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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
SERIOUS
CHARGES
Against Officers of
the Bear.

An sstonishlns story 81 the refusal
OF one Of Uncle sans veseelH TO
ssnd1r assistance to distressed mar
liners. il TODD hy GearEe Storey. who
came down on the t.akmn and Is
st0ps4nE at the Hotel Seattle. on
October =. shortly after tie I.akme
had left -. Michael. a terrific storm
agoas Almost within tie bay were
the iakme. United states revenue
cutter Bear, Barge No. ef the En-
pirs Transportation epmpsny's fleet.
the barge Admiral, a small sioop. and
the sAl.ll steamer Beaver. The FIRST
Nsssei 10 set into trouble was Barge
Ho Q. which Wa~ sailing close To the
Bar Signals If distress we're Inn
saediaiely made. hut no aid Was sent
from the government vessel, The
Hear decreased It's speed. and al
though within a short distance ~
The barge, which vas IN Imminent
peril. the officers watched until as
ssstanee rad arrived from the LAX
me. one mile and a-haf distant
the rescue crew from the f.ahrns ar
rived just in the nick % time. for the
D. men had hardly been taken on the
boats when Il foundcrsd.
During this time the barge Admir-
a. had been driven on the rocks. and
two men. names unknown. were
drowned The small sailing vessel
also vent ashore. but the crew vas
saved. The Beaver was alao wreck
81, and two OF its crew reported
drowned.
Grave charges are made against
fhe soldiers at 81 Michael. These
men were ordered out to pro-
tsat the wrsckaEa that haated
ashore. A large part u these goods
were liquors. ana instead Of protect
ing them. the men Engaged IN whole
Gale robbery. Storey says the beach
was lined with drunken soldiers. on
calling at the officers headquarters,
he found the place crowded with
newly-opencd bottles Of liquor nf
even description. broken bottles ~
Tag sround, aud the place generally
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Observation-Disclosures.
: CITY NEWS. :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The funeral services u Mrs. Emily
Ashmun We're held today at o'clock
from hutierwuf,h's chapel.
Mrs Marie itamlin. aEe a. died
yesterday az ssia T'hird avenue The
body viii bv saippcd TO Edmenda for
iutvrmrnt.
The. funeral af Frederick william
urnaa was held to-day az 1 o'clock
from heaney a stewards chapel
The funeral II Mra Linsle Jones
NAa held today a. g o'clock ffsm the
family residence. 40 Eighth avenue
Prank RicNafds. the Haliar VIVA
had hia right leg broken On board
the ceiiinr Ansflpau several day
aEo Was removed q Providence
haapital this mafHiuF lie r. par
tally iafslyzed a. the result % his
injuries.
IdW ard Frl9er was arFeetsd last
uIahi by Constable Seihan. ON the
complaint ~ Gea schneider tie waH
chaFgrd With huuceiuE schnridrf
cut ~ SIS bv the old che game
lie vas stNsn hear.us before iudsa
Austin tbs morning. and in default
II f5nn bail waH bound over So the
superior court
Registration far the annual nchaai
election 20 b. held IN this citg Ne
vrmbrr { ciossa tomorrow night a.
u a.tisck 80 , a'cloaa toniEhi u ls
expected That aku- Loo VOTERS VIII
register. Ths two directors wha
will be- elected. Will hold office faF
three years. and viii direct the dis
hurssm~nt 81 nearly $50 60 annu-
ally during that time for rrhaai pur-
poses 4 force - slx clerks was
added tnday. and now there 10 a
clerk for each wAgd The laW re-
quirvs every VOTER. male ~ female.
to BE 81 years 81 aEe. and resident
81 tho state Tor a year
A great deal Of interest isaa been
manifested to-day In the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
EUROPE WILL not
Intervene IN AFRICA
Glencoe Is Evacuated by the British
Without Loss.

