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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08
GUTHRIE COUPLE
UNITED N NEDL0Gs
BEAUTIFUL wI0Dlnc At nome
Of couNrY TREASURER = D.
STEWART LAST NIGHT

S beautiful hame wedding uaa that
g, Miss D.nci. Anna sieRar and ST.
Aaron George William 10. which took
place Wcane day iune Z. al eirh'
O'Clock at tLe homie oi the hrasa
PARENTS Sir aua Mrs n d Stewart
Ia East Nausar avenue nr e. S
piioufer of the First 81 T. church,
aiding the lnpressls, ring service
Before the ceremony Miss Isabel te
heW sang "Oh. Promise Mci" h.n n
he strains ol Mendcls ohn's Wcl
ding March played by Miss tira pit
tenror and Mr. Harry u Ryan
violin the bridal party descended the
fnirWay which was cntWin,d w.ih
r,e,n,ry aud pink blossoms lirat
came pr pillcueer theu the rroom
with bis hos man. hlr Robert stew
art, the maid Of honor. Miss Georgia
Mccormick. wearing "a becoming pink
! crepe meteor Gown and c0rsaec bou+
qual OF sweet peas. last of am Mr.
Stewart escorliuf his daughter. who
wore beautiful bridal costume of
ivory white satin. aith chiffon and
hand made lace mlle veil and carried
shower bouquet OF brides roses and
! lilies oi the valley At the foot of
! ne stairs wa an arch of green ana
. pink ana under wedding bell sus.
pended from The arch. me ceremony
vas performed while Miss riUcnr r
aud Mr. Ryan played "Traumere"
a buffet supper of two courses was
served by Mrs stewart assisted hy
Mrs Leslie Seaman and Mrs llirsch.
! berger and Misses Gladys Mccormick,
! Tyne Wyatt and Alma Powers served
l punch during the evening
Mrs. Williamson is the only daush.
ter Of MIR and Mrs Il u Stewart,
! She attended the Loran county hirh
school where she was a member OF
the Sesame club After her gradua-
} ion. she taught at Mount Summit
\ school for term then attended the
\ Methodist university for three years,
I last year she was principal of the
I Ihleh school in Wellsion The mar
4 riage last evening was the culmina
= ton of romance of some years
y standing for Mr. Williamson was q
J pupil OF Mrs Stewards when he was
= a young boy. aud at that time he wa.
\ great friend Of his teachers It'll,
\ daughter: when they became school
mates at o. NJ Z the romance de
3 velopcd Mr.. Williamson attende,
al college at Marionville, Mo, then cam'
h. to o. NJ. u. lie received his degree
o in oratory last year and the A y
$ degree this spring. Mr.. and Mrs
w lillulNNbu mo ltifN ~ ifAhfthANt'
last evening and they will be at hom
y there until September when they g
r to Boston, Mass, where Mr. William
con is entering a school of theolog
for a three years course.
I'd About fifty guests attended ih
wedding. among them The relative.
Intimate friends Beta Alpha IN
= sorority to which Mrs Willamso
& belongs and the following from on q
:. town: Misses Grace and Myrtl
Wyatt of Fort Scott. Kan Mlssc
Ethel Wyatt and Daisy upham 9
q Perry; James Rollins Of Edmond. an
I'M Mrs May Hitsman Of Orlando
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08
DAILY THOUGHT,

Yoa aud must noi complain j. onT
an luuA down II We have done
ar lau That probably mats thal
He pilns of ono who knows more
ilun tD Do have succeeded.
Edward Everett llhle
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Women Should Respond.

An the wome nof Guthrie aud Log
IAN County are requested TO take an
active interest In the Building Asso
cation of the Cmsarron Valley Fair
and attend the mass meeting at the
d tv HALL. saturday arternoon at two
thirtN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08

FOR RENT Nice lroom house beau
ufuHy furnished, all new. for $500
per month. Call AT Geo. W Hopkins
Gro. or phone los
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08

Miss Ruon simpson has returned
home to jefferson CITY, Mo, after q
hlu DAYS visit here Tuesday after
room she entertained very Inform
'afy a' the home Of her aunt Mrs
~ S Hau
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08
priciila Club.

