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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-13

Am brose Burnside Phillips OF Engine
Company No. 4. Is tse frst member Of
the fire department to enlist lie has been
grant two years leave of absence by
the fire commissioners and he will join
the regiment nc Quonset Point at unce.
He is said to be tue youngest fireman In
tho department.. Lieut.. Williams is visit
Ina the several fire stations with tns ex-
peotation of getting some Of the best men.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-13
DEATH NOTICES.

BRowNELL-.At Centreville. ON the 18th
inst. Major William browneli aged a
years.
COZZENS-In East Providence, 18th inst,
Mary K. Lozzens. wife OF George L..
Cozze.s, aged 81 years.
COsTELLo-In this city, 18th inst, Madge
NJ, wife OF James Costello.
COTTER--In this city, on the llth inst,
William Cotter, aged 81 years.
CURLEY-In Taunton. 18th inst, Margaret
M, daughter of the late John and
Catherine Curley.
DUCKwORTR-In this city. 18th inst, William
Lawrence, scr Of George and Jennie
DuclSworth, aged rs years. months and
10 days.
DANA-In North Attleboro lltn inst, Sophia
r., widow OF w. II. Dana, aged "a years
EMERsoN-In this city, ilth inst. at her
FULLER. widow Of George n. Emerson,
aged 6s years.
GLEAsON-Jn New York city. 10th inst.
Philip A. Gleason, formerly OF this city,
aged 4s years.
PALMER-In this city. on the 18th inst,
Louis Alexander Palmer, aged II years.
HUNT-In this city. on the llth inst, Jam es
A. Hunt, aged ~ years.
HARRIs-In this city. ilth inst. Rollin
Msthewson Harris.
KERRIGAN-In this city on the 18th inst.
Daniel, son of Bridget and the late John
Kerrigan.
McGUIRE-In Riverpoint, on tho 18th inst,
Thomas w., eldest son Uf Thomas and
klizabeth Mcguire, aged 10 years, month
and 20 days.
McDERMOTr-In this city, on the 1ith inst,
Patrick McDermott.
MOWRY-In this city, suddenly. 1lth inst,
Albert Whipple Mowry, aged 90 years
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-13

Alas, for the Winslow's dare
deviltry
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-13

UEv YORK, NEW RAYEN AND
HARTFORD RAlLR0sn
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

fine table, giving full informAtlea
- 70 LEGAL and through train scrvios
nay bs obtained at Proyidsnes ste.
uen and stations below.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-13
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

wANTED-To buy, cotfnge house; modern
improvements: moderate prico; located in
from East Providence or swan~a TO ciiy.
Apply ~ wcy ybossot street, room 90 myo-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-13

IOR SALE-KEAL ESTA TE.
FOR sAIsE-Tsp-room no0se. jW burnsty
street Amply 10 u. Russell Brown. "
FOX sALE-Nineroo cotiaes at Oak
land Beach. Apply 70 J. q Randall. 70 oak
land lench svenua nov2-tf
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30
A Strong Attraction.

Wiedermann'sC Comedians, the strong
est popular priced attraction In the
south, opens a weeks engagement Al
the grand on Monday, Jan. 81. The
following clipping IL from the Palestine
Advocate Of Jan. %.
The opera house vas filled 90 over
fow,pg last night 10 witness Weider.
mann's Comedians In The Majors
Daughter, and 10 say everybody was
pleased Ia but q faint expression 10 APP
ply D the audience.
Many persons thought because ID was
cheap IL would not be worth much, and
the ia where they we're mistaken.
This company 10 a combination Of COM
edians, aud al the acting Is good. The
costumes are elegant, the people are
refined and cultivated, there Is nothing
Oflow comedy about them. Tine sing.
ing IL excellent and not too much spec.
ialiy work, which IL often the case.
The orchegtra music is big feature
and We have paid 10 attend concerts
which were not better or even as bod
Mr.. Wi ermann carries company
Of % people aud a magnificent band
and orchestra. The opening bill q the
great l.act iarrical comedy THE Majors
Daughter" Ladies' will he admitted
free on Monday night when accompan'
led by an escoTt holding one 20 cent
seat Ticket The sale Of seats opens al
laswell's this morning.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30
OUR KLoNDIKE LETTER.
News from the Great Eldorado
by cur own Correspondent.
Tacoma.Jnn. p. lS0s.

