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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
sidney Epes Elected over Thorp by
Safe Majority

Petersburg: Unofficial returns indicate
that Epes. Democratic candidate for Con-
gress, has carried the counties Of Prince
George and Dinwiddie by good majorities
and that his election Is assured by safe
majority. The vote everywhere was light
Reports received at headquarters here
give Epes the counties OF Lunenburg
Nottoway, Greenesville. and Sussex
Thorp's estimated majority in Mecklen-
burg. his stronghold Is Co.,
LATER
The latest unofficial but reliable. re-
turns from the district assure Epes's
election by nearly 5000 majority.
BRUNSWICK.
14awrenceville: Two precincts heard
from give Epes DemocraO l22 majority.
indications are that Bpes will carry the
county by a fair majority.
GREENESVILLE.
Emporia: Only two precincts have been
heard from. VIII not hear from the other
three until morning. The county will
give 5. L. Epes Democrat 25o majority.
MECKLENBURG.
Boydton: The election here for con-
gresham passed off quietly to-day. With
n registered vote OF over COO at this place
only AS were polled, two thirds OF whom
We're colored. and therefore Republican.
The total vote of the county is about
400. but the estimate OF both parties is
that not more than 2500. or 5000 at the
outside. have been polled to-day. The
returns from other county precincts are
not attainabIe at this hour, with any
degree Of accuracy. but from the best
information obtainable Thorp has car
ried Mecklenburg by majority ranging
anywhere from 700 10 1900 The vote here
was: Thorp. 316; Epes. 122: Thorp's plu-
ralty. 194. Reports from other precincts
give n large majority for Thorp in this
county
NOTTOwAY.
Crewe: The election passed off quietly
here. A small vote was 9olled. Epes. 236
Thorp, 81; Jones, g.; Ellis, !. Large Demo-
cratic gains
Nottoway Courthouse: The election here
passed Off quietly to-day. with the fol-
lowing result: Epes OemocraO. 259;
Thorp Republican), 80: Jones Republi-
cam. 2; Ellis Republican,. 0; Bevan Qn-
dependenO. o. Many colored voters re-
mained away from the polls. and a good
many of those who turned out cast their
ballots for Epes
blackstone: Vote here: Epes, 347: Jones,
5: Thorp, Is; Ellis, T.
Stony Creek: Epes Democrat So;
Thorp Republicam, 81; Ellis Republi-
cam. 3.
Petersburg: The election to-day was
the quietest in the history of politics in
this city. The negroes. as though by COM
mon understanding abstained almost
solidly from voting, and in the aggregate
very few Republican ballots were cast
Such apathy in the Republican ranks
whether real or feigned for a purpose.
was never before shown. The Democratic
vote was light. The total vote of the city
was: Epes 1,1SS; Thorp, 147; scattering
1O3. Epes's majority over Thorp. 1902.
POWHATAN.
Powhatan Courthouse: Vote OF county
cannot be obtained tonight. The county
has probably gone for r. r. Thorp by a
reduced majority.
SUSSEX
Waverly: Wavery Precinct-Epes, 1Oi;
Thorp. 43. Stony Creek-Epes, 20; Thorp,
a.
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ALABAMA.
Every Democratic Candidate foF
Congress Elected.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, November 81
Peturns up 10 this time indicate the eiec-
ton OF every Democratic congressman In
the State. Vote exceedingly light In all
districts, except the Fourth and Seventh.
ONLY TWO CONTESTS.
The only two districts In which there
were contests were the Fourth and
Seventh, now represented by Aldrich
Republican, and Howard Populisp, tho
latter noted as the author OF III Christ
Came TO Congress" Robbins uDemo-
craO defeated Aldrich. and IS elected by
1000 majority. Burnett DemocraD car
rlod the seventh District by l.So majority.
NOT A VOTE AGAINST WHEELER.
General Joseph Wheeler was unani-
mousIy reelected in the Eighth. not a
vote being cast against him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
DEATH OF MR. w. n. THOMAS.
Miss Woody Dies nt Her Brofhers
Residenre-Funcrnl of Capt. Fitz.