The Priscilla Club spent pleasant
afternoon Wednesday With Mrs. Fred
eriAk Trapnell and had their fancy
work for diyersioa. Mls. Tsa.aeirs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08

Mrs Edna raene returned home TO
Arkarsas ct, Kan thia morning art.
ar spending week with Mr and
Mrs Gilgis Payne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08

Mrs. Il. Cook asks every member
Of the Domestic Science club to be
II the city Hall Saturday afternoon
a; $50 o'clock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08

Mr. ard Mrs Tell Walton motored
home from Arkansas city last even.
ine Mrs Noel Walton accompanied
ITEM for ten DAYS visit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08

Victor Nichols LETT Yesterday even
ing for the Y. NJ. c. a. convention 10
be held this month in Denver. Colo
RADIO. lie may stay in Colorado dur
Ing the summer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08

First Christian church. Thursday
evening from $3.50 to 1880 supper
and amuscments. Come.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08

eleven o'clock delicious mncheol
was served to fourteen guests
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08
The

FuIs Wil move to Newton. The
maa, u.tnfs q. the pixies are sorry
10 lcsr or their enforced move.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08

The niph links Club was enter.
iuaed with a screen party and re-.
gsAments at smiths "Wednesday
afternoon hy Miss Vera Allen Miss
.uanita Tarr of Wirslow. Ariz, was
special eneA Miss Nina Bronson
win he the club hostest next week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08

ttfefItY TIC 7FIVWe0tN'
chas + Pike, for many years
freight conductor between Guthrie
and prrocll en- the Santa 'Fe. has
been transferred to Newton. Kansas
where he wil become a nassens
conductor, and Will be assigned 70
the Nevton-Purcell "pool Tt'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08

mother, Mrs jacobson, was special
ncst and assisted in serving refresh
rtents Of ice cream and cake In two
weeks the club Is to meet with Mrs.
NJ. Collar.
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sciv,,lys Co to sapulpa.

soivailys Co TO sapulpa.
Mr. and Mrs S * Sehaliy and Nr.
.Ai ! Sansome formerly OF The liigl
land. loft today lor sapuipa where Mr
s,lyoly will engage in business.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08

Fresh puttermilk, Cream and
Whipping Cream. Phone 636
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08

1T Sc ms to require lot OF hot
ar TO warm politics up AMI oh-
tics are not warm i'm ioaaA this y,ar
Guthrie has a,hed the ideal
state Joint ' state in iadt
II ere are few "hip loAe ven
dors. hut the real old iashio led
obcolc joint is thins Of the past
crank S. the arlesi thius in
worli to mm tul there arc
many differeu kinds Of cranhs
,uthrie has fw one particular
post of tie crank Kind is street
corner athsst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08

Of brides Rather poor showing
And Furthermore, itg leap sea'
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"A TESTED RECIPES. i
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ferred to the President as her ilust.

