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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-06-08
KIRON CHRONICLES

tNuttOtN
G. w. Lonberg. of Odebolt, transact
ed business in Kiron.
A. Soderstrom, of Sioux City. is a
Kiron visit this week.
Jno. NJ. johnson is again back to
Kiron, we understand to remain.
Measles are making the rounds in old
Kiron. and school is closed for the pres
emit.
Quite a large number of Kironites
attended the Baptist services at Deloit
Sunday.
Carrie Hanson, of Odebolt, arrived
the first, of the week to remain for
some time.
S. N. Sandstrom and daughter, Miss
Alice, visited our neighboring town of
Schleswig, on Thursday.
Editor Wallace, of the Wallace Farm
er, spent Wednesday in Kiron on bust
ness connected with his paper.
A birthday party was given at the
Jacob Reecy home on Monday evening
in honor of Miss Maggie's birthday.
Lost, on May 20, a ladies collarette,
between new and old Kiron. Finder
will please leave at Kiron postoffice.
Mr.. Gus. Anderson, the we'll known
druggist at Coon Rapids, is spending a
few DAYS with his relatives and many
friends at Kiron.
The Boyer section force and tool
house were moved to Kiron last week,
and will have headquarters here, max
ing two forces here.
Mrs. Ellen Stone and children and
Miss Lydia Benson went to Denison on
Saturday and remained over Sunday,
attending the holiness meetings.
Prof. Lagegren, of Chicago, preached
to a large audience at the Baptist
church on Sunday evening and Rev.
Hall, of Meriden, preached on Monday
evening.
Mrs. E. A. Burrows left on Friday
last to visit relatives and friends at
Hawkeye and Sumner, Iowa, for a few
weeks. May she have a good time is
the wish of her Kiron friends.
Rev. A. ]. Thorander, of Chicago,
travelling representative of the Alliance
Mission of North America, will preach
at the Mission church at Kiron, June
II, and at Arthur Tuesday evening.
August Pihlgren arrived last week
from Rock Island, Ills, to visit his
former friends. His father who will
be remembered, used to have charge of
the Lutheran church here years ago.
Rev. A. Modig left on Tuesday even
ing for Minneapolis where he attends
the annual conference of the Swedish
Missions. He will visit his former par
ish at Pepin, Wisconsin, before return
ing.
On Monday last a party of Kironites
consisting of p. Butler, p. Nordell, r.
Nordell, p. Berg, Ben Peterson, Albert
Lund started for Lake Okoboji, to
spend a few days fishing and recuper-
ating.
Rev. Mp. Truvesen and family ar.
rived last week to Kiron from their
long trip that started in Africa, on
April -. Rev. L. has been missionary
there, but on account of circumstances
returned to this country. His family
will remain at Kiron this summer.
A very unfortunate runaway occur
red on Monday last a few miles north
of Kiron. The horse driven by the
Misses Kittie Holt and Anna Shaw.
frightened by a dog, upset the buggy,
throwing the ladies out into a wire
fence, and continuing a short distance
ran into another fence and received
cuts about his throat which caused his
sudden death. Miss Shaw and Miss
Holt both were severely cut in the wire
and painfully scratched and bruised.
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Mutual sympathy,

C~ollector-I'm sorry, Mr.. Slowpay,
but your tailor has put his accoup
against you into my hands for collec-
ton. .
Mr.. slowpay-He has, eh? Do you
work on a commission basis?
Collector-Yes. sir.
Mr.. slowpay-Then I'm sorry fc.
5ou.-Chicago News.
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suicide at Sioux city.

SIOUX CITY, June 8.-George Shortley,
a grocer of this city, committed suicide
here yesterday by jumping from the
combination bridge into the Missouri
river. He drove to the middle Of the
bridge, got out of his wagon, Cit
upon the railing and drfHa ~
jumped off. No M was ns.g' Y a.
save him.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-06-08
Inr,ne Nan Kills Himself.

CEDAR pIDs, Ia, June S.-George
Hardin o. ;.nv 'en, a man SO years old,
while ten n"rnr.. j insane. s~uperinduced
by ill hes.t!. committed suicide, cutting
his throat from ear to ear with a razor
He lived but a few minutes.
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Charges.

