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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
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I4OCllHAIeT. sTf1N.--Esrl stringfellow
and Frank Hall were Killed late last
night in an ARRAY in a saloon. and Zach
Hall was wounded. StrinSfeIlow began
the shooting which was returned by the
Halls, who fired twelve bullets into him
before he fell.
CHATTANOOGA. FENN.-The post
office inspectors here have been advised
that the +postoffle at Montevale.5--la., was
robbed on the night of November ,. It
was reported that the Office at Oakmore,
Ala. was robbed lastEnight.
+ FALL RIVER. sAIASS:-M. C. D. Bor-
den.z owner of the Iron Works Cotton
Mails here. who few weeks ago caused
excitement in labor circles here by. an
nouncing an increase of ten per cent. in
wages. to-day gave noticetof return to
the original schedule November 18th.
g Cs.44-.NN ATI. Burglars broke
the big show window Of the Duhrne ew-
elry Company's store on Fourth Street,
early to-day and stole $4,000 worth of
Tflia ronCs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
OHIO REPUBLICAN,.
Garry State by 5o,6lo Majority With Ma
io.ities in Both Branches Of Legislature.

(Dy Associated Press
COLUMBUS OHIO, Nov 5.--Returnss Up
to 10 clock indicate Republican gains
in Cincinnati, Cleveland, Toledo, Dayton,
GAINESVILLE, Portsmouth,, Canton. Spring
field and other cities. the notable excep-
ton being Columbus, the home of both
Governor Nash and Colonel James Kill
bourne, the Democratic candidate for
Governor.
The greatest Republican gains are out
side of the large cities. Some of the
Democratic counties report the largest Re-
publican gains. * notable exception -.
the rural districts was found IN Pike and
Adams counties. which jointly elected a
Democratic member of the Legislature
for the firsJ time in e.ghtEyears.
s,J5At 10 Q, clock the Democratic State
Committee had no claims to make on the
s,ate ticket or.t11e Legislature. Colonel
{ hilbourne said she felt better over ca rry-
ing his home of Franklin with d Demo
cratic gain of over 5000 than il he had
been elected Governor, without carrying
FranlAln county I
Chairman Dick Val Il 10 clock gave ont q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
LOW GREATLY .GRATIFlED.
Appreciates Heartily Splendid Support News
papers Have Given.
,Isy Associated rrcss.)

,tI;y Associated rrcss.)
4 NEW YORK, Nov-r5.-Seth Low at .
clock tonight said a at his home where
he was receiving election returns:
Il suppose it is safe to assume the re-
suit of the election is now assured. 1t
bears out what my friends have antici-
pated. and / am very much sI'atified by
the result and it is a pleasant outcome of
"a hard struggle. ] appreciate heartily the
splendid support the, newspapers have
given this movement. L think they have
been a splendid and important factor III
bringing about,t the result.
Mr. Low said that tomorrow he and his
wife We're going to Great harrington.
Mass. where they would remain for the
remainder ofathe week, if not for a longer
time.
Edward NJ Shepard made public ac-,
acknowledgement of his defeat tonight: Al
police headquarters in Brooklyn. he
sent a telegram of congratuation to aMr.
Low. and dictated a. statement to the
reporters, in which he expressed his hope
that the incoming administration would
be g successful one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
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LII
MASSACHUSETTS.
Republicans Had No Difficulty in E!ecting
Tf1.ir Ticket.
lny Associatcd Press.)

