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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-27
-Tomsstonss Appeals for sryan vsssa

Tonlbstcnes Appeals for Bryan voeea
New York World: rhis epitaph IL
inscribed on a tombstone erected at
the grave Of b. I'll. Norris. In the
Bethel Cemetery:
Kind friends rye left behind, cast
your votes for Jennings Bryan
Sacred to the memory OF b. H
Norris. died April 9, 1900. aged SO
years"
Norris was an admirer of Mr. Bryan,
and said he wanted monument with
q silver inscription
Not long after making this state
ment he was taken III and died. His
friends 'chipped in" and bought the
monument from Doc Hudson, a local
dealer, who composed the inscription.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-27

Boil the beets in salted water until
very tender. Skin and mash fine. sea-
son with butter (melted). salt and pep
per, then add grated horseradish to
suit the palate Add little vinegar
or lemon juice, stir well together and
serve with cold meat.
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CAMERA FoR aALE.

CENTURY panoramic circuit camera
ana outfit. 8 IA Inch; will take Pic
kare six feet long cheap for casEs.
LsoUAs Golden. Westh0pe. n. 10
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AAYNEs-t4AYNEs Es.

THE NEW TOWN on the G. M a
st. r. line, In Adams county, North
Dakota is backed by us. and is sure
To continue to grow; there are open
ings FOR several business houses. es-
pecially a bank, hotel and stores we
have good homestead ACCOMPLISHMENTS
and decided land for sale. come and
see lis. wm. Fl. Brown Co, Haynes.
North Dakota
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WANTED rn RllY.


WANT 4 D--A second hand bicycle.
cheap, with coaster brake Address
400, care Forum
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FOR sALE-MusIC BOXES.


l HAVE a large number OF Regina
music boxes In hrst-class condition,
up date styles; range from $40 TO
5000; this price is a great reduction:
have been over stocked and must sell;
these machines are suitable for use In
public places, such as hotels, lunch
rooms. ETC., are operated with nickel
In the slot or penny-in- the-slo at
tachments; they will pay for them
selves In a short time; twelve tune
sheets accompany each machine. Ad-
dress T25. care Forum. .~r
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FOR SALE-Sixty tons clover and
timothy hay in stack, five miles from
Fargo. John Thorne.
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Guy, SAL on EXCHANGE.

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cA&N for mems wurn earxnAnfn.
phone 1921 r and waa cali u.
ia Front strssk '''
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AosPITAl.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATroRNEYs.

ATTORNEYS.
BARNETT a. RICHARDSON. ATTOR.
neys at Law. Offices, 4 and 6 Morton
building, Broadway.
ROBERTS, AUGUSTUS, HENDERSON
block, Broadway, FargO. Probate prac.
tice u specially.
TURNER, Ia. H., ATTORNEY AT Law.
Otrices In Edwards building Broadway.
Practices In all courts.
AlLLkn, AmNRA va. ATTORNEY AND
Counselor at Law. over Fargo National
ROBINSON, j. H.. ATTORNEY AT Law,
S12 Froat street, rargo. Practices In ali
courts. Tax cases a speciality.
NMEksON IA. SAI1n, ATTORNEY.
commercial Bank building, eargo. Prac.
uces IN ali courts. particular care giyem
10 pr0DaJing estates.
PHYSICIANS.
DIR H. y. CAMRbnLL, RnA SICIAN AND
surgeon. yfrice over McDonaid Drug
aud surgeon. Ontce deLendrecle block
Hours ii TO L. to W. to b. IeIe-
phone SA5-A oRice; S45-L, residence.
largo, n. u,
Surgeon Onice over Wllser's drug store,
sos Front street Hours 9 to ~, Z to
5, and 70 =. Telephone l04S-I.,
Office; 104i-k. residence.
DIX. PAUL SOhANESHy g. SlCIAN
and Surgeon. Orice third door Edwards
building. Fargo.
DAkRuW X WIEBLE, PHYSICIANS
aud Surgeons. Offices deLendrecie
block, coIEer Seventh street. south and
Front. Office hours. TO and to y
p. IA.
UNDERWRITERS.
AND LICENSED EdRAaMER-FUEER
al supplies J =. Rlcs South Broad
PIANO TUNER.
PROF. VIM. KLIMMEK, ia NINTH AVENUE
South Expers tuning and repairing
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FARM FoR SALE.


