THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Official Vote as Polled at the Democratic Primaries Saturday, June 10, 1905
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Benton Township
Brick N. K
Berw'i k H. K ,
Berwick X. W
herwirk S. V ,
Berwick W
Bltximphnig 1st
BlooniphniK "nd ,
Blnoinibmg 3rd
BlonniPtmrp 4th
Briitrrrerk K
ttriarcreek W
Catawiftpa Borough
Catawippa Township
Central ia let
Centralia 2nd
Center
Cleveland
Oonyrjgham K N
Conyntilmm V. N
CbnynKham W. No. 1
Conynitham W No. 2
Uonynphnm N. K
Conyntthnni H. W
Onyntiham 8. E
FiabinKRreek K .
Fiahiiificreek W
Franklin
Greenwood E
Greenwood W
Hemlock
Jackson
LoctiRt N
Locust H
Madison
Main
Mifflin
Millville
Montour
Mt Pleasant
Orarjpeville Bororgh
Orange TownRhip
Pine N
Pine 8
Roaringcreek
Scott E
Bcott V
Stillwater
Soaarloaf N
Bngarloaf S
Total
WEDDIHG BELLS AT 0ATAWISSA
Pretty South Side Nuptial Event.
A very ptetty wedding was sol
emnized at Catawissa on Tuesday
when Miss Charlotte Martzalascin
ating and popular school teacher of
that town and Clifton Culp formerly
of Bloomsburg but now of Cumber
land, Maryland, were united in the
bonds of matrimony. The cere
mony was performed in the Re
formed Lutheran church which was
very beautifully decorated for the
happy event, by Rev. Altpcter, pas
tor oi the church, assisted by Rev.
John Knittle of Trinity .church
Williamsport,
The wedding patty was compos
ed of the bride and groom, maid of
honor, Miss Sara Martz, sister of
the bride; brides-maid, Miss Maud
Berninger ; Ray Jones of Blooms
burg, best man, Bright Wagner,
page, and Hazel Hartman flower
girl. Mrs. Minnie Hartman pre
sided at the organ and rendered
Mendelssohn's wedding march.
The ribbon bearers were Sue Bern
inger, Lottie and Bulah Shuman,
Lydia Creasy, Katie Longenberger
and Sara Baldy. The ushers were
Ralph Kline, Frank Harter and
Sterling Young.
The bride was very becomingly
attired in white dotted swiss over
white silk. The maid of hohor
wore a light blue gown of silk and
the bridesmaid a gown of light
green
Following the ceremony a recep
tion to the immediate families and
intimate friends of the couple was
held at the home of Mr and Mrs.
J. O. Hartman.
The bride, who is a dughter of
William Mart., is a popular favor
ite in a large circle of friends
The groom is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Culp of Bloomsburg.
and lor an extended period was
bead book keeper for the Car Mfg.
Co. here.
Aftti a wedding tour which will
include Niagara Falls, Buffalo and
other places, they will take up
their residence in Cumberland, Md.,
where the groom holds a good posi
tion. Elected to Ohair tf Histary.
Dr. Paul F. Peck, of the depart
ment of History at the Normal
School, was on Tuesday apprised of
his election to the chair of history
in the Iowa College at Des Moines,
Iowa, from which institution he is
a graduate. The dector is one of
the most popular members of the
Normal faculty, aud the fact that
he has decided to leave will be
deeply regretted. He had just
about completed arrangements pre
paratory to taking a trip abroad,
but has now changed his plans, and
will devote his vacation to shaping
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bis affairs m order to be ready to
accept bis new position in tbe fall, j
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Some people call it tetter, milk crust or
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The suffering from it la sometimes In
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THE CONVENTION WAS HARMONIOUS.
(Continued from 1st pnge. '
by Judgi. Dunham, Jerry Hess is
entitled to the nomination. There
was considerable division of opinion
ahd chairman Hower stated that he
would not pretend to assume the
responsibility of iutrepreting the
party rule bearing on the question,
and had decided to submit it to the
convention for settlement. At this
juncture Thos. Iilmes, ol Franklin
addressing the chairman, demand
ed to know the party rule, that he
had been informed by the organiza
tion on Saturday that one candidate
on each side of the river was to be
nominated, and that he as well as
many others were there to abide by
the party rules. Chairman Hower
read the rules after which Herman
Young, of Catawissa, on behalf of
W. B. Shuck offered the following
petition:
To the Democratic Convention
of Columbia County.
The petition of William B.' Shuck
respecfully showeth:
First. That siid William B.
Shuck, the petitioner, was a can
didate for the office of county com-missioner,-
at the primary election
of the Democratic party, held in
said county, on Satuiday June io,
1905.
Second. That at such elections,
as shown by the approved returns
thereof now before said convention,
the candidates for said offices and
the vote received by them, were as
follows: . Charles L. Pohe, 1977
votes: William B. Shuck, 1902
vote; John A. Breisch, 251 votes;
George H. Sharpless, 199 votes;
Jeremiah Hess, 1542 votes, Isaac
Reichart, 750; William Bogart,
1008; George W. Sterner, 497;
Arthur A. Creasy, 812.
Third. That by said returns,
the two candidates of said office,
who received the highest number
of votes were the said Charles L.
Pohe and eaid William B. Shuck,
the former receiving 1977 votes and
the latter 1902 votes or 360 more
votes than next highest candidate.
Fourth. That it is provided by
Section 4 of Article 1 1 of the Rules
or the Democratic party of Colum
bia county, as follows:
"That the candidate who shall
have received the highest number
of votes as shown by the approved
returns thereof, shall be declared
the nominee. In a case of a tie
vote, the nomination shall be de
termined by casting lots.