(By Associated Press: 49,.
BOSTON. MASS, Nov. o.-Mlth no
State or National issues and but few
local contests to arouse interest, there
were more ballots cast in the State cleo
ton to-day than in any off-year in the
history of the State. The total vote en-
cceGed 100000
AS usual the Republicans had no diff
Guilty in carrying the State. w. Murray
Crane, of Dalton. being elected Governor
for the third time by pra cttcaf1ys the same
majority as when he first ran for the
Office in 1899.
The State Legislature of 1902 will be
strongly. Republican. although the Demo
Gratis gained a few votes. JOSIAH quincy,
the Democratic candidate for Governor,
ran about 10000 behind the vote cast for
the party candidate i'll the Presidential res:
election last year. but he 50 materially
Increased the Democratic vote IN boston
as to give the local leaders great conli-
dence for a party victory in the municipal
election next month.
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statement that the Republicans had car
rfe,. the State over fl tyS Thousand. with
. decisive maj ority in each branch of the
Legislature.
The greatest Republican demonstration 2:
here tonight was over the returns from
Toledo, showing that Nash, had IA q carried
Lucas county and that the ~ l. s.slattvc
ticket there Is elected.
AS Governor Nash had opposed the
state appropriation for lie proposed Ohio
Centennlal Exposition in that city, it was
expected that he would lose that county.
When this dispatch was received. after
Chairman Dick had made h S statement.
the Republicans raised the.rs estimates
several thousands. FL 5s.e55
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
PENNSYLVANIA
Republicans Garry Day by Majority of 10000
1nd More.
By Associated Fress.)

p !. ,gsr =
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-Notwj:h-
standing the intense interest. the election
throughout.=the city was conducted gen
orally in an orderly manner. There We're.
however numerous disputes at polling
places. and in a number of instances the
disputants came away with broken heads,
but no very serious rows occurred any
where.
Estimates from the sixty-seven coun-
ties of the State give Frank G. Harri;
sRep.). for State Treasurer, an apparent
plurality of 5l,olS; William p. Potter
Rep0, for Supreme Court judge. !i,So7
plurality
In Philadelphia. Rother1nel, the Fusion
candidate for District Attorney, was
beaten by 43,.7S plurality: Harris !1lu-
rality in this city was 1851, and Potter S
was 81 ,92l.
c. Harry Davis fFusion} was elected
Judge of Coiumon Pleas Court No. .. run
ming nearly che thousand votes ahead Of
Henry .Budd. his associate the ticket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
DEiNOC RATS SWEEP
RICHMOND CITY.
tcontinued d f-rom First Page


not having secured his transfer from
this CITY. General Lee voted just before
The polls closed at his old preci:ict-Farst
Ciay-and then came to the Westmore-
land Club. where he is stopping while In
the city. General Lee is n warm per-
sonal and political friend OF al! the nomi-
nees on the state ticket who We're elected
3osterdas..
CANDIDATE LOSES Ills VOTE.
OH. of the features of the day was the
inability OF Mr. sohr j. QuantZ, the So
cialist candidate for Governor. to cast his
Vote. lie having recently reinoged from
Madison TO jcfte rson Ward. AIR. QuantZ
has long becn-a Socialist leader, and be-
ing familiar with politics and being a
candidate Tor Governor, it causes con-
Siderable wonder that he should have
neglected SO important a matter. He pre-
scented himself at Fourth Madison, but
being n resident ofsJefterson Ward was
not permitted to vote.
QUIET IN JACKSON 1vARD.
The election sssed off quietly i'll Jack
s son aNard, and there was absolutely no
trouble save for the arrest of a negro
barber, Eamed Eaccass. at the Second
Precinct, FOR creating disturbance at
Ihr polls.
Jackson Ward gave the Democratic
ticket over che hundred majority, the
negroes taking but little interest in the
election They were entirely leaderless
in the first place., aud again they seemed
to care nothing for the result. Giles B.
Jackson. the wel-known negro lawyer,
voted The straight Democratic ticket.
There were no long, black lines in Jack
son Ward to remind one of former days.
and the battle was altogether one-sided.
Tho. negroes seemed to care nothing for
Col. IioSe many of them voting FOR eir.
Montague.
The lack of interest on the part OF the
negroes applied 10 other sections OF the
city as well as to Jackson Ward, as is
shown by the light vote Col HoGe
polled elsewhere. tEF-f
Now and her, one would struggle into
2 precinct in tise-~iaite sections, sleatsrin
many Instances these asked to have their
ticket marked for the Democratic nom
inecs OF course, the absence of the ne
Eroes from the polls in Jackson Ward
was a striking feature of the day.
Alderman James Bahen was supremacy
happy as were also Chairman Doherty
and ether leaders. Their absence
rendered the situation in The Africa OF
Richmcnd dull and embarrassing. and
the Democratic lockers had practically
noting to do.
The election here yesterday was a great
victory for the Democrats and it was ac-
compIished with much ease by the lead
ers ii demonstrates the Democracy of
Richmond under all conditions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
IN MISSISSIPPI.
Carlisle and Powers Present Encumbeuts, Are
Probably Elected.
nv Associated Prcss.1

