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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
A POPULAR TRIUMPH

The defeat Of Tammany is a great
victory for the decent people Of New
York, great triumph for pure poll
tics a:id good government. The Her
aid says that it was moi T. contest be-
tween Republicans ana Democrats:
the issue WAS simly Talnmany or anti
Tammany. Mr.. Low was not tie can
didate OF the Republican party. lie
was the candidate OF all elements who
were disguised With tie Croker regime
and tired OF Tammany brigandage
Tie victory goes to show what, the
people ca1, do when they arouse them
selves. 57nmn!a1ly was the most pow
srful political organization III tbs.
world. but il WIS NOT SO powerful as
The Disguised people OF the city. The
people O.. this county are stronger
than any political organization. OF any
organization of whatever charactcc. If
the. people are boss-ridti.n it is be-
Cause they dc not take the trouble 10
;sse". their authority. If they wear
Eeac. it is becausa they lacl, the en-
ergs to throw il OFF.
There IS 9 lesson in the New York
election for voters as wei as for 20
liticsl bosses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06


q ,elnot.ratic doctrine of tariff -for-rs..y-.
enne-onlv and TO comlnit Itself 81 co ~
sly to the Republican doctrine or tariff
for protection. II that Is his idea, then
the Commercial u Democracy might rs
Well 90 over bag and aggage to the
Republican, party. Tic very term IS
offensive TO us, Tor = Democracy stands
for something greater. and Eobler than
commercialispl. IT stnnds first OF all
for equal and exact justice to all anu
is fundamentally opposed 10 clnss leg
islation. Which discrilninates against
one class i'll favor of another. We
have had Of late years all sorts OF.
Democracy. so-ca!led. We hive had
the Free-Silves Democracy and the
New Democracy. and now Mr.. McLau-
rim exploits the Commercial Democracy.
\ blight, say we. upon al such spur
iolts articles. There is: but one Demoe-
racy and tlldt is the genuine artici.
which was given 10 us hy the found
ers OF the party. and If we do not pre-
serve it in its purity and its integrity
we might rs well, repudiatc it and
abolish tie name.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
THE TIMES COMPANY.
wEpNssDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1901.
HE REsuLIlN VIRGINIA.

The election III Virginia Yesterday
was n very aame affair. Hoge's can
didacy was not taken seriously. either
~ his owa party associates or by the
Democrats. Ii the Republicans ever
had any intention of making !, deter
mined fisb.. they lost heart when
President Roosevelt entertained 4 ne
gro at tile White House.
As for the negroes, few OF them
voted, and as a rule they manifested
no interest whatever in the election
In consequence Montague. Willard
and Anderson; are elected by 4 large
majority overall candidates. i'll spite
Of Il comparatively light Democratic
vote, andsthe General Assembly is safe.
Good Democrats have been elected
from al parts of the State, and tie
difficult work of making n new Code
to put into effect tbs new Constitution
will be intelligently done.
The people Of Virginia arc 10 be cor
graduated upon the result. Mr.. Mon
tagnc is man of ability and high
character, anG he Will give us a clean.
honest and efficient administration.
Mr.. Willard is worthy and competent
TO discharge the duties of Lieutenant
Governor, and as Tor Major Anderson,
q better man could not have been
elected to be the States Attorney
General. Virginia is fortunate indeed
to have secured his valuable services.
md les interests Will be entirely safe
in his hands.
And now for long, sweet RESI- from
political agitation il Virginia. We
mag ali go about our business viii, the
satisfaction that Justice is established.
domestic tranquility insured, and the
blessings Of libertS secure to ourselves
and our posterity."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
SCIENTIFIC MONEY.

