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The evening times., 1898-11-10
ermnster williams Improved

The Secretary of the Navy has received
a telegram from Gen. Wade at Havana
stating that Quartermaster Williams who
is i'll with yellow fever. is no worse, and
that he will probably recover.
The evening times., 1898-11-10
Ordered 10 Governors Island

Major Stephen ". Groesbeck, judge ad-
Vocate, L. 5. Army. has been ordered TO
proceed from this city. at the expiration
of his sick leave, to Governors Island,
y. Y. for assignment to duty.
The evening times., 1898-11-10
VIII Carr, Christmas Presents.

The Postoffice Department yesterday
announced that the transport steamer
st. Paul will sail from San Francisco di-
rect for Manila on November Il. carrying
the mails and also Christmas presents
for our soldiers and sailors
The evening times., 1898-11-10

Gas lamps are lighted at 5:5S p. m: ex-
tinguishing begins at 5:47 a. m. The light
ing begins one hour before the hour
named. Arc lamps are lighted at 5:4S p.
m; eXtinguished at 6:02 a m.
The evening times., 1898-11-10
Fined for Fast Riding.

Fred Ball was fiDed S. in the police
court this morning for riding at a rate
faster than the law allows
The evening times., 1898-11-10
PROFESSIONAL
DIED.

RIG RItHARDS-DeParted this life after long III
nes7, Tuesday. November ;. IsgS. CARRIE Y.
RICHARDS. beloved wife OF William H. Richards
al her residence. 90 II 81 Ne
Funeral Thursday, November TO- 1S9S. In-er-
msnt At Mount Vernon Va II.
CTRTAIN-Departed this life after short i'll
Res-, "Wednesday November O. 1sgs. WILLIAM
o. CT URTAIN, beloved son OF the late Mary Jane
Curtain
Funeral takes place from the residence OF Mrs
J. W. Browning, ~ l0Jh - -. AZ 3 D. m.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70
attend Item
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Tide Table.
CITY Lights.

Today-Low tide at S:41 a m. and 4:2s
p. NJ; high tide at 10:06 a. m. and lO:45
The evening times., 1898-11-10
The Pun-Fraternity Dauce

TIC FIH-F fsiterhity DhnCS.
The Pan-Fra ternity of the Columbian
University will give "a dance at the Ma
jestic tomorrow evening.
The evening times., 1898-11-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EDUCATIONAL.

THE PitmaH system of sIen0graphy thoroughly
taught for = a month al 9l5 II ST NV II
The evening times., 1898-11-10

Do not suffer with corns or cal
loused flesh when you can buy
DR.. Henry's Corn and Bunion
plasters for Ioc. A sure cure.
oe3bd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-10
GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER.
Officers ChOsep-Mr. Schwartz the
New Grand High Priest.

The Grand Royal Arch Chapter. of Viz
ginia, convened again last evening at
o'clock. The first business was the
election of officers, which resulted as fol-
lows:
Thomas L. Schwartz, Grand High
Priest; Fred. Greenwood. Grand King; }.
f. Alexander, Grand Scribe; George w.
Poe, Grand Treasurer; James b. Blanks,
Grand Secretary; F. c. Ebel Deputy
Grand Treasurer; Charles a. Nesbitt,
Deputy Grand Secretary.
The Grand Council made the following
appointments: f. T. Brady, Grand Chief
of Host; w ]. HUBBARD. Grand Principal
Sojourner; j. V. Bidgood, Grand Royal
Arch Captain; f. s. Conrad, Grand Mas
ter of Third Vail; S. l.. Bloomberg Grand
Master of Second Vail; S. w. Thompson,
Grand Master of First Vail; Rev. c. y.
Van Houten Grand Chaplain; j. A. Cosby,
Grand Marshal; w. c. Wilkinson,
Grand Tiler; Joseph j. English, Jr., Dis
trict Deputy Grand High Priest. The
officers were duly installed.
The Committee of the Whole met at
10 o'clock yesterday morning. After act
ing upon all matters referred to them,
made such recommendations as were
required. and were then passed upon
No further business was done The
grand convocation was closed to meet at
the tabernacle in the Masonic Temple,
on the second Tuesday in November, 1872
at L. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-10

