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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-05

Calera, Nov. 4.-(Special.) -Election
passed off very quietly and light vote
polled. Jelks. 95; Smith. 49, Bowie, ITO;
Edwards. 80 Lyman. for the Legislature,
81; Griffin, 81: Farrell for superintendent
of Education, 95; Crumpton, 80.
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ARKANSAS.

Little Rock. Ark. Nov. 4.-Less than
so per cent of the normal vote was polled
in the election for Congressman in Arkan-
sas today. All the seven Democratic
nominees were elected by ma jorities rang
ing from 5000 to 5000 In six districts
there were Republican nominees. In
some places some negro voters remained
away from the polls. Rains and con-
fdence of a Democratic victory seemed to
keep many voters at home. At the cleo
ton September last for State, county and
township officers the aggregate vote in the
state was III, 900 The total vote today
will hardly exceed 60.OOO
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TENNESSEE.

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4.-Forty-two
counties heard from give j. b. Frazier,
Democratic candidate candidate for Gov
ernor a majority of 1880 votes. An ex-
.tremely light vote was cast in Tennessee
today especially on the Republicans, the
result being a sweeping victory for the
entire Democratic ticket The legislature
will he largely Democratic in both
branches. In this Davidson) County the
entire Democratic legislative ticket Is
elected, its majority with fifteen county
precincts to hear from being 1850 The
city of Nashville went Democratic by a
majority of 2.250.
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REPUBLICANS
RETAIN CONTROL
Continued from Page one.)
ILLINOIS.

ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Nov. AT 8 o'clock tonight
it was claimed at Republican headquar-
tiers that the ticket had been elected,
but no figures were given. 1t was as
serted that Lorimer, in the Sixth, and
Madden in the First Congressional Dis
tricts, had been elected, though the vote
was admitted to be very close. The Re-
publicans claim to have won everything
in Cook County, but admit the result as
to the Sheriff Is in doubt. The Demo-
Gratis claim the election of their candi-
date for Sheriff.
One hundred and twenty precincts out
side of Cook County give Busse. (Rep),
1885, and Duddleston, tDem.), $3.50.
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A WOMAN REPEATER"
Colorado Female Republican Says
She Wanted the Money!.

Denver. Colo, Nov. 4-For the first time
in the history of Colorado politics, a wo-
man was arrested today on the charge of
repeating. When booked at the city Jail
she gave the name of Jennie Sauderson,
hut she was subsequently identified as
Mrs. Harriet Hib5lrd, widow. so years
of age. She was naatly dressed ard had
the appearance of refinement.
1t is alleged that she was in the act of
casting her third ballot when arrested.
She admitted her guilt and said she could
give no reason for her acts except her
desire to make some extra money. She
told the police she was a Republican.
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Vincent, Nov. 4.-(Special. )-Jelks's ma
jority at Vincent, Is; at Harpersville, 30;
Bowie's majority at this place, 45; at
Harpersville, so. Vandiver and Sterrett
give Smith and the Republican ticket a
majority of 1856. Very quiet and light
vote.
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WALKER,

Jasper, Nov. 4.-(Special.)-A majority
Of the beats heard from in Walker Coun-
ty indicate that Jelks and the State ticket
have carried the county by 5Oo Bank
head for Congress will have 800 majority.
Nesmitb has carried the county for State
Senate by 400. Bankhead and Gray have
won for the legislature by 500 over Shields
and Crumpton, Republicans
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RANDOLPH.

Roanoke, Nov. 4.-(Special. )-Roanoke
heat gives Jelks, $3.50; Smith, "a: Thomp-
son, 1885, Nolen. %; Hand'ey, 347: Gibson,
/. Wedowee about a stand-off; Rock
Mills gives 70 Democratic majority. Hand
ley safe for Representative by about 600
majority and leading his ticket.
Official count for Roanoke Beat Is as
follows: Jelks, 339; Smith, "a; Cunning
ham, 1888; Lane. %; Hefiin. 1888; Karter. "a;
Smith, 1888; Brown %; sowell, SS7; McNar-
on, 22;Wilson, 1888; Armbrecht, q; Hill, S3s;
Fonville, "a; Poole, s37; Morton. q; An
drus, /; Thompson, 1876; Nolen, %.
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GEORGIA,

Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 4.-Georgia today
elected solid delegation of eleven demo-
cratic Congressman. So little interest
was taken in the election that the figures
in the eleven districts were not collated
tonight Except in the Seventh District
the Democrats had no opposition. and in
that district 1t was inconsequential. The
vote polled was very light. The election
was for Congressman only.
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INDIANA.

Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 4-Indiana went
Republican today by from 25,0O0 to 10000.
The Congressional delegation remains the
same with nine Republicans and four
Democrats The Legislature will be about
twenty-five Republicans on joint ballot
and Senator Fairbanks will be reelected
to the United States Senate.
This estimae Is based on unofficial re-
turns. At midnight 800 precincts In the
State outside of Marion County INDIAN
apolis) show a Republican gain of 2740.
which would carry the State by 1000.
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COLORADO.

Denver. Col, Nov. AT 10 p. m. the
returns from the State are so meagre that
it is impossible to give a reliable result
IN Colorado. That the Republicans have
made heavy gains throughout the State
is generally conceded. Lake and FL Paso
counties have given Republican MAORI
ties.
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LIMESTONE.

Athens. Nov. 4.-(Specia1.)-The cleo
ton in this county was the most quiet
in its history. The smallest vote polled
in any State election within forty years.
The vote will not pass 1900. and hardly
reach that. No opposition hardly for the
Democratic ticket. H. c. Thach was
elected to the Legislature without oppo-
sition. Richardson for Congress carried
the county almost solid. Very few Re-
publican votes cast in the county. No
negroes voted.
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UAUDERDALE.

Conner, Nov. 4.-(Special. BEAT 2, ls
votes cast all for the Democratic ticket.
Florence. Nov. 4.-(Special.)-A quiet
election, fair weather. Fifteen out of II
County precincts heard from. All Demo-
cratic but two: Killen has 1874, and Simp-
son, 1862 majority over Chisolm, the high
est Republican candidate for the Legis-
lature. State and Congressional tickets
lead the County ticket about 100. Con-
servatively estimated Florence will give
a Democratic majority of from Is to 100.
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MARENGo.
Dennopoli

Demopois, Nov. 4.-(Special This
beat gave Jelks 2OS: Smith, 5. Taylor.
30: Hubbard. L. Light vote. Linden gave
Democratic ticket 81. solid County prac-
tically solid for Democratic ticket. though
the vote was not full. 1t is estimated the
Democratic majority in Marengo County
will be about 800.
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tonight Chairman Aibauct OF the Repub-
lican State Committee. said: "ThefKan-
sas Republicans have elected the entire
State ticket and all the eight Congress
men. Bailey for Governor Will have a
larger majority than did Stanley two
years ago. The Legislature will be safe
ly Republican though possibly the ma
jority will be smaller there.
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IDAHO.

Boise, Idaho, Nov. 4.-Scattered returns
mostly from the Southern part OF the
State show Morrison, Republican. for
Governor. running ahead of Hunt Demo-
crat. The vote in the gentle precincts
was heavily Republican. Definite figures
will be very late.
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MISSISSIPPI.

Jackson. Miss. Nov. 4.-The vote in
Mississippi today WAS very light, the
fluctuations so far made indicating a total
of less than 10000. All the Democratic
candidates for Congress were elected
without opposition. The constitutional
amendments are believed to have been
defeated.
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Albertsville. Nov. ESPECIAL. )-Jelks,
24s: Smith. 92; Cunningham. 221; Lane, rs:
Hefiin, 24l; Karter, 70; H. Lee Brown. Sc;
Smith PIP; McNaron, 147; Thomas L.
Sowell 1874; Armbrocht a; Massey Will
son. 2O6; Fonvlle, 80; Hill. 2S3; Andrews.
90: T. B. Moon, IA: Poole, go. For Con-
gress. John l.. Burnett. 259; w. T. L.
Golfer 0; Oliver d. street, los. For Rep
re.entativc in the LEGISLATURE. II, L.
Flynt. 10; charles p. kehnamcr, 81;
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LEE.

Opelika, Nov. 4.-(Special. )-Three hun
dred and fifty-four votes were polled in
Opelika. Jelks, Sly; Smith, 26; Clayton.
312 opposition, "a. Jelks carried Au-
burn by 121 majority. Light vote in the
county Jelkss majority will be between
800 and 1000. The Republican vote will
not exceed IS.
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PICKENS.

Carrollton. via Reform, Nov. A.
Especial 1.-The election was quiet. Half
a vote was cast. Jelks and the State
ticket will carry the county by about
600 majority. Bankhead for Congress,
Curry for legislature will carry county
Republican vote in six beats heard from,
only IL out of 800.
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PERRY.

Marion, Nov. 4.-(Special Little in
terest was manifested in today's election.
Marion beat polled 1866 votes. Virtually
all were for the Democratic ticket Eight
negroes voted at this box and voted the
Democratic ticket. 1t is estimated the
whole vote of the county will not ex-
coed $50.
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JEFFERSON.