proposed European Intervention In
d@cdted here Figaro says mat IN"
They should have con
demanded Intervention this paper states
Husia. Germany aud france arc
otherwise occupied
LONDON Agol baden. at Mafekns onlelaly Reports
october H. Killed ana ID
wounded The borra lost s. killed
Thu
hEh TREASON account VI
o for the Bosra
printed here today 10 the effect that
Joined the Doors
a. Of Labyrinth today defeat
Il
white aims to Join fue who
which the junetu he expects 10
tonight
n this afternoon the parliament
Natal that Gen fu yesterday eh
junction with Gen White and en-
Dundee without seeing the
baak
waaacy white today advanced from
state
Newcastle. lie expected 20
Wounded being treated the
English believed that the Beers VIII reepo
opportunity Offers
The report Of chief greeted with
events that led up 70 the
drnca the fact that White forcing through !"
his relief Is regarded a . a distinct achievement.
LApysMIriI. s,-oencos been evacuated. oyn
Yuie Ia safely falling Gen. White here.
. . . . . . . - . . . Q Q % . . . . . . . .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
PREPARING FOR
THE TRIAL TRIP

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. oct. II
The hattleehip Kentucky. sister %
the keafAarEe, will go out on her
builders trial trip IN a week or ten
days. The official trial will take
place about two weeks later. The
Kentucky has aboard most Of the
gums Of her main bstters In the su-
perpoaed turrets. She will be painted
white In a few DAYS. Capt. G NJ.
Chester. formerly 81 the cruiser Gin
einnati. who has been assigned to
command the Kentucky. is at the
shipyard daily observing the prog
resa ~ the new ship He has great
confidence IN the lighting as well "a
speed ability Of the Kentucky and IL
pleased at the prospect OF getting her
- early.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24

in a state Of disorder. The captain
could not be sven until the next
morning
The liquors were a large part e
the cargo of BARGE No. }. There
were probably 81. 600 worth. They
we're owned by man named CLARKE.
Uho claims that fully half ~ them
iiaated aNh0re. though No part has
been recovered Clarke will come 10
Seattle on the next boat to make a
ctsim against the government for
TIE Roosis stolen by the soldlsrs. and
also 10 make charges against the
commander " the Hear for not rem
dering assistance TO the diaabled YES.
Knla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
RECEIVING SHIPS
TO Be ABOLISHED

WASHINGTON, n. C.. oct. 25.-
To carry out the plans Of Admiral
Crowniushicld respecting TIE suhsti-
tuition ~ more barracks FOR receiving
ships In the navy, estimates have
been prepared for submission to the
next congress. covering the cost II
the charge These are for fireproof
barracks for 200 snilors NJ the Ne.
York navy yard, ts00, 900. for Ike
barracks for 500 sailors each al Mare
Island, League Island, Norfolk and
boston, si0o. 200 each. making a to-
tai OF s2,5Oo,o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
Beers CANNOT GET
SEATTLE'S SYMPATHY
City Council Declines to Act on the
Human Liberty Resolution.

city council night the smoke
question A goody Hprnktng 81
sheved matter ana the
vanished
Spectators No
through doorway
a resolution
Legislators deep
u diplomacy
a scored old
; followers Of
deep Nav
on
above tumult and moved the
postponed carried Navin. MeArdle,
a Crawford voted negative
broke the lie kicked
prBmlscuous oil lights.
~ he
% 10
HIS object
. o n orderly
the street during the
postponed.
clubs petionod Rmbu
Referred the ambulance committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
CHANGES FOR A STRIKE
ON GREAT NORTHERN
Lack of Organization Among Employees
Due to Hills Policy,

probabilities are serthsrn will
wassrtNlEe days There several
Ia the place, the vii prob
ably aevsd the demands q the men rather than risk any snd
a .
Grsa, Northern. in common hand
A Interests
fas n II scarcity q
than the
TIE smplsy~ who
different orKansatppa
TAs RaHay saaator. and tas Hfeterhod Of
Ffrrueu eenstuts thee societies
empfntss
n q %
In
the the psr~onai
has ~ charge %
tbs WORK smpoye the roads operating department
and who hads ether de-
make % thsSa blanse which GEM
worked during
everyone n them
81
manifestations chasing
card smplOys bssa MIXED In
trouble. his n ssryies 10
wseded ts pretty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24

members II the T. H.. bust
this reports
Il o'clock the annual election Of officers began There show
fratenal feeling touched all OF the
dies All the old officers we're e-eleced. az follows;
Mrs Lillian VI. y. Stevens Portland, Ne;
pondnR Chicago;
afrH Clara city
recording Mrs Frances Heauchamp LeNing
Mrs Helen Baker he Temple Chic
Appouvdencral secretary"Ya branch Miss Clara Mont
l. r L. branch
Mrs Helen q. Rice, Roxbury Sta. lost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24