ferred to the President as her illust.
rious son"
Yelled for Vote.
When Judge Wescott Of New Jersey
mad placed the President in rcnomina-
ton and the nomination had been sec
onded by former Governor Harmon OF
ONO and Governor Stuart OF Virginia.
the delegates wanted 10 wait no long
er and cried "votei yotei"
Senator Lewis. however. cut il short
and merely thanked the crowd for lis
applause. The crowd wanted some
body TO talk and there were cries for
Tom Helm" and Irwin Cobb" Hef-
lin took the platform.
While Helm was talking the con
ferees returned from the platform com
nllttss ana reported that the platform
would not be ready for the convention
for two or three hours more
Senator Hughes recommended an
adjournment
Robert Emmett Burke. OF Illinois. a
delegate who announced he would rot
vote for the president, raised the only
voice IN opposition. He was elected
as an independent
Many delegates and spectators made
a rush for the exits when the vice
presidential nomination was made and
IN the confusion Senator James with
great difficulty restored order.
Committees Named.
Resolutions were then read and
adopted appointing Chairman lanes
and former Governor Glynn of New
York chairmen OF committees. respec-
lively, 10 notify the president and vice
president of their nomination.
Senators Hughes. TaRgart and Var.
daman were appointed 10 confer with
the platform committee which still was
IN session 10 learn 10 II was ready 10
report. W
Practically all Of the delegates re-
quickly.
Senator Lewis OF Illinois then was
called 10 the platform TO fll in the
wait with speech
Because the platform committee
was not ready TO report the Demo
cratic convention. at 1921 a m 70.
cesscd until II o'clock Friday.
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m the last three years by Woodrow
Wilson Democratic President"
Briefly. Mr. Bryan then referred
TO the tarin revision, the federal re-
serve law and the strengthening OF
the antitrust laws.
While Mr. Bryan was speaking
word came In from time TO time OF
leaders marOoued outside and OF
more than Two hundred delegates
who could not enter RcscuinC par
ties Of officers went out and got
some Of them inside Norman r
Mack, National committeeman. from
New York and Chas r Murphy.
leader OF Tammany, were among
those who struggled for nearly an
hour 70 gain recognition before get.
ting through the lines
Chairman James directed the DO.
lice TO 20 10 the entrance and ad-<
an delegates. alternates and mem
bers OF the press. marooned outside
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About People
hssements % individuals 70
and From :I,s City.


c, Mrs Louise smith OF overbrook. Elm
etoNe, IS IN the Ohio valley General
u'ep4ta4. Whcre yesterday che under
went a serious operation.
Mrs J. NJ. Braddock. OF Waynesburg.
- spending several days the guest
Dt ner daughter. Mrs. Harry H. Bodley.
of Elm Grove.
Miss Clara Nermillion has been re-
WyNed 10 her home an Elm Grove from
me North Wheeling hospital. where she
uAuerWcnt a slight operation
Misses Margaret and Clara Bodlcy
usSJsH1tfs or AIR. and Mrs Harry BOdlcy
1t FIN Grove. are spending several days
