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The herald., 1912-07-04

An, ,,..f..... hi,i lCLE VII
IN. N...'. solution s,1n.,
.,.,, W, Cd ' stock OF this ecu oy u
al'.,'u .a-lA upon the rtponue l
w.. ~. .'' ' ais seCretarv syofds n
SAM l"'r' ana feet as snall In
EE,n19T1, '. -f..al meetinu passed n /
v-n... ARTICLE VIII
,;,T.t ..s corpOratIon a.
C,,l'.' ~ .ia ION or by dia,
NJ NJ ,,... .,.s "- capital stock 've q M
M. ..' ''. Tor that O1rnel. =. ~
"a ,n S.., .I'' I. u, Ing shall hsSsf sts
him ~, ''.,. h'",ier by mail ss,sa n
the Sr'r.'irs ot the eonos e ol reslds'
snail b" .,T!lstrl by tbrapSsny, Ii s]
1 TO be appointed q. srch ee e0nnl.
case oc th. "..rh Of anS Soefal nsf.
yiyors >h.. Y1rilue TO Sct VI then ~
dation. W act until a.,
ms ,Ha.i.r may be cba.
ana Ii' .a. stock thersr,d H "a.
. creased '- d.crn4Sed ar eOl arr na, IN
ciai m"rtll- held after tbcy genenl
in5.rTgiments Of the n
No ~iHrFIu 'HT shall owe.
OF TeNp"n'''.r Tor the contrsct' hed n
san c"rpn.a.'pn in any fnr.S ot hrs1
| lhe unpaid balance that mse, sa N
c"ulplhE '1 shares OF stool q,
! nor >Nal any .lfOrmaIItv Vwhed n n
| ton nav" the fleet of rsn5uth the enJ
| ter M. o- - exposing AM ing hf n
any liability beyond snch AoekA0Sj
due on his stock. Shares a, unpaid ~
| tranSIr-abl. OF .y on the 49, s'oet shS1
pany as the bylaws mar ~ OF ns n
transfer ~ stock shall ha Nsec N%sec M
! nave any effect uDOn tha o.uoing H~
and until made on its bootvsO Oan! 81
I mus done ana passed in mr
cIty OF New orleans, on the a. V.e J
mentioned, in the presence uate IN n
'haS. i. F.o-t' and Emile p.u VI Ns,j
| ent witnesses. who signed ,haiuusen, a.
the said apprarerS and M nsna
| reading OF the whole. nOtap N
toriSinaI signedl Nau,,.o =.
shares Pearl Wight, 90 sbaros Yen
ming, 12u shares; J. d. O'Ksss, Cd
ChaS. T. tIotte, Emile Rauscb " "a
CSean CHAs. A. Brun
l. the undersigned, recorae, ses III
IN and for the parish of Orlss,!a !aaae|
Louisiana, do hereby certify tS.. ris
ana tor"soing act OF incornorss,a,.s.A sa. " N
Louisiana Iiomeseeker Farm ana Ia ~ q q
bany was this day duly recorSsd ISat a .
New Orleans. Nav 2Sth 1o,s
lSigned) EMILE Inv.
A true co,v Depsty Rsss..
CSeaD cHAs. A. Buup
NAV 80 iune 6 II % o. ,n, 1st h
The herald., 1912-07-04
Flexible EnuIish-

Some Of the peculiarities of the Eng.
lish language are amusingly shown in
the following little dialogue:
You'll get run in" said a pedestrian
to wheelman without light.
you'll get run into" savagely re
sponded the cyclist as he knocked the
pedestrian down.
you'll get run in, too" said police
man, stepping from behind tree.
And just then another scorcher came
along without a light, so the policeman
ran in two.-London Mail.
The herald., 1912-07-04
CHARTER
OF THE APOLLO COMPANY.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF OR
LEANS, CITY OF NDW ORLEANS.

