The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-26
John E. Taylor Chosen by
H.. a Close Majority.
VANDEVER FOR CORONER.
The Vote a Surprisingly
Large One. Republican
y Committee Makes
an Official Count
WILL ANNOUNCE WINNERS.

Quoted their primaries saturday after
noon, and the surprisingly large vote poll
ID Indicates the widespread interest taken
n the election. 1t was perhaps tho closest
nomination election tho party has ever
conducted. The unofficial returns show
that nominees are defeated by close plur-
slities 1t Is believed that John H. Taylor
Alfred d. Vandever for coroner and Della
! Ware Clark for Recorder OF Deeds On
these officers conferred tho strongest fight
% tho vote shows.
1 Other nominees are:
y For senator's First district, S. NJ. Knox;
/ Second, present incumbent holds over;
Third. Webster, Blakely; Fourth. James
n, Shake speare; Fifth, Robert McFnilin
IaHth. Merritt N. Willitts; Seventh, Isaac
r. Stats.
Ropresen tatives-F First, james Kitchen;
aSecond. Robert NJ. Burns; Third, james
/, ". Robertson; Fourth, James D. Carter;
Fifth, no nomination; Sixth, Frank Ew-
ilgt Seventh, George Frizzell; Eight, John
W. Dennison; 9th, r. Hushebeok; 18th,
Charles Walton; Twelfth, Theodore H.
Clerk; Thirteenth, Bod r. Cleaver; Four
teentb, Erapk 1iattnuus; Fifteenth, Har-
ry w. Woodkeeper.
Assessors district, John G. Nc
Caulley.
Second district-William H. Hanna.
Third dlstrict-Harvey Hoffpcker.
Fourth district-lsaac W. Bowers, unap-
posed.
Fifth district William R. Jones, unap-
posed.
Following is the result Of the nomina-
tion in figures all the figures excepting
those Of the county being official
City Sher!i1-Bradley, IA; Megillgan.
liz; Mcdaniel, sos; Stidhanl, 75l; Taylor,
40.
Coroner Galloway, 17s; Guthrie, 1873;
Mccormick, 576; Mann, 800; Ridgeway,
1856; Spring 35S; Vandevcr, 9lS.
Recorder of Deeds-Bucklngham, 2i9;
Brown, 459; Clark, 813, Dixon, TO- Moore,
IS; Naudnin, $50; Piersou. 549; Robinson,
88S; Watson, So; White 377,
Totals Couu y-Shsritf Bradley, 275;
Meghligan. l49; Mcdaniel, 2y6; Stldnnm,
AS; Taylor, $40.
Coroner-Calloway lO5; Guthrie 40;
Mann 100; Ridgway, 43; Spring, 70; YAM
Recorder of Deeds .Buckingham, $40;
Brown, 80; Clark, 547; Dixon. POI; Moore,
45; Naudain, POS; PierEon, %; Robinson,
81; Watson, l0l white, 565,
Grand totals-Sherid-Br Bradley, 1919;
ham, ll9i Taylor 1918. Tuylor's plu-
rality, l2l
Coroncr-Calloway, 277; Guthrie, SOB;
Manu-, 1883; Ridgway, 27S; Spring, 49,,
VaEdever, 1893. Nandever's plurality, ll0
Recorder OF Deeds-Buckin ghnm, 459;
Brown, 59S; Clark s56, Dixon. $50; Moore
1893; Naudaln, ~; Piers,n, 57B Robinson,
3d.; Watson, 1877; White. 733 Ciark's
majority. la3
The Senatorial vote was First district
Robert AGnir. 43i; Stephen Downey, 2G0;
b. NJ. Knox, S4i. XII ks plurality, .a2
Third distriCt-lnComplet returns.
Fourth district
Filth district-Robcrt McFariain, 437;
Money, 50. McFur: aims plurality 3a7.
Sixth distrlct-Wlllltts, unopposed.
Seventh district-Unopposed
Representatlves-Fir district, Jamea
Kitchen, 8i4; William Turner, lou. Hitch.
ems plurality, 24i
Second district Robert M. Burns, 1856;
Elmer L. Pierce, 1877 Burn plurality, 100
Third distrct-Janes w. Robertson, SOY;
George W. Roberts, 254; W. Scott Vernon,
liz Robertson plurality, 253
Fourth diatrict-itilliam j. Conner, lis
James u. Carter, l9S. Carriers plurality.
Fifth district-No candidate offered
Sixth disti ict-Frank Ewing, 81; God
frey h. Handy, 80: William A. Tulioy, S.