'h Way ne burg. visiting relatives.
~ ~, .. Bills. local manager OF the Bell
Lt4tphone company. has returned home
burg
l.. II. Robertson has returned from a
social ana bushes "trip 20 Grafton. W.
j.. y. Wilson Of woodsdale. has return
60 nome from a several days sojourn
AT wooster Springs.
Jean " sbster. district manager OF
INC sen Telephone company. has re-
turned 90 the city after few days visit
.h Lar shurs, where ne attended TO Of
frank Kreist. local butcher. who at
t.lnhted suicide several days ago was
ulschargcd from the Wheeling hospital
yesterday. lie attempted To stab hIm-
ser with hutchcrinc knife.
=. j.. Robertson. OF New Martinsvillc.
N"S business caller ln the city ycster-
G.. H. Copp or the Island. accomparie5
o. ms SISTER. Miss Carrie. and Mrs Wal
t'r Bloomfield. viii motor TO Morgan
town on Saturday where they viii re-
man Tor brict stay.
Mrs. y VI. Six has returned 10 her
nome on south broadway after a visit
WIN her sister. Mrs. Willis Csywood.
Of Clarks burg
Hon. .: u. smith. wife and family Of
9 Mary are visiting wi.h their
qqagshter. Mrs. Carl Bachman. OF South
Attorney Marsh Watkins left ycster-
gay Tor Pittsburgh 90 look after legal
business. Hc l,tt yesterday evening for
columbus. o.. 20 attend a meeting Boa
connection with the John FTcidel COM
panN bankruptcy case.
Frank pctzol and daughter. Miss
FRANCES. or Lebanon. Tenn. are here
NsiugE his taughtcr. katherine. OF
Miss Leous Underwood and Miss Dor
othy Cruruh'ett OF Bethany are in Pitts
burEh visiting friends. Miss Underwood
Jones
sup. g. T.. Citizens and Prof n. D.
johns. Prof J. r.. Ewing and Prof D.
~. Thornton VIII return 20 thc city this
evening from Clarksbur wher, they
nave hrDr attending tn. annual meet
Ing nf thc Ncst Virginia Education ass
e o. Durkec. one Of the motorcvclists
thtt viii ride lu the second annual 900
milo rae, 90 tu' club. has arrived i1
inc 1,il. tc rode his machine here
Secretary :. =. Arnold % the West
virginia SUNDAY school association les'
spend Friday and SATURDAY getting &C.
puslnt'd with tho Things 400 the offIc,
Ht tuIum bus end 1,il tU,u Eu fO To,
l,t"- wh"r. Doe VIII participate 900 the pa.
tIualas o. tend The Ohio state sun.
day school convention.
Miss Janet Moss. assistant at tnt
Dental clinic. is confined tp her hom,
ON Nurin Front street. the Island. With
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emphasize the point. These delegates
are said 20 favor a more general CON
domination Of so-called hyphenate &c
tiyities.
There was every indication that the
president really was aroused by the
possibility OF u fight against the plank.
and some of those who talked with
him were of the opinion that he would
even decline denomination rather than
have the vigorous language OF the
platform pledge eliminated.
II was said al the White House that
the president was so strongly deter
mined TO make a platform declaration
on the point which would raise clear
cut issue that il persistent opposition
developed he might ask the convention
to remain IN session until he could
go 10 81. Louis and make personal
appeal TO the delegates
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Recount in Brooke.