in which case plurality for Quigg Two
years ago. of 1900. was overcome ns
CHAMBER with plurality OF $1,000 TO so,Vo
THE LEGISLATURE.
The close friendship known TO exist pc
tween Mr.. Croker and Senator Murphy
caused a general belief that the Tamma-
ny leader would do all in his power 10
secure the Legislature. in order tnat MT
Murphy might retain his seat In the sem
ate. and the result shows that he ala MS
best. Notwithstanding this, however, the
state Senate will be Republican by iour'
and the Assembly by twenty.
SUCCESSION TO MURPHY.
Political interest from now on will CEN
ire about the senatorship, and already
discussion as to the probable aspirants
has begun. SO far, there is no announced
candidate. and the Republican organiza-
ton has not declared Itself Mr. Platt was
asked to-day whether or not he would
express himself on the subject, but ne
declined. saying the senatorship was
matter for the Legislature to settle.
ROoSEvELTS PLURALITY. n.2s6.
NEW YORK. November 9.-Corrected
returns received up to midnight show as
follows:
Roosevelt's plurality all outside OF
Greater New York, 1919
Van Wycks pluralities in Albany, Che
mung. Clinton. Erie, Rensselaer,, and Scho-
harie counties, and In Greater New York
Sc, $50.
Rooseyelt's plurality. 21,2S6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-10
a WELL ADVERTISED MARRIAGE.
A south Boston Couple Have 1t Pro-
claimed 10 the World.

The couple was from South Boston. The
ceremony took place there yesterday
afternoon, and they were on a bridal
trip TO Washington. They were awfully
anxious lest somebody should find out
they were married
When they reached Richmond they had
no doubt that their secret was out. A
friend. who was determined that all the
world should know they were just begin
ming their honeymoon had carefully tack
ed on their trunks dozen placards, set
ting forth the fact. Specimens were: Eek
cuse Us We Are Just Married.; Eve Are
off to Have a Good Time on Our Honey
moon: BE Good to Him. He's Just Mar
ried" and many others.
When the trunk was transferred to the
Washington train IL still bore the pla-
cards. while the faces of the pair bore
expressions far from those worn by peo-
pie for whom marriage has lost its
novelty.
II developed that as the train was
leaving South Boston wag handed the
cards and tacks and Ratchet TO friend,
with hurried instructions 10 get in the
baggage-car, and put the inscriptions in
the proper place. The work was faith
fully done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-10
UNDER TENSE STRAIN,
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PACED

them. and that on leaving Maxton he was
told 1.-THE boys" were looking for him at
LauriDburg. He was placed in the bag
gage car. which at Laurinburg one drunk
en- man attempted to enter, but was eject
"a nv ex-Judge James -. MacRae. There
was no further trouble. The men who
thus acted are said to have been drunk
and their rudeness is severely reprenenu-
ed
Executive Clerk Fowle says the state
ments that the Executive was attacked,
or that any violence was attempted TO-
wards him. are untrue; that the Red
Shirts were mostly good natured and not
hilarious but men who were In tor
good time: that while there We're a re-"
ugly spirits, the ruling element was pew
fectly good natured, and that the Gov
ernor did not resent anything said, out
took il pleasantly.
Private Secretary Cade says there was
no assault at all, and the stories that
the Governor was punished and slapped
and his ears pulled are false. Such
stories were widely current and made the
Democrats here indignant at the sup
posed perpetrators. There is great ana
general pleasure at the refutatlon OF
these stories.
The latest news at Democratic head
quarters shows that the hope that Whlte
negro Republican congressman III the
Second District had been beaten by
Fountain was delusive. Everything
hinged on Halifax county and Wnlte got
500 majority there. while the Democratic
county and legislative tickets had 1000
majority. White is, therefore, elected by
about 1,500. Linney's majority in the
Eighth is under 1000. Thomas Demo-
craft carries the Third by over 800
Onslow was the county which settled the
question. 1t gave 500 Democratic ma
jority, a gain of 325.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-10
BLOODY DAYS IN TEXAS.
Several Fatal Election Disturbances.
Number of Minor Ones.

