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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04
Forecast in North Carolina.
1y Associated Press

RALEIGH. n. c., November 3.-Hon.
Jcsephrs Daniels. Democratic national
committeeman. says in the News and
Observer Of which he is editor. that to-
MORO wthes Democratic State ticket will
have a majority of over 65.0n1, these fig
.urcs being based on returns from every
county; registration shows 2st,6S7 whites,
se.se45 colored. He claims every district
for the Democrats, with one hundred
REPRESENTATIVES, and forty-ti1ree Senators;
eighty counties Democratic twelve Re
publican
Senator Simmons. Democratic State
chairman, SAYS the majority will be about
Gi.tsNf. He predicts a majority in Congress
lasad SAYS this will he followed by the cleo
ton of a Democratic President in 1901
lie claims ten Democratic Congressman
from North Carolina.
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SOME DOUBT IN NINTH
Elements Enter lato the Figh. Which
l.ailse llta,a sine
!, stmei;Il Ieispa4cli 10 9,lir ai.nosl4

't7i'S st - s. :, .t.,s
" ~ " ! - : f.,,,.
Close oil The a8rapaiEs3t8 Nsl3 Y '1it-
Eressional DISTRICT titaas i2e Sa i3t'''fs
iiilea vain oo1tii M! - $
tlcasiai4r ia Democrats : 'iiliis. l295'hs
the last lev Weeks
fel 70 party s'ttsSess h.tN liz
i,sto tile canvass. The ntsS fetsisil3atiot.
which Il MAS hoped Won't = s'lfti 81
OF considerable gain i3.'t5ste'' 81. ", /,
strength, il;is proven E
ing. with % NetN itss 50 Ssslstia85s* ! y s.s4
stance,aEin Wytl4e county ne most SAN am
Eliinc estimate youi i43ts
heard tiNes tile county ID e silaI' 5ieifsi1ti
15ass ReIsahiieail8 ea1lt.i 3s tilii.ty-ss
1naicSitp
A lefl,asleal3la state of atfsfifss an REGARD
10 The tlafsfo Sttt Isl i4tI2zit lE the l3etne1
cratic le5stieas- 3llat 81 what il8S is.,-
come OF tistti Vote For ti33'if :it ! $50
Creek, The lf''aelitst ~ ~ Sjll1e e s's AS
which has bern catsss Is. 81 rs lattE5t Nt3t.ss
IN 99,lrti6raat ,i44 sflt{s from me-
,ese registr:4t sttl
ocfatie .rnniofity aia2 this ins ii5t ot Atils
;$stst thstt stflf {ts4.i ii
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HENDERSON DOUBLES ITSELF
otton Milling Growing Importance.
The Tobacco Interest Large.
Especial Dispatch to The Times. i
,NDERsoN, n. c., Noveulhe

HENDERSON, n c, November s.: 5 s.
Henderson, the county seat of Vance, IS
situated on the Seaboard Air Line Rail
road. tfty-fge miles north OF Raleigh,
and is on the highest point OF land be-
tween Weldon and the Capital City. 1t
is one the most progressive towns in
Ibis section of the State. Within the
past five years. since the establishmentHoi
the cotton milling industry and other man
l=ufacturing enterprises, it has doubled its
reputation. giving employment to over
twelve hundred operatives.
It's railroad facilities are most excellent
shippers and importers havingsthe choice
cl- two of the most important lines in
the South. The tobacco interest is very
large. More of this product has been
placed on the market the present season
thar ever before since the establishment
CT a tobacco market here While the cot
to-. int erast#ss daily increasing, ginneries
are in full blast. and thousands Of dol
lars are paid for the staple in the seed.
While hundreds 81 ha'es in the lint are
drought from adjoining counties.
The country surrounding Henderson is
high. healthy. Well 3satereti by creeks and
smaller streams Al riding excellent pas
turas Sc; the soil is e.iaptei 10 the growth
Of corn. cotton. tos.s1co,s8 fruits and Veg
Isotabies of every DESCRIPTION. Good schools
;srt. abundant giving the children of ey-
cry township advantages Of education.
while churches of every denomination are
accessible 4toIthe# people Of every rle1glbor-
hood. AS to the moral character OF the
people of Henderson and adjacent coun--s
try. they are MOTTO be B@eScetieu .oys any
in the state. They are law abiding. So
her. religious and thrifty. and it is sell
dom the case an intoxicated MAINS seen
on our streets The population Of @Henser-
son, including the mill villages NUMBERS
about seven thousand.
Captain j w. Nunnally,#a most popular
conductor of the Durham and Henderson
Railroad. after Il brief illness. died at I
o'clock on Saturday at his home II. Dur
ham, leaving a wifs and one child TO
mourn their loss. He was thirty-tive
years of age
jim Mitchell, the colored porter who
was shotzon the 18th Of August. while at.
tempting to defend Conductor clemnents
from the. assaults of two negroes. Cole
and son, has SO far recovered as to leave
Hex Hospital, in Raleigh, and return to
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THE EASTERN SHORE
Bishop Randolph's Tour-New Boats
on the Onancock. Route.