Your lawyer made some pretty &c
we're charges against the other fellow,
didn't be"
"Y-e-e-s, but you ought to see how he
charged mev"-Green Bag.
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Kansas CITY Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY. June observation-disclosures. l..
000; all desirable killers strong to lc higher;
palmer grades about steady native steers,$4.70
@5.30; stockers and feeders, S8.7b@4.8b; BUTCH
ers' COWS and heifers. s3.25@4.80; Gamers. $s.75
@320; fed westerns, 10000. IS Texans, s4.O59
4.55. Hogs-Receipts, 1880; trade active,
prices steady heavy, S4.s5g5. 02,ha mixed. s4.S5
@5.O0; light, S4S5@4.95; pigs, s4.e5g4S IS. Sheep
Receipts, 400; slaughtering grades active,
prices steady; feeders easier; spring lambs,
SO. 75(g7. rs: yearlings. s5.75@6.00; muttons, s460
W5.00 feeders, $3.5UNy4 4. 25; culls. $3.O0035O.
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Rrinhart May RECOVER.

sIoyX CITY, June 8.-Charles d.
Reinhar,. who murdered his wife and
tried to killed himself at Odebolt
Wednesday. is still alive. He may re.
cayer
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chicago ilY. .,aeN.

CnioAGo June 7.-Cattle Receipts, 5000
steers active and stronger; butchers stock
steady good steers. Sil gl1s. poor TO medi-
UNI. s. ,5DtG5,00 selected feeders. 81.
mixed stockers. s3.7594.85; cows, s3.00g4.5O;
heifers, S3.2094.S0; Gamers. 50. 30g3.0O; bulls,
s3.0Oa4.3o; calves, S5.Gogb.s5 Texas fed steers.
s4.5Og5.25; Texas grass steers. s3.7504.40s
Texas bulls, IS. Hogs-Receipts. today,
$4,000; tomorrow, 22,0oo, estimated; left over,
1900 active and shade lower; good clearance,
top. S5.1714; mixed and butchers s4.9505. TIKI
good to choice heavy, s5.1095. 17Ls rough heavy,
s4.9505.05 light. s495@5.l is; bulk of sales, s5.le
@5.l6. sheep-Receipts, 10000; sheep and lambs
best steady, others slow, 10Gl5c lower commoa
neglected: good to choice wetiers, s4.8505. 86t
fair to choice mixed. s4.10Q15.0 90 western Sheep
s4.6O(g5.25; yearlings, S.. 5095. s5; native lambs.
s5.00g6.65; western lambs, s6.Q008.70; spfiAe
lambs, dull and lower, Sc. O0NG7.5 so.
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South Oman. Live stock.

SOUTH OMAHA. June 7.--Cattle- Receipts,
1880; strong on good; steady on common stock:
native beef steers, s4a50g5.35 COWS and heifers.
s3.6094.70: Gamers, s.. 50g so; stockers and
feeders. $8. 70CG5.00; calves, $4,000. GO: bulls,
stays, etc.. So 0094 80, Hogs-Receipts, 500:
opened steady, closed active, stronger; heavy,
$4.95g5.0o; mixed. 81 921atg4.95 light. $4.960
4.97Ia pigs, s4,5OG4.90; bulk of sales. s4.82E0
4971a. S~heep-aeceipts. 1900; steady; year
lings. $o.00g5. so; wethers. 4.50D5.1 10; stock
sheep. $4.25g5.0 90; lambs. S5.25g7. 10.
Governor Tanner Thursday granted a
respite until July ~ to Lewis Thomas,
convicted of murder and sentenced to
hang June 3D. at Cairo. Ills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
TENTH DISTRICT.

Nelson.
Acton. VA. Nov 6.-Mays precinct
s-;,.ss Nkin'ev *; Bryan q Wooi ely. 2
For Congress: Flood Il; Hubbard (Rep.>.
IS; Griffith (Prol. 4,
Greenfield gives Mckinley. 1f5: Bryan.
90. For Congress: Hubbard tRep3, 80,
Flood, 3D.
Eockbridse.
GOSHEN. VA. Nov. 6.-Fhis precinct
;,ot4ais as Follows: NICK nley. rs Bryan.
SO. Hubbard :.aes- Flood. 90
BUESA VISTA. VA. November o.
Buena Vista, Bryan as Mckinley e05;
Flood 2,5. Hubbard 1S3.
LEXINGTON, VA. November s-Rock-
bridge county gives Mckinley $50 ma
iorttv, and Hubbard. for Congress. 90.
The city OF Ruena Vista gives Bryan Il
majority, and Fleod, Democrat for con-
rress, 10. Lexington poiied 500 votes. 81
ms iority FOR Mckinley and Hubbard,
The election passed of quietly In the
oouuD. With slight Dsnaaczau: gsick
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SIXTH DISTRICT.
Montgomery.

