The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-04

voters are invited.
Third ward Democratic headquarters
have been located in the Stees block, at
Seventh and Jackson streets, and r. A.
Vance Is in charge The campaign In the
Third will be waged vigorously along all
lines. and the Third will return Demo-
cratic alderman to the city council be-
| yond doubt. q suspicion having gone
abroad that Sam Lowensteln is to be
| the de facto representative in the event
OF Republican success IN that bailiwick.
| NJ. j. Moran is in charge Of the Demo-
cratic headquarters in the Sixth ward.
which are at SO South Robert street. There
| Is no question but that NJ. j. Moriarity
| will be elected alderman, and the ward
| proposes to bring up good majority for
! John G. Wardell the Democratic nominee
| for the assembly, as well as the other as
/ sembly candidates, who will all run strong
in the ward.
There will be meeting at the head
| quarters tomorrow night.
Lawrence Fahey Is the regular Demo-
cratic nominee for constable in the Sixth
ward. His name has by error been left
out Of the list published In the G l b
once or twice.
nominee for justice OF the peace west of
Wabasha street. IS Ill with Ia grippe. and
| will not be able to take very active
, part in the early stages of the campaign.
although he hopes to get out In time to
meet his friends before election day.
The nomination Of Frank ]. Huber for
| alderman IN the Fourth ward has made
a great hit. and his election is considered
| assured F1
The candidacy of DR.. E. H. Whitcomb
| for the assembly is meeting with the
| greatest popular approval on all sides.
| DR.. Whitcomb is known throughout the
| city one of the, bright, hustiing young
| Democrats and has a host Of friends
among the Republicans. who will vote for
him irrespective of party.
|
Charles Kartak, the Democratic alder
| manic nominee in the Second ward, is
| gaining strength daily. AS the once able
representative of the ward in the council
he received the hearty approval of his
constituency. which will, beyond doubt
| rally solidly to his support In the present
| campaign. Mr.. Kartak is one of the pro-
gressive young business men of the city,
| popular personally, and rafting cam
paigner. He has already undertaken a
| canvass of the ward and is met by the
4 ulOSL gratifying assurances or support.
/ S$s
| The candidacy of Andrew Dahlouist for
| alderman of the Third ward. Is popularity
| received. Mr. Dahlquist has lived In the
ward a number OF years and has a large
| acquaintance that will tell in his cam
paign. He is certain to get every Scan
| dinavian vote in the ward. which is nor
| maliy a Democratic ward. and with the
| assistance Of the ward organization, will
| 1padiJv round I'm the xy0tara
| The splendid record made by Mat BantZ
| in the council during the last two years
| will, beyond doubt, assure his reelection
May l. Mr.. Bantz Is young man I'm
| politics. but in his able representation Of
| the Eighth ward has come to be regard
ed one of the strong members of the
council. AS a popular German-American.
he will receive the support Of this ele-
ment OF the Eighth ward, which should
alone give him a handsome majority.
Mr. Bantz makes his campaign speeches
both in German and English, and In this
way reaches many voters who might
otherwise be Indifferent to issues of the
campaign.
l.. ]. Dobner the Democratic nominee
for alderman in the Tenth ward is as
good as elected. The voters OF the ward
without regard to political lines express
| themselves as fayoriDg the election Of
Mr. Dobner for the reason that he is a
capable man with wide experience in
city affairs and having been a member
of the council several years ago can be
of service to the ward at all times. The
Republicans might have made fight had
DR.. Kirl1wood been the nominee. but the
way in which DIR. Kirkwood was turned
down by the ward delegation to make d
place for Street Commissioner Larson
| lad tba al
assured the election of Mr.. Dobner
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