Evening journal., 1902-11-06

Judges OF the state courts are sitting
i'm this. Kent and Sussex counties this
afternoon. as boards OF canvass, to
lear the returns of the election.
Until the work has been completed
1t will be- impossible to give the Official
vote received by any candidate. There
are several contests and the result may
change the complexion OF the Leglsla-
ture as shown by the unofficial returns.
Joseph Wigglesworth. William Kurtz,
John w. Brady. Robert Adair. Francis
McCloskey and Frederick Stone were
appointed clerks TO assist the Judges
in tabulating the ret,rns
Chief Justice Lore announced that
the inspector I'M the Second district OF
the Eleventh representative district,
which Is in Pencader hundred, had faii-
ed To return the certificate. The in
spector OF that district was Frederick
Mclntire The names of the minority
Judges were called and delivered their
certificates.
/ IL will probably take three days toI
complete the count.
No conests will be heard before IT,
morrow morning.
No Contests in City
There will probably be no contests
I'M this city It. was rumored that
Kitchen would probably contest the
election OF Buckmaster In the First
representative district but this was de-
MED this morning.
There will be contests In So. Georgs,
Blackbird Brandywine White Clay
Creek and Christiana hundreds.
Mr.. -Aspril's Contest
In st. Georges hundred. which is the
Thirteenth representative district
Leonard " Aspril, Republican will
contest the election of James T. Shall
cross, who had a majority of but four
votes.
In the Fifteenth representative dis
trlct. Black bird hundred the election
Of Samuel c. Derrickson, Republican,
by eight votes. will be contested by
Andrew J. Wright, Democrat
There VIII probably also be a contest
| in BTundywine hundred, where Abra-
ham l.. Tyre was elected fer represen-
tative over c. G. Brighter. Democrat, by
| eighty-four votes IL IS claimed by the
Democrats that ninety-nine Demo-
cratic votes we're thrown out.
The Democrats will also contest the
election Of a Republican, assessor in
White Clay Greek hundred, and a Re
publican inspector in Christiana hum
dred
1t e. Thought that Aspril will be sue
cessful. Should there be no changes
the reulars will have representation
of nine in the next Legislature. The
roll-call will be as follows:
New Castle County Senate
First district-George W. Sparks,
Republican.
seeond-Francis J. McNulty, Demo
crat
Third-Thomas J. String. Republ-
can.
Fourth-Beniamin A. Groves. Re
publican.
Fifth-Artemas Smith. Democrat
SiXth-Harry G. Ellison. Republican.
Seventh-John A. Latta, Democrat.
House OF Representatives
First distrlct-H. G. Buckmastw
Democrat.
second-James p. Jones, Republi-
can.
Third--John Bancroft. Republican.
Fourth-Thomas M. Monaghan
Democrat
Fifth-William NJ. Connolly Demo.
crat
Sixth-Abraham L. Tyre. Republi
can.
seventh-william R. Finn, Repub
lican.
Eighth-william NJ. Eastburn. Re
publican.
Ninth-John w. Morrison. Demo
crat
Tenth Chauncey P. Holcomb Demo
crat.
Eleventh-David C. Ross. Democrat
Twelfth-William a. Price. Repaid,
can
Thirtenth-James II. shallcross
Democrat
Fourteenth-Edward HayJ. Demo
crat
ifteenth-samuel c. Dcrrlclsson
Republican.
Kent County Senate
First district-Thomas c. Moore
Republican.
second-James r. Clements, Demo
crat
Third. Frank Alice, Republican.
Fcurth-Georse ID. harrington
Democrat.
Fifth-Alvan b. Conner. Republican
House Of Representatives
First district-Henry S. Anthony.
Second-Charles II. Pardee, Demo
crat.
Third-George Cook. Democrat
Fourth-William II. Gehman. Re
publican.
Fifth-Thomas M Good-n. Demo
crat
Sixth-S. Carl Hughes, Democrat
Seventh-Thomas Il. Warren, ,Re9uh
lican.
Eishtl-Joserh Frazier se-ubli ,an
Ninth-A tie between so'Omol SlpI
Dsnoc at, and James w. poHell. re
publican.
Sussex County Senate
First 'district-Simeon s. Fennevii
Republican.