The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-22
BROOKLYN MEN FOR SARATOGA.
Republicans Elect Delegates and wOOdrun
hides strong in Control.

Republicans Elect Delegates anu WOVuFui'
Rides strong In Control.
The Republican Assembly district con-
ventions Tor the election Of delegates to the
State convention from Brooklyn were
held last night. The choice in a case
was made In accordance with the result Of
the primaries on last Tuesday, In which
Timothy L. Woodruff won a sweeping
victory over the Odell-Q uigg- Dady COM
bination.
The delegation TO Saratoga, numbering
1888, win be practically n the control
the four districts-the First, Third, Seventh
and Thirteenth-carried by the oppoeition,
Mount to twenty only, but Cnarlee g
Dewey, who 10 in control In the seventh,
has announced his purpose TO act With the
majority Of the delegation. so that the
strength Of the three remaining districts,
n united, would only be 10, as against. liz
massed in support OF the county organiza-
ton.
First Dlstrlct-Michsel ,. Dedy D. Harry RAJ.
ston. r. Ross Appleton. Robert 8. Downing. Charles
Pe SsooV %Il''f p~l,. =; PlcaFahl nv; n J. '1 Byssttie, Robert
Wildwood, Edward vichmsnn. Alfred cassanese'
g., T SigT0 .f6~issSic.zR,ch.ra H. IL,s,@Oes. -.
Fourth Ds.rictzAltrsd J: Hcelsy: Th9Mss ?;
Peters. John prcscheI, il. Frank sPerTy: Iimotny
A F Tna"OH DyS:;tTieS1SoSe,s 4. ss.rt.y. William
WsntE. William L. E1ssncss: Charles F = weGs Der
= sI SssT 6i;'i i Es1;s; %.l I; S SIPii:% H.. oe %iI.s.
Richard /. Jackson. John Dtsms pv ,on, s,,,.
D. sey o.sa1 p P~i; 4sStn.f. asssy i Fr. 2sT0y' '0nn S'''
Eighth D~istrict-Jacob Brenner, Albert 4. wal
dron: james z McGrath. Charles A. Reamor.
Ninth DiSsricsAJsmes p. Conpell. Frederics
Linde. Elmer J. White. Thomas l.. Downing Morti-
me Tenth 8DiisstrHict-r,mo,hy. L. woodruff. Rudolph
Charles 4. Schieren, IT.: William Berri. Byron G:
Eleventh we D~lstr,ct-oeorse H. Roberts. u; Henry
+. Chapman, George {. Manning, william v. Colne.
Eugene 4so;,, N 5 TTsyl:;i J. Il STinR r. ctS sSnn 4 william lila A.
Andrew Calvin. John D. Gunther. Howard L.
Thifteenth District-Phnip T. williams, Francis
T. Williams. Frank F. Schultz Daniel J. Palmer
Fourteenth DIstrct-George A. owens, Bernard
. F WSsnsls; Tn~iisstfd@ct Wright, William p.
Miller, John H.. Campbell, George $. Hamilton,
Sixteenth ~pisSriet-Msrcgs 2, Campbell, Charles
'OSse sever iesnsS Ibistrict=Lewis NJ Syassy. Charles
Cooper. LlewelIyn 4. Wrsya Wh ard Paii,i2s: S frMfa
L. FSwcett, EDWARD {. Downing.
Eighteenth Disttct-Frederlck J.. H. Kreekey
r. ASercrOmSis' FredenSE VI. Rove. Robert g.
NsNTSeIEiD; Gf pIESIs,c n: csw5s@osG, :. H.ubsr., Jacob
Bartschuer, George SehI1genhsuf. Henry J. Wall
twentieth District-John X. Neal. Andrew
Lemon, Charles s. Bennett, Frederick 8. Hughes,
George p. England. Frank Bennett, Frederick
Gruse nslein.
Twenty -nrst ~District-HarTy Jscquillsrd. George
Jacqulllard. William Mack, John KisseH' Adolph
Levy.
Twenty second Districs-Jacob A. Livingston.
Charles II, Francis, Norbert Calvin. Clinton J. Bode,
Henry r. QUINN. Alfred J. Gilchrist, Frederick W.
Rourke, Frank Ehlers.
Twenty third District-John Ham. John Worth.
Clarence r. Smith. william h. Kowenhoven. Morris
Cohen. Money Rosenbaum. John Bushman.
Some Of the delegates are going to Sara
toga to-day, and all Of them will be on the
scene on Monday night, when Mr.. Woodruff
will hold a caucus OF the delegation.