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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
THE NORFOLK CONTEST.
The Cauvsssing Of The Vote Delayed-Popu-
lar Fund Asked For.
Especial Dispatch to The Time

Especial Dispatch TO The Times.}
NORFOLK. VA. Nov 7.-The Commits
sioners of Election met tonight 10 can
vass the vote of Norfolk. but adjourned
until SATURDAY to sesare proper signatures
to some of the returns which some judges
through ignorance of the requirements
failed to sign properly. The Dey-Prince
faction leaders We're present to request
to be allowed to copy the poll-books for
use In the contest which they say they
will make.
So far as known no contributions have
y.,. been made to the fund of $1,000 which
NFessrs Bib and Lambeth. the lesisla-
tive candidates of the sDey faction, have
asked in Il card shall be raised by popular
subscription. This money is wanted to de-
fray the cost Of a contest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
al the Hosnituls.

Mr. Hyde, of Chesterfield county, who
was accidentally shot while hunting last
week, and as a result OF the accloell'
lost one eve. will be discharged from
the Old Dominion Hospital to-day.
Mr.. P. H, Slaughter. of kins William
county, who was taken i'll on the street
last week and removed to the, Virginia
Hospital, was discharged from that IN
stitution yesterday morning. His con-
dition is yet quite serious
Mr.. Andrew J.. Pizzini,, who has been
i'll at the Virginia Hospital With typhoid
fever for several weeks, is rapidly re
gaining his strength. and VIII leave the
hospital in several days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
Iz,a Old Dominion
] Steamship Co
DaiIy Line for New York, the Nort1
and East
FROM RICHMOND

p.ccENcERS can leave DAILY. excep;
snnaaS nv Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
NJ via Norfolk or 8 y NJ ana 5:ii
p NJ. by n. & ". Railway wa Nortolh
both lines connecting with direct steam
ers sailing same day.
s.oar,se passengers can leave by auxil.
:, ,,ta.sner Monday, Wednesday ana Fri
day. Sailing from Rockets at5 r NJ. anI
u .tiS .y;nS 70 mainline ship at Norfolk.
FREGHT for all nor'hes NJ eastern 9ora Enc
d,;I,H exceut SUNDAY, at company's
SOckettS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
FROM HEW YORK

-r1GERS can leave DAILY, excen
c,.i.ao,, rom company's pier, No. % Nortr
S Siner at \. NJ. for Old Point Comfol
hlse E;ortoIk connecting with C.. & O. anC
a q! e Nv ". trains for Richmond
EpErcHT received ana forwarded daily
e;; zee, on sale at company's office. M
.,., Eost Main Street, Richmond Trans.
IA Gnmoanv. No. s03 East Main Street
l le9r, ~. Hotel, C. & o. and r. &; P de-
n Mts Ri Richmond. Baggage checked through
70 a.. ff;rthar information apply to
oi u JOHN F. MAYER. Asert
No t9,a East Main Street. Richmond. Va.
n ~ 80 offices: No. 81 ach Street, cor.
Ge mest Street. New York. N Y.
Eei j. 7. BROWN
p WALKER. Gen. Pas. Agt.
II. - IRA fFic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
LAWYER ARRESTED.
Accused of Receiving aiorcy, Krovi7s It 10
Have Been Stoicr.
lEy Assoc:eted P.vss.l

!. NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Robert A. AninioF
a lawyer. was arrested to-day at inc
hearing to inquire into the assets OF the
failed brokerage hrTno = Seymour, JoA-t-
son ard Company. The charge against
Arau1on according to Assistant District
Attorney Byrnes. was receiving stclsft
money. knowing it to have been stolen
The money. it is alleged. was received
from the Franklin Syndicate, the ga
rer cent per annum concern. of which
w. f. Miller was the manager.
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Mayor Witness.

