The age-herald., 1901-01-01
AUSTIN REELECTED
 CHIEF OF POLICE
Has Plurality Over Mcdonald and DoneIson of 172
 Votes After Exciting Contest.

ward 4O9; Sixth ward. 9S; Seventh ward, 1892 Eighth ward, 1S3; Ninth ward, 96 To- tai, 1918.
 Scott-First ward, 1O9 Second ward, 227 Third ward, PA; Fourth ward, 70; Fifth ward, 396; Sixth ward 110; Seventh ward, 174; Eighth ward, 153; Ninth ward, 95. To- tai, 1858.
 Simmons-Frst ward, 232; Second ward, 230; Third ward 7S; Fourth ward, 4S; Fifth ward, 332; Sixth ward, 1OS; Seventh ward, 179; Eighth ward, 152; Ninth ward, 157. To- tai, 1526
 The Full Vote.
 The full vote by wards from Mayor to committeeman was as follows
 First Ward.
 For Mayor-W. M. Drennen 2S5.
 For Chief of Polce-C. w. Austin, 93; James B. Donelson, 69; T. c. Mcdonald, 199
 For Police Commissioners-W. T. Gath right, 231; w. H. Lodge, 237; J. H. McCary, 1G5; z. T. Rudolph, 10S; James E. Scott, 10S; w. T. Simmons 232.
 For Alderman = John G. Greener, 217; Michael J. Sullivan, 127.
 For Committeeman-Fred Williams, 173; , John Horan, 123. s
 Second Ward.
 For Mayor-Drennen, w. NJ, 354.
 For Chief of Polce-Austin, c. w., 205; Donelson, James B., 6S Mcdonald, T. C., 204
 For Police Commissioners-Gath T. W, 227; Lodge, w. H., 225; McCary, J. H., 2l7; Rudulph, C. T., 241; Scott, James E., 227; Simmons, w. T., 240.
 For Alderman-F. Rainbow, 218; Ward, 25S.
 For Committeemen-O'Neil, Dozer.
 Third Ward.
 For MavOr-W M Drennen 253
 For Chief of Police, c. w. Austin, 21S; James B. Donelson, 43; c. Mcdonald, 47.
 For Police Commssioners-T. W. Gath right, 66; w. H. Lodge, 55; J. H. McCary, 227; z. T. Rudulph, 23O; James D. Scott, PA; w. T. Simmons, IS.
 For Alderman-Copeland, 152; Davis, 151. | For Committeeman Brooley, 132; Ant wine, 166; Kerney, 143 Fourth Ward.
 For Mayor-Drennen, w. M, no For Chief of Polce-Austin, c. W., 63; Donelson, James B., 29; Mcdonald, T. C., ,, 35.
 For Police Commissioners-Gathr T. w, 52; Lodge w. Ill., 40; McCary, J. H., 6S; Rudulph, 2. T.. 72: Scott, James E., 70; l Simmons, w. T., 48 For Alderman-Copeland, 7s; Meighan. 4S l For mmitteemen,-Thompson, Newton. Fifth Ward. For Mayor-W. M Drennen 495. For Chief of Polce-C. w. Austin, $40; l James B. Donelson, l62; T. c. Mcdonald, 249. 1 For Police Commissioners-T. W. Gath ] right 319; w. H. Lodge, 2S7; J. H. McCary, 1 399; Z T. Rudolph, 409; James E. Scott. 396; l w. T. Simmons, 332. For Alderman-E K. Austin, 60; William l R. Gum, 302; Frank F. Snedecor, 1S0; M M Williams, 1S0.
 For Commtteemen-wheela 4O5; H. B. | Abermathy, 332.
 Sixth Ward. For Mayor-W M. Drennen, 1S5. | For Chief of Police-C. W. Austin, S4; 1 James B. Donelson, 55 T. c. Mcdonald. S0 For Police Commissioners: T. W. Gath right 125; w. H. Lodge, 94; J. H. McCary, | 102 z. T. R1dulpih 9S; James E. Scott 110; | W. T. Simmons, 10S. | For Alderman-Altman, 15s; McGlemry, 65. Seventh Ward. | For Mayor-Drennen. W. M, BIO. For Chief of Police-Austin, c. w, 150; Donelson, James B., 11S; Mcdonald, T. C.. ] IA.
 For Police Commissioners-Gathri T. w., 1Ss; Lodge, ". H., 16l; McCary, J. H., POS; Rudulph, Z T., 1S2: Scott, James E., | 174; Simmons. w. T.. 179. For Alderman-John Thach, 20; Douthit, | S3. For Committeeman Tom Bains, G. B. ! Burkhalter. Eighth Ward. For Mayor-M. NJ. Drennen, a66 For Chief of Police-C. W. Austin, 137; James B. Donelson, 92; T. c. Mcdonald. l 109 | For Police Commissioners-T. w Gath | right. 151; w. H. Lodge. 13s; J. H. McCary. | 179; Z T. Rudulph, lS3; James E. Scott, | 153; ". T. Simmons. 152. | For Alderman-Gray. ?53; Spencer, H For Committeemen-Harry White. 2s; W. K. Rosser. 1S3. Ninth Ward. For Mayor-w. M. Drennen, - For Chief of Police-c. W. Austin. s;; James k. Donelson. 56; T. c. Mcdonald, Ill. For Police commissioners-w. T. Gath right. 16o; W. H. Lodge, 11: J. H. McCary. 1os; z. T. Rudolph. s6; James E. Scott. ss: W. T. Simmons, 157. For Alderman-John F. Harrington. 152; A Stockmar. 164. For Committeeman Ninth ward-shrop- shire. 15o; Pat o'Hara. l52 Mcdonald Accepts Results. Mr. Mcdonald was seen last night and stated that he felt that under the circum- | stances he had made a wonderful race, and came out of 1t with no malice towards any one. He said that he had made a clean con- | test, and had refrained from mud singing. but had himself been besmirched. 'T am surprised" he said. that law and order man and chief of pokce would misrepresent a man like Mir. Austin did in his statement in the Age-Herald this morning. when he stated that e understood that the wbiskey men had indorsed me. understand that he was informed that efhe indorsement of the whiskey men had gone to Mir. Donelson- appreciate the loyalty of my friends. and exn4et fo remain in Rfru1fngham and hou. | to prove my appreciation in the future"