EAST RADFoRD, VA, Nov. 6-Rad-
ford polied very light. vote. East Ward
300: Bryan's majority 81. West Ward,
1aS: aIckilAey's majority /. Otey no op-
position. but considerably scratched
Montgomery county probnbly 900 Repuo-
iican.
CHRIsTLANSBURG. VA, November O.
Seven precincts out OF twelve, in Mont
gomery county, give Mckinley Us ma
jority The same precincts gave MN III
majority in 1895 \ much heayier vote
was cast than was expected, and will not
fab far below that OF 1886. II the present
ratio is kept up Mckinley will carry the
county by $50 majority. He carried 1t pS
81 majority in 1895 He will lose 2O votes,
which were thrown out.
For Congress. Major Otey will carry the
county on account Of J. B. Stovalls name
not being printed on the ticket.
Hrii AK.
SOUTH BOSTON, VA. Nov. 6.-sou,h
Boston precinc:-Bryan. SS2l; Mckinley.
s.. Congress-otey, 3225; Stovall. Il. Gain
over 1896. IS.
Black Walnut Precinct-Rryan. 80; Nc
Kinley, IS; Otey, 100. Republican gain over
1896 OF 1s1
Tu.1yER. VA, Nov. 6.-Bryan. 16s; Me-
KinIsy. 81. .otey, ee5s. no opposition,
Cf,nrlatfe.
KEySyII14E, VA. lsSr. G-SSmau ro:e.
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prvan. 2s6; Mckinney, i0,; Woo,,sr 1s.
G,tev fDem), :ass;i Stoyal 10,
BRAKES BRANCH. VA, Nov. g.
-r,ree pre...ncts at this place gives Rrya-,
s.s. mckinley, 50; otey. aSS; stovau. S.
Votes small.
Bedford
FOREST, VA. Nov. 6-vote at Forest.
Mckinney, IS; Bryan. 81. Osev. 70: Fair,
weather, s. Considerable Democratic
gain.
81. ntay, ia; En- 'rweather. -
REDFORD CITY, VA. Nov. 6-The
1.ote of bedford CitN is S67: BRYAN. l:;I
MCKINLEY. $50 Otey's plurality, $50.
Bryans majority.
In 1896 the vote was: Bryan, So: Nc
Kinley, $50; Bryan's majority, IL.
.,'he county returns are not in, but Bed
ford will go Democratic by reduced ma
jority.
SALEM. VA, My. ELECTION verv
uu!et here Returns as follows: Sa en-
district ard town Of Salem. Bryan and
Stevenson. 400: Ncr,int and Roosevelt.
ali plurality 60 for Mckinley and Roose-
y 1t. In 's5 was as follows: Bryan and
Sewel. $50; Mckinley and hobart. asS.
plurality for Republicans Of IL Returns
com ng in very slow. For Congress in
Salem district, Otey. SCI: Fairw4ather.
Socialist Labor. scattered vote some for
Stovall. Republican gaii. over 80 for
Otey 90
Roanoke City.
ROANOKE, VA, Nov. ELECTION
passed off quietly Bryan, 1,IS2: McKin-
ley. lilo; majority for Bryan. GU; u gain
OF Ssi; Ctey, 2,2ie Light vote for otler
candidates Many votes thrown out. Ten
precincts in Roanoke county out Of four
teen give Mckinley IS majority Other
precincts will not materially change. Dem
oc-atic gain nearly 3u
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majority for Bryan and Maynard about
1850, gain In the vote over 1896 of
about 80. and In majority of about $50.
i,e.i AIMS. " a.. Nov. GA very full
vote VAS polled. Bryan. BIZ: Maynard, 3 3s: !:
Mckinley, Il: Wise. IS; Williams. 3.
Princess Ann..
PRINCESS ANNE COURTHOUSE, VA,
Nov. 6.-The returns of the election for
President and Congressman by precincts
are as follows:
KempsvilIe. Bryan, 153. Mckinley. 12s !;
Maynard. III: WISE. 12s. London Bridge,
BRYAN, 10: Mckinney, SO; Maynard. 1870;
Wise 81 Back Water, Bryan. Al, Nc
kinney. Ga: Maynard, II, Wise. SO. Creds
Bridge. Bryan. "a: Mckinley, %; Maynard.
rs: wise, So. Courthouse. Bryan, 1S7; Nc
kinney, III; Maynard, 233; Wise. q.
Capp's Shop, Bryan. 102: Mckinley, 4:
MAYNARD. lco Wise. 10. Washwood not
al, probability, be Democrats. Total
vote. Bryan, rs; Mckinley. 42s; Maynard,
$50; Wise. 3lS.
Maynartl's Vote.
SUFFOLK. VA. Nov 6.-The Thirty
second Senatorial District. embracing the
counties of Nansemond, Isle OF Wight and
Southampton, has gone Democratic by
increased majocities. Twenty-Sight OUT OF
thirty-four precincts give Bryan 1.eSi ma
jor.ty, and Maynard, Democrat for Com
gress. :, POO. The remaining precincts will
Increase the majority
In N:.nsemond e.even precincts out Of
twelve give Brya., %; majority, and
Maynard 644 majority: gains Of over 800
over 1886.
Nine precincts out of eleven in Isle OF
Wight give Bryan SOC majority, and May
nard SD majority. Tie two remaining
precincts Wit Increase the lead by 2N0,
Southampton will probably go Demo-
crate by l,O9o.
In Surrs- county there are Republican
aims al some precincts, but Maynard will
carry the county by a small plurality.
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EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Prince William.

