The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-18
SPECIAL TRAIN
FOR CAMPAUITES
AND ANTS"
Continued from First Page,

anti-Campau men are practically all
friends ana supporters c. Mayor
Thompson and many threats or
vengeance on Police Justice Jefries
were4~heard when he led the bolt To
form separate convention.
The same feeling was evidenced
when. In the examination of the Gre
dentials OF delegates. the name OF ].
Walter Dohany was called. Dohany n
the man who beat Jefferies In the
| caucuses and he was given q great
reception as he arose to state the
circumstances
Abundance OF evidence In anticipa-
ton OF a contest was secured by the
anti.Campau men. Each delegate was
called upon to stand up and recite
how he was elected. how many votes
were cast In the ballot box. how many
his opponent received and whether
that opponent acquiesced in the re-
suit. All this will be presented In
| typewriter form 10 the credentials
committee OF the convention
| Only the withdrawal OF the Campau
men after holding their convention In
the rear of the Wayne pavilion Satur-
day Afternoon prevented a collision be-
tween the rival forces. AS II was. no
blows were struck although the OPP
posing delegates strained their lungs
in boots and yells at each other.
After the Campau forces had ad.r
journed the antis adopted resolution
"expelling" Campau from the Demo-
cratic party.
1t is expected that Cummins. OF Lam
sing. state committeeman, will be
made temporary chairman OF the con-
ventlon. There will be only ten mem.
bers OF the credentials committee, as
two districts have contesting delega-
lions.
The following were selected as dele,
gates TO the Democratic state con-
vention by the Campau people. who
I held a county convention Saturday
afternoon while the Connolly Hender-
son crowd. who claim to be the dele
gates. were also holding conventions:
At large-Daniel J. campau. Thom-
as A. r.. .Weadock William c. Maybury.
Frederick +. Ingram. Henry NJ Black-
Well Henry RSelhriE W I9hn Ns ssT.
l.. J Jeffries. Wilbur Brotherton, DIR.
e, b. Smith. Or, b. r. Hoyt Andrews
Brevoort. NJ H.. Chamberlain. George
william Moore. L. f.. Tossy.
From the county outside OF Detroit
Frank Marks. Henry Molosh. Edward
pau. John Crowley George Cohan, Hon.
Joseph Waltz William Connor. Edward
Housh, Henry +; Horner Charles ses-
| sions George Chilson. Thomas M.
Lucking r. Il. Pointer. Fred Z. Greg
DRY. George Rouslfer. James Moore.
Frank Perry p. Ell o'pe'ts ;o Henry o Wis
NJ. Stellwagon. James r.. Clarke
Charles Bartz John p. Sanger.
From Detroit--charlsy s HAMPTON.
james A. Randall. Harry s. Mcdonald.
Frank +. Woodbury.. l.. d, Harris. J.
Emmett sullivan. Samuel w. BurrouGhs.
III. Collins. M. j Lehman. Charles II.
Bryan. George IL. Prentis. William n.
McBryan, 3. A.. Stonder. Robert NC
e H1aSies' NJ carlson, n Dr. W. J. Brand.
Franklin Robb. c.. NJ. Rousseau. Law
renee Ryan. Frank F. Whipple, A. c.
Thuner, c. X. Trombly. George Nc
Manus. Barnard J. Baker, Geo Emmett.
John H., sleyin, Fred T. Harward'
Alfred Latcha. Jos. Brewe. Thomas w.
Fltzsimmons, Jefferson G. Thurber.
Levi Flick. a b Hartford W.
Frank Polaski. Thomas Lunch. Fritx
Rojewski. John Wilson. George sulli-
van, Peter J. Sweeney, Frank Dohaney.
Philip Malo. Alfred Klebba. John Nc
Donald. Nicholas Robinson, Jacobs
Spelies. JOS. Hessler. John Galster.
Richard Trgaskis. John O.. Kesler.
| william L. Wallsce. John Janitzky.
John Zalke. Frank Ordanoski. James
Cummings. John WEIGH, Charles De-
Lisle. Theodore Cicotte, Frank Hlg-
I gins. DomInick Rtopelle. Herman Wort
man. Alfred Kellar. Joseph Rosinski.
ANTHONY Romanski
The delegates named In the forego-
! ting list Will leave for Lansing. We'd
nesday morning. NAV 90. at Sis from
| the Union depot. In coach especially
provided for them.