Mr. william Robert Thomas, a we'll
known building contractor, died yester-
day afternoon at his residence. No. 4l2
west Clay street Deceased, who was I'm
the Gath year Of his age, had been in fall
ing health for some time.
The funeral will take place from the
Grace-Street Baptist Tabernacle to-mor-
row afternoon at o'clock, Rev DR..
Hatcher officiating
Miss Mary a. h. Woody, Of Hanover
county. died yesterday afternoon at the
residence of her brother. Mr.. w. 5. Nc
Elven, in this city.
The funeral of Captain James f. Fitz
will take place at O'Clock this after
noon from St. Johns Episcopal church.
The interment will be made in Oakwood
Cemetery.
The funeral Of Mr.. John Il. Woody
took place from his late residence. No.
2O9 north Nineteenth street, yesterday
afternoon at o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Swanson Reelected by About 1000
Majority.

Danville: Official ard unofficial returns
from the city of Danville and the counties
OF Pittsyvania, Patrick. Henry, and
Franklin and estimates based on partial
returns and estimates as to Floyd, Car
roll, and Grayson counties, based on pre-
viOus elections indicate the reelection TO
Congress of Swanson DemOcraO by a
majority certainly exceeding 1900. 1t may
possibly reach 1900. Should the other
counties of the district show as large a
Democratic gain as Pittsylvania does in
the eighteen precincts heard from the
majority may exceed 5000.
Specials to the Register from Henry and
Patrick by reliable correspondents claim
that both these counties are safely Demo-
cratic. In Martinsvile, the county seat
of Henry, Swanson has a majority Of
Il. q gain Of over POO over the election two
years ago. Henry county, in 1896. was
Republican by over 500. In the same year
Patrick went against Swanson by $50.
DanVille gives Swanson a majority Of
932 In 1896 this city gave him 65l ma
jorty. The indications are that this
Pittsylvana) county, the largest in the
district, will return a Democratic majority
OF at least 1,5OO This county gave Swan
son a majority of 1,l5S in 1896
FLOYD.
FLOYD: PARIS majority over swanson in
the county estimated at from 400 TO 500 In
1896 Brown Republican) had majority
Of IT'S.
FRANKLIN.
Rocky Mount: This precinct gives Swan
son a majority of 1876. The same ratio of
gain would give Swanson a majority of
800 or 1000 in the county.
GRAYSON.
Chestnut Yard: Returns from Grayson
county give Swanson DemocraD ll5 ma
jority.
HENRY.
Martinsville: Martinsvlle gives Swanson
u majority. The Republicans usually
carry this precinct by big majority. The
vote here indicates that the county has
gone Democratic.
PATRICK COUNTY.
stuart: Official and unofficial returns from
seven precincts in this county make Swan
son and Parr about even. There have
been tremendous Democratic gains. Both
sides claim the county. and the result
will be close. Parr. three years ago, car
ried the county for State Senate by 797;
Brown Republican, carried it in 1896 by
about $50
PITTSYLVANIA.
Chatham: Swanson has carried Pittsyl-
yania by over 1900 majority. Swanson's
majority was 1,lH In 1896.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09