"
LEANS, CITY OF NDW ORLEANS.
Be 1t known that on this twenty sixth
(26th) day OF June. nineteen hundred and
twelve, before me, Benjamin Dry, a notary
public for the parish of Orleans and state
of Louisiana, duly commissioned and quail
fed, personally came and appeared, the sew
eral persons whose names are hereunto sub
scribed, who declared, that availing them
selves Of the laws of this state relative to
the organization of corporations, they have
formed and do hereby form themselves into
a corporation and body polite In law for
the objects and purposes and under the stip-
ulations hereinafter set forth, which they
do hereby adopt as their charter, to-wit:
ARTICLE FIRST.
The name and title of this corporation
shall be: 1.-THE APOLLO COMPANY" and
under said name IL shall have corporate ex.
istence for a period of ninety-nin years
from this date, and IL shall have and exer-
else for the purposes OF the business to be
carried on by 1t all the powers conferred by
law upon corporations. including the power
to receive. purchase, lease. sell, mortgage,
pledge. exchange and otherwise acquire and
ALLEVIATE property both real and peFQonal IN.
The herald., 1912-07-04
Whom We Bought Whole Hams.

Il is easily within the recollection
Of thousands of housekeepers when
we bought whole hams. We didn't
expect the butcher TO cut fancy slices
and hold the ends to get rid of as
best b could. We had a family meat
saw and sharp knife. We did the
slicing. And the ends were not thrown
away. There were dozens of uses for
them. Splendid dishes seldom heard
Of now came from the ends Of the
ham. There was no waste.-Cincin
natl Commercial Tribune.
The herald., 1912-07-04
CHARTER
OF THE LOUISIANA HOMESFFKER
FARM AND LAND COMPANY.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. STATE
OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF Or
Be It known, that on this tvepty-fourtb
DAY OF May, In the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and twelve, and OF
the Independence Of the United States OF
before me, Charles A Butler. Z notsry nnh
nc n and for the oafish Of Orleans. stste
The herald., 1912-07-04
Algerines at Law.
JUDICIAL MORTGAGES.

Patrick F. Hennessey to Chicago
House Wrecking Co, 1857, interest
and costs.
The herald., 1912-07-04

ARTICLE vi.
The liability of the stockholders of this
corporation for the contracts or faults of
this corporation is limited to any unpaid
balance that may be due bytthem respective
ly on their subscriptions.
NO mere informality In this act of incor-
pOration shall render this charter void. or
expose stockholders to liability beyond the
amount OF their unpaid subscriptions.
ARTICLE VII
Th1s charter may be amended or this
sent or the stockholders holding a majority
or the outstanding stock. at a general meet
ing convened for that purpose, and at least
ten 10) days notice shall have been given
to the stockholders, through the mail ad-
dressed to their last known respective places
OF business.
In case of dissolution by the expiration of
this charter or otherwise, the affairs of this
corporation shall be liquidated by three (31
stockholders to be elected at the meeting
ordering such liquidation.
This charter shall serve as the original
subscription list, the undersigned being the
original subscribers to the capital stock of
this corporation, in the amounts and for the
number OF shares opposite their respective
names.
Thus done and passed, In nv Office nj
New Orleans, Louisiana, on the dav and
cate hereinbefore written and In the pres-
ence OF J: n. Emmons and l.. p. Bryant, Jr
competent witnesses, who hereunto sign
their names with the said appearers. o5d
me, notary, after due reading of the whole
tOriginal signedD o. Il. Maier ami others
GWtnesses) ]. N. Emmons, L. p. BRYANT
Jr. ARTHUR B. LEOPOLD
Notary Public
l, the undersigned, recorder of mortgages
In and for the parish of Orleans. Louisiana.
DO hereby certify that the above and fore
going act of Incorporation of the New or.
leans western Railway Company was this
day duly recorded in my office in book IO55
folio = -0oo'
New Orleans, June 1s, 1912.
(Signedl EMILE LEONARD. ID. r.
A true copy Of the original.
- ARTHUR. b. LEOPOLD,
toeai) Notary Public
june 81 July IL 1S 25 aup
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22
CONCEDE TAFT On FIRST BALLOT.
2O7FORTAFT;1FORTEDD

