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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1898.
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PLURALITIES ARE
ALL VERY LARGE
Republican School Directors Had Hun
dreds of Votes to Spare.
WERE WARMLY CONQRATULATED
I heir IMurnlltle JtniiRo from 80S lor
Mr. Ncnls tu 1872 for Mr. rellowi.
.Munlev nnd Swoonoy Much Cnst
Down Over Tliclr Dotont in tlio
Twrllth Wnrd -- fldwnrd Jnmcs,
.Ir.'F, Election Ilns Cnuicd Trouble
In Democratic Circlet.
A cnrefttl compilation of the open re
li IPS In the protlionotnry'H ofllco yes
tf relay by The Tribune's accountunts
ilr-monstrateil tbat the returns printed
in tbls rnper yesterday mornlnu were
nlrmwt absolutely correct. The sis Ite-
1 ulillran cnnuiuaies lor scnooi nirwiura
wore elected and by the following Ilu
mlltles: n. t. phii.mps, n years 1002
IMITHK NKULS, 3 yearM SO".
I.'. 1). KHLLOWS, 2 years 1872
T. S. CIODKKUY, 2 years 1C72
V S. HARKKU. 1 years 1228
IH.lAS 11. ttVANS, 1 year 1322
All of tho candidates were the recip
ients of many congratulations yester
day by their friends. The defeat has
had a very dlsplrltlnp effect on Demo
crats, coupled with the losses sustained
In common council. It was expected
by the Democratic candlilates for
places on tho board of six that a very
large vote would be polled In all of the
strong Democratic wards on account
of fleice lights for uatd ofllces In nearly
all of them. This pioved to be a mis
take. The fierce watd tights Injured
lather than helped the candidates at
the head of the ticket In some waids,
while In others Democratic voters be
came disgusted and refrained alto
gether from voting.
HEPUHLICAN8 VOTED,
llenubllcnns In general showed a
fommcndably p.atiiotlc desire to do
their duty and the vote in nearly all of
the Republican strongholds was larger
than the estimates made by political
prophets on the dnv before election.
Fred, lieigo was probably one of the
most surprised men In the city yester
day, lie was nominated by the Demo
crats as their candidate for poor direc
tor in the Third and Twenty-firfct, and
ns he had no apparent opposition, took
things easy. John JIcNamnra thought
he would like to be a poor director and
went quietly to work to defeat Mr.
Herge. He accomplished the feat,
.securing 202 against 157 votes cast for
Mr. Herge.
James Manlev and Morgan Sweeney
ore much chagrined over their defeat
In the Twelfth ward. They knew they
had a big flght on their hands, but were
confident they would pull out with
otes to spare. Mr. Manley has been
select councilman from the Twelfth
for eleven years and Mr. Sweeney has
represented the ward In the lower
branch for six yeais. Thomas J. Coyne
Is elated over his second victory over
Mark Cahlln In the Twentieth ward.
His friends, accompanied by a band,
will visit him tomorrow night to cele
brate his victory.
Probably no man In the city was
n oie flnceroly congratulated yester
dav than Edward James, jr., the new
select councilman from the Hlxth ward.
In Democratic circles M, E. Clark and
John K Regan were loundly abused for
engaging In a light that had the efftct
of giving the office of select council to
a Republican.
CORDON iJRIEVP.P.
There was real evidences of sorrow
about Hip headquarters of P. P. Gordon
in the Second ward yesterday. He
thought ho waa stronc enough to de
leat Wade M. Finn, the present select
councilman from that vard, but the
latter convinced him it was not u task
to bs lightly undertaken.
Ex-City Assessor Thomas O'Boyle,
the new Delect councilman from tho
Eighteenth ward will bring to the du
ties of his Dlllce a wide experience In
municipal affairs. He said yesterday
that Tuesday's flght in the Eighteenth
v. as one of the liveliest he ever partici
pated In.
RESULTS IN THE WARDS.
.Men Mho Wore Selected for Councils
nnd School Hoard.
Following Is the vote cast for the
candidates for ward offices in this city:
Tirst Vi'nrd.
