Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-12


Fifth CWhite Clay Creek, New Castle
and Red Lion), ALBERT N. Sutton.
Sixth (Pencader and st. Georges),
Charles H. Salmon.
Seventh (Appoquinimink and Black
bird), George M. ID. Hart.
The only contests were in the Fifth
and Seventh districts. In the former
7. Bayard Heisel was defeated by SUIT
ton by II plurality. George M. d. Hart
defeated Edmund Draper by small
plurality.
The result for representatives, was as
follows:
First district-rhomas H. Gormley.
Second-J. T. Ahrens.
Third-William F. Kurtz.
Fourth-John P. Donahoe.
Fifth-F. ]. NlcNulty.
Sixth, Brandywine-W. S. Bird.
Seventh, Christiana-Frank Melvin.
Eighth, Mill Creek-John Niven.
Ninth, White Clay Creek-Nathan
Motherall.
Tenth. New Castle-Lewis E. Ella
son.
Eleventh, Pencader-David c. Rose.
Twelfth, Red Gion-W. u. c. Car
nagy.
Thirteenth, st. Georges-James 7
Shalicross.
Fourteenth. APPOINTMENTS -Georg
Virgins.
Fifteenth, Blacsbird-John A. Datti
In the Twelfth there was a close figh
between Carnagy and J. II. S. Gan
Carnagy being nominated by 21 plu
rality. In the Eleventh Bose defeate
John B. Alaloney by about doze
votes. In the Fourteenth district Wig
gins was opposed by w. ]. Duhadawa
, and John Taylor, who was a membs
of the last Legislature. In the Blacl
bird district George r. Davidson ol
. posed Latta, while in New Cast
:, Lewis e. Eliason, Artemas Smith an
Joseph lie Fevre ran, Eliason winnir
: by 81 plurality. The districts in whiC
there were contests are considers
safely Democratic.
The following returns show the sta
of the vote in the several districts:
r FIRST REPRESENTATIVE Dd
,e TRDCT.
: First Election District-Represent
70 tive. Thomas f. Gormley, 79; Walt
At H. Hartlove, q. Sheriff. Alfred
10 Carmichael, 26; Joseph S. Dunlap, /
a Robert T. Moody, 62. Coroner, John
I'd ireland, 25; George c. Rothwell,
ar George "A. Willis, IS; Herbert Yeat
"a. Assessor. James d. Mccoy, 1
Delegate to state convention, Willii
A. Brommell.
or Second Election District-Represe
he ative, Gormley, 55; Hartlove, II. Sh
e. if, Carmichael II; Dunlap, IS; Moo
KS So. Coroner, ireland, 3; RothweM,
tie Willis, 4; Yeates, co. Assessor, J
to Coy, II.
Jal Third Election District-1Represen
so tive, Gormley, "a; Hartlove, 26. sf
ne III, Carmichael, %; Dunlap, p; Moo
tn u. Coroner, ireland, II; Rothwell
Willis, is; Yeates, z. Assessor,
Coy, so. Delegate to state convent
y James It. McHugh.
ie Fourth Election District-Rsl
sn' sentative, Gormley, SO; Hartlove,
ing Sheriff, Carmichael, 46; Dunlap,
'es- Moody, AZ. Coroner, Ireland, IS; r.
urt well, II; Willis, IA; Yeates. II.
sn' SCISSOR, Mccoy. 106. Delegate to 6
'ne convention, Brommell.
un- Fifth Election District-Represe
ieiu tive. Gormley, 80; Hartlove, IL. S
III. Carmichael, 10; Dunlap, 10; Mo
II. Coroner, ireland, 1S; Rothwel
-. willis. %; Yeates, IL. Assessor,
,S,os Coy, Al. Delegate to state conven'
ngle Samuel Keating.
"a sixth Election District-Represe
.ha Tive Gormley. q; Hartlove, 21. Sh.
ora Carmichael, IA; Dunlap, 10; Moody
, a. lcoroner, ireland 10; Rothwell, 8;
lis. II; Yeates, "a. Assessor, Nc
49.
MS. SECOND REPRESENTATIVE
mis- TRICT.
were First Election District-For sen
Hor- first senatorial district, Andrew
rank