Mayor Taylor will be one of the wit
nesses before the committee that will
Investigate the defa1cation OF Mr. Cecil
L. Epps. The committee Will not pc APP
,no,ntea until after the,.Aldermen concur
next Tuesday night in the Common Coun1
CHS resolutions. .istGI.z,ia 80 as.{.4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
M .,u,x Apovr / zoPzr

Mr.. NJ. J. Cohen. of Richmord. was reg
istered at the tRennert, III Ealt,ntorn. OF
Wednesday.
Miss Annie c. White of. Abingdon. is
? CREST at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ~.
p. Wilmer. No. SIG West Grace Street.
, Nr,6Georrn E. Tenn. of the firm OF
White & Penn, attorneys. Abinsdon.
Va. is in the city attending the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
Captain WilliamD D. Grant.
Rr Associated Press,

ATLANTA. GA, Nov. captain Will
liam D. Grant, probably the wealthiest
man in Atlanta, died this morning. aged
sixty-three. He owned two large Office
buildings and other property in the bust
ness !. district, and was identified with
several financial institutions in the East.
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sOUTHER, RAiLWAY
CrrnrrE EFFECTIVE JUNE
r,s,,Sc LEAVE RICHMOND VA

CuEDTr.E EFFECTIVE JuNE =
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA
600 Mo 10 daily. for Durham. ~ Q.
- .rf stations between Keysvil!e and Durhan,
nnnectino at Burkeville for karmFliIe III
fncbhurr at Je!ress for Rufat Ltthia sptn1nSs
- tocoi stations Norfolk Division 10 I'm.
ne. al oxford for Henderson; AZ durham ios
pnfaigb Gold boro and all North taroiiha pprhN
10 81 p N-No = solid train daily :ot e1ss-
- \ e connects at MossleY WITH fsrmy.I
lo' I iporhat.n Railroad; at Greensboro Iof poi'
sno p.Ieigh and Wirston-Salem: ct psilS us
NUN, S5 United States fast mall soma 1ain.
WIZ %, o. Sev. orleans and points south Th!ea
catts so ni..,ars 10 New Orleans and JacSsouViue-
CARR s,i,a Tor Nassau and Havana Buffet draw
cohueo, ,' eper Richmond Ia atlanta ans blfa-
inc,ioo" through sleeper Salisbury to Memphis
'n2HS,mp N No II, Southern Express daily roe
;Ho ,ny,,sta jacksonville and points South
Tor DanviIle. Greensboro. salisbury snd
S,eep,et, ,,en a, Richmond $50 r " -Cornso-
ChaFttb New York and Florida Express and
non ,,sstern Limited. which esrries through
s Sars In Augusta, Savannah, JscssoBrilles
sieepesS Nashville Memphis. Atlanta. New Or
Tam Complete dintng-csr service; atsas
Iea can, Tourist sleeper Mondays, Wednesdays
fu i iiisrtdays Washington 20 San Francisco With
anu an. cbanrp. with connections for all points In
n on. Va1Ica aud California
600 Mo. Il, Locat. daily eIeeps S1>''
20 Tev.yilie and intermediate points
~ ir-r.rNS irprT-ts at r'fyrr>tr>-~
,,p NJ and GOO A. M.-From Atianta. Arr
u,a>arJ Asheviiie and all points South
ifs1oa M-Fron keysvifls and local st2tlout
~ y M-From Durham, OXFORD AMI Inter
slatipEx
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
THE .MAJ0RTIES
CREEPING UP
{Centinued from First Page.)

