Evening journal., 1904-09-05


Coroner-Thomas r. Cahoon.
Receiver Of Taxes and County Treas
urer-John Boughman.
County Comptroller-Jesse X. Baylis.
Senators.
Second Dlstrict-Thomas NJ. Mona
CHAN.
Fourth District-George c. Crawford.
Sixth District-David c. Rose.
Representatives.
First District-M. +. Cannon.
Second District-W $. Meredith.
Third District-Hugh A. Garland
Fourth Distrlct-Dr T. o. Cooper.
Fifth District-Frank NJ. Sewer.
Sixth District-No returns.
Seventh District-John T. McElwee.
Eighth District-Thomas j. Tuohey.
Tenth District-Andrew NJ. Gallagher.
Eleventh District--John b. Mahoney.
Twelfth District-Wnlard T. Smith.
Thirteenth District-Frank J. Pen
nington.
Fourteenth District-Edward Hart
Fifteenth District-Andrew ]. Wright.
Levy Court Commissioners.
First District-W. b. Norton.
Second District-M. T. Conway.
Third District-John w. Greenfield.
Fourth District-Marshall S. Jordan.
Fifth District-John w. Morrison.
Sixth District-Charles II. Salmon.
Seventh District-W. A. Scott.
The vote follows:
For Sheriff. Henry Motherall. 2167;
Charles 5. Hurlock, 1923; ]. T. Landers,
1895.
,Coroner-Thomas r. Cahoon, unop-
posed, 1895.
County Treasurer-John Boughman,
26i9; c. P. Holcomb, 1868.
Comptroller-Jesse X. Baylis, unop-
posed, 460S.
Senators.
Second Senatorial District Getty OF
Wilmington, south of Eighth street,,
Thomas NJ. Monaghan, unopposed, to-
tai vote, 1895.
Fourth Senatorial District (Mill
Creek and part OF Christiana hundred),
George G. Crawford, unopposed.
Sixth Senatorial District (Pencadef
and St. Georges hundreds), David c.
Rose, unopposed.
Representatives..
First Representative District-Mich-
ael F. Cannon, unopposed, total vote,
47S.
Second Representative District-Wil-
lard S. Meredith, unopposed, total vote
S42.
Third Representative District-Hugh
A. Garland unopposed, total vote, 53s
I Fourth Representative District-Dr
Thomas o. Cooper, unopposed, tota
vote, 3S1.
Fifth Representative District-Franl
NJ. Sewer, unopposed, total vote, S42.
Brandywine-No returns made.
Chrlstiana-John T. McElwee, unop
posed. "a.
Mil Creek-Thomas }. Tuohey, unop
posed, 70.
White Clay Creek-George r. Powell
100; Joseph Dean. l16.
New Castle-Andrew NJ. Gallagher
212: David Heyd. POS.
Pencader-John b. Mahoney, unop-
posed.
Red Lion-willard T. Smith. unop.
posed, 164.
st. Georges-Frank ]. Pennington
/ 16S; John W. Craven, A..
AppOquinimink--Joh r. Francis, 61i
Edward Hart, 267.
Blackbird-John Lockerman, SO; A.
| Wright. 96 John Wright, 81.
First Levy Court District-All of tn,
city Of Wilmington east of Marke
street, being the Second, Fourth, Sixth
] Eighth and Ninth wards-Colonel Will
liam B. Norton, unopposed; total vote
| S26
Second Levy Court District-All o.
the city of Wilmington west of Marke
street, being the First, Third, Fifth
Seventh, Tenth, Eleventh and Twelftl
wards-Michael T. Conway.
Democrats of New Castle county hell
their primaries on Saturday Afternoon
and though the vote polled was a com
paratively small one there were a mum
Der of spirited contests in the severa
districts. The result of the primarie
is given above.
The first blow in the DemOcrati
campaign has now been struck ant
leaders are getting into trim for ac
tion at the convention in Dover tomor
row, when the fight for county AM
State control will begin in earnest.
Fight For Governor.
The fight for Governor has proved al
interesting one and has over-topped al
others in the contest. Peter j. For
has aspirations for a congressiona
seat and if the Holland combination
works out its plan it is probable that h
will be named TO succeed Henry A
Houston. Mr.. Ford, it is said, is am
bilious to represent the Diamond Stat
in the lower branch of Congress.
Birds Boom.
In the contest, however, the Charlie
d. Bird boom is not to be overlooked
as he is said to have fighting chanc
at least. He has marshahed his force
well in Sussex county where he has
number Of friends who look with favo
on his candidacy. At any rate Mayo
Bird has expressed his determinatio
to make an aggressive struggle, as h
declares it is anybody's fight.
Attorney General.
L. Irving Handy is the most aggres
sive candidate for Attorney Genera
land is entering the contest with hi
usual determination and energy. al
though he is opposed strongly by Ken
lney, who will do all in his power I
loverthrow the big former Congress
lman's forces. 1t is said that Mr.. Han
DIV has not a cold shoulder for the Hol
Hand boom for Governor
During the last few days City Solici
tor Robert G. Harman has been men
toned for Attorney General and ther
is also a boom for Henry Ridgely, Jr
of Dover, and Alexander NJ. DAILY, q
the same town. but other candidate
may spring up ere long. The Office q
Lieutenant Governor is not creatin
much OF a STIR as both parties seem {
regard It as a sort OF fifth wheel to
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