MANASSAS, VA. November e.-Total
vote a; Manassas precinct SIS, for Bryan.
as9: Mckinney 10 Six tickets scratched
except for Rixey. RiXey leads the ticket
Brentsyille and Notlesville precincts gave
BRYAN ID majority, increased majority 49,.
IIayinarlset precinct 90 majority for
Bryan. increase 81. r Key leads the ticket.
Prince William county will give Bryan
about 90 majority.
Orange.
ORANGE. VA. November e.-Bryans
majority from the following precincts III
the county are as follows; Orange. 6i
Barboursyille %: Gordonsville, j; Rhodes
vile, u: Lahore, /.
Nasors, Mcknley's majority IL Rixev's
rlajority-Orange 1Ss: Gordonsvile. S.;
Barboursville, i173; Lahore. % Nasons
Rogers majority H. Locust Grove, Bry-
ans ma jorty 81 Rixeyss majority 100.
ORANGE, VA, Nov. 6.-Orange county
gives Bryan 1sl majority Rixes 500.
i.Iexa"d i'll CITY.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Nov. 6-To-day's
election here gives Bryan 2003; Mckinley,
93355 Bryan's majority LOSS In the city
Rodgers (Repl, So. Rixey's majority,
1,l55
ALEXANDRIA. VA. Nov. s-Alexan-
dria City-Bryan, zoos. Mckinley. a35;
Rixsy iDeml for Congress, 1882: Rod
gers (Rep), III,
ALENASDRlA, Va, Nov s-Retnrns
from the Eightn Congressional District
SHOW that Rixes IS elected by an over
whelmng majority
Alexandria county goes Republican by
q small majority
Stafford.
FREnEp1cKsBURG. VA. NOT. Gin
s,afrord county, Eighth District. Fail
mouth precinct, gives Bryan and Rixey
IS majority.
% majority for RlSes, democrat for Con-
sress, o.e. 1.ose.s. 9.sl, ts
2,snaioritY fer RixeJ, aser. Rogers
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BRY An
CARRIES
VIRGINIA
Continued from First Page,