School controller George Shltcs.
First district 1GS
Second district 77
Third district 8(i
Fourth dlstilct Ill
Fifth district A
Total Mi
Second Wnrd.
Select council
Firr-t district
Second district
Third district
Fout th district
Tlftli dlstilct
Total
Finn.
,.S7
..321
.. m
.. 72
.. 31
....713
Gordon.
.... 47
.... 70
Tirst district....
Second district
Third district ..
Fourth district
Fifth district ..
....187
....230
....G17
.... 90
Morris.
. . .207
. ..302
Total
W. M. Finn's majority.
Common council
First district
Second district .
SISTERS
HAIR GROWER
fisSCAtt' CIEANER
AM noiicr-ieTc;
MB ..ttVIM SUMM WltSTHf lONSlSTaM MIT B
mm0
Third district S3
Fourth district .....102
Fifth district 69
Total 779
Replogle.
First district 9
Second district S3
Third district 78
Fourth district 154
Fifth district 189
Total r,t.i
M. V. Morris' majority 230
Third Ward.
Alderman GilbrUe.
First district 8
Second district 36
Total 41
Walsh.
First district 9
Second district 43
Total 133
Burns.
First district 77
Second district 43
Total 120
Gallagher.
First district S
Second district 4
Total fl
Burn's plurality 6S
School controller O'Mnlley.
First district 80
Second district 103
Total 183
Magulre.
First district 113
Second district C4
Total 107
IT. J. O'Mnlley's majority 22
Fourth Ward.
Select council Thomas.
First district 101
Second district 187
Third district 215
Fourth district 254
Total .' 757
Renchlcr.
First district 42
Second district E
Third district 102
Fourth district 83
Total 282
Simon Thomas' majority 473
Common council Griffiths.
First district 12S
Second district 201
Third district 201
Fourth district 303
Total S37
Grimes.
First district 21
Second district 32
Third district 114
Fourth district 41
Total 208
W. V. Griffiths' majority 029
I'Mlli Nurd.
School controller Phillips.
First district 151
Second district 15.
Third district 173
Fourth district 135
Total G17
Edward Stock received one vote in
Second district.
Sixth Wnrd.
Select council James, jr.
First district 50
Second district 2.1
Third district v 295
Total 3GS
Regan.
First district 170
Second district 107
Third district 19
Total COS
Clarke.
Flrt dlctrflct 70
Second district 33
Third district IS
Total 121
Edward James, jr's., plurality.. 12
Common council Calpln
First district 247
Second district 98
Third district 170
Total 515
House.
First district 12
Second district , 5
Third district 122
Total 139
Joyce.
First district 21
Second district 53
Third district 27
Total 101
Patrick Calpln's plurality 370
Seventh Ward.
School controller Roche.
First district 00
Second district 71
Third district 137
Total 29S
Eighth Ward.
Select council Durr.
First district 83
Second district 134
Total 213
Melvln.
First district 1S4
Second dlstilct 137
Total 321
T. C. Melvln"s majority 10S
Common council Zlzclman.
First district 100
Second district 1C5
Total 1G5
Flanachan.
First district 162
Second district 102
Total 1GI
Fred W. X.lzelmau's majority.... l
School controller Godfrey.
First district 105
Second district . 140
Total 215
. Zeldler.
First district 130
Second district 120
Totel 250
Charles F. Zeldler's' plurality.. 5
Ninth Ward.
Alderman Kasaon.
First district 178
Second district 137
Third district 89
Total
....401
Wright.
.... :i
.... 80
..122
First district ..
Second district
Third district ..
Total 272
Myron Kasson's majority. ...132
School controller Slay.
First district 217
.Second district 1C3
Third district 181
Total 501
T. P, Hoban received 0110 vote In the
Second district and W. J. Walsh one In
tho sumo district.
Tenth Wnrd.
Select council Wagner.
First district 127
Second district 156
Total 183
Kleeman.
First district 41
hcond district 23
Total 69
Chas. F. Wagner's majority.. 214
Common council Wenzel
First district 95
Second district .,..105
Total 200
Haucr.
