The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-21
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PRImARY ELECTION Wit 81
HELD To-Mo7RoW-soNE
sPoLITIcAGG GOSSIP.
GRAFroS. w va STAY IL q s-Tues-
DAY IS Republican primary election
day. IN Taylor cou1cs T7I:aes tl1st p .:i2
mary, SO far as Rowo-in the STATE n
the present campa.sc fo- CT
ice. The eve OF prsnar: finds finds.
the candidates az up and do,,asss and
working Ike beavers Considerabse
ginger has been PIT Z The ca@tp Up ti'at.
during The past few days by tias s 'te'T5
eral candidares wSc have gro~,a lea: 1e11r-
ful OF their chances, and this has selp-
ed break the monotocy that haS EXIST
ed ever since May ed 80 ee:S:as. nssz3ed Tor.
the primary election he candidates
who VIII be voted OF toc non1s1a;'ston
Tuesday are as follows For . State
senate Eleventh distSct-B b'al-
ley. of Grafton dlstcics: W o:a-
b1yn OF Flemingto2 district DE-: A.
r. Warden. of Grafton district o:-
House of Delegat@-Dr- I. Far n
ham. Of Grafton district: Ihauef
Yates. of Court Eocse district co.
county superintendent OF schoS.s--
Dellet Newton Fer county comii.:s-
sioner-Frank McDao:e1. OF Knots
vile district, w Wells. of Court
House district. For constable. Grsf-
ton masisteria1 district ~ Jno w
Sayre. Other districts viii e!ecr presi-
dents and members of school boards
Another Candidate.
The Congressional natter remains
in statu quo. WITT tie possible c2cep-
ton Of another Candidate In the per
son OF Arch J. We1.ec,5of Grant coun-
". who spent F-itay z the City and
who. during his stay tere. was in Close
conference with ZOE Ira E. Robinson.
It is supposed By soEe OF Mr. -.ct'n'
sons warmesc friends chat If :-e IS
not a candidate Himself he VIII tt::o"
his influence toward NJ. Welton- Tee
two have been close friends for a s.ote
time past. a-.c, .sexts &c Grant count
own candidate in tie campaign leadir
up to the special ciact:or last sum Jce'-
Mr.. welton favored Mr.. Robinson
Considerable influence is being
brought 70 bear I2a1 Welson in his
own county to coEe OUT as a can@.tiate
for the place, and especially IS THIS
! so since Hon. L. Fornan has IN
no,,nce6 10 succeed Himself In The
State Senate frcn rs district ION
y. G. Keim, Of Randolph COUNTY was
in the city again o1e- Wednesday, end
met With many Iea>t:Eg Republicans OF
the county In conversation with the
| writer Mr. Kejn1state6 that he ccnsst.:
cred his chances Gateriasiy improved
| within The week. sd that he VII!
shortly be given i1s.-ucuoas from
several OF the Counties II dis'::r- tiele'
gate conventions.
kein1's Caceioaey.
In this connectio1 :. IS sa4J ,:isss Mr,
Keim viii be allowed the 1e-.e:zS-:2slo;'
from his own corrty Saad":I'l: with with
out contest Here. It viii &c -e-aen-
bered. Keim was opposed In his cas,di'
dacy last year by Seactor Elsaus eoIa-
tv political workers .ne:m rat up 4
stir fight under zatsec :utcrofab!e
| circums but came throosn the
district conventions With ay.n< coloTs
and went into the convention VIE his
county sold for hin. Thai Gsh: was
watched by interested parties not oalS.
in the district, but tkrougtcr. the en-
rice State, and at the memo -ah:-. Key
ser convention Keim came in for clsnE
hearty congratulations. especially from
parties who were az tat tine IL op7o-
sition, to Senator EiNios- Thu yeaT, It
| Is shrewd1y surm:se6. :5eI.ato- iciklnS
sees the growing Dopu:a is OF he',n
an his home county an1 ats :1Sreed
that Keim shall haYe no opposition if
it can be prevented. OF course, other
candidates may cary their fight into
Keim's county. bu. this IS hardly Ike
", as Keim would rstUn the compu-
ment with interest
Eikins' Opposition Dying
The somewhat lively opposition TO
Senator ElK1ns that vas manifested IL
this county some months ago has
about died out. and tie senior Senator
is once more his OWE popular self with
Taylor countans. ane the couoty-Til
doubtless lire up for him solid in the
rax@ ceSSioo 0f The IepiSlatu-e-tTli Lie.