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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1912-03-23

II was agreed thak u. Naes was 70
accompany hin to . FsvulutioAafy
meeting which b was to address n
the character os Republican orator.
being really police spy.
n. Mace soon perceived that voir-
bo's cunning was match for his own
astuteness. voirbo took the commits
sary to q low haunt md Introduced
him to former friend OF the muir
dered man, q drupksrd and gambler
named Hifef. who. no limited, knew ,
great deal more than he was disposed
to tell. !
Although N. Mace was not to b
thrown Of the trail By this attempt Of
volrbo's to incriminats another, no
thought It well to set . watch upon
this Rifer and his friends. It was dis
covered beyond . doubt that they had
often been In company with BoAasse.
On one occasion Rifer had made uss
Of the expressioa, Eve must get rid
Of the old man." He summoned Rifer
to his once and cfoss-Questioned him
closely, n well ~ his friends. These
proved . very satisfactory alfbf-tAey
had been in prison 1t tie time Of the
murder.
voirbo. meanwhile, hsd been hard
at work In his endeavor to incrimi-
nate Rifer. plying him with drink nm
til he was attacked with deltrfum tre-
mems. Rifef, In . at Of insanity,
smashed up his furniture and threw
1t Into the street. He was arrested
and taken to an asylum. where he died
during the night.
voirbo. having accomplished his
end. hoped that he would now b
able to shift the guilt effectively from
his own shoulders upon those Of tho
dead man. Eager to learn the result
of his stratasem, he went boldly to
the commissary's once. and, when NJ
Mace entered, he found voirbo stand
ing before him.
The commissary was resolved to Ar
rest the man Immediately. But he was
alone with him; the man was prob
ably armed. N. Mace handed him the
morning paper and excused himself
upon the ground that an important let.
ter had arrived which required an I'm
mediate answer. The letter that he
wrote. however, was to his secretary.
and he took 1t into the outer once and
left It on his secretary's desk, to be
read by him upon his entrance. In 1t
he instructed him to close and lock
all the doors and wait until he rung
the bell. At this summons the once
manager was. to enter the inner room.
make up the IRE and remove the fire
irons. After that the secretary was
to bring an imaginary letter for sig.
nature and afterward place himself
with his back to the window. A sec
ond summons BY the bell was to bring
Ii the two police ofaoers On duty out
side. and they were to take mp posi-
lions ready fog the apprehension Of
the murderer.
| When all this had been done the
commissary turned to voirbo.
you wished TO see me about youl
friend Bodasser he asked.
II can prove TO you. monsieur, that
Rifer was the murderer" answered
!, voirbo. but there were accoS&plices
~ have their addrssses."
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1912-03-23

an story Of the detection
Of the murderer voirbo
By n. Nace excsis any
detective story ever I'm
aginsd or written. The
analytical and deducdvs
powers Of this famous
police commissary e.
abled him. bit by bit, to
unrayel tho facts CON
cerpinR one OF the most
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-30
COMMITTEE ID
 MEET HERE TODAY
MUST CANVASS RETURNS AND MAKE RESULTS FIRST sATuR.
 DAY AFTER ELECTION.
Party Rules Prevent Delay of Another Week as Members of Executive
 Committee Had Planned.

Today al noon members of the ex- e,utiye committee of inc county dem. ocratic central committee, together with sutlh members of the latter com mttee as can be gotten together on short notice. will meet al the court house and make a canvas of the re- turns in the recent election
 It had been announced that the members of the executive committee would not make this canvass for an. other week. but the rules of the state organization were looked into, and they require that the canvass shall be made the first Saturday after the election, and the results gone over and made official
 In keeping with this positive rule on the book of the state committee the officers of the local county com mittee got busy yesterday and made a call for a regular meeting at noon today at the court house. 1t is very doubtful at this late date whether the full county committed or a quorum can be secured, but at least a large representation can be gathered and the executive committee and the oth- CT members present will open the boxes and make the totals. and pre- pare the result to certify to the coun- ty convention, which will be held at some not far distant date.
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pleB THgATER BURNED.