Friday, June %. has been set as the
time tor the County Court 10 start "a
recount OF the Brooke county ballots.
asked for by \. \. Lilly. candidate for
Governor. The petition asking for a
recount was submitted 10 the County
Court AT it's meeting on Thursday. and
the date of IL established.
The County Court also registered
voters for the special election on Tues
day, June ~. and paid a number OF
bills that were outstanding.
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Recount in Wood

Special Dispatch to the IntcIuEeuce-
PABKERSBURG. ". Va. June IL
Eighteen precincts out OF 40 in Wood
county had been recounted tonight
They show net gain of six votes for
Lilly, and on that basis reduce the
Robinson majority in this county to
90. y question on the counting Of
some of the ballots. IL decided in favor
of Robinson. as his counsel confidently
believe viii be done. the Lilly gain will
be reduced To three Whether the re-
count will continue TO other precincts
had not been decided tonight
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WILSON AND MARSHALL
Continued From First Page.)

the crowd broke into great demon
slration. Moving picture flashlights
blazed and flags were paraded in front
OF the stand. The band played The
star Spangled Banner" while a huge
banner bearing the presidents likeh-i
the hall
The delegates began a parade bear.
ing state stanchiOns The crowds on
the floor and balconies rose 10 its feet
Many delegates stood on their chairs
Dixie and other melodies by the
band evoked fresh bursts of cheering
Helm Takes Chair.
chairman James yielded the chair
during the demonstration TO Represeu-'
tauve Helm OF Alabama. Women
delegates were among the paraders iu
the alsles. Senators and representa-.
tves helped carry banners Senator
bushes personally bore the New Jer-
Sergeant at Arms Martin stirred up
enthusiasm by waving the Texas Lone
star Flag handed over the heads OF
me crowd from the chairman ros-
trum. Other state fags We're taken
IN singing q medley including How
Dry ! Am. old Black joe The
Red White and Blue and others.
After the demonstration had been
under way 80 minutes New York and
some other delegates resumed their
aa
at the chairman desk Senator Hughes
renewed the clamor by leading three
cheers for the president
The band exhausted the lisf ot popu-
lar national airs. then turned to Tip
pcrary' and the crowd oiued in me
chorus. Then the musicians wenf
back 10 American airs. Some OF the
Delegates stopped demonstrating lOu-.
enough 90 drain pop bottles and then
went back az DO aEaiu.
me band was so vigorous keep.
lne up ihe din that the musicians went
short of breath so they laid back and
l'i the bass drummer perform alone
for while. He btlabored bus drum
. lndustfiously until the baudsmou got
th'ir second wind and then went back
90 "Iipperary.
No Attempt 20 Control Crowd.
Ihere was absolutely no attempt 20
control the crowd in tho COLISEUM
while ine demonstration was EOIug ON.
wen ana women wearing various
Kinds of badges tO which they wsr,
no.. ,ni'ird oy'rran thc platform and
I inc pres. sections at will The pas.
sases io the telegraph rooms were
80 pa' k't VITA persons who hal mo-
I business ln the vicinity that only
i1u-. who had their telegraph frefri.
menis on thc platform could read the
news OF tie convention fO The outside
Z "'r'd. The police made mo- pffOi. To-
control thc situation.
The control reared ana several
women suffrage workers with golden
umbrella. yellow sweaters who noun.
. cd Che platform and held o. suitcase.
umbrella over fu" head OFF Represent.
. awe Helm. OF Alabama. one of tho
most vigorous aufia. Iu rur.rD-. Iir
D apparently enjoyed .ln situation
Ihn Sew York delegate who bad
I deem seated aEaIU forced fu arise ht
lnsIs''nt 'iamor from nearby de.,ea.
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Gain for Rnhinsnn-

CHARLESTON. w Va. June l5.-It
was unofficially reported today from
wyoming county, where a recount for
Governor on the Republican ticket Is
IN progress. al the instance OF Judge
Ira + Robinson. that General Lilly
lost four votes. and that Jack Mullins
candidate for the State Senate from
the Sixth district. OF which Wyoming
Is part. gained four votes. which VIII
be sufficient. 10 rs said. to elect him
over Lincoln Adams, who. on the face
OF the returns, had won the nomina-
tlOn hE thrne NOtns
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man Of the committee had adopted rules
drawn 10y the sub committee. recon-
mcndiug AN order OF business setting no
stated time for nominations. A. this
meeting was breaking up. however. Mr..
glasgow and about twenty other mem
utfH or the committee Who had been
meeting Iu another room. walked iu ON
he Adams meeting and took possession.
he latter fore" Joined IN supporting
~" plans Tor hurried nominations which
plan OF action had been approved az "A
meeting earlier Boo DO, day between Sec
rotary Daniels senator Kern OF Indiana
" W Marsh. OF Iowa. senator Taggart
or indiana. NOrmEu r.. Mack. OF New
FORK and other leaders
When the platform VIII Doe considered
mas NOT been definitely decided Th.
tentative plans of tho rules committee
WA. tH hear Oh. reports OF tho rules
credentials and permanent organization
committees and the speech OF senator
James of Kentucky Hs permanent chair
man and then recess until o'clock At
" l.Ch time uumIuafIons would begin.
~ neither in' platform should %. con-
olb'r'u tonight after the nominations cr
tomorrow was Co Doe laft 90 the rules
committee.
resolution 'r limit all first ro-ni-
InilUE -p'r.Etr poo thirty minutes and
tIl s'r"uotuE speeches fu five minutes
was unanimously adopted.
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LITTLETON

