The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-14


Mayor Without Opposition from Any
| Ouarter-After spirited Fight Gold
berg is Defeated for the school Board
by AnnawaIt--Scheu knocks McAfee
Out in the Second Ward--Candidates at
Large Do Not Know Where They are
Artist of Delegates.
| L. NJ. Cox Will nominated today. TO
succeed himself as mayor. by the Re
publican convention.
The indications now are that he Will
! have no opposition in his own party,
/ or from any other, and for the first
| time in the history Of Wichita mayor
/ viii elected unanimously
All the wards in the city held Repub-
( lican primary elections last night and
| Mr.. Cox was the choice of all.
There was not much OF o fight any
where except in the Fourth ward,
( where the contest was pretty hot over
a candidate for the school board. Mr..
Anawalt and Mr. Goldberg were the
gladiators in this somewhat spirited
political fight and at the end il was
found that Mr.. Anawalt was the victor
by eleven votes. There has been Il
fight made on Mr.. Goldberg for several
weeks and the fact that he was beaten
by only eleven votes is very credltable
TO him.
In the Second ward there was little
enga cement between Jacob McAfee. a
colored man. and W. f Schell. but Mr..
McAfee went down under Il majority of
fifteen votes.
There was a whole lot of diminishing
between the various candidates for the
Lon
and things are so badly mixed up in
that direction that it is doubtful wheth
er there is q man among them who can
tell this morning how many votes he
can command in the convention. The
contest for city clerk and city at
torney is especially spirited and it will
require several ballots and good deal
of engineering in the convention before
choice Will be made.
The following is list Of the dele
gates and alternates elected to the con-
vention:
FIRST WARD.
Delegates-J. s. Beckwith, C. ".
Berdine, J. ]. Hughes, j. f. Baehr, c.
w. Ccroggin, y. Bruhn, Walter Hays,
j. r. Bellew, T.. T.. Wallace, Henry
Grosh, G NJ. Jones r. Rogers. +. W.
Oliver, T. g. Parham, ". \. Caswell,
p NJ. Bentley, +. S. Burt, Harvey Rice.
Fred Buckley, Fred Alderman. 3. F.
Reynold, JET. Clark, Lewis Anderson,
John SchOtt.
Alternates-A Whitlock. A. c. Husey.
W. L. Hawley, p. Hyde. W. T. Dando,
i. K. Bennett. y. c. Young. w. W.
Dill. @. w. McTaggert, g. NJ. Grimes.
j. @. Andrews, c. \. Clayton, James
Thomas, T. Vreeland, J. c. Davis, Add.
Taylor, d. s. Pence, j. Z. Graham, II.
Franck, c. W. Mccoy, d. p. Gale, Chas,
Sawyer. CT. w. Crawford, A. b. War
rem.
SECOND WARD.
Delegates-John y. Doran, J. 4.
Brubacher, g. W. Clement, William
Johnson, r. c. Jackman, s. f. Williams,
Geo. Z. Harris, ]. r. Dunson, Ed Du-
mont. w. II. Jones, Geo. W. Noyes X.
Hodges, j. II. Bruce, Frank Preston,
Charles Whey, ]. G.. Williams. Miles
Parker, +. j. Cossett. c. V. Ferguson,
L. L. Enoch, Charles Hatton, &. II.
Luling, Erwin Beach. w. J. Wilson,
F'inlay Ross, L. i. Clark, d. 5. Beackey.
Alternates-A. ID. Lee. j. w. Thomas,
W. Il. Mead, Jacob McAfee, w II.
Stice, :. O.. Winch, II. Sheriff. \. c.
Race, L. kreamer, J. J. Garrett. ". L.
Stanley. Joe Bowman, N EdmOndson,
y. J. Wilt. J. T. Stroude. A. Turner.
Isaac Miskel, J. ". Wingart, \. Grove
O. 5, Fulton, c. L. Busby f Levan, w.
5. Corbett, q. y. Hatfield, NJ. Mayo,
Ira Sherwin.
The delegates of the Second ward are
for DR.. ShultZ for councilman and W.
4. Schell for the board of education.
THIRD WARD.
Delegates-F. y. Reed, J.. B. Allen,
Ed Taylor, Al. Brownell, J. N Water
bury, \. J. Gilchrist. K. J. Nicholson,
James Howard. +. H Creditor, II. r.
Dedrick, A NJ Denny. L. I. Allen. Ray
oliver, g. L. Parkhurst. W. II. Ely,
o. T. Hellar, c. T. Ratcliff. VIM. Hor-
tan, 7. j Rogers. W. T. Burgess, r. H..
FrcOman. J. T. Bailey, :. II. Fenton,
J. i. Shipman, G.. +. Morris, Il. L.
Dodd, Otto Koplin, James Burgett.
fee. DR.. J. Il. Hoffman, G. II. Fairchild,
J. c. Rutan. T. +. TruesdaIe. c.. T. Rus
SELL W. &. Hoover. ]. NJ. Allen.
FOURTH WARD.
Delegates-F. p. Martin, J. II. Rut-
ter, H. l. Abingdon. John Shearer. W. II
Rauch. q. +. Lehman. w. y. MiniCk,
+. NJ. Maxwell, c. l.. Davidson, II. II.
Smith. w. W. Johnston, Jr., l.. Wilkin,
Il. Nichols, T. j. Brook ~ q. Ritz. w:
W. Pearce. oscar Smith, J. l.. Dyer,
Lum Breidenfield. Frank Marks. F. W.
Sweet. Archie Gibson. Archie McNick-
or. Frank Dunn. Howard Case, J. {.
Carey. Richard Watson, T. r. Eames,
q. Is. Chapman, jr., Or. j. NJ. Minick-
Alternates-A. j.. Wright. {. L.
Potts. George RoSS, y. l. Carpenter,
!. H Black II. II. Dewey. II. w. Ken
die, A. Viele. Ralph Niederlander, ID.
w. Smith A. +. Romig.
The delegation in this ward are for
Cox. Sargent, Annawalt and Throck
morton.
FIFTH WARD.
Delega tes-A NJ. Sturdevant. Trot-
ter. &. r Hays. NJ. s. Rochelle, John
Rhodes, Z. d. ShreNes. George Diner,
W. c. Craig. s. +. Ferguson, Chas.
Garrison. J. q. Sampson, Ed Knob
LAUGH.
SIXTH WARD.
Delegates-Samuel Sargent. ~ ..
Schafter. \. Curran. !. :. Belts, j. :.
TAYLOR. !. d Caldwell, \. Bell. l. keck
VIM. Haggerty, J. II. Alexander. Jno.
NJ. Martin, Wallace McClain, II \.
Gaddie.
Alternates-C. Emmons. John Lewis.
James Balm. y. :. Ingram, Joe Dcdds.
L. q. Bartlett, W. II. Lane.
MISSOURI PACIFIC COR LEFT.
,Jury of Twelve Men says ii Disseminated
Against Wichits.