{Ccrtinued from FIST PaSe.)
against Hoge was l,329 to 2337. Montague,
over there ran four votes ahead of Wil-
lard and six behind Anderson.
Branch for the Legislature. got l,514, or
81 less than all the Governors.
Montague's official plurality in South
amtpon is 1,.Sl. His vote was 1850 to
IIoge's 4la. Montague. there. ran u votes
behind Willard and 25 behind Anderson
Sebrell. for the Legislature, got ,99o votes,
or only three less than all the gubernato-
rial candidates combined.
In Southampton county there We're 4l9
void ballots I.3s
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n NV s. lNoItdh9lMsstsrIl
81 VI "a "a u q c-s,S,I, ~ SRarf
JUNE 80. 1901.
We RICHMOND fDAILH, BYRD-STEEE

JUNE go. 1901.
LEAVE RICHMOND fDAILH, BYRD-sTEEEr
STATION.
eco A. M.-NoRFoLSs LIMITED. Arrive =:
Norfolk 11.eo a. N. Stops only AZ f-ses.aask
o. ~ a. M.-THE CHICAGO EXPRESS. Fec
Lynchburg, Roanoke. Columbus and Chicago,
Enaet Parlor Car Petersburg TO Roanoke. Pull
80 sleeper Roanoke &c Columbus; also for Bris-
- Knoxville and Chattanooga Pullman
SIsepe- Roanoke TO knoHvilIs.
Is p M-OCEAN-SHoRE I4iMFEEp. Arriys
NnrfoIk SIS P. ". stops only a. petersburg.
WayerIy and Suffolk Connects at Norfolk Win
,te,mers to Boston, Providence, Se" YORK, Bala.
mgr up p M-For suffolk. Norfolk and intss-
:;a,a hons Arrives az Norfolk az TO- " r y
e.aP MsSFor Lynchburg and Roanoke Goa
,scts at Lvnchburg with Washington and chatta-
nooga Limited. Pullman slespsfs Lynonomtfsn k "a
ssrwation Car Eadford to A;.sIlst Ala Pullman
srsner between Richmond and LTnchours-
Berths ready for occupancy a. Ssa Z; NJ Also
PPriim an SIeeper Petersburg and Roanoke
Trainsarrivs Richmond from Lynchours auI
.be West daily 8, IS A. u. and SIS Z Me- Hon
Norfolk and the Eas: a. L. 10 A. ~. Il. 4: A. N
arg =. M ass Main Street.
NO Z. WAGNER, city Pass and T!cks' !AS~
cH posLFY. District Passenges Agent.
" r. BsTILL, General Passenger Agent
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Highland County.
,p.cia. nispatch to The Times.

lsptcia ElsNatch TO IDt 1lmts.
STANTON, VA, Nov. 7.-Montague,
carried Highland county by majority.
Revercomb (Rep0, Tor Senate, carried
by 10 ma joritv. and Moore. for the House
CDenl.), by % majority. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
OBITUARY.
Funeral of Mr. Patterson.

The funeral of Mr. Lakeland Patter-
son, who was killed Wednesday by falling.
from the fourth 3 floor of the. Virginia
Chemical Company's new building on
Twelfth Street. will take place at 3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
Captain Robert Anderson.
(By Associated rress.)

WASHINGTON. Nov. IA cablegram
received at the War Department from
General Chaffee at Manila announces. the
death from pneumonia of Captain Robert
Anderson. of the Ninth Infantry
Captain Anderson was appointed to the
army in 1854 from civil life, being credited
to Georgia.
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r D HsDSIIy,
Especial Dispatch to The Times. !
H. S. Seryoss.
(Spec1al Dispatch to Tho Times !

GOuDsBORO, N. c., Nov III. s. Ser
voss, vice-president and i,cnera. nanuser
OF the Goldsboro Lumber Company at
Dover, died of heart troltie in his room
at Hotel KeEnon, this city, his morning.
His remains will be taken to jersey City,
his home, tomorrow for interment.
Mr.. Servoss reached here from Dover
last evening" He was seVenty-tive years
of age and widely known in lumber cir
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
OFFICIAL COUNT.
Board Of Cauyass:rs Have Completed Their
Work