ing congressman in Kings county which
IL practically the borough OF Brooklyn.
and a part of Greater New York, have
probably been elected:
Second District--John J. Fitzgerald
OemocraO.
Third District-Edmund briggs Demo
craD.
Fourth District--Bertram l.. Clayton
OsmocraO.
craO.
sixth District-Mtchell May Democrao.
JEFFERSON LEVY ELECTED.
MIdnight-In addition TO the gains above
reported, there are. seemingly, Demo
cratic gains in the Eighth and Thirteenth
Congressional districts, both In TINS ci,y,
Daniel j. Kiordan, being elected In ire
one and Jefferson NJ. Levy In the other.
seven congressman.
STATE SENATE.
A. M-The State Senate will probably
stand q Republicans and q Democrats.
The last Senate contained 80 Republicans,
IA Democrats, and 1 Independent
GREATER NEW YORK MAJORITY.
"a. M-Greater New York. with seven
ty-two out Of the 1873 districts missing,
gives Van Wyck Democrap. 2H,lS;
Roosevelt Republican,, Do,5l4. van
Wyck's majority, 1853
WORLD GIVES TEDDY 2O2H.
NEW YORK, November S.-The Worid
Democratic gives Roosevelt N244 plu-
rality. and says the Republicans nave a
ma iority in the Legislature of ~ on JOINT
ballot.
REVISE ON CoNGRESSMEN.
o'Clock-Revised figures on congress
men show that Representative Bennett
Republican) is reelected IN the fll'n
District Brooklyn. and that Representa-
tive Briggs DemocraD, is defeated py
Prendergast.
The vote in the Thirty-second District
(Buffalo) is very close, with the proba-
bility of the election of Ryan Democrat
in place of Mahaney (Republicam. Dem
ocrat Livingston is reported elected in the
Nineteenth District, at present represent-
ed by Cochrane CRepublican).
In the Sixteenth Congressional District,
John .. Underhill Democrat was elect
ed. succeeding w. l.. Ward CRepublcan).
CHAMBERS ELECTION CONCEDED.
The election of Captain William Astor
Chanler, the Democratic nominee Tor
Congress in the Fourteenth Congressional
District. was conceded by good-sized
majority by the Quigg managers at ii
O'Clock tonight. The political friends
and associates of Captain Chanler declare
him elected by over 10000 majority.
Quigg's majority two years ago was
nearly u ,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09

cratic gains In eyofy precinct Demo
cratic judicial ticker carried I'm this dis
trict by a substanti.i majority Election
the auIetest on record. No disturbance
anywhere In the county.
Threw on the Yoke.
BEAUFORT, n. G, November s.-(spe-
cial. 1.-The Democrats will carry the coun-
ty by 200 TO 300. The House ticket ~
elected by 100 to 10 The congressional
and State senatorial tickets are elected
by 30 TO 300.
THE CONGRESSMEN ELECTED.
CHARLOTTE. y. e. November S.-The
elections i'm North Carolina to-day re-
suited In the greatest Democratic victory
on record in the State. Gains are re-
ported from every county, especially in
the eastern section. There were no dis
turbances of any consequence.
The Democratic judicial ticket is elect
ed by about 5000 majority.
The Legislature is Overwhelmingly Dem
ocratic.
The following congressman are elected:
First District, John II. Small Demo
craD; Second District. George ~. White
(colored, Republican,; Third District,
Charles K. Thomas (DemccraD: Fourth
District. j. W. Atwater Independent
PopulisD: Fifth District. William w
Kitchin DemocraD; Sixth District John
ID. Belamy DemocraU; Seventh District
Theodore f. Klutz OemocraD; Eighth
District. Romulus u. I.inney Republican,;
Ninth District, w. r. Crawford Demo
craD.
Atwater was endorsed by the Democrats
and may be creditor to that column. So
the Republicans get only two out Of the
nine congressman from this State.
New Hanover Democratic.
CHARLOTTE. n. O., November S.-A
special from Wilmington. n. c., says:
New Hanover county. Of which VII
mington is the county seat. went Demo
cratic by 400 majority. There was no dis
turbance AT any Of the polling places"
A Little Trouble in Asheyiile.
RALEIGH, y. c. November S-The
only trouble IN the State reported up tc
4 O'Clock. was I'm Asheville, where
negro shot and slightly wounded three
white men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
FIRST DISTRICT.
The Hon. William 4. Jones Carries
Everything Before Him.


