The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-23
HEARD IN THE LOBBIES.
Five Tickets Are In the Field for the Govern


tive klkhCiS Az III TIC E'ISlu 3Ol thS oeFShA-
orship.
Below. will be found list Of Cand1-
dates for State offices who have filed their
notices with the Secretary Of the Com
monweath to be voted for at the COM
ing election:
DEMOCRATIC.
For Governor-Andrew Jackson Monta-
que, of Pittsylvsnia county.
For Observation-Disclosures E.
Willard. of Fairfax county.
For MISUNDERSTANDING A. An
derson, of Rockbridge county.
REPUBLICAN,.
For Governor-John Hampton Hoge,
of Montgomery county.
For Leutenant-Go vernor-R. w. Dick
enson, of Russell county.
For Attorney-Gencral-D. Lawrence
Groncr, OF Norfolk
,PRoHIBITIONIST
For Governor-O. c. Rucker, Bedford
county.
For enant-Governor-W. L. Bun
dick, of Accomac county.
For Attorney General. NJ. Lee, Of
Roanoke.
SOCIALIST.
For Governor--John j. Quantz. of Rich
mond.
For Lieutenant Governor-Lutrer j.
KILLER, of Shenandoah county.
For Attorney General-No nominee.
SOCIALIST LABOR.
For Governor-Hugh d. Maclier, OF
Roanoke.
For Lieutenant-G overnor-Hugh Boil
ton, of Hampton.
For Attorney General-R. Dorsey
Downey, Of Roanoke.
Democratic leaders are congratulating
themselves upon the fact that local dif-
ferences are being healed all along the
lines, and that ali hands are preparing
10 give the Republicans q solid front
on Noverr Ter 9Th.
AS far as the recent candidates for
State officers in the primaries are con-
cerned they are all IN line and working
hard for the ticket. The legislative con-
;roversies are being adjusted. until now
only a few exist in the State. There
have been amicable settlements in Louisa.
Shenandoah, and Charlotte and or Monday
a primary determined who was the regu-
lar county chairman in Warwick 1t is
expected that the Norfolk county case
will be adjusted shortly and then only
Norfolk city and Dinwidde and Kappa
hammock counties Will have fractional
troubles. The prospects for Democratic
success seem to be Frightening every day.
The next big Democratic rally on the
boards is for Friday night, when Con-
gresham c. A. Swanson and H. D. Flood
Will speak at Old Market Hall. Chair
man Dohcrty will preside and Iardellas
Band will furnish music for the occa-
sion. a large crowd is anticipated, as
both the orators are well-known and pop
uiar here. The City Committee Will meet
at clock instead of s. and after trans
acting whatever business they may
have on hand will march down to Old
Market Hall in a body.
Judge James W. Cyclone jim, Mar
shall and State Senator Barksdale Will
Wednesday night. The date was changed
from Friday night so as not to conflict
with the Swanson-Flood meeting at Old
Market Hall on that night. a rousing
meeting is anticipated, as both the speak
ers are popular on the stump.
There are only Io-- days left in which
persons desiring to vote in the coming
election and who are not properly reg
istered or transferred may have that im-
portant business attended to.
City headquarters are open Tor TINS
purpose at No. 10l5 Bank Street and Mr..
]. Samuel Wilkinson will be glad to
serve those who desire to get their trans
fers The books will be closed on Sat
fers can be secured and no person can
register until after the coming election.
Mr.. NJ J. isnrisht, of Goochland. Re-
n;Tblican candidate in that county against
Mr.. David I.eake. Democrat, for the
House of Delegates, was in the city yes
tcrday. Mr.. Enright says he has a fighting
chance, and S putting up the fight. He
says Congressman Lamb spoke to small
NJ0p1a "
Senator George B. Keezell, of Rock
ipgham. has returned to his convention
duties. He SAYS the Democrats had Il
fine meeting at Har,isonburg on Monday.
the orators being Acknowledgement Mon
tasre and Judge James w. Marshall. He
believes the Democratic nominees in his
county will be elected.
Freight Cars Smashed.
Especial Dispatch TO Tie Times.)
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