CARACAS. Venezuela. oct. "a
Yesterday was a general holiday To
honor of CassFo's assumption af
Office. The city was IN gala attire.
and there was much enthusiasm.
In the evening Castro made -
speech recountinE his difficulties and
iriumphs. Gen. Hernandez. whom
presifent Aufrafe Imprisoned for
ryrura lhIsinE with Castro. has been
released. and escorted In honor to
the presidents huuHe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24

MANILA. Oct. Am order has
Just been issued muzzlinE tho press
which has been allowed to print
everythIua Hereafter no paper In
Manila will be allowed To print the
movements Of truope or transports
although they will be permitted to
publish accounts ~ events that have
already tranapIred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
Provide for the Blocking of the Entire
Water Front
HAVE Been RECEIVED IN THIS CITY
City Council Will be Asked 10 Surrender
Streets in Order 10 Make The
Blockade Effective.

Northern building Of depot
Seattle this
day hy Mr. A Nadvau exhibition yenter-
DAY the
city hall cuuncllnlen Inspected
the plans AMI several heard 10 voice their ooonH Ie
that contemplated
the hlkade 81 thus placing
the SOUND all control e the railroad
called
fpnt!oR that scheme Northern Pacific
Identical 81 the city
" Chicago Illinois which managed 20
along Michigan 81 insstim
able lRtury Although the have been
psacd Central vantage
sronnd the Judges have held that impossible 70 Gust the
tairoad rh had surrendered their rights and must
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
Offers Mis- Services.

PHILADELPHIA. oct. st--Capt.
9. . Howard has offered his services
60 Secretary Root 10 replace Mai.
Howard. Who waa Killed On the fir-
ing line In the Philippines last
wenk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
BANK cIEARaMcEs.

At the ssattig clearing house to-
day hank ciearancsa amounted "a
ssss 7gsgz. while balances we're ttg.-
2sIiG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24

DALLAS. Tex. oct. 24.--ia a col
lisian on Tire Houston East a West
Teras Railway. near Angelina. las
Lusisr and blizzard Austin are re-
ported killed and Conductor J. o.
Matthews seriously injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
THE STOCK EXCHANGE

At the Seattle Stock exchange to
day the suiy sale was ans block NJ
Too shares Of Golden Tunnel al Ssc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
The VOLUNTEERS TO
ARRIVE ON MONDAY
The Sunday Schedule of the Queen to
be Changed for the Celebration.

connection with the volunteers re-
e.pon arrangement for
to Novombcrb The
fact by executive committee
all plans made for the reception nasnuea
fessrss e sss sAssca .nu' MsHasy
the ofee "
Francisco
at 10 o'clock No answer
haay
ter satlrfzeforiy arranged
Monday the as al
be a Htum
ef the parks aud
Monday November the grand
luncheon AZ the Danny the moksr and the
place Tuesday the Anal exercises
with the devastating viii eoour sHd the soldiers VII
had hepa have the troops
that the thfee
such Visitors lrn 9th.
VIII probably SATURDAY
day, Monday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24

ST. Louis. oct. 2i.-Joe Choynaki
knocked out Dick Moore. Of 81. Paul.
in the third round last night.
Choynslsl was n whlrlwind Moore
took his medicine like a man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24

