Evening journal., 1898-10-20
CANDIDATES RECEIVED.
THEY WE'RE THE GUESTS OF THE
LINCOLN REPUBLICAN CLUB.

MIR. HOFFECKER HAD A BAD COLD
AND BACH HELPED HIM OUT.
MANY REPUBLICANS IN ATT
TENDANCE TO MEET THE CAN
D1DATES.
Last night the Lincoln Republican
Club gave a reception to the Republi-
can state and county candidates at its
clubhouse on King street. This COM
mittee had charge of the function: H.
c. McLear. J. J. Gallagher, Frank d.
Lackoy. Thomas S. Lewis, William H.
Curry, F. E. Bach, Stephen Downey,
W. S. ouigley, Henry c. Conrad, J. H.
Lewis, H. C. Knowles, Francis S. Brad
ley, Harvey X. Wadman and H. A.
Brown.
The candidates present were: John
R. Hofecker, for Congress; DR.. L IL.
Ball, state treasurer; John A. Lingo,
state auditor; John E. Taylor, sheriff;
A. D. vandever, coroner; Delaware
Clark, recorder Of deeds; Samuel M.
Knox, webster BlalSely, Robert McFar-
Lin, Merritt N. Willis, /. R. Staats,
state senators; James Kitchen, Robert
NJ. Burns, J. w. Robertson, J. ID. Car
.er, Daniel f. Stewart, Frank p. Ew-
ing, George Frizzle, H. w. HusheDeck,
Charles Walton, Theodore F. Clark, b,
R. Cleaver, representatives in the Cen
eral Assembly. Among the many who
met the candidates were: Joseph Atkin-
son, A. G. b. Anderson, John App.eby
Samuel Allen, q. G. Bayne, oliver Bell
Francis S. Bradley, Martin B. Burris
Thomas H. Buckley, Wesley Burnite
Alexander Bur;eigh, Frederick e. Bach
H. A. Brown, H. H. Billany, Isaac Bow
ers. George Beeson, Hugh c. Browne
Henry c. Conrad. w. H. Curry, J. ID
Cummings. John Callahan, Medford Fl
Cahoon, e. c. Clark, William II. Clark
. Leon Craig, Robert Chadwick, H. w
Cheairs, Harry Chandler, William II
. Clowney. Evan Clowney, J. G. Christ
field. Philip r. Clark, Draper Devices
A. c. Davies, Stephen Downey, E. I
Dilworth, Samuel NJ. Dillon, Amo
D A. Eastburn, William J. Etchel, Charlie
. H. Ewing, S. H. Evans, R. c. Frain
Sheriff w. R. Finn, Seth H. Feastei
John Finn, J. L. French, WiIlar
Fredericks. William File, William +
Foulk, c. H. Groves, John J. Gallagher
Horace Groves, A. V. Leslie Georg
a Peirce Gould James L. Hawkins, WI
i liam ]. Hoffman, F. H. Howard, }.
J. Higgins, Charles Hignett, T. A. Hue
Ir son. Godfrey Handy, George I
= Hollis, Walter II. Hayes, G. w. II
gram, f. d. Janvier, James P. Jone
]. Robert ID. Kemp, Frederick Klund, e
II mer Klund, H. G. Knowles, Frank
s Lackey, Thomas S. Lewis, Colonel
e- NJ Leitch, William Lindsay, j. Y
y, Lackey, ]. H. Lewes, William Lucas,
" A. Mcdaniel, Mayor H. c. McLear, E
" ward Murray, Frank A. Mitche
GeOrBe II. MCCdlis Odmutl "A. NtNo
ds mick, Alexander Mason, John McVe
Edmund Mitchell, Jr., Maxwell M
=, honey, Thomas W. McVay, Ambro
McVey, James H. Morris, Frank M
IL Cafferty, Evan Morrison, Thomas Ma
xt dain, H. c. Pickles, William H. Pie
son, Francis A. Price, Harry Pyle. A.
Pogue, W. s. Quigley, w. H. Robi
son, Horace g. Rettew, ]. V. Rober
-, Robert Robinson, George RicorC
Frank Speakman, A. p. Stetzer, Milt
Cd S. Shippers. Thomas Sterling, Samr
he Speakman, John e. Sylvanus, Howa
n E. Schrack, F. c. Sddham, Howard
We Stats, John T. Spring, A. II. Smith,
~ H. Smith, d. w. Taylor, William Ia
- lor, Joseph Topham, John Tit
ler c. f. Thomas, w. Scott Vernon, A.
IS Waite. Joseph H. Wiggleswor
% George Watson, Caleb S. Watson. G
pin Woodward, Harvey Wadmi
James Williamson, w. II. Zebley.
as- Short speeches were made by HI
ace G. Knowles and F. Eden Bach.
W. Hoffecker had a cold and could I
IN speak.
tel Luncheon was served at the conc
sion of the reception.