(By Associated EPrcss.J =
& JACKSON. MISS, Nov. 5.-Tlle weather
has been clear and cold. and had gen
eral election been on large vote, would
have been polled in Mississippi. but under
the circumstances with only the offices
o: State Treasurer and Secretary of State
to be filled, no extensive canvass has been
made and no interest has been manifest
ed in the election.
Private kilograms from larger towns in
oicate that the temporary .incumbents,
George W. Carlisle and Joseph w. Pow
er.;. who are appointees of Governor
Lorgino. have been elected State Treas
urer and Secretary of State. respectively.
Full returns will not be received for a
da.- or two, as numerous precincts are off
the railroads and without telephone con-
nection. All the candidates were Demo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
HEARD AMONG THE LEADERS.
Captain Parks Defeat Causes Wide Spread
Repres-poi,ital Gossip.


The defeat of. Captain Parks. "thc Game
Cock from Page meets with universal
regret Captain Parks has had Il long
and useful public career as Il Legislator,
and made splendid representative. He
is a highly valued men1hers;of the Con
stitutional Convention. He and Hon.
Robert ". Blair. the Republican can;di-
date from Wythe. being both. defeated.
will deprive the incoming legislature of
a single lawyer who served in the franz
ing of the new Constitution.
1t is significant. that the only two mem
hers of the convention who were candi-
dates for the Legislature. Messrs. Blair
and Parks, against whom there was
ritted another candidate. We're defeated.
Mr.. Blair being n popular young Repub-
lican. and Captain Parks a seasoned and
uniformly successful Democrat
Mr.. Boaz. of .albemarle was the only
other member OF the convention who ran
for the Legislature. and no opposing cam
didate was run against him. MIR. Boaz
will thus be the only member of the con-
vention who will serve in !. the General
Assembly.
Mr.. ]. y. Brena.nan, assistant clerk
10 the Constitutional Convention. arrived
last night from his home in Shenandoah.
Ee will get everything in his department
in readiness for the assem- bling of the
Convention Thursday. Mr.. B-enaman
voted early. and left Shenandoah yester-
day morning. He reported the prospects
for the election of Stickley. the Demo
cratic candidate for the Legislature, as
not at all bright.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
NEBRASKA REPUBLICAN.
II Gains Shown Are Maintained, Majority
WEI Reach $1,000 IL z8g2t

LINCOLN, NEB., Nov. 5.-Indcations
al 10 O'Clock. based on meagre and scat
tering precinct returns, were that Ne
braskl had reaffirmed her verdict of last
year in favor of the Republicans.
Figures up to that hour. mainly from the
small towns and a few country districts,
showed a Republican gain of four to the
precinct over a. year ago, when the aver
age Republican majority. was $500.
- If these gains are sustained Sedsewick
TtRep.) for Supreme Court justice will
carry the State by from 5000 to 10000.
AT Republican headquarters the claim is
made of 10000, but the undecisiveness of
the figures are admitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
Vote in New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-In The Boroushs
of -,lanhattan and the Bronx Jog election
districts missing. the fohowing totals for
mayor are reported
Low CFusiony. 1881 Shepard Demo
crat,. 1852.
In the Borough of Brooklyn So erection
,.stricts missing, the following totals are
sreported Low, 1O5512; Shepard, S4,074.
Z In the Borough OF: Queens SIX election
districts missing. the following totals are
reported;s Low. 71s0:o: Shepard, 1862.
IN the Borough OF Richmond, complete,
the following totals are reported: Low,
G, T5O:g Shepard, 6,046
The grand total. 1t' diStricts missing,
for Greater New York is as follows: Low,
2b,, SIS; Shepard, s22ssS. Ola.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
In Connecticut.
y Associated Eress. ]

