Show fROHIB TICKET NAMED Rational Convention Chooses StandardBearers WOOLLEY AND METCALF f J i Blinds Hi9 2cad of Ticket from Sunning Kate from Rhode Island j on First Ballot Both Men Chosan t Pennsylvania Failed to Take Aff a vantage and Force a Ballot After Pio Her Swallows Name Was Might Have Been smtcd or Result Different I l i 1j 1 j I Vhfcago Juno SThe Prohibition I chcago adjourned sine dIe riouil convention < having placed In nomlna after idiy of John G Woolley On for President < Henry VlcePrcsWcnt unnfe and for l Island The nom of Rhode MrtealC o I were made In each Instance ntlons th first ballot i I ui candidates for the Presi I only two trtlal nomination were balloted for I Jr Woolley and Rev SUns C Swal Hale Johnson of ot Pennsylvania 1 at thc < Mnoh withdrawing hiM name t moment and throwing his strength 3 Mr Woolley This undoubtedly l had ult as the con groat effect on the result n jntlon earlier In the day hall been 3 irly stampeded for Swallow by an iqutnt speech of Homer L Castle of at buig and had the friends of the Innsylvanla clergyman forced a alt i al-t at that tlnui the result I might have cn different VicePresident three candidate h rt balloted r for H 13 Metcalf oe Siioilo Inland 1 Thomas R Oaskardon oi > cst Virginiaand Rev E L Eaton oi 3n Mr 1 Motcalf receiving an over I iclmlng majority of the votes cast Jinmcllately after the announcement < tho result of the ballot of the Presl Jntlal nomination Dr Swallow was loposwl as the VicePresidential nom r Tlu convention went wild over y HUggestlon but l Dr Swallow after 5irri ° d conference with the Penneyl l JJnLi delegation refused to accept the 11ni nat Ion Curing todays session Chairman Jwull of the national committee Ikd for contributions for the cam gn and over 57000 was realized In a it minutes OOLLEYS NAME PRESENTED atonaL Committee Chairman Slew lI H placed l John G Woolley In noml tlon He said In part The Repub an party has renomlnated the one in In the United States who IB to H i imo for thc existence of the army I Jitcon the man who has committed is country to the Imperial expansion 1 thc liquor trnillc In a short time the Democratic Ky will have nH Its stan ardbe1Jrer nan who pretending to be the sworn M 1 of trusts monopolies and unholy Jnblnatlons of wealth has not dared 4ay a word against the liquor traffic it furnishes the corrupt and pur I sable vote by which such combina ns keep l themselves intrenched in Ver I jjTho Issue will soon be made between itho two parties and each of them I 3 h hands red with the blood of thc J Hlms of saloons and canleen will be I oh the decent men in this country 11 J support JE YEAR TO MAKE CONVERTS I < This of all years Is the one In I I rlCh to convert men to the Prohlbi jh arty > Give us then a leader of I huslasm who can stir the hearts of I n Give us a man whose elements I strength have already taken him 3 > the forefront < of the fight and 3de him the most prominent reform 3lor In America He closed by nam < John G Woolley of every State Jt mention of Woollcys name the legates cheered shouted and waved Ifs and handkerchiefs and when Mr art concluded nearly halt the dcl Us arose and cjidered wildly LINOIS PRESENTS JOHNSON r orge W Gore ot Illinois took tho Corm to renominate Halo Johnson j said I have the honor to name 1 rpre > ou today the grandest man Inn i in-n PNhlblUon party in the world ex Jt Oliver W Stewart and myself He i i ham In Indiana In 1817 He I could 1111 it He wns a soldier SOS So-S ji his father and grandfather So Is j son bo ms war record Is clear t 8 i lie became a lawyer an honest tAeD Not only must we have an or of ability but we must have a ti of business aftalis and of conutl nal ability so he can call down AttorneyGeneral when he nullifies t > anleen law For years he has been I Uiter In the ranks oC prohibition < < fjQd and home and native land q a courageous Christian citizen asa ul as-a man as lives beneath tho fun > Johnson IJENNSLYVANIAN ELOQUENT 4iner L Castle of Pittsburgh pnie 5 slender took the platform amid Applause of the friends of Dr Swal o to nominate the Pennsylvania t H pointed out the qualifications n Swallow and continued hUe > < < i tLa tremendous advantage HQ is a l niodlst The Methodist church S als to have gone stark mad crazy on CtUolOsltlon that we have a Metho 11 i 1rcsh1cnt I IrclU want to InsIst to the voters oC S atlon that a man who win not d1 IUK church l vows and obligations p in trusted to keep his omclal c < and obligations You want to tell I and over again that whether It Is 5 or unwise to annex the Ph Up t the practical results by l which It L been opened Kl ° thc unrestrained L ught of o the brewing interests of js ry18 a crime Before God the i llUdQ of which dwarfs and beth JlQ t1t1 Infinteslmal point the worst t 1 h