The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27
THE WEEKS NOMINATIONS.
Senator Martin Main'o'ncd the Lead
lie Has Over tho G.ycrnOr.

lie Has over tut " f'Ihbis
A resume of the nominations made In
the state du,ing the week just ended pre-
sents difficulties in classification Of the
nominees according to their preferences
i'm The senat0iship. in Isle of Nleht.
sorthamDton and Nausem0nd Senatorial
district there were opposing nominations.
Appomattox and Campbell named A at'r
DELEGATE in opposition TO the nominee OF
The regular parry. TWO nominees for
the one place of delegate were made yes
terday in Shenandoah. but both are lyiet
men The rrefeIe.ce Of THE Material
nominee from Carroll Grayson and
Patrick is not definitely known.
Including ALI some of ssh ch may mere
after be Withdrawn or thrown out there
were fifteen nominations during i
yeek-f0ur Senators and eleven dele
gates OF these eight are known To- De
Martin men and six Tyler supporters. IL
should be borne I'm mind. however thaL
only one Of the tNO Tyler nominees 10
Shenandoah can possibly he elected. An
other Tyler man. the f0ater ecgaie OF
Apu1matoX ana Campbell. is running in
opposition 10 the nominee of the mass
meeting cal'cl hy the PARTY authorities.
Another Tyler man. Shlnds for the Sen
N||s Ir I4l' tl' IN.N|.A t.NAt-+tt f+
wight. sutharp pton and Nansemond. but
one of the eight credited above 20 Martin
Is also the nominee OF a part OF the dee
gates in the same district.
Nominations 90 date are as folfows:
FOR SENATE.
Thomas d. Goid-Clarke Warren and
Page.
S. r. Don0hue-Alexandria City Fair
fsv and Prince William
Garter Glaes-lNrc chburg c.ty and
Campbell county.
W. G.. Winn-LunenDurg. NoIoway and
Brunswick
George y Keezell-Rocklngham.
John O.. Hall-Franklin and Floyd.
S j. Lupton-Wlnchester, Frederick ana
Shenandoah.
A. d. Watkins-Amelia. Cumberland and
Prince Edward
J. II. Harvey-Carron Grayson and
Patrick
William r. shands or r. E. Boykln-lsle
OF Wight. southampton and Nansemond.
FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
r. G.. SOuthall-Ameia and NottoWay.
William H Boaz-Albemarie and City
OF Charlottesville.
Claude Bradshaw-1sle OF Wight.
William r. Duke-Albemarle and City
Of Charlottesville.
Frank Hume-Alexandria city and
county.
j. r. Horsley-Appomattox
DR.. 4. 5. Priddy-Charlotte.
Joseph u. Wllard-Fairfax 4,
u II Potter-Floyd and Franklin.
Felix Jones-Henrico.
II. ID. Jennings-Lynchburg city.
Walter Jordan-NansemOn
NJ S. Newberne-Norfolk county.
w. c. Wiliams-Orange
W. p McRae-Petersburg.
Thomas r. Ivey-Petersburg.
George Wayne Anderson-Richmond.
:. l.. Kelly-Richmond.
y. G. Folkes-Richmond.
John +. Epps-Richmond
s $. y. Patteson-R Richmond
william II. more-Rockingham.
y. G.. Patterson Rockingham.
4. l.. Wartheu-Ciarke and Warren.
J. s. Musgrave- Southampton.
G.. G.. Gallaher-Prince william.
=. @. Warlug-Essex and Middlesex.
James ~ Lacy-Halifax
Robert j. Tucker-Halfax.
J. j. Oweu-Prlnce Edward.
F. q. Jordan-WinCheste and Frederick.
Alexander King -Greensville and Sussex.
John E. NottIngham-Accomac and
Northampton.
Josiah Stickley OF J. l. Feller-Shenan-
doah.
Chapman r. Chiton--Appomattox ana
Campbell (cltizen's candidate
QUESTION OF CONTESTS.
The question of contests before the
Democratic State Committee Is frequently
discussed in view of the factional splits
that occur from time 10 time as the les~
islative campaign progresses. the com
mittee has decided one contest-that from
Warwick county-and It Is altogether
probable that the supreme party tribunal
will be invoked TO decide other disputes.
The situation in the senatorial district