Birmingham. Nov. 4-(Special.)-The
vote in Jefferson County was very light.
Much Indifference was shown. 1t is esti-
mated that not half the registration vote
was cast. There were about 1900 regis
tered. The Democrats have the County
by a safe majority. The boxes are re-
porting slowly. Notwithstanding the
small vote ]. Carter Cook, Chairman of
the Republican State Campaign Commit
tee. stated tonight that he would make
no estimates until after midnight and
probably not at all tonight. He said
street had defeated Burnett in the Sew
enth District according to his best infor-
nation.
Chairman Thompson of the County
Democratic Campaign Committee. said:
1.-The vote of the County will be 5000 or
less out of 1900 qualified voters. Demo-
Gratis have about $500, Republicans, 1,5O0."
At 10 o'clock Chairman Campbell, State
Chairman Democratic Campaign Commit
tee. had heard from Burnetts Seventh
District, who announced safe majority of
about 1000. Solid Democratic Congress
sional delegation elected.
Three out of four city boxes in Bir-
mingham give Jelks, S22; Smith. $50.
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MORGAN.

Flint, Nov. 4.-(Special. ELECTION pass
ed off quietly. Small vote polled, Jelks,
10: Smith, 2; Cunningham, IS: Lane. 4;
Hefiin, 49, Karter, 4; Brown. 8; Smith,
IS; Sowell, IS: McNaron, 4;Wilson. IS Arm
brecht, 2; Hill. 10; Foncille, /; Pool, Is;
Morton, Q; Andrews, 3. Congress-, Rich
ardson, Is; Jackson, l. Senator, Lynne,
Democrat, no opposition.
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Letohatchie. Nov. 4.-(Special. 1.-The
vote of Lowndes County, sixteen beats
heard from. give Jelks 100; Smith, So.
This, Letohatchie Beat, gives Jelks. 49,;
Smith, q The vote for Governor prac-
tically applies to Congressman and coun-
ty offices. A large majority of the beats
heard from give no vote for the Re-
publican ticket. The negroes in this and
adjacent beats voted solid for the Dem
ocratic ticket
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MACON.

Tuskegee. Nov. Especial .)-Tuskegee
Beat gives Jelks and the Democratic
State ticket, 20S; Smith and Republican
ticket, 8. Cross Keys, So for Jelks and
one for Smith No other beats heard
from. The county will probably give the
Democartic ticket 100 majority.
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vnted Aeainst Carnegie Library

Albany, n. Y, Nov THE question OF ac.
cepting s165, 900 from Andrew Carnegie for the
erection of library building In this city was
was nut TO a popular vote today and defeated
by an overwhelming majority.
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TTTSCAIOOSA.

Brookwood, Nov. 4.-(Special. BEAT IL
gives following majorities, Jelks. Il; Cum
bingham. %; Hefin. q; Smith, As: sowell,
a. Wilson, 26; Hill Is; Poole, Is; Bank
head Is; County Democratic officials have
majority here
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Gordo. Nov. Especial. )-Following is
result Of election this box today: Jelks,
81: Smith. 10; Cunningham, SO; Lane, IL;
Heflin. 81: Karter. 7; Brown. IL; Smith,
81: McNaron. 10; Sowell, 76; Armbrecht,
o: Wilson. So; Fonville. IL; HILL 50; An
drus, 8; Morton. 10; Poole, 81; Bankhead,
IS: Ford, q; Rogers, 80: Curry. 9s; Stuckey
10
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DIED OF HYDRoPHoBIA
Boy Bitten Years Ago Finally Sue
cumbs

Pine Blum. Ark, Nov. 4.-Joseph q. Jones,
aged II years. son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. q.
Jones. is dead from hydrophobia. after an
affliction lasting five days. The unfortunate
young man was bitten by dog a number OF
years ago. how long ago he was unable to
tell. and the disease only asserted itself last
week. Two leading physicians of the city at
tended him, but they were unable to control
the affliction. Dying for want of water. the
sight of 1t threw him into spasms and in that
condition he remained until death relieved
him
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Repton, Nov. 4.-(Special. )-Jelks. 3s
Smith, 2; Cunningham, 3S; Lane. 3; Hef
lin, 81; Karter. 8; Brown, 4; Smith, 30
McNaron. 8; Sowell, So; Armbrecht, 8
Wilson. 81; Fonville. 8; Hill. 81; Andrus /
Morton, 8; Poole, IS; Sternfeld. 8: Wiley
35; Jay, 80; Tisdale. w.
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Loachapoka. Nov. 4.-(Special )-Elec-
ton returns for this place: For Cover
nor, Jelks, 40; Smith, 2. Vote for other
State officers run about the same. For
Congressman. Henry d. Clayton. Al; 9TH
er candidates, none.
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Dwight, Nov. 4.-(Special. )-Election re-
turns as follows: Jelks, 49, Smith. 6; Cum
bingham, 10; Lane, 6; Hefiin, Il; karter,
Z: Brown 4; Smith, Is; McNaron, O.;
sowell, IA; Armbrecht, s; Wilson IA; Fon-
vile, g. Hill, IA; Morton, 8; Poole. IA;
Representative Hubbard, 5; Taylor, 13;
wilkerson, 5. Representatives General
Assembly, Posey, IA; Wilson, 4. Commits
sioner Second District. Gordy. 16; Com
missioner Fourth District, Williams, g.;
Edward, 10.
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NEVADA.