Orsucock. Va: The vote in shis ccrnty,
Accomac. is the nghtest cast in recent
wears for congressman. 1t is the smallest
Eorublcan vote ever cast Jones Demo
l-sO carries the county by ], go majority.
The total Republican vote in the county
IS about $50 The usual Republican vote is
about 1900.
NORTHAMPTON.
Cape Charles: From present indications
W. 4. Jones, Democratic candidate for
Congress. will have about 300 majority in
.Ae county over Bristow Republican).
LOWER NORTHERN NECK.
Warsaw: Jones OemocraD carries three
precincts in this county by li3 majority.
The precincts 10 be heard from will in
crease his majority 10 fully 900 Northum-
lerland county with two precincts TO be
heard from. which Will not materially
change the result, gives Jones 81 majority.
Lancaster. with two precincts TO be heard
fnom. gives Jones 525 majority. Westmore-
land with four precicts 90 be heard
from, gives Jones 40 majority.
G.. Harding Walker, for State Senate,
was elected without opposition There
was a very light vote.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Fred ericksbuTB. Iolal vote or iltHef-
icksburg $50. divided as follows: Jones,
Sgi: Bristow A.; CrOcket /. Six votes
thrown out. Joness majority, ga Gain
for Jones Of 2O5 votes.
MATTHEWS.
Mathews: Vote light. Jones's majority
.1 Mathews OIL
MIDDLESEX.
Stormont: There are four precincts in
Suddlcsex county, three Of 'yhich give
Jones is majority. There is one precinct
to hear from. Jones carried county in
1896 by III
GLOUCESTER.
Gloucester Courthouse: JOnes's ajOr-
i,y in Gloucester is I4S, with one precinct
to hear from. The full returns viii prob
ably reduce this majority slightly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
SECOND DISTRICT.
Young Easily Defeats His Two Re-
pubIican Opponents.

publican Opponents.
Norfolk: Throughout the Second Dis
tact the vote has been light No dis
osIer has been reported The negroes
have taken but little interest in the cleo
tIou. Young Democrat is undoubtedly
elected. and his majority Will probably
be large reaching the highest mark in
this city. The Republican split did not
heal al the polls the factions voting for
their respective candidates, Holland and
Wise Returns are slow cOi-.ing in, and
from the more remote precincts in the
district no news can be had until to-mor-
Tow, consequently correct figures cannot
De- given at this hour. In two precincts
iu Norfolk county which is ordinarily
Republican, Wise shows a loss Of 800.
Holland leads Wise in Norfolk city.
loungs majority in this city of 2,OSO,
gain Of 1000
NORFOLK CITY.
Norfolk: Norfolk city complete gives
Young QDemOcraD 36l7, Wise RepubIcan)
Isl. Holland Bowden Republican, l l,OO2.
NANSEMOND.
Suffolk: Returns from eight precincts of
NansemOnd county show that the vote
for congressman is only about half what
20 was two years ago. The votes to-day
Iu elEul IltElNtkS are oulE, 4h3. w lSe,
aCG: Holland. l33. Two years ago same
precincts gave Young, s96; Wise. LOIS;
Whaley, 1lG.
NEWPORT NEWS, ELIZABETH CITY,
AND WARWICK
Newport News: The election to-day was
the quletest in the history of the city,
and the smallest vote was polled less
than d third of the registration number
being cast The city gave Young Demo
craO $50 Wise Repubhcan) 2i2 Holland
Republicam l66. Wise's plurality over
Young here two years ago was A.. Eliza
U.I county, including Hampton. gives
Young AZ, Wise 414 and Holland 21. War
wick county gives Young 292, Wise l52,
and Holland l2l.
PRINCESS ANNE.
Princess Anne: Young's plurality in
Princess Anne Is about 200.
WILLIAMSBURG
Williamsburg: The election here passed
OF quietly. Young OemocraO. 80; Wise
Weublicam 81; Holland Qepublicam,
g. Light vote pollod.
YORK.
Yorktown: York county gives Young
10 Holland 107. Wise 20, with one pre-
c.nct not heard from.
JAMES CITY
Williamsburg: The following Is the vote
!n TWO districts Of James CITY county:
S'onehouse-Young. So; Wise, 30 Holland,
a. PDwhatan District-Young. 81. Wise,
VI. Holland. T. Ia Precinct No. 2 James
town District, Young. 30. Wise. 19; Hol-
land, O. Precinct No. /, IN same district,
viii probably give Young a maiotity.
james city county. including lliams-
borg with one precinct miss. gives
Young 81 plurality.
PORTSMOUTH.
Portsmouth: Returns from ali the pre-
cincts In Portsmouth give Young Demo
oraO 90 majority over Wise Oepublican).
ESTIMATED DISTRICT MAJORITY
Norfolk: Conservative estimates place
Tie Democratic majority an The Second
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
CONSECTICUT.
The Delegation rom the Nmtmes
state Politically Unchanged.