Tacoma Jan. %, 1898.
They'd drop dead il they'd see
me now, sad a red whisLered man
sadly Yesterday. "rhey'd not
know me. ! looked ii.o a glass
today 70 the Il It time il molth
and rea ~ sea cely could believe
that the election was true to life. %
THIS man hoi'ed I om Washing
ton City. 7 ON reve:ses 10 The
grocery business hewO ledons.-eet
cars and wen he news o! thefab-
ulous So d Gods flashed over the
wires last August he decided 10 90
70 N and seek his fo.,une.
Il had jus, 50 90 whalI lissed
my wife goodbye" he saii and
added quickly: "sas thought / had
three Ever siice last August
this man has beea wo Log West,
sometimes labo ,ng on ranches and
moe frequently "buckiog"f eight
'rai's ia speeding bis passage with
out paving passenger ate the efo-
nd jumped A'tilast night, he
declared when The subject O.. his
haste to get to K'ondike came up.
II ! did not esDoct letters from
home which had secu ed rom be
posIoilice. lhad a place all picked
out to stow away in aud Ia been OF
for Alaska before this il it were
not for the letters
This man has a wife aud little
girl at Washington City aad as we
talked on he seemed anxious 10 tell
about his past and 10 exhibit, with
pride, a letter from his little daugh.
ter which contained many endear-
ing sentences and which was writ
ten In the pleasing backhand style
Of chirography now In vogue in
many Of the public schools. told
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

ut may interest you children, +"
sa d a returned missionary, who
was addressing a Sunday-schoo',
"if l tell you Of an a overture /
once had IN India. While gong
though a jungle l came face TO
face with a lion. There was TO
chance Of retrea,, aud / had moth
ing to defend myself with. ls,ood
still, and looked the
fe &c beast steadily il the eye"
(which eye9' asked a breathless
little boy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30
he Sold Them

The book aleat had square jaws
but so had the womai at he door.
AID the was a silistec look about
he lips.
"Bul madame" he led to say.
II dont want noie Of your old
books" she snapped.
But this is on Social Manners
add
"Git out, said the woman, TAX
ing tighter hold on the broom.
well said the book agent, "t5
just as the woman next door said
"What did she say?" asked the
woman at the door, showing
signs Of interest Tor the first tine.
"0h, she said that a woman Ike
you would have no use 70 a book
on ma lner,-'
"she did, did she,' yelled the
woman at tie door. "The hussy!
Just give me ,wo copies, AID III
send one over 10 her with my con-
piimen,s. How much?"
"Ten and So per volume. 40
thanks
Sometimes men k1ow more about
women than you give them credit
for.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

Judi ins-I lea n that through
you agent you have bought the
properties on either side OF your
house aud gotthem dirt cheap.
How did you manage it.Y
Foxley-Eas'ly enough. My
wife is an elocutionist, my daugn'
ter plays the piano, George plays
the co net, | play the violin, Bob
plays a baojo, Charley ra.les the
bones and lille JOHNNIE has a drum
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

A countryman presented himself
at the CLERK desk in a ho,el, aud
after having a room assigned to him
inquired at what hours meals were
served. Breakfast from : 10 IL,
luncheon from II to 8, dinner from
) to 81 recited the clerk glibly.
'Jerushyl" calculated the country.
man, with bullying eyes. when
nm a.going to git time to see the
,Owpgr
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30
CALLED UPON TO RESIGN
senator Lindsay Asked by Kentucky Leg
stature 10 Vacais or Obey orders.