Reno, New, Nov. 4.-Indications are that
Sparks Democrat, for Governor. has car
ried Washo County by about 400 Meagre
returns point to a Fusion victory in the
state.
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Grand Fay, Nov. 4.-(;Spociai .)--Jelks
IL: Smith, 9; Cunningham, 10; Lane. s;
Hefiin, 10; Karter. 10; Armbrecht. 8;
McNaron, .: Sowsil, TO- Armorecht, 8.
Wilson, IL; FonvilIe, s; Hill. 10; Andrus,
g. Morton, 5; Poole. Z; Hubbard, Z; Tay-
lor, II; Hoffman, Is; Lyoas, IL; Rich. IA;
Smith. 10; Williamson, 6; Andrews. Is;
CHAMPION. 10; Frazier, IA; Hubbard, s;
Inge, 10.
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Ensley. Nov. 4.-(special.)-Beat 10
gives Jelks, 1916; Smith, IS; Cunningham,
34s; Lane, Is: Helm, 1885,. Carter. %;
Brown. 20; Smith, 3l3: McNaron. Il; Sow
ell. 3o5; Armbrecht, n: Wilson, 3OS; Fon-
Vile, 81; Hill. 30; Morton. 81; Poole, s2S;
MilIar, So; Underwood, 81.
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PIKE

Troy, Nov. Especial 1.-The election in
this County passed OF quietly. In this
city and beat 800 votes were polled, less
than half the registered voters voted.
Jelks received 293; Smith. 8; Cunningham,
2s2; Lane, 8; Hefiin. $50; Karter. 6; j.
Craig Smith, 2S2; Brown, g.; Sowell. @2;
McNaron, 6; Massey Wilson, 2S7; Arm
brecht, 2; Hill, IA; Fonville. 8; Poole. 26s;
Morton. I; Wiley. 2S2; Sternfeld. 5.
For Representative, Edwards received
2s5 and Foster, 275; for County Superin-
tendent of Education, Hollan received 267.
Only two precincts in the County out
side Of Troy haveN been heard from, Go
shen and Linwood. At Goshen So votes
were polled. all Democratic. At Linwood,
% votes were polled, all Democratic.
President indications are that not half
Of the registered voters of the County
voted in today's election.
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AUTAUGA.

Prattville, Nov Especial. )-Vote light
throughout Autauga. -Four precincts
heard from, Republican vote light. Demo-
cratic majority 400 No scratching OF
tficket
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SHELBY.

Montevallo, Nov. 4.-(Special)-Th vote
here stands 40 for Jelks 80 for Smith.
For Representative, Lyman, Democrat,
carried this box by 1876 majority over
Griffin. Republican. Reports from Gale
ra give Lyman so majority. From Cana
darque it is reported Lyman carried the
Beat by a vote of 8 to /.
Indications are that Lyman Is elected.
Bowie carried this box by a majority of
lbs over Edwards.
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Cottonton, Nov. Especial -Jernigan
precinct gives each of the Democratic
state officers and Clayton 16 majority.
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John A. Lusk, s4s; County Su3erinsend-
ent of Educ alton, Jamss !. barnard. IS;
Webster C. Goodwin. 80; John L. Ray,
20.
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Died After Voting.