Especial Dispatch to The 'rin,es.l
&oNzNNco6'ISt5 VA, No.. 81 Bishop RAN
doiph spent several days iI5.Accomac Last
week visiting and confirming.
Pal r. BlriSs. ractnr#of st. Georges
Parish, has rendered his resignation 10
Ileee.slOer LIST. lie will. it is
understood, accept a call to Aliddlesex
county.
Gated in Accon1ac the coming sunday
Pocomote NJ. L. Church. South near Flag
Pond, by Bishop Granbecs and Calvary
Baptist Church at Greenbackville.
The brick store house on Main Street
being erected by Mr.. John Nv Duncan
pletion. 1t IS q credit#to the town and to
Mr.. Duncan's enterprise
The new ST ca nler Maryland. of the Ball
tinlore.. Chesapeake and atlantic Rail-
way .,eet.s is running regularly on the
5Gliancocll route. The company has con-
tracted for another OF the same slimen-
sionsz TO be ready May u, 1903. to be called
the Virginia. 1t is proposed TO build still
another TO he called Nirinadel for Viz:
sinia. Maryland and Delaware.
.duce# Exchange. has been larger this year
tnan ever. The distribution of potatoes
II, carload lots extended from Canada 10
Birmingham. Ala. The directors are now
considering the supplying Il the farmers
with fertilizers and the establishment of
a bank. The next annual meeting Will be-
held December 10th.
Mr.. Thomas 5. Quinby. OF the Acco-
mac bar. has moved with his family to
the celebrated Snead farm on Chinco-
league Ba;-
The proprietor of the Hotel Doughty at
Accon1ac# Courthouse is having q large adj
dition made to his already large establish
ment.@
The name Of the States oyster steamer.
3Nannah has been changed to Rappahar,-
mock
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NATIONAL PRESIDENT
D. Malone Expected to- Step in Rich"s
nond or His Wayto New Orleans.

nnond or His. Way to Ne" Orleans.
Local pfvision f.. Aulaleamatad Assc.-
ciatffn Of Street Railway fslanloyes. viii
hold the third Of a series or meetings nc
tssir hJIl on North Filth Street to-day IL
ID a. NJ for the purpose OF discussinf the
duties of@union men.
.sfls. men seem TO show great interest
in these meetings. and feel that they
viii promote better feeling with each
other the company md the public gem
eraIly Otttcistis of the COMPANY, Il:
speaking of the matter. say that ii
Shows very we'll for the men,: and
they feel that it Will be conducive Of
great good TO all President Simmons.
OF the tttsion nauguratsd this step and
feels that the#go effects are besHs fa!v
already. Mr.. Simmons left last night foe
E'eter%hurG To arrange for similar meese
sings in that city.
II is also understood that President
WI. =. Nahow. OF the international As
soeiatiaE Of Street Railway Men. will be
III the city in a. fels days en- route To New
Orleans where h. goes as delegate TO
the convention Of the American Fedora
t.8nEofa La Dor.
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I2lXF. VS. 1 Asst GUN
The CONGRESSMAN and Lieut.. Governor
Wiliai-i Speak al Manassas.

