Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-31

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a. far the Grst ttme Ger manv NHaes
there mera na eanrasGznr ..eEssxaza
The COMMITTEES nranNaaw aeWar1es4 aaaa
81 recon a.an.l..l taat tNe ssuEHasaEN er
gMrfxatinn shnuf4 MA maAEm asEEmameatEs
nEI this th@ cunxeneaan aAssF.aHsA-
A. tNM nHNG step. . 9mussssssM #M
resolutions. ana a.eashar srssa eHea
district was 4epasnses Eha ema-
mfttee oTe-e.f g sAa seueanslsu 8 sal
81 resnfutlon whfen easlarse4 .1 l4a
order laured. sae szz.lusssr1sse.s 81
Governor WaFfefL fae uzanes rn
which tiIe pseseuf Esa4Et - tasufF
ffumm issianers has engzizlsfesl ss..llrs
aui the roslfiau 80 Eae t.sseastlss tr1Hes
Anne Arundel eaaasv - va-saz s.zll.zis
the 'Iaruan oyster BzzE- @aey 4se
pledged fhe senator asa ueIsE1tess tf
elected. ca vofe -ta rruees1 fae r-Eats
~ the 0vsiarwan an1 60 rsssore ta
them the uafnras bars Aats fasuaar
tiou vas passed auauizslasssl 3. a. Nas
fhaf endarsaBg 1a4za &aAAaaaa At-
Thomas. uf Nesfm imst9E. zs @Al#G Ialssse
~ the FItfh Imlleial fAraust-
The other resolution watea rwnwaa
"a the eutoFsensaut ~ Governor Ma.
field. and aIsiasl the nrevAsswn snieet
ing him - delegate e. IsAe ~taHse tsfla-
Vention. DR. E11Wg 0f1sEee& AsS rasotta-
ti0n g. iav this on the table. bus tHe
notion was def aGed 8w a decisive
vote.
The Convention theu uraeeesiesl s tta
abe nomination of tae tieket 3 eausl,
date for senator being tae ars1 uaEnesl
james r.. Erashears uas pat lu ueEa
iuaffou from the Second dlsfziegs Wsll-
lam e. GischeI. from fae Fourth. and
Dr. y. e.. Eizey. from faa t.lzafa-
Bmuer r.. Anderson. af tue fousta.
who hal been mentioned. 1ld nat al
Tow his name t. euue before tae ean-
veutioB. SIR. fsisehsl a.I.lrsssesl the
convention briefly AMI laid before sl
the demands 90 the Fifth dlstrlef. Ele
called attention to lhe large uauzher
Of democratic Votes iu t8aE Al4tFteG.
its work iu rolling uu 3sEaoe rafse ma
lOrities and its otheF claims c. ahe
senatorial u0miuafiau- However
Mr.. Brashears was selected um taw
first ballot. lie received - vates.
Mr.. Gischsi getting :. anal na. Eiesv
3. the votes from his oWu district
For the House 81 neiesales the fssl
lowing were selected tseurEe 81.
Murray. Fourth District e. Aehav
Duvail. second district tsasszss ay
Dawson. Fifth district. and - Thee
dOre Brady. Sixth tAnuaBoiisf als-
triet. Dr. =. * 0Wsus. q 1aieEale
from the Eighth district. uas also
nominated. bat received ooiv the
votes Of his district Nicholas a.
Green. Of Annapolis. tAs ineasuneni.
was unanimously nominated gar
states Attorney. a. Theodore Erasfy.
Of Annapolis, maIe au active ssns ass
among the delegates ou Nunalay aHsi
Tuesday. but withdFew before the
meeting of the convention
Another fight. bEf = seasA tempered
one. occurred over tae seleetlam sf a
candidate for sheriff. The nouHtaa-
tiOns wers James r. WlIisams. eE tha
Third district. and Joshua :. ElmGhi
cum. of the Fifth district. The far-
mer was selected BY a vote af - to ~
There were n numf er of aominA1isns
for Judges of the Orphans. tssart.
but tho selection ineimded the meu-
bers Of the present eourg a. foliass
William 81. Abbott. of the ~ixth lis-
trict; Henry 4. Tydlnes. &C the Thir,l
district. ami James Cusaek. ef iae
Second district.
Nominations for euunfy euuuississn-
or were then called. AMI in ar hut ghss
Fourth district. the nominations wers
una1imOus from tise Delegation. and.
upon motion 0f Bruner - An1lerssln.
they were made the eholee - ths eaa-
ventiSn. They were FIRST district.
John "a. Ways0n ~econ1 district.
Ju.fa ". Beard: Third district. ilenFg
ID. Cook. FIRTH district James =.
smith; Sixth tAnnapolisl dlstries.
Grafton y. Eidouts Esghth listrlet,
| William r.. Wells The eonvemtsnu
then ballotted upon the Feurth dislFiel
| c0mmissiOnership, the uoulinees being
| Adam A. >hipley and John " Disney
There was some feeling manifested
/ among the Fourth distriet delegates Ia
1 this matter aud on several occasions &
1 was discussed by then. on the dour 81
4 the convention At the ee2iuulns "a
1 the primaries the Wells Leaders iu ths
i district asked the judges 60 aliaTs
/ them 10 poll the district a. - tAs
Choice Of the voters foe e0uznlssionsi
1 and member Of the House of nese
| gates. The judges ruled thal lhes
/ we're not allowed O. do this unalei
the law. However. &c was euntenale1
by some 81 Them. g.. r. uoFses
| voicing their sentiments 90 the siae
Of the convention. that the bale
II boxes rAOAAA N# NsA#N@8 A@aA Ns+a
chOice ascertained fr0m tho.e ballot.
that did express a preference 1nh
the convention declined - do a1tG
John NJ. T.0wmAn. another delnz4il
| from the district. Aad explained fna
after the decision - the judges u-as
| of the delegates voted tickets - hlel
did not express q preference a. g.
nominees. Mr.. ~hipiev vas aselares
To be the choice ~ the eouEentleu
All Of the candidates for commission
er nominated today are a. pEsseu
members 0f that board. exeept Nr
william I. Williams. Nbo uas ru
in nomination from the Elzhla ais
trict. The tieketsWas eompietsl bl
the nomination ~ T. HaxNosssl Green
OF Annapolis. for county sureeyor-
| Delegates g. the State eo1xentloi
meeting at Baltimore On AuGusE : wsr
selected a. follows. Governor Vas
field. Dr. George wells. Josern n
Bells. Of Annapolis. FsADk - EeTei
/ aud Charles l. Tate. gf the I1ir1 4As
trict. Dr. Il. II. Davidson. oE the EArs
district. Joseph -. Bannon AMI kapsi
erick .. Sbipley. ~ ths Feurrh dis
trict. and Dr. q. r. WinEersou. of e.
fifth district
| Deleafes to the Judicial 2onxenEiom
which meets a. Eliieott eify on A
gust "a were seiee ed Al folloa b
James ". Owers. of the -ixth An
napOlisj district curfis FisiieE. feuEll