The vote cast at the election on Tues
day in this city was canvassed by the
Canvassing Board yesterday in the 1ust-
ings Court room. The members OF the
board present were: Messrs. Andrew
Krouse, r. A. Gavedo, John ID. Lotuer
and p. II. c. Noble. Mr.. W. f, humphrey
was absent on account of illness.
The official. figures are as follows:
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Jones Ono oppositiom. .:.....'
Nelson County. ,
(special Dispatch to The T

Especial Dispatch to The Tin'es.o
I.OVINGSTON VA, Nov. 7.-Nelson
county (officiaD-Montasue's majority, 81;
w. H Goodwin. for House, los Ander-
son and Willard ran ahead of the ticket
some sixty or seventy votes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
Makes Further Concessions.

CONsTANTINoPLE. Nov G.-The
porte has yielded still further to the
FRENCH demands and has notified M.
Baptise. councillor of the French enbas-.
sy. that anthority5is granted France to
rebuild or repair sixteen churches, con-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08

1Io,co of Delegates from Clarke and War
ron counties without opposition. HIS vote
in Clarke county was 765. running ahead
of all tickets in the field the vote on
amendments to Constitution. is: For ar
ticle 10. III: against article ~, wv ioi
article L $50; against article z, III.
The normal Democratic majority IN
Clarke county is $50.
Patrick County. o.
fSpecial Dispatch TO The Ti1ncs.)
STUART, VA, Nov. 7.-Oficial count
shows Montague two ma orty and Mayo
$50.
Henry County.
MARTINSvILLE, VA, Nov. The
official returns to-day gave hampton
Hoge a majority over Montague in Hen
~ county Of three hundred and seventy
eight.
Dinwiddie County.
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)
DINWIDDIE c. H., VA, Nov. MON
tague's majority in the county is loi, ana
A NJ organ. sr. CDemocratic). for the
Legislature is elected over HOBBS ana
Smith by CSC majority. ...
Wvthe County,
{special Dispatch to The Times>
WYTHEVIDLE, VA, Nov. THE ofh--
c;al vote of Wythe county is: Montague
l.5sl: Hoge, i AS; Willard, 1.6l3; D1cken-s
son, 1862; Anderson. 1626; Groner, l,Zeo'
st. Clair (Senate), 1871; Strother tSeh-5
ate>, 1851 Simmerman Giouse),c 1850,
Blair (House>. 1,3-5; Crockett ztttSlseG TO-
Downry received 5 votes in the county,
R,,ker. a. Lee, 10; Quantz, g. Mc1ler, 2;
Bolton, s. is T.
Russell County. :.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,)
CLEVELAND. VA, Nov. I'm Rus
sell county Montague Oem) received, l.
AS; Hoge Rep.), $50; majority, 10; VII
lard Dem). 1.3Ss; Dickinson. Repl, eSo'
majority. 500; Anderson DenQ, l.4SI; GRO
ner Rep.), 7c.; majority. 1sS; MOSS, LOT
Senate. Derl.), 1,522; Harmon lEsp.l, a.
majority, 40; Gent, for House ll'eii''' =
624; Johnson Qnd.). 4.6 ii
Prince William County.
Especial Dispatch to The Times)
MANASSAS. VA, Nov. 7.-Official count
of Prince William county gives $50 Demo :.
cratic majority.
Midd!esex County.
fspocial Dispatch 10 The Times) -,
STORMONT, VA, Nov. I.-MiddieSeN
oflicial-Montague 675; Hoge, $50: Willard,
500: Dickinson. 122; Anderson. 64s; Gfoher'
lis: Lawson Dem.), for House Of Dele
l.. -
Boyd Sears. no opposition
Gloucester toul!y.
fsrecia, Dispatch to The Tiues)
GLOUCESTER C. H. VA. Nov. 7.-for
Governor. Montagre, S64; Hoge. 1856; j. f.
willard. ISL: Dickinson. 1872: Bolton los;
Bun6ick Q: Attorney-General. w. A. An 4
derson. $50; Groner, ESQ., Senate. j. BOYD
Sears. .2O4; House of Delegates. George
Hunley, 9S9; Joseph Winder, 345
Powkatan County.
Especial Dispatch to The rlmes)
POWH ATTAIN, VA, Nov. THE ofnclal
returns from Powhatan county snow
total vote cast of 1,13l Montague re-
ceiyed 42O; Hoge. 6l5; Quantz. 3; 4dcIler'
j: Rucker, 6; Willard, 4lo; Dickinson. 494'
Bolton. 3; Bundck. 4; Anderson, 432; Gro
ner 424; Downy, Z; Lee, Z; ioney, 80
Baker. }57: Nunaily, 52S; Wilson, b'S; Mar
LII. ~ ,111lf Votes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08