LONDON, oct. "A pro-
posal Tor the permanent set 1
tlement ~ the Alaskan bound
AIRY question waa announced /
here to-day, The proposition Ia
put forward by Canada. and
calls for arbitration OF the :
boundary upon terms similar
to those which obtained IN tic
Venezuelan arbitration ease.
In this respect particular emf
phnaiH iH laid on the provision
that so years occupancy by
either party shall be coneius-
I've Of ttlr. II IL aisb pro-
posed that as condition
precedent to arbitration,
! SkaENay and nyva shall
be conceded 60 the United
States. while Canada receives
Pyramid harbor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-26
ABHOR THE CRIME
Assembly Denpunces 'lynchIng
and Causes Leading to 1t
KERR RESOLUTION DEBATED
u, rorrt Condemns. Dancing, Theatre
Golg, and CaEd-PlayinS.
GIL ISSUE a PASTORAL LETTER.
,recCd Oncucc Against Dignity OF
thc Body Meets With Rebukcs--
interest in the Orphan Home-Coi-
ored CHARACTERIZATION.
GIL ISSUE a PASTORAL LETTER.

Tho sessions of the General Assembly
Yesterday were marked by interesting
discussions. and the transaction OK i'm
Ylrtant business.
Tho body went on record in a rosolu-
ton condcmning lynching. The subject
was introduced by Rev. Dr. Kerr OF TINS
city. at the morning session. but was
not discussed until towards the close OF
the afternoon. The debate was by no
means one-sided. and the scope OF the
resolution. as well rs the necessity for
,.s introduction. were called in question.
suggestions were made that it might be
81, vorded as to cover the Outrages COM
,ri-+cl in the North as well as those done
,r the South. and 1t would probably not
t.vc been adopted but for the addition
ofa saving clause, expressing adherence
g, the hidcous crime that makes lynch
irr p0ssibe The doubt was expressed
ON Che floor Of the assembly whether any
GOOD would come of resolutions OF such
tsror and the alternative Of evangelizing
,te co,ored race was suggested as being
ne only efilcacious means TO this end.
The recommendation of the Commit
t,s ODD Overtures. in replying TO the Pres
1vts-y of Fayetteville. that there exists
81, necessity for the PRONUNCIATION by the
assembly of pastoral letter condemning
dancing. card-playing, and theatre-g going
MA. ST., aside. after a lengthy debate. in
te course Of which these pastimes were
s.yersv condemned and substitute
,-.s carried by a very large majority call
ing Tor such a letter to ne sent out and
reai from every pulpit.
The rather humorous criticism Of the
records OF the Synod of Texas by the
chairman Of the committee appointed to
examine those minutes called forth some
very stern rabukes as an offence against
ODE dignity Of the assembly. though the
report Rls subsequently adopted with
s.-h, amondment.
several reports were received and
adopted. among the number one of the
Fredericksburg Orphan Home and School.
and d vote OF confidence in the manage
men. of this institution was passed,
after much interest had been manifested
IL us growth, condition, and prospects.
Rev. DR.. John Fox. the secretary Of the
american Bible Society. gave an interest
1g account of its work, and the subject
O.. colored evangelization was considered
G, length last night.
The assembly has declared against the
Observance OF Christmas and Easter as
loy days, on the ground that such OBJ
seryauce is unscriptural The business
Of Ae court will probably he concluded
f0-a .v
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-26
Chamber Furniture.

Look well at all the other stores. and
then come and see our stock. We are
not prophets, but, by past experience
and our present magnificent stock. en-
bracing Ill grades and best and latest
STYLES in Mahogany, Bird-Eye Maple,
Golden Oak, Mahoganyized Birch ana
Walnut. which taken in connection WIN
the fact that our prices are very moue-
rate. and that you car buy as cheapy
from us as we can sell anybody-yes. we
feel sure-that you will end that IT Is posi-
lively against your interest to buy any
where else. Remember the numper-ui
and rs east Broad street. We simply ASK
you 20 look, and then do only what your
own best Judgment dictates.
SYDNOR q HUNDLEY, Leaders
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-26

A very complete and desirable stock,
with special values, forms the loadstone
that is at present attracting crowds OF
buyers to the store Of Messrs. Burk &
CO., No. 1903 east Main street. The repu-
tation of this popular clearinghouse has
been built upon the sure foundation on
the popular esteem for true worth ana
economy. The extraordinary sale now IN
progre5s offers rare bargains in new, sea
sonablc. and fashionable clothing on
standard high-erade manufacture. The
store has been crowded throughout the
week. but the stock is enormous, and
those persons who contemplate buying
their summer outfit should ut fall 10 in
spect II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-26
10 CONDEMN LYNCHINGs.
DR.. Kerr Introduces Al KesOlutiOn-A
Gusy Morning session.

