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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-06
THE RETURNS IN ATLANTA.
Figures of Constitution and journal
Favor Terrell.

Figures of Constitution and journal
Favor Terrell.
Atlanta, June AT l o'clock this
morning returns had been received by
| the Constitution from 1O5 counties Of
| these Terrell had 6S, with 16S dele
gates; Query, 49, with 40 delegates,
and Estill, %, with 81 delegates. The
returns thus far inAcate the probable
nomination of Hon. Joseph NJ. Terrell,
for Governor, on the first ballot. The
last statement of the situation fur
nished by the Journal tonight gave
the following estimate of delegates in
the convention:
Terrell ia Estill 46 and Query 80.
Mr. Terrell and his friends say there
is no doubt that he will carry enough
counties to give him more than 200
votes on the first ballot. Mr.. Terrell
has already received a large number
of kilograms of congratulation. Before
midnight he said he felt no doubt that
the fight was won. The returns from
the foregoing counties indicate the
election of w. B. Merritt, for State
School Commissioner. This is looked
upon as one of the surprises of the
campaign. Only yesterday State School
Commissioner Glenn predicted he would
nave Z4O votes in the convention To-
night there is no doubt that Merritt
will easily be nominated on the first
ballot
stevens Carries Nesbitt's County.
Commissioner of Agriculture o. B.
Stevens has carried 100 out of the 1O5
counties heard from Another inter-
esting surprise of the campaign was
the fact that Col. Stevens carried Cobb
county the home county of his oppo-
nent, Col. r. T. Nesbitt Col. Stew
ems did not make an active campaign
in that county but his friends took the
matter up for him. and the result was
beyond their greatest expectations.
Capt. Wiley Williams is running Tom
Eason a pretty close race for prison
commissioner but the returns so far
received indicate the denomination of
Mr.. Eason by a safe majority. The
vote all over the state was a small one
and in many counties heard from the
result was very close. In many in
stances it has been impossible to get
full returns, and the official figures may
change the result in several counties
where the pluralities We're small.
TerrelIs plurality in Douglas county
is only votes
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-06
WHAT ALLIED ROMEO.
Mickey O'Brien Found Out when
Wise Men Were Puzzled.
From the New York World.

From the New York World.
Romeo, one of the big black buff
faloes at the New York Geological
the past week. He has been the most
nervous creature about the park No
sooner would he lie down in a sunny
corner of his field to snooze than up
he would leap, snorting, and with
shaking head charge some invisible
creature across the pasture.
"A naturalist who visited the park
watched the great brute through his
spectacles for a time, and then gave it
as his opinion that the process of shed
ding the hair brought about sort OF
mild insanity, and that all animals
We're likely to suffer from it in the
spring.
Micky O'Brien of No. 124 jefferson
avenue, was an interested witness OF
the wild buffalo's pranks yesterday
afternoon. Micky is not naturalist
but he is natural. He is only Is years
old; and vowed that it was as good as
the Wild West Show to see the oc-
casional spurts of Romeo The great
prairie lawn-mower had been quietly
composing himself for sleep in shady
corner for some time. Suddenly he
leaped up and tore down the line to-
ward the home base as if there were
three men on bases and it was two
strikes
Mickey watched the buffalo careful
~. As soon as the creature got com
posed again-whisk! he was off down
the field
II have it," yelled Micky enthusi-
astically. Il know what ails him.
There's summer yaller bird up IN
them bushes building a nest. and he's
trying to steal hair off the buffalos
back. Watch him now!"
And sure enough, as soon as the
weary buffalo got nicely settled down
for another snoooze the little summer
yellow bird, about as big as canary.
came flutterng down and tried 10 pun
on piece OF the loose fur about ne
great boyine's shoulders. The SHARP
claws or the tickle Of the little feet on
the almost bare skin aroused the Dul-
falo and away he went. The yelllN
bird fed up TO his nest with litils
soft hair for nest lining.
Romeo is not crazy. He simply OBJ
jects 10 being held up and robbed o.
hie clothes Ia broad daylight
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-06
Number of Terrell Counties.