NEW YORK, November s.-Returns
from Connecticut leave the Connecticut
delegation unchanged politically. Follow.
ing Is the Connecticut list complete:
First District-E. Stevens Henry (Re-
publican).
Second District-N. ID. sperry Repub-
lican).
Third District-Charies A. Russell Gre.
publican).
Fourth District-E. j. Hill tRepuh.
licanl
GENERAL REPUBLICAN VICTORY,
NEW HAVEN. CONN. November e.
The result OF the election In this Stau
to-day was general victory for shs
Republican ticket.
The majorities OF the candidates on the
state ticket all average fully 1900. The
CONCLUDED ON PAGE siNrHJ
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BAPTIST GENERAL ASSOCIATION,
Ivpcbburg, Va, Nov. II, '0S, via IL. &
y. X. X. and Il w. HALLWAY
Rnuud Trim Rate -.

The only line with double daily ser
vice and through Pullman sleeping-cars.
Tickets on sale November 10Th, llth, and
18th, good to return November 18th.
Trains leave Richmond Byrd-Street
Depot at 3 A. NJ. and II 40 p. NJ; return
ing, leave Lynchburg union DepoD. 3:D
p. NJ. and 1880 A. NJ. daily. For tickets
and all other information, apply to Rich
mond Transfer Company, 800 east Main
street: B. G. Carter ticket agent, Byrd
Street Station, or at company's office, No.
S38 east Main street
r. w. COURTNEY,
District Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09

NEW YORK, November s.-The Boz
roughs Of Manhattan and the Bronx. with
36 election districts missing out of 80. give
the following vote tor Supreme Court
Judges. Cohen Republican), nO'll4; Daily
(Republican), 1856; Taft Republican)'
1o4 ss2: Andrews OemocraO. 156.4lS; Fitz-
gerald OemocraO, 1896; Leventritt
Democrat, 156.2i3.
The Bar Association made special fight
70 elect Cohen, DAILY. and Taft. Daily Is
a Democrat, and Richard Croker refused
to permit his denomination by Tammany'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
weather, But 4

The elections In Virginia yesterday
were for members Of me United States
House Of Representatives and for a few
members of the General Assembly of
Virginia 20 fill vacancies. We give below
tte returns received by us up to the hour
Of going TO press, emitting scores OF mere
precinct returns. which throw no light az
all upon the county vote:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
Draur6tsmen Mt the ship-Yard.

The w. r. Trigg Ship-Building Company
has now force Of ten draughtsmen at
work on the drawings for the engines
and models Of the torpedo-boats and de-
stoyers TO be built here.
Mr.. W. II. Waddy master ship-dtter;
Mr.. Alexander Cruikshank. master me-
chanic, and Mr.. K. NJ. Wood, mould-loft
draughtsman, have all reported for duty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09

drunkenness Is a disease. not a vice 8"
and the efficacy Of the Keeley Treatment
is testified TO by thousands Of men and
women. who ctand as living witnesses
In behalf OF yourself or friend, address.
or call In confidence,
THE KELLEY INSTITUTE.
1912 east Marshall street.
New Pho 10. 1901.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
GATLING-GUN KEPT PEACE.
Wilmington and New Hanover
County Safely Democratic.

WILMINGTON, n. c.. November s.
.sneeial )-Wilmingto and New Hanover
county are safely Democratic. and no
bloodshed was necessary to insure this
result. though at the largest negro pre-
cinct in the city tonight 1000 armed men
and q Calling gun were necessary to
preserse order. The negroes had congre-
gated in great numbers, but when the
Gatling gun was turned in their direction
they scattered. Great excitement con-
tinues to prevail, and there have been
several attacks upon street-cars by the
negroes. John W. Gafford, editor OF the
wilmington Dispatch, was the victim or
one of these attacks. and was severely
injured by a blow on the head with a
brick.
KLUTTZ'S GREAT VICTORY.
SALISBURY. n. c., November -
salisbury goes Democratic by 7M ma
iority. Rowan county elects entire Demo-
cratic ticket by 1850 majority kluttz
DemocraD beats Caldwell Populist-
E,,sion) for Congress by 1900 Demo-
cratic gain OF 900 over 1896. AT this
time Kiuttz appears to have carried every
county In the district. Heavy Demo-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
II the Baby is Cutting Teeth

