Evening journal., 1914-11-04

mouse, beginning next Monday matinee,
and for the balance of the week, except |
plurality for the Levy Court in the
First district of Wilmington. Benja-
min A. Groves was reelected by 2S7
plurality in the Fourth district and
Thomas S. Fouracre was elected by
191 plurality in the Sixth district
James B. Hickman, Republican, had
$500 plurality for State Senator in
the Second district Of Wilmington.
and T. S. Webb, Republican. had 70 |
plurality for Senator in the Fourth !
district. Harvey Hoffecker, Republl- |
can, had l51 plurality for Senator in |
the Fifth district and Edward Hart. /
Democrat, had III plurality for Sena- |
tor in the Seventh district of New
Castle county. The Kent and Sussex |
county figures, as we'll as those for !
New Castle, will be found on Pages
2, s and today.
Representative Charles II. Grant
land, Republican, is reelected from
the Second district of Wilmington by
1854 plurality, and Henry c. Down
ward, Republican, was elected from
the Third district by 1,O26 plurality.
Walter Rash, Republican. had 1S9
plurality in the First district. and
Samuel f. Elliott, Democrat, was
elected Representative in the Fifth
district by 235 plurality. A big sur
prise of the day was the election Of
J. c. Foote, Republican, as assessor
IN the Fourth district over Edward
Carr, by 80 plurality.
In Kent county DR.. Charles M.
Wharton. Democrat, had 166 majority
J. for Senator in the First. district, and
Representative John Barnard had 81
T. majority for Senator In the Third
district
Taylor. Democrat, was elected TO
the Levy Court from the Second dis
- trict by 40, and Vinson, Republican,
was elected to the Levy Court from
p the Fourth district by three majority.
Robbins, Democrat. was elected 10
the Levy Court from the Eighth dis
trict, by 125 and Hopkins. Democrat
70 from the Ninth district by AZ, and
Webb. Republican. from the Tenth
p district by 70.
In Sussex county Oliver A. Newton,
- Republican, was elected Senator from
the First district by ll6. Mitchell,
- Democrat, had plurality for Senator
in the Third district. and Harland NJ.
J. Joseph, Democrat, had 90 plurality for
y the Senate in the Fifth district The
Democrats elected two and the Repub-
- Leans three Levy Courtmen. johnson,
Republican, won by 100 in the Second
, district; Moore. Democrat. by 40, in the
Third district; Cannon, Republican, by
s in the Sixth district Lawson, Republi-
o. can, by II, in the Seventh district, and
Ellingsworth, Democrat, by Q, in the
e. Tenth district.
Great interest centers in the ques.
", ton of whether the next Legislature
will be wet" or dry" so far as Kent
". and Sussex counties are concerned
Temperance workers in Wilmington
g, today claimed that enough votes can
not be marshalled I'm Kent or SUSSEX
70. county to have a resubmission of tn,
license question by the next Legis
*. lature. On the other hand men in.
terested in the campaign from tn,
In. wet" side claimed chat If resub-
mission was really desired in Ken
ne. or Sussex they believed enough votel
could be secured for that purpose il
,e- one of the counties at least, but the!
intimated that there might be no at
IL tempt at resubmission but an effOr
might be made for legislation provid
ing for resubmission of the licens
.e- question to the voters at stated inter
walls of years.
Re- Assessors elected in New Castl
county were:
TO- First district-william r. Warren
Republican.
To- Second district-william wintrur
Republican.
ev. Third district-William b. Smith
Jr Republican.
Re- Fourth district-John c. Foote. Re
publican.
al. Fifth district-Martin F. Mealey
Democrat.
on. Sixth district-James NJ. Watson
Republican.
M. Seventh district-George r. Chene!
Republican.
Eighth district-Frank H. Buckine
- ham, Republican.
Ninth district-William d. Singer
ans Republican.
Tenth district-Charles Il. Lancas
tea ter, ST., Democrat.
"i Eleventh district-Daniel 5. Thorn
nor ton, Republican.
Did Twelfth district-Harry c. Nickl
10 Republican.
ay' Thirteenth district-Charles 7. Del
on kyne, Democrat.
ION Fourteenth district-George
lu- Slant Democrat.
I'M Fifteenth district--William A. Wa
son, Jr Democrat.
me, The election proved a hard bio
M to the Progressive party in Ne
nor Castle county, as we'll as in Kent an
WI Sussex. where there was a great fal
an ing off in the vote. j. Hall Ande
anu son, on both the Progressive an
out Prohibition ticket for Congress, pole
OF S7S votes in New Castle county. III
md vote was proportionately lighter
the the lower counties.
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