The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-11
NAME DELEGATES
FOR CONVENTION
Democratic Primaries Are Held
in Every Precinct in
Ramsey County -el il.

Democratic primaries for the selec-
tion Of delegates to the county con-
vention to be held this morning at 10
o'clock at Federation hall were held
in every precinct in Ramsey county
last night.
In spite of the fact that there was a
contest in but one precinct in the coun-
ty, the primaries were largely attend
ed. A total of $50 delegates were
chosen at the primaries, which were
open from 6 to Z o'clock, and returns
from all but two precincts-one in the
Seventh and one in the Ninth wards
were in at 10 o'clock. No returns were
received from the seven country dis
tricts last night.
The only contest was in the Eighth
precinct of the Ninth ward. Here Aid.
J. J. Brennan and an associate on his
ticket were defeated as delegates by
Patrick O'Brien and Stephen McEll-
strom, the vote being SO to 6. 1t is
said that the contest grew out of a
fight made by Aid. Brennan on E. l..
Murphy, the Ninth ward leader and
member of the board of public works.
T. D. O'Brien has received favorable
mention for chairman Of the county
ably be chosen without opposition. The
convention will select seventy eight
delegates to the Democratic state con-
vention at Duluth June %. 1t was
said last night that Ramsey's big dele
cation will not be instructed, but will
be anti-Hearst. r. T. O'Connor will
be indorsed as district delegate to the
national convention from the Fourth
congressional district, and it is prob
T 4 Of
water, will be the other delegate from
the Fourth.
The following is the list of the city
delegates to the county convention:
First Ward
Precincts1First. ]; p: Painter, second,
fourth, William Scott; fifth, George
Dempsey; sixth, L. H. Olson; seventh, II.
II. Blinn; eighth, G. Hansen; ninth,
d. ID. Towierton.
Second Ward
Precincts-First, M. Joyce; second. Hem
Betz; fourth. William Buschmann; fifth,
Otto Bremer; sixth. Larry Moore. sew
enth. Louis Nemmer Hans Hanson;
eighth, James Farrell; ninth NJ. A. Burns;
tenth. d. O'Connor; eleventh, Charles Kar-
TAX. Martin ConrOy.
Precincts-First, H W. Weidmann:
second, p. J. O'Brien; third, Charles Ken
ney; fourth, Marcus Shapiro; fifth, j. H.
Thaung; sixth. E. G. Bennett: seventh.
4. ]. Brady; eighth, Henry Mccall, Mat
thew Hansen.
Fourth Ward
Precinct-First, R. A. Smith; second.
James Maloney; third, N. F. Seegers:
fourth. R. T. 0'Connor; fifth, Charles A.
Yanhorn; sixth, John Enright, Fred
Connell; eighth. j. O'Brien, John Coving-
ton; NINTH o. B. Robertson; tenth lanes
G. DonnelIy, John Harrington; eleventh.
j. r. Hickey; twelfth. Nicholas Wehr.
Fifth Ward
Precinct-First, William O'Keefe; sec
ond. ]. C. Hardy; third, M. J. Mcmahon;
fourth, F. B. Thompson; fifth, Charles
Miller. William Woldt; sixth, Edward
Peter II: Van Hoven; eighth, Frank Shi-
mon, John u. Zirklebach; ninth, Daniel
Neary; tenth, Frank Nicolin; eleventh.
John Rothmeyer; twelfth, Chris Shade,
J. w. Daugherty; thirteenth James .Cica-
neck, John Domesbai fourteenth, d. J..
Mckinley.
Sixth Ward
NJ 2. McNally; third, M. Rossman:
fourth, James Guion Sr.; fifth. A. Rag
ner; sixth, Edwin Weisenberger; seventh,
w. q. Boeringer; eighth, H. Roddy; NINTH
A. Jobst; tenth, Nels Robertson; eleventh,
Peter Brahy; twelfth, II. Blissenbach:
thirteenth, M. J. Moriarty.
Seventh Ward.
Bole; second, Price WickeTsham; third.
T. ID. O'Brien; fourth, James A. Newell;
fifth ]. e. Striker: sixth. l.. r. Frankel;