The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-03

tague, for Acknowledgement. led the
ticket. receiving sol votes
The four Democratic candidates Tor tne
House OF Delegates. carried the city oy
from Cos to rs majorities.
r. A. James. DemocraD for State SEN
ate, gets a majority of $50.
Dinwiddie.
| PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. 2.-Speciai.
Dinwiddie county. New Hope precinct
Tyler. ISL; Mccauil. %; Echols. iZa koll-
er, /: Montague, JIG; Lyons, 2: Mcllwalne'
l42; Clarke. 122, Duane, A.
Elizabeth City.
| HAMPTON, VA, Nov. 2.-Special.-The
election here passed off quietly; small
vote polled. A large number OF voters
did not take enough interest In the eiec-
ton to 60 to the polls The anti-Lee men,
the majority of them, supported MT. r. Il.
Montague while others scratched MS
name from the ticket, and did not vote
for member OF the Legislature. Inc
! Democratic vote in Elizabeth CITY county
| at the last November election was ocl.
HAMPTON, VA. Nov. 2--Speciai.-Ihe
vote OF Elizabeth City county Is as iol-
lows:
Governor-Tyler. Democrat $50: Nc
| Caull. Republican, 492; Cutler, Prohi-
bluonlsD IA; Cowdon, independently 6;
Quantz. (SocialsD 4.
| Northumberland (DemocraD Su;
Saunders. Republican) 4ii.
HAMPTON. VA, Nov. 2-Special-
| Following is the result OF the vote cast
in Elizabeth City county To-Day:
Tyler-Wythe. 227; Foxhall. %; Phoe-
bus. 236; Hampton Isl.
Echols-Wythe. 22O, Foxhall. 81; Phoe-
bus. 236; Hampton. 116.
MontagEe-Wythe. 22i Foxhai' %,
| Phoebus, 24S; Hampton, l'G
| McCaull-Wythe. 100. Foxhall' 3; Phoe-
bus. 225; Hampton. 129.
Roller-Wythe, "a; FoXhall, D; Phoebus.
| Cutler-Wythe. 4: Foxhall, 6; Phoebus,
pos: Hampton, 12l
| Lyons--Wythe. Is; Foxhall, u; Phoebus.
| 205: Hampton, Us.
| /: Hampton. 3.
| Smithdeal-Wythe. 9; Foxhall, ?; Phoe-
| bus. 1: Hampton, 4.
| Ken edy-Wythe. 20. Foxhall. 4; Phoe-
| bus. 8; Hampton, Z.
Cowdon-Wythe. l; Foxhill, ?: Phoebus,
| /: Hampton, q
Cocke-wythe, %; Foxhall, ?; Phoebus.
| 4; Hampton. 6.
Quantz-Wythe. 0; Foxhall, 2; Phoebus,
| 0: Hampton, 2
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3; Foxhill, G; Phoe-
| bus !; Hampton. T.
| l.. r.. Montague-W ythe, 119; Foxhill,
| a.; Phoe5us. 4O3; Hampton, 49,
T. H. Saunders-Wythe, 1874. Foxhill.
| "a; Phoebus. O.. Hampton, 1874.
Essex.
| huntsville. VA, Nov. 2.-Special.-
| Howerton's precinct-Tyler. 1874; McCaull
| q; Echols, l6l; Roller. s; Montague l6i;
Lyons. 20; Blakey. 1853; Taylor, p; Car
| nett, 12l: Mnter. 50.
| HUNTSVILLE. VA. Nov. Especial
| Centre Cross Precinct-Tyler. 23l: Nc
| Caull, 2; Echols, 220; Roller, 2: Montague,
| pa; Lyons. 2; Blakey, PIP; Taylor. 70; Gar
I, nett. 197 Minter. s..
Fairfax.
FAIRFAX c. H., Nov. 2.-Special-Re-
| turns from sixteen out of twenty-three
! precincts in Fairfax county give Joseph
| T. willard, Democratic candidate for the
| House Of Delegates. ass majority over o.
| +. Hine Republican. These precincts in
| November. 1896 gave PIP majority for
| Bryan: the precincts not yet heard from
gave Mckinley 30 majority.
If the percentage of Democratic gain
continues. It will give willard over 800
| majority. Senator holds over.
No interest is taken in the State election
and the returns are very meagre. The
| figures obtained. however. show about the
| same majority for Tyler, EchOls and Mon
| tague. This county gave Bryan 2S2 ma
! joritv in 1896.
Fauquier.
| WARRENTON. VA, Nov. Especial
| The elections passed off very quietly in
this county to-day. Warrenton precinct
| gave 2SS majority for Tyler. only As votes
| being cast for McCaul The Democratic
| majority in the county will probably be
from 500 to 1900.
MARSHALL. VA. Nov. Especial
To-day's election was very quiet and the
vote the smallest polled here for years
being less than one-haf the number usu-
| ally cast. Tyler, 10; McCaull As; Ech-
OILS, 100; Roller. ~: Montague, los; Lyons
A.
For House Of Observation-Disclosures. pres
ent incumbent, without opposition received
| $50, being more than the combined vote
| Of both gubernatorial candidates. while
| Pitcher, his colleague got $50. giving the
votes cast on party lines with Payne who
! got i5. Henry Fairfax leads the ticket
with a vote of 81 and reelected to the
state Senate from Loudoun and Fau-
quler.
II is estimated that this county will not
| give more than one-half its usual Dem
ocratic majority The Prohibition ticket
received two or three ballots. but the
other side issues were not voted for at
all here. The weather fine
Franklin.
ROCKY MT. VA. Nov. Especial
The Democratic majorities at this place:
Tyler, 1923: Eckols rs: Montague. IA:
Porter OFloater) for FLOYD and Franklin,
IS. and Saunders over that number.
| Fluyanna.
| COLUMBIA. VA. Nov. 2.-Special-ry-
ler's majority 81. Browning Democrat,
| majority g.
| FORK UNION. VA. Nov Especial
| The election at this place and throughout
| the county was very tame. The following
| is the result at this place: Tyler 100.
| McCaull. 1856; Brown Dem). for House
| OF Delegates. 1f9. Mills (RepD. for House
| of Delegates. 157. Tylers majority, ID;
| Mills majority. $. McKinley's majority In
| 1896, "a. The county has probably gone
| Democratic by a small majority.
Frederick.
| WINCHESTER VA. Nov. Especial
| City returns: Democrats-Tyler SO3;
Echols. POP; Montague. 3o3; Jordan $3.50;
| Republicans-McCaull. TO- Roller, o.;
Lyons. IS. Jordan had no OPPOSITION.
FRONT ROYAL. VA. Nov. Especial
"A perfect day failed TO bring out large
vote to-day. The election passed on
quietly and the vote poled was the light
! est for years. Indications are that Inonlas
has carried the county by about IVo ma
| jority. <,..,.-
The fight was between Thomas Irregular