y ~ >
Especial Dispatch 10 THE l7I11tesse
MANASSAS M, ND9ctniasi' y fii9Ccs
William Ca3itiia Court sSas fat.1a
t,,. aEy Con s3fesSTi1aa John s. islNtS afsT#
s,,a,.sstl h, l:srser and enthusiastic crowd Of
1A4n.ncr;t3i., Af8t4st9 q 14e sfaaalsel .Wls i3e-
qnaaicetl IN tpiiYltT RIaitsi,ilt ''5lNa s.: it
s:aleheif His si,eet:il MAS eet}ii'lsa tfs =
aisfnssi.rg 81 the TRUSTS, The t;9tlff f1fefi-
hon and III. Suffrage eia1lse q s. ae rev
s3lllanrh Nil. l2iSe, aud us supporters
l.ast.s il8k,ta rs eajnriifg ~ 6stlslT5a eil
salt no as TO i1t 1tSt{li s b t
iha, haze lett af5taf43 i1otl4l4ts tlltll would
nfsl.fe I'm easy $vietafN.
i Mr ssliit,lssl u e RefHalieaa' noiai-.
,,ae has made ANY figflt II lias not i'eslf#
visible here. aftt.r MI Kinney i'ajl cont
cludea his sit@ech i3le#sNelfis were AT
tfossse' l5v lsieatepant TeI.l1et 5.nsfst3ll
81 Nillara. Ni13, S1olSe lt.l heilit4i 81 Inc.
ls4roc,;ific nominee
Mr. RiSey closed MS eainnais1l 1a1e 'o@
Gas.
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night addressed an audience in the court
house. His speeches were vigorously ap-
I.aLded by his party associates.
SouthaIl at Emporia.

E:MPOR1.A, VA. November 3.-Hon. R
G southali made a rousng speech here
to-day in the interest of his candidacy.
National issues were touched upon lightly,
most of the speech being devoted to the
opposing candidates. OF which there are
two. and an appeal to the voters to at
tend the polls on the day Of election. Mr..
Southall was in fine form, and his speech
will have its effect on the day OF election.
He was followed by Colonel James Mann,
/ oc Nottoway. who made a short address
along the same line.
Though Mr.. Vaughan. one of the indie
pendent candidates. was present and vas
expected to speak, he failed to appear
during the meeting.
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PARTING GUNS ON
EVE OF ELECTION.
Senator Daniel Makes q Master
fuI Speech for Rhea.
PULASKI THEATRE Att CROWDED.
Blair ard Gleaves Speak for slcmp
Rhca CLANS Pu aska.bY SO Majority.
sas4aas and wallace IA, Po~ssa-
ian Debate at Lexington.
PULASKI THEATRE CROWDED
-----------------e"---"------- ~.

Especial pispatca To- ne Times
IIt443aSIki. A.h., Nossttiittet7 ...z-i.i.tot
5,.,,., 3ai,i.! sIioiNt5 lfaits This ese3tsif;;
,ts$EEfftsf5 f sS34itaiiasl 2ttil The Opera
iisa.se swas tgo&aca d large nUmhcr Of
ladies ia Il dad l4lcfs. were also
some t.,,l,3l,,a r4sia present, rho ssaee'.-
WAS d ,.,s,st...3ili 6lle. t4it. sReaker being
frequently i,lieiruf1sea lt5s ai3i,la l1ss.
o;leayss ana John q. blair. Of
xv,;teSilln. spoke ii, bei9ii Of Sietnp 70 4a
q. ! 1Iam,tan lioee Mas advertised to
speak, itus did itot arriAts.s
indications are iilas isIoas will carry
1oi,.ssls, county i2y one hundred and iifty.
majority
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cert decision of the Supreme Court deny.
lus He right to- read the Bible In thu
patitic schools OF the State has aroused
vigorous opposition. and in dozens o.
churches all over the State yesterday
resolutions We're passed deuounciaE, the
decision in unmeasured terms. Concerted
action was taken net TO intisnidate 5tls
court, which has been asked 10 grants
rf4fearitg. but 10 encourage the numerous
teachers that have announced that they
will consider the wishes of the majority
of their patrons. and viii continue BIfta
reading until enjonci by the courts
CHICAGO. November. January l$t
is fixed for the debut of the giant beer
merger Several more independent plants
from which competition is feared. are 20
be- purchased, but the biggest slsttu-ttp
Will he the taking iu@ of pFa sai5a Isl. p vs.
the stocfSyards ms the. WtSt TIE otter
e.nt yards that will be included IN the
deal, aside from the chicago Yards, ara
those at Kansas cftv East st, Louis.
st Joseph Mo-. Fort Worth. leStis.:*
south Omaha aud Sioux City. &c IS tti'
current s-t,s,sfs, thatof the S4f 600 cap
itaI thss s2f1.saar0 preferred stock rep
rest.t1ts MI tangible assets good VIII. etc
r,4e s2fsfet 10 common stock reuresenti
u..,+tv and ttle sleaa4tFst bonds represent:s
soma s25t.1tfta paid for Ftauts purchased
during the past SIX months
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JOINT DISCUSSION
5 anderson and B arksdale. and Yost.
Ealg.i!er.
.l.i,,l ii. u. s Il, i,lla.. limos

