Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-12

/ liam Atkinson. John Magnuson. Roy
Skofer. Otto Rudert, Archie Hart. W.
p. Parker. A. f. Greaser, J. G. Lind
holm, Elmer Gull, Carl Anderson.
Lowden Delegate Tickets.
First ward-Daniel Bladel. John
Gardner, August Sehnert, Herman
Paulson, Oscar Apple. Raisch Woods,
August Taets. James Fuller. ". J.
Gahagen. A. B. Carlson. Al Tabor,
Charles Olson, Allen Pratt.
Second ward-Henry Carse, Dr. G.
L. Eyster. H. d. Folsom. Sam Kelly,
Ed McKinstry, John Wolfrum, Mike
Rosenfield. Jake Lefstein, Clarence
Pratt. John Peterson, John Dahn, NJ.
Z. Sweeney. August Wehling, John
Kramer. William Sugden, f. s. Burris.
Third ward-B ID. Connolly, Addison
| Gest. F. a. Andrews, William Ran
son, Ferdinand Hcldorf, James John
son, Ben Rinck, William Siemon, ]. f.
Clarkson, William Stroehle. L. G. Rut-
ledge, c. f. Gazetteer, E. b. Kreis. Simon
Lewis. Charles E. johnson, John o.
Freed. Carl Scheuermann.
! Fourth ward-Dr. {. Berhhardi.
James Z. Peetz. DR.. G. G. Craig. Wal
ter Rosenfield. T. H. Thomas Edward
! Brandenburg. Fred II. Pollard. Ed
ward j. Moeller, Fred T. Myers.
| Charles f. Willis. John Rinck. Will
! liam H. Weisler, Joseph NJ. Rosenfield,
Fred Appelquist, Bernard Koch, Will
liam II. LANCE.
Fifth ward-F. Borgolte. F. H. Kel
| ly. A. H. MeCandless. Charles Oswald,
John Grogan. James Mcnamara. Sam
Dart. DIR. j. r. Hollowbush, NJ. /. Nor
ris, P J. Cary, c. Sundeen, c. A.
Schoessel, NJ. Bender, c. Voss.
Sixth ward-T. 4. Herzog. William
wards. John Konosky, William Ken
nedy. William Strawhorn, Martin Nc
Nealy. George Mueller, J. f. Murphy,
John Stephens, Henry Horn, Simon
Mcmahon, George Evans.
Seventh ward-C. l.. Ackerlind, VIII
ham Lucklum, b. F. Shelter. w. L.
Waltz, w. NJ. Johnston, o. p. Olson,
Frank Negus, Gottfried Hagen. Will
liam G. Beckwith, Harry L. Swan,
James S. Mcbride, j. NJ. Keim, Charles
f. Edwall. John Louden, \. b. Curtis,
Norman g. Griffiths, S. G.. YOungert,
William f. Sprague. Andrew Peterson,
Sifford Johnson. Peter Rasmussen,
William H. Moody.
Coal Valley for Yates.
The republicans of Coal Valley held
their caucus last evening. electing
Yates delegation composed of DR.. w.
F. Myers, II. r. Martin. T. j. Murphy,
J. L. Johnson and c. G. Buck.
Political Notes.
In the Seventh ward the contest
IF old
alliances that have fought shoulder
to shoulder for years, involving the
college. book concern, and other in
terests. In the past few days a
strong Yates sentiment has developed
and there is to be one of the liveliest
fights of any ward in the city.
The South Moline delegation is claim
ed solid by the Yates side. but the
Lowden managers declare that 10 of
the II Will be found voting with them
in the county convention. Some one
is going to be fooled on the South Mo
line delegation. that's sure.
One of the tricks charged to the
Yates managers is the placing of dele
gate tickets. with a Lowden badge at
tached. in homes in the seven wards
during the night. This was resorted
to on the theory that many of the
party voters who might be for Low
den are not familiar with the makeup
of their candidates delegation and
viii pocket the tickets and vote them
during the afternoon without investi-
eating further.
Yates Workers IntimIdated
With Gov. Yates flying squadron"
bottled up in the Hotel Brewster. Col.
Lotyden won the first fight in Stephen
son county yesterday and took Free
port. Not only was the squadron
blockaded, but it was ordered to leave
town While Lowdeh was carrying
the primaries most of the walking
delegates Rugged the hotel register
and finally took the afternoon train
for Rockford. where they will be use
full in the Winnebago primaries today.
BY taking Freeport, Col. Lowden has
done no more than was expected, but
unless Yates gets almost the solid
vote in the country townships Steph-
enson's u delegates will be for the
colonel.
The bottling up of Yates squadron
was accomplished under the direction
of Jim" Cowley, the local leader of
the Lowden forces, who told the job
holders that if they appeared at the
polls they would have their heads,
punched
Pulaski Divided.
The republicans of Pulaski held
primary elections in the several pre-
cincts. No action was taken as to in
structiOns for governor, and it is
probable that the delegation will be
divided between the several candidates
for that office. Maj. Daniel Hogan
was indorsed in every precinct for
secretary of state. Charles NJ. Gaunt.
candidate to succeed himself in the
legislature. was indorsed and his nom
nation is assured.