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Following is the vote in several pre-
cincts in Chesterfield:
Chesterfield.
Swansboro: For Govcrnor-J. Hoge Ty-
Ter. 1919; l.. A. Cutler. Z; Patrick IL Nc
Caull, 6S; James Selden Cowden, Z; John
j. Quantz, l.
OILS, u.s. r.. r. Maycumber, /; Il. r.. Cooke,
%; o. +. Roller, 81; G.. NJ Smithseal, g..
Attorney enerai-A. J. Montague, lS5;
James Lyons, "A; r. Il. Kennedy, Is. go,
House Of Delegates-HaTry Il. owen, LIS;
r. G.. Wood 1885, James NJ. Gregory. ~
j. Hasldns HObson, IS; j. w. Nunnally,
SO; II. Is. Howle. %.
Chesterfield Courthouse: owen, AS;
Wood, l53; Nunnally, 81; Howle 49, Hob
80 Bo1 Air: Tyler. 81: Echols, ~; Monta-
cue. as: Wood, 80; owens, 81. McCauu, 81
Maycumber, 90; Lyons, 81; Hobson, 81
Ter. 2: Smithdeal, 2; Kennedy, ,; Cowdcn,
0: Roller 0; Quantz l; Cooke, IL. IncIe
was no excitement, and the day Passed OH
quietly. -,-.
Tyler, 50; Cutler. 5; McCaull, 10; Cowden,
0: Ouantz. .: EchOls. Al: Maycumber, =
Cooke. 3: Roller, 9; Smithdeal, 4; M0nta-
que. AZ; Lyons, Is; Kennedy, - Noop, %
OWenS. ~, GREGORY, - iiVMlc' o AA'N0'-''
a: Nunnally, 81
A MISUNDERSTANDING.
There was some little trouble In the
swansboro Voting PreeiinScdt o ysst nS ,ss
judges, was charged with attempting 70
influence the vote of Mr.. T.. II. Howe. Mr..
Howe. who is an aSed man, asked the as
sistance of the judge in scratching MS
ballot
a "a
mistake He handed the ballot 10 MT.
Howe, who informed him that a mistake
had occurred. Some words ensued when
he Judge told Mr. Howe 10 fix his ballot
Judge james NJ. Gregory was in the
neighborhOOd, and he was under the I'M
preston that Mr.. Sheffield was attempt
ing fraud and said he intended having MT.
Sheffield prosecuted for violating the cleo
ton laws. Judge Gregory Is the Populst
candidate for he House of Delegates.
Midlothian: Following Is the vote cast cas-.
4; McCaul. IL; Quantz. !; Cowden, y.
Lieutenant GOvernor-Echols, AZ; May
cumber, o; Cooke. p; Roller o. Attorney
General-Montagu que 81 Lyons. Ii hel'hS a.
Owen. IS: Wood. 80; H0bson, 81; Nunnal-
w. %. Gregory, 81. Only about one-thlrd
Of the voters voted.
Matoaca Precinct: Tyler, 81; Ecnols "
Montague 81: McCaun, q, Roller al
Lyons. -: Smithdeal /. For the Legisla-
tnre|tVood DEM 81; owen Dem). IS;
Nunnany (RepD, 50; Gregory (Pop), o.
PqweGTs 1Po92, /, G aoDsOn tr9pRR oae w.
Ter. SC: l.. A. Cutler j; Patrick n. NC
Caull. 40; James Seldom COwden, !; John
j. Quantz. 3. For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Edward Echols, 50; r.. T. Maycumber, z;
Edmund r. Cooke, .; O. =. Roller. Al; q.
NJ. Smithdeal 5. Attorney-General- An
drew jackson Montague. "a; James Lyons
A. f. 3. Kennedy. o. House Of Delegates
r.. G. Wood, 81 Harry b. owen %.
j. Haskins Hobscn, Z; Jeremiah W. Nun
Ettrick Precinct: Tyler 81; McCaun. IS;
Wood 81: owen Sc; iOWlo, - Nunnally,
u. Gregory, 4; iobson. y
POWhatan Courthouse. owen. ~, Wood,
50: Gregory. 3; HObson, 60: Nunnaly, t'.