For Taft-Aiabama. 16. Arizona. s.:
Arkansas. Is; California, .; Florida.
IL; Georgia. 2s: Indiana, l.: Ken
lucky, Il; Louisiana, 20. Michigan, s.;
Washington. a; Mississippi. IS; Ok
lahoma. > South Carolina. =: Virginia.
IS; Missouri. 6; District OF Columbia.
2; Alaska, - Tennessee. S. Total.
2O7.
For Observation-Disclosures. 7: North
Carolina. s. Missouri. 8. Total. -.
The Washington contest was decid.
cd in favor OF the Taft delegates by
q vote or IS TO -. The Taft dele.
gates from the Third Oklahoma dis.
trict were seated. 90 to 10 North
Carolina. South Carolina and Tonnes
q districe contests were settled
without opposition. except in the Sec.
ond Tennessee district. where the
TAFT forces won. Is 10 6.
The Missouri cases. seating the four
Roosevelt delagat"s-at-larSa. and di
vidiug he ten contested district del.
egat"s arbitrarily. we're settled just
before adjournment.
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BALTIMORE. Nd. Juno 21.-Oniy
a small proportion OF the delegates
TO the national convention and about
half the national committee were here
to-nighi. but Baltimore has assumed
the aspect OF a convention city. All
the candidates Headquarters are well
established. and are hard at work and
the crowds I'm the hotel Hobbies dis
cuss The Democratic situation with an
interest almost as single as n the
Republican fight in Chicago was not
In progress.
The physical arrangements for the
convention that meets next Tuesday
are practically complete and the sub
committee OF the national committee
has about finished the tentative plans
20 be considered by tho main commit
tee at its meeting here Monday. Aside
from the selection OF the temporary
chairman OF he convention. which
now seems certain % he contested in
the national committee. these arrange
ments which include the appointment
of minor officers and the committee
on rules. probably will stand.
Tickets Allotted.
To-day convention tickets we're A..
.nffod and positions were assigned the
various state delegations. In the as.
.riEnmcnf 81 seats rn tho convention
floor. those statos Jared best which
have candidates 90 present 10 the con.
tcoHanusa On Par. sir.y
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ROOSEVELT
WITHDRAWS
FROM RACE
ASKS THAT NAME BE NOT PRE-
SENTED AT NATIONAL
CONVENTION.
Certain That Taft wiu Win on the
First Ballot in the Body
To-day.

CHICAGO. June 2l.-The Republi.
can leaders directing the affairs Of
the National convention are DIN TO
try tomorrow to crowd the work of
three days into one. With a perma-
nent organization yet TO be erected.
with several Important contest cases
yet 10 be heard. with rules TO adopt,
platform to be threshed out and nom.
nations for President and Vice Pres.
ldent TO be made. the convention will
becalled TO order at 10 a.. M. and every
possible effort will be made TO dispose
OF the accumulated business before
adjournment OF the session is taken.
II seemed a ~fOregone conclusion to-
night that President Taft would be
renominated on the first ballot. Col
mel Roosevelt indicated that his
name would not be presented TO the
tainted convention II his wishes
were followed.
Talk OF a compromise candidate.
dropped two days ago. showed no
sign OF revival.
The Roosevelt forces have not ADAM
dorod their general fgIt In tho couyeu-
tl"L hN n means and n hard struggle
.s iU prospect tomorrow over tho Texas
and Washington contests.
Justice Hughes. Of the United states
supreme court has sent two kilograms
20 Senator Root ''Irhai In most posi-
tive terms. tp Tire eject that his name
must NOT re considered under ans cir
cumsfanres for the presidential r0ml-
nation mat n he were nominated no
would DC uuier TIE emHarrass ing ucrrz-
sltv ~ declining the honor
II IVES reported late tonight thai col
one. Eooseveit had already toli WGiam
g.. ~franferzast, who was o. place him
In nomination. not 90 present his name
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T.R, Men Charge Unlawful
Coalition Against Colonel