FOR ALE-Half section. two and
one~half miles from good Line fpwn.
thirty miles from Fargo; good build
ings. wind mill; all under cultivation:
$40 an acre without crop. easy terms.
A. II. Lowrey. sl1 Front street. Fargo.
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WE RENT Underwood typewriters ip
good condition and doing good work.
Underwood Typewriter Co, sos NJ. y.
avenue.
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ROBBERS MAKE DARING ESCAPE FROM
POSSE AT TOWER CITY; 100
SHOTS FIRED

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AeENTs WANrEp.

ATTENTION AGENTS - Mexican
drawn work waist patterns, latest
novelty out; better than the pongees
ever were: unlimited possibilities; men
and women making $40 day. crew
managers $25; get busy before too late.
Write today for samples and exclusive
agency. FL. GOLDBERG a. SONS, I'M
RORTERS, OMAHA. NEBRASKA.
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FoR SALE Or EXCHANGE.

~~S~~Sr~~~~~~S~~~~~-~~N~@~
q well improved farm OF 320 acres
near good town We will exchange
for anything that can be turned into
cash Farmers Land Co. Hamilton.
N. ID.
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OFFICE rooms for rent, suitable for
dentist or doctor. 614 Front street.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-27
FARGO WANTS.
FOR RENT-oFFlcEs.

FOR RENT--Suite of office rooms, over
Edwards JeWelry store. Phone 672 Il
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-27

FOR RENT One room ONCE. travel
inr man nrefArrad H A Davidaop
Suite 30 and 81. Huntington block.
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On NAMES Or newspapers anyfwer8
furnished free. Edwards -&dv. Agen-
cy. Box Lis. Farko.
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FIRST CLASS barber wanted at once
steady job TO good man, $16 half
over sac. Glen H.. Hicks, RUlla. N. d.
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FOR LAND, town property or horses,
40x63 Reeves separator, all COM
plete, used twenty-five days. Write
q. Cummings, Finley, N. d.
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WANTED--A German speaking phar-
macist, registered in North Dakota.
Apply at once to Wood Drug Co.,
Gladstone, N. Oak.
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PRINTER WANTED--A good steady
man for weekly paper, write or wire
at once, Kermit News, Kermit, N. d.
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FARGO WANTS.



FOR SALE--Large sideboard and two
bookcases Mrs. J. .. Henning, Ill
Eighth street south.
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WAN TED--A reliable man to drive
9 milk wagon in city and help milk
morning and night. Call 1852 Short.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
'BILLY' ELMER FOUNDED
Pug1list Trainer Shot after Quarrel
IN GYMNASIUM.

William A Elmer known generally as Billy
Elmer, shot in the abdomen by Bernard
A Rosenthal, of No. 126 West 56th street in
the gymnasium of the Consolidated Athletic
Club, No. 1,199 Broadway, yesterday afternoon
He was taken to the New York Hospital. where
it is said his wound Is not serious. RosenthaI
was locked up at the West Both street station
charged with felonious assault
The shooting the result of quarrel over
the mana cement of the Consolidated Athletic
Club Mrs. Elmer wife of the victim, the
shooting and is said to have thrown dumb
bell Rosentha he aimed the pistol at her
husband Elmer president and general
manager of the club until Monday night. when
he resigned. Rosenthal. who assistant
manager, elected to succeed him. 1t is
said that Elmer resigned under pressure, and
was smarting under imputations upon his
mana cement.
Elmer and his wife met Rosenthal and sew
eral members of the club in the gymnasium
Yesterday Elmer took ROsenthal 10 task for
something he had said the night before Rosen-
thai backed away and drew a revolver from his
pocket. AS Elmer. who is large man and has
been a prizefghter. continued to advance on
him Rosenthal fired. the police say Elmer has
trained many pugilists.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
Il AERODROME FLIES TWICE.
Goes 24O Feet at an EIeTatiOn of
T7centy Feet.

