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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
ALLEGHANY DEMOCRATIC.
Will Go for State Ticket end Possibly 70
Moore.
fSpecinI Dispatch to The Timcs

(Specia! Dispatch to The Timcs.)
: CHIFFON FORGE. VA, nov. ga
summing up of the official reports from
lower --.ieghany county shows that
Moore Democratic candidate for the
House. has q ajority Of about 1875, while
the rest of the ticket is abou. paired OF
with that OF the Republicans. From the
upper end OF the county, however, the
news is not so encouraging, most OF the
precincts having gone Republ can by small
majorittes, wll.teS some the mining loeali-
ties are still to be heard from Montague,
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THE DEsNOC RATS
SWEEP VIRGINIA
Continued drrom First Page.).

lContinued From First Page.)
Nottingham tDem.).
Northumberland and WestriorelCnu--C.
Conway Baker Dem.}.
No,icway and Amelia-R. G. Southall
s (soen-).
Norfolk county-E. w. owen DENY.
Norfolk City-John Whitehead and c.
"A. woodward tDem.1.
Grange. c. Graves (De.1l.).
Pagc and appahannock-is. a. BiciSers
/ CSep.a.
pa.;.cs-tin doubt.)
rcies5shnrg--c. L, Lassitcr and r. B.
Devils tpe-a).
Plttsrlyaria and Danville-Gcorge c.
csb.si, Jr., j. c. Reynolds, John L. Tay-
lcr md II. LstColclnan fDcms.l.
Fo-is:souti.--C. T. Bland Qern).
P.ifccss Ann-G. r. Snead Dcm.).
Prince George and Surry-W. e. Clarke
s.i.co wuiiam-Thomas r. Stafford
s..sssi ana Giles-,Jssacs r. Stafford
(l5e,s;.
Experimentation douht.s
1'cAn.cnd c.ty-E. c. Foikcs. a. c.
Ha-Ya.:, s. J.. Kelley. C. NJ Wallace,
81. ard J. T. Christian Demo.
l:eehs:,i5ge and Buena Vista-J. n.
crtsenhary and c. NJ. U:ddey {Rep).
s:nok!E:-aIo:-G. u. Slpes ana ). i.
Rafssoi, fHep.,.
Ers.e;,-J. c. Gent ;T,e:n.o.
Sro...--Ic> NJ. Carter {Der1.,.
sl9.::a-e.ssah--rr. Huffman tEcpo.
southampton n. Seb-eil, Jr.
snyth and Bland-N. ". George
C.0em.).
spo,svlvania ard fredericksburg
y. Biscs. Gt.a,j.
Stafford and ISIse George lin 6oubt.)
rrazew.:s-esE. NJ. G, Moore (Rcr).
WASH ns,,.,-J. w. Mort and A J.
Huff (D .',-,.
wy.he-s. s zimmerman sDem.,.
THE SUMMARY.
The Democrats have elected. it appears
twenA- members of the Senate; the Re-
rublicaps ono. and there IS one distric'
s.. do;.bt.
ScSenty-cis:s:tt5 Democrats have bee;
elccie. 20 the House: twelve Republicans
i,arc been chosen and ten districts are
an doubt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
THE CITY OF PETERSBURG.
) Small Negro Vote-Moatagr, Gets Big
Maicritv
(srecta. Dispatch to Tn, Times.)

(Sptcia! DISPATCH TO The Times.)
PETERSBURG, VA. Mo- 5-Tne cleo
ton in Petersburg passed off quie.'y to-
day and NOT halt q. vote was polled The
negroes turne6t out in smaller numbers
than has been known for some Tina. Out
of the 1,S90 votes cast for Governor. Mon
taguu got l,3o2. leaving Hoge only IS
votes. 'rhe votes We're as follows:
f For State Senate-W. 3. Mcllwaire,
1853, no opposition For House OF Dele
gates-R. p. Davis, 1920 G. T. Lassiter.
1878; Joseph Anderson, colored Qtep). 81.
In Dinwiddie county the five districts
heard from give A. NJ. Ccgain majority
of about 500 over c. t. Smith. All the
Smith stronghol6s have been heard from,
and there is but one district remaining.
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Orange County.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

ORANGE. VA. Nov Six precincts
ouI of the seven in Orange give Montague.
Governor. 3IS majority, and Graves
tDem-l for the House, ::.is majority. 'Fhe
missing precinct will probably reduce
these n:ajorties by about 30.
GOkDCNSVILLE. VA. Nov. 5.-tiov-
ernor. Montague. 81 ma jority; Lieutenant
Governor. Willard. III majority. Attor-
ney-General. Anderson. majority; State
Senate ShackleforG. IL: House of Dele
gates, Graves. 100.
Observation-Disclosures Sc majority:
Willard, 67 majority; Anderson, Is ma
Jority: Shackeiford. 80: Graves. -.
BARBOURSVILLE. VA Nov. o.
Orange Democratic By over 200 ma jority,
with two precincts to hear from. whic.i
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City Of Winchester.