CHICAGO Juno "a -Charrrs thar
contested Delegates % members of
The Republican national committee
bad formed o. coalition In ffa rrr
fnnfaIa committee n control fnr
committee .n behalf ~ f.r contested
de'rzafes rera prepared orIerf t1
r ~ Mccormick and other Roosevelt
members NJ .fe rrmmUf.rn Tho state
mrnf. F vas fa.f would hr offered
before ffe rrrr national rrn
rrr rr fn mnrrra 'n complete fFH
record 90 ono Roosevelt frhf AGAINST
Do sraHrr 81 TAR contested deis
gates
Do crarrrr fHaf fhe urrE done hr
tho r~rrderfa'. rrmu rfe. haa ben
part ~ e rrurrehrrsI.- plan fr
CONTROL the M 'rnrf convention
against f1e Republican rofrrs
The statement unf circulated
amrre fhe Roosevelt remheu o
q ght by Mr. McCormick Nouc rr.
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". VA. ROOSEVELTERS
ARE ALL DISHEARTENED
The Sixteen Voted Solidly in
ROOSevelt's Behalf on All
Contests.
Statement Issued Denying Split
in DelegatiOn-BOlt Talk Is
Quilted.
BY b. n. CADDLE.
Ca. -

Chicago, III, June 81.
The predictions OF last night that
he Roosevelt followers had deserted
their leader. and thai the Colone' was
out OF the race. so FAR as being the
regular nominee. proved true to-dny
when Idaho turned 10 the Taft col
and The States that were won
by Roosevelt refused 70 bolt.
Taft on the first ballot tomorrow
ia the outlook tonight. He had COS
Votcs on one ballot this evening az
the Coliseum. and an OF This vote will
De- given he President when the bal
lot IS taken tomorrow. according to
his leaders.
After The Colonel met his Waterloo
during the afternoon BY being out.
voted on every issue before the con.
v%ention. his followers gave mp all
hope here. IN quick succession blow
after blow was driven.
Yves, Virginia Votes Solid.
The West Virginia forces voted sol.
idly for Roosevelt on al these issues.
and ON numerous occasions :. g.
Smith. Walter Sugden and Mr.. Mont.
F0mery led the Roosevelt cheers. but
t5oy we're drowned out bv the Tat
followers. The West Virginia deiega.
ton fought hard on the California
case. The delegates gave ont n state
mont this evening denying reports 70
the effect hat there was n split
Zoo their delcration or course there
win be- no split until an attempt %
bolt rs made By tho Roosevcltites.
AT talk. however. 81 bolt has been
dropped tonight ard the election con.
coded 10 Taft on the FIRST ballot
Wisconsin Wsvering.
n was reported tonight that wis.
consin will vote Tor Taft IN event he
i- not elected on the fret ballot.
Naay OF the more conservative West
Ni-riuiaue have quoted tho bolt talk
among tho mounf1Iusers They have
pleaded Tor the state ticket. and for
This roaso 40 had = tendency to heal
up matters in 'hc West virginia dele.
rafIor Governor GisszCock and Goo
other West NirrInia delegates ore
yrfr much dIsheartrled tonight
They realize 'hat Teddy" has boon
defeated. hu tho r1rnf1fnsrra viii
vote for Dim solid 10 Tho convention
asfe until fhr r0u faIe Governor
GiaseD0rk Says that 20 other Hepuiu.
rau nominee save Theodore Roosevelt.
roo ho elected Tho came statement
Del made hr 81 o. Smith
To" Wet tI-a.rHus arr attending
mother meeting Ton rff They have
been instructed f1 r.r-r a' the con.
rorfrn h1U nor Iafrr than ss1l
0r.nrk morrow morning tonight
.He Roosevelt rr0vd Ie H-a In Tho
|mo.rff aIh ffr.r i1r1a and Quar-
''rs around fha Irhh.as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22
W. VA. BOLT
FROM CLARK
PREDICTED LAST NIGHT
BY sen. WIN. CAMPBELL.
McGraw at Head Of W. Va. Dele.
CATION Prominent in the
Fight for Wilson.
ny 4. X. ARNOLD.
-


