The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29

voted for John W. Kern and u. T. Yost.
-, NSodsfleld. voted for Bryan. the
IosI OF the Ohio delegation resulted in a
gam OF two for Wilson: a loss ~ one
.oI Harmon. and the loss of two yoets
nat ned been cast for Clark on the sec
The Keystone state.
Pennsylvania added one NOR. vote IN
Tue wilson total on the third ballot.
ni'Nn'k u gain Of two In that delegation:
sin." the trst roll call. The Wilson gain
ond roll call VI ' ~
~TenneSsees vote showed q change I'm
shs scatiering Of the states q dele
er"oo gained five votes.
ONO again cast the vote that made
! impossible for any candidate to get
me necessary two-thirds votes on the
tfird ballot.
Result Of Third ballot.
TIE results Of the third ballot were
clark. al; Wilson. 3i5. Underwood.
li4is Harmon 1904 Marshall. 81: bald
Win. Il. Eryan, j Kern. /.
The changes In the strength OF the
various csnd'dates as compared with
the second ballot, We're as follows.
lark lost OF votes Wilson gained
20 Underwood gained 81 Harmon lost
half a vote
Their being no choice" saii Acting
chairman Franci~. the secretary will
again call the roll for the fourth ballot /"
FOURTH Ballot.
chairman James took the gavei again.
and the fourth roll call started at 800
60 ~ x ,r"NH paying close
TN 6rst chanF4 in lie ,,,-,h ,.,,o,
was IN the Louisiana vote where Wilson
[, gained one from clark. The delegation
date.
Underwood gained two from Clark in
tho Massachusetts, vote on this ballot
clark and Marshall each gained one
one ON tic Ni'btpan vote ~ ~ ''
brssks a., a.. ,n,-,s haii,, 49,
talrcI his strenr.h - - vo,es 49,.
! fjsrm,n ICsing ~. -, 80. go 49,, -
Raj re~.iycd -, rrevil,rs ,sIin, '"'' ~
rn. m,.z.
ne sh'nsrs IN tne lineup. Were
-, u 1870 .'S'n - i Ilr,,
ahi hll'Nh ""re "~nc.AnEei nut Bryan
I"-t we = '"it~ nc iad on The thl;d r"ll
'"T N.Iu E''tiuk or.
Ire .f"urLn ballot resulted as follows.
UlhiN' ~.
NllS'h' 'fF
uup'f"''l -
Maf.haH a.
idlI"ln ~
k-rn
'',i t..d ,'l. NaN .'Es
VIZ 't noe N''l N''t OF hiI.s'
The i.f-t break up ~ ne .f1,"rite
~as 5.s-hed rnacrwool got 2. '.'Is !
ang wilson j. OF me f1"Iie'in votes i.at
sad t@nr a. ,inErrn"r I'ni'"i" IN the
l''i I'"''l'hF 'al''l@
The CONNECTICUT change 0f vote was
hailed witt cheers hy ~" p'rtisnns 81
lu uIl' W., Ii''i.'
s'liCI from the connect 1'nt candidate
Gal THREE HNtI.pT
when Kansas was reached Wh.r"
'.ark had received 90" s"id ~d"icgati9n
the vote was challenged boy j. W orr.
a NJ Il-nu ''l"EH'"
- sheridan. dri.Ea'r - larEe.
of to- Earsus sfl'" convention. under
Nhi'n ih' ~drI"EHf.f were l'Nnd y" vote
Tor CLARK urfI f~wn.fhirds believe Do"
POI
Wilson. nine FOR CLARK stii N- st"ri-
atn an lni'r Dur ll..- ii.r- am
champ CLARK chairman ollie lame.
Hl"I ihHi o." lnhk or tW"-fhirde or
re g".eF.'.. from Kansas have r't de-
namigar.e ,he Kansas Vote nus, b.
'"at f"r ozark 300 itT entirety
\" '. ~HH' = POI ~ your delrFa-
' HHfl ~ ~" kfn-HF d~'loEafeF
shIlf'd l'' rgsf" orr. call
i iI"
k'n,'s str1cuon-. AUTHORIZED
',I .1,''. when % h"rgne ftr heiIrf
' I.f' 'HfF could uYf Dol
IN 'h' t~.lrFttnn sustained
~. firm"ni7 20 W Sh'rdau That
'' stood WllFYu.
'h.irman james bold
4-l,- ,r. .,l, - "'-' y" p" clark
No Nomination.
WIZ. clark leading mo ~tafinffrv
n nnrr' win me .a,. stands d l1,
lfs 'HaIf directs frat The fr.,,,~
"..rm 81 Gle TH.Hw. .N