senator Lindsay Asked by Kentucky Leg
stature 10 Vacate or Obey Orders.
Frankfort. July 2s.-Aftcr a bot de-
hate the lower house q the legislature
adopted a resolution offered by Repre-
sentative Nelson Of Hardin calling upon
United States senator William Lindsay
20 resign II he cannot support the Chica-
20 platform. During the course Of tho
debate such words ~ party traitor, "
'rcuant 10 his trust and "goldbug
wen frscly handled about
Representative DJsha, a silver Demo
cmt from Harrison county, openly de-
nuunccd senator Lindsay as a traitor 10
his party and called upon him 20 rciuru
home and face an outraged constituency.
Others who made hot speeches along
this line ven Representatives Tumhle,
Nelson, Petty, orr and Hickman. The
resolution was adopted by a viva woe
vote
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

suppose, - suggested the teacher
that you AXE a piece Of beefsteak
aud cut 1t into halves, then cut the
halves into qua ,e.s, the quarters
INTO eighths, eighths o sixteenihs,
towha, could the sixteenth be CO., ?'
Hash, responded Tommy,
whose mother kept a boafding-
house. And the class in ( actions
was dismisscd.-Tit-Biis
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

The Macon News says a rising
genius defines Kentucky as the
"Tne corn is full o. lie nails,
And the Colonies are full OF CO. q.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

Klondike Gold D;gger-What
are they lynching Sand, the grocer,
for9
Nugget--He was caught putting
gold dust in his suga:.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

The greatest trial in the life Of
the professional funny man is that
he thinks of so many jokes aad for.
gets them before he can get time to
write them on paper
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

A schoolboy was asked to explain
the formation Of dew. His answer
was: "1he earth revolves on an
axis every tweuty-four hours, and
in consequence ofthe tremendous
pace at which il travels il PEI
spires eely."
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

The man who IS always wonder
inf what the beighbors think ofhim
would be surprised sometimes to
learn that they seldom think Of
him at all.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

For Rent-Afier Feb. /, my four
room house with fne well Of water and
ouihouses, situated next TO my resi-.
denoe. Apply 10 Lem b. Hall. 81
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

"How doyou tell the age Of tur.
key?'
by The tech"
"a 10 key hasn't Teeth ~
NO; but ] have
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30
JAMES K CASTLES.

him our boy, evidently about the
age Of his girl, wrote just such a
hand and then be wanted me 10
glance over parts Of a letter from
his wife, a letter written in that
slanting blild hand taught at
boa ding schools in the past decade.
And so the talk driited along until
he nulled out his wife's picture.
The head was gone from the pict-
ufe and this man who had been a
sailor 10 his time-and had Ger.
,ifcates Of good character and
sanding 10 show for it-and who
now appeared on the Kioadike
scene in yellow oyeralls, with his
wardrobe and la,der 10 bulg'ng
aud torn oyercoat poctet, hair
matted and Whiskers Of the wild.
est red and greatest pro 'usion,
whiskers, indeed, that both in pro-
fus on and helter-skelter struggling
propensites riyalsd Ten fold the
luxurious mop hanging 10 Con-
gresham Lewis under jaw-this
man who has beaten his way fom
Washington City and will beat his
way into the A aska gold fields con-
iessed reluctantly that be kissed the
head of his wife's photograph.
To this mans fapi Y and friends,
who will readily ecog ,ize him from
these Few h MS at his personality
1t would De cruel % menton his
name-it may be truth ully stated
that he Is appa-en,ly in good health
and b.im full Of enthusiasm and
hope.
The Big bagges that ply about
big cities-barges Of the type ut'l-
lied by stAru in the New York
harbor-are beng duplicated here
very raoidly .or the Alaska trade.
They are 10 be used in ,ranspo ting
supp es lumber, ca,,e and horses
to Dyea anu Sl'guay. Five Of
this class Of barges each 300 feet
long add 60 feet wide were ordered
built during the past T. ee days.
They will ca ny about 5000 tons
each. stauneh tugs viii be used
TO pul them up the coast.
One railroad running into Tao
oma brings IRON 40 TO 1000 Klon-
dikers daily. Two Of the largest
Office buildings in the Pacific
Northwest have just been turned
into hotels in order to provide
plenty Of accommodation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09
Spring Grove Precinct-Young. IS; Wise,

