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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-04-21
Acquitted.

Maryville, Mo-, April 17.-Mrs. Ida
Ewing, charged with hvaing murdered
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Lizzie Ewing, in
September last, was acquitted Saturday
night by a jury. The two women took
sides in spat between their children,
as they were about to retire at night,
and the trouble ended in the killingof
Lizzie Ewing. The defense succeeded
in convincing the jury that Ida Ewing
acted in self-defense, the claim being
that Ida took a revolver from the dress
er and shot Lizzie after the latter had
attacked her with a pistol taken from
under a pillow on the bed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
REPUBLICANS DID NOT VOTE.
Washington County Elects Price aud
Met 'tuuu Democrats

ABINGDON. VA, Nov. Especial
Abingdon cast about four hundred. which
is a scant half vote. The vote in the
county is very light. and as the Republi-
cans refused to vote. of course Price and
McClung, Democratic nominees. are elect
ed the vote being almost unanimous for
them. The fun vote Of the county in
GLIDING Bristol city, would approximate
5000
BRISTOL, Tenn. Nov Especial
The election in Washington county and
Bristol Va. to-day resulted in the cleo
tion of j. w Price and G. II. McClung,
the regular Democratic nominees TO the
House Of Delegates.
Their majority in the county and city
is about fifteen hundred.
The Republicans did not put up a tick
ct. and the vote for the independent can
dldates was very light. Price and Me-
Clung will vote for Martin for Senator.
ABINGDON. VA. Nov. Special
Abingdon gives McLung and Price.
regular Democratic nominees, three hun
dred majority. Glade Springs, one hun
dred and thirty Meadow View. seventy
five. Balance Of the county likely TO in
crease the majority 10 100
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
CHRIsTIAN NsBURG. VA, Nov. t.
Special. Five out of twelve precincts in
county give Lyle. Democrat. for Senate.
S75 majority over Clayton. Independent
Democrat. and COwan. Democrat, for
House, 225 majority over Einfein. Re-
publican. The remaining seven precincts
will reduce these majorities slightly. Lyle
is for Martin. and C0wan for Tyler for
the Senate Vote very light.
VOTE AT RADFORD.
EAST RADFORD. VA, Nov. Special.
Cowans majority in city, 50: Lyles ma
jority ia. Cowan is certainly elected.
Einstein comedies IL. Cowan is for Tyler
for Senate. A very light vote was poled
Claytor Gnd), Tor the Senate. received
81 votes OF the 2l9 cast for senator IN
this city.
PULASKI COUNTY.
PULASKI, VA. Nov 7-Special-In
Pulaski county David s. Pollock. Demo-
cratic nominee. elected. Vote small No
opposition. Tyler man.
NEW RIVER. VA. Nov. Especial
d. s Pollock. Democratic nominee. had
no opposition Very lght vote polled. only
25 votes east at this precinct.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
ls. Joseph W. Holt I. George W Holt,

ls: Joseph W. Holt 4; George w Holt
none
POWHATAN c. H. VA. Nov 7.-Spe-
cial.-Vote in county very small ] give
official count as far as heard from:
Powhatan Courthouse Precinct-Number
Of votes CASE. ST.. p. " Cogbnl (Dem).
for Senate, 7e. y. L. Toney DEM, for
House. Al: w. w Baker Dem.), Tor
House, rs; y. p. Cosby Ind. %. Joseph
w Holt dnd). 2: scattering 2.
Balsville Precinct--Number Of votes
cast 30; p. V. CoghiIl. 20 D. l. Toney.
S5: w. W. Baker. S5. scattering. ;.
Powhatan Station Precinct-Number of
votes cast, AZ; p. V. Cosbill. a. ID. l..
Toney %; Baker. %; Cosby Qnd), i6;
Joseph Holt 0nd.). 4.
Three precincts to hear from.
KING AND QUEEN.
WEST POINT VA. Nov. 7.-Spccial.-
! W. Fleet CDemD elected 10 House in
King and Queen. no opposition Small
vote boiled.
SHACkLbFORDS. VA. NOV SPECIAL
King and Queen county elects J. w Fleet
DEM for the Legislature. There was 40
opposition. therefore very small vote
WAS golled. Mr. Fleet favors Governor
Tyler FOR United states Senator 10 succeed
Hon. T. : Martin.
WALKERTON. VA. Nov. Especial
]. ". Fleet elected TO the House without
opposition. Small vote
FAUQUlER COUNTY.
WARRENTON, VA. Nov. Special
The election here to-day was an extremely
quiet one the total votes bcia-s III. which
is about onc-siXth the usual vote The
same condition prevailed throughout the
county. T. c. Pitcher and W. IT, Lewis.
Democratic candidates for tho House Of
Delegates. had no opposition. Both will
vote for the return of Thomas s. Martin
10 the United States Senate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
OPERATIONS IN MANILA.
General Wheaton Supposed TO Nave
Landed at Dagupan.

