Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-09-18


Aoyember 4th:
STATE SENATOR'S.
Wilmington-Fir district-HowelI s.
England, unopposed.
County outside Of Wilmington-Third dis
erict-William S. Bird, unopposed.
Fifth-Artemas Smith.
Seventh-John A. Latta.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Wilmington First district-Dr. Henry g.
BuckmRster.
Sscond-Charles s. Hurlock, unopposed.
Third-Baldwin Springer, unopposed.
Fourth-Thomas M. Monaghan.
Fifth-William nj. Connolly, unopposed.
New Castle county outside of the city
Sixth district-0. G. Fighter.
Saventh--William Armor.
Eighth-Lewis II. Lyman, unopposed.
Ninth-John w. Morrison.
Tenth-Chauncey p. Holcomb, unopposed.
Eeyenth-David o. Rose, unopposed.
Twelfth-Richard I. Cam.
Thirteenth-James I. Shallcross, un-
opposed.
Fourteenth-Edward Hart.
Observation-Disclosures J. Wright.
Sheriff-Henry Motheral.
Coroner--George r. Tarbutton.
Levy Court Commissioners for the dis
trict comprising Brandywine, Christiana
and Mill Greek hundreds Kilgore,
nnopposed.
ASSESSORS,
WiImington-First district-James d.
Mccoy, unoppoeed.
second-George H. spath, unopposed.
Third-W. j. Lemon, unopposed.
Fourth-Joseph B. Bierman.
Fifth-William ]. Bayley.
Rural New Castle-Sixth district-Newton
Il. Grubb, unopposed.
Seyenth-John Carney, unoppoeed.
Eighth-Alfred B. Crossan, unopposed.
Ninth-Peter A. Riley. unopposed.
Tenth-George q. Mcdaniel, unopposed.
Decentralization O. Bigger, unoppoaed.
Twelfth--John It. Cook, unopposed.
Thirteenth-Purnal ]. Lynch, unopposed.
Observation-Disclosures w. Vanhorn, un-
opposed.
observation-disclosures E. Donovan, un-
opposed.
Great interest was manifested in the
election of delegates to the State convention
at Dover tomorrow. There was opposition
to the delegates supposed to be favorable to
the nomination Of l.. Irving Handy for
Representative in Congress, and in some
districts in the city there were opposing
candidates. In four instances the candidates
put up by the opposition .won-in the Third
ward John McKelvey defeated Harry L.
Maier by the vote of III to 129; in the Fifth
ward Charles w. Gooding defeated John J.
Heehan by the vote of 108 to 36; in the
Eighth ward James w. Gillespie defeated
Willard 8. Meredith by the score of 36 to II,
.Aaand in the Eleventh ward John ]. McGovern
fdefeated Owen j. Hession by the vote of "a
Ito 80.
The opposition was defeated in two dis
htricts-ln the Second ward Cornelius Mundy
defeated A. II. Welsh by the vote of rs to 63,
Kfand in the Fifth William +. Kurtz defeated
John +. Neary by the vote of So to 48.
lrhose interested in Mr.. Handy's candidacy
hare making big claims for him, some of the
Emore enthusiastic predicting that he will
receive the support of eight or nine dele
#gates from the city and probably 80 of the
f#fS in thH antira cOuntV btIt n r0ngaryatiya
Mestimate gives Mr.. Handy four or five in
the city, while it is believed that very few
E<of the delegates IN the rural hundreds are
8pledged for anybody. and 1t is thought that
#they will be guided by circumstances after
feaching Dover. The delegates elected were
Ias follows: Wiln ington, First district,
#4Cornelius Mundy,. James Kane, Fred W..
#IHeiss; Second, Edward ]. Newell, James
Gagan, James W: Gillespie; Third, W. j..
Gibbons. W. z. Kurtz, A. d. Chaytor, Jr. /;
&4Fourth John Holzer, ohm MGkelvey, Charles
aW. Gooding; Fifth, Peter j. Ford, Victor
#kDehan. Jr., John j. McGovern.