Store. Gloucester county Bryan. g. ma
jority; Jones. iss majority
Sassafras. Gloucester ya.-Bryan, 6s
majority; Jones, H. ma iorty.s
Woods Cross Reads, Gloucester county.
Bryan -; Jones. 16.
T-eT.liians, Gioacester-B.ycf, ma
5ority: Jones, Is majority.
A6liles. Gloucester coun.y.-Bryas., 81;
Jones. 90 majority
Gloucester OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Nc
kinley tie. Jones, 81 majority.
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE. VA.
Nov. 6.-Glouceste- county YES Bryan
eS7; Mckinley. $50. Jones. i.Cfe; Stubbs.
So. Returns Il. 1896. Bryan. SIG: McK:n-
aey. s5s.
King George.
KING GEORGE, VA. Sor. s.-This
county gives Mckinley 13s majority. aad
Rodgers tRep0 for Congress, 1si.
aiidulcsex.
WEST POINT. VA. Nov. SANDY Bot
tom, Msddlesex county. Bryan. e.; Mck!:1-
ley. fS: Jones. 81; Stubs. 81.
SALUDA. VA. Nov. e.-Returns from
three ptecincts in MiGclesex:
Salnds-McKinles. SSas: Bryan, COS;
Stubl,s. :S:l5: Jones. 20
Free Shdde--AcK niey, les; Bryan, 25l;
Stubs, %: Jones. "a.
Sandy Observation-Disclosures. 90, Bryan, 81;
Jones. 81 One precinct 10 hear from
northumberland.
WARSAW, VA. Nov. s,-F4ve precincts
IL Northumberland give Mckinley :"
majority. and Jones. D mocras. for Con
gross, 1oI majority. Two Iprcc nets 20 be
heard from which viii reduce Nchinley's
majority and increase those Of Mr. Jones,
ny at least fifty votes.
observation-disclosures vote remains about
the same as III 1896.
i.ancastrr.
WARSAW. VA. NOV. Give precincts
in Lancaster give Bryan $40 majority.
and Jones DEM, for Congress. $40 ma
jority. Two precincts to be heard FROM
This will greatly increase these majors
ties. Democrats gain over 1896
Ring ,nd Queen.
WALkERT0N. VA. Nov. 6.-Two pre-
cincts in liirs and Queen give Bryan
1s7 majority; Jones Us majority.
Accnmac.
EASTV1LLE, VA, NOV. s.-Thc vote
Of Eastyilie to-day was: Mckinley, 20:
BRYAN I6a; Jones. lEG. Stubbs, 10. Frank
Town, BRYAN. rs: Mckinley. l.e: Jones,
81: Stubs, % W:rrdtown. Bryan. i&3;
Mckinley. 20: Jones. 14a: Stubhs- 20
The county is Democratic ny 29e illa-
jority Il .fssS.
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son Republican. and 100 for Lasslter,
Itnn,or-at -Four years ago it went Ke-
publican by Is majority.
Brunswick.
IAWRENCEVILLE. VA. Nov. o.
Brunswick county. two precincts hcard
from, Lawrencecilie and BroadnaA, s.ss
Bryan majority Of Is. Lassiter majority o
is6. Average vote polled.
ELAWRENCEvILLE VA. Nov. y
Stergeonville precinct, in this COUNT ;
gives Lassiter tDean) for Congress- 10 Iii
jority-. Mckinley carries II nS a s't'''li
majority.
.IJAWRENCEvILLE, VA. November D.,
This precinct gives Bryan q 1na1ofits. anu anu
Lassiter, Democrat for Congress, 80 MD
joritv.
BRoDNAx. VA. Nov 6-BrodnaN Pre-
cinct gives Bryan 147: Mckinley vs. LIS
sitter, 1906 Wilson, 81.
ecnlrnbur".
GAINESVILLE, VA, Nov. 6-Thc foi-
lowing IS the Official vote at this psec.1c -.
For President. Bryan, l62; Mcklnies' 100
Itnrr-'. So Sv.Iso- IL
BOYDTON. VA. Nov. 6.-Boyoton IRE
cinct Of Mecklenburg county, gives Lass 81
ter (Dem) 81 majority and Bryan 20. i>o
other precinct heard FROM
Ao,i.,yay.
gURKEvILLE, VA. November o.
Vote. BRYAN and Stevenson, 1SSs; Lassltef'
Congress, IA; Wilson. Congress, 81; Nc
Kinley and Roosevelt, s.; Mctcalf and
Wcolley, l. Small vote poled
NOTToWAY C. II, VA. November t.
Four precincts out OF six. in NottowaS
county. give Bryan, SIS; Mckinley by
For Congress. bass!ter, Democrat, 'si'
Wilson, Republican. ScI.
The remaining precincts will increase
the Democratic majority. The same tour
precincts. in 1896, gave Bryan .2'; NC
kinley 3S7. Epes, Democrat, for Congress-
$50; Thorp, Republican, i2:
-usenX.
WAvERLY, VA, Nov. 6.-Sussex coun-
ty: Wavcrly-Bryan. 1o1; Mckinney. 40
Lassiter, Us; Wilson. 4s.
Stony Creek-Bryan, IS; Mckinley. oi !;
Lassiter, 1856; Wilson, GO.
Little Mill-Bryan, 10. Mckinley, 81;
Lassiter 40; Wilson. 81.
Observation-Disclosures, %; Bryan. As; Las
sitter. IL; Wilson, Al.
Eellry-Brya.l. H.: Mckinley, 80; Las
sitter, 40; Wilson. 81.
Four precincts to hear from will in
crease Brvan's Majority TO 800 and Las
Ster'S TO 400.
POWIiatan.
POWHATAN, VA, November with
two precincts to hear from, this county
gives Republican Congressman l13 me
jority: Mckinley 50 majority.
Petersburg.
PETERSBURG. VA, November G.--Thc
election to-day passed off without the
slightest disorder \ fun vote was polled
Negroes voted freely. Petersburg gave, as
usual. its handsome Democratic majority.
Tins vote was: For Bryan, 1850; Ike
l<inle- 6SS; LaSsiter, 1872: Wilson,. ass.
BryanS majority was six more than in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The Hunter Mcclure Memorial Asso-
niatiap met Yesterday afternoon at the
residence OF Mrs Charles E. Wh.tsock-
MISS Frances scott. the president. pre-,
s.ded The meeting was exceedingly wei.
aitsnaei ana the ladies were en.hrs!as-
tic. Thsfty-tiye new members were en-
rolled. Two forms OF circulars were sue
rnitted and ore selected FOR peo.lealei on, q.
The Association VIII ID SNORT e 'i e ...s,,
h. asked. DR.. Mcguire was 50 widely be
loved that his patients and friends VIII,
v-ftfo,a doubt. feel Il privilege TO oe
able 10 contribute TO The fund
.yha aapss1 EaaGng Q: tie Lsdtes'
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Enuuuier.