The Eucnos Ayres Herald prints the
following announcement of snbscrlp-
ton rates:
City. per montli--ral1e, money. LOO
Camp. per ye,r--Paper money. lS.9o
Uruguay. per tar-~Paper mo-
Great Britain. per gear. e2 IS
United States. i,rr year. Amer
.can currency. ..E............. 400
It will be observed that the cost of
the Herald in Uruguay is twice rs
muc,, in paper money-that is to say.
the currency of Argentina-as it is in
The United States in American curren-
cv. That is the difference between
good money witt: a gold foundation
and scientific money"-that: is to say,
irredeemable paper currency. It is IN
interesting object lesson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
MI.AURlN'S NEW PARTY.

senator McLaurin. of South Cara
lima. has contributed to the currcn-
number OF the North American Review
an article on The Commercial Demo,-
Isicy Of tie SolItni.'' He saws ar tho
outset that it is the natural DESTINY al,
the Southern States 10 clothe and fead
the world: that they will become III,
great wealtll-producing area Of the
syoris by virtue of their natural mo-
nopo.y of cotton and cotton. rCanufoc-
lures, iron and iron manufacturers. their
other ul,dere1oped resources and lin
new grip they are taking on public. and
private life. He point: out that to-day
America either furnishes The iron or
likes the price Of it FOR every bridge
In the world. and that the Southern,
STATES are now producing $500 DOC. 900
OF exports. being one-tllird of tho tofal
OF the United States, and have $1Jo-
uUu.oW invested i'll COTTON ,narufae-
tu:es alone. He further tells us th,t
twenty mill:cr dollars worth OF Son;,,-
ern goods We're exported last year 10
emma and the East: that the most pop
llar manufactured goods in China
come to-day from the cotton mills of
South Carolina which have grown in
number from $50 III the year 1900 IN
GOO in the year 1901: and that it is re.-
sonablc 10 believe tillt within y fcw
Years the cotton exports of the South-
ern States 70 China alone will excee,.
S25.oo0,OOo annually, provided those
markets arc not closed against us.
lie asserts that within the last ton
Years the centr: OF cotton manlfacs,,r-
ING in the United States has been
transferred frolc Fall River, Mass. 70
Columbia. S. c., where the mi],. thot
manufactures the raw cotton are oc-
tually surrounded by the fields in
which it is grown. And he adds. PRO
ducing three-fourtiis OF the worlds
COTTON supply. netting more thai,
$500, O0t Geo. and valued in tile finished
product ut s., 600. COZ, 900, tho South is
now in a fair way to reap the profits
OF It's manufacturers, il politics be not
permitted TO bar the way
Coming then TO speak OF the iron In
dustry, he says that not ten years
hare elapsed since Birmingham shin.
ped $50 tons eli pig iron TO Glasgow. In
51sIo the whole SOUL. produced only
100000 tons ct pig iron. To-day lilo
production OF the South is $500 900
tons. and her iron exports Ill 1900 were
worth $12a000 600. In Sen years her
t.oal output has grown from 5000 600
10 40. oo0, 600 tons.
s So far, SO good. But Senator Nc
I.ausin goes i ste,, beyond this and
declares that tie Commercial Den,oc-
,'assy. Of whica, he Is tile exponent.
proposes TO cast asida tho ,e-honoral
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
frederick County.
fSuorin! DIs,,,t,

VSp'c3ai DIsiateh 10 The 'firicsj
WINCHESTER. VA. Nov. SIN Fred
erick county only about half of the 1000
registered votes weSe polIed Complete
returns will not be received until to-
morrow, but a majority OF the preciact
give majoritfes for the Democrats
When seen by The Times correspor-
dent, to-risht. Mr.. Jordan said his n,aiori-
ty would be over 500. He had just hear;
from most of the precincts. Not muci,
scratching was done. except the constr
tutionai amendments, end many tii: not
vote those ballots, not thoroughly under
standing them.
The weather was fair and chilly, ant
no oIo r,nsSn1i or c1tiatl,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
.!rci, Scratching.
Guipepes. L0unty.
uroner Admits Il.

fSpccsa, D'sratcs 10 rhe 'rImcs.l
NORFOLK, VA. Nov mir. p. Law
renee Gsoner. Republican candidate for
Attorney General. tonight comedies the
State to the Democrats ny ten thousand.
ard estimates that alontasue's majority
in Norfolk city. w:ll approximate 800.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
Northumberland County.
Special Dispatch to The Tllacs.)

