The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28
Board of Election Commissioners
Receives Petitions From
All Wards.
SOUTH SIDE COMPROMISE.
Folk Managers Fail TO File Dele
cations in the Fifteenth and
the Twentieth Where
Halves VIII Win.

40 noon yesterday the oi'ice u the
Board of Election Commissioners closed
for the receiving of delegations TO be r't-
cd upon at the Democratic primaries of
March L. Folk delegations were filed in
all wards not affected by the Stuever
compromise. excepting the Fifteenth and
Twentieth. HIVES filed no delegations in
tie Tenth and Twelfth wards. while in
the Eighth a straight Democratic dele
CATION WIS filed. which Will he divided
equally between Folk and Halves. The
Stueyer compromise leaves Folk without
delegations In the Seventh. Ninth and
Eleventh wards.
Politicians Of all shades We're at the
Election Commissioners Office shortly be
fore u O'clock. the hour when the lists
closed. Harry e. Halves came late but
remained at The office until after l o'clock.
\. 4. St!ever arrived about II O'Clock and
remained until after Louis kunZ had filed
from the South Side. Judge James Nc
tafery and Judge John VI. Wood were on
hand and took personal supervision of
the work OF Ming. The secretary OF the
board. john Eiispermann, vas busy try
Ing 10 keep his accounts straight in re-
CelVing the So Hing fees required for each
delegation.
state Coal Oil Inspector W. j. Flynn
fiied twenty-five of the Have delega,
tons at 1880. T. J. Nu.vihil!. manager OF
the Folk city campaign. filed . number
W MI NE ws eseg ib 1 fis,st ~, Ihf file "yn,t nIssy !
Jameson and E. S. Lewis attended to the
financial arrangements OF the Folk dele
cations.
Secretary OF the Board John Eilsper-
mann received from all of the delegations
ESQ as fees TO be applied TO the expenses
Of the primary. During the afternoon h
remained NJ the office with a few of the
clerks and tabulated the results of the
filings. During next week the office will
registration of voters. This is the last
week for registering. The Office will not
be open next saturday after u m.
Delegations filed yesterday were for the
in jefferson City July 49,: the Judicial
Convention. to be held in ST. Joseph June
held in Joplin June 29. The caption of the
Halves delegations were Regular Halves
FOR the State Convention and Regular
Democratic for the Judicial and Dele
position were Folk Democratic for all
conventions.
Following were the delegations fled:
FIRST WARD.
FOLK DELEGATIONS.
state-r. J. Harrington. Bernard ]. Funke.
William t. Y Pheian and W. Sct,orer.
Jrdirt41-G. Eoekeis. George II. Graf. Philip
\. Weber ard Louis Burbach.
Decgates-Hrank Peters. Thomas s. Coates,
Harry Ron,hach and John Nyhef.
DECLARATIONS
S.atc-GecrGe GunsoIlis. ". B. Binealy. N.
J Hanncu and A. W. Sheridan.
Ju~diciai-Gerhardt Damhorst. C. l.. Quicker.
Herman Iaante and G. o. Peterson
Dclegates-w. +. Griffin. Edward Carpenter.
= J.. Brady and J. 4. Flynn. IT.
ECOND WARD.
Avn DELEGATIONS.
sta:e-Peter Walsh. NJ. T. o'Re!Iiy, j. ].
Groves. Jack o'Connor.
judicial. 9 wlsnann, James counely, Jim
Farrell. w. J. Sewing.
peiegate-aIchael L.ahy. J. Ford. George
NoGinnis. Thomas d. Brisbane.
FOLK DELEGATIONS.
state-Jlnes W. Gibson. August Folle, John
Hanrartner. Irven NJ. scheib.
Judiciai-w. Nj. Foster. Theodore Mettste.n.
Harry II. Keener, Simon Haas
Delegate-WIil!am F. Lacy. Ernest elias,
Robert Kobe. Thomas Nan.ey.
THIRD WARD.
FOLK DELEGATIONS.
state-Georse wIlniering. Alexander Piskos-
kL. Frank u. Kovalshi. David L.anEau and
John H. Caldwell.
J~udicial-Atchaei wo3;schowsk,. George J.
Caldwell, James Macken. John Fowler and c !
Law.
Ds!egate-J. T. LOTUS. Frank Kobiezssi. |
James ). Malley. J. II. Patton and Charles J.
Diamond.
DELEGATIONS.
stat. ?. Meyers. ". j. S,hoenlaub. J. 7.