The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
REPUBLICANS NAME
Their CITY ticket.
Programme Arranged at Secret
Caucus Friday Night Carried
Out TO the Letter.
ELIMINATION OF ZlEGEnREln.
His Candidate for Circuit Attorney,
Jeptlla ID. Howe, Turned Down
Mayor Absont-IIis Admin
istration Not Endorsed.
rCrURuICay CITY TICKET.

CIRCUIT JUDGFS-rANES r. WGTITRCw.
! JACOB III arG ITUGo MJENCH
CIRCUIT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MccUII-
tsgrsTANT CIRCUIT ATroRHEY-sAM d.
I HpDGDuN. present incumbent.
{ S~HEUIFF-JoIIN II ~POIILitAN. present Ia
~ctr.t'rt.
CuRuNER-UorToR HENRY LLOYD. pres
CIT lrcuEahent.
PUELIc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ALT.
All signs pointed ore way At ~. Repub-
n1an CRY Convention at the Merchants
League Club yesterday. and that was to
tie decline and fall OF Z~ieserhcin as a party
bosA
Members OF the City Committee fixed up
tho programme for the convention at a
. caucus held. without the Mayors anowi-
edge. at the office OF Treasurer Thomas X.
Nledrinshaus In the ST. Louis Stamping
; CompaHy's building al Second street and
Cass avenue. Friday night,
J Chairman Theodore u. KalbfeIL. Recorder
William II. Hahn. Councilman Charles f.
Carroll. City Collector Charles f. WeEreiIcr
and other prominent members Of the ma
chine we're there, remaining IN conference
, until . a. n
IL was decided at this meeting to turn
| down Jeptha .. Howe. the Mayors caIdi-
: date for Circuit Attorney. and in the lansthy
and sometimes heated discussion which toot
place the determination 10 act IND aperdent-
~ OF the Mayor developed IS the feature Ct
the caucus.
Zicgenhefn on Ice.
Hiram L!oyd's remark. made IN romina-
ting LoIiS Ait for Public Administrator, TO
the effect that Alt "a rot responsible for the
fact Jhat he is a relative OF ZiegeHhein.
voiced the sentiment of the convention, IN
asmuch az Alt WAS nominated practically
without opposition.
Add To these facts tho absence Of the
AIIy0r from the convention and the failure
OF tAe body 20 indorse his administration. ~
even 70 say Il good word for IL. ana enough
IS said-Iiegsnhsin's control has vanished.
The u.sn who conducted the convention
and WHO nominated tie various Candidates
were City Collector Neuneker, Charles y.
Carroll. Charles hratz, Hiram Lloyd, john
! =. owen, chris ~SchSWacker, ". H.. II In
and the Others who attend, u the secret
caucus At second street ana CaSs avenue.
There was not a 81 ? in their programme.
Officers and Committees
Chairman KalhfrI! called the convention
: - oruer at - O'Clock. lie announced the
. selection Of Nathan Frank as temporary
chairman and Joseph Gutweiler IS tempo
rary secretary. Sy tie report Of thu Com
ui;tea on order of Business the te upp-
rary organization was made permanent.
Mr.. Frank. IN a short speech. thrs" hou-
I qGets IT thu party III -. Lo.!s. aud al
Irouished them that to insure ia election
it would he necessary TO nominate a clean
ticket throughout.
The committees Were then named on a
, cal! Of the wards "a follows.
Cred, Mt a.s-tifst Na:'. E-nest 1HeTSecS:
sec'nd. JON + h5skrr; ,. Thi II u, r W J, Tilfs-
mn SiNLh. Martin = AeT-T. sew rtl, 'nGrIes
CIaldius; Eighth. William we,,hgs; Ninth, L.
Koelr; TNefth s!.aS J NeEedi.t. m 18th.
iscnth. FrSa x ann: Scenic Nh. v Lam K.gn-
L. Naiiacss: g teth.A :. hamereL; Iw-n-
%ty-hT',; r r I. G!s.tan; Twsn'y-,eeogf I r 5,T.
fourth. Heny Sch-tf: Tw.n,y-nith. 4 L sAap-
! s,v III, Amos l.. seaman. fwenty-eighth. James
Re- cig, ms and order Of Bu,inss.-Fi-st va i,
| Tf.fi, TSssiore n. Lazy: foort5. VWniiam vo--
| I,pge: seyrnth. Louis Becker: EiGhta. J II.
a lfsHI T;e! Nl ntb f 1; MAJ 81 rEn59 y y" T-w rFn,
Arnold ~lisllmich: IN rselt1. q. \. n>cl.bu~E;
We nam. si1,'en,h. HSnry Krriismsu. seen
,..crIa; Gheries Me.erh.. lax Eigh,serth. s-veH-
cih. G = rauisy: TTcrty-hrst. win am r
81. TwssItlEffi-, Sog,eS,, ~ r., :. sd * n, 'sl' 4.
Mtey: T%enty hfth. Jacob Furth: Twen;y-4iAth,
Eirre. Twerty-cishth. James II. CrowI@y
1, I,Srmaa5nt @,EiaiT,t'o",F 5! va ! =
e r,l 9,leg G,2:sspSf: Fourth; Frank I Er2%3;
s1vihitbc, H. .TSv N Nc c51 S-x'h' L;SEk -;
III. MINT Lou HINT; Tenth Eai.~aise.
2SSchri;z: Ta!r'sen,b;a Leo kas. our: Feirtcen,a.
.th :. Mc . i: Fifteenth. Albert Niiisr: six
{. nth, N.IaTt Budde; SeTeu,eer-h. Charles
MnfschrfstZ Eighteenth. Ernesr Tnst0'Gn. Nine
tenth, II. g F"hterhoT: Twen,ieth y. .. Nor
IN; IWnty,frst Allen J. showers: TNentr-
g ard. H.. ". Pollard: Tventv-t1 ri tco.-c 4:
=" H~ty-ioH'n. 4. Wenzl:ch: Tweaty dsth. 4. z.
'''E: I'VE iy-sN.h. Nllb1r !. P.rks-. Tw"0fv-
Cc1 T@ylo-.
Clark Wins in Twenty-ThIra.
Ihe convention adjourned urtii I o'clock,
during which tine the various committees
wfre at work. The Committee On CreGen-
tials took Up the contest from the Twenty
third ward. Each side Was allowed ore
representative in the room, Mir. Taussig
r.Ires.Dted the Baumhof! ticket. while
colonel Reagan talked for the Clark dele
: cation 'tharces flew fast az furious for
awhile. but when II came to- vote the mem-
t.rs O. Inc. committee lined Up for the
STATE deisgatHon and Clark's men were Civ
en- the badges of deler,fas nv a vote Of
twsnty-s!N to two. Outside the room Clark
and ms foI!owers cheered Justify when they
heard the result OF The deliberations