=
wARRESToS. VA. November 6.-This
precinct gives Bryan a majority Of 1s5: q
loss OF s.xty-eight compared with the
vote four years ago. Rixey's majority at
this precinct is 2e4. and the indications
are that he will run ahead OF Bryan, all
over the county
Based on incon1alete returns from tAe
county. Br,-an's majority in Fauauier will
be at least LEO
Louisa.
LOUISA, VA. Nov. s.-From eleven OF
the thirteen precincts in Louisa county.
Bryan.s major ty is as follows: Mschar-
icsv,lle. 20: bbs. 4: ZION. 81: Centrev!!e.
81; Fredericks Hall. 4; She!ton's NIL. &;
Bells Cross Roads. 10: Thompson's Cross
Roads, B.
Mckin!ey's majoriues: Cuckoo, Al;
Louisa c. H, II: Trevi!lians. IS.
Rxey's major ty will be fully 300.
Bryan's will be about Is.
CnIpcrer.
CULPEPER, VA. Nov. 6.-vote of Gull
peper county less three precincts to hear
from, is as follows: Bryan. 1903; Nc
Kin!ey, 7i7; Rixey. 1.1s1: Rogers. SIS.
County gave IN 1896 Mckinley, Lib; Bryan,
1,10.: Rixey. LII: McCaul, 1.074.
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WISE GENERALLY SCRATCHED.
Dummy Ballot Boxes Us"d by Hcput
sicnUs in Norfolk

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. s.-In the cleo
ton here to-day much apathy prevailed
Apparently, however. an average vote was
polled. The counting was DELAYED be-
cause % the great length of the ticket
These were 50 bulky that some 5ailot-
boxes were filed by Eo2n, and a second
box required.
Wise was generally scratched by the
Bowden Republicans. many of whom voted
for Williams, the Union Labor candidate
for Consress. The Republicans established
near the polling places dummy ballot
boxes. After voting they deposited alleged
duplicate ballots IN the dummy box.
They hope, thus 10 keep tab OF the
Judges zls election.
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FOURTH DISTRICT.
in1rlia.