Hammondsport, n. Y, May 19.-Lieutenant
Selfridge made two flights this afternoon in
Baldwins aerodrome White Wing. In the first
experiment the machine ran 21O feet in six and
a half seconds on the racetrack before leaving
the ground. and made a flight of 100 feet in two
seconds at elevation of three feet and ran
POI feet rough ground after landing with
out injury TO the running gear The flight
mpeded by loose guy wires catching in the
propeller, but damage resulted.
In the second experiment the machine made
a beautiful and steady flight of 30 feet at an
elevation of at least twenty feet in the air bur
landed badly in a newly ploughed field. The
aerodrome is undamaged. but the truck carry
ing the front wheel ploughed into the ground
and the wheel is injured. The damage will be
easily repaired.
The members of the Aerial Experiment AS
sociation are encouraged to believe that the
engine has abundant power and that the ma
chine is under. good control in the air so that
skill the part of the aviator is all that is
needed to accomplish much longer flights
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
CORN HITS HIGH LEVEL.
u. Il. Patten Squeeses Million from
j. Ogden -4rmour.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribun. 7

Chicago, May 19-Frenzy seized the onera
tors on the Board of Trade floor to-day-all ex-
cept one man. The price of corn. ranging from,
40 10 "a cents at the opening. soon leaped to 20
cents, the highest It has been this wear and
win TWO exceptions, the highest it has been in
the history Of the Board of Trade Pande-
monium followed. Outside the crush James A
Patten, TO whom the great killing is attrih-
uted, sat in one corner of the exchange He did
not pretend not to be interested but he was in
no way excited over a deal which, it is esti-
mated, puts S1.000,OO0 into his pocket and
squeezes like amount from J. Ogden Armour
his friends and their followers w H Bartlett
Is with Patten in the deal.
According TO reports J. Ogden Armour is one
OF the largest shorts in the corn market and so
the story goes, Patten is taking particular de-
light in squeezing Mr. Armour for the reason
that a few weeks ago Mr. Armour caught Mr.
Patten short on wheat, and in gentle but firm
manner made him pony up"
Most Of this corn will be delivered to Patten
and his associates on May contracts The lat
ter already own about five million bushels of
cash corn and working hard to merchandise
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
CALIFORNIA INsTRUCTS FOR BRYAN.
Plank in Platform Urges Direct Election Of
President, Vice-President and Senators.

Fresno. Cal. May 19-The Iemocratic State Con-
vention adopted platform to-day instrUcting tho
California delegation for W J. Bryan for President
and indorsing ex-COngressman Theodore A Ball for
temporary chairman OF the national convention
The platform opposes mOnopolies and special
privileges. deplores railroad activity IN state az
fairs. favors legislation strengthen the State
Railroad Commission. municipal control OF public
utilities the total exclusion OF Asiatic labOrers tn
Guiding Japanese and kOreans). revision OF the
tariff embracing reduction of the duties neces-
sartes of life and the placing OF articles competing
with products the free list. and the repeal
OF the tariff lumber wood and wood products.
other matters favored the vigorous enforce
ment OF antitrust laws. exempting labor unions
from their operations the independence 4 the Phil
ippines the conservation of the natural resources
OF the country and the direct election OF President
Vice President and United States Senator's
Much dssension aniSng PARTY factions for
the control Of the organization. IN which contest
Theodore Bell won against Gavin McNab. who for
many years has been the dominant fgure IL Demo
cratic politics IN California. The following were
elected delesates-at-lArge, Theodore A. Eel. Na-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
ANCIENT GODS IN CABINET GUIsE
Mars Taft, Neptune" Metcalf Mercury
Meyer and, for Company, Ceres" Wilson.
From The Tribune Bureau 1