= & 81 + = r 1
,s,.ecial Ii I 'i'lte rtmcs.o
q ENiNGlteN \ NJ. NaHe,nhei 5s--l, he
e:,rls.if.fl closed I'll ita&llnri,isse Today at
sheH eeentg t'oSglt with n l,,i1ai5s lsctss3latl
by ATTORNEY ient9al MILAN \ -AafStssi'-
Eon and State senator NJ " lSai,Ssti.tle.
OF llallfaN enant u, sel4iis1g the Dem
tsc;ifats. ana MISSES issaab Aest@aaad II a.
lauiNilei OF sslis9l8toG representing the
Republicans. Nii. ats G3raIea tie ais-
;,s,ssicr1# III an .lbNisfs8t ,sd5lfs which M*ls
well a;etss!veG Isl Ills fi3eatis and neigh.
l.s,,-.s38 OF BoclSltiGEsfs ls4 discussed ma
lional ana state pei1efts ii u digni.iea
r,n,.r.s,, and ulstlo,sel me ils.M Cons titA-
tion as asl il1stiEIa4eat Wei't!is. q the
great State 81 VIRGINIA.
q,y4e sff.3.si,,s u. the other gentlemen
~. ii, "a ea3a44, Siaesas 1lgsn ttl,lii
i, ,,sci isse t;leitlIfoiit ltEt il is agtestio-
eljle wl{etlle} ai4y q t4ss wse 'sls.1se 90 i'A.
i 81. sS,eaiSiilg SONS lttlle lit,sasnl.
si&osyeNer. was aroused. l'o-nafaee s. spta
III expected 10 he light.
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SIMMONS PREDICTS VICTORY
Speaks TO Packed Opera House at
reensboro-Pr itchard Wo ulcln't T ak.

Especial Dispa tcli TO The Timesl
GREENSBORO, \. c.. November s.
Senator Simmons. chairman Of the State
Democrats Committee. closed the CAM
#raign in a magnificent speech here to-
right to a packed .opera-house audience.
and returned to Raleigh Oh the1 O'Clock
onsatic victory tomorrow. Folr-ffths Of
the Legislature. every one of the ten Con-
gressmen and fifty thousand Democratic
majority. Senator Pritchard III chairman
of the Republican State Committee. left
here tonight for his home to Vote. He
declined to give out any estimate.
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THE NEWS CONDENSED
Happenings ofInterest Told in Fewest
Possible Words.

Possible Words.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. s.-The bat
Fteship Oregon sailed yesterday for Homo
lulu. She is on her way to Manila. where
she will Join the AMERICAN fleet in Asiatic
waters and become the flagship Of Adj
Hiral Evans.
| NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-AIaude Adams
returned yesterday from Flu. ope on board
the Nooriam. Tier appearance WAS NOT
indicative of nervous prostraston and she
assuerd her friends who met her that her
health. had never been better
schenectady, n. Y. Nov. ;;.-The
Hudson Valley strike was settled at .
o'clock tonight, the company recognizing
the union and agreeing TO the schedule
Of wages presented by the men, who Will
return 70 work at z o.cioek tomorrow
CHARLESTON. S. c., Now 3 With a
right swing on tle*iaw Carrie Nation
knocked down a cadet from the Sot.tsi
Carolina Military Academy yesterday be-.
cause he was smoking a cigarette on the
street. The boy was caught by. his com.
pa.lions before he struck the pavement.
ANN-APOLES Nov. 3.-An order has
has been issued by the NAVY. Depart
lEent providing for three-year- instead
O a fuur-year course at@the Naval actse!-
-,
most ~
ctifficutG't. ."i1ietA i1sis esasseis l.ttls
years and IS made on iiccoti4se- 81 *
pressing need OF naval Officers.
BOSTON. Nov. "a fter vain efforts to
keep it quiet tile fact has leaked p'tt sisstt
PortIa .5IV;sai sto:l daughter ot Booker
Il. Washington. tFle great coI9reti eEislest-
- -, - ~ e,eEisg. ard Is
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WAT kINS AND WALLACE
Both Make. Fine Speeches in Behalf OF
Sou,ha'l= at Pew aa.an Q llrthnuse.