ST. LOUIS, MO. November "a spe-
cial TO the Post Dispatch from Dallas.
Tex. says Yesterday was a bloody cleo
ton day in Texas. In Hubbard, Stevens
county. Rosar Mccarthy, Joseph RANDY,
and jefferson Squires were killed, and
j. f. Mccarthy and Riley Squires pro-
badly mortally wounded, in an election
quarrel At Steuben, in Hopkins county.
r. f. Sutton and George Young were
killed. William Young is in jail as
party TO the killing of Sutton. who had
murdered Young's brother. At Aubrey,
Denton county, Deputy Sheriff b. Taylor
was shot through the neck by Lee Webo
and dangerously wounded. He shot Webb
through the leg. AT Sheffield, in Trinity
county. j. W. Ashfield was killed, and his
father probably fatally wounded by per-
sons whose names have not been learned.
Many minor ARRAYS occurred in various
parts of the State, as the result of cleo
ton differences.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-10
SOUTH CAROLINA RACE TROUBLE.
Four Negroes Implicated In shooting
of White men Lynched.

AUGUSTA. GA. November "a spe-
cial 10 the Chronicle from Greenwood S.
c.. says:
"a telephone message from Phoenix.
the scene Of yesterdays race riot in this
county. at o'clock tonight, reports all
ouiet at that hour About forty armed
men are on duty there. Four negroes
were lynched near Phoenix about o'clock
this afternoon. Positive evidence was Sc
cured that they were implicated In the
shooting of the white men yesterday
About ten white men participated In the
lynching, and there was no attempt at
disguise or concealment. All is quiet here
al this hour though more trouble is ex-
pected in the Phoenix section.
1.-The efforts that have been made 10
prevent bloodshed have so far been OF
no avail Public sentiment here unani-
monsly endorses the lynching, and II out
siders, who are not familiar with the
situation here, will refrain from adverse
criticism, II will be appreciated"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-10


were brought ia the city yesterday atter-
noon and INFERRED I'm lakewood Cemetery.
Mr.. Thomas only went 20 Clifton fotse
short while ago. accepting a ciernsnp
In the Chesapeake aud Ohio offices there
On last Friday he was taken Win ie'el'
but was not thought to be In any spe
cial danger. His brother went up 10 oe
with him. however. Tuesday afterhooh
he was taken worse and his motner "a'
telegraDhed for. She got ready 10 20
upon the 1920 train that night, Out an
other telegram came announcing ms
death. This death, untimely as IL seems
causes great sorrow among large CIR
Gle of friends.
Funeral Of Mr.. william IL. Thomas
The funeral OF Mr. William r. 1nomas
will take place from Grace-Street Taper-
nacle to-day at o'clock. The foliowins
gentlemen will act as honorary paIl-
bearers: Messrs. T.. NJ. Foster. w. H.
Jones. r. w. Gates. DR.. II. Wyth DAVIS
John 7. Goddn, ]. Frank Jacobs, b. f.
Cosby, Conway r. Sands, George X.
Pace. William r. Trainham, and u. b.
Sydnor. Active-Messrs. b. B. Van Bu-
rem. 7. Fl. Elicit. c. Carter, A. d. Jen-
kins. c. r. Guy, J. d. Carneal, c. w.
Throckmorton. and O. A. Hawkins.
Deceased was born in Hanover county,
near Ashland, and lived in the country
until he was II years of age, when ne
came to Richmond and took up the trade
OF a carpenter. Soon after the close OF
the war. In which he served, he became
a contractor, and followed this trade
until his health gave way. He was
chosen deacon of Grace-Street Baptist
church in 1889
Other Deaths and Funerals.
Miss May a. Il. Woody. one of the
best-known and most highly-esteemed
ladies of the vicinity Of Cold Harbor,
Hanover county, Va, died Tuesday af-
ternoon at the residence Of her rela-
tive. w. S. McEwen, Grace and Nine
teenth streets. Miss Woody had been
a sufferer from rheumatism for eight
years. being most of that time unable
to walk. and experiencing the most acute
pain. Her sufferinSs were borne with a
patience and resignation truly beautifu.
and death came as a sweet relief. her
remains will be taken to Hanover TINS
morning, and the funeral services Will
be held at Beulah Presbyterian church
at o'clock p. NJ, adjoining which is her
birthplace and home
The funeral of Mr.. Lee r. Butler. VINO
died from injuries sustained at Kenova'
w. Va, a week ago, took place from
the Sacred Heart church at 10 O'CLOCK
yesterday morning. The interment was
made in Mount Calvary Cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-10
THE SENATE AFTER MARCH 4TH.
Straight Republicans Apparently TO
Have n Majority Over All.

