The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-16
MORGAN, BETTS, MAHER
THIS SCHOOL TICKET WILL PROF.
 ABLY BE NOMINATED.

The Contest Will be Sharp and Fought to
 the Bitter End-NIr. Moran Opposed by a
 Large Number of Citizens Woman's
 Suffrage Association Meeting This After
 noon-Time for Registration Expired
 List of Female Voters.
 A mass meeting will be held in liar monie hall tomorrow evening for the purpose of putting a second school ticket in the field. The so-called regu- lar ticket with the names of Marie b. Ives, Frederick A. Betts and James T. Moran will be opposed with one having upon it the names of William D. Mor- gan, Frederick A. Betts and Attorney Edward J. Maher, who is being pressed into service by the citizens of the Sev- enth ward, who are opposed to James T. Moran. The candidacy of MT Ma her could not be verified last evening, but, as, was stated in the Courier yes- terday morning, the. nomination of Messrs. Betts and Morgan is assured.
 The prospect of a second ticket is giving the managers of the WomanS Suffrage association reason to regret some of the statements that have gone out as emanating from their candidate. The friends of Mir Morgan say that they have corrected the erroneous opin- ion that their candidate entered into an agreement with Miss Ives whereby his name would not be presented to the school electors Then there came the ru1nor that Messrs. Betts and Moran said that they would not allow their names to be placed on another ticket if Miss Ives were nominated It now ap- pears that these gentlemen made no such statements
 T see,'' said Dr. R. o. Moody last evening, that we, the managers of the Ives campaign, are quoted as saying that MT. Moran said that he would not allow his name to be used on another ticket. We did not make any such statement. What we do say is that MT. Moran said: I shall not consent to my name being put on any other ticket.' ?"
 The meeting tomorrow evening is likely to be a large one.
 The Women's School Suffrage asso- citation will hold another meeting this afternoon at o'clock at the United church chapel, when plans will be de- vised to carry on the campaign for the regular ticket.
 The following women have been made voters since Monday morning:
 T Tr-%o T Griggs, Zelle Bishop, Amelia Scovill, Helen L. R. Hall, Martha E. Sleeman, Mary Hill, Jessie L. Hough, Maud Murray, Jane T. Hoadley, Merinda L. Cargill, Hattie A. Hunt, Cornelia l.. Page, Susan A. French, Hattie s. French, Clara G. M. Knight, Kate l.. Whittemore, Caroline A. Ford, Mary E. Barrett, Amelia E. B. Burnell Se- lima F. Lancroft, Cora Moseley, Mary A. Buston, Mary A. Hoyt, Ophelia Reeves, Bertha A. Porter, Mary Walk CT, Susan F. Roessler, Marion Schmer- born, Frances B. Sanford, Katheryne E. Sanford, Susan B. Stowe, Emma B. Durham, Lillian E. Jewell, Charlotte M. Futile, Mary E. Bond, Lizzie Mur- ray, Mary l.. Blackman, Anna F. Gill 1elle, ILllZdDeIn M. conner, Margaret L. Rockwell Mary Celestine, Mary J. OBrien, Catherine N. Morstatter, Lil- Han Daniels, Amelia Ross, Susan s. Sheridan, Mary c. Coakley, Hattie Wol- colt, Cora Parsons, Bessie Sheffer Sa- rah Molsins, Annie White, Laura Stokes, Eva J. Hanson Maggie R. Cronk.
 Yesterday the following were made voters: Bessie M Baldwin, Annie E. Pack, Sarah B, Ives, Wiltha A. Robin son, Ellen Millington, Frances M Mosedale Nellie s. Stokes, Fanny A. Butler, T. o. Trumbull, Minnie E. Net tleton, Sarah E. c. Moseley, May D. Morgan, Nellie H. Sanford, Alice K. Murphy, Hattie c. E. Adams, May E. Adams, Bertha IL Williams, Mary k. Priest, Mary l.. Walker, Ruth Roberts, Frances F. Rogers, Frances Reilly, Sarah D. Nelson, Joseph Johnson, Pen ny Johnson, Jane E. Jones, Anne Skin ner, Emma s. Smith, Anne F. Snow, Josephine Payson, Fannie Beach, Row. ena M, Keast, Carrie N. Aiken, Nellie M. Riggs, Mary J. Girding, May H. Bailey, Emma E. Ray, Mary R. Collins, Mildred c. Jonlen, Louise Holt.