Trlantic City, \. !, March % Crossed electric light wires in the dressing room of the theater on Yoang's old pier started a fire to- night which destroyed the playhouse.
 The firemen were unable to reach the fire beeause of the intense heat,
 fi5 TIfi5 fi5s Of eff tehe tehiie hoard asalk te keen the immense crowds back The play house was near the center of the pier which is more than 2.000 feet in length and as the flames shot sky ward the ocean was lighted for miles. The loss is more than S250.On0.
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Senator Gore in the course of an ad- dress at Neenah this afternoon
 All the men who have announced their candidacy have the ability, but not the availability
 Governor Wilson has everything that Harmon and Clark have and al- so what they have not In the first nage. he is progressive and in the second place he has nothing to do with reciprocity. l believe Wilson wonld poll larger vote in New York than any of the other candidates
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Attention Attention Mrs. Dr. Edwards
MRs. pR. EpMARps

MRS. DR EDWARDS r Thirty years Cnicago's leading Psychic E now ermauenuy located at Hot Springs
 II there Is anything you wish to know any desire of your heart unqualified consult thls gifted woman whose power has mysuned the most six pticaL one visit to a genuine pviestess Of Occultsm win repay sou for many dissapointments Has 70 equal in her profession.
 Succeeds where an others fail Basl- ness strictly cpnndential- private resi- dsnseyou meet no strangers Mediums developed.
 52e Orange Street, near ouaehIta Ave, south Hot spriaos Car, eff at Moody HoteL
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These are just the wrap you want for these cool evenings Very light. yet warm.
 We have few of the Bands at $500, and Pom Poms at $5.50 yet as long as thay last go at $500 for the two pieces.
 20 fancy ostrich Stuckups, as long as any are left at S1.e5.
 Just a few punches Aigrettes. 12 to bunch, worth $350, going at S2.45. Look for our name on window. Bet ter come as soon after o'clock as possible. as going fast
 LEVY OSTRICH FEATHER CO.
 322 Central Avenue.
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treated their women with ai the reverence they deserved" drew de- cisive answer from Dr. Anna How ard shaw, president of the National Womans Suffrage association Mrs. Shaw attacked legislators, who she declared had rldiculed and reyled women asking for the right to vote
 feature Of Mrs. Mackavs address was her emphatic condemnation of militant methods
 I'll is for us in this state, she de- clared to keep our propaganda work within the limits of reason, dignity and womaniness The senators and assemblymen will siye our bill differ. ent treatment next year and let us hope, show themselves in a different aspect
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Si00 Reward. SiUg

iHe -eaaers f thN uanuf vni so nfs4d n h.,,. that fhefe al ictst al dfcaNi dii.Ao that ssapn.s aas been SDie to csf2 m aA ns siaeta and that l hfe now AneWl tt 'he medical inlternHf. lat8rff seaf 9 epestttiiapa-u Nlsease, rcCuFes a Ca.aiits oaai tfe4tmFnt, u9lte Eaiarth aire taatn q eraaHy artuie Cirfrty uiau the blood and uutbif sfiatff or fH spairfui iiefe'lF dfE.foyMN iHt 2 n ldaii97 oi lhe dtcsse a'H rifing tir paileg ufnrfl b1 hNNifIr Hn thn futsfiiuf sau afd aassi s nature u a0ies iis Nars 1he pI6mietars b.
 nusf iaith is eusqi se pua ifatf they onf inf Hspdft1 naiM-s fnr nHe ffsa jAat il HE. q ifs Nsla ieF isi of frsfmenills
 AaafrSs ? f.l. cif sAll x ,o ioifsio 0
 eoii bs aii trtgisis ic
 taAf pads Fanny tN4 i9r eoaais~Aiian.
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BIC MATCH FOR woLcAsT.

