Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05

tho o,.ar no;n+s 8, Tho d,str;.t and from
the o,,tIoot ~ saan,s oartain more voters
than can he accommodated In the five
hours allotted viii IOWA the nolis The
49, ,.hioh aats a. 80, 81 aarI,, Will
thus have hattsr nrosnacts IF success The
antiHsarst ticLet has heen named &c fol-
lows: For delegates. Thos. i Moore. DR..
lanes Watson charIaa Uorhough.
FOR aIternatas Iawaan Edsar ~
Leapley. Dr. Tbos n Mndd
The Norris candidates. and tho no,,ing
n,aos. in o.oh I,,,.r;.. e.,,a-..
III zen uiS.Iie. are as ioIlo"s'
FIRST district-Deiegates. Thomas J.
Moore, DIR. James A. Watson and Charles
]. Harbaush: aIternates A g HAYDEN Ed
gar G; Lean,ev and nr Thon,as n 49,
- anu IL Ahohias -. Muuu.
Polling place. Harrison street. Anacostia.
second olstrict-Delegates. William NICK.
Giay.oh ROBERT E- l. White and George
Field: aiternates, Isle L. Lipscomb. David
r. Williams and Bernard P. Rupert. Poll
ing place, 2JlS Ith street northwest
Third district-Delegates, John J. Sulli-
van. John Ready and John F. Kflleen; alter
mates. john G. ODonnoghue, John F. Mona
CHAN and Martin HOLMAN. Polling place.
3Ol NJ street northwest.
Fourth district-Delegates, Frank J. Wiss-
ner. Smith Thompson, jr., and George w.
Bromley: alternates. Clifton p. Ash Will
lam II. Clarke and Albert w. Ward Poll
ing place, 1912 31st street northwest
Fifth district-Delegates James O'Don-
nell. Michael Kinslow and James B.
Cleary; alternates. John A. Reynolds, WILL
lam r. Brown and Patrick T. INLAND Poll
ing place 2lO7 PENNSYLVANIA avenue porth-
west
Sixth Observation-Disclosures. Jesse d. Robin
son George q F3ick and Iobn Rrean. alter
mates Edward Harris yViIIiam A RroWn
and T T O'Jearv Polling Mace a14 10Th
street northwest
Seventh Observation-Disclosures Edw;n r
Hay Tames D OtDo. IA Iohr T pnroa1.
alter,stas v;ncont Z EeIia. Trartin =
McnnnaIS and Patr;cL n Miiand pn,,,nc
n1ace I1Na n straat ror.h,vast
Eighth Observation-Disclosures, j. Frank Free
Gessford. sit.rnates J,,iius Ernnar r,bsr
n T,.ynor ia Cvbar,a y MiIIar poi,i2,
Mars yn nm,haa as cnrner 1atb and sraa.s
N;nth district Da,eo.tas ph,,ondar
Powan r. lanes NJ Morpat+ and TranE
Hiss aiternates lanes p yates Charles
O Paxon and Richard r cisseIl Polling
Tenth Observation-Disclosures. Cha ries A Sem
sorex 4arry n HaSden ana Edward "
RocIe. aIternates Holm w Gri1shv Ed
ward Mujlany and George Gardner. Poll
ing Mace 1ai2 T. street Northwest.
Eleventh Observation-Disclosures Robert r.
Main. Ferdinand Estler and Charles w.
Scha fer. aIternates Charles Rogers los
E.mnce ard Iu1ter r Haver Polling Mace
ias i1tb street snuthwest
Twelfth Observation-Disclosures. Edward F.
Rnckiev MirhaeI r Scanlon and F s. Nc
Corp,ick. alternates J. J. Byrnes Jacob
Dian,ar ir and Josenb Hitler. Polling
&c. ono Z, streat northwest
Tbirteanth districtNDeieeates T Fre1
Kelley Harry O. Middleton and Franklin
Rarrett. aItaYnates p Richard Gasch E.
q Davis and Nicholas T.. Began Polling
Mace s,1l I street northwest
EonrteentI Observation-Disclosures. Frank ].
McOaude Matthew F. Rupert and Will
liam Mccain: aIternates. William III. Moh-
Ter. w r Reed and William J. Madigan
Polling Mace 400 N street northwest
Eifteenth Observation-Disclosures Michael J.
Mccarthy. John Reisinger and Daniel F.
DriscolI; alternates, John J. O'Connor,
John T. Collins and w. W.. n; sprlggs. d p9h-
west.
Sixteenth district-Delegates, George c.
Draeger John MURPHY ana Jas; .. 6yrne'
aa.' wn MurnbW po,Iine Mace
soo Pennsvlyania avenue northwest
Seventeenth Observation-Disclosures, Jackson
Yates. Samuel SoIoman ana !. n. Bradiey'
ai.ernates, ueo; M oItaan y poi1jns ,iacs
eoi az street southwest
Eiohteanth Observation-Disclosures. Richard
pxan Iames r Archer ir VIM. M IThler:
aitsrnates VIM n whiting. Montgomery
% Eanuic,. and VIM d Cox. Polling
! rIaca corner Az and M streets southw
pWin.tsantb Observation-Disclosures. Holm III.
puscher cshas r. Dawson and Geo. ]. Sc
GER. aiternates. Patrick II. HefYeman, Will