Evening journal., 1904-11-12
OFFICIAL VOTE
OF WILMINGTON
Republican Electors Carried
the City by 1910 Ma
jority
CANVASS is NEARLY COMPLETED

ANNHMuNlNNiN fAtAANNN AANAANN " AAAiANAh
ton by a majority Of 1915. These are
the figures shown by the official cam
vass OF the votes of this city which was
completed yesterday afternoon. The
official vote In this city follows:
Presidential Electors-Roosevelt elec-
tors, 9O37 Parker electors, 1921; Pro-
hibition electors. 247; Socialist Labor
electors. lS9; Peoples party electors
43. Republican plurality. 1916.
Governor-Pennewill Democrat 1857;
Lea. Republican. S233; Price, Prohibit
tion. 240. Reinicke. Socialist, 12i; Jo-
seph IL. Chandler Regular Republican,
$40. Lea's plurality, 536.
Lieutenant Governor Clements. D.,
1874; Parker. r., $50; Perry Prohibi-
Zionist. GAS; Scheuler. Socialist, 125.
Parker's plurality, 1894
Congress-Hearne, Democrat 1872;
Burton. r., 1888; FAIRIES, Prohibitlonist
252; Edwards. Socialist, l2S. Burtons
plurality, 1871.
Attorney -General-Handy D.. 1885,
IRichards, r.. SSS2; Houck. Socialist
lice. Richards plurality. 1866.
Insurance Commissioner - Baldwin
D.. 1857; George w. Marshall, r., SS5S'
Smith. Prohibitionist, 256; Marshall's
plurality. 1871.
state -Shallcross, d., 1850
Rawlins. r.. S9t3: Green. Prohibition
/ list. 25i; Fisher. Socialist l26. Raw
lins' plurality. 1858.
Auditor ofAccounts-Carter D., 7549i
Dick. Republican. S9iS; Rhoads, Pro.
hibltionist, 25S. Dicks plurality 1869
Prothonotary Cooch. d., 1871
Spealman. r., 1854; Wilson, T., 256'
woodstock, s., 1913. Speakmans plural.
ity. 1886
Clerk OF the Peace-Toman. d., 1855
lQulgley. r., S604: Bard. p, 392; Shoft
man. s.. 1875. Quigley's plurality, l0Ss
County Boughman. d.
749O: Burns. r.. 1854; Maloney, p, 252
IKoehler. s.. 1876. Burns plurality. 1874
Comptroller-Ba D., 1907; Chand
ller. r., SS19; Weldin. r.. 252; Feiebel
s.. 124. Chambers plurality. 1912.
Sheriff Motheral, d., 1921; Gilli'
lR.. s733; Derrlckson. r., 252' kafad'
ls.. 1875. ellis plurality, 1912.
Coroner-Cahoon, D.. 1855; Purkl
Republican. S926; Webb. r., 2i9
Koehler. Socialist, 124. Purks plural
ity 1868.
The official vote for Senators. Rel
lresentatives. Levy Courtmen, mspe'
= ltors. Assessors and Road Commission
ers in Wilmington. and Brandywin
lChristiana and Mil Creek hundred 70
lows:
Senators.
Second district. Wimngton-Mon
CHAN. D.. 4745: Lewis. r., 39sf. Mona
ghan's majority, 76i.
] NT.ts.TfnHnI Nr1
Crawford, r., 497. Mendinhalis major
r ity, S45.
Representative.
First district-stanord r.. 144s
Cannon. D., 1909. Stanord's majorit!
SO.
Second district-Meredith. D.. 1861
MegiH. r.. 1905; Hagner. Union r.. 1871
Meredith's majority, 50.
Third district-Jester. r., 2iiS; Gan
land. D.. 144O. testers majority 81
Fourth district-Cooper D.. il7i
Wilkinson r., l01S. Coopers majorit'
1873.
Fifth district-Sevier,D D.. 2l67' Buck
master. r., 1896; Veasey Union r., %
Sewers plurality, S7l.
Sixth district (Brandywine hundred
Handy. D.. 81; Day, r., 2Sl; Ewinl
Union r., 280. Hanby's majority, 81.
Seventh district CChristiana hundred
Miller. r.. 675: McElwee, D., 4S
Mner's majority. 243.
e Eighth district (Mill Creek hundred
e Eastburn. r.. 527; Touhey d.. "a
a Eastburn's majority, IFS.
/. LEVY COURT.
:, First district-Logue Republicai
d 1894: Norton D., 27S6. Logue's major
: ity. 1858.
, Second district-Harry a. Brown,
4 5O25: Conway. D., 1890. Browns ma
= jority. 1856.
Third district-Jordan, D.. sos; HoI
+ ldns. r., S4s. Hopkins majority, "a
: Inspectors.
Brandywine-Fir district. Beniam
y Handy. r.: Second, Clarence Frail
e D.: Third, Matthew \. Kirby. r.
Christiana-First district. Harvey
Gregg, D.: Second. Thomas Brown.
N Third. George Cheney r.; Fourt
Thomas J. Dalton, D.; Fifth, Frank
. Camperson. r.
Assessors.
Il Brandywine hundred-N. L. Grub
s. D.. 427.
Chrlstiana hundred-James Ball,
Mil Creek-Samuel Worrall' r.
. Mil Creek-First. John A. Crouc
n R.: Second. Matthew Rosen, Jr.; &c
T. Taylor r.
s. Road Commissioners.
e Brandywine hundred-( Commission
ID ers Of Roads, First. Samuel w. Han
,r Inv. r.: Third. John Talley. r.
- Christiana-Moses Lowther, r.
Mill Creek-Chandler Lamborn, r.