Washington, May l9.-Some OF the Presidents
advisers got to-day. Secretary Taft
started the rechristening he stood on the steps
of the White House office building just before the
hour for the regular semi-weekIy Cabinet session
He had stopped to speak 10 of his friends when
Secretary Metcan up.
How you Neptune? l hope you had a
pleasant trip to the coast" exclaimed Secretary
Taft.
Thank you. Mars. l had a splendid time the
fleet is simply great. retored the Secretary Of the
Navy.
Here comes another Of brother gods Mer-
curry" continued Secretary Taft, Postmaster Cen
eral Meyer slighted from his carriage
And l suppose the arriving is Ceres"
excia lined bystander. Secretary Wilson OF the
Department of Agriculture swung into view
Secretary Taft, Postmaster General Meyer and
Secretary Metcalf all shouted with laughter ar the
idea. Imagine dear old Ceres in A plug hat and
pants" cried Secretary Taft he surveyed the dig
uined farmer representative Of toe administration
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
BIG COLLIER LAUNCHED.
The TestaL Slides Into the East
RiUer WithOut q Hitch.

With from % 900 to 80 600 persons cheering.
the big United States collier Vestal slid from
the Brooklyn Navy Yard into the East River
yesterday. Naval Constructor William J. Bax-
ter the designer of the boat was in charge of
the launching ceremony. There was not hitch
in the programme.
The launching the finest that have ever
had anything to do with" said the constructor
afterward. In about fifteen months from now
we will have another launching here-this time
a Dreadnought-if the bureau at Washington
does not slip up its plans"
Miss Gladys Goodrich. daughter Of the COM
mandant, broke the customary bottle Of cham
pagne and named the vessel. The launching party
reached the stand at the bow about 80
o'clock. 1t consisted of Major General and Mrs
Frederick Dent Grant, Captain James D. Adams
Lieutenant William F. Bricker General Stewart
l. Woodford. Lieutenant Commander Edward
S. Kellogg, Emory S Land Lieutenant Carlos
Pfester. of the Italian navy: Admiral c. H
West Getired); Congressman ". NJ Calder Com
mandant Goodrich and his daughter. At 10:45
the whistle Of the derrick near by gave screech
and the workmen were ordered out from beneath
the ways few moments later the boat slid
into the water
When the Festai is completed, in three or four
months. she Will be the largest feet collier in
the world Her length the water line is $50
feet and overall 465 feet inches Her beam
is so feet and her draft IS feet
A dinner was held under the auspices of the
Navy Yard Employees Association at the As
sembly, in Pierrepont street, in the evening
a bout five hundred present In re-
spending to the toast The BattIeships We Hope
to Build and the Prosperity of Our Navy Naval
Constructor Baxter thanked the men for their
cooperation in making the collier a success and
his belief that the government would
soon see that better work could be done at the
navy yard than elsewhere.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
WIFE And JEWELS LOST.
Both Came Back and Police We're
Cailed off Hunt

Police Headquarters was asked last night to
send out a general alarm for Mrs. Minnie A.
Slack of the Earle apartment house, No. 103
Waverley Place Her husband, A. NJ Slack
reported to the Mercer street police station that
she had disappeared with jewelry valued at
$1,000 The alarm sent out to all the sta
ton houses. but recalled later, when il was
learned that the woman and the jewelry had
been found.
Mrs Slack had been i'll recently, it is under
stood and yesterday, having recovered suff-
cjently TO leave her horne she went short
distance upstate outing. On the return
trip the train in which she was a passenger
was delayed for some time, and she was sew
eral hours later in arriving home than was ex-
pected by the husband.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
KEYSTONE FIGHT TO-DAY
BRYAN MEN CONFIDENT.
"Gnfey Bari Opposed to In
structed Delegation, HOueCer.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune J