Especial Dispatch t. The Times.)
WINCHESTER, VA, Nov. 5.-Out Of
a total registration. OF i ,6ea votes, many
of whom are dead or nov3 non-resideGts,
Cos votes were cast in Winchester, to-day.
Montague received s3S and Hoge .5Gi, a
majority Of 81 for the Democratic canli-
date. IInGe5 carried the First and Second
Wards. and Montague the Third and
Fourth,
Assernblyman e. c., Jordan carried the
city by g majority OF Al, receiving a51
votes to 3c4 Tor. j ohm H. C. Clayton Gntl).
who was endorsed by the Republicans,
but who forgot TO have his name placed
o., the ticket.i5+gss5 st-55,s
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TEN MINUTES TO DECIDE.
Voting Delayed by an 0ificious Republican
Judge.
Especial Dispatch to The Times, )

e CLIFTON FORGE, VA, Nov. 5-The
official vote from Jacksons River, Ai,c-
ghany county, gives the following Eepub-,
lican raajorit;cs: Hose over Montague,
20: Rivercomb tScn) oyer 'Catlett.,71;; Gar
rett over Moore, %
The voting was delayed for more than
an hour ana half by Carter, Republican,
jrdse, refusing to let Nelson (Denn.l serve
as judge CT election.
The dispute was finally settled by W.
r. Tins!ev. third judge, giving Carter
ten minutes to reient or close the poles. q
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tered votes at this (Font ROYAL 1rrecinct.

tered votes at this Cont ROYAL lrrccinct.
there were only 315 cast and Of this par.-
Der Montague got 2S1 and Hose -.
At Riverton there were - woes east. of
which Monta sue received 55. CeGarville.
rs, of which Montague received 80. From
returns at hand il is estimated that Mon-
tague has carried the county Ivy 900.
The whole vote for Montague and Hoge
is less than that for O'Flaherty at the
election held TO send a delegate TO the
Constitutional Convention More interest
was taken in the election by the Republic
cans apparently than by the Democrats
The latter seemed absolutely Indifferent
and many evidently did not know there
was an election.
Democratic majority in the county last
year was LOSS.
News has been received here to-day that
Miller withdrew from the fight last II ght
IN kappahannock, leaving the Held TO
Settle.
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Frederick bur1,

Especial Dispatch to The Tines)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA. Nov. 81
Democratic majority here is 26S.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA Nov. 5.-Bis-
scoe Den1 81 ata1nf this city and Spotsylva-
MIA county is elected. Wallace Dem
thought, to :beS elected 20 State Senate.
S Close tight between Garnett Dem) and
Lowery. iRep.) for the House. in Stafford
and King George.
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snoE opposed. get q gfentersvote than that
OF the torial ca didates combined.
With two precincts missing. Snrry coun-5
sty gives, Monta gues $50 plurality. The:
othersf will make 1t about eco The nuns
Der Of void ballots Is very large. Sussex.
county goes Democrat tic by:
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THE VOTE BY COUNTIES.
Ma;.ri::es Gifieisi: Partial and Estimated Fo.
fhe Whole State

lilo following vote by counties is given
from ;ncomp!etc returns in many cases
end shows approximately the Democratic
and Republican majorities Throughout, the
State. Tho returns are only partial and
figure out q maiorits for the Democratic
ticket OF 81 asa votes.
J:.a territory from. wl.iG!, no re]iabis cs-
tim Ito co,:;d be- made will bring it up to
nyl,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
Cumberland County,
(Spoci,1 Dispatcb 20 The Tines.)