WASHINGTON, November 9.-Repubh-
cans will control the United States Sen
ate after March 4th. The present party
division of the Senate is: Republicans
l3; Democrats, "a; Populists, s; Silver Re
publicans. 6. Prior 10 yesterdays eiec-
ton these figures were changed by
Republican gain of 2-viz., McComas, OF
Maryland who will succeed German, ana
Simon. of Oregon. who was elected TO
FIJI a vacancy. This increases the Repub-
lican total TO 10
The terms Of seven Republican senators
expire March 4th next. leaving 50 mold
over Republicans. The elections of yester-
dav made certain the choice OF 10 add
tional Republican senators. This gives a
total of IS. or 2 more than majority over
Democrats. P0pulists. and Silver Repubh-
cans. In addition, yesterdays voting pro-
bably will result in the election OF more
Republican senators.
There are p Democratic hold-oVer SEN
ators. To this number yesterdays elec-
tions will result in adding 4 certainly
and probably, making total OF 26
The Ponulist and Silver Republican hold
overs number s. This was Increased yes
terday by 1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-10
Two Approaching Marriages.

Invitations have been received here to
the marriage OF Miss Lucy Scott Ship,
daughter of General Scott Ship, super
intendent of the Virginia Military lnsti-
tute. 10 Mr.. Benjamin Huger, on the 1lth
instant at o'clock. in Grace Memorial
church. at Lexington.
Cards have also been received to the
marriage of Miss Marjorie Lewis Gentry
and Mr.. Joseph Holt Gaines. on Novem-
her 23d. I'm Charleston, w. Va. The bride
to-be is very popular in Charleston and
Washington society. and the groom-elect
is United States District Attorney for
West Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-10
NEVADA VOTE CLOSE.
NewIands Reelected to Congress
Legislature In Doubt.

CARSON. NEW. November 9.-rhe vote
for Governor is very close. but Sadler
(slver) claims his reelection bw so. Con-
gresham Newlands (silver Democrat Is
reelected by 5000 majority sover Wren
PopuisU. The balance OF The State ticket
Is conceded TO the Silver party with the
exception OF Superintendent Of Public In
structlon.
The complexion OF the next Legislature
Is matter OF conjecture. Four-nfths OF
the members will belong TO the SILVER
party. Some are pledged 10 Senator Stew
art for reelection. and those VINO are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-10
FRENCH WAR PREPARATIONS.
Rumored onset To British Deno"
stratIon at Portsmouth.

PARIS, November 9-Despite A.
roy's denial, there is little doubt ma. ~
news Of French naval preparation ' D"
the main correct.
Admiral Fourier has arrived. .N
sponse TO NJ. Lockroy's summons ana "
two have already held a long c'n','.
with several admirals at the Ministry q"
Marine. ....l.
n Is believed that NJ Locroy in...
a set-orr 10 the British domonstran'A q.
Portsmouth. and 81 h. rumored lI'.
will increase the French feet al iHe
Of milliard ca thousand mAH'"
francs. which will be obtained nF
version of rentes into pa per cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-10
noosEvELT's PLURALITY 10000.
All Greater New York Coneressmeh
Democrats-Legisia Republican.