Amendment to Article X. of the Con-
stitution in reference to the oyster law:
For. 524; against, a3 Article VII, with
reference to county officials: For, sol;
against, 13e.
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Two Towns.
ispccial dispatch to The Times.

Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)
GOhDONSVILLE. VA, November =
The vote at Gordonsville was as follows:
For Observation-Disclosures. 1s1; Hoge, 81;
QuantZ, o; McTier. o: Rucker. 6.
For Observation-Disclosures 131;
Dickinson. 8; Bolton, ]; BundiclS, Z.
For Attorney-(eneral-i nlnsln, go:
Groner. S: Lee, III. Downey. 0.
For State standardization. III.
For House OF Delegates-Graves. 1S9:
Macon, s5 sfifti
RARBoURsvILLE VA. November =
Specialize T le9.sI at JRsarboursviile was as
follows:
FOR Governor-a1ontagale ls7; Hoge. 1914.
For Lieutenant-Go rernor-Willard, 1875;
Dickinson, 1a,
For AttoyneyrG eneral-Anderson 200;
Groner 1875.
For State Senate-ShackeIforG, s25.
For House of Delegates-Graves, 2s2;
Macon, liz.
Clare County.
Especial Dispatch to The T,mes)
BERRYvILLE, VA, Nov. THE Of
ncial vote of Clarke county in the late
r,,bernatorial election follows: For Gov
ernor. Montague. Hoge, 273; Quantz ]:
McTier i; Ruckcr, 4. Democratic piu-
rality. 2SS.
Blackburn Smith was elected to the
= = &
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o'clock this afternoon from the
residence. No. 316 South Laurel Street.
The Rev. H. a. Basby, of Calvary Bap-
fist Church. will officiate, and the inter-
ment will be made in Hollywood Gene
terry. N
Active-Messrs. j. o. Jordan, George
Garter, c. 7. Sims, Charles Sanders, NJ.
r. Pace. r. r. NIankn, M. Fill Seay and
Robert Powers.
Honorary-Messrs James Howle, Kirk
Carter, Harvey Barnes, c. w. Thompson,
William Gibson, William Ruskell Edward
Bcwes, Henry Carter. Howard Davis,
Harvey May and Captain Sam. ,Herndon.
Mrs. E. J. Bamberyer.
Mrs M Thalheimer has been called to
Philadelphia, Pa, by the sudden death Of
her sister-in-law, airs. Edmond j. BAN
he, ger. 5e-2
Miss Mary Bass.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)
STORMONT, VA, November 4
Miss Mary Bass. the last of a once nota-
BILE family Of MiddleseX county. died at
the home Of Mr.. I. c. Covington. near
Streets Post several days ago. and was
buried by her pastor, Rev. e. j. Richards.
on yestcrdayaSH
For more than half a century she was
a familiar figure at Clark's Neck Church.
of which she was an honOred and con-
sistent member! She was in her seventy
second year. and was the last surviving
child of Micham and Susan Bass. of the
vicinity Of Stormont. She was baptized
by the Elder, George Northern sixty years
ago and wasothe last of his charge.
Mrs S. {. Stone.
e. Special Dispatch to The Timcs.)
ASHLAND, : VA, November Mrs.
Sarah Elizabeth Stone wife Of Mr.. S. M.
Stone, died at her home here last night,
after a lingering illness, aged about six
tv-eigi1t Mrs Stone was a member of
the Methodist Church and was a most
estimable lady. he burial will take place
in WOODLAND Cemetery tomorrow at II
A. NJ. with services at the grave by her
pastor, Rev. w. Fl. Atwill. -
Rev. J. P. Lawrence.
Especial Dispatch to The Times)
LYNCIIBURG, VA, November T.
Rev. J. F. Lawrence, a minister Of
the Episcopal Church, died here last
night after short Illness He was born
in England in 1887, and was for years
connected with the English Church. Ow--
ing to failing health he had not been ac-
lively engaged for long time. He oc-
casionally acted as assistant to the rector
of st. Paurs, Church.
4 Booker Robertson. bEs
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs)
AMELIA, VA, November -
Mr.. Booker Robertson, who lives in about
five miles of this place, had a very serious
attack of heart trouble last night, which
necessitated his staying "a the hotel all
night unGer treatment of DR. NJ. Y.
Cheatham. He fell unconscious in the
drug store. He has had several very
serious attacks previous to this one
a. S. Asberry.
Especial Dispatch to The Times)
& ROANOKE, VA, Nov. Mr. "A. S. AS
berry, eN-postmaster OF Roanoke ARK; 4
prominent Republican of this secilon.
died here at 1 P. M. to-day after s.iors
illness, from a complication Of troubles.
aged forty-nine.
He was appointed postmaster. of Rna-
noke by President Arthur. ana sei,eG
for twelve years. He was 4. lla.l,e IF
Bedford county. He is survived by his
wife and three children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAfSS
ro.. n sndGs. between Manchester aaa Wv
Iopy RIVER LINE VIA WEST PoiSE.
THE FAvoRTrE ROUTE NORTH