First district 73
Second district 80
Total 153
K. F, Wenrcl's majority 47
SCHOOL DIUDCTOnS, ' roon DInECTOnB.
tvr " Three Years. Two Yrara. One Year.
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DISTRICTS. , Q' A J ri & v tJ rj , ,!
rf -2 d 'A ? Q . c O e "5 I O
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First ward, 1st dls I 109 155 G3 Til S 107 166 37 48 C 1C5 159 48 45 C ....! 27..,.
rst ward, 2d dls 32 60 75 10 12 83 78 8 10 15 76 76 9 13 IE 8....
First ward, 3d dls 61 72 40 11 6 SO 81 9 9 4 82 80 10 13 4 4....
First ward, 4th dls 10.1 107 CI C8 a 116 107 48 47 4 107 106 C7 C4 4 10....
Urst ward, 6th dls 77 85 65 62 8 88 89 52 f.8 8 85 85 l3 B7 8 7....
Second ward, 1st dls 118 165 118 35 4 189 187 30 28 4 182 179 29 37 41....
Second ward, 2d dlB 218 277 142 75 11 290 287 67 64 10 2S6 287 75 77 10 CO....
Second ward, 3d dls B7 84 143 48 17 119 114 41 41 14 114 102 CO 49 14 18,...
Second ward, 4th dls 70 70 170 171 2 83 79 164 165 1 79 82 166 102 3 42....
Second ward, Cth dls 29 34 216 217 2 30 31 216 215.... 32 29 217 212 2 ,. 214....
Third ward, 1st dls 15 26 133 202.... 20 12 89 185.... 14 14 182 170 1 17
Third ward, 2d dls 8 10 129 162.... 7 12 162 156.... 5 4 169 146
Fourth ward, 1st dls 11C 114 42 10 8 135 120 14 16 10 101 115 21 28 23 7
Fourth ward, 2d dls 182 181 61 30 4 199 184 33 C5 3 187 200 39 38 3 3
Fourth ward, 3d dls 1C5 184 121 119 20 184 166 119 128 20 156 178 123 142 22 C9
Fourth ward, 4th dls 264 274 ES 46 6 282 274 48 47 6 270 270 4C 62 3 3
Fifth ward, 1st dls 146 169 29 17 ,9 168 161 32 24 10 142 167 26 27 11 3
Fifth ward, 2d dls 150 175 63 39 11 16S 175 45 46 11 151 170 60 49 14 8
Fifth ward, 3d dls 162 173 G4 E6 .... 162 151 61 C2.... 1C3 103 62 67
Fifth ward, 4th dls 143 175 74 78 4 148 140 79 93 5 148 159 SO 79 7 67
Sixth ward, 1st dls 24 27 213 223 2 23 20 227 224 2 16 21 244 210 2 26
Sixth ward, 2d dls 12 12 97 114.... 13 16 106 97.... 7 8 145 98 36
Sixth ward, 3d dls 233 284 63 21 1 2CS 2G6 40 23 1 252 273 31 60 1
Seventh ward, 1st dls 14 18 70 77.... 19 15 91 76.... 13 12 8G 82 25
Seventh wnrd, 2d dls C 30 43 47.... 4 2 45 62.... 6 19 35 17
Seventh ward, 3d dls 31 65 86 93 1 40 31 115 109 1 25 33 124 94 1 .... 2
Eighth ward, 1st dls 101 10S 140 138 2 98 111 149 140 2 107 100 146 140 2 .... 40
Eighth ward, 2d dls 132 1IT. 110 101.... 139 142 100 100 1 137 135 101 101 1 11
Ninth ward, 1st dls 190 187 63 39 10 202 201 42 42 15 206 190 91 42 9 18
Ninth ward, 2d dls 129 135 82 62 14 145 140 65 66 11 165 138 60 69 4 30
Ninth ward, 3d dls 151 156 65 29 13 107 1G2 29 34 18 168 159 37 38 14 1G
Tenth ward, 1st dls 120 112 44 31 4 120 120 27 32 6 112 116 33 32 6
Tenth ward, 2d dls 139 118 64 25 10 13S 145 21 17 11 141 131 25 24 10 5
Eleventh ward, 1st dls... 282 206 42 53 1 22S 209 60 60 1 190 190 84 69 1 1
Eleventh ward, 2d dls.... 160 126 37 41.... 117 133 67 41 2 128 129 44 4S 7
Eleventh ward, 3d dls.... 78 64 87 87 1 75 76 87 83 2 76 63 90 84 . 2
Twelfth ward, 1st dls 36 27 196 217.... 37 45 209 183.... 31 28 240 192 64
Twelfth ward, 2d dls 15 12 144 165 1 11 17 155 140 2 9 13 100 134 1 i-
Thlrteenth ward, 1st dla. 87 79 124 93 16 103 100 89 83 11 101 9S 93 91 11 7....