National Committeeman McGraw
Senator William Campbell. Of Jener
sou county. and T. Hu Marshall. of
Grafton. arc leading me Wilson fsht
on the Baltimore convention preimin.
aries.
senator Campbell fo-nisht ssid.
After me FIRST ballot rr two fha ml.
jorify OF Zoe West VIrE.uIa f~rfrrrfisg
are GONG .o desert Clark Tor Wilson.
They wish f0 Keep iu r00I faItH uIff
Tho rank and Die Of fhe states Demo.
Gratis and t0 DO ro they uIl have fd
stand Tor Wilson.
WILSON rrutmr1' .r mv SEAT. f.
ororvho.minR amorr fha rank and
Ole. and fher. lro M .ir.r OBJ >.a.4-I
among tho CLARK delegate from NO
virginia
Tho trio Of Wilson leaders b%.ffsrfr
resent tho Senatorial f-rtrrfrrrrrr
hich resulted .1 t.r IIa. r..fIpr of
The State delegation frr r'rrE AMI
say that under fhosn conditions mem
hers ~ tho delegation ehr ara f4r
Wilson af heart cannot DO rrr-rfaf f4
stay in fha CLARK ro rmr long after
Tho haII0fIuE commence. On f.r
Senator Campbell aavr boz trf.rr
chat several of fho Waef N.rr.r.a--.
votes uII hc fnr Wilson on fra rraf
ballot because INC state .a a1 far
down tho roll ca1 That the daIera.ea
wfU probably DO aI'e f1 raaf their
votes FOR WILSON on 'he arrumrf.ou
frorrfrusf .- --rtn -.
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CONVENTION DECIDES
TAFT DELEGATES lei
THE CONTESTED SEATS
President Wins Cases From Alabama, Arizona, Kentucky,
Georgia, Michigan, California, Indiana and Louisiana.
Roosevelt Is Awarded One Lone Delegate by Conventio
From the Eleventh Kentucky District.
Texas and Washington Cases Come Up This Morning.
Battle Planned in Behalf of Roosevelt.
Taft Strength Shown in Votes That Varied From COS to 464
and SAP to 529 on California Case.

CHICAGO, June 2l-The Taft forces in the Republican National
Convention to-day further demonstrated their control OF that BODY.
Inc convention took up piecemeal the contests from many states,
and IN each instance the Taft delegates we're declared entitled TO their
by majorities ranging from a highvater Taft vote of COS TO 44
TO a narrow margin of GAP to 500. The latter vote was in the Cali
fornia case, in which the convention rules for selection of delegates
by congressional districts came into conflict with the state primary
law providing for a statewide vote o all delegates. Through this
technicalty the Taft forces claimed the two delegates from the
Fourth district. The case was bitterly fought and the voting was
followed with the greatest interest, especially when il was seen that
the Taft people were losing many of the delegates that had been with
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There has beer nothing more sig-
niicant in the proceedings OF this
convention which begun with acri-
mony and will end with cordially"
said Mr.. Barnes. than the realization
that what have been called the diff
ferent wings Of the party are really
close together and not far apart. Only
the candidacy of Mr.. Roosevelt caused
the division, apparent. buJ without n
reality.
"Out Of chaos there is coming order
and under the mastery guidance Of
Mr.. Root every delegates to this Re-
publican convention is coming to rec
ognize the supremacy OF appeal to
reason against ambition that must. in
order to succeed. rest upon its capac-
fly to infame."
Director Mckinley. OF the Taft
bureau, put out the following two
sentences:
President Taft's denomination on
the first ballot Is nov conceded by
his opponents. II is obviously unnec-
essary for me to say more"
Delay Third Party Step.
II Colonel Roosevelt eventually
heads an independent ticket. IL seems
certain tonight. tina the convention
which will name him will be held at
a Time considerably after the adjourn
ment OF the Republican national con
Vention, now In session in this city.
AS a result Of the decisive votes Of
to-day's proceedings Of the conven
ton particularly hat on the Fourth
California district contest. and after
a days sober reflection on the part
OF his close advisers. the plan for a
continuation OF he present conven-
ton a. outlined yesterday, practically
has been abandoned.
II, furthermore. Mr.. Roosevelt. Is
placed in nomination before the ron.
vention now in session IL will not-be
OF his planning or with his sanction.
but the individual action OF some one
- his enthusiastic supporters.
These points IN the otherwise some
Vhat Indefinite Roosevelt program
we're made clear tonight by Colonel
Roosevelt himself and confirmed by
some OF his closest advisors.
some Of Colonel Roosevelt's more
radical supporters stiIl cling To tho
belief that if would BE- wise 10 carry
out their original plan. which en- or
feet was stOutly 10 maintain that the
~ NhNAtNNn 'NAHFlIINu "
and Illegal. and after its adjournment
proceed with an organization I'm the
same hall and name their ticket with
Mr.. Roosevelt az ne head. Colonel
Roosevelt. however. to-day refused 20
sanction this plan He did not for.
bid g.. He sfill maintains that he is
bound 20 obey the wishes Of his sup.
porters and that he 10 willing. AZ he
expressed 70 yesterday. IN his state.
ment personally 70 bear the respon.
pibility"
Defer an Action.
Tie let 10 DO known to-day. however.
hat no did not regard such an ido1
ts entirely practicable should the
domination BE- offered him under such
circumstance. ~ ie NOT bis intention
n decline. but he boiirves 'he wiser
sourse would DO to defer hnal action
tlong such lines f0r "a few weeks
HIs idea. Of eEpls ned today. ia fba'
HE supporters shall return 20 their
homes and learn he sentiment lr
their WI communities a month oI
CContinusd on Pags EightJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22
CREDENTIAL COMMITTEE
DENIES T. II. CONTESTS
All Cases Save That From TeNa,
Were Disposed of Late
Last Night.