(By Associated Eress.l
NEW HAVEN. CONN. Nov. o-Con-
necticut chose TO-DAY delegates to the
first Constitutional Convention to he held
in the State since 1878. OF the 1858 towns
in. the State, l65 have been heard froIn
showing the Republican, delegates were
elected IN lo3; Denlocrats in 4; a and GU
zen or .,non-p ARTISAN. G 81 in l6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
Congratulations of the President

(Dy Associated Ptess.1 =.
WASHINGTON, .. c.. Nov: S5.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt was kept SinformeG. of the
results of the election during the evening
while aboard the train returning 10
Washington. and later at the White
louise by the Associated Press bulletins
and by private dispatches. Soon after
reaching the w ite House he telegrapned
his congra tulations to Mayor-elect Low,
and later when the election of Mr.. Je-
rome: appeared to be beyond any question,
he sent a telegram to the new district at
tOrney.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
HORRIBLE FIND.
Dead Man Found In -Four Barrel. Wrapped
in a Sack.
..(By Associated Press.

(Br Associated Press,
CHICAGO. ILL, Nov. 5.--The body of
a man about thirty years of age, whose
head had been almost cut off, was dis
covered il, -four barrel OF a. strip Of
prairie near: Rice Street and Western Ave
nue. carly to-day The victims feet wc-c
securely bound together, and the body
doubled in q. sack. from which it was APP
parent that his slayer. or slayers,s had
experienced difficulty in forcing. the body
into the Barrel. Beside the wound in the
neck, the ace had been gashed and dis
figured.
The victim was identified as Antonio
Napoli. who, with twenty-five other Ital-
ian iaborers. reached Chicago last night
from Iowa Centre. Iowa.
Tie sack into which the body had been
thrust Ec,-e the name. 'Dattoli.. An
Italian frui { peddIer, Vincenz Dattoli.
was arrested this afternoon. The police
discovered in his shop severa! barrels
ana sacks similar to the barrel ana sack
in which the i2ody was found
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
IN KENTUCKY.
Democrats Make Sufficient Gains to Elect
Senator.
lfRY Assoclatetl Press.l,


SLOUISVILLE.s \ W. Nov. 5.-The Gen
era! Assembly that was elected in Ken
lucky to-day, with the exception of half
the Senate, which holds over, win be Dem
.ocratic on joint ballot by nincreas ed ma
yiority, according to the latest returns.
This General Assembly will elect a sue
cessors to United States SenatorsWilliam
]. ADeboe RepD for the term beginning
March f.. 9O2.
AT Il a.. Nj. the returns indicated that
the SenateEwill stand 26 Democrats to -
Republicans. the same as thegold Senate.
and the House. u Demo rats to % sRepub-
Sllcans. za8D Democratic gainSo of II -
In the city of sLo1lisvi lie the Democrats
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
DELUSIONS OF MEDICINE.
Christian Science, Subject Of R:dlcu!e at ses.
sions of Virginia Medical Society.
Especial Dispatch to The T

zLYNCHBURG. VA. Nov. 5.-rhe Ma6i-
cal Society of Virginia convened here To-
night in its thrtN-second annual session.
a large number of doctors from all parts
of the State are in attendance. At to-
nights session the exercises We're opened
with PRAYER by Rev.sIr. r. AIcFadden. and
an address of welcome by DR. r. w. Mar
tin An address on Some Decisions Of
Medicine was made by DR.. S. w. Dick
inson, of Marion. who dwelt ut length. on
Christian Science and its doctrines
To-nig&t.s session was closed with the
address of - :--==rrsident, DIR. j. r. Glider
sleeve
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
I. RHODE ISLAND
Republican Plurality 6,eoo and the Voc a
Light One.