Especial Dispatch 20 The Tinles)
CARTERSVILLE, VA, Nov. 5.-Three
precincts in this end of Cumberland give
Montague, II; Hoge. 100: Armstrong, for
House. 16S; Gregory, 81. A great number
Of tickets were thrown out as improperly
marked. These precincts usually give
large Republican majoritieS
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Piedmont Counties.
{ Especial Dispatch to The Times

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)
cULPEPER, VA, Nov. 5.-In Culpeper
county the Democratic State ticket car
ried by a large majority. S. NJ Newhouse
had no opposition for the House OF Dele
gates. ard G. S. Shackeiford tDeul.) no
opposition infs Fifteenth District for
Senate. Madison tDem.) State ticket
carried by a reduced majetisy with n.
+. Early Oerl.l elected 10 House of
Delegates .-.4t- So ,faf.-'7 T..Ifl,
Orarge carried by Montague, and the
rest of the State ticket. with. j. S. Graves
(Den.l Tor House Of Delegates.
Fauquisr-Democratic majority large in
county far entire State ticket. with NJ.
NJ. Green and w. II. Lewis, both Demo-
Gratis. for the Legislature.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Democratic ma
iority reduced. but safely carried for
Democratic State candidates. and w. 3.
Settle, no opposi.ion and Z. s. Parks,
both Democrats for Legislature.
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Craiq County.
(srccial pisnatch to The Times !

(SLecal Dispatch to The Iincs.)
NEW CASTLE, VA, Nov. o--New
Castle precinct, Craig county, gives
Montague Dem.), for Governor. 81; Will
lard, IS; Anderson. sc. Hoge (Rep.) for
Governor, 60; Dickinson, So; Groner, %;
Wood Dem.) for Legislature, 50; Bow
man, 50; Angel {Rep), 80. Light vote,
County probably Democratic by ZG5 ma
iIri
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NORFOLK CITY.
tbs Ireby Faction Candidates Elected-Col.
Sale Unonpogc6
(SpccIAt Dlepatch tt;Thc rlacs

NSPcSISN A'fSpdtcH tV. 4 nc @kO1CS. :
NoP1naLK, VA, No.es ,5-The Trebv
faction defea,ed tbs ,peS faction to-day
ty substantial majority. electins al,
shrir candidates by majoritie:; ransin.-
from GIG upwar3s. The Landmarks com
p!ese returns for Norfolk city follcw:
State observation-disclosures. 3,7.1: Hcge. 49,.
Willard. s.Sls: Dickinson. ,sa7; Anderson,
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Princess Anne County.
Especial Dispatch to The TImes.l

tSPecIu1 Dispatch TO The Timesl
: PRINCESS ANNE. C. H.. Va. Nov a.
The returns from this precinct are az
follows: For C;ov'eFnor-A j. Moirtag gle.
1870: j. Hampton Tfoge z. For Lieuten-
ant-Governor-J R. Willard, IN: Dick
e;ison, y. For Attoruey-General-W a.
Anderson. f3f: D. Lawrence Grouer, -.
House OF Eelegates-George T. Snead.
1913. Ssuate-W. w. Sale. 1879.
It is generally conceded that the
regular Democratic ticket will be elected
by 4 larse majority. The candidates for
House of Delegates and the Senate have
no opponents. and their election IS an
assured fact.
Very little interest was manifested in
the election, except the State. ticket. and
the returns are predicted TO be very
small. The day passed without incident.
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Campbell County.
,e,,,,,, n,.,,toh :, ~. y

Especial Dispatch to TIE T!taeo.1 -
| BROQKNEAI., VA, Nov. 5.--Brookncai
precinct cast the following vote: Mon
tague, SO; Hose, IS; Rucker, /: Willard,
SO; Dickinson. SO; Bundick. I: Anderson,
So; .Groner, 81: Lee, I; Fcathcrston, So;
| NHoodfu. 81: Jones 81.
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Dinwiddie County,
Especial Dispatch to The Times.


DINWIDDIE. VA, Nov. 5.-Total vote
at this precinct, 127. Montague 80; Hoge,
"a Orgain 1222;; Smith, 3; McIlwaine, IA.
Monks Neck precinct, total vote, 10.
Montague, "a; Hoge, 90; organ, 30;
Smith, 2,; McIlwaine, co; Brookiyand pre-
cinct, total vote, 1913. Montague, 152; Or
gain 151: McIlwaine. 151.
The indications are that Montague and
The State ticket have carried the county
by at least 800 and that Organ is elected
by 300, AIcIlwaine got practically all the
votes cast.
Nick ENNEY, VA, NOV. 5.-Brookland
Precinct total vote cast 1oS Montague
received 152; Willard received 49,; Ander-
son received 1873: McIlwaine. 1ol; \. NJ.
Orgain ISL.
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Pittsylyania County.