WARSAW. VA. Nov. Sin Northum-
berland county five out OF seven pre-
cincts gives Hose 1ol majority over Mon
taguc, and Ball. Republican. over Baker.
Democrat, 105 majority for the House OF
Delegates.
The two precincts unheard from are
usually Democratic. and should reduce
the Republican majority Baker having
carried Westmoreland, Is elected by
atNOut go maturity
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
Higs Ind County,

- sFr'.ltI DISPATCH 70 The TiG:es.
SIAUNlON, VA, Nov. 5-Seven out o.
siSht precincts in Highland county give
Montague sDem). S plurality Revercoc1o
lkcp-l Tor Senate, 10 plurality over Cat
lett. Moore fDc,n), Tor Horse. 8; over
Garrett fEep)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
Albcmar!c ard Fluva1aa.

tsreciai Dispatch 20 The Tlmcs,)
ScOrrTSVILI.E. VA. Nov. 5-Vote hero
light. F'luvanua Observation-Disclosures 20:
Hoge. -: willard. 50: Dekenson, II. AM
d5rsorl. SO: Grcner. y; Leake, 81: En.isht.
II. Moon 81: Lyons. II.
scottsville Observation-Disclosures. So Hogs.
~: Willard, IS: Dickinson. 80: Anderson.
SO: Groner. 50; Chapman. 49,: Boaz. iSi:
Duke. 49,.
Porter,s Observation-Disclosures. q: Hosc,
10: buckingham. Moons majority at Gem
tenary. 125: Well Water. a.
siuci, Scratching.
Especial Dispatch to The Tinleso
NORFOLK. Va. Nov. 5.-There was
much scratching of tickets and trading
OF votes between Republicans and Demo-
ITS OF both factions here to-Ga,-
Gaipepes-
Especial: Dispatch to Tic Tinies-)
CULPEPER. VA. Nov. 1.-The official
vote in catalpa District gives Montague
t1d State Democratic ticket IS majority:
Stevens1urs District 10 majority for
state Democratic ticket.
Salem District gives Democratic State
ticket 80 u,uior;ty. The vote throughout
.his county was the highest in years.
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Lancaster County,
Special Dispatch to The Timcs.)

lspeclal Dispatch to The Tlnes.)
WARSAW. VA. Nov. 5.-Lancaster
gives the Democratic State ticket about
TOUR hundred majority. There was no OPP
position to I.;-ell Demo for House of
Delegates. The vote was exceedingly
light in all the Northern Neck coun--s.
Especial dispatch to The Times.)
1RVlNGTON, VA. Nov. 5.-Laucaster
county gives Montague Il majority OF
2G'. John NJ. I.yel, Democratic nominee
fer the House. had no opposition and
polied nearly the combined vote of Demo-
crat and Republican. A very light vote
was polled throughout the county.
(Sl"ciai Dispatch to The Timcs)
& ELpORTA, VA, Nov. 5.-Returns from
three out ~ tho six precincts in this
county give thfEState ticket and Hobbs.
for the Senate, g majority of about 49,
and Purdy, for the House. a majority OF
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WestmoreiaEd County.


Especial Dispatch to The TImcs.1
WARSAW. VA, Nov. Six out of
eight precincts in Westmoreland county
gives Montague 5i1. and Hoge $50 votes.
The two remaining precincts will slight
~ increase Montague's lead. Baker.
Democrat for the House of Delegates.
has go majority in the six precincts
beard from.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
.iattcws County,
(Specia, Dispnte;, 10 The .rimrs,

Especial Dispatch TO The fimcs.)
MATTHEWS COURTHOUSE VA, Nov.
go Matthews largely Democratic. Afonta-
CUES muiortics co.: Funley's. -,9%; Sears,
81 Ono precinct to lear from will but
slightly alter the above figures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
Stafford County.

8. Especial Dispatch TO The Tirnes.l
Z STAFFORD COURTHOUSE. VA. Nov.
o.-Montague, Gil; Hoge, 12a; Wallace tsen-
atel. ST; Walters tSenatel, LOG: Guarnett
(House), 42;; Lowe;y {HouseI. lis. Brooke.
Va. Montague. Sc; Hosc. rs; Wallace.
80; Walters. 1l3; Guarnett, %: Lower. l2s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06

t,;rns 81 Sfars are from the following pre-:
cil,cts ana give d ma orit y to the foil low.
Ing candidates: Mechanics Vile M onta-
CUE. a.: wallace sfDern.J, 30 Vest tDem.).
sGl Trevillans- Montague. 7G;; w allace.
4 ~: West ~. Cuckoo-Af ontague, II; Wall
lace. is. west, 20. Fredericks HaIl-Mon.
tague, 81: West, 6s: Waller tRep.). 81.
Zion Montague, 10; Waliuce, 1G; West.
e,
LOUISA. VA. Nov. add ltional pre-
.cincts give the following ma orit IS:
THOMPSON Cross Roads Montague. ~;
West, g.. She,ton.s Mis-. Montague, 50,
West. IL Ez54Ss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
King William County.
(SnecInl Disnatch to The Tinles J

