The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-16
Fifth Ward.

The Fifth ward republican caucu
! was held at Lewis storehouse, 50 DIV
l street, last night. In the absence Q
Chairman John H. Pearoe, who is on
of town, General Registrar Francis S
} Hamilton called the meeting to orde
and was elected chairman. Francis S
Hamilton, jr., was secretary. com
mittee of three appointed by the chair
man brought in the following names 3,
delegates to the six conventions:
State-Louis M. Ullman, John V
Flanagan and William F. Herz.
Congressional-Fran S. Hamilton
ST., Thomas CORDIALLY and George F
Hollacher.
Representative-John H. Pearce, AL
bert Preuss and A. B. Sproul.
enatorial-Francis S. Hamilton, jr.
John Brook and Frank E. Jones.
Judge of probate-George f, Burgess
Benjamin Ball and Horace Wells.
Justice of the peace-Moses Green
baum, Charles II. Hayden and John
Gardner.
The meeting adjourned at $3.50 The
state delegates are for Warner for gov
ernor.
SIXTH WARD.
The Sixth ward caucus was held in
the office of the Strouse-A Adler compa-
nys corset factory. I. M. Ullman was
chairman and Charles r. ITrisbie Sec
retary. The following state delegation
was chosen, said to be solidly in favor
of four Warner delegates to the Sep
TENDER convention: /. M. Ullman. F.
A. Belts, S. Fred Strong, Edward s..
Scoville and DIR. Louis Gompertz.
SEVENTH WARD.
The Seventh ward caucus was held
at III Grand avenue and was attended
by about seventy-fve voters. j. j.
| Rodigan was chosen chairman and e.
G. Jones secretary Of the meeting. The
delegates are Warner men and were
elected as follows:
State-samuel J. We'll, J. B. Coe, DR..
D Ella, William La Fontaine.
Congressiona1-E. Lester Smith, Nor
ris Bailey, e. j. Moroney, ], j. Moak-
| ley.
enatorial-Richard Kirck, Morris
Weiss, c. r. Vebber, J. j. Rodigan,
representatives.. C. Jones' William
Gillespie, Louis Sperry, Casmero Seal
10.
Probate--Juhn Anderson, Nicholas
Cannon, Frank Camp, Joseph Lenzi.
Justice Of peace--Charles Plats, Ed
ward Braden, Carl Olmstead, George
Coe.
EIGHTH WARD.
In =. the Eighth ward the hardest
fought contest of the night was fought
Fully 200 voters were present. For
chairman Of the meeting the Warner
men nominated Oscar Ives, while the
Mclean men nominated Mr.. Woodruff.
The ballot resulted in Mr.. Ives rsceiv-
ing 80 and Mr. Woodruff IS. For first
delegate A. N. johnson was nominated
by the Warner men and Adam Sattig
by the Mclean men. a number of
democrats were in the hall and voted
with the Warner adherents. The vote
for first delegate resulted as follows:
Johnson 80, Sattig 81 For second dele
gate r. 3. Farnsworth received 1902 to
SO for w. r. Hobson The contest was
kept up until after the election Of the
sixth delegate. For third delegate r.
Sherman Baldwin received 107 and L.
G. Hoadley Sc; for fourth delegate, c.
r. Merwin 1o2 and Leonard Hayden 70;
for fifth delegate, Joseph III. Ullman IS,
Councilman Fulford So; for sixth dele
gate. E. l. Atwater 80, Charles r. Ger
ner 50.
At this point Adam sattig, Il Mclean
man, moved that the chair appoint a
committee to make up the remaining
list of delegates and report. The mo-
ton was passed and the chair appoint
ed Joseph Fl. Ullman, A, Nee. Mathew
son and Adam Sattig. This committee
ropor+ad fnr tL, rav, ojpdar NJ the state
delegation Harry 3. Brown and Robert
Newhall. The other delegates reported
by the committee were as follows:
Congressional-F c. Carlson. N. B.
Newton, Karl HARRISON, George Gillette,
J. H. Larson, Frank jerks, Joseph l..
Rosenberg, George H. Fulford.
Probate-Lewis r. Davis p. A. Tuck |
err Wilfred Mott, w. w Cooper. John
Deibert, George C. Evarts, Charles H.
Henry Rogowski.
Senatorial--A Nice. Mathewson, G. J.
Elsner, Thomas Bassett Edward n. AL
ling, w. H. Aging, oscar P. Ives, A. g. |
viebranz, David V. Burdse.
esentative-Thomas F. Cox, r. |
H. Tyner, John Connolly, W. J. Atwa- !
ter, FL M Brooks, Phelps Montgom- |
cry, Albert s. Rogowski, Benjamin r. !
Brown.
Justice Of peace-Leo H. Herr, A. T. I
Bierkan, Clifford Gilbert, David Mar
SHALL Moritz Loeb, Benjamin Spock.
Paul n. Damn, George r. Staley.
NINTH WARD.
OF the Ninth ward caucus a. A. AL
ling was chairman and J. A. Godski sec
Delegations were elected as fol-
lows:
State-William G.. Davidson, ]. c. |
Kelly, #. o. Greuner, j. Kegelmeyer,
S. T. Riggs, #. w Orr, A. A. Alling,
r Chadwick. r. K. Loveland, J. A.
Grodske, G. G. Unger.
This Is said to be solid Warner
delegation.
CongressionaI-F. W. Orr, Abel D.
Brown, James Dunlap, c. L. Ayres.
George Stevenson. Arthur Bayiss, t03
A. II. Lubenow. George Till
man, William Brown, Lewis B. Brown.
9. r. Prince.
Senatorial--c. G. Uneer. H. r,
Marsh, w. Maltby. ]. G. Kelly. r. Chad
wick, William, Reid, Perry Banta, jr,
william c. Davidson, ". II. Bouton,
A. A. Aling, J. Farchild
REPRESENTATIVE. c. Chadwick, W.
Miller, william Butler, c. G. Unger.
William Reid. r. w. Marvin, Jacob
Egg. J. A. Grodske, Jacob Hodge, |