The morning times., 1896-11-06
NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA
Ofilcial Count of the City and
County Vote.
Mckinley Led Heavily In the Rural
Districts, but the Town Vote
Downed Him.

The judges OF election yesterday me,
in the clerks office of the corn,r,,,in,
court and canvassed the vote OF IN, ciry
me total vote cast was as follows:
Myaii, $50, Mckinley 2Sl. Palmer
"; LeverinG, 81; Matchett, 4. In the
Congressional contest the vote was Rixry
'sS4; Mccall, 1851; Cowdon, 2; Cole
man, IL; PanCoast, 8.
Inc commissioners OF the county met al
''ie county court house yesterday after
ioon and canvassed the vote on iIexandri,,
county. The result was: Mckinley TI3.
Bryan, 322. For Congress, McCauiI 732.
RlXey, 1853; PanCoast, 3.
Mrs. lracIta Z. kempcr, wife of Col
h heniper, died at her home. On North
washington street, yesterday informing
after long illness. Mrs Kempcr was n
daughter OF Judge Garrett of AlbermarIc
county.
The new dial for the town clock, to re-
piacethc one DrOken b Y the recent Sturtu has
been received from Boston. and will he
placed in position on NJ Monday.
lhe hrst Rcinicker Ice<.fe Of the season
VIII ne delivered by Bishop Satterlee at
The seminary. on Tuesday Nuyem ber TO. at
noon.
a morse attached 10 IA cart, in which
Mrs. Ashford and her baby were riding
at ST. Elmo, on Wednesday. became un.
iuuhhSeauF. ne CdTU was kicked to
pieces and Mrs. Ashford and her infant
We're thrown out, but escaped serious in.
Juries.
Charles Lloyd, the eight -year-old son of
Mrs. Josephine Lloyd, met with painful
accident about O'Clock yesterday even
ing. The little fellow was standing on
Il box at the corner of Fairfax and Prince
street, when he was pushed by colored
companion from the box to the ground
~. .sf fl,n
residents of the neighborhood, who went
to his assistance. 1t was soon learned
that the little boy was seriously injured
and he was removed to his home nearby
One leg was broken in two places
A Colored man, who was put off n
Southern Railway train Wednesday. nv
Conductor Payne. of this city, shot at Mr.
Payne twice. The man was arrested
yesterday and confined in Jail at Manassas
In consequence of the death of the wife
of Supt. kemper. there was no meeting OF
the city school board last night.
In the police court yesterday John Trig-
ger, arrested for being drunk and dis
orderly. was fined $3.50.
Mr.. q. H. Connors of Nashville, Tenn,
is -isiting friends in this city.
Miss jamie Moore of Little Rock. Ark.
is the guest of Miss Bessy Lee, on Duke
street.
MISS virginia Dunlap OI MODNe. Ala.
is visiting Miss Roberta Ansley, on Duke
street.
Mrs. Charles G. Ayers entertained at a
card party on Thursday night
Misses Tillie and Mamie Agnew have
gone to Fauquier county, to attend the
wedding of Miss Hcrndon.
Miss Rhoda Brydon of Baltimore is
visiting friends in this city.
II the weather is clear today the gas
will be cut off the entire city in order to
permit necessary repairs to the gas mains.
Harris Kalestski, a saloon keeper, was
charged in the police court yesterday with
selling liquor to minors. The case was
not sustained.
The revival services held nightly in the
NJ. p. Church are largely attended. The
pastor has been assisted by clergy from
Washington.