Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-07
COUNTY DEMOCRACY SCORES
Takes One Ward Easily Without a Contest
on Part Of Jacksonian Crowd.
PAT FORD FAILS TO GET IN HIS LIST
C~ontcndinE Delegations of Dcmoc-
rncy In the other Eight Wards
Duly FILED with the city
Central committee.

The democratic city central committee
sat from G to . o'clock Tuesday evening as
announced to receive and file the lists OF
delegates to be voted upon at the city pri-
maries Thursday afternoon. To the surprise
of everyone present the Jacksonian deleg1-
ton from the Third ward did not appear.
1t had been taken for granted that the Jack.
sonian crowd would have a delegation in the
field from every ward in the city, but when
the gavcl OF the secretary fell at 9 o'clock
it was found that Pat Ford, to 1hom had
been entrusted the preparation Of the petit
ton from the Third ward and the filing or
the same with the list OF Jacksonian dele
gates, had not shown up at all. The Jack
sonians present appeared to be very much
disguised. while the County Democracy
crowd appeared to be correspondingly elated,
as they were thus assured the delegation
from the Third ward without a contest.
None Of the Jacksonians offered any ex-
PLANTATION Of Ford's failure to come in. His
name was to have appeared as candidate
for councilman upon the ticket. Late in
the evening Ford came in and declared that
he had understood that he had until II
o'clock to file his delegation, but he did
not offer to file one even when he came
Lists of Delegates.
The lists of delegates as filed were as fol-
lows:
First ward, Jacksonian-Walter .Brandes,
Allie MsCann H Ionm sh Iobp p MT[nIln,hid,
John w. Hroch, Frank ". LemieuN' H. r.
Nelson. ,,,,.
uauth. owen Slavin. Thomas Kirkland,
John Neblc, Anton FiXa. Jerry OGrady'
Gs se r saw H6 t Lacy sloup,
w. II. Herdman, Max Grimm, Stanley -
Letovsky, r. j. Aitchison, Joseph Pesdirt%,
II. Il. O'DonnelI, Theodore Wirth, Joseph
Land.
second ward, County Democracy. D,
Pickard, Fred Dammon, John Schmidt,
Joseph Panuska, Rudolph Havelka, John
W, Cerny,. Joseph Kelley, Peter Casey,
Charles Schartow.
Third ward, County Democracy.Lysie !.
Abbott, J9hn Reeves, Jerry M 4IrSnE n
Seymour, John d. Green, Dan 7. Custer
William Atkin.
Fourth ttla W %ar6 d HGks6y n "a D ii mea,
WiIliam o. Gilbert, G., c.. seay, T. Il.
Carey, John d. Weare, p. c, Heafey, W.
Fourth ward, County Domocracy-Frank
Heller. c. A.: Carman, Thomas MGGovern.
Miller, Louis j. Piatti, c. r. Collins, Rich
Fifth ward. Jacksonian-Otto ]. Bauman,
III. Cusick, Frank B.. McKenna, J. Warren
Arnold, J. H.. Mari, Harry Il. O'Neill, Mar
Fifth ward, County Democracy-Harry V.
Hayward John e, Reag2n' Peter Go Remack ke,
i nO1llS MClDGTIlOII, w. ID. bOIlOl, a
Hogan, James Daughton, Thomas Gentle
man. Jack Lally.
Sixth ward, JacksonianmFrank e. Bro
Murphy, p +. Reeves, Joseph Sherry,
SIKH ward, County Democracy. G;
Donahoe; {. F. Forbes, John Liddell, Ed
Huntingdon ", &, Jay - j. G. Minor.
Seventh ward, Observation-Disclosures Muir
ply; = / p; b, BserrXman' Idward W,a,ish'
M. Welsh, r. S. Streeter, l.. j. konnovsky,
Daniel Cameron.
Cameron, George p; Cronk, a. jackson, w.
f., Gray, john I. Evans, Michael Hogan.
John Withheld, A. Waggoner, NJ. E. GIL
Eighth ward, Jacksonian-C. A. Leary,
n mST1 n T Pi& Wsv1 1n n1Sr E Erbni, Renrg Ear
L. r. Edwards, John McGreal, L. w.
Schrader.
Eighth ward, County Democracy
Charles l.. Smith, NJ. p. Butler, John A.
White, John 7. Hart, John McGreal Il. A..
Smith. Edward o'Connor, II. c. Hartry,
Ninth ward. Jacksonlan-w. c.. Bullard.
crank F., Eaton. +; g; Fell; A; Hugh Hip
Wegener.
Lucke, Joseph PoIaer. Thoma" Y. MnII-
cahey, M. e. Morrisey, Jacob Wingender,
ir;, william Maxwell, James O'hanlon,
THOMAS j. Lloyd, George Backus.
In the Eighth ward John McGreal an
peared on both delegations, but he tele-
phoned in from Lincoln that he did not
wish to remain on the Jacksonian ticket
and was accordingly removed. In the Ninth
James O'Hanlon was on both and he asked
that his name be removed from TIE County
Democracy ticket, which was done. X. C..
Strehlow was substituted.
The contact of the clans was effected
without much friction, although each side
manifested the most painful solicitude to
watch every movement OF the other, evil
IDENTIFY fearing that some unfair advantage
was about TO be taken by the enemy.