CEY Associated Press Gi}3r1s,
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Now; 5.-With
scarcely falf the districts in the State
heard from. the Republican plurality
for the State ticket promises to3run well
over 5000 This is a net loss OF $500 from
last year. duehto the light vote.ds -
Seventy districts in the State: out of
1872. give Gregory Rep), 1o,i33; Garvln
(Dcm.). 6.172.
The General Assembly will be hRepubli-
can strongly. Pawtucket and Wooh-
socket have elected Democrat Mayors.
as has olst,- Providence. IN Newport nd
Central Falls the contest is dose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
District Attorney Contest Close.
(By Associated Press. J

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.--ln the vote for
Supreme Court judge in the First Dis
trict of New York county, 500 election
districts out of SSH give:
O'Brien.s 27o,2Sl tFuson and Dem.);
blanchard, 144.AS4 F'usion): Clarke, 14s,1SS
(Fusonl; Greenbaum, 1887 Fusioni:
Van WICK. 114,45a Dem.J: Knox, 500
pem9; Dayton, 136,G90 Dem.l.
In the vote for district attorney 80
election districts out Of SS7 give Jerome
:(I'usion 13S.557; Enger (DenlO, 12S.l5o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
: San. Francisco Election.
(EyiaAssociated ! Press. =

s.trtt2' yls.Associated. Press.
SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 5.--Incornpete
returns from to-daH's municipal election
indicate that Eugene f. tSchmitz. the
Union Labor nominee for. Mayor. is elected
by plurality of at least 5000.
2 a. r. Well (Rep) is second in the race,
and j. C.zTobin, Democratic Candidate,
a poor third ~. o=..,- :. .tst z:5.s...
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
HIS LAST CAMPAIGN,
Dick Croker las Fought and Lost His Last
Political Battle.

- (Ry -AssociatcLl I'ress.)
W.9YORf.1 Nov. 5.-Richard Croker.
Maurice Untemyer, and Senator i. d.
Sullivan were together at dinner Tonight
and it is. said on good authority that
little later Mr.. Croker said this was his
last political fight Then, it is stated,
Crooked ab6icated his leadership of Tam
many Hall, and turned it over TO John.
+ Carroll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC.
Will Have Six Majority on Joint BaIot--tlose
Contest.
(Bv Associated Press.

- r. - !. ~ 3.
BALTIMORE, MD. Nov. "a con-
sentative estimate based on about hall
the voting precincts. in the city and un-
ofIicia! returns from the. State. made at
3 A. NJ, indicate that the Democrats will
control the Legislature and will have
probably CT votes on Joint ballot, which
IS six more thanta majority
In order to attain this result it viii
be necessary that they carry the second
legislative district in Baltimore city.
which seems probable. Not more than
half the returns from the city arefin and
these show an unusually close contest.
1t is not believed that the maj orityffor
either party in Baltimore city will ex-
eeed 1000. Anything like accurate figures
are not obtainable. and even the best
informed are totally at sea as to there
suit Both Democratic and Republican
headquarters are closed, and the leaders
have gone honlo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06

The groom Is a popular engineer on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Ima,e-
dIately after the ceremony Mr. ana Mrs.
Waller left on the $3.50 o'clock train for
Washington and other northern cities
Among those present were Misses Annie
Godsey, Julia McGhee and Mr.. l. c..
Clark, of Spotsylvania county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
Scuth Dakota.


SIOUX FALLS, SD. Nov. 5.--Returns
are coming in slowly. The vote was
light over the State. only circuit Judges
being elected. AT, midnight the indica-
tons are that the Republicans elected
all eight judges, but the Democrats claim
the election of. two. 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
Both Claim Colorado.
(By Associated Press !

DENVER. COL. Nov.a5.-Returns at 10
O'Clock indicate the election Of the Demo-
cratic county ticket in this. tArapahoeD
county, but the large number OF scratched
tickets, none of which have been counted.
leaves the result in doubt. Both sides
claim the victory.