Thirteenth ward, 2d dls.. 115 124 125 33 47 184 155 32 34 43 169 150 40 41 42 6....
Thirteenth ward, 3d dla.. 54 65 62 31 20 82 81 20 27 15 78 75 33 34 12 ....
Fourteenth ward, 1st dla. 156 151 144 130 2 166 162 125 128 4 155 154 144 127 4 43
Fourteenth ward, 2d dls.. 109 109 151 15G .... 114 117 147 152.... 115 109 152 152 18
Fifteenth ward, 1st dls... 247 251 61 68 7 247 253 59 47 6 234 258 65 E4 2 8
Fifteenth wnrd, 2d dls.... 158 161 71 61.... 169 169 60 E2 .... 157 178 63 61 9
Sixteenth ward, 1st dls... 122 121 103 87.... 132 130 86 89.... 131 121 88 87 1 .... 21
Sixteenth ward, 2d dis... 153 150 105 92 1 1G1 162 90 88 2 161 152 96 9S 2 .... 13
Seventeenth ward, 1st dls. 100 158 39 32 8 166 162 36 26 12 ISO 160 31 38 8 7
Seventeenth ward, 2d dls. 192 197 69 49 21 216 209 41 43 26 226 208 40 41 19 10
Eighteenth ward 38 58 205 207 2 58 68 209 201 1 47 39 233 203 4 44
Nineteenth ward, 1st dls. 165 142 68 65 3 145 145 77 62 4 141 145 78 63 3
Nineteenth ward, 2d dls.. 127 65 79 116.... 75 62 126 112 1 65 63 121 120 1 102
Nineteenth ward, 3d dls.. 130 107 102 106.... 108 111 96 110..,.. 102 85 100 100 55
Nineteenth ward, 4th dis. 71 65 45 48 1 65 64 51 48 21 66 62 48 51 2
Twentieth ward, 1st dls.. 57 51 201 215 2 50 63 231 196 2l 6C 57 215 215 4 68
Twentieth ward, 2d dis... 77 59 167 201 2 59 61 213 194 3 62 60 207 191 2 91
Twentieth ward, 3d dls... 48 26 85 95.... 21 21,126 95. ...I 21 21 103 92 41
Twentieth ward, 4th dls.. 61 52 137 146.... 30 30 187 145.... 50 46 100 147 67
Twenty-first ward, 1st dls 36 41 68 59 SIT 59 49 321 54 4l 39 41 67 03 1 8
Twenty-first ward, 2d dls. 115 115 93 94 1 113 113 99 9S 1' 101 99 90 105 132
Totals 0556 6753 57515244 327 7082 0R37I5210 5111 341 6777167715549 5113 317 92 129 157 324 4551542
Pluralities 805)1002 .... ........ 1S72 1C27 122811322....) .... ....
John McNamara, who ran on stlc
wards. He received 202 votes as again
Eleventh Wnrd.
Alderman Lentes.
First district 230
Second district , 120
Third district 1M
Total 459
ltledenbach.
First district" 80
Second district t 71
Third district 51
Total 202
John Lentes' majority 257
Iweirih Hard.