Atlanta. Ga, June 5.-Douglas SIS
county gives Terrell plurality over
Query. Figures not obtainable
Stevens, Johnston and Williams car
~ the county for other offices.
Jackson county gives Query a plu-
rality of so over Terrell Merritt
stevens and Eason carry the county
for other Offices.
Milton county gives Query a plu-
rality of so over Terrell. other can
didates given ma jorities are Glenn.
Stevens and Eason.
Terrell, Stevens and Merritt carry
Fayette county.
Jasper county gives Terrell a plu-
rality of 290 over Query. Merritt.
Stevens and Eason carried the coun
ty. Macon county gives Query a
plurality of 70 over Terrell. john
ston. Stevens and Williams carry the
county for other offices.
Morgan county gives Terrell a plu-
rality of 800 over Query. Merritt and
Stevens also carry the county.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-06
Ware.

Waycross. Ga, June 5.-Ware county
goes for Estill by $50 majority.
Waycross Ga, June 5.-Three coun-
try districts have not been heard from.
Everything indicates Estlls majority
in Ware county will be more than 100.
Merritt probably wins by small ma
jority. Stevens carries the county by
500 majority Williams wins over Ea-
son by probably 100. T. w. Hitch,
candidate for judge. carries the county
by about 700 majority The election
has been one of the most holly con-
tested in the history of the county,
more votes having been polled than has
ever been known here before.
In the election for county officers J.
NJ. Spence viii probably win for rep
resentative by a majority of from )
to 10. His election is not sure, as two
small precincts are yet to be heard
from. S. F. Miller wins over j. F.
Cason for sheriff by 100 majority. c.
j. Mcdonald, the present tax assessor,
is reelected over Cicero Wilkinson, by
500 majority. r. NJ. Lanier. present
tax collector, wins over j 7. Strick
land, by 200. j. A. Jones is reelected
treasurer by probably 500 majority.
Grimes wins for coroner by 1900.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-06

Brunswick, June 5.-The count so
far in Glynn gives Estill a majority of
%, with only half the votes counted.
Result will be close between Estill and
Terrell. EasOn and Stevens seem to
be leading in their race. 1t is very
close between Glenn and Merritt. News
from count in this district Indicate
that Parker is elected judge of the
Brunswick circuit over Hitch.
brunswick, June 6.-Four hundred
ballots counted out of 692. give Estill
plurality of %. Eason and Parker
win. Glenn and Merritt neck and
neck. Parker for judge carries county
and is probably elected judge of Bruins
wick circuit
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-06

atorial race in the twenty-fourth dis
trict between Crawford and McMichael
il looks as if McMichael has won by
from % to so majority. McMichael
gets Marion county by from $50 to 800
majority. ChattahOochee goes for
Crawford by about Is majority. COL
umbus gives Crawford 1913 majority.
The returns have not yet been received
from the country precincts in Muscogee
but the vote there was light and Judge
Crawford's majority in Muscogee VIII
hardly exceed 225
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-06
LIMA's REMARKABLE STREETS
You Can Really Live in Noisy Street,
and Walk in Good Death Street if
You VIII.
From the New York Sun.

From the New York Sun.
The city of Lima, Peru, possesses
the most wonderful collection of street
names probably in the world They
are all descriptive.
Nowhere else are you likely to find
Noisy street or Good Death street.
Jackass street or Humpback street.
Afflicted street or the Street of the
Seven Sins. But they have them all
in Lima, and many more quite as
curious.
South American traveller with an
eye for the odd and curious has for
warded to The Sun a partial list of
the street names in Lima in Spanish
with a literal translation of the mean
ing of their titles. Here are few
of the oldest of the titles:
Afflicted Street .Aflijdos
Bitter Street ................A maTagura
help Street ..Amparada
JdckaSS Street ..................B OlricO
Little JaCnass Street .BorriQuitOs
Good Death Street ..... Buena Muerte
Good Luck Street. Buena Ventura
Goat Street ......................C hivatO
ria SIeet ..-........--..-...' Sanrlto
Horse Street .....................Ca ball0
Shrimp Street .Camerones
HearSe Street ..........,.......Ca rroza
Noisy Street ....................C hillOn
Suck-a-Syringe Street. .Chupa jeTinga
Eyetooth Street ................C olmillo
Eat-talloW Street ........... COme-sebo
New Comedy Street 49,. Comedia Nueya
Old Comedy Street 49,. Comedia Vieja
BufeauX Street ............... ComodaS
Heart of. Jesus Street Corazon de Jesus
Humpback Street. Corcobado
Four lettings st. -. Cuatro Cositas
Barefoot Street .Descalsas
Holy Ghost Street 800. Espiritus Santo
Devils Pocket st.Faltriquera del Diablo
Turkey Buzzard Street. $50. Gallinazo
Little Turkey BuzZard ST. .GallnaCito
Cocks Street ......................G allo5
Cat Street ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Cato
RUN Direct. .---............. GudIdpO
Guitar Players Street. ..... Guitareras
tole street ................. .Hoyas
LSS street HueNo
Brave John Street 800. Juan Valliente
Humpback John ST.. Juan de la COba
XIII jew Street ........... Matajudlos
XIII Moor Street MatamOroS
kill Seven Street ..........M Malta Siete
Tripe Sellers Street 49,. MondOnguerO5
Hair Comb Street. .Peines
hanger street ...................Pe llSro
Mice Street ....................Pe ricOtes
Burnt street ...................Q uemad0
Health Street Observation-Disclosures lud
Seven Syringe Street. .Siete Jeringas
seven Sins street ........ Siete Pecados
Sigh Street ...............-.....Su spiros
Little Rags Street .....T rapitos
She-has- given birth Street. va pario
Stone-With-a-ho le-in-it Street. .......
Pena Horadada
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-06