Chicago. March 29 Harry B. stout of Milwaukee announced here tonight that New orleans promoters had authorized him 10 offer d purse 0t SlT000 for 20-round bout between Ad Wolgast and Joe Mandot. to be fought within two months Mandot has already accepted the offer and agreed to make l3g pounds ringslde
 lie is willing to go 10 a finish stout eNpeefs to meet Wolgasl and his man ager, Tom Jones. here in few days
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FLoop wARNlNes ISSUED.

Washington, March 29 The wealth .er bureau tonight issued a special river flood bulletin Heavy rains of Thursday have intensified the gravity of the situation in the Mississippi river from the month of the Ohio southward and have started all rivers in the South Atlantic and East Gulf states toward flood stages. Reports of the conditions of the Mississippi leNees continne to De favorable
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Call for Democratic county Committee. The members of the Democratic Coun- " Central committee are hereby notified to meet at the court house Ct0dayl Satuf- day. March 90, 1912, for the purpose of eanvassing the vote of the primary elec- tion held on March 27, l9t2. as prescrib- cd by the rules adopted at the last Demo- cratia state covent0u.
 E. IT, BARRY, Chairman. .G D. HOGABOOM, Secretary.
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WOMEN ro pRlNr pApER.

Chicago. March 20 Chicaeo snffra- gsts announced tonight that begin- ming tomorrow they will print a daily parer devoted to the cause The pn3. lication wiIl be in English Polish. li- thunian, Italian and Yiddish
 Hand bills printed in the same languages also will be distributed Three men have volunteered aid in spreading the suffrage message
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REp sox NM CAME.

Columbia, s. C.. March 29-The Boston Nationals hit the ball hard today and won from the Columbia South Atlantic league team, l4 to 2. Campbell and Brown of Boston hit home runs and Miller of Boston made four hits.
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ORRINE CURES WHISKEY
 AND BEER HABIT

 reliable hshy lives usefulness weekly
  for her husband "Drnk' win chase 0RRTN money be oRaiNE treatment powder absolutely aseess udoaess RlNE No pin those yoiuaary men
 all RlNE sorfels sprnes
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6a RonlEs RECOVERED.

Welch, w. Vas March 29.-sixty- nine bodies have been taken out Of the Jed mine, in which Si men were killed, Tuesday, by a gas explosion Fifteen other bodies have been lo- Cated
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CORE IN WISCONSIN.
Speaks n Favor of Woodrow Wison's
 Cadpaign.

Oshkosh Wis March sl United States Senator Thomas Gore of Okianoula Hltue several sflrrVifTa ifi the Fox river valley cities today in favor Of the presidential candidacy os Woodrow Wilson
 4The democrats are extremely for tnnate this year in having wilder ness Of presidential timber said
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coNDEMNs suFFRAeETTEs.
Mrs. Mackay Takes Issue Wth Mili
 tant Females.

New York March p The declara. ton by Mrs. Clarence II. Mackay. founder of the Equal Franchise soei ety at mass meeting of ha. orgah. igation in Carnegie hall tonight t4I the men of this country had alwalE
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QUICK AERopLANE FLleAr.

Stockton, Cal. March 29-Ayiator Charles K. Hamilton flew today from Sacramento to this city, a distance of 527 miles, in B minutes. fiiV fiisfit was made in a l0-mile wind at an al- titude of about 800 feet
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HELp FoR RoeRERY.