ISpttIaI ST
CHATHAM VA. Nov 5.-Returns from
precincts here give Montague 1sI: Hogc.
30; Rucker. Is; Willard. 13S: Dickinson.
81. Benedict. IS: Anderson. 2fJ. Groner.
40: Lea. 10: Garrett for Senate. 1ss; Rey-
nolds fPro.1 80. For House of Delegates.
Taylor 2:,J; Reynolds. 16I; Coleman. 1856:
Cabel. go.
independents: Atkinson. 81: Shields. IS.
Prohibition: Shelton. II: glasgow, Is:
Harris, IS Democratic gain over last
election. 10.
Mortague's majority in the county is
o.e- a Loco. The Senator is almost unani-
nousiy elected.
The election was very quiet and psiled
very small vote. Congressman Swanson
arrived on carly train and was on the
ground most all OF the Day
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Charlotte County.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

Especial Dispatch to The T'Tes.l
SMITHVILLE, VA, Nov. 5.--Three pre-.
cincts here give Montague majority OF
224;;Sltice majority. rs; Hutchinson. fol
Senate. 269. Anderson leads ticket b.
about 20.
KEYSVILLE, VA. Nov. 5.-Montague
carries this precinct 1928 majority. Hutche:
son (Dem.), for Senate, by 22 majority
Hammer (Rep), for House. IS majority
Small negro vote polled, and indications
are that the entire Democratic ticket viii
have a majority Of not less than 700 in
this, Charlotte, county.
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twenty-five majority. Fitzpatrick two
hundred and fifty majority; result doubt

ALTON. Va, Nov 5.-aIays precinct.
Nelson county: Montague, 81; Willard IS;
Hoge. IS: Dickinson. 81: Anderson. 5g:
Groner. 80. Bland Massie. for Senate
IS; Fitzpatrick, Il: Goodwin. Ii2 for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
Gloucester County.

~ Especial DiSPatch 10 i nc : '''Fes.
.,-eI3rgS NOV 95:.-Ftll returns frori this
county give Montague 50i majority.
Hunley flor the House. GIa. Sears, fot
Senatc-no opposition-ieeSS2
GLOUCESTER c. H., VA. Nov. o-tte-
turns coming in slowly: small vote but
large Democratic majorities.
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Caroline County.

Especial Dispatch, to The T:ines.l
MILFORD, VA, Nov. 5.-Only four
precincts heard from. giving Powers
Dem.) eighty-tiv over Dunn (Rep0. In.
dications point to Powers election by
handsome majority. Head of ticket safe.
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Warren County.

(Speciu1 Dispatch to The 'Clmasl
rs FRONT ROYAL. VA. Nov 5.-trhe cleo
ton hclos to-day was the qu:etast ana moss
uneventful held in Warren county for
years. Indications are that not more ti1a1
forty per cent Of the vote was east. Cut
of a total cf about eight hundred regis.
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Northampton equity.
Especial Dispatch to The Times, !


CAPE CHARLES. VA Nov 5.-ccm-
pletc returns show Northampton county
60 give Montague. Willard aud Anderson
4co majority. as compared with 2e2 ma
jority Ger Bryan in 1860 and %; cor Con-
gresham Jones.
The vote for George w I.ecato fo-
Senator and John E. Nottingham for
foater delegate ran ahelI OF the State
ticket as neither one had any opposl-
ton. There wa; about two-thircis of 4
vote polled and was an unusually quiet
election
EXMORE. VA. Nov. 5-F'our out OF
eight precincts heard from, in. Norehamp-
ton 'ceuri:y gives Montague. Democratic
candidate for Governor.1odhout 200 ma
lority over ttoge CRep.l Returns from
other parts OF the county a-e very
meaSre. but show slight Democratic
gain for the Legislature candidates.
The election WAS very quiet ana not
much interest manifested in the result.
and as a consequence there was not a full
syotN ca-t
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farewell County.
Especial Dispatch to The Times }

TAlEwELD, VA. Nov 5.-Retufns
from tc-dayss election in this county are
slow coming in. but from a number OF
precincts heard from Indications are that
Tazewcil county has gone from 600 to IGO
majority Republican.
j. n. Harnlau. candidate for Senate in
this, the Third Senatorial District, mas
rIn ahead of the ticket in this county.
Russell county viii give Moss. his oppo-
nent, from 400 to 600 majority.
This leaves Buchanan and Dickinson
counties in the balance. with chances IN
favor OF Hartman which viii probably
elect him by q small majority A very
light vote has been polleG in this county
w. NJ C. Moore. Republican nominee.
has been elected without opposition
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Bruuswi County.