Eatonton, Ga. June 5.-Every pre-
cinct in the county has been heard
from but two. The following is the
result as far as heard from: Putnam
county gives Terrell, for Governor Ga
plurality over Query, who ran second.
For Commissioner of Agriculture Stew
ems majority is 321 For school COM
missioner Johnston's plurality is over
Merritt who ran second for prison
commissioners Eason's majority is 272.
The senator from this district is Har-
vey Jordan of Jasper county. The rep
resentative is George w. Adams. The
balance of ticket nominated.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-06

Atlanta, June 6.-At o'clock Iii
counties have been heard from. They
give votes in convention as follows:
Terrell, rs counties with 10 votes.
Estil, 90 counties with, "a votes.
Query, 16 counties with AZ votes.
Eason, 2O6 votes.
Williams, "a votes.
Stevens, 252 votes.
Nesbitt, votes.
Merritt, 154 votes.
Johnston, AZ votes.
Glenn, Ga votes.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-06

Walthourville, Ca, June 5.-Liberty
county gives Estill a good majority
Mcintosh, Ga, June 5.-Returns up
TO $50 p. m. indicate that Estill, Mer-
ritt, Stevens, Eason, Sheppard and
Norman have carried Liberty county
tby safe majoMties- The Hinesville
precinct did handsomely by Col. Es
till. Sheppard and Norman, giving
them three TO one over their highest
competitors.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-06

Atlanta, June 5.-Fulton county gives
Terrell 2.530, Query 1.522 and Estill 161.
Terrells plurality 1008.
Glenn gets 2,2S7 for state school com
missioner over 1,130 for Merritt.
Stevens carries the county for COM
missioner of agriculture by majority of
1852 over Nesbitt. Eason gets 919 ma
jority from prison commissioner over
Williams.
The election was an unusually quiet
one, a small vote being polled.
surprise was the heavy scratching
of justice of the Supreme Court, A i.
Cobb, who fell over 200 votes behind
the head of the ticket. This is sup
posed to have been due to the fact that
he wrote the decision against paying
the school teachers out of the public
property fund. Justice Samuel Lump
kin was also scratched somewhat. Sec
rotary of State Phil Cook led the ticket
here, with 4,235 votes.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-06

Jesup, Ga, June 5.-Complete re-
turns from all the districts Of WAYNE
county, except two. give Estin $50:
Guerry, 140, and Terrell, 1888. The ma
Jority for W. B. Merritt for school
commissioner is 400. Majority for O.
B. Stevens, for commissioner of ag-
rculture, $50 Majority for Thomas
Eason for prison commissioner. 300.
Odum, Ga. June 5.-The vote here:
Estill, 46; Query. y; Terrell, &c.
Jesup, Ga, June 5.-Estill more than
doubles his opponents combined vote
al Gardi. Lacks only II votes of do
ing same at Mount Pleasant.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-06

Rome, Ga, June 5.-Out of 1920 reg
istered voters only 1900 were cast to-
day Terrell carries the county by a
large majority, although Col. Estill
received a handsome vote. Glenn, for
school commissioner, Stevens, for ar
ricultural commissioner. and Eason,
for prison commissioner, carried the
county, from indications tonight.
There are forty-one names on the tick
ct voted here and the count is pro-
crossing slowly.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-06
Whitfield.

Dalton, Ga, June 5.-The Dalton dis
trict of Whitfield county gives Estill
295; Terrell. 40; Query, 26 Merritt,
239; Glenn. SO; Johnson, 43; Stevens.
294; Nesbitt, II; Eason, 1875; Williams,
1853
Estill will carry county by fully four
to one. Merritt, Stevens and Eason
will likely carry the county by a safe
majority
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-06
Berrien.