CHICAGO. June 21.-No changes in
the decisions OF the Republican ma.
tional committee had been made by
The credentials committee OF the ma
tional convention when the committee
completed at 1905 tonight. n 3S-hour
session devoted 10 contest cases.
Al but the Texas contests had been
disposed OF when tho committee took
its recess until 2 a m. The last fight
OF the Roosevelt forces will center
ON the thirty delegates from Texas
One district in Virginia. the Fifth.
was held open until morning for de-
cision.
The cases decided by the credentials
committee are a. follows.
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Despite the fact that the Roosevelt
people we're defeated in their fights
to-day. there was no indication of 4
bolt. Some OF the Roosevelt leaders
had feared that the Californians
might take matters into their own
hands n fail to observe the RoOse.
welt program OF sitting through the
convention TO the end, and then pos
sibly taking independent action. But
their fear proved ~groundless.
Big Contests Waiting.
When adjournment was taken 10,
night until 10 a. m. tomorrow. the
Texas and Washington contests still
remained to be dealt with. and there
was likelihood OF more bitterness be
tween the opposing forces.
After the California case bad beer
disposed OF today. however. the dele
gates Seemed 10 be in much better
humor, and there was much fun and
merriment during the late afternoon
as the minor contests were pushed
through without serious opposition
from the Roosevelt people. Senator
Root often Joined in the laughter MIN.
Continued on Page Eighth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22
ROOSEVELT THIRD PARTY
TO MEET IN DENVER

CHICAGO June q -Dissat-
isfed Roosevelt followers who
attended the meeting ~ the
committee on credentials this
morning. state that the Roose-
welt delegates have conceded
the nomination Of Taft on the
first ballot. but that not n
Roosevelt delegate will cast
n vote This means that Roose
,eit's name will not DO pro
scented before the convention.
% is whispered by the Roose-
veltites that o. meeting Of tho
Roosevelt party will be- held IN
Denver in August. and a Ticket
named wits Roosevelt az prcsl-
dent
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TAFT'S DENOMINATION
TO RESTORE HARMONY
SAYS WIN. BARNES, JR.
Talk OF Third Party Drops Into Background as Roosevelters
Remain in the Chicago Convention.
If Third Party Is Formed 1t VIII Be at Convention to Be Held
Some Weeks Distant.
Roosevelt Advises Supporters to Find Sentiment Back Home
Before Boiling Republican Party.
Director Mckinley Asserts denomination of President Is Con-
ceded by His Bitterest Opponents.

CHICAGO, June 2i-Characterilng the Roosevelt contest claims
as "fhmsy" and in the same breath expressing the conviction that
party harmony was assured, William Barnes, Jr, chairman of the
New York delegation, tonight issued a statement summing UP the re-
suits of the recent battle in the convention.
Mr.. Barnes expressed the 6rm>belef that the convention. begun
with bitterness, would end in cordiahty. He declared that the plat.
form would ignore absolutely the absurd and unmeaning difference
between what is called progressive and what has been dubbed reac.