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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07
DEPRESSING EDlCT
Chairman Barringer Does Not Want
Students to Follow the 7 cam.
(Snccial Disnaich to The TimesJ
Special Disp,

~ CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Novem-
ber 6.--Dr. BrIinger. chairman of the
University faculty, has thrown bomb
into the students camp, and as result
the Varsity football eleven will go to
Washington Saturday 10 play one of the
biggest games on the schedule with only
a handful of RIOTERS
a mass-Inoeting, called TO arrange for
a special train. was addressed at the
outset by the chairman who practically
told the students that they could not
make the trip, as they could not afford
TO miss the time from their studies. The
address so surprised the student body.
that the meeting adjourned and the men
filed out of the public hall as if they
were attending 4 funeral.
The Washington "Trip has. for sessions
past. been one of the chief events in col
lege, and is always looked forward to
with great enthusiasm.
St John, end rush on the Varsity ele-
ven. will not play in the Lehigh game.
having been Withdrawn from college by
his parents. who objected to his playing
football. Ills place win be hard TO fill
just at this time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07
RHEA CLAIMS 1T
Two Precincts Thrown Out in WYthe
Give Him That County.

Especial Dispatch to The Timeso
NYIlHEEIIJ3, VA, November 6.--1 lfre-
~ scenes were enacted to-day when the
commissioners of election of this county
met 10 canvass the votes. The first OBJ
section to the returns was made against
Alstinrille. a. Democratic precinct, by
Republican County Chairman Blair, be-
cause the poll books for that precinct
were not sealed up. Then ii was found
that the returns from Patterson Precinct,
a heavy Republican precinct, had been
mailed to the county clerk. when the law
expressly says that they shall be de-
lIyered by n Judge or by n sworn mes
senger whereuppn, Democratic County
chairman rrinkle asked that that pre-
cinct be thrown out A heated discus
sion ensued and the commissioners final
~ decided to throw out Ss,ih AGstinville
md Patterson Precincts. giving the conr-
~ to Rhea by twenty-six majority. i,1-.
stead of to Slemp by fifty, as appeared
from the returns
A Telephone message from Rhca says
That later returns from different parts
pf the district together with the action
Election Commissioners in other coun-
ties gsres him the election by TWEEN
fy-five majority. Ofscourse this means
contest.
= The vote of NNythe county now stands
1shea, 1,l4S; Slcmp, LII.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07
GRAFT PIG SKIN
ON NEGRO CHILD.
Cuticle Needed to Cover Raw
Area on Girls Back Will Be
Taken from a Shoat.

To supply the missing skin from the
back of the colored girl at the Virginia
Hospital, DR.. Stuart Mcguire, who has
this interesting case in charge, Will try
the experiment OF grating the skin OF
pig on the bare portion OF the child 8
body
The opera ton will be a clinic before his
class at the University College of Medi-
cine on Saturday. and will be watched
with the closest interest by students and
members of the profession generally &.
& Efforts to procure the cuticle from the
human body have SO far failed, and as
a last resort to save the childs life the
experiment of the pig skin grating will
be made. A young, healthy pig will be
procured for the operation.
It is purely an experiment. and as to
how the grating sill progress is not
known, though it is believed the opera
ton will be successful, and the raw sur
face of the childs back will be covered
by healthy, new skin. To prevent the.
growth OF brstles on the healed area.
the precaution of splitting the skin of
the pig, and taking only the top layer.
will be taken.
Since the burned child has been a pa
tent at the hospital, efforts have been
made to secure the skin needed from its
relatives. but these declined, and another
hope to procure the cuticle from an am
putated limb has also failed to be real
lied. DR.. MCGUIRE said last night that
the operation was entirely experimental,
but he believed it would be successful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07
Mr.. Harrison's Bad Blow.