Pineville: This precinct, formerly re
publican stronghold, has gone Dea-ocralic
by p majority.
Powhatan.
Powhatan Courthouse: The entire vote
in the county Is as follows. Tyler, 400;
Echols, 1886; Montague. i01; McCaull, 81;
Roller 159: Lyons. l65. Wood, 81, owen,
32S; Hobson, 4S2; Nunnally, 80: Gregory.
QGantz. .: Maycumber. is: Cooke 81;
Smithdeal, %; Kennedy, 90.
The vote for the House OF Delegates al
Powhatan station IS not included IN the
! above. Hobs1n's probably majority over
| Gwen I'm the county Is ID.
Ballsville Va: The vote here for Gov
ornor-Tyler g.; McCaull, "; cutter, j.
GoEd,en p G9r L ss Goee Nav
cumber ] Smithdeal s. For Attorney
General. Lyons 7O. Montague, 66; Ken
neiy. 6. For House Of Delegates-OWe
81: Gregory. 63: Hobson, -, Nunnally, 51'
Howle 2} Wood, "A. Small vote polled'
RETURNS BY PHONE.
The American Long DISTANCE Telephone.
and Telegraph Company eNhlbted Stedt
deal OF enterprise In their report OF the
returns from New York. They had a
screeni placed I'm the window or tnclr
office. at No. 1904 HUI street. IN such
position that the large crowd that had
congregated In front Of the place could
see the results with ease.
As fast as the vote was announced an
Tammany Hall the same was pnoned 20
this city, whore IL was received IN the
! Manchester Office. The enterprise OF this
company was highly appreciated by the
citizens who were interested in the re-
suit Of the vote In New YORK.
CHARGED WITH CRUELTY.
A warrant has been sworn out against
Mr.. +. b. HOWE charging him with cruel
fy to animals. IL was Issued by squire ".
ID. Lithgow at the instgatlon of Mr. En-
melt TAYLOR. the agent of the ). L. &. A.,
of Richmond. On Sunday Dir. Howle mir
ed he horse from Mr.. Is. G. Cole, OF this
city He drove to POWhatdn Courthouse
where he delivered an address on Monday.
Mr.. Howle is an independent candidate
for the House OF Delegates.
In the afternoon he returne home ana
turned the animal over 10 the owner, as
he thought in good condition.
Mr. Cole examined his horse when ne
got him 10 the stable and found him in
a bad condition from being driven too
hard. He notified Mr.. Taylor, who came
over and looked at the horse, and after
examination said the horse would die
from his treatment. He then swore out
the warrant against Mr.. Howle.
II was served on him yesterday by oiil-
Ger Wright, and he VIII have nearing
before Mayor Maurice this morning.
THE MAYORS COURT.
Mayor Maurice presided at the Han OF
Justice yesterday morning and dispensed
Justice 10 the only case that was pre-
scented to MS attention.
Frank Pepe, young white man, was
seen by a Waterman OF the southern
shops Monday night lying across the
track Pepe was drunk and helpless. and
If Il train had come by while ne was lying
there he would have been killed. The
police were tolephoned for. VINO went
down and took charge OF the prisoner.
He was fned $50, which he didn't have.
so he was sent down.
COWARDIN-AVENUE BRIDGE.
City Engineer James A. Lipscomb has
been engaged N examining the dry bridge
al Co Xardin-Ayenue ana over the Peters
burg railroad al Semmes street. lie will
make his report to the Street Committee
in a few days. This bridge is the proper
" OF the Southside Land and Improve
ment Company.
They expressed a wish 10 deed the
bridge TO the city. but at a meeting OF the
N..t.I.