> ,
l't9AAi9A.f.sS g. HI Nz.A.t NoSei4bel, B.
Judge Niiiia1n NJ Smith ;o-da9 granted
81 yyi5islzty iiGsease to Air. "A. y. Cosby.
u. Alalsnianaa. M. ASfont O'Clock.
JUdtse Asa ~. N,sttlSii3s spoke fer thirty
minutes IN ire interest q x e. SoutlaaI.
flqa I3,4rY4f4affifio nominee for Cotlga't,ss
from Tia isoiilstll District II. neli his
audience silcll-l9oE3tI. and made spfn-5
did Impression ana closed his speech l,y
#ift,atil!{.iiles Nj, a. Al Wallace. OF Rich
rl,slia. is tlle s4asSal. OF the day Mr..
yallats tal1ls Toward amid loud :tp-
pause and id{Irgssed the people for about
s.ltll5Fi13ilf is speech Was nStfuctiNe and.
sii,,IsHess1xe al3d aliflsad interest IN the
teetie1l. sspfii3g;Gll Will receive the bulk
6f ti4s votes casst tomorrow. and viii
l15tyt. 81 OF it;ss tllslla 80 majority
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DEMOCRATS EXPEC7
100000 MAJORITY A
Complete Reports from Graded
Schools Of North Carolina.
GRAND EDUCATIONAL RALLY
Baltimore Man Wins High Gun in the
Three Days shoot-The State FAR
Stock Goes Up on Market on
Account Of Large Receipts.
GRAND EDUCATIONAL RALLY
Baltimore Man Wins High Gun in the
Thraa D,ve Shao+-The State Fair

Special Dispatch to The Times.)

(cpcc1al# DiSratCn tle1
RALEIGH, N. C., November S-E1x-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r. a. Doughton mas
resigned as chairman of the State boatu
O.: Elections. and Governor Aycock d ap-
points j. r. Lewellyn as his successor on
the board The chairlnansnip VII De
flied at the next meeting.
Tor the first time in the history OF tn the
State public schools complete reports nave
been received by the superintendent. q
Public Instruction from all the Eraden
schools in the towns of the state. l mere
are thirty-fivef of them, and they repre- repre-.
sent an expenditure Of about s2oo,ooo
raised by local taxation.
Extensive preparations are being mace
for the extraordinary State convention
of county public school superlntendents,
to be held here November 18th, 18th and
18th. The Southern I5G.caticn Board. OF
New York, has arranged it through the
State Superint endent. OF Public aslnstruc-
ton to refund the cost of@railroah tick
cts to those county superintendent who
attend This absolutely assures a prac-
tically full attendance.
ANNUAL SHOOT.
The annual shoot at the fair grounds
traps. under the auspices of&the9 Raleigh
Gun Club. has been a pleasing feature OF
the fair. The championship and silver
trophy was won by J. D. Carrier. Of
Asheville. Mr.. Storr. of Baltimore, won
high gun for the entire three days.
While no estimate anything like acct1-
rate can be made Of the financial result
of the State Fair. it is certain that the
receipts are far ain# excess of any pre-
#vious year which means that a Goodly
sum Will go to the sinking fund toward
the liquidation OF the $4,000 outstanding
bonds.
STOCK GOES UP.
Six years ago stock in the Fair Asso-
citation had no market value, but Secre-.
tarv Payne announced yesterday that It
row commands a price Of fifty cents on
the dollar.
The Secretary OF. State to-day chartered
the Warsaw Tobacco Company, with
S25,1N0 capital The company will estap-
lish a leaf tobacco warehouse.
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IN THE VALLEY
Hay Likely e. Hass More han His
Usual M ari.y.
ts,feciai l3tsFpatcll to 'l'l'e II