Spring Grove Precinct-Young. IS; Wise
IA. Holland. 81
Chickahominy Precinct. Charles City
Countrywide about evenly divided be-
tween Young Wise and Holland. Small
vote Dolled: large Democratic loss.
Surry-Fuil returns from three Pre-
cincts In Surry county gives Young
Democrat. 552: Wise Nepublican, l29;
Holland Republican,. 90; thrown out,
III. This gives Young f23 plurality over
Wise and Holland. and a large Demo-
cratic gain-oyer &C.
NEWPORT NEWS AND COUNTY.
Newport News-Less than forty per
cent Of the registered vote in this city
was cast and both parties lost heavily
by the apathy. Returns from the seven
wards show he total vote cast TO be as
follows: Young DemocraO 5iS. Wise Ore
publican) 2l2. Holland Republican, iG6
The vote cast for Young does not re-
present the Democratic party strength
IN the fifth ward Republicans took no
interest in the election. The indications
are that Young has carried Warwick
county by small majority and Holland
leads Wise
ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTY.
smithfeld-This town gave Young 30
Wise u. Holland %.
Burwell Bay-Burwelrs Bay precinct
gave Young 9S Wise =. Holland ~.
Young doubtless carried the county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
PRINCE WILLTAM COtNTY.

Manassas Only IA votes polled here.
John +. Rlxey fDemocTap received ll9;
other ; rejected. From indications,
county gives Rixey about 400 majority
LOUISA COUNTY.
Louisa-The count at this precinct
gives Rixey Democrat. - votes: John
son ProhibtionisO. 26: Hughes (Repub-
licam. Il: Underwood (Republlcan), g.
thrown out . votes
Indications are that only about 1000
votes have been cast In the county and
that Rlxey's majority will be about 300
There was less interest shown than
FOR many years.
STAFFORD COUNTY.
Fredericksburg-At Falmouth precinct.
Stafford county, In the Eighth District,
only II votes were polled out Of voting
strength OF 175-All for RiXey Demo
craO.
ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria-Only 7GO votes were cast
I'm this city. RiXey got ca Hughes. %;
Underwood. s. Johnson. g. The vote tn
the counties is equally light
FAIRFAX COUNTY.
Fairfax Courthouse-As there as practi-
cally no OPPOSITION 10 John +. Rixey, the
Democratic candidate FOR Congress-. the
vote in this county is very light The
usual vote is about four thousand. but
the returns from eight out of twenty
one precincts indicate that the total vote
this time is not more than five or tx
hundred Edward Hughes. the indepen-
dent candidate, has probably received
about - votes.
KING GEORGE COUNTY.
Fredericksburg George Court
house Precinct. Eighth District. gives
Rixey DemocraO % majority.
Shiloh Precinct. King George County
Rixey. so plurality; Democratic gains.
Walker Democrat. for State Senate,
10 fill vacancy. has no opposition, but
is running behind the ticket.
LOUDOUN COUNTY.
Ieesburg-There was no organized op-
position to the Democratic nominee for
Congress in this district, so a very Hight
vote was polled in LoudOun. AT this pre-
cinct. out Of eight hundred registered
voters. but one hundred and ffty-siN
were cast. Of which Hon. John r RiNey
(DemocraO. received one hundred and
fftv-four 10 two votes for Mr.. Under
wood Republican,. There were about
500 votes cast in the county. Of which
Rixey received over COO
FAUQUIER COUNTY.
Observation-Disclosures county gives
Rixey OemocraD, for Congress one
thousand majority Vote for Hughes,
Johnson and Underwood IS almost Moth
ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09
MEMS SHOES.

No matter which way You turn,
you can't turn S. into shoes to the
same advantage that you can here.
No, we're not smarter than
everybody else, only in this IN
stance more wideawake.
Unless Model Shoe has been I'M
itated in the past two weeks there
is no shoe in Richmond, taking all
into consideration, that equals 1t.
In style and shape it is as per-
iect as a shoe can be. OF course
your money back applies to this as
to everything else.
We likewise set the pace in GER
tain articles of Clothing, certain
Hats and certain Furnishings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09
SECOND DISTRICT,
YORK COUNTY.

