The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-10
FRIENDS OF MR.. BRYAN.
Candidntes Before the Primaries Who
Favor an Instructed Delegation.

Following is the ticket named by the
friends of Mr.. Bryan to be voted for in
the District Democratic primaries to be
held tonight at the polling places else
| where designated. If elected delegates to
the District convention these candidates
| will vote for the selection of six delegates
TO the Democratic National Convention
who will pledge themselves to vote for
William J. Bryan as the Democratic can
dldate for President and for the reaffirma-
tion Of the Chicago platform of 1896:
First distIiet-De Delegates: Victor Boyer,
Armstead Williams. J. T. Brashears. AL
ternates: Andrew Boyer, George W. Flow
er. Harry Perkins.
Second Observation-Disclosures NJ P. Sulli-
van, W. Mex. Clayton. William F. Hol-
mead, jr. Alternates: Patrick Moore, John
Lower, Vesta Burns.
Third district-Delegates: John Sullivan,
Chris Hager. John Crowley. Alternates:
f. Reynolds. p. Cross Joseph Connor.
Fourth district-Delegates: John R.
Mason, James Cleary. George T. Hilton.
Alternates: II. o. Kale. George Gosnell.
Michael Morris.
Fifth dlstrict-Delegates: James Cleary.
B. L. Feeney. William o'Brien. Alter
mates: James Loveless, William King, T.
II. Carr.
Sixth district-Delegstes: William H.
C. Bayly. s. Percy Thompson, Charles
Rupertus. Alternates: George C. Rick,
Robert c. Tally. J. o. Cole.
Seventh disJrict-Delegates DIR. l..
Fleet Luckett Dr. ID. G. Davis, z. NJ. p.
King. Alternates John Brennan. Joseph
Hannah. John Boyle.
Eighth district-Delegates A. b. Schlot-
terbeck, William 4. Vaughn. A. De Ford.
AlterDates: j. Z. Miller, J. E. Benton.
Edward J. Frank
Ninth district-Delegates Milton H.
Hawkins. Charles c. Carter George f.
Adair. Alternates: Arthur II. Anderson.
Fleming ]. Lavender, Emory a. Bryant.
Tenth district-Delegates, Moses Pack,
william J. McGirr. Jcsenh b. Hubbard.
AlterHates, p J. Fingles. James McCreedy
Eleventh district-Delegates: William
Neitzey. John 7. Smith. Charles Weidman.
Alternates: William Carney, Sinclair DON
aldson. Charles Wells.
Twelfth district-nelegates: p. +.
o'Connor. Henry Hyde, George Glas oe.
Alternates: j. J. 0Connor. Frank McCor-
mack.
Thirteenth Observation-Disclosures: John
HoTstkamp. Dr. J. II. +. Benson. DT. ". L.
Vowles. AIternates: Futon r. Gordon,
Webster Downing, Charles II. Turner.
Fourteenth district-Delegates: ]. NJ
DuHIy I. J. iNOSthbcTetE. j. j. bOuHO.Iy-
| Alternates Joseph Williams, John Ken
nedy, H. J. Matern.
Fifteenth district-Delegates: Z. S.
Jordan John Schlotterbeck, George De-
! trow Alerntates: Harry Sears, Edward
Holmes. c. W. Howard.
Sixteenth disjrict-Delegates: Charles
Esinger, James Shea, William Simpson.
Alternates: Joseph Massino, William Van
Riswick. Charles Geer.
Seventeenth district-Delegates Dominic
Sullivan. James II. Scaggs- Alternates
Douglass Fenwick, George NJ Mattingly,
Charles Matthews.
Eighteenth district-Delegates Andrew
J. Sanford, Martin Horn Richard Ryan,
Alternates: William McCafery, Robert
Carroll, Fred \. Wolters.
Nineteenth district-Delegates Thomas
Ryan, Il. Z. Dittoe, J. J. Gleason. Alter
mates: 7. Carroll. J. A. Quill, James D.
Finch, ir.
Twentieth distrct-Delegates: +. Ed
ward Mitchell, Edward Rice, NJ. J. Brown,
AIternates: W $. Riley, Frank Richards
DR.. James Hoskins.
Twenfy-hrst district-Delegates: N. C.
Lang. William W. Hallam. DR.. ]. J. Stat