The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-26
ON TO ST. LOUIS
North CaroIinaDe delegation
Will Leave Saturday.
Most of the Delegates Will Leave Over
the Southern Next Saturday
Afternoon.

On Friday morning at Greensboro,
most of the delegates to the National
Convention held a meeting to make
arrangements for going to ST Louis
and entertainment there. A committee
of three. composed of Mr.. Ed Cham
bers Smith, Mr.. Robert l.. Holt, and
National Committeeman Josephus
Daniels was appointed TO make all ne
cessary arrangements. Yesterday
morning, after telephoning to Mr. Holt
and comforting with Mr.. Daniels, ar
engagements were made by Mr.. Smith
with Mr.. T. E. Green, City Ticket
Agent of the Southern Railway to run
special Pullman or Pullmans through
from Goldsboro to st. Louis via Ashe-
vile, Knoxville and Louisville.
This car will leave Goldsboro on the
Southern Railway train No. 1875 Sat
urday, July Ind, at 1:35 p. M, pass
ing Selma 2:25 p. M, Raleigh 1928 p.
M, Durham 4:22 p. M, Burlington
5:45 p. m., Greensboro 6:35 .. M, Sal
isbury, SAB p. m, Ashevile 1 rs a. M.
and will arrive in ST. Louis Monday
morning, July 4th., at 1882 a. m.
All delegates and alternates who will
go are requested to wire at once to Mr..
Smith at Raleigh. so that arrange
ments may be made for Pullman and
other accommodation for the trip.
Some of the delegates and alternates
will go other routes The rate is the
same by all routes and the arrange
ment made does not make it necessary
for any delegate or alternate to go on
this train or by this route. Most of
the delegates will prefer to so in
body and arrangements have there
fore been made with Mr.. Green for
this special car. Mr.. Daniels, National
Committeeman, will leave Friday for
Washington, ID. c., and go from there
over the c. q O. route. Some others
will go that route, taking the train at
either Richmond or Charlottesville.
Some will go by way of Atlanta. Some
delegates may go earlier to take in the
Worlds Fair before the convention be-
gins.
In addition to the delegates and al
ternates who will go, it is expected
that both the Senators and several
members of the House of Represen-
tatives will go. Many other prominent
Democrats have arranged to be pres
ent and North Carolina will be well
represented.
Below is a list of the delegates and
alternates for North Carolina:
Delegates at Large: Julian S. Carr,
Durham; Locke Craig, Asheville; Ed
ward j. Hale, Fayetteville; John Z.
Woodland, Wilson.
Alternates at Large-Cyrus B. Wat
son, Winston-Salem Kope Elias,
Franklin; G, O. Michael, Madison; j.
A. Lockharts Wadesboro.
First District Delegates-E. +. Lamb.
Elizabeth, City; Joseph E. Taylor,
Washington.
Alternates-E. B. Ficklen, Green
Vile, l.. j. Lawrence, Murfreesboro.
Second District Delegates. w.
Granger, Kinston; w. H. Powell, Tar
boro.
Alternates-F. L. Carr, Gastonia; w.
II. Joyner, Garysburg.
Third District Delegates-Nathan
O'Berry. Goldsboro; D. L. Carlton,
KenanSville.
AIternates-H. L. Gibbs, Oriental;
John D. Kerr, Clinton.
Fourth District DelegateS-Ed
Chambers Smith, Raleigh; A. c. Zolli-
Golfer, Henderson.
AlternateS-J. A. Thomas, Louis
burg; T. B. Womach, Raleigh.
Fifth District Deleeates-Robert L.
Holt Burlington; p. B. Johnson, Reds
Vile.
Alternates- S. Cunningham,
Cunningham; Victor S. Bryant, Dur,
ham.
Sixth District Delegates L.
Lyon. Whiteville; A. w. Mclean, Lum-
berton.
Alternates- ]. Green, Fayette-
Vile; H. c. Mcqueen. Wilmington.
Seventh District Delegates-James
G.. Boylin, Wadesboro; Emery r.
Raper, Lexington.
Alternates-R. E. Geyer, Southern
Pines; N Glenn Williams, Williams.
Eighth District Delegates-Paul B.
Means Concord: A. M. Vannoy,
Wilkesboro.
Alternates-T. c. McGuffin, Dobson;
C. w Flowers TaylorSVille.
Ninth District Delegates r.
Hoey, Shelby; II. n. Pharr, Charlotte.
AlternateS-John III. Pearson, Nor
canton; G.. 3. Armstrong, Gastonia.
Tenth District Dele@ates-James +.
Sawyer, Asheville; Jno. G. Mills, Ruth
fordton.
Alternates-S. w. Black, Bryson
City; j. c. Fisher, Tryon.