The morning session was an extremely
llsy one After the devotional exercises
and the usual preliminaries, Dr. Kerr
Jo1k Tie floor and introduced the follow
iag gcsoluuon:
The General Assembly takes occasion TO
express its strongest condemnation of the
hWcss spirit abroad III the land, mani
testing itself in many ways, but notably
81 Genes Of mob violence and the taking
o. human life in cases OF supposed OF
Proven crime, without due process Of law,
INVOLVING the awful danger of inhicting
cath upon an innocent person, while the
zeal criminal goes free; tending also TO
Caapen human life, To unsettle the social
oier, and 10 weaken or destroy that
reverence for law and constituted au-
tority which the Scriptures require all
% uphold.
We therefore. urge all our people and
minister's. in all Scriptural ways 10 do
t.r utmost toward cultivating and main
tanning that order and reverence for au-
uolfy which are enJoined by the Word
O, God.
Dr. Kerr was continuing to speak upon
%. resolution, when exception was taken
N &c. on the ground that 1t was not the
ine " the presentation OF such papers.
i- reports of committees and the special
0.sT an Of which had precedence over
-.g business. The point OF order was
.4ined. and the resolution docketed for
"ge discussion.
IAL ORPHAN HOME AND SCHOOL.
4r r.p0rt Of the Committee on Home
school. at Fredericksburg Va, was
'n.ued by Or. Nall. The report pays
Wiute 90 The fidelity and devotion Of
o.arl, or which Or. Kerr is chair
THE past year has been blessed
''- a large measure of success. There
-t>-three inmates Of the home
't and daughters Of deceased ministers
n'...ouaries-and the average cost of
nee IS $lCO per annum for each
r., All current expenses have been
ANA there is a balance in bank to the
t 'i iac Institution Of Sl,S9l.1S The
~ ODD Tine home has been reduced by
ihe committee recommends first
r A.hcuon Of the debt, and, second,
''isement Of the home.
~. report was unanimously adopted
rl,-'g' oebaie, and on motion. Mr.. sum
h. lne superintendent. was given
M privilege Of the floor He spoke OF
.h. scope, and effect OF the work.
rVMNlrTEE OF PUBLICATION.
pfr '''emDiNs Standing Committee on
''on reported as follows:
an ''''inmending the approval OF the
o,n, report and the written minutes
Do, executive Committee OF Publica-
G T "Nh to note the following items
B. ~. me past year Rev. Moses
leNs,1" ~ D., LII d.. was called to his
mlft, ir was a member OF this com
and a, ""h MS first appointment. In 1861.
Tbl. was i's chairman for thirty wears
would assembly. in recording our loss
The press It's sincere gratitude 10
long e,s mead OF the Church for his
Tee srS valued services on this commit
10y !. TOT his longer services and testi-
LUG Sower OF the Gospel hy !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-26
nue.. upper. district, ID. Il. Hutcherson
lower district, G. NJ. Hutcherson.
(,ulu~uer