MANILA, Nov. 1.-4:i5 p. M.-General
Wheatons orders were to land at or near
San Fabian. fishing village twenty
miles northeast Of DagupaH The insur-
gent force there only numbered about
three hundred men, entrenched; whereas,
at Dagupan, there are some thousands OF
insurgents and FIVE miles of strong
trenches. Mounts river Is blocked.
General Wheaton is supposed TO have
landed to-day. though communication
with him is not expected until to-mor-
row. The weather has been good since
he started, and he should have been able
to take the trenches without great loss
of life
From San Fabian General Wheaton can
control the roads Of escape from Tarlac
TO the west and east. making a junction
with General LawtOn.
General Macarthur will begin his ad-
vance toward Tarlac tonight. General
Lawton will resume his advance to-mor-
row. though in the face Of great Diff
cultics. rains in that district having de-
stroyed all the bridges in the vicinity
Including several engines built for the
movement
General Lawton has been working hard
for several days 10 get rati0ns forward.
Tho Thirty-hfth regiment reinforces him
tomorrow.
A force Of 300 insurgents attacked the
Fourth Cavalry last night. making three
futile charges and losing three men. The
Americans lost none.
The first raft ac 1ss the ferry at Caban-
tuana was carried away by the swift cur
rent. II had sixteen men OF the Third
Cavalry on board with their horses. but
only one Of them was drowned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
SU MMARY OF T0-DAY'S NEWS.

Local.
The Republican candidate I'm Richmond
showed under.
democrats win by iarge maiorities In
HenricO, Manchester and Chesterfield
General fitz Lee arrives IN the city.
Mr.. George Julian Zolnay here
-Procceaings OF the Daughters OF tho
COnfederacy.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis and Mrs. Hayes
arrive.
Local commission men organize.
The Sogboard after new lines.
"A schedule OF taxation tor lawyers.
doctors. dentists and retail liquor dealers.
General Fitz Lee talks.
State.
LULA Smith sentenced In Bedford 20
hang January 18th for the murder OF her
husband by poison.
State election gives overwhelming
Democratic majority In both houses.
Annual meeting Of Seaboard Air Line
IN Norfolk.
Rev A. 8. Lloyd resigns as rector Of
St. Lukes, Norfolk.
A lady run over by a Norfolk and
Western train.
General
Taylor elected in Kentucky. Browns
vote very small.
Mash probably beat Mclean In ohio.
both sides claiming the victory. Jones
polied a very good vote.
Foreign.
-ODerations IN Philippines.
-Fartheg particulars VI situation in
Transyaak
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08

Stands; the other two will reduce Boy
kin's lead. Jones CDemJ won over DR.. G.
). Bradshaw Und) by about 20.
Ten precincts heard from in South
ampton give Stands lead of 1900 over
Boy ykin; the others, Chairman John G.
Parker says, will make Stands lead go
JOS. 5. Musgrove Tyler Dem) is elected
to the House without opposition.
STANDS BIG MAJORITY.
FRANKLIN. VA. Nov. 7-Special.-
Seven precincts out Of a total Of eleven
IN southampton county give Stands 1Il7.
and Boykn 81. The other four precincts
viii probably increase Stands vote TO
LID and Boykn's TO Is. giving Shands a
majority OF about I zoo IN Southampton.
Boykn's friends in Nanscmond claim
that the returns from that county give
Boylun about COO majority. and Chairman
Day, at Smithfeld, claims majority Of
about 2lO in Isle OF Wight for Boykin
This would elect Stands by majority OF
about 90. but other reports from other
sources in Isle Of Wight and Nansemond
would change these figures to majority
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
Mr.. &. s. l.. Patteson Was Close
Second The Vote Received by
Zach Candidate and that
Cast in the Several
Precincts of the
city.

