The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-18
HARMONY IN
PAR|KER'.ICLUB P
List Of Candidates for Delegates
Is Agreed tosUhani-
mously.
MEREDITH FOR DELEGATE
Endorsed Amid Enthusiasm E:nE!t to
Represent Distfiet at
St. Louis,

li$t ts y ss{g
Tho 1'arker tampaignSC Club held a large
and enthusiastic meetingssa Sanger Hall
last night adopted the report Of the COM
lnittee appointed to name candidates to
run MS delegates to the state Convention.
unanimously endorsed Hon. Charles "
Meredith as one Of the district delegates
to St.tLouis, and conducted all It's pro-
ceedirgs with the utmost. harmony and
good feeling sss
The half was filled with we'll known
the party, and not a single incident oc-
Cured which smacked IN any way OF
disagreement, every motion made being
carried without divtsionsand BY unani-
nous vote. The list ofscandidates for
delegates, which 10 printed below, seem-
ed to meet with universal approval, and
those present seemed determined to fall
5 In line and elect them. ii
,rhe time limit for entries In the pri-
mary expires at noon to-day, and all
those desiring to run for delegates to
the state Convention, should visit Chair
man Doherty's office at the Capitol and
ente. their names before that hour.
There will be some candidates other than
those endorsed by the Parker club Or.
w. J. West last night announced that
he would run In Second Clay, and there
will be others.
There is fight on for the State Com
mtttee from this city. Colonel John s.
Harwood and MI. John j. Lynch Will
stand Tor reelection, and II Is believed
that Mr.. Clyde w. Saunders. former
member, desires to returns Voting IN the
primary next Tuesday Promises to pc p
lively. The City Democratic COMMITTEE
will meet at Murphys Friday night
President Meredith called the meeting
to order at $3.50 o'clock. and he named
Mr.. W.P. Leaman, OF Madison " Nf1 ara as -
scting sergeant at arms rye VI iceTpEes
sdenls present were lis 10 n
the stand, and the chair asked Chairman
" c. Younger, of the Nominal tlng COM
n,ittee, to make his report.
Mr.. Irving E. Campbell, who was the
secretary OF the conference OF the Nomi-
nat;np Committee, read the list Of candl-
dates for delegates, after Chairman
Younger had submitted brief state
,nent. declaring the action Of his commit
tee 10 have been entirely harmonious;
Tha list OF delegates, recommended pS
the committee. was as folloWs'
CLAY WARD
First Precnct-lsaac Dlggs, Maurice A.
Bowers. EULER Gasklns, ordway Puler'
second Precinct-Jacob Umlauf, w. q
.Iennlnos. John r. Hooper, !. P Bland.
T,ir5 precFnct-W. A. Browning, John
T. Carter, 2. G. Carlton, W. Il. race
Walter n. Hin.
LEE WARD.
First Preclnc.-James r. Sheppard
Mann S. Valentine, Jr,, |. 9. stern
Second Precinct-J. M. BLANKS, w. y
Gilman, C. L. Batklns, E, Q. Daiton'
'sH uEhQY WARD. atfSttS
EIrst precInct--Thoma q. Hicks, Ros-
coe Nelson,
second Preclnct-Coionel a. S. Buford
Eopa Hunton, Jr., e, 8. Ihomason.
MONROE WARD.
First Preclnct-R, I. Winston. :. Il
clowes. Tem,o e.ao,,, &C. v.MeredIth, S. s.
Second Prec'noeo
P. Pattesot1' c.,,,eu
Third Precincs-r'e'''' 'e''' s' -
Joseph w. Thomas =
Fourth Precinct-P. J, Ryan, a. f.
fronv, l{,iIcher
MADISON WARD.
FIrst Precinct--ch y. Anderson, F.
G. Ebe'. NJ
Kelly. r.u.
Third Preclnct--e' "a"os' 20
keesan, : mcc,r+,,v. ~ ..
oanan,
JEFFERSON WARD.
First Preo.nI'csl e.el,er ] "
Aea",s, Second s'p'eei PreeInotwphil. shea W. w.
Wood. ,,.-
Ts,rd Wcaa prsS.%etoens ys,,n Lyae. ) wiltshire !
r,.ts prooInct-E, c. Hicks. Nj. L.
poyJe' '' 4, 8. Gates.
~ N MApStIALL WARD.
First preo,nss-eV = ,r,er
!; seeend mende, p,ree1net-E sGnn Warren evans Jno
A. Curtis.
III Third Pfeo'"ot-'' g Day. A'v0y :
~ ,n,:.,, M,,,,ed
- Mr' ! Merenr.,, M,eas moved {l1flAa to accent the
Mr. J. e. Minor mUH'i n"G nat at de's the names l
submitted be declared those e r go on on the me
ticket Parker aeles@,hes chsornr re and ptIi Mn
Manning moved the appointment OF !, a a
committee to be, conlposaN Sat ~ IN tn ,n,ne,