| Harrisburg Penn May 19-The bone Of con-
| tention in the Democratic State Convention to-
morrow will be the question OF whether not
! the four delegates-at-Iarge to the Denver con-
vention shall be instructed for any particular
/ didate for the Presidential nomination Colonel
James NJ Gurey. rational committeeman and
the acknowledged leader. being possessed Of the
only Democratic bari" in the state. says there
shall be no Instructions
Ex-COngressmap James Kerr. ex-Judge
Gordon, Jere s. Black, the head of the Bryan
League. and other local leaders and erstwhie
followers of Guffey. say there will be instruc-
tions and they win be for Bryan As a mat
ter OF fact. Bryan has a majority of the
district delegates. his friends claiming that
ffty-three of the sixty-four were instructed
for Bryan at the primary elections a few weeks
ago. Their claim is about a dozen too hign.
But they want the four de1egates-at-large for
Bryan. and Gufey wants instructions. for
the reason that he regards il presumptuous
for state which cannot give a single Demo-
cratic elector TO attempt to say who shall be
the candidate
The Bryan leaders claim that they fixed mat
ters at the recent primaries so that the major
ity of delegates in to-morrow's convention will
vote for a resolution instructing for Bryan. and
claim 1853 of the 315 delegates on tine other
hand, the Guffey people are positive that they
any resolutions of Instructions. and they are
probably right A good many delegates in to-
morrow's convention who are Bryan
also Guffey men, and they realize that the at
tempt to pass a Bryan instruction resolution is
a blow aimed at Guffey's leaders and the organt-
cation. and they will not countenance ii. This
has led TO many desertions from the anti-Ciuffey
leaders. who see their followers rapidly dropping
away They keeping up the fight. however.
platform turns down a plank instructing the
four delegates -at-large to Denver to vote for
Bryan they will bring in a minority report en-
bractng that idea and night it out the floor Of
the convention, and they profess TO be able by
the magic of Bryans name 10 rush their report
through Bryan's name may be good one TO
conjure with in a Democratic convention, but
there is some difference of opinion TO the
suit should it go up against Ciuffey's "barL'
The Bryanites have headquarters here and
lots of shouters. and seem to be in funds The
Gray boom is also here, in charge of Richard
Beamish. who has charge of Gray's publicity
bureau in Washington
The John A. Johnson boom has headquarters
in charge of Eugene G. BonnfweI1. the head OF
the Philadelphia Gray League. of course. both
the Gray and Johnson men are opposed to any
Instructions for Bryan. and are doing all they
,an to prevent it, hoping TO catch the delegation
IN the break-away at Denver.
Late tonight the leaders of the Gufey fac
ion definitely decided upon H. A OBoyle. OF
-uzerne County. for permanent chairman
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
STATUS OF JOHNSON.
Managers Figure He Has 500 Dele
gates to- Bryans 46f.
fBy Telegraph TO The Tribune

TBy Telegraph The TrbuneI
St Paul, May Ex-Governor Johnson's man
ayers figure Bryan has 461 delegates Johnson
3S9 doubtful To- The Governor takes cheer
full view OF the result in Alabama.
Il was practically unknown down there he Ss.d
Had I received 40 per cent of the vote I would
have looked it quite a victory. and % per
cent would have been complimentary. My friends
have tried TO make me believe that / would win
there, but / satisfied that I would not. Mr..
Bryan is well known personally in that part Of ths
country. having travelled extensively there ard
has made many addresses in that section. They
also tried TO make believe that [ was solid in
California. but was not so sansuine ot
my friends have been
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
GOV. FORT NOT IN RACE.
FarOrs Nomination of Franklin
Murphy for Vice-Preadent.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Trenton, y. J., May 19-GovernOr Fort said
to-day that he not candidate for Vice
President. and that he would support ex-
Governor Franklin Murphy for the nomination.
n Murphy indorsed by the Republican
State Convention. Governor Fort said:
Il am absolutely out of the for the
ination for Vice-President. OF course 1 will
support Mr. Murphy for the nomination.; I
would not be loyal to the Republicans of New
Jersey if l did otherwise"
1t is probable that the Governor will make
sta atement soon setting forth his views on this
subject.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
WATERS LURE AWAY CLUB KITTY. +"
They Go with 1t, and President Brings Suit
1t Was a Great Game.
[Rv Telegraph 20 The Tribune I