j. A
x-or M-No. Is Ealtiniore Limited. daily SO.
4.snr5av. connecting at West Point wt.a
~ u az tor baltimore and York River Landings
S,ons only at station, between Quinton and wsss
qua p M.-Nos 10. Local Express. daily exoeps
S.ys for Wet Pc! Mt AMI Int ediate stations.
go acts it'll stage at Lester Manor for WasSeftoa
ana 800 Mo Loea. Mixed Lesresastiy.
49, S,,n,,a3 Cor West Point and intermediate
a.ipprs Connecting With stage q; Lester Aanas
~, IVA ". X rton snd rappahannock.
~ ~ TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
giaA M.--Dai'y from, West Point. With cona&s.
..snl from Saitih- >se. EXCEPT Mondays
aO-s5 A. Mi--EIcept Sundays and Mondays.
AIS r. M.--Daity. except Sunday rom Wees
Point aud intermediate stations.
steamers leave West Point daily, excans Saa.
days $50 p. 81 arriving Baisi mere $3.50 =. y.
Steamers ca.t AZ Almonds and ! or Known Iust
tay. rhursds IS and Saturdays; Clay Bank naa
Gioreest<r. Mondays. Wednesdays and friaaya-
=. w. Ms. hU.-i. Lt.ss. f~ss =-aits,
No. sz0 Z. Main ST.. kichmead.fa.
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Train No. II leave, Richmond $3.50 a. m. daily,
for Petersburg, Norlipa. n. c.. AID all inttEmed.
ate points Connection, a. Norlina with tram
arriving Henderson 2lo p. and Raleigh 800 p
day.
Trains leave Richmond for Washington. New
York and the East daily. No. a ut $40 a. IN. AMI
80. u; at ;:35 D. M
Connections at Jacksonr.llc ard Tampa for all
Florida East Coast points. and Cuba and Porto
Rico At New Orleans for all points IN TexaA
Mexico and California.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND DAILY.
f:se 8. M, No. 81 From all points South ant
SIS. p. M, No. Sc Southwest.
$40 D. NJ, No. s6-From Norlina n. c.. Petsr1
burg and local points
SLEEPING. CAR SERVICE.
Nos. 81 and a4-Florida and Metropolitan LIN
tied. Drawing Room aud Sleeping Cars and
Through Day Coaches between New York and
mpa. Through Drawing Room Buffet sleeping
cars between New York and Atlanta
p Nos. .; and 66-Florida and Atlanta Fast Mall
Through Drawing-Room Buffet Steering Cars De-
tween New York and To" n. connecting NJ II ~
1let with Sleeping Car 10 and from Atlanta IN
connection with which Through pullman llcSe-'
are sold Finest Day Coaches
z. P. SMITH, Distrtc. Pass Agent.
sc6 East Main Street ,Phone I'D.
J. NJ. BARR. +. E T. bCNca-
IstY. P. & Gent Mang'r. Gen! PasS. aGsn-
Portsmouth. Va
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Powkatan County.

