The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-19
RESULT WAS MIXED
Tammany Democrats Make
Their First Fight
ATLAST NIGHTS PRIMARIES
Promise of a Good Sized Row
Thursday.

wichIta's Young Tammany organiza-
ton had its first whirl in the local politi-
cal arena last night at the ward primar-
les. The result was mixed. 1t was sort
of dog fall, but Tammany showed its
hand in perceptible results. The organi-
cation leaders now claim to have 300
members having started two months ago
with twenty-seven. There were two
Democratic tickets in all the wards be-
sides the Populist, and up in the Fourth
there were three, making four with the
Populists. The result in the Fourth Is
considered a virtual victory for Tam
MANY. although they failed to land a
solid delegation. The Tammany ticket
was not sprung until o'clock in the az
ternoon. I'D to which time only the usual
regular ticket had been put I'D In the
usual way The regular Democratic or
ganization won out easily In the First
ward by a majority ranging from to
votes, but in the Third ward Tammany
ran the band wagon right over the reg
lars In a double geared gallop.
The Second ward has now a decided
Tammany faint. There were SOL many
tickets in the field and the votes so scat
tered that 1t was impossible 70 get re-
turns from all the wards Of the city
last night, though IT was estimated that
Tammany In its first heat had about
equally divided the city vote. There Is
promise Of a very lively time in the con-
vention Thursday. It will probably be
as unanimous in its lack of harmony as
any convention the fusionists have had
in the county for years. The delegates
so far as could be secured are as fol-
lows:
First Ward Delegates Populist-
Delegates-P. V. Healy, A. B. Butter
field, John Exton. Henry Sites. d. z.
Morgan, Lee Helena, John Brink. w. c.
Helena. W. S. Trobaugh, George Young,
]. A. Duncan, l. z. Carnes, II. c. War
ner. 2. B. Furnish. @. W. Kelly, L c.
Wilhoite, w. S. Kinsey, - Spidel.
Alternates-Chas. Irish, NJ. s. Hasty.
B. F. Furnish. John H. Ash. ]. s. Whit
aker. c. Fordbam, ]. A. Brown. ]. s.
Jennings, Rob't Grimstead, c. ]. Sexton,
A. ]. Cowan. ]. H. Garnett, L. Berry.
Henry Dague, w. S. Stuckey. 3. F. Will
r.
First Ward Delegates Oemocratic)-
Geo. Gehring. A. Christman. H. HUT
mann. D. Crewson, S. G. Crib, B. Bour-
man, D. D. Leahy, G. Farrell. ]. w.
Sample, ]. V. Wood, Geo. Bennett, H.
Moore. W. Carroll, H. Simpson, C. Davis,
J. Heron, w. Fart, Chas. Baker. c.
Shaw
Second ward s-(Democratic)-
George L. Young, L. A Dean, H. w.
Stewart. F. NJ DEAN. ]. B. Young, Isaac
Miske1, Willard Casey, c. c. Beard, ]. n.
Rambo, Thomas Levens. John Lee, J. w.
Ginispie. G. K. Spencer, w. c. Beck,
j. X. Albert. Harvey Phipps, r D. Camp
bell -ts
Third ward -Oemocratic)-C
S. Daniels. L W. Gill. B. B. Herndon, S.
p. McCarty. John w. Davis. George II.
Jordan, II. e. Mosbacher, c. A Wood
ford. A. II. Mckee, w. A. Poffenberger,
c. l.. Lease, John J. Cleary, E Cox, c.
g. McAlister. ]. D. Smith John Holdings
worth, Albert Cline. E. L Beard, c. ].
Cashard, II. G. Toler, Arthur Ray, w. J.
McCarty. H. ]. Campbell.
Populist-I. 2. Campbell, Colonel H. L.
Taylor, Irwin stratton, Frank NIghs-
wonger. w. r. Tucker. E startzman.
Sam Slower. E. A. Huse, F. W. Cline /.
NJ. Little. Charles Noyes. W. W. Morris.
G. ". Kelly, ]. S. Parrot, F. J. Arnold,
John Fisher, G. W. Jones. George W.
Kice. J. V. Colville, N Gleason.
Fourth ward delegates-CPopulist)-
Pratt. ]. y. Berger. III. c. Reeder. Fred
Hoover, John Cowley. James springate.
Fred L. Bailey. E. Haven. J. H. Kineri-
han. U. S. Hoagland. B. F. Hoyt. Charles
Phillips. William Pirtle, Charles Page.
a. L Miller. J. Oviatt.
Democratic-E. L. Rutledge. Peter Fr!is,
George W. carp. c. z. Phipps. w r.
Hewey. ]. n. Haymaker. ]. F. Speliman,
NJ c. Cook. Julius Zimmerman. DR.. A.
w. Mccoy, w. S. Henrion B. r. Church
ward. John Dickerson, o. D. Kirk, ]. T.
Conley, Chris Spellman, John Burgesser.
A. a. Glenn.