Lightfoot, Va.-From Bruton district,
York county: Young S2 Wise 1871; HoI-
land. 2.
Norfolk, va.-There Is no question OF
the election OF Young. A light vote was
cast.
Surry, Va.-The votes at three precincts
In Surry county, w. A. Young (DemocraD
$50: II. A. Wise (Republican). 10; W. 5.
Holland (Bowden Republican,. 70; VOID
ballots. III. Election quiet.
Wiliamsburg-York county gives Young
2I5; Holland l01: Wise. 70.
Bruton District gives Wise Republican,
100 majority. If this report is true Young
Democrao carried York county by about
100 plurality.
Lightfoot-Totai from three districts
In York county: Young, 1Si. Wise. 20';
Holland So. Poquosin district not heard
from; will give Young a large majority.
NORFOLK COUNTY.
Portsmouth. Va.-Returns from all pre-
cincts in Portsmouth gives Young Demo
craD. $40 majority over Wise (Republi-
can) congressional candidates.
NORFOLK. VA. November S.-Spe-
cial-Indications are that the Second
District is Democratic by at least 200
to 1000 Republican losses are shown
throughout. except In few precincts
There have been no occurrences upon
which to base a contest.
Norfolk city shows a Democratic gain
of 1.coo. giving Young a majority Of 2,OSO
In Norfolk county, Republican strong
hold, Wise shows heavy loss.
SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY.
Franklin-Five precincts in Southamp-
ton give Young GAS; Holland, 297. Wise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
cfrrNANDOAu COUNTY.

SHENANDOAH COUNTY.
woodstock-Return show a majority
for Hay In Shenandoah county 10 be
5S0-some precincts yet to be heard from
Reports from surrounding counties indi-
,cate the election Of Hay by substantial
majority. o.o,,>-,rv
Winchester-James Hay. OF Madison:
regular Democratic nominee carried
Winchester by 200 majority over ~ =
,o,Ffabertv. of Front Royal gold Demo-
cron only one-third OF usual vote was
cast. Returns from Frederick county
will give Hay four-ffths of total vote
cast.
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.
Jorrisonburg-Very little interest was
manifested in this county to-day in the
election. The total vote in Harrison
burg was 97S Two years ago II was
over 908
The returns from the county show about
the same reduction in vote.
II Mr. O'Flahertv expected the Repuo-
lican vote To rally TO his support me re-
turns will dlsappoint him. The vote III
Harrisonburg was 236 for Congressman
HAY and i30 for OFlaherty. the Gold
Democratic candidate. NO Kepuoiioah
candidate was In the field.
The returns from nineteen Dif'h''N'
out Of the twenty-five i'm the county give
Congressman Uay l9G. O'Flaherty 6l2.
The precincts TO hear from VIII Only IT.
crease Hays majority.
CLARKE COUNTY.
Perrvville-L,ittls or no interest shown
I'm election to-day. Incomplete returns
from precincts I'm the county indicate
falling off OF about two-thlrds Of the
rsual vote. In Berryville precincts. Hay
CDemocraO 1871. OFlaherty independent
Democra) II. Hays majority In the
county will probably be between 200 and
400. Hays majority in 1896 was 1856
PAGE COUNTY.
Luray-The smallest vote that mas been
poled I'm this county for rears was
poiied to-day. Hays majority over
O'Flaherty will be about 40. all the re-
turns are I'm except three precincts. the
smallest i'm the county and remote.
WARREN COUNTY.
Front Poyal-From latest returns Hay
has carried Warren by about l25 ma
ioritv His majority in 1906 was $40.
Front ROYAL gives Hay 60 majority
against 900 IN 1896.
MADISON COUNTY.
Madison Courthouse-IIay's majority
here is about 10oo.
RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY.
Washiugton-It is estimated here from
incomplete returns that Rappahannock
county will give Hay DemocraO 100 ma
ioritv over O'Flahertv Gold Democrat
CHARLOTTESVILLE AND COUNTY.
Charlottesville-Out Of the 4Oe votes east
in this city Hay received 3S. The county
as far as heard from adds 200 to Hays
majority I'm the city. A reasonable es-
innate made on what has thus far been
heard from gives Hay 500 majority.
OFlaherty Independent Cold DemocraO
for Congress. as far as heard from only
r.nnir.nl 4. r.nfna
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09

