The Saint Paul globe., 1904-03-15
REPUBLICANS NAME
CAUCUS DELEGATES
Little interest Shown In Select
ting Representatives to
County Convention.

County Convention.
But little interest was taken IN the
Republican caucuses called for every
precinct in the city and county last
night for the purpose Of selecting dele
gates to the county convention to be
held at Federation hall this forenoon.
In some of the precincts few Of the
faithful assembled and made out a list
of as many names as their precincts
were entitled ito, but In the greater
number noscaucuses were held
AT. the Windsor hotel, where Chair
man Warner and Secretary Gronewald
of the city and county committee, had
established headquarters for the pur-
pose of receiving the returns from the
precinct caueuses, lit was evident that
but few caueuses were being held, and
the greater number of the precincts
We're filled out by the party leaders
at the hotel
The delegates named last night will
assemble this morning and select six
ty-seyen. delegates to the state con-
yentfen, to be held at Minneapolis to-
morrow for the purpose of naming four
delegates-at-large to the national con-
vent1on, and the same set of delegates
will act at the district convention, at
which two delegates to the national
convention from Ramsey county will
be named. sfs.sass14 ..ss
q The lack of interest in last nights
eaucuses is largelysdue to the fact that
ttere0ds no contest on in thesselection
OF district delegates, the Ramsey coun-
ty places being conceded to E. G. Rog-
ers and Frank b. Kellogg. 80
1t is probable; that Oscar Hallam
will be chairman Of the county con-
vention, which is to be called together
at Federation IlhaH at TO o'clock this
morning.
List of Delegates.
The delegates entitled to sit in to-
days conventions asareturned to the
committee last night, or as made out
by the committee in instances where
no eaucuses materialized,s are as fol-
lows:
First Ward-1Forty Delegates.
YoaJohn W. Finehont. G. A. johnson. e.
u. Keller, b. W. McMillen, M. D. Matson,
IL. z. Engfer, Louis Johnson, G. u Nell
son. G. V. Maberg, John Blom, Oscar C.
sBrohough,s Fred ART. J..ss sLeaa Wagner,
Hunter, G. A. Peterson, Gust Williams,
G. b. Larson, A. Lindahl, Gust Nelson
J. KorngabelgJ. Blomauist, G.. s.. Hoff,
hoax, T. B. Mafuney, M 3. johnson. F.
Shogren,s Christ Lindahl; Theodore Nelson.
=. a. Holcomb,s Magnus Norman, Charles
Wallblom. Charles Nelson, "A. A. Carl
= II mi - . :
Second Ward--T TWenty-saine Delegates.
Ed. Good, H. Shehan, M Flynn, L. T.
Hermon, IL. Kernkamp, Ed M. Parish,
g. q. Mahle Charles Metz, George Niena-
her, ST. e. Kelleman, g. p Ritt = Samuel
1Spindler; Rudolph Paul, B. McHaley,
Young S. d. Downs, George Brookings
Ed Smith, John T. Haglund, Ernest Peter
SON. F. L. Sampson, J. L. Helm, Fred
Gackstedler, Charles femme, C. 3. San
dee1..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Delegates.
Ed Jehnson,& P j. Hagerty, John J.
Harris, l. Raymond, H P. Keller, DR.. 3.
II. Haas, Edward g.. Krahmer, o. F.
Douglass, J. M: Wymor, II. J. Smith,
Wergedahl, o. II. Holden, B. Gaimienson, Il nj n
G. w. Lamb.
zssas1sFourth Ward-sf Delegates. aslg
J.,vJ Conlin, W. M. McEvoy, F.. C..
Schiffman, g. R. Parker, E. d. Libbey,
Archibald Scott, John johnson, Louis
Geodal1, E.. G. Schroeder, Henry Smith,
w. j. Bazille, John H. RoedIer, w. B.
Miller, N. n; .Bergstrom, Frank J. obst,
Henry GaI1ick, James D. Denegre, Kay
Todd, e. B. Lott, j. Hillar, ]. E. Impey,
August w. Sehefer, j. W. Mason, John J..
Brennan, E. Schultz. Richard Farr, Peter
Lench, j. Risedor, D. F. Riese, Charles A.
Rose. Rufus A. Hoyt.
Fifth Ward-26 Delegates.
= Herman w Reichow, M j. Wiley, John
Bruggeman, Robert Sing, Edward Vanish,
Fl. R. Denney, F: B. THOMPSON, Charles
Reichow, N. ], Ness, F. Barton, s. J..
D. G. Murray, Charles w. Picha. Joe
Davis, Joseph Stransky, Joseph Nevotny,
Albert Thomasck. d. F. Erskine, John F.
Selb, Thomas York, F. Widenar, Theodore
j. Gronewald. Walter Fischer.
Sixth Ward-26 Delegates.
James Allen, ID. B. Wilson, Joseph Brat
ter, Henry Cunonow, Joseph Freyer C.
w. Douglas, C. S. Schurman, A. M. Law
ton, III. S. Curry, George F. Dix, E. J..
Heimbach, o. #. Christensen, Gust Volk-
meir, Albert Schintz, Peter Leitner. v.
P. Fountain.
Seventh sWard-4f Delegates
E. B. Lapman, w. A. Cowing, L. F.
Fairchild, R. B. Hall, DR.. A. F. Goodrich.
Fred 8. Bryant, M. D. Flower, W. H.
Yardly, e. P. Sanhorn, Ross Clark, Ches-
ter L. Caldwell. Thomas Cochran, E. G..
81,
F. G. IngersoI. w. G. White, Oscar Hal
lam, Samuel Appleton Henry .Conlin,
Homer Clark, Jesse A. Gregg, C. K Sha-
rood F. Z. Wann, O. L. TaylerH. R.
Hardick, N G.. Truax, w. IF. Richard
son. Frank Arnold, Vic Smalley, J T.
Duffey, d. A. Mtchaud s. p. Spates, T.
d. ScheehanssOtto Kueffner
Eighth Ward-42 Delegates.
H. E. .Sehwabe, H. Manteuffel, ]. F.
George, F. y. Eubank,, Henderson Perry,
IA TO<~x. 10 llr.,, -
ham, John w. Lucas, ]. j. Ermatinger, w.
z A. Gerber, L. A. Stolpp, F. A. Uphan1, F.
g. Warner, James NJ. Robertson, Charles
H. Gerber, J.P. Wells, II. d. Warner,
John T. Rosenthal, David Ramaley, Gates
dirn, F. Raditz, w. R.. johnson, b. Ger
hard, J. p. Gardner, Martin Birnberg,
Charles Nitz, Louis -Zemke, Henry L.
Long, Fred Mundt, Louis J. Larson, r.
r. Carter, Aloin Rowe, William Mar
quardt, George Gerlich, Fred Johnston.
Ninth Ward-24 Delegates.
B. Webster, S. A. Smart, Julius Bjorn-
stadt, w. B. Kline, Abe Hertz, G.. A. An
derson, G. Moberg, A. A. Rene, John Lar
son. II. H. OttOm, w. H. Ivey p. D.
Youngman, = Hahn, K. P. Myhre O. A.
Nordquist, George Wells. John oace, j.
Bayer. C. SchoHenberg. A. A. Rolf.
Tenth Ward-ff Delegates.
W. E. Brink, George Sutheimer, DR..
Caldwell. L. ]. Hill, o. F. Linstrum, M. L.
Eleventh Ward-st Delegates.
w. j. Foster, Gust Fogelberg, A. R.
Peck, F. w. Matson, J. w. Williamson
F. F. Stevens. T. Gaskell, L. K Pratt,
Adam Bohland.