The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

ton Is expected to follow ont the scheme of things outlined for them by the machine as told above. At the eau cuses last night the results were:
 First Ward.
 Frank J. Rice presided over the First ward caucus and Burton M. Blatchley was chosen secretary with out opposition. and the meeting at once, proceeded to the selection of delegates, to whom there was no op- position, either, everything being unanimously carried through. The delegates are unpledged They fol- low:
 City-John c. Tilson, Anthony Yer di, Burton M. Blatchley. Frank II. Mason, John Mccarthy. John T. Sloan, jr.
 '' Congressional = Theodore Gruener, Henry Hillman, George H. Scranton, Thomas K. Worthington, N. R. Hotch- kiss, Joseph H. Townsend .g Probate-Frank J. Rice, r. R.. Fisher, Henry H. Townshend. George B Cooper, W. E. Butler, c. J. Bart lett.
 Justice of the peace-Edward T. Moulton, George E. Steele. E. P. Mer- riman, E. l.. Chapman. Edwin Hub bell, Israel Hirschman.
 Second Ward.
 In the Second ward the delegation, while not instructed for Woodruff Is again believed to be favorable t. him. The caucus adopted the following res- olutipn. in favor of our present gov ernor
 "The republicans of the Second ward of New Haven believe that Rol- lin S, Woodruff should be renom- mated.
 Able, honest, courageous, he has done credit to his office, and has con ducted the affairs of the state in a businesslike manner.
 'The people are proud of him, and desire an opportunity to re-elect him
 "We request the delegates from New Haven to work and vote for hi: nomination so long as his name is be- fore the conyenuon.a2. M
 The delegates to the convention were elected without any opposition as fol lows:
 City-Dennis A. Blakeslee, Mnotte A Chatfeld John H Clarke, Charles w. ,Brely Ernest c. Simpson, Louis Knoll meyer, John J. Chandler, W. Scott Flames, F. s. Swift, Frank DAndrea. Congressional-Fred l.. Mead, John Flannery, Charles Greenhouse. George Dot (Sha a,ln EnII Salisbury, David Steele, Fred H. Ack ley, Emil Meyer Charles H. Paber, jr. ' Probate-Louis Knollmeyer, Frank E Bollman, Edwin S. Pickett, Charles J Fox, Fred S. Cobell, J. Peter Dejon Edward J. Stanford, William B. Ely Paul Steinbach, Herbert w. Oviatt.
 Justice of the Peace-Edwin s. Pick cit, Frank E. Bollman, William E. Elm erick, Richard Watson, Nathan B Fitch Samuel Lapides, Abram Heber. ger, Frank H. Pearce. Patrick Galag. her, Edward J. Stanford.
 Third Ward.
 In the Third ward the delegation elected at the caucus was uncontesteC also and there were no instructions giv en. The following men were sent tt the four conventions which are to b held:
 { City--William r, Clarke, Philip H Well, Barnett German, Frederick J McKerness Jacob Caplan, George Mon tano, James Daven, John J. Scally.
 Congressional-Joh H. Allard, Loui Coleman, Edward W Lynch, Isaac Ja 'cobson, Frank Maneini, James Pierce David Levy, Samuel Bonner
 Probate--Barnett Berman, Fdwar, w. Lynch Samuel J. Nathanson, Jacol Caplan, Abraham Podoloff, Jacob Fein stein. Samuel Eskin, Richard Fein stein.
 Justice of the Peace--William h Clarke, Barnett Berman, Jacob Caplar Edward W. Lynch Samuel J. Nathan son, Charles Thomas, Abraham Podo loff, John H. Allard.
 Fourth Ward.
 In the Fourth ward in which grea interest is taken as being the home ( Frederick Whitaker who is the recoe nized leader of the Lake campaign i this city the caucus without disser selected ticket which is headed b MT Whitaker himself. which mean that there will be at least one delesat who will favor Lake in the conventio tonight. How the rest of the delegatio will line up is not known but they wi probably be with the machine program W The delegates selected:
 # Gity--F E. Whitaker N. B. Hoyt, W K Comstock, F. L. Homan, F. l