The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-06

places appointed for the thirty-five sen ltorial district caucuses. In many in- stances, however, the caucuses had been held earlier, and the respective members of the committees on permanent organ ization, credentials and resolutions and the member of the state central conl- mittee had been selected. It was announced that the state cen tral committee In its afternoon session. after listening to three contests, voted to admit both delegations from Canter- bury and Groton, giving each delegate half vote and to admit the contest ants from Salem, Charles Key and Leon W. Blivens, instead of Alvin Morgan and John Purcell, who claimed to be the regular delegation.
 On reassembling at 10:30 the following were reported, one member from each senatorial district having been chosen, in order:
 State Central Committee. James J. Burns of Hartford. Joseph P. Futile of Hartford. Joseph F. Callahan of Hartford. G. S. McHale of Manchester H. c. Dissels of West Hartford. James Roche of New Britain. Seventh district undecided.) Edward J. Maher of New Haven. George Hunter of New Haven. John F. Savers of New Haven. John F. Doughan of New Haven. Louis Fisk of Branford.
 William H. Burke of Meriden. Charles A. Tomlinson of Milford. Hubert M. Rigney of Waterbury. Daniel Fitzpatrick of Waterbury. Patrick German of Ansonia. B. F. Mahan of New London. James B. Shannon of Norwich. F. P. Robertson of Waterford. Charles Hansen of Bridgeport. John F. Connors of Bridgeport. Michael A. Kenny of Bridgeport. William P English of Bethel. Michael Houli han of Newtown. John J. Walsh of Norwalk. Galen A. Carter of Stamford. Newton N. Phillips of Killingly. J. O. Sullivan of Willmantic. Stephen G. Cooke of Torrington. Edward s. Roberts of North Canaan. Charles w. Hodge of Roxbury. J. Taylor Flynn of Middletown. Thomas D. Coulter of Essex. George Foster of Rockville. The state central committeeman from the Seventh district was not elect. ed tonight, five ballots falling of cleo. tion. The selection will be made at o'clock Friday morning.
 Committee on Credentials. Charles J. Cunning of Hartford. Richard J. Kinsella of Hartford. John F. Callahan of Hartford. Frederick W. Warner of Wethersfield John F. Blake of West Hartford. Luke Bowen of New Britain. Andrew J. Walsh of Windsor Locks. Jeremiah Sullivan of New Haven. Charles c. Spreyer of New Haven. Joseph Reilly Of New Haven. James E. Miller of New Haven. Thomas R. O'Connell of Hamden. William H. Burke of Meriden,
 
 Martin McEvoy of Waterbury. Frank Ray of Waterbury.
 John ". Larkin of Derby.
 5. F. Mahan of New London. John F. Murphy of Norwich. Eugene O'Neil of Stonington. k. F. Meeker of Bridgeport. John J. Rooney of Stamford.
  Martin Lawier of Bethel.
 William J. Wood of Fairfield. Jeremiah Donovan of Norwalk. J. H. Swartwout of Stamford. Asa M. Ross of Thompson.
 Frank o. Davis of Pomfret.
 Antrim Cotrell of Litchfield.
 William o. Connor of Norfolk. Oscar Haase of Plymouth.
 A. w. Budde of Middletown.
 Harvey J. Brooks of Saybrook. Frank E. Fitzpatrick of Stafford,
 Committee on Resolutions. L. F. Waldo Marvin of Hartford. Edward R. Doyle of Hartford.
 w. o. Burr of Hartford.
 Frederick R. Curtis of Glastonbury. II
 John Walsh of New Britain.
 Philip J. Sullivan
 John H. Barlow of New Haven. Charles c. Spreyer of New Haven. Thomas Fitzsimmons of New Haver Frank F. Cafferty of New Haven. E. F. Kavanaugh of Wallingford. E. E. West of Meriden.
 George M. Gum of Milford.
 Francis P. Guilfoile of Waterbury. Daniel T. Allmann of Waterbury. John P. Pope of Oxford. T. M. Waller of New London.
 Thomas J. Kelley of Norwich. c. Talvey of Sprague. 1 Austin T. Peck of Bridgeport.
 John J. ONeil of Bridgeport. l.. J. Gill of Bridgeport.
 George P. Ingersoll of Ridgefield.
 Homer $. Beers of Westport.
 H. l. Weed of New Canaan.
 Homer $. Cummings of Stamford. Davis A. Baker of Ashford. l o. w. Bates of Sterling. | Patrick C. Burke of Litchfield.
 G. A, Clark of Salisbury
 Nicholas Staub of New Milford. | T. F. O'Keefe of Middletown.
 L. K. Stevens of Clinton.
 George H.. Baker of Mansfield