There has never been a more quiet ciec-
;lon in Richmond than that Of yesterday.
The history Of the city viii show that
when the Democratic party is menaced
the voters will rally to its support. but
when no peril threatens the people are
apa ihetic and Indifferent.
such was the case yesterday. Little or
no interest was taken in the result, de-
spite the fact chat the Democratic lead
ers had personally urged the citizens to
-o to the polls early and snow the only
Republican In the field under
The figures given above will show that
Mr. Worsham was showed under deeply
enough with scarce an effort on the part
of the Democrats.
n had been thought that the negroes
would 20 10 the polls I'm numbers ana
cast their votes for the Republican nom'-
nee They took, apparently, no interest
ip Inc matter whatever, only few seat
tering votes being cast by them.
VERY SMALL VOTE.
The total vote was one Of the smallest
cast in the history OF the city, and
was no index whatever 10 what the voters
of Richmond can do when they are
aroused.
II any fight Was made upon Mr.. s 5 7.
Pattoson Yesterday the figures above
given show 10 indication Of it, As will
be seen. he was a close second to Colonel
George Wayne Anderson. the leader of the
ticket. Indeed. the candidates are all
pretty well punched. and the figures show
that they are nearly equally popular.
IN CLAY WARD.
In Clay Ward. as usual the heaviest
vote was cast. the aggregate Of the FIVE
precincts being s25 Monroe Ward came
next with total Of 5lj. The other wards
in order. were: Madison. 392; Marshall
3SS. Jefferson 326 while Jackson brought
up the rear with n total Of $50
The judges and clerks had an easy time
Of it Yesterday. The votes were all count
Cd and ballots sealed up before the polls
had been closed half an hour
The returns were received promptly al
The Times Office through the courtesy
of the police captains of the various
districts and their men
Below viii he found The vote for the
various candidates by precincts:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
Mr.. HOBART GROWING WEAKER.
Impossible TO Say How Long the Vice
President Can Last.


PATTERSON, y. j., Nov. 7.-Vice- Presi-
dent Hobart Is growing weaker. Dr.
Newton did not give out any official bull
letin this morning. but when asked re-
gardlng the condition Of his patient about
ociock said:
The Yice-PresIdent night was not n
restful one. He did not get as much
sleep as was hoped His restlessness and
lack OF sleep during the critical hours OF
the night offset the good effect Of the
dav Yesterday. which was the best in Il
week"
The doctor added that the Vice -Presi
dents heart was growing weaker gral-
uallv.
DR. Newton said the Vice President has
taken very little nourlshment. but his
mind was I'm a fairly GOOD condition. It
wac impossible TO say how long Mr.. Hobart
might last.
PATFR<N n J.. Nov. AT a lato
ifJur Tonight Vice President Hobart's
condition was reported 10 he more favor
able. II was stated M his home that Mr.
Hobart had been able 20 sit up In a chair
fer a short time. and had eaten some solid
food. something he had not done in three
weeks. lie was less nervous tonight
than ne had been for some DAYS and his
family felt encouraged over his apparent
improvement.
DR. Newton who remained at the house
tonight would not offer any encOur-
ag0mout as to the Presidents re-
covery.
During the day Attorney-Cencral Grigcs
called and had a short interview with the
Vicc- President Mr.. Hobart was cheer
ful and he told Mrs Hobart that he
honcd go be able 20 take her out for a
drive before LONG
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08

