Evening star., 1911-08-31

willie giving him 1SS votes, exactly the
number cast for Blair Lee.
Fuller was running Independent of the
factions, and, while he secured good
vote in the upper section, the lower dis
tricts lined up soidly with either Griffith
or Swami. the organization and anti
or Sanization candidates for treasurer, re-
spectively Richard j. Swami Of Spauld-
ing's district. for whom the antis made
strong fight, captured the nomination.
his vote being nearly 900 in the county.
The full vote in Hyattsville district was
as follows:
Vote in Hyattsville District.
For governor-Lee, 1ss; German, So
For controller-Evans, 153; Harring-
ton. II.
committee Give to be chosen)-Briscoe,
80; Dallam. 1874; Fox, So: Holland, 106;
Latimer. PA: Magruder. 81: Manning.
1873. Ray, 11S; Suit, 100; Townshend
10
For states attorney-Duckett, 100;
Roberts. S5.
For county treasurer-Fuller 1ss;
Griffith. 16: Swami. 46.
For sheriff-Rawlings. 12f: Suit, 113
For county commissioners (two to be
nominated)-Arnold. so: Bowen. 100;
Kerby. 100: Owens. rs; Walker, 40.
For members of the house of dele
gates -four to be chosen)-Baldwin. "a
Crowley. 12s: Chant. 123: Hoffman. "a;
Marbury. 50; Mattingly. 1877: Ralston,
go: Sasscer. 25; Whitley. 126.
For judges of the orphans court
(three to be nominated)-Binger 141 ;
Bowie. 94: Heiskell 81; Jenkins, III
Schultz. 70; Sheriff, 165.
( The vote in Evansville district: German
144: Lee. 81: Harrington. III; Evans. -
state central committee-Briseoe, 1sa
Dallam. 81: Fox. 1915; Holmead. 1Is; Lati- at
mer, 30: Magruder, 1>o: Manning. 26
Ray. om: Suit. IS: 'Townshend. 18. For
states attorney-Duckett. 10: Roberts
17S. For treasurer-Fuller. 80; Grimth u;
Swami. 154. For sheriff-Rawlings. q
Suit. 1ss. For county commissioner
Arnold. 26: Bowen. 1S0: Kerby, 10; Owens,
1888; Walker. g. For house of delegates-'
Baldwin, 50: Crowley, 10: Chant. 80: Hon-
man. 143: Marhury, 1S9: Matting1y. =;
Ralston, 90; Sasscer. IA; Whiteley, 1SO
Bowie, 179; Heiskell. lsO: Jenkins. "a;
Schultz. 175. and Sheriff. Al.
In Chillum district the Ray forces car
ried the day for German and the bal
ance OF the anti-organization slate The
vote: German. 179: Lee. 50: Evans. 70;
Harrington, 10. For members of the
state central committee-Briscoe, 1Io;
Dallam, So: Fox. 1913; Holmead. 1S9: Lati-
mer, %: Magruder. 1856: Manning. 80:
Ray. 21S; Suit. 90; Townshend. 81. For
17s. For treasurer~Fuiler. 50: GrifIith,
3S; Swami. 15. For sheriff-Rawlings.
IS; Suit. 199 For county commissioners
Arnold, %; Bowen, p; Kerry. o.;
Owens, 1T; Walker, 10. For members
Of the house Of deIegstesaBaldwin, ss &c:
Marbury, Ia: Mattingly, Ss; Ralston, 10;
Sasscer, 1856: Whiteley, 164. Judges OF
the orphans court-Binger. 5s; Bowie.
1872: Heiskell. 1877; Jenkins. 81; Schultz.
III; Sheriff. IS.
Hard Fight Of Democrats.
So pronounced was the fight In the
democratic party that little attention was
paid to the republican primaries and
but a small vote was cast. Herman
f. Burgess of Hyattsville was nominated
for the Office Of county treasurer; George
B. Merrick Of Upper Marlboro. for state s
district and George w. Rawlings OF Not
tingham are probably nominated Tor
county commissioners, while Oliver s.
Metzerott, William Randolph SmaIlWoQd,
Percy II. yeitch ard Thomas Hume Wiids
man are nominated for the house OF dele
gates.
George NJ. Bond. Richard N. Ryon and
Wallace r. Pyles are three OF the hve
members of the state central committee
chosen. Archie B. Mcfarland was NOM
mated for sheriff without opposition. The
republican nominees for the judges OF the
orphans court were nominated without
any contest.
It is generally conceded that the demo-
cratic factions will get together before
election and that the entire ticket stands
a fine chance OF being elected. The ballot
will be q long and complicated one at the
November election, and 1t is doubtful II
the colored republican voters will be able
to mark the ticket.