POWH ATAN. VA, Nov. THE off1clal
returns from Powhatan county snow
total vote cast of 1,13l Montague re-
ceived 42o; Hoge. Ga; Quantz. 3; -icller.
/: Rucker, 6; Willard, 4lo; Dickinson, 494'
Bolton. 3; Bundick. 4; Anderson, 432; Gro
ner, 424; Downy, {; Lee, Z; ioney, 49,
Baker. 357: Nunally, 52S; Wilson, CTS; Mar
tin. IS: Maddrea, 8. Number of votes
cast striking from article 10, with re1ei-
ence to longing oysters, SO; Tor the a1neilu-
roent 10 second one and two of article
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CONVENTION BACK
READY FOR WORK
CONTINUED from First. Page.l
has become very strong and the general
talk is along the lines of proclamation.


Next to this topic is that of the sut-
fra ge ordinance. In addition to the SUI
frage resolution, which lar. BraXton VIII
introduce to-day, there are at least hall
a dozen other members who are consiG-
ering a new plan. Mr.. Glass has prepared
a plan which he will introduce as soon
as he is able to be here.
A member Of the Suffrage Committee
who signed the majority report is ali-
derstood to have announced his intention
OF introducing a plan that has no under
standing feature Another prominent dei-
egate has prepared one which he viii!
not introduce in the convention at al.
but SAYS he will hold it back until the
offers have failed In conference and Will
then spring it as a compromise measure.
He especially withheld his nam, fran
publication.
A notable fact is that-rot & si''-'a one
of the proposed new plans eon..l r.; IN
Understanding clause, and that every one
of them embraces in some form or other
the grandfather principle. I will be re-
called that both pans submitted by the
Suffrage Committee have the understand
ing clause and ignore entirely the grand
father feature.
President Goolc was particularly happy
over the result of the election.
''Just think q moment OF what we
escaped, he said to a Times rep
resentative. sand you will admit
that we have much to be thankful for.
Mr.. Goode has recovered from his recent
indspostion and is now in ms usual fine
health and spirits. Mr.. Goode was espe-
cially gratifed at the splendid showing
made by the Democrats in Southwest
Virginia, where unconstitutional Con-
vention was under heavy fire all during
the canvass. He believes that the result
in the State means, among other things,
that the people, as a rule, are in sympa-
thy with the proposed work of the con-
vention, and that they. do not intend to
impede it's progress. or that of having its
wor, put into operation by the Legisa-
ture. Delegate Walter A. Watson and
other strong leaders OF the convention
expressed themselves as highly gratified
at the splendid work and results of last
Tuesday.
Chairman ) Taylor Ellyson. who was
on the floor OF the convention. was fairly
showered with congratulat by the
members upon his splendid work in the
lcamnaign. Ex-senator w r. Bib. of
' c,-icn was also on thu floor
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