turns are meagre and leaves lho situation
IN doubt. Taylor Republican, rs PROBABLY
elected by majority OF from 1900 10
l00n.
Secretary Hampton. Of the Republican
Committee. IS claiming Tay.or's election
by 1900. Chairman Long and Governor
Bradley are confident OF Taylor's election
and say he has carried the state by a
safe plurality. but they decline 70 give
figures.
The Courier Journal from is figures.
says the result Is In doubt.
The Post, tDemocratic) which has oppos-
ed Goe1el, claims Taylor's election by 1900
majority
KENTUCKY. Nov. 7.-Returns complete
from 2G counties and IS nearly complete.
being a total OF n counties out of Ils.
give Goebel, 1904. Taylor. S5sSs, Brown.
31l9
FRANKFORT. KY. Nov. 7.-Goehel car
ries he city OF Frankfort b. from 80 TO
E5. and Franklin county by about go
ma ority.
LOUISVILLE. KY. Nov. s--Chairman
Long gave out the following statement a.
A. NJ regarding the next Legislature.
"The Republicans have elected ten SEN
ators out Of nineteen sure. Three more
are believed 10 have been elected. bmt the
returns are not complete, while one f. in
doubt There are two Republican hold
overs ami six anti-Goehel hold-overs.
In the House tie Republicans have elect
ed f0rty-one members certain. the Demo
Gratis thirty-hvc. and the anuGoebel
Democrats Eve The districts In doubt
and not heard from. n-mbor nineteen.
which include Campbell and konton coun-
ties. and three districts In the city OF
Louisville.
This insures a fusion majority in the
House against the Gocbel law and prob
ably p Republican majority"
FRANK FORT KY. Nov. h-Former
Senator Blackburn al 2 A. VI. lWednes-
day) sent the following telegram 20 ". j.
BRYAN:
1--WE have carried kentucky by a small.
but safe majority Sincere congratula-
tons upon your splendid victory IA Ne
braska."
FRANKFORT KY. Nov. S--A bulletin
issued at l A. NJ. by Goebei campaign
committee says:
I'VE have not enough Information con-
cerning the state - go into details but
We are confident we have won. though
the majority Is small"
FRANKFORT, KY, Nov. 7.-senator
Blackburn and others az Gscbe head
quarters az midnight admitted the returns
from many Democratic counties are dis
appointing, but claim this IS partially on
set by private dispatches from the Eiey-
enth district. indicating a falling or IN
the Republican vote Blackburn now
claims that Gocbel will win by 500 This
Is a reduction Of 5000. as compared with
claims made two hours earlier.
NEW YORK. Nov. THE election In
the four counties that make up the city
OF New York resulted IN the election Of
every Democrat on every county ticket,
except Gray. Democratic candidate for
register In Kings. who was beaten be-
cause OF his refusal 20 put IN an appear
ance before the Mazet Investigation Com
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
A. T. EMBREY RET URNEO.
Vote in Fredericksburg Very Light.
Tyler and Martha Men.

FREDERICKSBURG. va. Nov. r.
Special.-The election here was very quiet
only small vote being nolcd Hon. A..
r. Embrey was reelected TO the Leg
islature without opposition. He will vote
for Martin for United States senator
There WAS no election for state Senator
Dr. g. NJ. Wallace being the hoid-over
member in this district.
In Stafford and King George counties
Henry +. Garnett. Democrat. and a
supporter Of Martin for Senator, Is elect
ed over W. T. Grig -by and Joseph Ca
wood. independents
G. Harding Walker. a Tyler man. s.
elected TO the State SENATE from The
Northern Neck District without onposi-
ton
G. J. Gouldman. Democrat. is elected
10 the Legislature from Westmoreland
and Northumberland counties over w. d.
Laws. CcoloreD Independent. Gou'dman
is for Tyler for senator.
CAROLINE REPUBLICAN.
FREDEHRIKSBURG. VA. Nov. T.
Specials. Z. Pitts. Republican caudi-
date for the Legislature. carries Bowling
Green precinct. in Caroline county. 10y :
majority, and Gaines by over u. B.
Powers. Jr.. Democrat. Big Republican
gain Indications point TO election of
Pitts by decisive majority.
MILFORD. VA. Nov. 7.-Special-
Apathy characterized the election to-day
throughout the colnty, especially among
the Democrats
Returns are meagre up 10 this time In
dicatiOns DoiGt 10 election Of $ y. Pitts
Republican candidate for Legislature by
large majority. Wickham had no opposi
tion.
BOWLING GREEN. VA. via Milford,
Va. Nov 7.-Snecial-Rcturns received
from twelve OF the thirteen precincts i'm
Caroline. give Pitts ReD) go majority.
The other precinct will be for him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
SENATOR WILLIAM STANDS.
Coloncl IL. 4. Noykin Defeated Inv n
LARGE Majority