Ewings plurality, ~
Seventh district-Gcorgo Frizzell,
Eighth dIstrict-John W. Denuisou.
Ninth district-John Piliing
Tenth district-H. r. Hushob beck, 1i2;
james B. Hance 81. Hushebeck's plu-
Rality As
Eleventh district-Charles Walton.
Twelfth Observation-Disclosures H. Clark,
as; John B, Burtis 5I, Frank r. House.
holder As
Thirteenth dlstrict-Boyd r. Cleaver
has twelve plurality.
Fourteenth dlstric:-Frank II. Latta-
mus, "a; DR.. 5. n. Enos, 81
Fifteenth district-Harry w. Wood.
keeper unopposed
The vote Tor assessors in Wilmington re
suited:
First Observation-Disclosures Bulleigh, ISL;
John G. McCnulley, @GJ. McCauliey's
plurality, 81.
Seco'd listlict-Jnmos w. Agnaw, 1lG;
Georf' l.. Cameron, l56; Willinm Ii. Ham
M, 10 Hdnnns plurality, 80.
Third district-thilomm Chandler, $50;
Hnrvey tloifccker, 3sl; Charles Wbaun,
el6 Hoffcckers plurality lGS
Fourth distriet-lsaac w Bowor, 3li
Ill opposed
Filth .Jistrict-William H. Jones, Az
upopposed.
Road Commissioners;
Six h rcprcsGn atiye district Banks, 63:
TRliey, i3. Banks plurality, ~
Scycnth dstrict-DlIworth, 81; Myers,
1871; Brackiu 50; Talley, l9S; Walker 49,
Talley's plurality I.
Eighth dstrlct-Bal 3d. Denni.on. Isl;
Hauna, s.; Joseph NJ. Hanna, Ii; Hen
Erickson, III, Talley, II; Taylor 266;
HiyhNelu, 81, Taylo. plurality. l30.
Ninth district
Tenth district-Davis 10; Grier l32; kee
1T Grier's plurality, ),
Eleventh distilGt-Ihomas Ladell no
opposition
Twelfth di triGt-Llstcr Is; Moore Il;
P0rdham IS; Por!ham plurality 10.
Thirteenth di5ricL-AilIson I ploGsan-
ton 50. fieHsHntons ma GRITTY ~.
Fifteenth district James IL. McCol-
lum unOppospd,
County Aa,ossor5 and inspectors.
First dis riot Of the sixth representative
district assessor lianbv. Inspector Casey.
Second di triCt-AsscssOr Handy In
spector Beatty.
Third dis rlct Assessor Handy. Inspcc-
tor Wa son.
Seventh Representative dist,iCt-- first
district Assessor John L Whnnn, Inspec-
tor Gruulne.
SEC nd dis rict--Asscssor Whann In
spectpr Williams
Third 4! trct-Asscssor Whann
Fourth GlstriCt-Whann. Inspector l2S.
Filth Gistrlvt-Aasessor Whann. Iu-
speC,Ur Peoples.
Eighth Representative district three dis
tricts, Assessor Groves, Inspectors Doigh.
ton, Picrson and Johnson.
Ninth Representative distrct-three
district. Assessor Clark. INSPECTORS
Smith, Wright and ROCKWELL
Tenth repre- ,entative diItriCt-Fyur de.
trios. Assessor Wise. Inspectors Brad
ley, McIyor, Burris, Rothweil.
Eleventh representativC-lwo districts.
Assessor Barber. Inspector PaXson.
Twelfth Representative distr!Ct-Two
districts Assessor Pordlam. Inspectors
Swan and Paxson.
Thirteenth representative district-FIvo
dlstLicts. Assessor CarponCcr. Inspectors
Suyiam, John W. Dickinson.
-Four! eeutll district-Assn. sOr HutChin-
son, Inspectors Lattnmu7 and Harmon.
Fifteenth distriCt-Asses5or james c.
Reynolds, Inspectors farrell and Smith
WHOM TIE NOMINEES ARE
John +. Taylor was born in tho city of
Wilmington on NovomDor b. 1866 but
while very young his father moved to Red
Lion hundred where young Taylor lived
until about the time he reached his ma
j0rity. Then he again moved with his
father to Now Castle hundred, near Hare
Corner, where he has rc.lued ever since
His residence for the past twenty-five
years has been on the public road leading
from Iiaro's Corner to Cbristiana
Mr. Taylor las always been Il farmer,
and he 5 Ocesdod his flu her IN the manage
ment and control Of the farm op which he