The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-12-07

ington ?' is question heard more and more fire.
quently every day, almost every hour, among
the large and steadily increasing clentaRe of THE
SUNDAY HERALD.
That question was first put in the columns of
the paper several weeks ago, and the readers of
The HERALD and citizens of Washington gem
orally were requested to send in ballots having
the names of the young persons they thought
worthy to be called most popular among all the
thousands of boys and girls of the National
Capital
1t was question which Immediately attracted
attention in every home blessed with children,
and the ballots which have come pouring in daily
since the polls were opened show that the in
terest aroused is by no means langud or SUPER
fetal. Over fifty names of boys and girls have
been placed on our lists by friends and admirers
of the young people, and already an intense but
eminently ,good-natured rivalry has developed
between the leading candidates. Some of the
latter had up to last night polled more than five
thousand votes. and the contest has as yet only
fairly begun. This would indicate that the one
it VINO IS m nafy y voted most popular of all and re-
ana handsome surrY, will have to poll great
Week before last the number of ballots sent in
was very large-more than double that of any
previous week Last week the poll was not
as large, although it eXcelled any other week
except the previous one.
The, standing of the candidates last night was
as follows:
]. Madge Gilbert. Takoma Park
.. Helen Seufferle, 900 S street northwest
3. Edith w. Hough, 245 N. Capitol street.
4. Edward Fisher McKnew, 2424 Fourteonsh
5: Edward E. Darby, 1916 Twenty ninth street
northwest.
6: George L. Detz, a39 New Jersey avenue
!. Lucille Colby 1927 F street northwest.
.. Fannie Rudderforth, Sl5 First street ReFth-
g. Clarence E. Frey, 3OlO street northwest.
~. Maria Pushaw, 1914 Vermont avenue.
west. - 'N-
IL. Benjamin Harrison McKee, Executive Srsn
sion.
IS. Garnett /. Hobbs 500 K street northwest
4. Herbert HI. Doyle 30l6 o street northwest
IS. Clarence L. Park, us street northwest.
II: Clement r. Keyworth. 1907 H street north
IS. Katharine May Brooks, 1904 Fourteenth
street northwest.
-. Walter Foster, 942 street northwest.
20. Welhelnina LaHayne, 1l17 2 street south
east.
q: r. Golden Donaldson, 2O9 Thirteenth street
southwest.
%. Teresa Belle Kondrup, 1901 New Hampshire
avenue.
23. Willis NJ. Baum, 71a street southwest.
"a. Hattie Morrow, 4lS Eighth street southwest.
20. Z. Frank Davis, 1544 Ninth street northwest
26, Katie E. Gaskins, 1205 Twenty eighth street
northwest.
II. John G. McCubben. 93S street northwest.
2s. Don Allen, 1905 Q street northwest.
90 Bessie Clarke Baker, 1919 X street northwest
80 William Charles Hammett, SO4 Twentieth
81. Richard Drum White, 1886 street northwest
32 Irene l.. Moore, 494 G street southwest.
S3. George w. Vierbuchen, $40 Eighth street
3l Mamie L. Arp bruster, 26l7 K street north
west.
35. Lizzie Van vecls, 4O7 Fourth street north
east.
86 Charles F. Williams, 81 street northwest.
81. Frank Ghiselh 1875 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest
49, Charles F. Sterne, 81 street northwest.
80. Willie B. Caperton, 1904 street northwest
40. i. M. Hall, 3029 Ninth street southeast
Al. Ada Dermody, SIT street northwest
AZ. Richard j.. Rggles, 445 Q street northwest
43: Etel Wyckotf, 9O3 Massachusetts avenue
northeast.
A. James Joseph Winchester, 2Ol3 G street
northwest
45. Frank Ray Howe, l7Ol street northwest.
As: Katharine Wright Saxton, Kenesaw avenue,
Mt. Pleasant
II. Frances t. Towers. 134l Fourteenth street
northwest.
As, John Naylor swartzell, l1O7 N street north
west.
40. Samuel shellabarger, Jr., Sl2 Seventeenth
street northwest
SO. Charles E. March, 900 Massachusetts, avenue
northwest.
81, Nellie t. Breuninger, 724 Thirteenth street
northwest.
52. William Henry Hamilton, 613 South Caro-
lima avenue southeast,
So. George H. League, 724 Thirteenth street
northwest.
81. John Graham, S23 Thirteenth street north
west.