,. IITrLEToN. W. Va. June 15.-Mr.
i,'"'fI Crow spent Saturday and sun
day with friends IN Wheeling
Mss Mabel owen is visiting friends
in VI Huntington for few days
Ai-@ sadie Strasnider Is visiting
friends BOZ Columbus FOR a few days
mr. Charles Allen. OF Cameron. was
business visitor hero Saturday
Mf. j. W. Cole. of Cameron. spent
"a, urdaN and sunday here with friends
Mr Bert Henderson. who Is employed
ar Toll Gate. spent Sunday with his
Mr. @ y. McCurdIe. of Cor,eron va,
"a business visitor here saturday
Mss7rs Sfrlus and Gene Wood. who
have been attending school al Bethany.
have returned home.
Miss jeanne Sturm has returned home
after % two weeks visit with friends in
Cameron
Mr.. Leo Crow spent Sunday with
Mrs owen slider and daughters
Misses Mary and Dinsy are visiting
relatives at New Cumberland for few
Mrs r. 6. Con has returned home
aa.ft,r "a Few days visit with friends in
Air !. 4. Connolly isrt Tuesday FOR
Miss L.or1 stanley. n Wheeling Wis
i.'t her parents here Sunday and Mon
NIse Nus'a Rrookove-. ~ Sincerity.
sr.nf saturday here with friends
Nr James Murphy was n business
visitor g Cameron saturday.
Mr. Ia Lemons. ~ NrNIcrhen. spent
-uuHH. here with friends.
Miss Olive HN.rhauEh spent Monday
VIZ. friends in cameron.
,, irs 'hgr.e7 Murphy was shopping in
Hr %. d. Robinson was business
visitor lu Whrrinr Friday
Ni.- Mar'h1 Church was shopping IN
N- Thomas Kimhie ~ wheeling.
sunday bore with friends
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ollie James speech.

--' WANTS SPeteAs
SIT LOUIS. No. June T5 The
achievements OF tU, Wilson admins
ifai4"u DO 'uIcfluE beneficial legislation
.hI DID, keeping The country at peace
without enrriuc" OF the national honor"
were pronounced .rogh-makiug in Amer
loan history hy senator ollie NJ James
or KENTUCKY. tn has address today as
national convention.
III" chairman reviewed 20 length the
Do legislative record of tHs udmuis rat ion
ani 'ul"Eiz.d Oh" President for hts dI-
I.'ll'h 81 foreign affairs The Demo-
era. ~. Do said. bad enacted "a tariff law
'i'l'F "Nl'N mDuHTU|I'e were Curbed
ana uuuN1mplsd prosperity attained. "A
htnkinr Jaw taking fh. money control
'uf or fh' hands off Iu oIEarshv and
making Uauice no longer possible. and
many reform measures Of lesser i'm
Doc declared President wilson Next
cam policy ans Doc. gpur-. 90 protecting
American rights against 90. sncroach-
shown am tho world that "a. President
neither huIH'~ th' weak nor fears the
lr ,au.iudiu- appeal Tor tr, 'ri-
uuph Of patriotism above politics SEN
H'"r James eHfI fh. denomination Of
.u.. O. president 900 partisan convention
dIs,r.df him might palsy the hand that
c'u ,d write ihe ponce treaty OF the
A. tho oufesf rEr senator referred
briefly fu President Wilson'S ramraicn
,E7lu-f lobbying In CONGRESS-. and point
90 Dut That under this adm i1frar10n
ih' constitution bad been amended for
''' hr~f time sine. Tho civil War WHOM
We freed 'h" senate from tho control
'H. EreHf interests hv making o.
,.'D'lr, hy th. people ~ ths polls" Hr
lH'I ...HE.fau fH. .ud.rv CODES Irurluus
fl. H "r, "f which the party
senator James declared Chat DC clone
Ntff'Nu 90 panic at flf UIf break ur the
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ROMNEY. W. Va. June 15.-Rob-
inson. official county in Hampshire
county. fl9. Robinson official re-
count 400 Ballots for small precinct
lost or mislaid after official count
but before recount. which makes dif-
ference in vote.
{. W. HAINES.
County Clerk.
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Logan County.

LOGAN, W. Va. June 15.-Logan
county Official: Lilly. 496; Robinson,
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Roane County

SPENCER, W. Va. June l5.-Liliy
loses one vote in recount. Roane
county total for Lilly 1889. Robinson
527.