The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
REPUBLICANS 5 ).
In THE FIELD.

i
ance aud from this time on the can
didatcs will have their smiles and
warm shake hands for the voters.
Mayor Fisher will shortly be called
upon tc again display his executive
ability m selecting the members of
the Board of Health. Among those
mentioned are DR.. John p Wales, for
| president of the Board. DR.. Wales
record in the medical profession and
In office is enough to guarantee that
such an appointment would be credi-
table to the appointing power and
complimentary to the city. Other
! physicians mentioned are DR.. Ii. w.
II Dwell and DIR. A. II. Frantz. For a
business man the names Of Harry w.
Lowe, Robert b. Kemp and Ii. Went
worth Zeblcy are frequently mention
! o.
There is always a plumber on the
| Board and tie men spoken of are
james r. Traynor, Herman Hanf and
George G. Hutton.
DE- NJ. j. Hughes has been recog-
nized by City Council as Port Physi-
clans but the new Board OF Health
may recognize DR.. Bastian. That
would lead tip to another controversy
between two city departments.
For Executive officers those who
would like to inspect the cellars and
use the fumigatng machines are Al
bert +. Neutzc. Henry Lang, John
McCaulley, Charles Bowers, Moses
Wiley, Harvey X. Wadman, Charles
G. ignutt and Samuel J. Allen.
For Secretary of the Board and City
Registrar there is only one person
mentioned. Joseph Wigglesworth. lie
filled the position for two years with
credit, was competent and obliging
and courteous to all. He showed his
sterling worth when smaIlpoxappear-
cd and had his executive officers drill
ed 50 we'll that The quarantine was
the best ever held in Wilmington. lie
had to work his men on economical
basis for Democratic Council refus-
ed to assist him. He never had any
trouble with those who called at the
office and his annual reports were
commented Oh by leading men Of the
country and II elected to the position
he would be sure to give general sat
isfaction.
IN THE COUNTY.
For Sheriff the only Republicans in |
the ticldat present are Joseph Martin |
and Emmit Stidham with John l..
Prick feeling his way for 1904.
For Coroner Alfred d. Vandevcr
would like to preside over the Coro-
ner's Office again while Samuel II.
Mccormick feels that turn about is
fair play and that it ought to be his
turn in 1902 TO be the standard bear
er of the Republican party for Coro-
ner.
James II. Chandler has refused to
allow the use of lis name asa candi-
date for Coroner despite of the ell
treaties of his friends His under
taking business is such that it re-
quires his special attention and would
not have the time to devote to the
office Of Coroner.
For Recorder OF Deeds, Regis
tiar OF Wills and CIerx OF Orphans
Court, James p, Ratledge, ", A.
llukill Julian {. Walker, Francis
Walker, Ferris Giles. David p.
Hutchinson and George W. Nau.
dam are mentioned as having bees
buzzing IN their bonnets.
For the Legislature in Whining.
ton, Charles E. Sparks, James
Kitchen. Joseph Macklin, Francis
S. Bradley, Hamilton Stewart. S.
NJ. Knox and James W. Robertson
are men no wonld like 10 he III
the next Legislature. As the sea-
son advances there will be more
candidates.
In New Castle hundred William
Stafford. George W. Vantiue, Ed
ward l.. Wilson and James B.
Foster are mentioned for Repre-.
sentative while Robert McFarlin,
John Burris and James L. Chaleng-
er are named as possibilities for
State Senator. J. Thomas Wright.
Of Pencader; Harry Clark aud
Messrs. Townsend aud McIntyre, of
Delaware City are also spoken OF
as good men.
In Red Lon hundrcdGeorge Rev.
bold and e. W. Pancoast would
Ike TO be the party nominee.
In the other hundreds the party
workers are looking over the crop
If possibilities for the candidates
must be men Of integrity who can
De intrusted to 90 into caucus and
.lect two United States senator's.
Every hundred will have it's DEM
'cratic club and the Democrats will
)e united.
Ii the Republicans want to win
hey must get together. Nomi.
ate good men and e lect two Re.
,ublicans as United States Sena.
ors is the general cry and the only
Sav to win.
The Otnello Range, Johnson 's6th
md King streets.