Especial Dispatch tofrhe Times0
HARRISONBURG, VA, Nov. Ga re-
port received here from Islandford states
that County Supervisor Michael Harrison.
of StonewaH District. ehis county IS
critically i'll from the effects of a blow
received by a supposed hghwayman on
last Monday night.
After the blow was delieverd Mr.. 1arri-
sons horse ran away, throwing its rider
and injuring him about the head severely.
At the time of the assault Mr.. Harrison
was returning from a meeting OF the SUI
.pervisors here. and is supposed to have
had a considerable amount of money con-
cealed about his person.
Dir. Richards, his physician, states that
ii Mr. Harrison RECEIVERS it will be some-
time. and that he will probably be dis
figured for life.
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King William County.

Special Dispatch to The Times)
KING WILLIAM c. IL, VA, Noveln-
Der 6--1'he official vote for Congress by
precincts in King William county: Mon
gohict--Lamb, i8: Edwards, Il. Quarts. L.
Beuiahville4I. 40; Edwards, Is. Man
quin--tafI 81. Edwards. Ii: Talley, l.
thouse-LaInbGD, Edwards, u, Hol-a
lins. :. QliaItz,i. Louisrille-Lamb. IS;
Edwards 81, 1allcy, j; Hom. i: Hollins,
2 Total votes received in he couny:
Lamb. 3o3. Edwards. 2o5. Talley, 8; Homl,
., Hollins 4 QUAR-. ?
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5. CAROLINA. s.. ST. 5ALBANS. O
A Close and Hard Fought Game a,
Col,,p,oia
Columbia.
lsneciaI Dispatch to Tho Times. !,

e.
COLUMBIA. S. c.. Nov 6-South Caro-
lin:s College defeated ST. 4tlbans. of Rad
ford. Va, here this afternoon by q score
OF :, to o. q t was the hardest fought saud
ever seen here. The EirginianS Wero
eight pounds heavier to the man. out e.iif
oIinas team formations were iIvlnc1pie;.
Neither team scored in the first naiI:
though Virginia seemed TO have the i. pes
OF the tussle, pushing the call near Car
lolina.s goal whe, time was called.
In the second half Carolina reacns :.
point SIX inches from Virginia, goal M! me
an outsider having interferes lie w5ts
here that Carolina scored by place
kick. from the fie!c. which fialt,oasns
Wirhers executed beautifully. Bard uia
fine work for the Ntrsinlans.
The game closed il. darkness Win we 81.
ball in Cardinals possession and near ~
Adams goal There was lot o1 eis''s
lost IN wranslnss
The virsinians go 10 Atlanta 10 pay 'He my.
archaeological School Saturday.
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Ashland News.
ESPECIAL Dispatch 10 L he Times.)


ASHLAND, VA. November .6.-a1r
and Mrs Bruce Bowe have returned
from their Canadian trip and will re-
main here with Mrs. Doves parents I'M
til December, when they will so to Rlch-
mond and occupy their new residence,
which is just being completed.
Mrs. James a. Scott, who is spending
the winter in Richmond, was here last
week visiting her daughter Miss Hattie
Scott.
Mr.. William Wiley. who is attending
the University College Of Medicine, was
the guest of Mr.. II. G. Buchanan last
Sunday
Mr.. NJ ID. Hart left this week for Hal
flax. North Carolina, where he expects
to remain for some time soliciting lnsu-
rance.
Miss Mamie Pendleton of Gwathmey
spent Saturday and Sunday in Louisa
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Maury. who recent
" sold their home at GwathmeE. nave
rented house here and will move into
it this week.
The Randolpl-AI football team will
go to Farmville next week to play Hamp-
den Sidney College and from there they
go to Bedford City to play against Ran
3dolph-Macon Academy.
Mrs Dr. Bagby. of Richmond has been
in town this week visiting friends
a game of football between Randolph
Macon and William and Mary College will
be played Saturday at 5 o'clock on the
college campus at this place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07
GREENE COUNTY
Goes Republican by Two votes-Den-
ocratc Apathy.
Especial Dispatch to The T:mes.)