San Francisco. March 29 Hector Jewell, alias Henry Johnson was ar rested here today charged with the theft of $l0.00Q worth of diamonds from a store in sydney, Australia, m Aunlaef lQnN
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Mir. and Mrs. M R. Marks of Chi cago are guests at the Arllngtea
 B. K Filler of Chicago and l. F Baker of Dallas registered together at the Arlington yesterday.
 Tony staever, st. Louis prom. nent brewer amusement impressario and politician, and Thomas Hause and Fred Kollas two other well known Mound Cityans. are rounding out their second week at the Airing ton. Mr. Stuever was a demon pool player in his younger days but since he has become a big man-that goes double, for embonpoint as well as power-he only performs once a year, That is when he pays his annual visit to the Arlington Last night Mir Kel- las attempted to play 50 points to Mr. Stuever's 90 He did not quite sue eeed losing 50-iS, but only because MT Stuever played some A-No. l pool in spots
 Mir and Mrs. ). NJ. Doud of Chi cago registered at the Eastman yes terday
 Mr. and Mrs. M. l.. Altheimer Of Little Rock are at the Eastman to spend the weekend
 Hugh Duffy who Commanded the Chicago White Sox last season and who is now in command of the Mil waukee American association club, joined the baseball colony al the Eastman yesterday
 Cincinnatians reaching the Airing ton yesterday included Mrs, W A. Bennett, Mrs A R Betts Jr. Th0m- as Alsager. Charles w Krohn and E. C. Reinberger
 Mir. and Mrs e. R. Hogue have join. ed Manager Corrington's Chicago eoi- ony
 AL. Keeyan ofaeRoy. In. is stop ping at the Arlington.
 MT and Mrs F Plynn and child of Niles, Micha reached the Arlington yesterday and plan stay of two or three weeks
 Al H. Block of New York who to- eether with his wife made a stay Of some five or six weeks at the Arlins- ton previous to the holidays, returned 10 the famed hostery yesterday and was warmly welcomed on all sides. The Gotham clothier was compa- nied south by M Hines, and hopes to be able to remain until mid-April. 
 Miss Lucy " semple Ames and maid and Henry semple Ames Of St. Ionis are guests at the Arlington
 Walter Davies Of Lake Hall Ill., and c E Sessions of Sessions Mnne reached the Arlington yesterday and contemplate making substantia. visit
 Jake Miller. the Eastman's instT renowned steward left for Chicago this afternoon to attend the funeral of great friend oi his on saturday. Mr Miller will be back at his old stand Monday morning
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PLANTS. sARuaasay. POSES.

An kinds of bedding plants, roses, shrubhery. etc. for sale at Johnson Floral Go < green houses end of Park 6lS. rings 2-2f-lm
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TODAY'S SPECIAL AT THE BIC BANKRUPT os-
 TRlcH FEATHER SALE

We have about 10 fine ostrich and Marathon Capes and stoles left at the
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-30

MT and Mrs r Plynn and child of Niles, Micha reached the Arlington yesterday and plan a stay of two or three weeks
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Miss Lucy Y. semple Ames and maid and Henry Semple Ames Of St. IonIs are guests at The Arlington.
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Al Keeyan ofAeRoy. Ill is stop ping at the Arlington
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Mr. and Mrs. C. R Hogue have join ed Manager Corr!ngton's Chicaeo col. ony
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Cincinnatians reaching the Airing ton yesterday included Mrs W A. Bennett, Mrs A R Betts IT, Thom as Alsager, Charles w Krohn and Q. C. Reinberger
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ARulNGroN-EAsTMAN CHAT.

MT. and Mrs M. R. Marks of Chi cago are guests at the Arlington
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-30

B. K Filler of Chicago and ]. F.. Baker of Dallas registered together at the Arlington yesterday.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-30

Walter Davies Of Lake Hall Ill., and C. E. Sessions of Sessions Minna reached the Arlington yesterday and contemplate making substautia. visit
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-30

Jake Miller. the Eastman's iust< renowned steward. left for Chicago this afternoon to attend the funeral of a great friend of his, on Saturday. Mr. Miller will be back at his old stand Monday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-05
FIFTH BUCK PLEoorNc
DELEGATES TO CLARK
Special Dispatch TO me In,.n,senc.-