2s5. County will probably give Young
500 plurality and Holland a small ma
tority over Wise.
Courtiand-Young carried the county
by 100 majority
JAMES CITY COUNTY.
Toano. Va.-Stonehouse district, James
CITY County. Young, IS; Wise. %; Holland,
20. Powhatan district, Young, 81; WISE
&c: Holland. Z.
WHliamsbuTg-Th following Is the
vote In two districts of James City coun-
ty-Stone House: Young, 81; Wise ~
Holland. 20.
Powhatan nistrict-Young, ST. Wise,
&C: Holland, :.
In Precinct No. 2. jamestown District
Young. 80: Wise 10; Holland, 2.
One precinct to hear from yet. which
will probably give Young a majority.
James City and Williamsburg. with one
precinct missing, give Young a plurallty
of a.
Wnliamsburg-The Williamsburg vote
gives Young IS. Wise 50. HOLLAND 2. The
Judges of election in Powhotan district
arrested John j. McCord and committed
him TO the county Jail until u o'clock to-
morrow on a charge of intimidating
voters McCord was brought here this
evening and placed in jail.
ELIZABETH CITY.
Hamilton. Va.-The election passed off
quietly. An exceedingly light vote The
vote by precincts was as follows; Hamp-
ton. Wise. 1874; Holland. IS; Young. rs;
Chesapeake district Wise. $50; Holland.
1872: Young. 120. Wythe district. Wise.
147: Holland. So Young, ll6; Fox Hin.
Wise. -: Holland. %: Young. 50. Totals,
40
Wise faction is jubilant over their VIC
tory in this county.
Fort Monroe-Elizabeth City county
nolled a very light vote and little in
terest Wise Republcan)-Wythe A.
Hampton ls4. Fox Hill 10. Phoebus $50.
Total 474.
Holland Observation-Disclosures 80, Hamp-
ton 46. Fox Hill %. Phoebus 49, Total
21.
Young Democrat)-Wythe JIG, Hampton
f2s Fox Hill 81, Phoebus 40. Total 42l.
SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY.
Courtland. Va.-The vote at this pre-
cinct: Young 70; Wise, 81; Holland, 3,
void ballots g.
only three-eighths of registered vote
polled News from other precincts indi-
cate Young carries county by about 200
plurality
ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTY.
windsor-very quiet election here TO-
day and very small vote polled. Inc
Democrats exercised very little interest;
many refused to vote for young. Oh
22s votes only l42 were cast
Holland received 50; Young, 81; wise.
l; defaced. l; per oentage OF vote ABOUT
as presidential election. Small kepabh-
can gain over last congressional election.
other precincts not heard iron, but
II is believed Holland VIII carry the
county by a small majority
NANSEMOND COUNTY.
suffolk-Fiye out OF twelve precincts
IN Nansemond county give Young Demo
craft sos: Wise QIamb Republican,, S16:
Holland (Bowden Republican,, Isl. This
IS a gain in plurality OF lS for Young
over g6.
suffolk--Young (DemocraO will carry
Nansemond by about 200 plurality. Eight
precincts out of twelve give Young $50;
Wise Lamb Republican,, 500; Holland
(Bowden Republican,. 22S. This is gain
OF l7s votes for Young over the same
precincts In 1896.
Not over 60 per cent OF the vote was
polied. In Southampton YounS leads.
with Holland second. Young carried Isle
Of Wight.
Newport News--This city gave Young
Democrap 5ss Wise (Republican). 2i2:
Holland Republican,. l6S warwick
county gives Young (DemocraD 292: Wise