Especial Dispatch to The T:mes)
E STANDARDSv1LLE. VA. November
6-The returns show that Mr.. Hoffman
has carried the county by two majority.
There were a great many Democrats who
did not vote, and some former Democrats
that voted the Republican ticket. There
was less Interest manifested in this cleo
ton than has been shown in any recent
contest There We're only 466 .rotes poll
ed in the county out of registered
vote of s42. The vote by precincts are as
follows: Standardsville-Hay. s., Hoff
man. As. Ruckersvilie-Hay. S.: Hoffman,
26 Monroe-IIay, 45. Hoffman, 1ol. Nc
Mulan-IIay 80: Hoffman. 81.
The consenuoE of opinion is tina it was
the quietest election ever held In the
county.
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Scott. a North Carlina Niger done
done to her. and with each word, there
spurted out large. briny tears. Edwin
will tell all about it this morning.
Willie Taylor and Marshall Copeland
(both colored) were charged on warrant
yesterday with breaking into the
home OF Mollie Foster and taking some
goods away. the property of the wo-
man Taylor was sent to Jail for thirty
days. because he was convicted of steal
ing an overcolt. and the case against
Copeland was continued until to-mor
row.
OLD RELIC.
Decorating the front window OF Nlessrs
Moore and Burke, the ship 1vey." ex-
hibited by the P. II. Mayo and Company,
tobacco manufacturers, a the Worlds
Fair in Chicago, some years ago. is
placed upon the same stand it was then
seated upon, and is creating great deal
of interest The ship is made of tobac-
CO, every part Of the working. with the
exception OF the mast poles, being woven
tobacco leaves.
a dynamo IS also placed in tho window
and this made soldly of tobacco. Both
curiosities are attracting attention OF the
passsrSby. The gentlemen prize the ship
very highly, having purchased it from
the tobacco people some days ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07
BOTH SIDES STILL
CLAIM THE NINTH.
dickinson Goes for Rhea BY Fifty
Majority.
No RETURNsF FROM BUCHANAN
Two Precincts Thrown Out in Wythe.
That Give the County 10 Rhea.
Both Sides Issue Statements
Of Their Claims.
fsnecia, Dispatch TO The Times,

Especial Dispatch to Tho Times.)
BRISTOL TENN, November 6.-The
fol,owinr statement was given out from
.onrrcssmaa. Rheats headquarters this
evening:
Later official returns cut down INC INC es.
minated majority claimed for Slemp. ana
his claim of certain election is not SUD
startial by official returns.
..sSe have never conceded Rhea's de-
feat. bu. claim that he is elected by a
small majority.
..I'he Republicans leaders state on reif-
aflc information that the clerks OF sew
crai counties. favor them, and that theS
have held mp the returns in some coun-
lies, and they will make the nlajorides
large enough to elect Slcmo
THE Democrats are confident. and rely
upon official reports only.
Chairman Lindsey. OF the Republican
! Isxeeut,re Committee. has issued a coun-
ter statement. denying that Rhea has
been elected. and insisting that the DEM
socrats are nedeavoring to perpctratc a
steal.
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THE TIMES. R1CHMoND, Va, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER !, 1902