MI Rural New Castle county Brandywine,
Joseph L. Handy, Thomas I, Weldin. Will
liam E. Husbands. ]. Atwood Weldin. John
ssFShaw. Christiana, Edward p. Nelson,
1 II Edwin Fnust. w. Moore, Sylvester Murray,
Il f&Thomas f. Dougherty. Mill Greek, First
disNict, Harry E. Aleson, Frank D. Walker.
Third, Levi Murray. White CLAY Creek,
Nathan W. Motherall, George W. Griffin,
lWalter H. Steel, W. B. Ourrender, H. III.
~ Smith. New Castle, John .. Lambson,
Samuel 7. Landers, Patrick McGrory,
rs iThomas Frazer, John H. Rodney, Sr.. PEN
#tcader, Robert NJ. Cam, j. Wilkins Cooeh,
&IArthur L. Draper, Charles H. Salmon,
NkDr. W. T. Skinner. Red Lion, W. @. Il,
"A Carnagy, Harry @. Clark, James P. Cannon,
Samuel S. Weaver, Frank Belyille. st.
Il Georges, John w. Carrow, John G. Arm
strong, DR.. Irving L. yalandigham, Julian
n Cochran, David w. Colpitts. Appoquini.
n mink, Harris B. Mcdowell, W. w. Maree,
Edward w. Manlove, James A. Hart, John
& Townsend. Blackbird, George g. Rothwell,
Benjamin r.. David, Sr., W. Rawley, John
L. Seemans, W. Armstrong.
# The following delegates were elected e
Il the county convention, which will be helc
a In this city next Saturday:
Wilmington, First district, Thomas T
4 GorInley, Thomas Reardon, Reynolds Cook
w. A. Reilly; Second, Prince A. Mousley
NJ W, A. McCafferty, James A. Hurlock, Gold
smith G. Naylor; Third, Thomas G. Doud
| John j. Mullen, Amos Cole, Charles +
Bickta; Fourth, W; 7. Sawyer, W; E
Fifth, John j. Ryan, NJ. 7. Conway, Franei
]. McNulty, Charles NJ. Zebley. Brandy
4 wine, George Lodge, Thomas /. Bird, O. O
J. Righter, Elihu Talley, Robert Orr. Chris
tiana, pE. A F. 1. SPRING Springer w,'s. W. Brown S
Ell young. Mill Creek, Third. John Nivin
Second, Harry Crossan, Daniel j. Hyde
fF First, George McVey, Walter S. Lyman
A&White Clay Creek, W. H. Kelley. s,
MHerdman, Frank NJ. Sutton, W. F. Smalley
Mr., Charles Fl. Cannon. New Castle, w
E{T. Early, Patrick Kelley, James B. Brady
MLewis L. Eliason, Charles Shearer. Pen
#cader. DR.. Walter E. Cam Thomas David
$&son, w. B. Ford, Charles R. E. Lewis
iii ,James Morris. Red Lion, John Keiser
Charles E. Stapeford, John Crompton
Woodward 4. Cheairs, Samuel T. Arm
y aIstrong, Sr. st. Georges, Frank B. Hick
\ tnan, Michael Keegan, Sr., Jefferson 3
Il 5Foard, Richard L. Gray, Alfred +. Crockett
X&iMAppoauinimink, Albert H. Donovan, Jane
XAK. Roberts, Ooen Ferguson, W. A. Scott
Frank L. Tatman. Blackbird, Charles Burris
Nv. Donovan, Jr., Harry David, jaime
8Buckson, James r. Pryor.
I4# The nomination for inspectors and roa
#cominssioners outside of Wilmington re
u #sulted as follows:
Y 81 inspectors s-Brandywine, First district, "
q &H. Edwards; Second, James @. Gilson
81 $Tnird, W. j. McMahon. Christiana, Firs
W8William T. Stewart; Second, John Garrett
vl8Third, Daniel Toomey; Fourth. Thomf
E&J. Dalton; Fifth, james Griffith. Mi
5#Creek, First, Albert Burnite; Second
El3SCharles Rutter; Third, W. Little. Whit
Clay Greek, First, Alfred L. Jones Second
George Y. EszgasQR Thisd, q. QfSncsn