Especial Dispatch 70 The Tines.t
WEST POINT, VA, Nov. 5.-The cleo
ton in the county passed off quietly. An
average vote was polled with the follow
ing result: West Point--Montague 1876;
Hoge, 81: Edwards. for the House. i5D;
Mitchell (Rep.), g.
Observation-Disclosures s.; Hogs, t4s; Ed
wards, 81: Mitchell. Isl.
Courthouse-Montagu 5e; 1Ioge. l40;
Edwards. CT: Mitchell, tSI.
Manquin-Montague 81: Hoge. 10; ed
wards. 20: Mitchell. 49,
MangohiclS and Beulahville yet to ''eac
from Edwards will probably win by go
majority in Hanover. Buena Vista nre-
cinct in King ard Queen. gives Bland.
for the House. Is; majority, and Moucu-
.~I1e - ma iority
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TAKE NOTICE.
MEETINGS


Office OF the
Secretary and Treasurer OF the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.
Wilmington. n. c.. Oct. 81. dot
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the STOCKHOLDERS of the ATTAIN
TIC COAST INE RAILROAD CON
PANY will be held at the office of tho
company IN Richmond. Va. on MON
DAY. the 18th Gay of November. y. d.
1901, at L. o'clock NJ.
JAMES E. Post. Secretary.
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Edwards and Mitchell will be close in

Edwards and Mitchell will be close in
this county.
EBLERsoNs VA. Nov. 5.-The vote
cast at Fs,tral Point precinct WAS as fol-
lows: For Observation-Disclosures III. Hoce.
CO.. For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Willard,
l59; Dickenson 2oi For Acknowledgement
---Andecsol 1SS C;rcner. rs. For the
House of Delegates from Hanover
Cardwell 81. Atkinson. 49, Gruc5s, ..
For the House from Hanover and King
William-E,dwarcls. 1.6: Mitchell. %.
ASHLAND. VA. Nov. this official
vote of Clay precinct. Hanover county:
Montague. IS: Hoge. IS: Willard. 50; Dick
erscn. %: Anderson. IS: Grouer IS. For
the House of Delegates from Hanover
Carttwell. 80. Atk.sson- 3. For the House
of Delegates from Hanover ami King
William-Edwards, %; Mitchell 10 Par
tiaI returns from EIigginson's precinct.
HaEove- county-Montasue 123: Hoge.
liz. For House of Delegates from Han
over-carcIwell, To-: Atkisson. 50; GruEts
2. Fer House of Delegates from Ham
over and King Williaul-E,dwards. III:
Mitchell 115
The three precincts heard from give
Montague plurality of $50. Cardwell.
as. and Edwards. 1S7 majority 1t fs es-
timated Montague viii carry the county
hv $50, Cardwell by eco, and Edwards by
800
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
Wise { oanty.

Especial Dispatch TO The ri,ncs)
NORTON. Wy. Nov. 5.--Eig ft out of
fourteen prec.n,s heard from IN Wise
county gives Hogc, les; Hibbits tRap.) for
Legislature 81 ma ioritY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
Madison County.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs-)
s. MADISON C. H., Nov. -Four pre-
zcincts heard from give Montague 23b
majority. Four precincts TO hear from
viii increase his majority to go. Early
carries the county by Il safe majority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
Smytt, County.
(spceial plslateh 10 rne rincg.l

MARION, VA. Nov. George DemJ
eGi ahead in Smyth county, one Republic
can and one Democratic precinct to hear
from. Bland CoulE.y gives HnnHker lla
majority. George probably elected. Byars
fDem), for Senate, has probably carried
Smyth county by fCo Hogc has prob
ably carried Smyth by small majority.
This shows large Democratic gains, 50
far as heard from.
The Ninth District will return an al
most solid delegation to the Legislature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
= NtSHHoKKu SOD"<J'
Especial Disnatch to The TInles.l

WARSAW, VA. Nov. 5.---Three of four
precincts in Richmond county gives Mon
tague S2S and Hoge III. The fourth pre-
c;nct is reliably Democratic and VIII in
crease Mortague's majority in this coun-
ty 10 over two hundred Lycll (Dem.)
has no opposition for the House Of Dele
teS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
Russell County.

