The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-23
PRIMARIES ARE Hello
Republicans Select Delegates
to County Convention.
ARE ALL P0R LONG
Only One Ticket and Enthu-
siasm Was High.

The Republican primaries held in the
different wards and country precincts
were enthusiastic and all one way.
Everything is for Long and Stanley,
though only in the Fourth ward, so far
as reported. were the delegates instruct
I'd. The vote in the Fourth ward was
z22 and instructions unanimous for Con-
gresham Long and Stanley. Only a few
Of the country precincts have been heard
from and it was possible 10 obtain the
names Of the delegates only from Wich-
TIA township. Instructions here were
FOR Long and Stanley and in the others
heard from are Long delegations. There
were only one set Of delegates in any Of
the wards and the sentiment was all one
way
Following are the delegates 70 the con-
vention which meets here next Saturday
u select congressional and state dele
gates:
First Ward: Delegates-S. 3. Herman
Frank Burt. A c. Husey, J. D. Caldwell
c. ". Root, \. J. Jones, D. Z. Fuller
Jno. Hughes, Lon Williams, A 3. Jenk-
ms. T. G. Parham, Jn0. Beckwith VIM.
y. Caswel. Tom Voss, 5. .. Pense. J. H
Brown Alternately. 7 Daudo, George
knorr, c. H. Sawyer, Vim. Wadsworth
u. ". Dill. T. G. Colviu. Harry McCabe.
Clarence Witbeck Ben L. Eeaton Paul
Brown, c. E. ParkhUrst, J. c. Gale L.
G. Ward J. II. Alexander H. 2. Goode
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c. II. Luling. T. G. Banks. B. H. Down
sng. T. c. Wilson. c. Y. Ferguson, Isaac
Patton, A c. Race. E. ". Dill, E. B.
Jewett, Ed Donovan, Anderson Griggs,
o. G. Eckstein, J. /. PaDes, S. ". Lee,
Geo. Z. Harris. VIII Jones. Il. L. Jack
son. L. S. Freeland. Alternates-W F.
Scheu John ". Chain. Chas. Shoots, A
J. Wilt, C. F. Horrer, H \. Ford, Miles
Parker. J. VI. Cossitt, Howard Moffat, J.
". Wingard Alvin Turner, A Grove. D.
NJ Dickso-, N. r. Driver. ". H YazeH
W. B. Mead John Covington, L. G. Reed,
n. P Edmonslon.
Third Ward: Delegates-O. D Barnes
A T. HeIIar, a. G. Walden. O. W. Jones.
G. W. Adams, J. N. Knapp. P. \. Rohr-
baugh, o. z. Smith, B. L. keenan, A c.
Richards, Chas. W. Peavey, John Lewis,
Geo. H. Alexander, Otto KoDDIin, W T
Burgess. Geo. E. Campbell, A s. Bawn-
ell, W. H Owsley J. c Richey, Phil
Bryan. Alternates-J. C RUtan, NJ W.
keohane. Geo. Green, Fred 3. Stanley,
H. 7. Kramer. 7. F. Hart, J. H Mccall,
T. o. Hoss. W. S. Pierce. J R. Moore. J.
c. Redheld. H. F. Frazier. I. L. New
comb 3. F r MundeH. ". NJ Warren,
Z. 3. CLOSER. c. J. AIackey, c. ". Nc /
Coy J. r. Mead, Ben Page.
Fourth Ward: Delegates-G. 7. Cub
bon, Henry Schad. W A Minnick. J. H
Rutter J. L. Dyer. s. s. Ashbaugh. Ed
VAN. Clarence Biting, Clarence Smith,
Colonel ". z. Hutchinson. Henry James,
Lum Britenfeld. Doug simmons. J. V.
Daugherty, W. O. C7odin. Frank Mark.
A. H Webb. Joseph z. Conkin Jacob
McAfee. l. Laird, N. c. Campbell, VIM.
Sutton. Professor H. Isely. AIternates-
J. a Brubacher. 7 T. Ludlum. Gee.
Thompson, A J. Weaver, P. r Mason,
Win Kessler, Geo. Ross. Sr., J. R Car
son, Theo Morrison. Dudley johnson.
Lewis BritenfeId. :. W Adams. J. N.
Minnick. T. c. Busby Ollie Bell, John D.
Davis. D. T. Dunbar Noah Hartle, Sam
:. J Williams. J. H. Black.
Fifth Ward; DeIegates-Ro dolph Hat
field c. c. Stanley II. a. Hill. Sr.. G. ".
Bristow. B. F. Hays, H. D. Hieserman,
I. Suppich. Jesse Leland. John Often
stein. John Hereford. John Dunn. Al
Iernates-M 5. Rochelle Fred l. Bel,
1. F. Harson, Herman Hill, B. T. DraD-
er. c. B. Wilson. James Simpson, Geo.
Dickerson. Chas. Shrev-, Z. W White.
J. J. Ramsey.
Sixth Ward: Delegates NJ. Martin.
a. Bell, E. T. Allen. ". H. Hensley. W.
A. Haggerty, A. Norris. \. c. SchiUing,
o. 5 Fulton, Ben Wilson. Alternate
F. NJ Barngrover. W. H. Lane J. II.
Mercer. E. B. Badger. c. ". Tr0ne. A.
B5ffel. NJ X Clark, Vim. Aid, H H
Harris
Wichita Township: Delegates-W. I.
Appling. Stewart Taylor +. T. Rogers,
Ed Cooley.
\ special from Valley Center SAYS: At
the republican primaries held here this
evening the following resolutions were
aGo9td:
We the republicans voters Of South
Valley Center township endorse the wise
and patriotic administration OF President
William Mckinley Governor Stanley and
the present state officers, and.
Whereas, our repvess rtative IN con-
gress, Chester L Long. by his sterling
worth and abilities. has gained an hon
o-5-s-e position IN his country's councils .
Therefore Be Il -tsolved. that We in
struct our delgates 10 favor the rem mi
-srf-u ,F Srarfy ard onr
The following delegates were elected: /
=. A Clark. :. e. Timmons. John COM (
bites and u ". Anderson Alternatss-
H. W Reynolds. Lewis Morton, 5 c.
RoseucranS and Y. Z. Davis
North Valley Center also instructed to-
Ions.