Select council Shea.
First district 131
Second district 90
Total 231)
Man ley.
First district DO
Second district 2S
Total U8
Covle.
First district 70
Second district 100
Total 1S2
Lundy.
First district 70
Second district 1;
Total 82
John J. Shea's plurality 48
Common Covrcll Monaphan,
First district 231
Second district 130
Total
370
Sweeney.
G9
97
First district ...
Second district
Total Kt
John J. Moncghan's majority.201
Thirteenth Wnrd.
School controller B. T. Jayne.
First district 103
Second district 195
Third district &5
Total 391
A. G. Thomason received one vote In
the Second district, and II. n. Reynolds
0110 In the Third.
Fourteenth Wnrd.
Select Council McCann.
First district 150
Second district ls'i
Total
Boss.
..Ii9
..105
Flrfet district ..
Second district
Total 211
P. I'. McCann's majority 88
Common Council Wenzel.
First district 155
Second district 18S
Total 341
Belnhart.
First district 143
Second district 100
Total 21'.)
Charles Weuzel's majority... 92
riflecnntli Wnrd.
School Controller E. E. Evans.
First district 250
Second district 159
Total 409
John Wagner received one vote In the
Second district.
Sixteenth Wnrd.
Select Council A. F. Schroeder.
First district 139
Second district ,....101
Total 301
Common Council-- Schoen.
First district 99
Second district 145
Total 214
Coleman,
First district 138
Second district 127
Total 205
K. J, Coleman's majority 21
Seventeenth Ward.
School Controller F. S. Barker.
First district 1C9
Second district 209
Total 378
W. A. Wilcox received one voto in First
district.
Klchtoentli Word.
Select C. uncll
Thomas O'Boylo 186
J, J, Hoban , 159
O'Boyle's majority 27
Common Council
Thomas Morris 290
Henry W. Williams 1
John .MoltUt 4
Morris' plurality 2SC
Vote of Scranton.
kers, defeated Fred Bcrge for poor d
st 157 for Berge.
Nineteenth Wnrd.
School Controller Schwabs.
First district lo7
Second district 99
Third district 120
Fourth district 59
Total 445
Aulbucli.
First district 5
Second district U
Third district W
Fourth district 47
Total 117
Twentieth Ward.
Select Council Coyne.
First district 20S
Second district 151
Third district 100
Fourth district K2
Total 5J7
Cahllan.
First district .VI
Second district 105
Third district 45
Fourth district 93
Total 312
Thos. Coyne's majority 205
Common Council Cuslcl:.
First dlbtrlct 197
Second district 170
Third district 110
Fourth district 121
Total G01
Langan.
Fhst district 100
Second district 147
Third district 40
Fourth district 100
Total 3S7
M. J. Cuslck's majority 214.
Tweiitv-rirst W nrd.
School Controller E. J. Leonard.
First district 2!)
Second district 251
Total 2i9
Iiiicknwnnnn Township.
The tesult In Lackawanna townshln
was not surprising to those who had
watched the tactional light in pro
gress there.
The Republicans elected T. It. Lover
Ing, school director, nnd Frank Toole,
supervisor. Tlv Democratic nominees
elected were: M, J, O'Neill, justice of
the peace; Thomas Kin?, s"huol di
rector: John Lowry, triajuier: P. J.
Qulnn, supervisor; P. J. Diskln, as
sessor; M. P. Lyd'.Mi, auditor, and J.
J. Lynch, clerk
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11 14 10 10C 77 215
147 16 142 84 23 111111
20 2 42 130 8 20J
E8 1139 55 16 300
IS 4 IS 11 38 119
SO 19 14 133 S3 2S1
f2 77 173 79 11 433 153
23 4 87 ... 10 124
134 8 118 123 18 4W 30
4 23 8 PSlb4 201
103 2 142 82 8 397 PI
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CO f 167 CO 131 300
26 23 36 46 112 '213
10 18 1? 130 82 1207
11G C 175 SG 15 JOS 131
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63 9 1GJI2 82 202
104 2 183 S3 13 3S3I 83
22 19 71 11 23 1161
29 15 10 138 02 221
83 7 131 84 100 405 181
41 2 91 10 9 156
.lustleo of Peace
Thomas. It ,
O'Nell, D
King, C ,
School Director
Loverlng, R ,
King, J. S., It...,
King. Thos., D.