Special Dispatch to Tho Tlm>s.)
I1AWRENCEYILLE. VA, Nov. s.
Brodnax gave Montague 140 and Elan
511s majority County will give big Demo-,
cratic majority. II
--LAWRENCEvILLE, VA, Nov. e
sLawrenceville gave ELAN 223 and Mon.a-
que 1928 majority. Brodnax and this place
gave Elan 342 majority, and Montague
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james CITY Comfy.
Especial pisrstch 10 rbs rimes,

tSpecia! Dispatch 10 Tbs Times
TOANo. VA. Nov. 5.-Powhatan DIS
trict. James City, gives Montague .of:
Willard, a0l: Anderson. a0i; Hoge. 10: 1icle-
eEsor. 40, Groner. 80. other candidates
no votes; Stearnes. for House. go. Stone
house District. James city-MontagaA. Il:
Willard, IL: Anderson. IS: HoSe. 8; Dick
enson Il; Groner. 10: Stearnes. for House,
AZ: other candidates very small vote
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Nov. a-vcry
quiet here and in surrounding counties to-
day and small votes polIed: large Demo-
cratic majority. Very few negroes voted,
and of these only two or three are pro-
feSse6 Republicans.
The result for Williamsburg was as fol-
lows: Montague. 100: Hose, 81; Willard.
t5::. Anderson lot: Groner. 81: S,earpes
To- the House of Delegates. 1853. Schade
.tScciaiistl. .: j. r. Bethany (prohibi,ion-t
ist}. H. Total vote cast. 100
Nelson District. York county. Monta-
que, 90. Eoge, -: Willard 81: Anderson
4: Groner, 20. For the oyster amendment
II: against. 4. Total vote. o. Grafton.
Montague, 1fT:s Hoge, "a; Willard Ms
Anderson. HISS Groner. %. steaeass.
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Elizabeth City County.
Especial Dispatch 10 The. Times. }

HAMPTON, s.NA., November o.
The vote of Elizabeth City county:
1ontasue-Hampton. 256; Fox Hill. 24a;
Phoel5ils, 3G3; Wythe, 2sS. Wilard-Hamp-
ton. 20; Fox Hll, 24s. Phoe!5ls, sol;
aWythe. 20 Observation-Disclosures. Eli
Fox HILL, 81; Phoebus. 30i; Wythe. 26S.
CumniinS-iiampton. 246; Fox Hill, ID;
Phoeblt:, s23; Wytne SOC. Hoge-Hamp.
ton, go l:ox Hill. "a; Phoebus, IS: Wythe,
IT, Observation-Disclosures, IS: Fox Hill,
As; Phoebus. IS; Wythe. 49, Groner--
Hampton, 80; Fox Hill. 46; Phoebus, IS;
Wythe, IA. Neutrality-suspicious. 12t;
Fox Hill, ST.; Phoebus, 90: Wythe. l3S.
Total-Hampton, 400; OK Hill. 3t.; Phoe-
bus, tba; Wythe 542. Montague's ma
jorit;-. Ga3; Cummings majority. 134.
HAMPTON, VA, Nov. 5.-The election
in Hampton and Elizabeth City county
passed off to-day without incident. and a
Very credltni;ole vote was poliet. Tie
y Democrats swept tn" county, and S.
Gordon Cumming defeated his Republi-
can, opponent, W. II. BoyeTtor, foS the
rt1otse, with a. majority c's 754. He led
the ticlses in the. county by 30 votes.
The total vote cast in the four pre-
cincts. including Phoeb.s. Hampton, Fox
Hill and Chesapeake districts. was 1886.
Montague received .0l5 votes against
Fose's Daltry sum OF 373 giving the
Democratic candidate majority of 10.
The vote for Anderson. and Willard was
the same as that for Montague.
The Republicans attempted TO keep
the iliiterate colored people from voting,
claiming, that only those who could read
or prepare his ticket would vote IN this
election,
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Norfolk County.

