The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-25

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Leland. j. N. Martin, Geo. Alexander,
| Frank Bolt, Henry James, Tom Speers,
! VIM. Glass, W. T. Burgess, T. G. Par
ham, VIM. Hatsapillars, Robt Haughey,
| Geo. E. Harris, c. L. Pollard, c. w
| Root, A. d. Taylor, O. D. Barnes,
Charles Biting, Jno. Singer, ]. C. Dunn
| Jno. Reed.
DELEGATES TO STATE CoNvEN-
| TION.
| Chairman H. L. Jackman reported the
! following delegates to the state conven-
! ton, and adoption was unanimous: Fin
/ lay Ross. S. B. Herman. Thos D. War
dell (Rockfor0, B. H. Downing. Geo.
w. Bristow. a. C. Husey, B. l. Kcenan
| Harry 7. Kramer, O. Hicklin (BIinneha),
j. N. Martin, John D. Davis, a. G. Burr,
/ O. Benson Delan0 z. S. Burt, y.
Newly, E. B. Jewett, A H. Webb. ]. R.
Downing CWest Park, o. C. Eckstein,
J. T. Roberts Cast Park, c. V. Fergu-
"a
/ c. H. Luling moved that the convention
/ endorse Judge T. B. Wall for delegate to
the national convention from the Seventh
district. NJ. c. Campbell moved that the
name Of A. c. Jobes be submitted for
Judge Wall. Mr.. Luling asked for roll
! call, which proceeded to about two
thirds the precincts when Mr.. Campbel
withdrew Mr.. Jobes name and moved
to make Judge Walls endorsement
unanimous, which was done. Judge Wall
was called for and spoke enthus, ashcally
for ten minutes, thanking his friends for
| the commitment
/ Judge z. B. Jewett then called for
VIM. Wallace of Kingman, and Chairman
Eckstein appointed Mr.. Jewett and Mr..
! Wall to escort Mr.. Wallace to the front
Pointing to the guns stacked in the
front of the hall, the property of the
Natianal Guard, Mr.. Wallace began by
/ saying: 1--WE had the guns but the other
fellows had the ammunition" Mr. Wal
lace spoke for fifteen minutes on nation
al and local matters and was frequently
/ cheered. He said whether he got to con-
/ gress or not he should always remain
| Republican.
/ Governor Stanley was then called for
and spoke of the Republican party as a
party that does things. The Democrats,
| he said, had simply opposed things. He
told a good story taking off Bryan's ever
tasting talkatiyeness by the boy who
made his mamma repeatedly ask a stut-
tering station agent what time the
train left, TO see the agents mouth work.
A. c. Jobes was called for and made
few remarks from the rear Of the hall,
and the convention adjourned The fol-
lowing were delegates seated in the con-
vention:
FIRST WARD.
Delegates-S. B. Herman, Frank Burt,
a. c. Husey, ]. D. Caldwell, c. w. Root,
A J. Jones, D. E. Fuller John J.
Hughes, Lon Williams, A. B. Jenkins. T.
G. Parham, John Beckwith, VIM. n. Cas-
well, Tom Voss, D. S. Pense, ]. H
Brown.
Alternates-W. IT. Dando, Geo. KnOrr
c. H Sawyer, VIM Wadsworth, W. w
Dill, t. G. Covill. Harry McCabe, Clar-
ence Witbeck, Ben L. Eaton, Paul
Brown, c. E. Parkhurst, j. c. Gale, T. G.
Ward, West Woodward ]. H Alexan-
der. Sgernshrdluet
der, II. F. Goode.
SECOND WARD.
Delegates-F. ]. Cossert, c. H Luling,
T. G. Banks, B. H Downing C. V. Fer
guson. Isaac Patton. A C. Race E. W.
Dill E. B. Jewett, Ed Donovan, Ander-
son Griggs. j. L. Papes, S. W. Lee. Geo.
E Harris Will Jones, H. L. Jackson, L.
S. Freeland.
Alternates-w F. scher, John NJ
Chain. Chas. Shoots, A. ]. Wilt. c. F.
Horner. H n. Ford Miles Parker, ]. NJ.
Cossitt, Howard Moffatt, J. W. Wingard,
Alvin Turner A Grove, D. NJ Dickson,
NJ r. Diver, W H. Yazell, w. B. Mead,
John Covington, L. G. Reed, n. P. Ed
mOnston.
THIRD WARD.
Delegates-O. D. Barnes, a. T Hellar,
a. G.. Walden. O. w Jones, G. w. Ad-
ans. ]. NJ. Knapp, P. A Rohrbaugh, F.
p Stanley. 3. L. keenan,, N. w. Keo-
hane, Chas w. Peavey. John Lewis, G.
II. Alexander Otto Kopplin, ]. r. Moore,
Geo. e. Campbell, A. L. Browne1. W H.
Owsley, ]. c. Richey, Phil Bryan.
Alternates-J c. Rutau, NJ w Keo-
hane. George Green. Fred r. Stanley H.
T. Kramer. T F. Hart, J. II. Mccall, T.
o. Hoss. w. S. Pierce. J. r. Moore. J. c.
Redfeld, H T Frazier. L. L. Newcomb,
b f. R. NIlndeH NJ. w. Warren. T. B.
CLOSER, c. J. Mackey, c. ". Mccoy. J.
R. Mead, Ben Page.
FOURTH WARD.
DelegateS-G. T. Cubbon. Henry Schad,
w A. Minick. ]. Fl. Rutter, ]. L. Dyer,
S. s. Ashbaugh Ed Vail. Charles Biting,
Clarence Smith. w. E Hutchinson, Hen
~ James. Lum Britenfeld, Doug Sim
mons. 7. Y. Daugherty. ". o. G0odin, a.
II. Webb Joseph E. Conklin. Jacob Nc
Afee. L. Laird. NJ c. Campbell. VIM
Sutton, W. H Isely.
Alternates-J. A. Brubacher. J. T Lud-
lUm. Geo Thompson. A ]. Weaver. P. r.
Mason, VIII KessIer, Geo Ross. Sr., J.
r. Carson, Thee. Morrison Dudley John
son. Lewis Britenfeld. J. ". Adams, J.
NJ AHnick, T c. BuSby, Ollie Bell. John
D Davis D. T. Dunbar, Noah Hartle,
Sam Alternately. Red wilkins. G. W.
Lehman, J. J. Williams. J. H. Black
FIFTH WARD.
Delegates-Rodolph Hatfield, c. C.
Stanley. H A. Hill. Sr.. C. ". Bristow.
B r Hays. II. d Heise-man, Jno. Dunn.
Jesse Leland, John Onenstein, John Here