Sutcllffe, D
Mullen, C
Roche, C
Treasurer
Davis, R
I.owry, D
Ward. C
Supervisor
Toole, R
Fern. R
Qulnn, D
Loftus, I)
Judge, C
Janes, C
Assessor
Morgan, R
Dlskin, D
Kelly, C
Auditor
Wntklns. R
I.ydon, D
Hokum, C
Clerk-
Winters, R 29
Lynch, D w
Henry. C 41
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ot its cuisine aad sarvlcu, and its very moder
ate prices.
WILLIAM TAYLOR AND SON.
WESTMINSTER HOTEL,
Cor. Sixteenth St. and Irving Place,
INEW YORK.
AMERICAN PLAN, $3.50 Per
Day and Upwards.
EUROPEAN PLAN, SI. 50 Per
Day and Upwards.
GEO, MURRAY, Piopiista.
AND
INDIA
f ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
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Wells Light
I giving a 2,000 candle power light
fe. from kerosene oil.
41 OVER 10,000 IN USE.
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aid in bunding up impaired l
and wasted energy. Seek u
any of these ills that vex il'f
malt extracts have come and SXjf
remains.
THE
SnowWhite
PATENT
FLOUR
We Make It.
We Warrant It.
We Wholesale It.
THE WESTON ILL CO.
THE KEYSTONE
KINDLING WOOD AND
CARPET CLEANING CO.
Aro now proparcd to dellverklndllng woofi
by the barrel made from seasoned hard
wood, also wood for grates at price
within tho reach of all. Try a barrel
and seo tho convonlenco of having this lndl
Hponslblo article ready at hand for Instant
use.
Order books maybe found at tho following
places:
DECKER'S I'HAUMACY, 107 N. Main
avenue.
JIFKINrV MI.ATJIAHKET, OOl Lacka.
11 A. PIEIICE'S MARKET, TO'.! Adams.
QRUISN KIUQU LUMUERCO,
I1EKKS HARDWARE BTOKU N. Main
avenue.
Or at the Factory,
1740 DICKSON AVENUE
Orders for carpet cleaning received after
March 1st.
AWED
OlTto fit this space, tha
hundlo of
The
Cinchbar
flopstick
The real handle is of
anli, practically unbreak.
able, four feet long Just
long enough to have
stooping.
Price 25 cents.
Order of your dealer.
MADE ME A MAN
AJAX TABLETS POSITIVELY CUKK
Jt rr v.yraii. Jlti,Aje Fatllnff Mam
orj, ImpoteDcr. HieeplasinesB. eto.. caait
by Abuee or other Exceues Rod Indls
cretlan. 'Ihtu quickly and turclit
restore Lost Vitality la old or roans, and
fit a man for study, bti toes or marriage,
l'roreut Insanity m Consumption IE
tuLen in tlin. Tholrnse shons la medlato Improro-
raent&na meet a cuius nnero nil r iiui in
sist upon baring the gennina AJai Tablets. They
hare cured thousands and nlllcureyou. eelT apoa.
Hire writton guarantee to effect a cure Cf fiTQ ia
eachoaseor refund the .money. PrlcewW J.V?r.?r
pacltagei or six pIcbmi (full treatment! for J3X0. Uy
mall, iu plain wrappnr. nnon reootpt ot rrire. Circular
'aJax remedy co., te
For sale In Peranton, Pa., by Matthews
Bros, and II. O, Sanderson, Urugzlsts.
Invaluable for Engineers, Iron Found
ers, Contractors, Builders, Mines,
Collieries, Street Railways, etc
III SUPPLY i m
M. E. KEELF.Y, Minager.
709 West Lackawanna Ave., Scrlnton'.Pn'.
Telephone 3951.
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