Especial DISPATCH % The Times
NORFOLK. VA, Nov. 1.-The ma jority
OF CcieEan straightout Democrat over
Cromwell. Fusiaaist. for She State Senate
in Portsmouth city IS 566 Washington
NIasisteral District. Norfolk county
usually Fusion Republican BY abcut LOCO.
Is reported. and probably correctly. to be
about tied between FusionIsts and
StraightoUts-
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franklin ccuaty.
(snccial Dispatch TO 'rhr r!sacs.l

:
ROCKY MOUNT. VA. Nov. ,5.-Rocily
Mount and Glade Hill precincts gave
Montague thirteen majority; ftaIe, Dem
ocratic aoatcr, q majority, and Dudley
tRep.j Il majority over Ferguson Goern-1
Indica tons are that Dudley CRepi viii
carry the COUNT by two hundred Mon
tarna nv fifty. and Hale. Democratic
roater. by. one hundred and fifty.
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4 light vote, y = rs
z. Bland County.
& - 8, :, s1,,sn.tct ia The T ines,

lsp6cial Dispatch to The Times.
WYTHEyILLE. VA, Nov. s5.-E Bland
rives Honakers 1872 majority for House;
81 Clair 81 Majority for Senate. Two pre-
cincts to hear from. which viii not ma
terialJy change result.
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N.iso1 County.


Especial Dispatch 90 The Tincso
= lLOVINGTON. VA. Nov. 5.-Returns
from uinc precincts in eighteen gives
Fitzpatrick tDeH- about 40 majority
over Goodwin Qnd. Rep.) Chances favor
election of Goodwin In the county. Ba!-
ance of the Democratic tickee is elected.
hut figures have not beer given.
Massie is returned to the Senate without
opposition.
s. ARLINGTON. A. Nov. Eight pre-
{ nincts siva Montague two hundred ant'
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Giles County.
,S,o.,., ,,;spateh to The T.nes.)

PEARISBURG. VA. Nov 5.-incorn-
n,ate returns indicate Montague has car
ried Giles by $50 majority. Ten precincts
give st. Clair Dc1n.). for Senate. 10 ma
iority over Strother fNep9. with three
precincts to hear from. Complete returns 5iS
viii make St. Glars majority about 800.
Ten ;;2Srecincts give Stafford tDem).
Tor House. laass majority over Calfee tRepo-
CorapIete rettrns will make Stafford $
majority so over CaIfee.
Incomplete returns from Pulaski leave
this House precinct in doubt.
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Anderson ants Moore VIII carry y
the scedntys bit the Sol,tl 10 OK Catlett IS
Augusta County.
(Special Dispatcl to The Times.

(Special Dispatch TO The Times.
s. .CRAIGSVILLE.s " a. N oY.E 5.--The cleo
{ ton. at this precinct was very SLOW only
6S voting out Of 160 tiers.
81 The vote is as follows: De ocrat--Goov
ernor, Montague, %; Lieutenant :!eiel e
nor. Willard, %; Acknowledgement. IN
derson. %; Senate, Opie, q; House. ie''lH7s
Churchman, I'll; Walker, 3D.. Republican
Governor, Hoge. .45; Lieutenant-Go
Dickinson, 70 !; Acknowledgement, Grone ea
As: Senate, Cochran, 4'; House, Clark, ~
Cleveland I :. James Bell, 3.
e WAYNESBORO, Nov. 5.-Montas ~,
223; Willard. 219: Anderson, 81; Ople, z NO
Churchman, go: Walker, 2l3: hose, 20 ;
Dickinson, rs; Groner, 100; Cochran w.
Clark. 105
STANTON, VA. Nov. 5.-The ele .,1,'
in the city of Staunton passed Off du1te,.,,,S s
there be1ng1;i very light vote poliea. = -. ne :
whole vote for the city of Staun 70 W >
StS, Montague's majority being -: ~
Democratic majority in 1897 was ~. E,s,
timated Democratic majorityiln Sena.orll !.
District, city of stanton and county .. ol
Augusta, GO Wizards majority Tor CITY
of Stauntoll, 80; A;lderson's majority
81: Opie's majority, SOC. Democratic ma
jority for House in city, 2h3.
DASTC CITY, VA, Nov. 5-Ihe vote
here was as follows: Montasue, 90; VII
lard, 50: Anderson, 50: Opie. 81; Ghurch-
man, 81; Walker, 50: iHoge, III: Dleken-
son, 112; Groner, 112: Cochran, III; Clark