The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-10
POPS IN PRIMARIES
Some of the Delegates Select
ed are for Breidenthal.
MORE ARE FOR DENNISON
List of Ward Delegates for
County Convention.

The Populists Of the various wards held
primaries last night to select delegates
10 the Populist county convention, to be
held here Thursday. The county conven-
ton is 70 select delegates to the state
nominating convention. state delegate
convention and congressional convention.
Very little interest was taken in the phi
maries, in some of the wards barely
enough TO transact business being pres
ent- The First ward instructed its dele
gates for Judge A W. Dennison Tor gov
ernor, while the Fifth ward declared for
BreidenthaI- The latter action viii prob
ably cause trouble as Wichita was sup
posed TO be solid for Dennison. After
the action OF the Fifth ward primary
became known last night, some u the
Pops about the city roared, and roared
pretty loud. The Fifth ward men who
committed the alleged act Of traitory
have been marked as for the slaughter
10y other Pop leaders in the city and will
be watched in the future. Their action IS
supposed 70 be the result Of a conspiracy
with certain Democratic politicians Of
Breidenthal. The ward also declared in
favor Of the state convention nominal
ing United States senator.
The Second ward instructed for 7. P
Campbell for congress. It is the only
ward in the city which did this, but the
failure TO do 50 is not considered as evil
dence that the other wards are not for
Campbell. It is said to be q foregone
conclusion that this county viii throw
its strength to Campbell and will 50 IN
struct the delegates next Thursday.
Judge Dennison viii also get the Sedg-
wick county delegation. it is thought
Notwithstanding the black eye which he
got in the Fifth ward last night,
The following delegates were chosen
from the various wards:
First ward-A- B. Butterheld, ". T.
Shepherd, John H. Ash, J. a. Benner,
W. c. Helena, Dave Coffey, David Ket-
tie, Pat Healy. John Exton, G. NJ Cal
houn, A. J. Lachmiller, D. a. Flanders,
c. l. Irish. John Myers, J. H Spidell, NJ.
S. Hascy, J. s. Whitaker, J. u. Furnish,
and J. o. Hawley, member county central
committee.
Second ward-J. W. Tapp, ". A Ayres,
Lee Stearns, Gene Howard, John Christie
pher Grant Kneppel, J. L. Morrismith,
JEFF Thompson, Frank Gardenhire. Smith
Hobbs. W. S. Huff VIM. Campbell, P. /.
Arnett. Clark Camp. J. A. Ballard; J. W.
Tapp. member county. central committee
Third ward-E. A. Huse, H. L Taylor,
George Rogers, Charley Noyes, o. v.
Miller. Dr. Klrkwood, L. D Lewelling,
Frank Nighswonger, F. J. arnold, \.
Flagg. J. S. PARROT. J. F. Baker, Lewis
Lampl. W. R. Tucker, J. Y. Colville,
VIM. Little. Irwin Stratton. J. T. Sta-tz-
man. I. P Campbell, Levi AIonteith.
Fourth ward-R. A Sankey, W. F.
Green. f. L. Carnahan, w. B. Jones. W.
&. Jones. c. B. Quincy, /. D. Barrett, n.
r. Ballard. II. c. Reeder, J. c. Ro5b,
Charles Coforth. John Berger, H. Joseph,
Otto Weiss. Fred Hoover. L. D. Barrett
was chosen member Of the county CEN
trail committee.
Fifth ward-A c. Kensler G. Charlton,
\. \. Dunbire, ]. T. Parkhurst, J. F.
Volt. J. W Brown, J. N. LOOMS, g. NJ.
Fowler. 0. +. Ponce, L. F Means, w. II.
Young.
Sixth ward-O. T. Wilder. R. R. Slyter,
1. f Cairns. D. L. Sealock, R. S. Bell,
W f. Brown, W. II. Proctor, F. A Pei
tret. J ". Flat, A. c. Stuck and Geo.
W. Peters. Alternatee-O. T. Wilder, Jr.,
S r Dyal, B. I. Berthoff. Lawrence
Avery, John Winrod, F n. Barnes, E.
Carmichael, F. E. Davis, c. J. Mitchell,
George Patterson.
O. T. Wilder, Jr., was elected county
committeeman and R. S. Bell city COM
rY1irraer7a0