The Washington herald., 1911-11-10

dent that he proposes to keep himself
in the limelight.
Mr.. Bryan has addressed a personal
letter to the President through the col
umns Of his newspaper and yesterday
came out with demand that trust off,
cials be sent to the penitentiary through
criminal prosecution. He asserted that
horse thief is given a longer term than
the one year which the antitrust law
provides for men who plunder a ma
ton" Mr.. Bryan's activity and aggres-
siveness has led many politicians here
to believe that he will take advantage
Of every opportunity to get the nomina-
ton. believing that next year the Demo
cratic party is certain to- be successful
at the polls.
Roosevelt's Name Also Heard.
With Ohio Democratic and with the
anti-Taft managers working industri-
ously to defeat the President for re-
nomination, there was some talk in
Washington yesterday that Roosevelt
was looming large as a Presidential pos
sibility.
So far as could be learned, the gossip
was not based upon any written or
spoken word from the ex-President, but
II is said that Republicans regarded as
his close friends are prepared to spring
his name upon the convention at the
proper time in the hope Of creating a
stampede in his favor. It should be
added that the friends Of the admins
tration who were seen yesterday would
not admit that there was any posi-
bility OF preventing the denomination Of
the President.
Montgomery County.
Rockville, Md, Nov Sowing to the
slowness OF the count, caused by the long
and complicated ballot, official returns
from Tuesdays election in this county
were not available until this afternoon.
= ne totals showed that German carried
the county over GoIdsborough for gov
ernor by a majority of 4O1, and that the
majorities of his running mates on the
State ticket, Harrington, for comptroller,
and Poe, for attorney general, were 6S9
and GA, respectively.
The following is the total vote of each
Democratic and Republican candidate:
Governor-Gorman. 2.so4: Goldsborough,
2, ,4OS.
Harrington, 2,s44; Cunning
ham, 2,2O5.
Attorney generaLPoe, 2,S35; soper, 21s1.
Judge-Edward C. Peter, 2.94
States attorney-W. Outerbridge Spates,
1904
House of delegates-Bentley, 400; Dow
ney. 1926; Waters. 2,95s; Cummings, 26O2,
and TraZZare, 2,26o.
County commissioners-From Third col
lection district, Richard T. White, jr.,
:, ,973; from Fourth district, CisseI, 25s6,
and Simpson, 2117.
Orphans Court-John f. West, ass;
Darby. 2,907, and Tolson, 2,S52.
Sherin-Clifford L. Howard, 2.eH.
County surveyor-Charles J. Maddox.
1905.
All Of the candidates for county offices
except Trazzare and Simpson were Dem
ocrats.
Prince George County.
Upper Marlboro, Nov. 9.-The. Official
count Of the votes cast Tuesday in Prince
George County showed the results prac-
tically Ns indicated by the unofficial vote
published yesterday.
German carried the county over the Re-
publican gubernatoriaI candidate, and
the Republicans captured two of the four
of the house of delegates from
the county.
The official count. announced late this
is as follows:
Governor-Goldsboro rep), 2,l34;
German Cdem), 2,54.
Controller-Harrington (dem-), 2,T4;
rep), 1.51.
Attorney general-Poe (dem.), 2,n6;
Soper Gep). LASS.
County commissioners-Harry NJ. Bow
en- (dem), 1885: William H. Owens
(dem.). 1873; John NJ. Bowie (rep), 1,S44;
John L. Waring (repO, 1,734
County treasurer-Richard ]. Swami
(dem.), 1,S7s; Herman E. Burgess (rep.),
l.S24.
House of delegates-Oliver s. Metzerott
(rep.), 2311; William R. Smallwood (rep.),
2, ,O56; Robert H. Hughes Crep), 1881;
Olge Marbury (demD. 1850: Henry H
Sasscer. jr. (dem), 1881; Benjamin F.
Hoffman (dem.), 1853; Richard T White
ley (dem). 1888; Thomas H. Wildman
(rep.), In.
sherifr-A. B. Suit (dem), 1924; James
A. Mcfarland (rep). 1.7S9.
States attorney-Clarence NJ. Roberts
ldem.), 1887; George B. Merrick (rep),
as.
Judges OF the Orphans Court-R. I.
Bowie (dem.). 1,7S2; James A. Heiskell
ldem.), 1.64s; John A. Schultz (dem.),
l,514 No opposition.
County surveyor-Frank P. Latimer
,dem), 1857. No opposition.