Amelia.
JETERSvlLLE, VA. Nov. 6.--One hun
dred and 1hirty-seven votes poiled here
to-day. Bryan, So: Mckinley, ca: Barker,
?; I~assiter (Dem.), 81; Wilson (Rep.), Ga.
Seventy tickets thrown out.
AMELIA, VA, Nov. 6.-Amelia precinct
gives Bryan 166; Mckinley. 16S; Lassiter,
1856; Wilson, 143.
Dinwiddie.
DINWIDDIE. VA. Nov. 6.-Lassiter's
majority at this precinct, As; Bryan's 40
Democratic gain.
iSarmvi1ie.
FARMVILLE, VA, Nov G-Farmvi!ie
gives Bryan. Dog; Mckinley, us; Lassiter,
ISL. Wilson. Isl. Bryan's majority, ISL;
I.assiter, go.
In 90 Bryan received 214: Mckinley, 346;
Epes, 5ss; ,Thorp, 80. Big Democratic
gain.
Petersburg.
PETERSBURG. VA, Nov. 6.-Peters-
burg gives Bryan ISL majority, Lassier.
.l0l, with one precinct 10 hear from.
Greenesviilc.
PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 6.--Greenes-
v;Ile county viii give Democratic ticket
FMPoRIA, VA, Nov. 6.-The following
ccturns from three out OF six precincts in
III HIieksford-Bryan. us; Mckinley. loi:
1 .assiter, 2l5: Wilson. 81.
Ry,ands-Bryan, 10. Mckinley, 1e2:
fassIter, $50: Wilson, lis.
Hunters S1ore-Bryan. 2i0; Mckinley.
S,s7. Lass ter, l04: Wilson, loo.
conservative estimate gives Demo-
.,etic majority Of 80 in the county.
TSsfPoRIA, VA, Nov. 6-Belfeld Dis
tr;cI gives Bryan lSi; Mckinley, IS; Las
sitter, 30: Wilson, o.
P,,ncc Edward.
I1AApDES-SIDSEY. VA. November g.
OF the rs votes cast at this precinct
{yyorsham). 1os were for Mckinley. and
81 for BRIAN. CONFESSIONS. los dor Wll-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
SPEED IS MADE.
Stockton Can fun rs Fast rs the Gov
eruln1nt isc0n Irt,s.

The United States ;orpeIo-boat stock <.
Ta,,,,.nn Eeads. IL IS understood :hat
the boat could have gone. ninch lester
thsn fine rate OF speed liked by the Gov
sra,sen, ana that this is the first tine
in he history. OF this country IN which n,
haat ~ this class has done so well. Inc
Co,,.nn,,ant required ttat thc Stockton
sho,sId make Il maximum speed Of ~
800 and the little craft did this with
all ease.
from 4. Nelson. superintendent of the
Trisr snip Yards. OF ,his city, SAYING that
Ihe stockton had made It's speed. and
thar arrangements FOR the trial of the
Nava, BOARD would be made in the next
week. The Stockton will return 70 R!en-
moud Tomorrow morning.
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WHAT THE CANDIDATES SAY.
Mr.. Maynard Claims Seven Thousand
MINORITY

Majority.
NORFOLK. VA. Nov ga: midnish,
Mr.. MAYNARD says his majority IN the dis
trict will approximate zoe.
PETERS . Ukti, VA. Nov 81 am
elected by decisive majority.
BRANDY STATION, VA. Nov. 6.-The
Eighth District will PROBABLY give $50
majority for the Democratic ticket.
JOHN F. RINEf-
BRISTOL. VA, Nov. 6.-Bristoi city
gives me 773: gain of 30. Washington
county. outside Of Bristol. gives me ABOUT
500: a gain OF over 1,oo-
WM. F. RHEA.
CHATHAM. VA, Noy. oil am elected
by ahou, four thousand majority.
CLAUDE a. SWANSON