Evening journal., 1900-11-03
HERMAN FLANK
Will moi VOTE
Does Not Want TO Exercise
Franchise in Delaware
MORE APPEALS BEFORE JUDGE
Batch Of suspected RepeatcrS SirickeI
From Lists OF The First and
Fourth BiStFitS
MORE APPEALS BEFORE JUDGE

pear before Judge Spruance TO show
cause why his name should not be
stricken from the registration lists of
the Fourteenth election district of the
Fourth representative district.
Flank lives at No. 514 Shipley street
to which place he came from Philadel
phia about eight months ago. On the
ground of being I'm the state less than
a year. Harry =. Joslyn presented a /
petition that his name be stricken off |
Flank did not appear In court, nor
was he represented. Mr.. We'll was the |
only witness examined In answer TO |
Mr.. Joslyns question. Mr.. We'll re-
poated tho conversation he had with |
Flank. Illustrating the testimony with
the gestures which Flank used in
making The statement Mr.. Weyls
testimony caused an uproar In the
court room. Everyone, from Judge
spruanCe 20 the bMlin, became con-
yuiaed with laughter
I'm concluding his testimony Mr.
Well said that Flank told him he
could vote in Philadelphia and besides
he was "a goot Republican
This evoked more laughter from the
/ Democratic side OF the room. and
Judge Srpuance said that be could not
express wonder NO Mr.. Whitemans
failure to defend Flank The judge
ordered that Flank's name be stricken
or.
During the afternoon batch Of
names was stricken of ON motion of
Harry =. Joslyn. The Democrats
would not defend them and the de-
PENDANTS did notappear i'm court These
We're i'm the Fourth and First rcprosen-
tahve districts, as follows.
Morris GOldstein. registered from
No. no West Front street. but could
not DE found there; Harry Stein reg
isterod from no. 101 West Front
lstreet There IS no such number Her
man Crise registered from No. l0g
West Front street, whore he is not
. known; Edward lSOenig, registered
, from No. Jos West Front street. whore
he was not known Joseph kraslo.
l baum registered from NO. n Eas
Front street where he is not known
J Henry Goodman. registered from No
~ East Front street. unknown. An.
. thony Deitch, registered from No 3Ji
East Second street. and Henry Prince
. registered from No. 206 Poplar street
neither of whom was known at adj
dresses given.
Appeals 20 strike off Walter Little
and Lemuel Gilkey from the lists OF
the Sixteenth election district of the
3 Fourth representative district were
dismissed
On the admission Of the defense that
3 Giovani Scopio did not live I'm the
, Thirty fourth election district OF the
Fifth representative district. In which
he was registered, his name was order
ed stricken on.
An appeal made 10 strike Off tn,
name Of Isaac II. Taylor, who had
registered from No 3O3 East Second
street. was dismissed. There was q
, misunderstanding between the regis.
! tration officers I'm entering Taylor.
residence. which was shown by the
( evidence 10 be at No $50 East Second
street An appeal to STRIKE
Off the name Of William Cooper, alsI
WAS dismissed.
Mr. Whiteman moved That his ap
peals to strike OF the names OF Henri
r Boyer, David White. George Bell an.
r John Rhoades De dismissed ,Judg
3 Spruance made tho order
The name of Fleming Armstron
e was ordered stricken from the lists %
/, the Second election district OF the Sew
Il enth representative district. lie wa
unknown at the house in Marshalllon
q which he gave as his home.
Frank Thomas appeared TO defen
himself from being stricken off on tn
charge of convict. Thomas said d
had never been convicted and was no
- in the state at the time the cour
showed that a Frank Thomas wa
E imprisoned in New Castle. Judg
6pruance ordered that the appeal D.
e dismissed.
J, The name Of James Murray was OF
dered stricken on by the production @
proof of his conviction.
Robert A. Miller was stricken fror
r the lists of the Second election distric
u of the Ninth registration district. !
r was shown that the parents of Mile
/, had removed to Washington. d. c., be
! fore Miller had become q years o
age, and that he had taken up a per
manent residence in the district since
Milton III. Hawkins, who was regis
tered from the Clayton House, was or
! dered stricken from the lists 1t wa
= shown that while Mr.. Hawkins live
! in Washington, ID. c., sufficient evi
: denoa Of his intention Of making tn
CLAYTON House his permanent resi-
dence was not established.
e COURT FINISHES WORK.
e The hearing OF additional appeal
was resumed this morning. The anpli
cation by the Democratic attorneys q
have stricken Off the names of Joscpl
Reodson, i'm the Second election ais
, trict of the Seventh representative dis
, trict; Joseph Hilyard, in the Second o
the Seventh; Henry Nichols, in th
Thirteth of the Fifth, and Isaac An
derson, Second Of the Seventh, be
cause Of alleged non-residence, wcr
= dismissed Andrew IIivotk0sld, WIN
, was registered in the Fourteenth Of IN
1 Fourth district was stricken from tn
= books, he being unable TO comply witt
that provision Of the law which re