Evening journal., 1898-08-23
MERELY A FORMALITY.
All Delegations Slated by the
Regulars.
NO CONTESTS FOUND ANYWHERE,
TILE CONVENTION WILL MEET AT
DOVER ON THURSDAY AND
NOMINATE Al STATE TICKET
AGAINST THIE ADDICKSITES.


AGAINST THE ADDICKSgTES.
The Regular Republican primaries to
elect delegates to the state convention,
which meets at Dover on Thursday,
are being held to-day, with the follow
/ ing result, there being no contests:
First ward-Delegates, Daniel Ross,
Benjamin Fisher; alternates, Philip |
Mcdowell, Hubbard ID. Entrekin.
Second ward-Delegates, Thomas wv.
McVey, Charles r. Sparks, Jr, John
Jones, John w. Thompson; alternates,
William Kelley, William J. Winches-
ter. Charles II. Colbourn, Richard E.
Craig
Third ward-Delegates, Henry C. Nc
Lear, James d. Carter, Samuel II.
Coyle; alternates, william III. Graham,
Walter Fullmer, Charles Harper
Fourth ward-Delegates Joseph
wigglesworth, Jacob II. Lewis, James
Kitchen; alternates, ALBERT f. Neutz'
Vernon C. Robinson, John II. Klund.
Fifth ward-Delegates Winfield 5.
ouigley. Lewis b. Morrow, Frederick
E. Bach. William H. Pierson, Charlton
lH. Robinson; alternates,Henry Thomp-
son. Isaac w. Bowers, M. Howard Jes-
ter James w. Robertson, Edward ID.
e. Bryant.
sixth ward-Delegates, Anthony
Higgins. Thomas A. ID. Iutson, George
NJ. Fisher, George w. Cummings
Joseph T. Brlnkey; alternates, VIII
liam II. Hanna, Ambrose AicVey, Sam
uel Ridgway, Leroy w. McNitt, Wilson
Hensley.
q Seventh ward-Delegates, Levi G.
Bird. Henry C. Morse, Daniel p. Ham
S ilton, william Dear, William M. Byrne;
alternates, John P. Nie.ds, George A..
Elliott, J. Harry Weeks, Henry b..
! Thompson, Thomas J. Talley.
Eighth ward Delegates, James d..
), Morgan, William Aaron, w. T. Groves,
( John C. NIcCaulley, Frank Kendall;
alternates, Thomas Foreman, James
A. Berry, Frederick e. Martin, Frank
+ H. Sparks, George l.. Cameron.
Ninth ward1Delegates, John j. Gal
g lagher, Evan G. shortlidge, John "a
Mettee; alternates, John Dayis, Samuel
e P. Vail, "A. B. Mop. Johnson.
q Tenth ward Delegates, George L.
n stradley, Jr., Robert w. Tadman; al
ternates, Robert keenan,, William H
1t Baibcock.
! Eleventh ward-Delegate, John =
Postles; alternate, Daniel B. Conner.
n Twelfth ward-DeIegates, William
File, A. C. b. Anderson; alternates,
$ Charles w. FARRELL Joseph Stephenson.
3 Appoquinimink hundred-Deiegates,
! Francis IL. Lattomus; George W.
a Knots; j. NJ. Rothwen; alternates, Ed
ward Reynolds, Levi Lattomus Will
liam C. Money.
st. Georges hundred-Delegates,
Boyd C,eaver, Daniel w. Corbit, Joshua
D Clayton, Jr., Joseph C. Jolls, Joseph A,
r Suydam; alternates, William McAiul-
lin, George L. Townsend, HcKendre5
/ Downham, Joseph C. Parker, Alfred G
N Cox.
te Pncader hundred-Delegates. H. c
t, Ellison, Samuel Alrichs, John Dayton
N alternates, Frederick Mcintyre, John
s. Hastings, Jehu w. Davis.
~ ~ Red Lion Observation-Disclosures John
: Clark, J. w. Burris, Theodore Jones;
is alternates, George w. Reybold, stew
g art Clark, Henry R. Higgins.
White Clay Creek hundred-Dele-
p gates. f. w. Curtis, Dr. C. Henry, Da-
% =. vid Appleby; alternates. J. H. Caleb
Iy Jonathan johnson, N. ii. Dayett
New Castle hundred-Delegates, FL
re wood Wilson, David Elkinton. Rober
y McFarlin, John Feddeiman, Harry w
=. GiHis; alternates, Charles Migginson
N William Hoffman, Charles Applsby
l. Walter Burris, James Pagnter
e. Mill Creek Observation-Disclosures Ben
&c jamin A. Groves. Lewis H. Ball, Philil
~ Garrett, Frank M. Walker, Richard G
10 Buckingham; alternates, R. r. Pilling
ne John w. Mitchell, John w. Dennison
Robert P. Dennison, John Hopkins.
Is Chrisuana Observation-Disclosures T. J
~ Stirling, II. A. DUPONT, Z. B. Shurter
st ". J. Hilyard, webster Blakely; alter
mates. f. w. Fisher, MH.ard Il. Day
es r. II. Williams, Ephraim Myers, Fred
es erick Evans.
ie Brandywine hundred-Delegates, vii
y liam A. Talley. Harvey Day, John Tur
n ner, James Head; alternates, William
,s Mortine, Joseph B. Talley, Abran
ct Tyre, Samuel Trump.
IL George Massey Jones, Of Kent coun
ty. and DR.. Hiram r. Burton, OF Sus
tv sex. are mentioned for the congress
lie siona, nomination.
ge It is said that Winfield S. Quigle.
ay will be nominated for state treasurer
a There is some talk Of an adjourn
ment Of the convention from Thurs
ng day until the following Tuesday whei
n, the Union Republicans hold their con