The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-03

t the best'known Republican worker
g in Delaware. He has held tn,
: position of private secretary to for
mer Senator Anthony Higgins
t superintendent in the rural free de.
livery, and in the customs depart
f ment OF Cuba. He has also had wild
newspaper experience. He long age
, won praise as a party organizer, ant
mas tor years been feared by tie
Democrats on account OF the success
full campaigns he has waged agains,
them.
RECORDER OF DEEDS. --.
James S. Moore has for years
been a clerk for j. T. Mullin & Sons
the clothiers and always has been
a prominent and active Republican.
he IS member of the Improved
Order Of Red Men and has the dis
tinction of having been one of th 9
youngest grand sachems who ever
served in this State. He also is
Mason.
Joseph c. Jolls is merchant of
Aliddletown and secretary of the
Republican County Committee.
He is a son of Postmaster Jolls of
Middletown. He has always been
identified with the Republican
party.
CoRoN Err, r.
Samuel McCorm ick is a carter
by occupation. He has several ,
times been candidate for office, /
but was not nominated until the
recent primaries. He has always
given his best efforts for the success
of the Republican ticket.
STATE SENATOR'S.
The candidates for state senators
are George W. Sparks, and James
W. Robertson in the First district;
Thomas J. Sterl ing in the Second:.
Robert McFarlin in the Fifth; and
Benjamin G. Lockerman in the
Seventh Messrs McNulty, Groves
and Ellison, hold over in the Second,
Fourth and Sixth districts, respec-
lively.
George ". Sparks is one of the
foremost members OF the Young Men s
Club and has never stood
for Office by the popular vote before,
although he always has taken deep
interest in his paEty's S affairs. He is
IN own in the business world as secre.
tary OF the William Lea and Sons !,
Company.
James w. Robertson was twice
elected representative from the Third
district. which includes ali above
Eighth street and west of Market and
Ilso has served as a member Of City
Council. He is an upholsterer in
he employ Of the Jackson and Sharp
Thomas J. Sterling of Christiana
Hundred has never held public office.
Though he has been an active work.
/ in the party for years, He is a
'ell known farmer.
Robert McFariin Of New Castle
hundred is farmer by occupation, a
lemOcr Of the Trustees OF the Poor
nd former member Of the State
egislature
Benjamin G. Lockerman, Of ths
2venth district, is a resident Of
own5end aud ia one OF the best
l0Wn Republicans IN the lower part
the couoty. lie has never held
,ItiCdl Office
REPRESENTATIVES,
Representative James Kitchen, OF
First district, Is one of the
ost aggressive Republican workers
Wilmington. lie is a llvcryman,
d has twice represented his dis
ct in the lower house of the Leg.
ature.
Charles A, Rudolph. of the Sec.
d district, is engaged with hs
ther in the jewelry business a5
)urth and Market streets, and is
G Of the best known Young Uusi-
IS men Of Wilmington. He has
Sts of friends, and is one of the
'emost members Of the Young
MS Republican Club.
John u. Jones, who opposes SIR.
d0lph is a we'll known East Side
publican and clerk in the en-
y of the p. W. & B r. r. Co.
'Ohn Bancroft, in the Taird dis.
It, is 4 leading business nan Of
lmington, and is secretary and
,eriltendent of the Joseph Ban
1T aud Sons Company. While al
ys manfeStIng a deep interest in
party's affairs, he has never as.
ed to Office before
William Lawton Is well.kuown
reliant and in addition to b,ing
Republican is president
he Board of Trade. lie has al.
- been actively interested in do.
,ping the Industrial life Of tho
ames {. Wrightngton, in tina
yh district, isa welI.known Re-
llcan Of the Eleventh ward, and
host OF friends, He is a rail
engineer. ,cs
.braham L. Frye. in the Sixth
-rict; William r. Finn, la the
enth; William NJ. Eastburn, 10
Eighth; John Il. Johnson. in tho
'th; John E. Taylor, in the Tenth
IN W. Dayett, in the Eleventh;
liam A, Price, in the Twelfth
10 ard V. Aspril, 10 the Thir'
lth; William G. Money, in the
lrteenth; and Samuel c. Der
son, in the Fifteenth; all outside
are prominent IN
publican circles in their respec-
: districts and representative
D.
WHEN AND WHERE TO VOTE.