
tried to- effect an I'D tournment
out election. The fine for sine q
adjournment had been set sot
| O'clock conc current gsaoltItipp last !:
as heE holir app preached the clccl; WI
Smashed IN the me nee Amid end ilE.
roar, that almost baitled control al
.|times; the seventh ballot OF the tat
was taken. result ting An tlie eleeiias
ofsMaior Narneys a a
A The vote stood yaFner, NJ eosh
t|rell; So edringhans, Tile tntas
| Yote was Us; making ss necessary ~ :
ID choice: Warner received TIRE
!; votes more than The majority.
4 Warner'sa Career.
Major William Warner Who aas
4 elected United States Senator ID sds
coed Francis Ms e,ochrell has praf
\ .ticed law In Kansas City alnre ss|S'S''
A md Is one OF the leading members ii
! the bar Iii tie southwest fie
Hunted States ttofney Tor lin rse1ls
\ ern district Is III issouri Major WIZ
h ner was born ID WISCONSIN in 12all
Z and was educated III die Lawrence
4 !Uniyersity In ~ lseonstt ana q ~
\ |Uhiyersity of tlehigail. He ferreS
Y scented tie lftlt Missouri district III
\ Congress from 1855 70 1sss, IN isz.E
y Ihe5 ,yasSa cand date FOR governor - II
d iii 1887 wasssy for by the Repsir.
Ilican Legislatllre for United siaict
senator wien Tie lite George G.s1sHt
4 was re:ele cteds e.
NJ 81 I'd BY Warmer
4 us Mo- March % -
i .senato III. Warner said
s.'1 shall $50 Hi q ONCE with bug co Z,
y |pledge and tim 10 the people. Thor
u interests shall Never be sihseryiehs
Il toSthe interest Of The part
4 ln9poli tics. 4 am ID stalwart n
q |.lican and an admtrer Of the policy u
4; Presiden ut Roosevelt Us lar as il Is
Il announced. shall be my aim t.
s|bnild up the part and ID elilainissiE'
n fact lions. have never Kept bcala.
!, In politics and am Too old % begins
"A now III what 4 may have 70 do VIII.
b patronage there wit he no isllclIeE
"a cabinet between me and the citizen.
I 3s..l would he doing mi Injustice T.
n myself II I'D not take this esEls
q opportunity 10 express my fiiansz IL
& the&H Hon. john x. drinehaus asia
Col. II. q. Kerens for their magnlnis
4 nifty that hes resulted IN my eler>
tion.
4 Senator Kinney Of ST Louis Nlal
a ocraD bolteds cockrell for Nieafihs.
A hausS on the last ballet, casting he
81 only vote for the former Repuhl'sals
Ri caucus nominee. Senator Kinnes
" said n 6
SSs Mr. edrlng hans lles 'tear 81,
& friend for fifteen was. d .sss1oa .iek
4 sonal friend and i want to 8 ~ M
III my vote althohgh 4 regret 70 lF.sSs
81 the Democrat caucus nominal
\. whom I do not even know, n
IA Thomas Is y iedringh aus nus issu1l
Al the following signed shltenieiis s.
u The sfondes wish of the FsepnIll
.s5sl cans of NJ fssoliff hi ,ast Nj. 49,,