The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-04-04

liar result. The fight was u more bitter one
than in the Second and the old war horse,
Hon. M. P. Fowler, was beaten by few
votes. Mr.. Fowler was selected for the
election board, but upon being taunted
with the boast that he was to be defeated in
his fight for County Delegate he secured a
| substitute for his place on the board and
pulled off his coat to make votes He made
an excellent stand and there is feeling of
sincere regret among many who did not
vote for him that he failed to rout his
opponents.
The Tosh- Morgan combination carried
the Third ward with flying colors. Sur
prses were expected and watched for, but
they failed TO materisizo. A few votes
were cast for j. II. Pomeroy, E,q., who
made personal fight during the week for
election as a Pershing delegate, but Mr..
Pomeroy states that the votes were cast by
people who failed to learn that he withdrew
from the fight Friday evening.
Squire T. Il. Williams and Councilmen
Lamb and james seemed more interested
in the Second ward fight than they were in
that in their own ward and they spert con-
siderable time near the Second ward poll ng
place Councilman Lamb was so much in
terested in it he failed to put in an appear
ance at the Third ward poll and his vote
was not recorded there.
In the Second ward desperate fight was
made against the Finney- Baird ticket by
the Morgan Broughall combination, but it
| failed miserably. The result was big sur
prise to the latter combination and its
Third ward friends. There was no opposi-
tion in the First ward.
The results of the primaries, as shown by
the returns were as follows:
FIRST WARD.
County Delegates-Adam Mort, John
Hesser. Alternates-David q. Hughes,
Harry Meyer. Legislative Delegates
David RenDie, John Kendrick. Alternates
j. S. Williams, Charles Haskins. Stand
ing Committee-A E. L. Lackie, Jesse
Davis. Alternates-Edward Dougherty,
Alex. Morris.
SECOND WARD.
County Delegates-Thomas Baird, SO
John F. Finney, "a. I. j. Broughsll, 48;
Harry Goodman. 25 Finney and Baird
received thesame vote for district delegates.
Their alternates, Frank Lewil and Elmer
Wasley received "a votes zach. The OPP
position candidates for district delegates
were W. j. Morgan, 80 votes, and George
Holvey 27 Standing Committee Squire
c. w. Dengler, "a; Harry EKeiper, "a.
OF A n, Nhn
opposition ticket, for standing committee,
r. II. Morgan polled II votes.
THIRD WARD,
County Delegates -Thomas Tosh and
William Trezise Alternates-John II.
Reese and Lewis Hafner. District Dele
gates-F. @. Reese and Robert Oliver.
Alternates-John Reeves and Henry
Bickelman Standing Oommittee-David
Morgan and Daniel Neiswender Alter
nates-John G.. Thomas and Benz. Beacher
The votes polled we're l75. Morgan, Reese
and Thomas polled all of them. None of
the candidates received less than 10 votes
FOURTH WARD.
County elegates-DAvis and Brown
Alternates-Lorah and Gable. District
Delegates--Powell and Tempest Alter
nates-Prichard and Schmidt Standing
ommittee-Walker and Lehe Alter
nates-L Lehe and Reigel.
FIFTH WARD.
County Delegates Charles Hornberger
and Samuel W. Davis. Alternates- Frank
Book and Henry Warwick District
Delegates William Bachman and Richard
d. Reese. Alternates--John Brown and
William w. Trezise. Standing Com.
mttee-John L. Hassler and Christ. Foltz.
Alternates--W William Bachman and Geo.
M. Boyer.
NOTES.
The voters of the Third ward who had
their eyes and ears open must have known
that during the election Saturday d. j.
Williams was one of the most loyal sup
porters David Morgan had and no reference
to the opposition could be construed as a
reflection upon Mr.. Williams.
Squire Dengler was at the Second ward