be sure and use that old and well-tried
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
for children teething. 1t soothes Tie
child. softens the gums. allays all pain.
cures wind collie, and Is the best remedy
for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Peter Oiey HAS an Easy victory and
Big Majority.
LYNCHBURG

I.ynchburg: From the present indioa-
tions Major Peter J. Otey has swept Sixth
District from one end to the other carry
ing every precinct in It by unheard-of
maiorities. If the returns received later
keen pace with those of tonight, ne VIII
carry the district by a majority Of over
10 600 which exceeds the most sanguine
predictions. His majority will not be less
than 5000. In Lynchburg the vote was
very light. but Oteys plurality Is sl9, and
his majority over the two Republican cam
didates combined Is 72G. C. a. Heermans.
the regular Republican candidate, re-
ceiyed only lSS votes. while Butler. the
candidate OF the distinctly colored eie-
ment or 'anti-organization forces, re-
oli,,ed az votes The total vote east in
the city was 1.Sn out OF registered vote
OF 4,125.
BEDFORD.
BEDFORD city: Very little interest was
shown In the election here to-day, and
small vote was polled. Only 5G5 votes we're
CONCLUDED ON PAGE THREE-)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09

District at about 5000, showing heavy
gains all along the line. The election was
devoid CT excitement. and In Norfolk was
one of the Quietest ever held
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
Autumn scents.

cleveland Plaindealer.)
s'FIow lovely is night in autumn" she
softly murmured.
A moment later they passed Held or
decaying cabbages.
..If YOU have a cold" he said with
faint gasp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09

We do not employ or sell our goods to
agents I'm this city. Any one so repre-
senting himself will be prosecuted.
SOUTHERN RUBBER-STAMP WORKS.
Samuel S. Rosendorf, Proprietor,
600 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
nRuMM APPARENTLY DEFEATED.

POTTsVILLE, PA. November s.-Re-
turns indicate that Charles y. Brumm
Republican) Is defeated for reelection In
the Thirteenth District, by James w.
RYAN DemoeraO, by about 1900 votes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
.A PERFECTLY CLEAN SWEEP
m Of Our Nominees Will Go to
Pifty-SiIth Congress.
THE NINTH CONSIDERED SAFE.

Contest Was Very Close Therc-Fine
weather, But n Small Vote Was
Embellishments Elect McCorkle
ns Senator I'm It yfngton District.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
The WGatf1Gr.

-, WASHINGTON. November s.
Ert 1uMl Forecast for Wednesday:
For Virginia-Partly cloudy
weather; fresh southerly winds.
For North Carolina and South Caro-
una-Partly cloudy weather; fresh TO
brisk easterly winds.
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YES
TERDAY was partly clear and cool.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
THIRD DISTRICT.
Capt. John Lamb First, RUSSELL and
Weisiger Nowhere.
FOURTH DISTRICT.

hor detailed returns from Richmond.
Manchester. &c, see another page).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09

cratic gains in evory precinct. Demo
cratic judicial ticker carried In this dis
trict BY a substanti.i majority. Election
the auietest on record. No disturbance
onvwhere In the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
Threw on the Yoke.

BEAUFORT, n. G.. November S.-Spa-
cial)-The Democrats will carry the coun-
ty by 200 TO 300. The House ticket Is
elected by 100 to 1F9. The congressional
and State senatorial tickets are elected
b,, oro m 2O0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09

Portsmouth: Returns from all the pre-
cincts IN Portsmouth give Young Demo
eraO 9i9 majority over Wise Wepublican).
ESTIMATED DISTRICT MAJORITY.
Norfolk: Conservative estimates place
the Democratic majority IN The Second
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
BEDFORD.

CONCLUDED on PAGE THREEl