SUFFOLK. VA Nov. 7.-special-wn-
liam Stands. Independent Democrat &c
elected over Colonel r. T.. Boykin. DEM
ocrat. from Thirty-second senatorial dis-
trict. by "a majority estimated at koo 10
1000 TO-days ballots settled ono ~ tn
bitterest factionai contests eyer ,,itne.s'.,l
IN this district. Shands and Boskin vere
candidates FOR the nomination st tbo com
vention which met here August gfh ana
resulted IN a split Boykin was recognized
By the State Executive Committee bnf
shands' friends continued their battle
undaunted.
The report sent from Isle OF Wight
@. H., to-day, that a negro had been killed
was untrue. There was a big rev but
no lives were lost.
Ten out OF twelve precincts IN Nanse-
mond give ROykin go plurality over
Shands Walter Jordan Martin Dem)
wins without opposition for the House.
The only precinct shands carried in Nan
semond was SUFFOLK. whore he had seven
votes 20 spare About one-half OF a full
vote was cast hero
Nine precincts out OF eleven In Isle Of
Wight glve Boykin l66 plurality over
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
DISPATCH FROM BULLER.

DISPATCH FROM BULLER.
LONDON. Nov. THE following IS the
text OF a dispatch from General Butler
| from Cape Town, dated November ith,
1856 2. NJ:
The following dispatch has been re-
ceived from the general commanding at
Estcourt, dated November 9Th:
50 Since Friday there has been a cessa-
tion OF hOstilties. 4 note was sent that
day 20 General Joubert By General White,
AZ the request Of the Mayor, asking per-
mission for the non-cOmbatants sick and
wounded, TO go south General Joubert
refused the request. but agreed 10 allow
them to go to a special camp four miles
from Ladysmith. The towns people re-
fused TO accept this offer. The sick and
wounded and a few Of the inhabitants
were moved yesterday A few shots were
exchanged yesterday at the outposts Fri
days bombardment was heavy. Shells
fell in the hospital and one burst IN a
hotel during luncheon. No one was in
jured. The only casualty In the town
from the shells thus far Is a Kafiir killed
DISABLE A GUN.
" There was smart action Friday to-
ward Dewdrop. The troops under General
siderable distance and disabled a gun.
. There was also lighting near BuIwana
Our loss altogether is about eight killed
and about twenty wounded Ninety-eght
Dundee wounded have arrived. They
were sent here Saturday All are doing
well.
The position here is now believed to be
entirely safe. IL has been greatly
strengthened during the last twenty-four
hours The people have deserted their
houses and are living in bomb-proof
places safe from shell fire. There is
plenty OF good stores OF all kinds.
Captain Knapp and Lieutenant Bra
bant were killed in Fridays action
THE foregoing Is an exact copy of a
press s-censOred telegram brought here BY
a Kafiir runner. There is no other official
news"
STREWN WITH SLAIN BOERS.
ESTNOURT, NATAL, Nov. Sunday.
November 5-l: =. MA reliable native
has brought confirmation OF Fridays
usht south Of Ladysmith A reconno,s-
ance in force was made by a British di-
vision, the object being to relieve the Co.
lenso column, which had been attacked
by the Beers. The British infantry
charged the Beers. who were strongly
posted on GlOblerskleor Hill and drove
them down on the plain. toward the Tu-
gela river Then British cavalry. ex-
ecutlng fine hsnklng movement, charged
the Beers. almost annlhilating them. The
plain was strewn with slain Beers. !
An armored train has again left for Co
lenso with company OF the Dublin Fii-
siiiers and "a railway engineering stafT,
10 repair The line. No lighting Is sup
Continued on Second Page.)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
THE VOTE IN BEDFORD.
Clayton, Goode aud Murrell Get Safe
Najorities.

