The Washington times., 1904-05-02
PLANS COMPLETE
FOR PRIMARIES
Republicans Hard at Work
III Each District.
SIMMONS AND RICHARDSON
As Usual in Larger Campaigns Each
Faction Has Others Beaten on
Eve of Election.
SIMMONS AND RICHARDSON

II was announced this morning that
all plans are complete for the Repub-
lican local primaries. which will be held
tomorrow Chairman Chaplin Brown, of
the election committee, anpounced that
with the exception OF naming the cleo
ton returning board of three all is
over but the shouting.
This morning all of the candidates
had hundreds of men out at work in
the various districts, and the Simmons
Richardson combination claimed to be
in the lead. Workers for the Reyburn-
Cook ticket and the Van Wickle-
Patterson ticket say they are confident
of polling a big vote
The criticism of John F. Cook for be
coming a candidate for delegate while
member of the election commission
is growing.
The Polling Places.
Tho election committee announced the
location Of the polling places last night.
There viii be two in each district 10
Gated as follows:
First district. voting place No. l, 541
| Nichols Avenue, Anacostia. D. c.
Judges. George c. Gertman. Henry Ad-
Ter. and Dennis Daley Voting place No.
| ,, Benning. Liberty Hall, E. Hunnicutts
| place-Judges. Nathaniel Hunter, VIII
Der c. Gordon. and Frederick g. Aukam.
Voting place No. 3. Ivy City. at prem
| ises of Mrs. NJ. Jordan. corner of Capt.
/ tol Avenue-Judges, Albert II. Bowling,
John w Freeman. and George Gaskins.
Voting place No. 4. Brookland, D. O..
town hall corner Bunker Hill Road and
| Ninth Street-Judges, Albert J. Farley.
Allen +. Hill and Frank A. Harrison
| Voting place No. 5. Garfield. D. c.
Judges. Robert F. Plummer. Daniel A
| Briles. and George W. Scott
| Second district. voting place No. l.
| Donaldson's store. opposite Brightwood
! Hotel-Judges. Alfred G. Osborn, Will
lam G. Henderson. and Ora L. Pitney
Voting place No. 2. 2264 Seventh Street
northwest. store of F. NJ Dickinson
Judges. Prescott II. Galley. ]. A An
drew. and George w. Cook. Voting place
No. 3, Mount Pleasant, d. c., 312S Four
teenth Street northwest-Judges Will
lam Souder. Louis II. Meyers. and Vic
tor Anderson. Voting place No. 4. Ten
/ leytown. d. c.. Office Of T. ]. Giles. next
to the drug store-Judges. S. McComas
Hawken, William Walker. and Thomas
z. Giles.
Third district, voting place. 3256 NJ
! Street northwest-Judges. Clarence DU-
vail, Edward Burnett. and Eugene
Fourth district. voting place, 1f7
| Twenty eighth Street northwest-Judges,
/ DR. George w Cabiniss, Edward E
Cooper, and Bernard II. Baggett.
Fifth District.
Fifth district. voting place 21S1 x
/ Street Observation-Disclosures Richard K.
/ Painter. B. Frank Meyers. and George
/ Hndreth
Sixth district. voting place. 1l09 Twen-
| tieth Street northwest Judges. George
/ F. Freeman, A. p. Pardon. and Nal
/ colin Hufty
| Seventh district. voting place. 1901 NJ
| Street northwest-Judges William E
, Schneider, Edmund Cotterin and DR.. C
] Sumner Wormley.
! Eighth district. voting place. 100 Yer
mont Avenue northwest-Judges Thadius
/ Field, John +. Moore, and Carter Brax-
/ ton
/ York Avenue northwest-Judges, Allen
! S. Johnson, Samuel w. L. Lowe, and
| Joseph l. Weller
Tenth district voting place. SO2 Twelfth
/ Street nOrthweSt-Judges. A. L. VIII
| liams. Jacob l. Shappirio, and Charles
A. Jones
| Eleventh district. voting place. SOS G
| Street southwest-Judges, Virgil G.. VIII
/ liams. Harry II. Hollander. and George
| Giddens
Twelfth district. voting place. 600 d
! Street nOrthwest-Judges John Cooper,
| DR.. w. 5. Lotion, and William w. Con-
ner.
Thirteenth District.
| Thirteenth district. voting place, 1211
! Tenth Street northwest-Judges. Mayer
| Loeb, Joseph a. Hausler, and W. D..
| Montague.
Fourteenth district. voting place. 1923
/ Fourth Street northwest-Judges Ralph
! W Hewlett, Roach Abel, and Joseph
| A. BuTkhart.
! Fifteenth district, voting place. 800
! Fourth Street noTthwest-Judges James
/ a. Gray. sr; DR.. w. II. Conner, and
| Charles Linkins.
Sixteenth district, voting place Hotel
! Brunswick 300 y Street northwest -
JUDGES, Thomas Houedge. J. F. N VIII
| kInsOn, and Jerome Hubbard.
! Seventeenth district, voting place 80
+ Street southWest-Judges. Gilbert l.
JOY, Samuel c. Burnett. and Mason l.
| Lowrey.
| Eighteenth district. voting place, 64
! K Street southwest-Judges Philip Bar
/ Der, John T. c. Newson' ana William
! f. Kelley
| Tenth Street Observation-Disclosures William
A. Clark, Zeph p. Moore and James "A
| Cobb.
| Twentieth district. voting place, SIG
| Third Street southeaSt-Judges William
| s. Bronson. D. G. Whitney, and Frank
| J. Bosso.
! Twenty-first district, voting place,
| Lincoln Hall, southeast corner OF -Four
| teenth and 3 Streets southeast-Judges.
| ] Frank Drew. William II. Grimshaw,
| and Edwin X. Staiey.
! Twentv-second district voting place.
| 1923 D Street southeast-Judges J. w.
! Mcclellan, Charles c. Williams, and
! John r. Shields.
The last meetings of the campaign
will be held tonight. The SimmOns-P
people have arranged for a number IN
| the doubtful parts Of the city. The
| leaders of this faction. however, are
! confident they will be the victors.
ASST. SECY. ADEE REACHES
GENOA WITH HIS PARTY
of 70