Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-24
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NIL TRAVEL n SPECIAL PullnlIs
Secretary --srsnaman Arranging De
tails Of Trip-psissstes. Aitsrnates
and Electors and Addresses-Pike's
Peak and the Garden Of Gods for
Them.

RICHMOND, VA, June 23.-Demo-
Gratis from Virginia to the National
Democratic convention, to assemble
at Denver, July 7. will leave this city
July 2, going from here to Cincinna'
ii. The Virginia delegation will trav'
ii In PullmaR's and on arrival at Gin
cinnati may take other lines for a
trip TO the convention city. All the
Virginia delegation will go from this
city, with few exceptions. The train
will leave here at two O'Clock in the
afternoon and will go to Colorado
Springs. where tho delegates will
spend Sunday. proceeding to Denver
Monday morning.
Secretary Brenaman. OF the state
committee. Is engaged In routing the
party and making arrangements for
the trip. The round trip from this
city will be $50. and sleepers. meals,
rooms and incidentals will be in addi-
ton to the regular straight fare.
Mr.. Brenaman has completed n list
OF the delegates and alternates. as
well as electors. to Denver. together
with the counties and cities in which
the gentlemen live. which is as fol
lows:
Electors at Large.
Samuel L. Kelly. Richmond.
Samuel w. Williams, Wytheville.
BY pistricts.
First-Edgar II. Montague, Hamp-
ton.
second-A. J. Ackiss, Princess An
ne.
Third-H. NJ. Smith. Jr. Richmond.
Fourth-W. r. Cooke, Sussex.
Fifth-R. A. James. Danville.
| Seventh-H. H. Downing. Front
Royal.
Eighth. s. Cochran. Fauquier.
Ninth-E. NJ Carter. Scott.
Tenth-W. e. Allen. Covington.
Delegates at Large-SenatOr John
w. Daniel. Iynchburg: Senator
Thomas 8. Martin, Charlottesville:
Governor Claude A. Swanson, Rich,
moud: Ex-Governor J. Hoge Tyler.
Radford.
Alternates at Larger. r. w. Duke.
Charlottesville: A. G. Preston. Ans
|terdam; P. p. Watson, Martinsville;
w. H. Aston. Meadow View.
First District.
Delegates-E I. Ford. Newport
News: Garland P. Moore. Cape
Charles.
Alternates-W. l.. Mock. Temper
anceville; NJ. B. Rowe. Fredericks-
burg.
Second District.
Delegates-J. r. Deal, Norfolk;
John A. Lesner. Norfolk.
Alternates-B. r. Bryant. Koskoo;
Park p. Deane. Smithfeld.
Third District.
Delegates-W. H. Sands. Richmond:
C. w. Throckmorton. Richmond.
Alternates-W. w. Morton. Rich
mond, J. u. Gregory. Manchester.
Fourth District.
DELEGATES ]. NJ. Harris. Black
stone: 4. r. Hobbs: Disputanta.
Aiternates-to be appointed by the
delegates.
Firth District.
Delesates-T. G.. Burch. Martins
vile; w. H. Sutherland. Hillsville.
Automatically. 8. Bill. Martinsville:
Oeoexe n. Helms. Helms store.
4mth District.
DeleSatee-D. q. Eskleston. Rich
mond; H. A. Edmondson. Houston.
Alternates-Francis Kelley: Roa-
uoke: o. L. Stearnes. Salem.
Sse~nth District
Deiesates-George w. Kinsey.
washington; N. B. Early. Dawson
vile.
Alternates-R. s. Funk. Strasburs:
J. n. Steck. Winchester.
EIGHTH District.
DeSexates-F w. Richardson. Fair
fax: Raleigh T. Green. Culpeper.
Administrators 8. Shackelford.
Orange: J. N. HIN. Alexandria.
RssWth District.
DeSesates-G. W. Doak. farewell:
n. q. Peters. Bristol.
Alteruates-J. =. Wysor. Pulaski:
G. W. Houston fcsre B. r. wilson,.
TeWeh 0issrsef.
Delesafes-Edvard Echols. Staun-
ton: r.. d. Flood, Appomattox.
Alternstes-G. d. Letcher. Lexins-
.oa: George ". Whitehead. Lex.ng-
ton: oeorg. ". whitehead. Loving
toa-
eorce Que Posles chisf.