Especial Dispatc, to Th, Times.)
LEBANON. VA. Nov. 5--(Via CleVe-
land. Ea.)-unofficial Democratic ma
iority from five to six hundred
CASTLEWOOD. VA. NOV. 5.-This CHS
trict gives Montague % majority; DICK
enson, 49,; Anderson. SO: Moss "A; Gent,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
Newport News.

iSpe cinl Dispatch to The Times.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Nov. 5.-fhe
election here to-day WIS oniet. the Demo
cratic ticket winning easily in every pre-
cinct but the second 'Phe result follows:
For Governor. Montague pe'r.l. 1.a.i:
Hoee iRep.). DS Quantz (Soc.). Is. SIC
Tier (Soc.}. &c; Ratker t2rol }. q; i.Ieute7-
ant-Goyernor. willgrd tDem-l- i.276: Dick
enson .CRep.). So. 8oltcn .tSoe0. q; Ban
LII r,ro 20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
Henry County.
Special pIspateh 10 Tic Times

MARTlNSN!LLE, VA Nov o.
MartinsvLle gave .Ioge 81 ma iority
Ridgeway gave Hoge 125. Axiom and
scott's LANYARD, both went for Hoge. In
dicatioEs are that Hoge has, carried the
cout:tyt5S abo;st 500 majority. Graveley
is elected to thesLeg.sla ture without oppo-
sitiori
posing him, is elected by a large majority
to the Serate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
Warwick County.

Especial Dispatch to Tho Times.)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Nov. 5.-War-
wick county-AIontague. 593: Hoge, 49,.
Stearnes for Legislature. GAO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
Wise Ccu1ty.

Special Dispatch to The Tinlcs)
BIC: STONE GAP, Va, Nov
5.-Tlsc unofficial report Of eight
out CT fourteen precincts in
Wise county. gives Hoge. for
Governor. a majority Of ls9. The sage
precincts give w. b Fulton. Democratic
candidate for House of Delegates over
Joseph Hfbbtts eRep.l. q majority OF 10
Fulton will carry the county by sriaii
majority. (which owil insure his election.
It is impossible to get returns from
Dickinson and Buchanan county To-
night, owing to their distance from tele-
ptone and telegraph lines.
Fulton Will carry Dickinson by about
40. and Hibbitts will carry Buchanan:
which in his home county. by about the
same number. Hoge VIII carry Wise
COUNT b., about 200.
The vote in Wise was unusually light,
and the election passed off quietly.
HaucY:r County.
{srcciai Dispatch 10 Tao Tin,es.)
z ASHLAND. VA. Nov. 1.-The official
vote of Ashland Precinct gives Montague
G6S: Hoge. ~: Quantz, !; MeFier. j..
RucEcr, Z: Willard, 81, Dickinson. y;
Bolton. .: Bun9ick 4: Anderson, 29f:
Groaner, ~; Dowrey, O; Lee. Is Fer
House OF Delegates from Hanotes-.
sCardwell, 2S9; Atkinson. rs: crumbs. 70
For House Of Delegates from Hanover.
and King Northumberland 81; Mitchell.
rs.
HANOVER C. H.. VA. Nov. 5--Ruralz
Point Precinct returns show Moatasue.
IT: Hose. 200; Cardweli. for Legislature,
at2:: Edwards Gnri. Goater1. Hanover
aud Ili.g William. LIZ. Mitchell elEd.
fioater). Indications show Montague
will carry .be county Tho voc ectHeeR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
M;ddlesex County,

-N.oEFtII OISIalCH TO INS --------
STORMONT, VA. Nov. 5--(Fia New
port News).-Threc precincts III Middle
sex, Montague gets 81 majority: Lawson,
for the House. II majority. One other
precinct to hear from that will swell
Montague's majority to 1875, and Lawson's
to &C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
Lc: County,

(snccial Dispatch to The Times)
JONESTILl4E, VA. Nov. 6.-Partial re-
turns from Lee county go to indicate
that ti.e county has gone Republican by
q. small majority. The election was very
quiet. There was not q iull turn-out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
Patrick County.