"where two persons are to be
nominated for the same office, the
two candidates receiving the high
est number of votes shall be nomi
nated." Fifth. That under the provis
ionsof this section, the said William
B. Shuck, the petitioner, respect
fully requests the Chairman of said
convention to declare the said Will
iam Shuck one of the nominees of
said party for the office of county
commissioner.
Sixth. That the amendment of
said rules which reads as follows:
That hereafter when two candi
dates are to be nominated as two
members of the legislature, two
county commissioners or two county
auditors, each voter shall vote for
one candidate from the district ly
ing North of the Susquehanna river,
and one candidate from the district
lying south ot the river." is not in
the way of the petitioner's claim.
Said amendment does not repeal
expressly or impliedly Section four
above quoted. It only directs how
each voter shall vote. There is
not a word or line in the same,
which requires the convention to
nominate a candidate for said office
of commissioner from the North
side of the river and one candidate
for said office from the South side
of the river. , ,
The absence of such repealing
clause, shows that it was not the
intention to repeal section 4. The
petition further refers to the circum
stance in support of his claim, that
nine years ago, Hon. William
Krickbaum, and Mr. John W.
Gordon, two candidates from the
North side of the river were nomin
ated and ekcted commissioners by
such convention, on the ground
that they received the highest num
ber of votes. This precedent should
be followed by the convention.
Moreover, Mr. George W. Sterner
and Mr. Bogart, our present county
commissioners, are both from the
North side. Until Section 4 of
Article II above quoted is repealed
the petitioner claims that he should
be declared the nominee of the con
vention with Mr. Pohe, and most
respectfully requests the convention
so to declare by its chairman, and
in case of his refusal so to do, to
appoint a committee to pass upon
the claims of the petitioner.
W. B. Shuck.
Columbia County ss.
W. B. Shuck the within named
petitioner being duly sworn accord
ing to law says the contents of
above pethion are just and true to
the best of his knowledge and be
lief. Sworn to and subscribed, June
13th 1905. Wm. B. Shuck.
A motion to make Shuck the
nominee of tbe convention was
made, but was lost by a vote of 37
to 12. Then a motion to declare
Hess the nominee was made and
carried without opposition. A num
ber of the South side return judges
voted against the motion to make
Shuck the nominee for the reason
that they believed that the spirit of
the party rules was for one candi
date from each side of the river.
Among this number was Chairman
Hower, who in answering to his
name, stated that his voice had
always been raised and his vote re
corded for the recognition of the
South side, but as he believed the
intention was to have one candidate
from each side, he had voted against
the motion.
C. M. Terwilliger was then nom
inated for Prothonotary; Frank W.
Miher for Register and Recorder;
Harry Rhodes for County Treasur
er; Jerre Hess for Commissioner
from the North side and Charles L
Pohe for Commissioner from the
South side; C. A. Small for District
Attorney; John J. O'Donuell for
Mine Inspector, and Clyde L. Hide
man and Harry B. Ceasy for
Auditors.
The committee on resolutions
made the following report which
was accepted:
Resolved, That with Creasy and
Harman in the Legislature and
Cochran in the Senate our county
and district is ably represented by
the Democrats of towering strength.
Taxpayers of all parties in this
county point with pride to their
Representatives in the Legislature
at Harrisburg aud it is the will of
tnis convention here assembled that
in recognition of faithful services
rendered we herewith endorse their
course while representing us in the
Legislature.
It is the conviction ol the Demo
crats of Columbia County in con-
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These new suits have not been properly introduced
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Ulsli una loin matter which hu.s ac
cumulated about your jironilscB, to
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P. M. REIIXY,
138 Centre St. Hell 'Phone
vention assembled June 13, 1905,
that the primary pledge of the
Hon. William Jennings Bryan to
nnite and strengthen the Demo
cratic party of the Nation is an ex
cellent one, and the pledges sent
out by him are worthy of the en-
do sement of every Democrat. We
therefore, the Democratic conven
tion of Columbia County endorse
the same.
R. F. G. Kshinka.
Alex Bitlrr.
Geo. Unangst.
Just preceding the adjournment,
a motion to thank Dr. Hower for
his excellent services as the pre
siding officer, was made, and unan
imously carried. It was the con
census of opinion that the Doctor
was one of the most efficient chair
men that had ever served the party
in this couuty.
Death of Aged Lady-
The death of Mrs. R. B. Brown,
which occurred at her home ou
Normal Hill, at seven o'clock Sun
day morning, has removed from
the walks of life one of Blooms
burg's oldest and most esteemed
ladies. Born in Briarcreek town
ship in 1821, she lacked only nine
days of having attained the advanc
ed age of eighty-four years. Mrs.
Brown was an earnest member of
the Methodist Episcopal church,
and as long as her health would
permit was an active worker and a
regular attendant at all its services.
The deceased was a daughter of
the late John H. Brown and leaves
to survive one sou, Dr, J.' J. Brown
of Market Street, and two daught
ers, Martha and Dora at home.
The funeral took place from the
house Tuesday afternoon. Dr.
Kvelaud officiated aud interment
was made at Miffiinville.
There is no lack of people who
ore ever ready to pass laws and
propose ordinances, but the rmiks
of those who are entirely willing to
be governed by laws is in great
need of recruits.
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Patents for Sundays and Tans
for every day.
The new lasts the smart pat
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all deserve your thoughtful
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