Special Dispatch 20 the InrensEencsr.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. June a.
The Fifth district Democratic conven.
ton held In this city today. nomi-
mated by acclamation James r IA.
yer. foremr State Senator. for Con.
gress. The convention was harmoDi.
Gus. largely attended and manifested
a disposition to enthusiasm. Resolu-
tions we're adopted praising and com.
mending Rankin Wiley. OF Pt. Pleas.
ant. who two years ago opposed Con
gresham Hughes. and who made a
vigorous contest trying 70 unseat
him
Immediately following the nomina.
ting convention. o. J. Rife. editor OF
the Wayne County News. was choesn
presidential e'cctor. and In the same
convention Col George s. Wallace
was named by acclamation one of the
delegates TO the Baltimore conven-
tion
Ashton File. of Beckley. Raleigh
county. was made the other delegate.
defeating Or G. r. White. of Mingo.
and Bernard McClsughcrty. of Mer-
Ger. who we're later chosen alternates
An attempt 20 instruct for Champ
Clark was defeated by a negative mo
tion not 10 instruct Bryan's name
was cheered and aroused more enthu-
siasm than any other mentioned. II
Is known that In case Harmon Do seen
TO have a chance 10 secure the nomi-
nation. the two FInh district dele
gates will supper. him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-05
HARMON WINS
In CONVENTION
UNIT RULE LIKELY TO
GOVERN DELEGATES NOW
Indications Are That Congressman
Cox, of Dayton, Will Be Gu
bernatOrial Nominee.

TOLEDO. o. June 4--Governo-
Harmon defeated his political foes
IN the preliminary session OF the Ohio
Democratic State convention this ar
ternoon by organizing the body with
George 5. Long. OF Troy. as perma-
nent chairman.
Senator Atlee Pomerene. who was
selected for permanent chairman. was
defeated in the committee on perma-
nent organization for the house by a
vote OF 10 to Z. after he had expressed
himself as opposed TO the unit rule.
The defeat OF the anti-Harmon
forces came al the close Of a day
hlled With exciting developments.
and as -ssult OF his dispute with T..
r. Moore. Harmon's campaign mana
ger. Senator Pomerene may not be
elected as a delegate-at-large 10 the
Baltimore convention.
The indications arc that the unit
rule will be adopted AZ tomorrow's
session Of the convention. and Ohio's
IS votes at Baltimore will 20 sOlidIy
for Harmon for President
4 personal encounter between r.
N. Moore. Harmon campaign man.
ager. and Congressman Whitacre.
was narrowly averted al 18th district
caucus by the timely Intervention Of
friends
Congressman Whitacre was speak.
ing before the vote was taken for
election of senate central commit.
teeman and said that he refused 10
be driven from public life by a
political"
You are referring 20 mo. and i'n
not lot anybody call me that name.
anErily shouted Moore. rushing to-
ward Congressman Whtacrc. with
clenched fists
Friends interferred and the possi-
bility Of further trouble was averted
As a result Of the row ln the 18th
district caucus. Congressman Whit
acre was defeated for state central
committeeman by W. G. Wallace. "a
Harmon supporter
Present Indications are that Con
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-05
NEW THRILL In DARROW TRIAL

Grafton of Labor. was brought into tho
record several times franklin teafi
Ned that barrow once told him the
money FOR the alleged bribery Of Lock.
wood came direct from Mr. Gompcrs
Not 70 Involve Gompera.
District Attorney Frcdericks said
That no odorf would be- made 10 show
any completely of Mr. Gompors In the
alleged bribery. but that the State
purpose 10 prove that the $4,000 had
been drawn from tho Mcnamara do.
Tense fund IN the American Federa
Ron of Labor and had been sent 10
Mr DarrOW. lte made the same
statement in reference fo Job Uarrl
man that no efforts would bc made 10
complicate him
Mr Flather ON the stand was asked
f he know samuel gomprra lie
did not know him personally. ho said
Asked N Do we're acquainted with
Frank Morrison. Secretary Of tho
American Federation ~ Labor. he
said Do" know him very wcu Mr.
Morrison had about nvc accounts a.
Die bank testified the witness. ono Of
which was known aa the Frank Nor
rison "rprcial number Eve account. d"
toonunusd on Third Fsr.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-05
FIGHT TO CONTROL W. &L.E.