misrule which ever existed 50u want It to 10 from end to end jtlS broad laud tllllt whether mono mwtallfim be the standard or value we pour Into our I1ram hops of tncn each year a sum three times 1cost or the Spllnlgh war Jcrt poverty I qCxhst and Increuse I Castle delivered Il fittCo denun rOl aC former Senator Quay oC slvanll1 which wns recCived with qht by the delclate9 ilESENTS uMr SWALLOWS tE Mr Castle Concluded IJ sloYng y ot Sllns Swallow the most strlk tc1omonstrattan ot the day occurred Sy deleGale in th PennsYlvanIa Ion I with hands full ot gullycolored Ipap plumes or with large Pictures pr SWI111o jump < d to hIe feet ting wildly while in other sections fle hail delegates blew horns and fd the State banners The demon tlon continued for several mlnutea 5 t Pparenlly cnmo near Bltunp < d1ng convention E AMONG lliLINOIS DELE 1 GATES v B E 1 Carr ot I11Inois attempt t inlco n secondIng sPeech f in Zav r r Swalloyi He was the only Swal adherent in tbo Illinois doleguon Q big 101 aroso overth Protest 1 16 I1UnoiB dclcgatC9 that Dr Carl sot rCD nt thcm Ho I W1lS pcr to proccd and when ho con S i eo recess was taken V505 W1TRDtwS t1 1J1 1 apaches wore also made or seconding Slate sentatlves of narly every reprcJcntaUeq the platform In SUPport = taking delegatIon > of the three candl Borne one o of port of Illinois arose 1nle I Johnson dates their sup thanked his friends for and his name as a withdrew and then I port J candidate iiS AVOODLT3Y NOMINATED Amid considerable confusion the balloting began The vote was very loting throughout then but with Woollej closo until not S In the lead It was slightly called how last State had been the I over that Mr W ° leys nomination was assured When the result was announced 320 a 30 Swallow nounced Woolley perfect tempest of cheers ensued The nomination amid renewed cheers was made unanimous WANTED SWALLOW A A Stevens of Pennsylvania then I secured the floor IOU would make the I strongest ticket we ever had he shouted shout-ed to nominate S C Swallow for Vice PresIdent This started the convention i again Hats canes umbrellas fans pampas plumes and everything but I chairs tilled tho sir whlly the dele already hoarse from shouting gate I lost their voices In a longcontinued J I roar of WoolleySwallow Woolley Swallow Somebody started l America I I and the delegates and spectators Joined I r with thunderous accord In the national anthem f r SWALLOW DECLINES I Meanwhile tho Pennsylvania delegation I delega-tion retired to consfdef whether or not I to accept second place on the ticket for I pr Swallow After a brief conference the chairman of the Pennsylvania delegation i del-egation announced that Dr Swallow would not accent the nomination I METCALF PRESENTED I The roll of States was then called for nominations for the VicePresidency AIL A-IL Morrlll of Massachusetts placed Tlemy B Mitcnlf of Rhode Island In nomination The delegates tired out after six hours of speechmaking wprc evidently anxious 10 bring things to a conclusion but a motion to suspend the rules and nominate Mettalf by acclamation ac-clamation Dr E L Eaton of Deg Moines IaM Thomas R < Caskardon of West Virginia nnd James A Tate of Tennessee were placed In nomination Mr late however how-ever withdrew his name METCALF NOMINATED The roll was then called There was I an overwhelming vote In favor of Met calf The vote was as follows Total votes cast 591 l Melcalf 310 Caslmr < Jon 132 Litton 110 A hiollon by Dr Eaton to make the nomination unanimous was seconded by I Mr Caskardon carried and after a committee hnd been appointed to formally form-ally notify the candidates of their nomination nom-ination the convention at 0 oclock adjourned ad-journed sine die A mass mooting of Prohibitionists was held In the armory tonight at which a number of speeches were made Including short addresses by Mr Wool ley and Mr Metcalf SKETCHES OF THE NOMINEES John G Woolley the nominee for President was born at Colllnsvllle 0 February 15 18GO He was graduated from thc Ohio Wcsylan university In 1S71 practiced law In Paris Illinois Minneapolis and New York until 1S8S when he became a Prohibitionist and from accepting occasional Invitations to speak on tho subJect of the liquor traf i fie drifted out of practice of his profession I pro-fession Into the lecture field He has resided In Chicago since iSoa I Henry B Metcalf of Rhode Island nominee for VicePresident was born 71 years ago He Is l president of the Providence County Savings bunk and superintendent of the Sundayschool of tho Church of Our Father in Pawtucket Pawtuck-et R I Mr Motcalf was formerly a Republican but Joined the Prohibition I party several years ago and has been prominently Identified with that party since He has been the candidate for Governor several times |