The Washington herald., 1915-08-06
NATURALIZATION
BY 4 PLURALITY
Leads in Primary Election for
Treasurer of Fairfax
County, Va.
CLAUDE E. WILEY CLOSE
Will Contest the Official Count. Is
Rumor- County
Physicians Meet.
CLAUDE E. WILEY CLOSE

Alexandria. Va, Aug. 5.-W. F. Hud-
dleston. of Herndon. was the winner by
plurality of four over his closest COM
petitor. Claude E. Wiley, in Tuesdays
primary in Fairfax County. for the Of
fee of county treasurer The announce
ment was made this Afternoon following
the official count by the commissioners
of election.
Mr.. Wiley. IT is stated. will contest the
primary. He has already secured the
services Of Attorney Walter T. Oliver to
represent him.
According to early reports. Mr.. Wiley
had won by twenty-three votes; then 1t
narrowed down to a majority Of one,
and later reports were that it was a tie.
The exact votes polled by the six can
didates for treasurer are: W. F. Hud-
dleston. 54S; Claude E. Wiley. 542: George
x. Pickett, 1914; N. c. Davis, 296; j. D.
Garrett, ia. and A. X. Paris. Jr.. Is.
For the legislature Franklin Williams.
jr.. received 1.os9, and Walter T. Oliver.
ST. For sheriff, ]. r. Alison received
1892 and w. w. Swart, sos
Road commissioners chosen by districts
were: Providence-J. H. Walker. F. G..
Carper: Mount Vernon-Norman E.
Dove, George R. Javins; Falls Church
]. H. Powell. Harry Birch; Dranesville-
John H. Wable, A. B. Tucker; Center
ville-J. N. Kinchloe, A. J. Cross: Lee
Charles Fuchs. there being only one ap-
plicant in this district. In the Dranes-
vile district A. B. Tucker defeated C.
N. Jenkins for road commissioner by one
vote, the vote being 100 to 1ss.
The Fairfax County Medical Society at
its annual meeting this afternoon at
the Hotel Rammel elected the follow
ing officers: DIR. Llewellyn Powell.
president: DR.. Franklin Dodd. first vice
president: DR.. d. C. Cline. second vice
president: DR.. T. c. Quick. secretary;
DR.. w. P. Cation. corresponding secre-
tary. and DR.. E. l. Detwiler. treasurer.
Peppers on medical subjects were
Washington: Drs. S. B. Moore. and
Llewellyn Powell. Following the meet
ing a banquet was served.
The Relief Hook and Ladder Com
pany has elected the following to at
tend the twenty ninth annual conven-
ton of the Virginia State Firemen's
Association. to be held at Covington.
Va, August %. rs. and q; ]. H. Trimyer.
representing the president; Richard
Mumford. John Clapdore. and Henry
Beach. delegates. and Edward Howell.
Charles Clarkson. and George Walker.
alternates.
The funeral Of Michael 1goe, who died
late yesterday afternoon at his home.
1902 Duke street, following q stroke Of
paralysis received Thursday morning.
will occur at $50 o'clock Saturday morn
ing from St. Mary's Catholic Church.
Burial will be in St Mary's Cemetery.
Mr.. Igoe was So years old. He Is sur
vived by two daughters. Misses Mary c.
and Annie E. Igoe. and five sons. Messrs.
Eugene. James, William, John and
Michael. Mr.. Igoe was a native Of Coun-
ty Roscommon. ireland, and had lived in
Alexandria most Of his life.
Funeral services for John H. sarten, a
Fairfax County farmer. who died yester-
day afternoon at his home near Fran
coma, will be held at 2 o'clock Friday
afternoon at his late home. The services
will be conducted by Rev. DR.. 8. A.
Wallis. of the Episcopal Theological
Seminary.
He was Is years old. He IL survived
by a daughter, Mrs. Rebecca Rogers. and
a son, William Sarten. Mr.. Sarten was
we'll known In the city market, where he
was a regular attendant.
Charles J. Bradley has sold to Charles
W. Whiting a house and lot at the south
west corner of Princess and Fairfax
streets Ellen H. Garlock has sold to
Harry Hammond two lots known as Nos.
l6 and II In block 2. Rosemont.
Miss MoIie F. Robey and James A.
PiIkerson were married last night at
o'clock at the parsonage Of st. Mays
Catholic Church by Rev. L. F. Kelly.