Evening journal., 1906-09-24
KENNEY ON
TOP in KENT
lconLInued Fr0m Ilrst fage.l

CONTINUED From First Fage.)
Then you've just married wife,
but don't live with her"
Mr. Morris resented this insinuation.
but saw that he was getting in close
quarters.
Il do live with her. sir. but have paid
my board up until Monday here and
claim this my voting residence until
then"
Mr. Ridgeiy then asked: Are YOU go
4 ing back to your State street boarding
house to live p
mo; not again.
"Then you cannot Vote
Inspector Dyer refused his vote,
Daily a Winner.
The result in the home precinct OF
DAILY and saulsi ery vas as follows:
DAILY ticket, headed by Benjamin H.
Moore for legislative nomination. 6b
salisbury -Kenney ticket, headed by
Charles u. Wootten for legislative
nomination. SO. Benjamin H. Town
send was nominated for Inspector With
out opposition.
DAILY viii receive eight OF the twelve
votes for State Senator from his First
senatorial District. Smyrna elected
six delegates to the legislative con-
vention, five of whom are DAILY men.
The three from Leipsic will probably
favor j. Thomas Lowe, as viii also
Lueius p. Campbell hotell5eeper at
woodland Beach, who Is the sixth
Smyrna delegate. DAILY viii get:
From Smyrna, 8; from Dover, 3; to-
tai, 8.
The DAILY delegates elected in smyr-
ma are Robert Denney, Samuel j. Cole
Robert Y. Wallen Harry b. Grleves
and Reuben Ford. The Smyrna pri-
maries opened with big crowds in at
tendance and the DAILY Wolcott men
showed up so formdably that Charles
G. Massey, Salisbury man, Withdrew
from the contest for Representatives
and thus left Hervey r. Hall independ-
ent, in the field alone
THE sixth. or shoestring district was
the only other district IN the oiinty
where there was contest oaThe upper
lend OF this district had no tronbleS but
me lower end produded atwo19 Hughes
men who wanted 10 go to the d-egisla-
tire and the 16f party workers of that
ldistrict assembled at the polls and
fouaht n out at Masters Corner, the
ldistrlct from which returns come IN
three days late.t
In winning and losing one district
each. Kenney and Salisbury DIVIDED
honors with DAILY and Hughes and
incidentally. divided the county The
Democratic Assemblymen, as intorm-
alv nominated, will be-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NJ. DAILY. First;
Iosenh Burchenal, Third; William IT,
lester, Fourth; and John w. causey
ntatives-Hervey p Hall,
r-,rst. Herman TAYLOR, Second; Robert
II narraeh. Third. Luther Marvel,
r-o,rtb. charles Denney, Fifth -
s,vtn, rohn ]. Jester Eighth Albert
Harrington. Ninth; and - Ter(A.
Sussex situation.
The situation in Sussex county again
seems complex. with both the Caleb H.
Tavton and simeon S. Pennewills forces
claiming victory in the legislative primar-
les
Incomplete returns show that Caleb r.
Iavton has succeeded in electing friendly
deleeations OF legislative nominations IN
ak of the Sussex districts, against Sim.
} con S. Pennewill's four, although the
: I.ayton men make positive claims to seven
of the ten. namely: Baltimore, Indian
River. Dagsboru. Georgetown, Seaford'
Little Creek and Lewes and Rehoboth.
pennewiil trlumnhed in his own dstric''
where he received gl2 votes as against IT
votes for the opposition, led by Colonel
Harry w. viven, r. Reese Layton and
} Edgar Layton,
! Caleb r. HLayton heads the George
3 town delegation, having obtained a major
: ty Of l2S votes over his old foe Secretary
of State Joseph l.. Cahall.
Layton secured q strong handicap in
carrying out his scheme Of apportionmeni
I. of nifty delegates for sussex's Republican
d convention ON Tuesday. 1t practically
2 transfers the power from western &C
eastern Sussex
An important fact concerning western
Sussex IS patent to the close observers
which might reduce the force OF Penne
willis victory in the four districts. 1t !,
I that practically all western Sussex except
Northwest Fork district. is Democratic
: while all eastern and central is Republi
B can. The six districts or at least hv,
claimed as friendly to Layton will al
nominate Republicans where they can b.
elected, while only two Of those carried
by Pennewill can have any such hope.