Chicago. Nov. William p. Cornell, a
well known Chicago newspaper man, dropped
dead today jaEt after casting kIS vote At he
polling place in the Lakeyiew town hall.
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Uniontown. Nov. 4.-(Special. )-Union-
town cast 100 votes. Democratic ticket,
State and county, received all but two.
Waltham gives the same ticket rs.
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Lincoln. Nov. 4.-(Special. )-Beat Tai
ladega County gives jerks and entire
Democratic ticket AZ majority. Bowie
Democratic candidate for Congress, 45 ma
3orfty, official count.
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Waverly, Nov. 4.-(Special.) -Beat 4,
Waverly Precinct, Democratic ticket, s.;
Republican, g. No interest manifested
here Everybody sure of Democratic vic
tory Beat 10, Chambers County. small
vote polled, Jelks. So; Smith, II. Aeuten-
ant Governor, Cunningham in the lead.
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MARSHALL

Guntersville. Nov. Especial RE
turns are somewhat scattering, except for
Congress and Legislature. Thirteen beats
out of twenty-four give Burnett, SSS;
Street, ISL. Streets home beat gives
Burnett, 103: Street. 30. Streets major
ity in the county will be over 200. John
A. Tusk Is undoubtedly elected Repre-
sentative by over 613 majority. heavy
vote was polled.
The race for Governor will likely be
very close.
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MOBILE.

Mobile. Nov. 4.-tSpecial.)-All city
wards except eighth, and Ave county
precincts give Jelks LIES; Smith. 1877.
The majority for Jelks and the Demo-
cratic ticket in this county will be be-
tween $500 and 1000. Small vote polled
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WASHINGTON.

st. Stephens, Nov. 4.-(Special. AT st.
Stephens the entire Democratic ticket by
66 votes, Republicans nothing. Demo-
cratic majority for county will probably
reach 200
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wilsonville. Nov. 4.-(Special.)-A DEM
ocratic majority in this beat first in If
teen years. Result of election here as
follows: Jelks, 109; Smith. 107; Cunning
ham, 106; Lane. 1O6; Hefiin, 1o4; Karter,
105; Brown, 1903; Smith, 106; McNaron, 100;
SoweIl, 106; Armbrecht 100; Massey Will
son, 100; Fonville, 101; Hill. 107; Andrus,
2; Morton, 1902; Pool. 102; Bowie, lis; Ed
wards 1902; Griffin. 107; Lyman, lis;
Crumpton, IL; Farrell, 104
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Gnvernor Yates Better.

Springfield ILL.,. Nov. 4.-Dr. L. C. Taylor,
Governor Yates's physician. stated that the
Governor was improved tonight. His tempera-
ture Is 101.
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WILCOX.

Camden, Nov. 14.-(Special.)-At Cam
den, Jelks, SO; Smith, 1. County voted
about 900. not oyer five Of which will be
Republican.
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MONROE.

Monroeville, Nov. 4-(Special. )-Only
three boxes heard from. Monroeville
gives Jelks and State ticket, IA; Smith,
8.
Tunnel Springs, Jelks, 50.
Beat 8, Jelks, 30. Virgins will prob
ably be elected by a small majority.
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Opelika, Nov. 4.-(special)-It is esti-
mated 354 votes were polled in the city.
Jelks's majority, 800; Smith, rs; Clayton.
s12 opposition, q, Jelks carried Auburn
12l majority Jelkss majority is esti-
mater in county at 500.
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Attention, Nov Especial. )-Returns
Attention Precinct No. 9, Jelks. 36; Cum
ningham, So; Helm. "a; Smith. Sc; Sowel,
IS; Wilson, SO: Hill. S5; Poole, 36; whey,
AZ
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OF which Democrats claim $500; Republic
cans, 1900. Returns are meagre up TO
1850 D. m. Three city beats in Birm-
ingham out of four give Jelks s22; Smith.
zen
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Goshen, Nov. 4.-(Special)-Below is re-
turns from Goshen Beat: Jelks. So; Smith,
o: Cunningham, 81; Lane, 0; Hefiin, 81;
Karter, O; Smith, 81, Brown, O.: Sowell TO-;
McNaron, o; Wilson, 81; Morton. 0; Arm
brecht, 0; Hill, As; Fonville. o; Poole, 81;
Morton O.; Andrews. o: Wiley, 81; Stern
field. o; Edwards, 81; Foster. At; Hollan,
81; Pittman, 0; Weldon. So. Only So votes
cast in this beat.
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TAILAPOosA

Dadeville. Nov. 4.-(Special. 1.-The cleo
ton in Dadeville beat No. is as follows:
For Governor. Jelks, 156; ]. A. w. Smith.
H. Lieutenant Governor, Cunningham,
lb5; Charles P. Lane, 9; Helm, 1853; and j.
Karter. s; Brown. 9; Smith, 15s: McNaron
8; Sowell, 157; Armbrecht. 6; Wilson, ISL;
Folville. Z; Hill. 15S; Andrus. 2; Morton, a;
Poole, 49,