interest in the stock Of the Wheeling
a Lake Eric railroad. held In the
treasury Of the Wabash. Pittsburgh
Terminal. we're also present. but they
declined 20 do any voting on the
minority program. They offered a
resolution adiourning the meeting un-
90 tomorrow. and after n hot hght
we're declared out Of order by the
rump membership present. but de-
clared the motion carried and will
hold the meeting tomorrow anyway
The regular annual meeting was
called Tor May I. explained Attorney
Watson tonight ia was adjourned
at that time 10 meet again on Tues
day. June 4. but through error of the
secretary On transcribing the motion.
the date was made Wednesday. June
We voted a majority of tho stock
20 adjourn the meeting 10 June s. and
Be- viii Dc held tomorrow. We voted
a total ~ i91 .pOt shares out of a total
of 369.s 500 shares outstanding. a clear
majority The Ramsey people held a
small majority They called q rump
session and elected n board ~ d.
rectors. Their action can do nothing
Coontinusa on sisth PNgsJ
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IJPSlJR

HpeC al Dispatch 90 the Intelligence
MARTfNSBCRG. W Va. June A.
Incomplete returns al 10 30 o'clock to-
night indicate the following results in
berkeley county from the Republican
brimariez today. HATFIELD FOR goyer-
Tor. viii have about four hundred plu-
fality. sutherland. for congreasnan-at-
large hfty plurality. Reed for secre-
tary OF state 900 plurality. Shawkey.
Euperintendeut OF schools. 600 plural
itv
Itathboue. state treasurer. goo pfu-
ralt}. Williams. for commissioner 30
plurality. Harper Noel and Wilson. Tor
fiate eNecuuve-comriittee 100
PLURALITY. George ". child and j 81
hpthWell. state executive committee.
Fifteenth Senatorial district 100 pIu-
lsuty, W. -. touley. for congress. 500
plurality. congressional committee 4
- Henson. 300 plurality
lRht vote vas poiled. especially In
we fur At diHfrictH 40 candidates FOR
for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-05
WATSON FORCES.
USE ROLLER TO.
HELP CLARK WIN.
MISSOURIAN GETS
8 OF 10 DELEGATES.
Fifth District Convention Rejected
Clark Resolution-May Vote
for Harmon.
Bryan's Name Cheered by Conven-
tions-Baver Named for Con-
gress in Fifth.
Democratic DELEGATES.

First District-Andrew Edminson
OF Lewis count; Jere Miller. OF Ohio
county.
Second District (Clark)-John T.
McGraw. OF Taylor county: John J.
Cornwell, OF Hampshire county.
Ihird District-H. Ewart, of Sum.
mers county; f. H. Martin. OF Web
ster county; w. O. Abney, Of Kanaw.
ma county. and Albert SIdner johnson
OF Monroe county; Clark
Fourth District-L y. Tayenner NJ
Wood county and w f. Haymond. of
Braxton county: Clark
Fifth District-Geo. :. Wallace oF
CAoeiI and Ashton File. OF Raleigh;
(unpledged)
In the five congressional districts
OF the state. the Democrats Yesterday
met in delegate conventions. naming
ten delegates TO the Baltimore con-
Vention. Six OF the number we're
pledged TO Champ Clark. two in the
First district favor him but were un.
pledged. while in the Fifth district
The convention bucked the Watson.
Chilton plan TO instruct for Clark
The delegates were left unpledged
nut may line up for Harmon while
with Bryan boom 1t is a cinch they
would be found in the Bryan wagon.
steam roller tactics were resorted to
by the Watson-Chilton forces in sew.
eral districts. notably the Second and
Third, to accomplish the instruction
OF Clark men. and in the Second. the
Hon. John T. McGraw. a Wilson man.
was instructed to vote for Clark by
the unit plan.
In the Firth district James F. Baker
was named for congress.
To-day at Parkersburg. the Demo.
cratic state convention will be held
and Clark supporters claim the Wat.
son-Chilton element will be in control
and secure six delegates-at.Iarge 10
Baltimore for the Missourian.