IsSUt claI IIsl'alGH 10 TIC I1ineS. -
STUART VA, Nov. 5.-Nineteer pre-
cncts in the county and five heard from.
These five give Montague two majority
and Mays Dem.) 195 majority. Indca-
tons are that Mays majority will be from
900 to 400 It will be very close between
Monta que a nd tI1oge. 2tRfrsiI lrin"r2s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
Rockingham County.

(Spccial Dispatch to The TlInes.1
HARFISONBURG. VA, Nov. 3-lrs-
complete returns show that Rockingham
has gone Republican beyond q doubt The
election Of James T.. Robin. and George
Z. Sipe seems an assured fact
A good vote was polled by the negroes
and illiterate whites voted solidi.- with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
New Kent County.

(Spccial DISPATCH to The Timcs.l
QUINTON, VA, Nov. 5.-Montague for
Governor, Al; Hoge, IS: Willard Lieuten-
ant-Governor...5i 6; Anderson. Attorney
General, "A; House of Delegates, 4s.
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Louisa County.

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)
LOUISA. VA. Nov. Tile latest re-
ports gives the following majority:
Louisa-NIontague. G3; Walace. CO. West,
"a Bells ross-Roads-Montague 50:
Henson (Rep.l. As.
LOUISA, VA. Nov, 5.-Elections re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06

s,er Ford tlndss Demo- !ss;
,srAyERI.Y. Al, Sov. ga very light
.ntc q palled in Sussex to-day. Mon
! . e,,e willard, and Anderson and Hobbs
md Purdy. ali Democratic nominees.
.,,rried 9Naverly precinct by 81 majority,
ma Wakefield precinct by SO majority.
Indications are that the Democrats have
csnrriett SUISSE by from three hundred
80 four hundred majority.
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Sussex County.
(speclal Dispatch to rho Times,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ n
NN4AK,EFIELD, VA, Nov. 5.-.A very
small vote was polled mere to-day. The
following candidates were vctet! for t
Wakefield precinct, Sussex county: For
Governor: Montague. Dem.). ~; Hoge
saep.), IS: Rucker (Pro.). 4 For Lieu
tenant Governor: Willard (Dern.). Ia;
sDickensot tReE), 10. Bundick tPro.1, u:
Bolton tSoc.). s. For Attorney General:
Anderson DENY. II: tironer GRep,l. Is:
Lee 5(Prn.) I. State Senate: 4. r. Hobbs
&tDem) 4 81: Harrison Z. Mallory tRe7.,.
ea6 For House of Delegates: w. III.
s1'nruy tDem.J, S7:SH.H H.. Bate Cleft.
Dem.), 6:tsIoha H. Murfee (Ina.), Q; Val
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
1snnclol pispntch 10 l,1 rI-,csA
-Iunenhurg County.

VSVtCIHl 7I1lsPsttIt1 " ITO kf111e1.
MEHERi.IN, VA. Nov. 5.-Pleasans
District gone for Montague, Willard and
Anderson by about sixteen to one. A very
small vote was cast here. Only 50. out OF
which tho Democrats received ~: Eepub-
licans, 9: 5 thrown out. Pleasant Grove
precinct late this afternoon vas almost
solid for the Montague ticket. OVERLY
had no opposition for the House OF Dele
gates. a majority for the Democrats In
Lunenburg county is estimated at from
400 to SEQ. Both amendments were car
rid solid in this rlrecinct
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
Surry County.

(SHccia' Dispatch to III, Times)
SURRY. VA, Nov 5.-Two precincts
have been heard from Surrey Court
house and Bacon'a Chstle-NIontagu que,
294; Willard 2s1: Anderson. POI; Hoge,
As; Dickinson. IS; Jones, AZ; Hoods. 32S;
w =. Clark Dem.), 312; Savage und.), 10.
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:s. las: silt So :.re the three largest
precincts. -
So 4 Is ga festoS say that the whole Demo-
cratic ticket Will have {, good mn toritr
II this county CT Greenesvilte.