was referred to the Finance Committee.
"A set Of rules as recommended by
special committee on rules we're adopteo
without being read. Reeds Rules on
Parliamentary Practice will in the future
govern the two branches OF the Council.
The presidents Of the two bodies are. BY
the new rules, ex-officio members OF all
committees
Mr.. Bottom stated that the committee
recently appointed to take up street car
tickets was not ready to report.
TO. WATCH THE CARS.
Mr.. Allen offered a resolution request
ing the chief Of police to have ms men
observe the operation of the street cars Il
and report the schedules they are main
tanning. This was adopted.
s Mr.. Blanks offered a. resolution COM
pelllng the Passenger and Power CON-
pany to remove certain rails on Marsnail
Street. This was adopted. Mr.. Bianks
here introduced a resolution calling upon
the City Attorney for his opinion on his
right to retain his seat in the Council
while serving in the capacity OF man Ia,
ager Of q postoffice sub-station. Inc
resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Bottom offered a resolution cali
ing upon the two companies 10 I'VE up
to their franchises in regard to nam
tanning schedules and granting trans
1erS. Ih1S was passed.
MIR. &CRENSH.AW'S THANKS.
Mr. Crcnshaw here arose to thank his
fellow members for the manner IN Whlch
he had been treated in the recent hlSh
liquor licenses.
Mr.. Hargrove offered a resolution CIV
ing the Finance Committee the right 20
borrow $4,000 as temporary loan. BY
unanimous vote the desired authority
was granted
Mr. Hicks offered a resolution, Whlch
was adopted, calling on the Committee
on Ordinance Charter and reform 70
prepare an ordinance for the creation OF
the office of building inspector.
The rules We're suspended IN order 20
consider a transfer of $1,000 from the
bridges fund to that Of sewers. The trans
fer was ordered.
Mr.. Peters followed this action by Of
fering a resolution providing for the con-
struction Of a sewer on Potter Street at q
cost of $3.50 It was adopted unanl-
mously.
FOR ANOTHER TRUCK.
N1r. Pollock moved to take from the
table the report of the Finance @eomm NJ,
tee, in which an appropriation Of si,000
for the Fire Department was recon-
n1ended. Such action was taken.
The recommendation was made for the
purpose of purchasing a new aerial truck,
and it was unanimously passed.
Mr.. Pollock offered Il bill from Mr.. ohn
G. Winston for S5i0 for stenographlc work
done while the grand jury was lnvesti-
eating alleged municipal corruption Inc
bill had the endorsement Of Judge Witt,
Commemorative Attorney Richardson and
City Attorney Pollard. 1t was referred
to the Committee on Finance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07
UTHALL
He Thinks His Majority in District VII
Go Over Five Thousand.
Special Dispatch to 1fne Times. ]

n.
NOl'TOWAY c. IL. VA. November g.
Complete returns from Nottoway county
give Southall Ala, Vaughan % and Jones J.
Only about Twenty-Five OF the ninety
eight registered colored voters in this
co,.nty cast their ballots last Tuesday,
md a majority of those voted for South
ALL At this precinct the Democratic nom
s3rea received five of the six colored votes
cast.
Congressman-elect Southall was here to-
day shaking hands With his friends. Tie is
much pleased that the election is over.
nut there has never been a time since
his nomination that he had any fear as
10 the result. He thinks his majority in
the district Will run liI, over 5000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07
SLEMP CHARGES FRAUD
He Claims the Election, Granting All
the Democratic Claims.
's,,aciaI Iois1,atch to 8The Times

Especial Dispatch to he1imcs)
BIG STONE GAP, A, Nov. G. The
result of Tuesdays contest between Rhea
and Slemp for Congress isat present un-
certain. Stomp claims that the returns
in several counties are being tempered
VIA and the figures changed in Rhea s
favor. He claims that at Gate City pre-
cinct, in Scottacounty, where his major
ity was tiftS-nine, that the canvassng
Board, together with Rhei's friends, met
and changed the figures to ninety-seyen#
majority for Rhca, and that Iii Wythe.
Washington and Giles counties like
frauds arc being practiced.
Granting all the changes that have
been made. Slcmp still claims his election.
by III majority With an additional csti-s
county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07
FROM TAZEWEEL
Two Precincts Will Furnish Material for
aContest.
Special Dispatch to The Times.o

Special Dispatch TO The Timeso
r.AZfMlc1.1,. VA November 6.--The.
board cf election commissioners met here
to-day TO canvass the recent election re-
turns OF the county. Allsthe returns We're
endorsed except those from Liberty Hill
and Grafton precincts. The latter was
laid over owing 10 some defect in The
records. This precinct gave Rhea ma
5ority of 2. AT Liberty Hill the judges
or election permitted several persons to
vote who had been denied registration.
A certified copy OF the list OF voters from
the court clerk included the names OF
thirteen who had been denied registra-
ton The registrars We're summoned 10
meet here Saturday TO explain. This
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07