Culneper: The election here to-day for
the various county officers was withont
interest. scarccly 30 pet cent. of the reg
istered vote being pollcd. The regular
Democratic candidates were successful.
The only opposition to- this ticket was
for the sheriffalty Alfred Pulliam. the
regular Democratic nominee, was OBJ
posed for that Office By Mr.. James W
Popharn. an independent candidate. Mr..
POpham appeared 10 have made q very
aggressive campaign. and their chances
was thought 20 be. quite evenly DIVIDED,
and a hot fight was anticipated. But
word went over the county yesterday
that Popham had given up the fight, ana
while investigation showed that this was
only partly true. Popham's race had pet,ll
run, The following were the succ Isl, /,
candidates. each being the Incumbent
Clerk County and Circuit Courts. war,
rem f.. Coons; Treasurer. $. Russeli
Smith: Sheriff, Alfred W. Pulliam; COM
missioner Revenue, Eastern DisiIlct'
Russell II. Vowel: Commissioner KeVc-
man. Fights were made in some OF the
districts for district offices. but the re-
suit win not be known before morpins'
Dir widdie.
Petersburg: large vote was polled oy
reason OF the hot contest for the Once
OF Treasurer. for which John y. Harris;
the Democratic Incumbent, ana S2muei
Y. Gillian independently and supp0rteu
by the Republicans. were the candiuates'
AS between these two candidates the re-,
suit cannot be ascertained until the luii
vote of the county Is received: The pc
lief IL. however that Mr.: Harris u
elected. The other Democratic candidates
elected were: Clerk. A. Nj. organ; Com-
monwealths Attorney, A. 7. Powell;
Sheriff w. II. Young. x,,.o
Church Road: The official returns give
&. Y. Gillian, for Treasurer 80 .. l.
Harris 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-26
THROUGH THE STATE.
The Returns from Counties and
Towns,

Inc hetuFns from touhttts uhu
Towns.
Below the Dispatch gives specials. from
which it will be seen that the elections
throughout the State we've quiet, and
that where there were contests the Demo-
Gratis as a rule, were successful:
AccOmac.
Onancock Probably the vote to-day in
the county and town election was the
smallest ever cast at a similar election.
This was owing 10 the fact that except
in Pungoteague District there was no OPP
posing ticket TO the Democrats. The fol-
lowing candidates were elected for coun-
" Offices: NJ. Oldham, Clerk OF County
Court; John ID. Grant, Clerk of Circuit
Court: BENJAMIN T. Gunter. Common
wealths Attorney; John ii. Hopkins.
Treasurer; Thomas c. Kelley, Commits
sioner of Revenue for District No. l. and
William Tunnel for District No. ,. l.. II.
Doughty was elected Mayor of this town.
AIbemarIc.
charlottesville: The election here to-
day was very quiet. there being no con-
test i'm this city. In the county there are
one or two contests. BOwcock. incumbent,
against Garth. the nominee OF the Demo
cratic convention. tor Commissioner OF
the Revenue Dunn against Durrett, for
District Overseer of the Poor. and
Rhodes against Pitts, In the Scottsyiile
District for Supervisor. Inere are, or
course. no official returns. but news from
important precincts indicates undoubtedly
that the regular ticket has been success
fuI The only contest where a nominee
is concerned is that for Commissioner of
,ba Revenue At present il seems certain
thar these have been elected; J. X. Wing
Gaid treasurer: Micajah Woods. Com
,,,onvealths Attorney; w. T.. Maupn.
Gountv Clerk; v. w. Duke. Circuit Clerk:
l. Z, Watts. Sheriff; j. n. Fry and Il.
Gates Garth. Commissioners OF the Rev
In this city the election was for q new
CIV Council. and the following gentle
,ne1 we're elected: First Ward-Eldrdge
'r'rner A Wingfield, and w. J. Tyson.
second Ward--A. ID. Payne. III. T. Nell
son and M. Leterman. Third Ward-W.
A Nelhorn. John l.. Walters. and G. ID.
PAYNE Fourth Ward-J. l. Cochran, Jr.,
I M Murphy, and ]. s. Patton.
tincastle: The precincts heard from
IN the county indicate the election OF J.
- thurman Republican,. Treasurer; w.
y Barley (DemocraO, Sheriif; John Ma
tbenv UemocraD Clerk.
Charlotte.
Smithville: The election was quiet, with
no opposition except for Treasurer. This
contest resulted I'm the election OF II. T.
PANEL former Treasurer, over X. l..
GauIdng. Others elected are: County
Clerk. j. C.. Carrington commemorative
Attorney. Thomas Il. Watkins: Sheriff,
+ Il p1ias. Commissioners az tha Raua-