Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-09
the Eastern branch to the foot Of 4th

| Inc SdnuludteS oi tne NotIlS ldStiou M
| twenty of the twenty-five districts are as
| follows:
First district-Delegates: Thomas J.
| Moore J. Edwin Minnix, Julius W. To!scu-
| Alternates: Henry w. Emo. Henry II.
| Grimes, Arcenious o. Brady.
| Second-Delegates: DR.. Henry Darling.
Frank L. Harvey. John OKeefe- Alter
| mates: DR.. Anthony NJ. Ray. James A.
Donaldson, Samuel s. Shelley.
fhird-Deiegates: John Maher, John j,
Hcrrigan. John J. Sullivan. Alternates:
Chris Hager, John c. O'Donnoghue, Ar
| thur Appier.
| Fourth-Delegates: John McKenna. Jo-
seph H. Bradley, Charles D. Hood. Alter
| mates: Charles E. Jones. Patrick l. Mo-
ran, William L. Blunt.
| Fifth-DeleSates: Thomas L. Connor Jas.
| ODonnell, John d. Gallagher. Alternates:
William o'Brien, Charles 7. Gray, James j.
Cady.
| sixth-Delegates: John W. Thomas, Geo.
| c. Rick. Timothy Creaven. Alternates:
! Peter Bennett E. H. Neumeyer, jr.
Seventh-Delegates: John A. Green, Jas.
P. ODea, John ]. Purcell. AIternates: EN-
| met E. Griffin, Benjamin F. King, John Gal
win.
Eghth-Delegates: William ]. Donovan.
Frank Freeman, Frank B. Lord Alter
mates: George B. Gaynor, James Brien,
John Murphy.
Ninth-Delegates: Chas. A. Krause. VIM.
F. Hoffman. Upton H. Ridenour- Alter
mates: Arthur James Krause, VIM. P. Col
ley, John ]. Krieg.
Tenth-Delegates: Charles A. Senseney,
Henry D. Hayden, Rudolph T. Poetzmann.
Alternates: Edward P. Hewes, John j.
Hayden, James Gordon.
Observation-Disclosures: Philip A. Shea,
Harry C. Simpson, William T. Whalen. Al
ternates: John F. Branson, Hadley d. Lib
hey. Charles Sheaffer.
Twelfth-Deiegates: Michael B. Scanlon.
Edward F. Buckley, Steve H. Caldwell
Alternates: John Byrnes, Joseph McEner-
| nay, Daniel Buckley.
Observation-Disclosures Frank J. Nc
Quade. Patrick H. Shugrue, John ]. Neu-
meyer, ST. Alternates: Adoiph Loehl, VIM
II. Mohler, John H. Dom.
Observation-Disclosures: James Worden.
Michael ]. Mccarthy. Andrew E. Douglas
Alternates: Cornelius B. Sullivan, Bryson
lilly. John Collins.
acknowledgements John A. Clarke,
John c. Wittekindt. Edward F. Hughes.
Alternates: James William Roche, William
Burdine, John ]. Murphy.
Observation-Disclosures: Jackson Yates,
Morris Fitzgerald, Thomas F. Holden. AL
ternates John F. Rabbit, Thomas Dolen.
Michael A. Kelley.
Observation-Disclosures William H. Nc
Chan James B. Archer John Lipphard.
Alternates: Robert Hurley, Bernard D.
Gallagher, John F. Dietz.
Observation-Disclosures: John A. Babbing,
ton, Jeremiah ]. Walsh, William Worden.
Alternates: Timothy Brosnahan, John Muir
ply, Timothy Cation.
Observation-Disclosures: Edward Lynch.
Dennis P. Callaghan. John R. Walsh. AL
Paul Hughes.
Twenty VIM. H. Lloyd.
William F. Hart, William H. Campbell.
combe, Warren II. Beall.
Observation-Disclosures: John B. Mil
Ter, Charles F. Shelton. Bernard A. Nc
Donnell. Alternates: John Sothern. John
Bolger. James A. Mcdonnell.
The ticket in the thirteenth district has
not Yet been completed.
other Tickets Not Completed.
The anti-Norris ticket had not been COM
pleted up to a late hour this afternoon. 1t
was stated at the headquarters of the lead
ers. which are in the office of the Anti
Trust League, 1923 Pennsylvania avenue,
that a published list purporting to give the
names Of candidates was largely incorrect.
Ticket Distinctions.
The Norris tickets the usual white
slips bearing the head democratic ticket"
Then follow the date Of the primaries, the
number of the district, the names of dele
gates and alternates. the location of the
polling place. the hour of meeting and the
voting time. On the back are half-tone en-
cravings of Jefferson, Bryan and Jackson
with the inscription. 1.-The Exponents Of
Democracy
The anti-Norris tickets bear the inscrip-
ton at the top. INSTRUCTED ticket" and a
picture of Bryan. Then follows the an
nouncement: This ticket is pledged to in
struct delegates to the democratic national
convention to work and vote for the re-
affirmation of the Chicago platform and the
denomination Of William ]. Bryan for the
presidency"
The polling place in the first district will
be located at No. 3s Monroe street, Ana
costa, but that for the sixth district had
not been selected late this afternoon.
Mr.. Deyer's Proxy.
The democratic central committee will
ton ifrt,f
cussion among the antf-Norris men in the
first district as to the person who will con-
troll the organization of the primary meet
ing tomorrow evening in Anacostia is still
going on, and they claim a man holding the
proxy for Victor Boyer, the i'll committee
man of the district, will appear tonight at
the meeting of the central committee and
demand the place held by T. J. Moore ap-
pointed at the last meeting of the commit
tee to act the proxy of Mr.. Boyer The
Norris men are confident that Mr.. Moore
will act as directed by the committee.
Candidate for Kansas City.
The candidacy of T. ]. Moore, who Is a
widely known citizen of Anacostia, for the
position of of the delegates from the
District to Kansas City was authoritatively
announced this morning. Mr.. Moore, who
has been active in bringing the Norris
forces in the first district into compact or
the solicitation of many friends, it is said,
who are sure his candidacy will be well &c
ceiyed in the event of the Norris men con-
trolling the local convention. The an
nouncement of Mr.. Moore's candidacy was
received with expressions of good will to-
ward him by a large number OF the voters
in Anacostia this morning, and many prom
ises were made to support the ticket upon
which he is named for of the delegates
to the local convention. The Norris men
have their ballots out in the district and
claim to be confident of carrying it.
Meetings Tonight.
The ant-Norris democrats will hold two
mass meetings tonight, one at billiards.
Hall, No 1927 9Th street northwest and
the other at Carroll Institute Hall, 10th
street above New York avenue. The speak
ers at both meetings will be Representa-
tives Rhea of Kentucky. Robertson of Ida
no, Charles W. Slater of this city and W
e. Ryan of Rochester
MANY LADIES PRESENT.
Fine Weather Attracts Big Crowds to
BennfnE Again.