FORECAST.
Fair ana colder Friday Saturday fair;
fresh north to northeast winds.
Highest temperatures P. M...........7 =
+ Lowest temperatures a. M........... a
Mean temperature yesterday..;.:.-... ~ -
Departure from normal Temperature. Il
Precipitation during past q hours.... 90
LOCAL.
Enthusiastic meeting OF citizens who
endorse and will heartily support the irl-
vitation for the Southern Education As
a young woman. recently married;
leaves her husband and with her faithful
dog walks ninety-seven miles TO ficil-4
mo1d. whence she is given transportation
to Baltimore.
Master Plumbers of the city meet to
advance arrangements for the national
Board of Plumbing inspectors.
Much sympathy expressed for Nlr-
Strause In his financial embarrassment.
The banks not to suffer.
Mrs. Allen Potts sells her fine saddle
horse. Royal RIVAL to Baltimore gen
tleman
Street car conductors have fight. in
which one of them is badly beaten up
Police Board fixes next Thursday to be-
gin the Wyatt investigation. The force
inspected sp c.-.a,,. "a
for alleged misbehavior in Clopton-Street
Baptist Church
Matters of street Improvement engage
attention of Manchester Street Commit
tee.
VIRGINIA..
The Ninth District contest is still I'M
settled and both Rhes and Slemp are
claiming the district.
Dickinson gives Rhea fifty majority.
and two precincts thrown out in Ivythe
changes the result. Both sides issue state
mentS.
Greene county goes Republican by two
majority and Pulaski by one.
Captain NJ 3. Rove resigns his COM
mand Of the Washington Guards.
The National Fox Hunters will not meet
in Virginia as expected.
Jackson reaffirrnS his story OF haZing
at Roanoke College.
4 barn burned near Ellersons, in Han
over.
The state fails to make out case of
forgery against farmer E. l.. Hartman in,
Stanton.
Rev Med. Reynolds. on trial before
Montgomery Presbytery, becomes Ill dur
ing the testimony.
Dead baby found in branches OF tree
on the banks of the Rivanna.
An ostreperous negro attacks a police
man in Stanton
Rumored in Norfolk that site for big
shipbuilding plant has been secured
Prominent citizen OF Alexandria charged
with forgery.
GENERAL.
Candidates for the Speakership Of the
next House of Representatives,
New York Democrats do not yet con-
cede the election of Odell-
Congress will be Republican by twenty
six majority.
Witness identifies not MolineuS. but
Cornish, as sender Of the poison pack
age.
war between the sugar trust and the
beet sugar trust.
George Could and his North Carolina
shooting preserves.
a matrimonial syndicate in Berlin for
the securing OF American heiresses.
New York Chamber of Commerce de-
cides to formulate plan for a more elastic
currency.
Sudden death of Senator Vests son.
Inactive day in the stock market
Captain Nawter.s address on the Poor
Boy of the South" delivered in New York
Roosevelts plans for bear hunt in the
South
Martin and Rixey discuss the political
situation in Washington.
Strike arbitrator complete week OF
Inspection
William Waldorf Aste< VIII have to dis
continue the use OF the Prefix Hon. Z
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ST. VINCENT. @: WIN. & hlARY.0
A Well Fought and Evenly Matched
Gane-To Play Rando'ph-M
cial Dispatcr to The TimeS0


