Evening journal., 1900-03-19

l19, will be selected There will be two
from each county.
During the past week nominations
lof delegates and members Of the county
committee were made Only in Chris
} tiana, New Castle and Mill Creek hun
ldreds were there contests. In Christiana
e. B. Shuster was defeated Saturday
The city nominations were as follows.
WILMINGTON HUNDRED.
First ward-Delegates Howard D.
Ross and Thomas II. Buckley; alter
mates, Thomas Taylor, Joseph T. Mont
gomery; for members Of the First dis
trict committee, Thomas II. Buckley
II. d. Entricken and David McHenry
Second ward-Delegates Thomas w
McVey, John Viagofski, John w
Thompson and ]. II. Goodwin, Jr.; al
ternates, Frank McMullen, Charles
lGifford, John ]. Welsh, w. J. Winches-
ter; members of the First district com
Imittee, Thomas w. McVey, John Via
gofski, John w. Thompson and ]. II.
Goodwin. Jr.
Third ward-Delegates, Neal Comfy
Samuel Coyle, Harry p. Joslyn; alter
mates, Archibald Crozier. Thomas S.
Holt, Thomas Hume; city committee
men, Charles Harper, ]. d. Carter, JOS
eph Atkinson, Archibald Crozier, Hor-
lace G. Rettew.
Fourth ward-Delegates Joseph Wig
ellsworth, J. Hadley Lewis, William
Shockley; alternates, Samuel G. Chad
wick, William Lott, Isaac Chase; COM
mitteemen, James Kitchen, William
Lott, Harvey B. Wigglesworth, William
Shockley.
Fifth ward-Delegates, George w.
Bush, Edmund Mitchell, Jr., Lewis B.
Morrow, Charlton Robinson and DR..
Sherburn Rice; alternates, Edward w.
Jester, Hubert A. Roop, Henry Nor
rison, F. Everett Janyier and James
Seeney; committeeman. W. S. Quigley,
Homer Simmons, Frank w. Pierson,
John Bitus, Acton c. Pyle, M. Howard
Jester, Edmund Mitchell, Jr., II. II. Bill
lany and William W. Knox.
! Sixth ward-Delegates T. A. d. Hut
son. II. W. Chairs, George M. Fisher,
Wilson Hewsley, Ralph Spencer; alter
mates, w. ]. Mckinney, George w.
Cummings, Nevin NJ. Clowney George
IF. Durham, Howard Caldwell; commit
teemen, George w. Cummings, Alexan-
der Burleigh, c. Z. Willard, Henry
Fox, Robert L. Chadwick. Nevin NJ.
Clowney, ]. T. Brinckle
Seventh ward-Delegates Henry b.
Thompson, Philip Q. Churchman. John
P. Nields, Thomas J. Day, William
Naudain; alternates, Archibald S. Reed,
Dr. Swithin Chandler, John Huxley,
John Bailey Moore, Harry Weeks;
members of the First district commit
tee, Thomas S. Lewis, Harvey Hof-
fecker II. A. Brown, John I. Rogers,
Alexander Mason, William 7. Naudain,
William G. Taylor, William Deer II. c..
Pickles, Hugh Mccullough, Howard E.
Schrack.
Eighth ward-Delegates, William G.
Byron, ]. B. Blackburn, James H. Nor
ris, Edgar Pierce William II. Cald-
we'll; alternates, William Wintrup, f.
H. Davies, Wilmer X. Hahn, Walter
| Wallace Edward Anderson; members
of the First district committee Robert
i Spence, Frank r. Kendall, c. c. Hig-
mutt. W. T. Groves, J. H. Morris, J. p
Il Jones, w. II. Scott, Samuel l. Tillman
Ninth ward-Delegates, James L
Hawkins. George Watson, Rev. John
i A. Mattee; alternates, +. H. McCaul-
i Hey. John Spring, A. B. Mcpherson
Johnson; committeeman James II
Freeman, John Bond, James Olden
James L. Hawkins, George w. Bald
win.
Tenth ward-Delegates Robert Kee-
man and Walter X. Babcock; alternates
George f. Groves and Lewis E. Per
kins; committeeman, William Ball
4 Harvey X. Wadman. William S. Led
mum and Lewis r. Perkins.
Il Eleventh ward-Delegate, Patricl
Smith; alternate, Joseph Peoples; com
mitteemen, Samuel Irwin, Patricl
Smith and Robert McClelland.
Twelfth ward-Delegates William
File and A. G. B. Anderson; alternates
Stephen Burnite and John H. Wood
Ian; members Of the First district com
mittee, H. P. Lawrence, Samuel Allen
Jr.. John Leonard.
: The fight in the nominations in thi
contested districts narrowed to Sheriff
, Taylor against Colonel Dupont. Taylor
= IL is understood desires TO be delegat
, to the National Convention from rura
= New Castle county. II is conceded tha
: Colonel Dupont will be the delegate
n 1.-THE result of the nominations yester
81 day show that Taylor won only in on
< district, that being at Marshallton il
lChristiana hundred. Here E. B. Shus
= ter, who is a close Dupont man was de
J. feated by Thomas E. Colinson.
I'll At Seaford Delegates Thomas \
e Rawlins. w. Harry Brown, George
Spicer and Alternates Isaac 4
S Wright, w. S. Stuart and James I
n Fleetwood were elected.
= BOSSES WE'RE OUTWITTED.
= The election at Hockessin on Satul
o day resulted far differently than II
r owners of the kaolin mines in tn;
e place had anticipated. On Frida
tickets we're given the men employe
r in the mines by their bosses, with il
5 lstructions as to voting. These ticke
we're placed in one of the offices unit
the following day, Saturday, whe
: they were to be used. During the nigh
!. however, the DUPONT faction, havir
n heard of the scheme, stole into Il
3. house. where they confiscated Il
: tickets already there, leaving in the
/ places DUPONT tickets. On Saturday Il
e, men proceeded to the office, where the
=. procured the tickets left there the ds
before. Not knowing of the exchang
m they then went to polls, where The
IT voted. to a man, for DUPONT, in dire
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