BEDFORD CITY, VA, Nov special.
As there was no opposition the election
here to-day was very quiet The two pre-
cincts here give Graham Claytor for The
Senate and William \. Goode and George
T.. Murren for the House good maiorities.
Their election is assured. The indepen-
dent candidate. j. NJ. Hancock, will only
get few scattering votes.
CARROLL COUNTY.
PULASKI CITY, VA. Nov. Special
In Carroll county Dr.. Robinson (DemD
is reported elected BY more than loo ma
jority over Martin (Rep.).
Election In Carroll stormy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
{. w. SAUNDERS
Carries Franklin County 10y Very
Large Majority.

ROCKY MOUNT. VA, Nov. Especial.
Saunders carries Rocky Mount by about
60 Helms by about 100, and Boones MIN
by about CO. Indications are that he has
an overwhelming majority over Hale, In
dODendent
Han. for Senate and Potts, for noater.
carry the county by good maiorities. II is
likely that both are elected.
POWHATAN COUNTY.
CLAYVIII4E. VA, Nov. 7-Special.-
Following are the votes polled at Dorest
precinct. Powhatan county: For Senate
y cogbill. a: for House Of Delegates.
w W. Baker. 22. d. l.. Toney, 80; Cosby,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08

Of about 200 for Stands
The negroes did not turn out very
largely in the district. but a large major
ity OF those who did turn out voted for
Boykn.
A LARGE LEAD.
NORFOLK, VA. Nov. Especial
Stands is elected Senator from district
comprising the counties Of Nansemond.
Isle Of Wight and Southampton. His
majority over Boykn Is in round figures.
GO votes. Practically complete returns
from Isle Of Wight county give Boykin
a majority over Stands Of 25).
In Nansemond county Boykln's major
lty is 100 IN Southampton county Shands
leads by go votes
VOTE AT BOYKINS.
BONKINS VA, Nov. Especial
Boykins precinct: Three hundred and
eight votes cast Boykin ten: Stands.
Two hundred and ninety-eieht; Mus
grave, two hundred any fifty. At the
primary Martin got seventy.
Newsom precinct: Boykin, ten; Stands.
one hundred and thirty-four; Musgrave,
ore hundred and forty-one.
VOTE AT COURTLAND.
COURTLAD. VA. Nov. 7.-Special.-
Stands, independent. one hundred and
eighty-three at this precinct. Boykin.
regular Democrat. nine votes in the coun-
ty Stands majority probably-l,2
ISLE OF WIGHT.
WINDSOR VA. Nov. 7.-Special.-lfe-
turns from the entire county give Boykin
and Jones a majority Of about 200 over
Stands and Brandshaw, inde yendents.
Boylin and Jones each favors Martin.
SIXTEEN HUNDRED.
NORFOLK. VA. Nov. l.-Special.-Re-
turns from all precincts in Southampton
county. save one. give Shands a majority
over BOykin Of 600
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
REPUBLICANS CLAIM BOTH STATES.
The Returns So Far Received Have Practically Sub
Stantiated These Claims.
MAzET IS BADLY BEATEN In NEW YORK.

The Chairman of the Investigating Committee Discovers that
He is Not POpuar-MaryIand Democratic by a Large
raaiority-Nebraska Elects HOcomb and the
Fusion Ticket-Heavy Republican Losses
in Pennsylvania Returns From
Other States-They Gener
ally Indicate Gains for
the Democracy
Everywhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
D. GARDINER TYLER,
His Coiored Opponent Made a Very
Small Show lug.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Nov. 7.-Spe-
cial.-The election here to-day was devoid
of interest, and the returns received in
dicate an exceedingly light vote. Hon.
ID. Gardiner Tyler, candidate for the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
CESSATION OF
HOSTILITIES
At Ladysmith to Allow Removal Of
Sick and WOunded-Field Was
Strewn With Slain Beers.

LONDON, Nov. 1T Is announced in a
special from Cape Town, dated sammy.
have been victorious in an engag arnent
at Ladysmith and that the Boer loss was
very heavy. including two thousand pris-
oners
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
Clay " ari.
FIRST PRECINCT

Anderson. ...... ................... 2s3
Epps .................. ................... 2sl
Folkes ...... .......................... 2e3
kelley......... ...... ...................... Sbl
Pattcson..... ........................... 262
WorSham .......... ...-. ....s...........
Total vote in precinct 266. One ballot
thrown ont