The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-18

cratic majorities. The hotel accommoda
tions are ample and the convention hall
Mayor J. {. Trigg is at the head Of the he
tain E. o. Bartlett, Colonel +; II. Gregg
T. W. Cunningham. Frank Eberle. 8. T
Davis. George B. Paxton. ]. E. Pearson, A
e. Boqua. E. A. Nix. Burt W. Lyons. Hey
wood Scott; Charles J. Punneman., J;
w. Lawder. Another delegation of about
forty will arrive this morning. Headquar-
ters are in room "a, close to the parlors OF
we have guarantee said Mr.. Cum
ningham, .signed by twenty-five citizens,
whose total wealth is about sGOo00oO. in
ciities that will be satisfactory to the
State Committee. Our opera-house is now
being repaired. If it is not large enough
We don't do things by halves. We have
twenty-five hotels. We have electric rail-
roads in connection with Carthage Webb
City, Carterville and Galena, Kas. Unlike
many other cities that are after the con-
vention, we have plenty of things to show
visitors sightseers will get their fill of
Ben Yeith, Judge A. NJ. Hough. Captain
Jesse w. Henry. Ed j. Miller and Edwin
adse ae doW o@ nor cty
ing for the judicial Convention. Demo
sTats a know know what hat we S have to Offer said
good railroad connections and ample ia
cilities for holding the convention. We
are so centrally located that our geographic
Emmett % Newton % was was Reinforced re ] yester-
and Pink Nathan Of Springfield. Head
second floor Of the Laclede. A barrel Of
apples was novelty for the visitors. Each
apple apple was wrapped lin in tissue paper on
Red Apple. Vote for Springfield" Twenty
haversacks will be brought by fifty COM
mitteemen from Springfield this morning
u-f1l ha dicfrth taI Ill
ers.
Sedalia is after either of the conventions.
A committee Of citizens arrived last even
Ing. In the party were: Doctor W. N.
Graham Of the Sedalia Democrat: John W.
Baldwin Of the Sedalia Sentinel; E. G. Cas-
W. b Steele. ex-Proseeuting ATTORNEY. s and
J: NJ. Cannon. chairman of the Commercial
Club Our opera-house will seat 100 per-
Of hotels and our railroads reach every part
Of the State. 1t has been so long since we
have had State convention that cannot
Candidates are in from over the entire
State. They refrain from voicing their
opinions regarding where the conventions
turned early in the evening from Farming
ton. Secretary Of State Sam B. Cook ar
rived from Fulton on the 1880 train last
night. By this morning there will be a full
representation Of Democrats from nearly
every district.
Members Of the Committee.
Inc AOlIOWiuS are tHe members OF the
Democratic State Committee, who will meet
this morning.
J. NJ. seibert. chairman, st. Louis: ]. II.
Edwards. secretary, Jefferson City
First District-Thomas H. Wagner, Mem
phis; u. 7. Crawford, Unionville.
Second District-N. ]. Winters, Milan:
Virgil Conkling Carrollton.
@ Third District2J; N: sallee. Bethany:
Fourth District@James Todd, MaryviIle;
I. J: Lysaueht. st. Joseph.
Fifth District-Frank E. Walsh, Kansas
City; William Aull, Lexington.
Sixth District-L. s. Hickman. Warrens-
burg: W. P. Cruce. Eidorado Springs.
Seventh District-Doctor E. H. Chinn,
Rocheport: Emmet Newton, Springfield
Eighth District-J. w. Armstrong, Rich
land: ]. H. Edwards, Jefferson City.
Ninth District-W. L. Gupton, Montgom-
cry City; E. A. Glenn Louisiana.
Tenth District-Henry Quellmalz, St
Louis; Ernest Marshall, Window.
Eleventh District-Thomas ]. Ward. st.
Louis: Thomas E. Barrett. St. Louis.
Twelfth District-James Butler. st. Louis;
W. j. Flynn, st. Louis.
Thirteenth District-W. L. Hiett. Cabool:
]. c. Long. Potosi.
Fourteenth District-G. c. Orchard. Pop |
lar Bluff: Doctor C. B. Elkins. Ozark.
Fifteenth District-Gilbert Barbee. Joplin:
NJ. T. Davis, Aurora.