NEW YORK. November S.-The latest
figures obtainable show that Roosevelt
plurality in the state is not Ear from 20.
coo only ten counties IN the State gave
Van Nyck pluralities. and they were all
localities swayed by cities, as New York.
Kings. Queens, and Erie. The falling on
I'm Roosevelts plurality. as compared with
Blacks in 1886, is due TO decrease IN
the Republican vote up the State OF 6l.T0
and one In Greater New York Of 62,OOO.
Against this Van WycK gained 2O,Op
above the Harlem. and 5000 below II, as
compared with Porter, two years ago. In
that year the Democrats carried only one
county (Schoharie), which gave Porter
f2 plurality. This year II gave Van Wyck
T2s.
CONGRESSIONAL SURPRISE.
The result on congressman In this state
seems TO have surprised even the Demo-
Gratis themselves. Nineteen OF their can
didates were elected. the Republicans
getting but fifteen. In the present House
the New York delegation stands twenty
seven Republicans 10 six Democrats. In
the Greater New York all the Demo
cratic candidates were elected. the most
noteworthy change being the defeat OF
Lemuel Il. Quigg. in the Fourteenth Dis
trict. by Captain William Astor Chanler,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-10
IDAHO FUsIONIsT.
Everytbiag That Wry-Democratlc
Congressman Chosen.

BOISE. IDA, November 9.-Oniy forty.
seven precincts In the state embracing
one eighth Of the vote, have reported
They give Moss Republican, Tor Cove
ernor. 2.1l2: Steinberg Democrat 3Q8;
Anderson (PopulisO, 557.
Forty-six precincts give Hepburn Gre
publican). for Congress, 926; Wilson lFu-
SION. 1852: Gum PoDulisO, $50
The Fusion ticket is all elected by pm.
ralities ranging from 5000 10 5000 The
Legislature will be controlled by the FL.
sionistS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-10
DEATH OF DIR. CHARLES ID. RICE.
A Former Resident of Richmond
Dies in BrookIyn-Ofher Deaths.

Intelligence was received here yester-
day of the death in Brooklyn of DR..
Charles d. Rice, formerly of Richmond.
The remains will reach here Friday night,
and will be taken to the residence of
Mrs. a. r. Micou, No. 44 west Main
street Arrangements for the funeral
have not been made.
Dr. Rice was a native OF South caro-
lima, but during the war had charge OF
Howard Grove Hospital here. and after
the close of the struggle he practiced his
profession in Richmond Later he re-
moved to Albemarle, where he had
large practice for a number of years.
About two years ago he removed 10
Brooklyn where he became associated
with his son in the offices OF steamship
company, in which business he was en-
gagged until his death. Dr. Rice had also
resided in North Carolina, and was for
a number Of years in the insurance bust
ness in this city, representing the Fidelity
Mutual.
DR.. Rice married daughter of the late
Colonel Sherwin McRac, of this city, and
his wife and three children survive him
The children are Mrs. Stagg, wife Of Rev
DIR. Stagg. Of Charlotte, n. c.. Mrs
Mamie Mckenzie, of Baltimore. and Mr.
Charles ID. Rice of Brooklyn. The de-
ceased was about 81 years of age, and a
prominent Mason.
Funeral of Captain Fitz.
The funeral Of Captain James r. Fitz,
the popular Chesapeake and Ohio conduc-
tor. took place from st. Johns Episcopal
church at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
and was largely attended Rev. Mr.. Good
win oficiated. The interment was made
ar lakewood. with full Masonic honors,
Richmond Lodge, No 10. A. F. and a. NJ,
of which deceased was a member, attend
ed in a body, and the closing ceremonies
were conducted by them.
Mr.. peter O'Donnell. a well-known print
err died Yesterday at his home, No 24l2 IL
Venable street Deceased was in the tOth
wear OF his age, and leaves small family
The funeral will take place from ST. Pat
rick's church tomorrow at A. NJ, ana
the interment will be made in Mount Cal
vary Cemetery.
Mr.. Charles A. Johnson.
Mr.. Charles A. Johnson, OF Goochland
county. died here on Tuesday after >
long and painful siege of illness he was
one Of the leading farmers In the county
and man OF many aumiraole QUANTITIES VI
mind and character
Deceased was the scion OF well-known
New England family, though he came TO
Virginia at an early age and identlrled
himself nv cordial good will and associa-
ton with his adopted State. He married
Miss patterson. OF Goochland county and
leaves large family The end came
while Mr. Johnson was visiting his son.
MIR Edward Johnson. at the Madison Ho-
tel in this city, and the remains were
taken TO Dover church yesterday. where
they were Inferred in the family section.
the funeral service was conducted by the
Rev. II. Il. Collier.
burial of Mr. Lester Thomas.
The remains of Mr. Lester II. Thomas
OF Richmond. son OF Mr.. w. a. Ihomas'
who died al Chiffon Forge on iuesoay'
| after a brief attack Of typhoid-fever,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-10
HABANA EDITORS IMPRISONED.
They Published an Article Offensive
IN United states-City Disinfection.