Pittshurg May 19.-Pittsburg today developed A
club poker story. The Americus club has
had its kitty stolen from the poker room.
In of the biggest games ever known TN
the club. lasting from Saturday night until last
evening. the ''rake-off'' $500 and d few minutes
after the game was ended the drawer IN the poker
table broken into and the chips cashed by
two club walters who told some plausible story
10 the steward and then escaped With the money.
President McEl-oy OF the club vntered suits to-
day against the misFing waters a feature Is that
Mr McElrcy is First Assistant District Attorney
of Allegheny County. and did not know that any
gambling was being conducted in the club.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
WITHDRAW F4IRB4NkS2
Indiana Increment to Make Him
Second on Taft Ticket.
by Telegraph to The Tribune.

Indiana polls May ia movement in which
many leading Republicans joining has been
started here to induce Eice-President Fair
banks to abandon his Presidential aspirations
and consent to be a candidate for the second
place the ticket. Friends of Mr.. Fairbanks
have abandoned all hope of his nomination at
Chicago. but are anxious have him the
ticket because of its help to state and local
candidates.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
wApswoRTH POSTMASTER REMOVED.

fBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Medina " Y. May 10 -R. Titus Coann Nads
worth postmaster in Albion, was removed by Pres.
dent Roosevelt to-day and Samue. Miby, strong
adhelent OF the StePsns-Porter faction. vas ap-
r..irtei In his pace
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
THOUGHT PAINTING ONLY OILCLoTH.

Charles McDermot:. iron worker. trial for
the larceny Of oil paintings valued at $500 each
from Sherrys on September !, 1907. testified in
General Sessions yesterday that he purchased the
paintings from a waiter in Sherrys for IS cents
.,,.h The prisoners wife testified that she used
one Of the paintings 10 cover window. she
st;r,rosea that II was piece Of oilclcth Judge
Foster said to the witness II you were rich sou
. ou1d make an art connoiSseur" The case viii go
T. tic ar to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20

TouR TO GETTYSBURG
,,.,l,,s,.a Railroad May %. sl2.75 round trip
rom kSs1 Xsgk- Consul; Ticket Ascntss-Advt-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20

Th. "Ilikit' stylish eyeglasses, ca:l at Spencers;
zee new Htsight GoTo Pebbles. NOW o. Maiden Lane.
~.Adyt
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
BRYAN THREE TO ONE.
additional Returns Confirm His
TictOry an alabama.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

BY Telegraph The Tribune
Montgomery, Ala. May 19.-Bryan has car
ried the 9th District in the Democratic pri-
mary and will have the entire twenty delegates
on the unit rule. Johnson carried Montgomery.
Mobile and Baldwin counties. All the delegates
elected are Bryan
Birmingham, Ala, May 19.-AdditiOnal re-
turns tonight from yesterdays primary indi-
cate that Bryan's majority in the state will be
fully to 1 over Johnson 1t is practically
settled that three of the declared Bryan dele
gates have been elected-John W. Tomnson, OF
Birmingham; Congressman j. Thomas Hefin,
of the 9th District, and Congressman H ID.
Clayton. of the Sd District. The fourth place IS
in doubt between Captain Z. W. Booker, of
Birmingham, Bryan adherent and DR. r. NJ
Cunningham, of Ensley. who declared for John
The delegates in the 9th District appear to be
Samuel John. of Birmingham, a Bryan candi-
date. with the second place between James c.
Oakley. of Centerville, a Bryan man. and
Walker Percy. of Birmingham, of the Lead
ers of the Johnson forces.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20

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