Evening journal., 1900-10-30
JUDGE SPRUANCE
HEARS APPEALS
Going Over and Rectifying
Registration List
MANY CASES YET TO BIZ HEARD
Both interested Republicans and
Democrats ThrOng The County
Court Room To-day
MANY CASES YET TO BIZ HEARD

There was a big crowd in the Court
House this morning when Judge Spru-
ance announced his readiness to hear
the appeals from the decisions of theI
registration officers and application
for names to be stricken off because of
non-residence, convicts and non-nat-
uralization.
Representing the Democratic regis
trars and appellants were: j. Harvey
Whiteman. Charles 3. Evans, Franklin
Brockson. T. Bayard Heisel, Andrew c.
Gray, William IT, Kurtz, Francis Dell.
Janvier and Charles f. Curley.
Representing the Republican appel
lants were: Harry p. Joslyn, Herbert
L. Rice. David J. Reinhardt, Frank l..
Speakman, James w. Lattomus, Rob
ert II. Richards and John f. Lynn.
Messrs. Curley and Lynn were appoint
ed TO supervise the registration Of
those who may be put on the lists.
George l.. Townsend, Jr., was appoint
eda clerk during its sittings.
DEMOCRATIC PETITIONS.
Mr.. Whiteman presented the names
OF the following persons to be stricken
on: NCn-residence, William Nichols,
Leon Mills, John Du Escon, Nathaniel
Hill, George w. Clark, Richard Moore
William II. Roberts, Henry Smith
John Smith, John Rhoads, Robert
irons. Thomas Virgins, James Sand
ers, Charles NJ Whitlock. Charles
Smiley. John Thompson, Robert Cole
man, George Ward, George w. Spind-
! Ter, Marshall Spindler, Albert Frisby,
i IQar 10 mil oh G
John Collins. John Tribbit, Michael
laulbert, Daniely Taylor, Richard
Clerk, Philip Anderson, Samuel r.
Still, Thomas Johnson, Walter Parker
James T. Payne Frederick Eden Bach
William Hutchinson, Thomas Johnson
William Norris. Herbert Gibbs, Will
liam II. Hamilton, William Quinlan
Octavius Lewis, Charles Anderson
Isaac Good, Irwin Benson, William Col
son. William Sadler, Joseph c. Dutton
Jr., Bemuel Gilpin, Matthew Lope. Rob
ert A. Miller, Charles Moore, Flemine
Armstrong, Joseph Redscn, Jesse
Thomas. Joseph Hilyard, Isaac Ander.
son, Frank Brown.
Those charged as convicts are: Henry
Boyer, John ". Johnson, John II
Thomas. David White. James Murray
Herbert J. McColley. George Bell. Will
liam Cooper. Andrew Jackson, Frank
Thomas and William White.
Charged with non-naturalizatiol
Harry Nicholas.
To be placed on the list William
Orth.
REPUBLICAN APPEALS.
David ]. Reinhardt, for the Republi-
cans, presented me following appeals.
Applications for registrations, John
/ Mulhern. Wesley Cook, Harry Dodd
Edward Neal, Rosario Delcose, Will
liam Martin. William A. Peirce, Lewis
| Redden. William Brown, John Kelly,
/ Lewis Kane, William McGeechey. Sam
ued c. Rinckney, Thomas Fields,
Charles Sampson, Daniel Walker,
Samuel Harris, John T. Richardson,
Levi Murphy, William T. Nickerson,
Walter Little
Reuben Rudapa, John Taylor. How
ard Foster, Jerry Elzey, James A.
Jones and William T. Henry made ap-
plioation on a previous appeal day that
their names be put on the lists. judge
Spruance decided not to consider their
cases at this time
APPEALS FOR NAMES TO BE
STRICKEN OFF.
Appeals to be stricken off on grounds
Of nOn-residents: Godfrey LORI, Thomas
! c Jones, Joseph A. Hamilton, Patrick
McCusker. Patrick Kenneally. John
Thomnson. Earl A. Wiley. Emmanuel
F. Miller. Berney Cahall. Patrick Ho-
gan. James H. Lynch Henry Haley,
John H. Hostler. Charles H. Smith,
Edward l.. Smith. David R. Smith.
Joseph Kristenbaum. Anthony Leitch.
Henry Prince. Isaac Taylor. Henry