HABANA. November 9.-Carlos. Carrie
&, Manuel Polo, owners and editors OF
Ell Noticero Universal. an evening paper
were arrested and lodged in Cabanas
fortress to-day for publishing an article
offensive to the United states. which was
printed in spite of the fact that II had
been red-pencilled by the censor. The
paper has been suspended.
The disinfection OF the sewers and
drains by the municipal authorities was
begun to-day, and the washing and clean
ING of the streets by the tre brigade was
again taken up.
The spread of malaria and other fevers
has necessitated immediate attention 70
the matter OF STRENGTHENING, ana sewer
and drain disinfecting. which work has
been much neglected
A dispatch from Cienfuegos announces
the arrival there Of six hundred Spanish
troops from the JucarcO trocha.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-10
CALIFORNIA LOOKS RADICAL.
Republican Gain OF TWO
Congress- Radical

SAN FRANCISCO, November g. 8 Z.
M.-Less than half of the vote of call
fornia has been counted, but 1,0l1 COM
nIete precincts out of 2,i07 give Gage (fe-
publican) for Governor, $50 plurality.
AT this rate his vote will be 10000 in ex-
cess of Maguires.
1t is reasonably sure, also, that the Re-
publicans have carried the rest OF the
State ticket. with the exception perhaps,
of Secretary of State and two judges OF
the Supreme Court. The vote on these
are close, with the chances in favor or
the Democratic candidates.
1t is certain that the Republicans nave
gained at least two congressman, with
third one in doubt.
The Legislature will be Republican.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-10
STATE OF WASHINGTON.
IL Looks as IL Republicans Had Won.
Legislature Republican.

SEATTLE, WASH, November 9.-Re-
turns from the State of Washington are
yet incomplete. but enough are at hand
to make 1t certain that the Republicans
have overcome the Fusion majority Of
1900 established two years ago. elected
both congressman, and two Supreme
Court justices by majority of at least
20O0. Later returns will it is thought,
increase rather than decrease this osti-
mate.
The Legislature. which will elect a
United states senator, will be Republi-
can on Joint ballot by at least forty out
OF a membership of liz. This estimate
gives the Fusionists all the doubtful dis
trcts
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS LOST.
The two amendments to the State Con-
stitution-woman suffrage and local OPP
tion-are overwhelmingly defeated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-10
GROUND BROKEN.
Work Begins Towards Erection OF
New Laboratory at the College.

Ground was broken yesterday for the
new Science Hall of Richmond College
and work will be carried on continuously
until it is completed.
Mr.. ]. j. Montague, chairman of the
Grounds and Buildings Committee. which
has the entire supervision Of this work
said last night that he intended 10 have
the building all ready by the beginning
of next session.
The contractor is Mr.. n. f. Ancarrow,
Of this city. the lowest bidder at some
thing less than $1,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-10
SOUTH DAKOTA.
State Republican Ticket Elected
Legislature Republican.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D.. November o.
Almost complete returns from the State
give Phillips Republicam FOR Governor.
a majority of 200. Later returns win
not materially alter this majority The
entire State Republican ticket is elected
The Legislature will have "a Republican
majority.