WILLIAMSBURG. VA. November 81
William and Mary College foot-baii tea m
met ST Vincent Acadeny.s eleven on8tha
college campus THIS afternoon. This be-
in. the last game of the season q great
crowd gathered 10 see the game. TWAS q
hard fought battle from beginning to- eltt.
Roth teams played we'll Snewmake tcap-
tain) got cut on the leg III the first hS.le
and could not play in tho second hail.
aSf.hsti.,1a Spencer was put in, which
vtea L,aned the team considerably. ~ he fol-
lowing is, the score and lineup; William
and Mary. o: st. Vincent Academy. -
Time of each half. twenty minutes. me
keeper. w Fl. Moore. Referees--lor VII
,o,1,ss,,,. Mary. Or. ". j. King. for st.
Vincent. Denny. Lineup:
w. & NJ. Position. sly ~ , Aee'..-
o,s,,,,o,s .esnrtsr. -EIaut3
el,acEleford right guard .-..G Cunning
@Ishso, guard. .....T. Adams
clrson. right tackle. Parker
1,a,;ne> left tackle. Robinson
feforkistone. right end 80. .Monfalcone
2 nl,erts left end. Dunhill
rsoxyen right Lehman
spade left half--..-...--.S SUTTON
paws. full back. Curtis (capt)
e;,1awnlaks. fcapt) quarter back-.D. ADAMS
observation-disclosures and Mary: Spencer,
ri-ht guard: Roper. left tackle: Dunford.
right half ST. Vincent Academy: Flnrey,
left guard: Shortage. right guard: Fall
core left tackle. Wilkes. right end: Quinn.
left half.
team will leave here Friday to play Ran
t,oiph-a1a1on College in Ashland Sat-
,,rf.ay.4 MANY rooters Will accompany the
team to Ashland
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Special Dispatch to The Timesl
"a CHARLES CITY C. H, VA. November
s6.-Sote in the county very small; Iiaver-
son District po1lcd % Gotes-N1aYnard. IS;
Hughes 4. Tyler District polled y votes
Maynard %, Hughes, 8: and Hail. l.
Chickahomi1y District polled g. votes
Maynard SO; Hughes, IS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
Result Of the Returns as Canvassed b,
the Board.
lspecial Dispatch e The Times.)

NORFOLK. VA. November 6-Ihe cam
vassers on the election returns met in
Norfolk and Portsmouth TO-DAY, but
there was no meeting of the board Of
Norfolk county.
The Note OF Norfolk was: Maynard.
2,f.ss: Hughes, 614. Han. .; Virgins. .:
total. 200. A feature of the canvass
here is that the Republican member, all
though notified. did not attend
In Portsmouth the returns show that
ISIS votes Mere cast. MAYNARD had i 55SS22.
Hughes 27o. liallli. Virgins 2. Maynards
majority over all l,4ls.
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Campbell County.

Special Dispatch to The Times.)
LYNcHBURG. VA, November 6.-The
total vote Of Campbell county in Tues
days election was as follows: For the
uneNpired term: Glass, ZIG, CoWdon, Sc;
Glass majority, ESQ.
For the full term: Glass. 7os; Cowdon,
1G Graham. ca; Mc1ier, S. Don. F. Ealsey
for State Senate. III.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07
7urLEARNED GREATTRUTH,

1t is said of John Wesley that he once
said to Mistress Wesley: why do you
tell that child the same thing over and
over again?'' John Wesley. because
once telling is not enough" It is for
this same reason that you are told again
and again that Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy cures colds and grip; that It
counteracts any tendency of these dis
eases to result in pneumonia, and that
it lis pleasant and safe to take. For.
sale by all druggists,
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Prince Edward.

Especial Dispatch TO The Times3
F-ARa3lLLE, VA. November 6.-The
official returns from Tuesdays election
have just been Tecessed Prince Edward
county gives Soutllall for Congress. 400
votes; r. 7. Vaughan, IS. and Jones. 4.
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Amelia Couaty.
Special Dispatch to /,

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
AMELIA, VA. November 6-Oficial
vote of Amelia for Congressman Fourth
DistrictR. G. Sonthall. Democrat $50;
r.. 7. Vaughan. independent, GO;
Thomas A. Jones. Republican. s.
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Fairfax County.

Special Dispatch 10 The Times)
FAIRFAX. G. H., VA. via FAIR
FAN STATION. VA. November 6-rhe
give Rixcg a ma jori,yaof 5o7.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07
Powhatan's Official Vote.

Special Dispatch TO The Times)
4 PONNII.AT-AN C. H. VA, November g.
The official count shows that the total
votes cast i'll Powhatan We're 2i9. as fol-
lows: Southall. I'll: Vaughan 10; Jones,
Ii. Southall's majority over Vaughan,
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Dickinson for Shea.

Especial Dispatch to The Iilncs.)
CLEVELAND. VA. Nov. 6.-Dicken-
son county gives Rhea, Democratic
candidate for Congress. Ninth District.
fifty majority: ali precincts in Buchanan
county not reported, but Rhea ahead so
fl1, u Il.