ls;9erisi .l3iSIpat clito i'l3s@; 'ir1es,1
z IIAlsIsIst9AiSl5ls0;. y a., Nascalbta 81
very little isitaas.st is manifested ha,'e# IN
to-islofrpW.s coiGtss slon;l election, and
Il is more than likely that lie Hon
Jal.aes May MIA retain his seat In Corr
E,;.ass ny Il ErogCr ta5natasg larger nla3ori-
tics Than ip preceding elections. as DR.
laofi,na,l is very little known he,'e.
Reports from Greene county state that
Mr.. HAN Will fenrise hi. usual large MAJ
So,tltN There, arid Shenandoah NH nn-
dnuhscals give Mr. Hay 4 majority. all
1hoEGll53ii Is ler. ipftlnail3S hpne county.
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GOING.TO NEW ORLEANS
viii Be Delegate to the Convention OF
American Federation OF Labor.

james J. Dreamer former president OF
the International Association of Mac niEt-
lists will leave in a flw days for New
the last convention OF the Afac'lsnistss NJ.
sociatien as a Delegate to the American
Federation OF Lanor. and ne goes TO at
tend the convention which meets there
November tItti.
Mr. Crsaraers IS employed by the city in
the Gas Department. He is a member oI
IocGi No 10. International Association Ok
ansest ant, most conservative labor lead
e-s OF the State
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North Carolina Sure.
iBy Associated Press,

BY Associa ted Press
RALEIGH, N c.. November :.-The re-
ports received indicate that there will be
n sweeping Democratic victory to-mor-
row. with Il majority for the State ticket
of fifty to sixty thousand. Al!indications
point to nine Democratic congressman
certain, with ten probable. The Republic
cans say. they have hopes in two districts.
the Eighth ard Ninth, and claim they
VIII win in both
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Coz, Last Snnechas.

(Special DISPATCH 10 The Times.)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Nov. A.
Mr.. NJ. A. Goes Republican canl date
for Congress In this district, closEd his
can IA Isl: to-day by speaking at SpossSl-
xar,ia Courthouse. He came here and To-.
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Will Give Good Majority.
(spccial Dispatch to The Times

Especial Dispatch to The Tlrnes.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, November 81
Newport News. wi newly registered
vote of only 2.27s Viii poll a comparative
" large majority for II. L. Maynard, the
Democratic nominee for Congress. to-.
morrow Practically no fight has been
made in t, is city.
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PYTHIAN STREET FAIR
One in Progress in Wilmington Prom
ises to B-a Big Success.
,necial Dispatch to The Times.

Especial Dispatch to The7iimes'
WILMINGTON, N. c., November g
The aPythian street fair and carniva!
opened here tonight in blaze OF glory.
ana thousands of people are on the
streets taking in the many shows on the
midway and enjoying the festivities in
general. Indications are that this will
be the biggest street fair undertaken in
Wilmington, and the entire week will be
devoted to merry making and festiv cele-
sbration.
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Hupl, .,s IN lie of Htiol,s

6S~eciai D:sra;ch srhosaimes.)
NINl2s0Is. A.. November During
the recess Of the court III Isle Of sht
cosliY& To-day RotAt NJ Hughes. OF
Norfolk, and Republican candidate FOR
Congress, addressed the voters In the
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Welded IN CHESTER
Move to Change the Boundary Line Of
School Districts.
ESPECIAL Dispatch to The Times. }

Especial Dispatch TO The 'ifmesl
CHESTER VA, November 3--The
marriage of Mr.. Richielieu Hatcher to
Miss Mary Burton took place here last
week The Methodist Church was beau
tifully decorated with ferns and other
forest productions and works of art,
and brilliantly Illuminated by lamps and
candles, artistically arranged. The
large church was crowded with friends
from the cities and the country. and
the couple, newly made one, departed
on the evening train for Washington,
from whence they will return in a few
DAYS
II 4 movement is on foot to change the
western boundary of Bermuda and east
ern boundary Of Dale Districts. making
the line from Falling Creek via the At
lantic Coast Line to its intersection with
the Se;lboard and via the Seaboard rail-
road 10 Swift Greek.
The infant child Of AR. and Mrs. d
i. Cheathau died here Saturday morning
aud was buried at the cemetery OF the
family yesterday.