Triton, Ga, June Returns from
nine of the fourteen precincts in Ber-
rien county give Estill, for Governor,
about 100 ma jority. Query is running
a close second. Five districts are re-
mote from telegraph or telephone, and
cannot be reached tonight. The coun-
ty is very close between Estill and
Query, with the chances in favor of
Estill. Terrell will not poll 300 votes
in the whole county.
Indications are for heavy majority
for Merritt for state school commits
siOner, Stevens for commissioner of
agriculture, Eason for prison commits
sioner and 400 majority for E. 2. S.
Denmark for Judge of this circuit. The
race is close between ]. P. Knight and
NJ. S. Patton for representative, with
chances in favor of Knight.
Sparks, Ga, June 5.-Denmark ma
jority in Berrien for Judge about 800.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-06
LOwndes.

Valdoslta, Ga, June 5.-Three pre-
cincts out of town give Estill 3 major
ity over Terrell. Three others to hear
from, two of which are conceded to
Estill. Terrell leads here by Is plu-
rality. 1t will be morning before more
definite statement can be made.
Denmark carries this county for
judge by 800. Eason and Merritt get
good ma iority,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-06
sumter.

Americas, Ga, June 5.-Sumter coun-
ty gives Terrell safe plurality over
Query. Estill received a very flatter-
ing vote. Returns from all county pre-
cincts are not obtainable tonight, but
the result is easily forecasted. Stevens
for commissioner of agriculture, sweeps
the county, while Merritt probably has
lead over Johnston for school commits
sioner. Glenn was not in it here.
Thomas G.. Hudson is senator from
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-06
SpaIding.

Griffin, June 5-Spalding county
went for Terrell by .292 plurality over
Guerry. Merritt fof school commits
sioner; Stevens, for commissioner of
agriculture; Williams, for prison COM
missioner, and E. ]. Reagan, for judge
win. ]. ]. Flynt defeated J.JA. ]. It'd
well for the Legislature by majority
of 1856.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-06

Pembroke, Ga. June 5.-Majorities in
Bryan county are: For Governor, j.
II. Estil, 271; for state school COM
missioner, w. 3. Merritt, 1873; for COM
missioner of agriculture, O. b. Stevens,
1872; for prison commissioner, Thomas
Eason, 95; for senator First district,
James G. Moore, Al; for Superior
Court judge, w. w. Sheppard, 6; for
solicitor, X. F. c. Smith, 81.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-06

Statesboro, Ga, June "a light vote
was polled. Returns from five out of
Bulloch's eleven precincts. Estill re-
ceived 339 votes and Terrell and Guer-
~ 80 each. This is a fair estimate of
how the entire county will go.
Eason and Merritt will carry the
county at least 4 to l. against Williams
and Glenn. Stevens will receive about
10 to l against Nesbitt Il Will take
count of StatesbOro district to decide
the three cOrnered race for the Legis-
lature.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-06
Jefferson.

Wadley. Ga, June 5.-The vote here:
Estill as, Query So. Terrell 81.
Barlow, Ga, June 5.-This precinct
in jefferson county went as follows:
Estill Sc, Query 46, Terrell 80. Con-
gress, Fleming 35, Hardwick 102.
Louisville Ga, June Jefferson
county gives for Governor: Query,
$50; Terrell, $50; Estill. 1853.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-06
Mcintosh.

Darien, Ga. June 5.AWith two pre-
cincts to be heard from Mcintosh coun-
~ gives Estill 1874 Query ?. Terrell II,
Merritt 14S. Glenn 81, Johnston % Stew
ems N54, Nesbitt as, Williams 1876, Ea-
son 6S. For judge of the Superior
Court, Seabrook carries this county
over Sheppard by a majority of about
125. Kenan's majority over Norman
for solicitor general is about 100. Re-
turns indicate nomination of Joseph
Mansfield for the Legislature by a
email majority.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-06
Taylor.

Butler, Ca. June 5.-Taylor county
gives TO Terrell. for Governor, 1870
plurality over Query, who ran sec
ond. For commissioner of agricult-
urfI Stevens majority is 200. For
school commissioner, Glenn's plurality
over Merritt is so. For prison COM
missioner. Williams majority is 100.
The senator from this district is H.
a. Mathews, of Houston county. No
opposition.