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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-08-06
Local and Personal.

MIS- FIeO ILdIsOH uepdtISu lOE
Shawano Friday.
Mrs. Y. II. John was Il Laona
visitor Thursday
Mrs Ed. Moore and-son Willie
were Laona visitors Friday
A. T. Carter and son of Carter
were in town Monday evening.
Mr.. Miller Of Clintonville is
erecting a saw mill near Garter.
Geo. Presgrave Of Gillett was
here Friday taking orders forp
L. P. Marsh and H. Snider
walked down from Padus Tues
day.
Miss Jasperson of Fond du Lac
is assisting at the Manitowoc
House.
A number of our young people
attended a dance at Townsend
Thursday night.
A. j. Johnson, watchman at
Ferry's resort near Carter, was
in town Sunday.
MIS-. T. F. Moore returned
Tuesday from an extended. visit
at Cooperstown.
Miss Mary Kopecky returned
last week from a three weeks
visit at West Bend.
Frank Reburg of Chicago look
ed over land with Chas. Rietz a
few days last week.
Mrs. A. j. johnson Of Laona
was a guest of the Dickinson
family Tuesday night.
Land agent Rietz last week
sold to V. Snowden of Laona the
N. W. S. w. of 1-35-14.
John Mielke was up from Car
ter yesterday where he is mixing
drinks at his brothers stand.
80 acre farm for sale, 3 miles
north east Of Wabeno. Inquire at
r. P. kunaschk or Manitowoc
House.
H. D. Tracy returned from
Chicago Monday to join his fam
lily at their beautiful cottage on
Long Lake.
F. O. Rusch went over to the
county seat on business Thurs
day Of last week returning Fri
day morning.
Emil Birkle, our faithful ton
serial artist, LETT Monday for a
week or ten days visit with his
family at GAINESVILLE.
Fred Martin, a brother of the
Martin bows of Garter, was in the
asillagc yesterday representing
G. A. Peterson, q collectionist at
Milwaukee.
Clerk Of the cour1Earnest Mar
tin Of CarterNwas i'm our burg
Tuesday. Ealhes4, reports Che
arriSaltaa a 10 po6qd boy at his
home on July 1Isv.
George Jones wen5 down 20
his nome at Manitowoc Saturday
returning Tuesday and accom-
panied by Dana Richardson who
has been visiting at ManltoWoc.
Mrs. James Francis came up
from Fond du Lac Tuesday for a
visit with her daughter, Mrs a,
NJ. Kunaschb. She was accom-
panied by two Of her boys and a
daughter, Miss Nellie.
Mr. HOLMAN Of BellepLaine
was in town the forepart Of thl
week with view OF entering in.
to e logging contract with the G,
W. Jones Lumber company, Mr
Hoffman logged here last winter
q. NJ. Bennett, foEmerly lanc
agent here, passed through Wa
beno Thursday evening en- route
to his home at Clintonville from
a business trip to Padu.s. Doci
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-05
Spotsylvania.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Nov. "A
great surprise of the election here was
the defeat for the House OF Delegates
of Hon. ]. Fl. Biscoe. present member
and Democratic candidate for reelection.
by NJ. II. Dickinson. store-keeper Of
spotsylvania county. who ran as an In
dependent candidate. Biscoe carried this
city by 100 majority. Dickinson carried
tho county by larger majority, which
gave him the election.
In King George county, ]. T. Minor.
Jr.. Democrat. was elected by majority
OF 2o4 over w. S. Payne. Republican. w.
A. Rose. Republican. present Common
wealth's attorney. defeated ex-Judge
Charles II. Ashton by n majority OF N6.
r NJ Jones. Democratic candidate for
the House of Delegates. carried the coun-
ty by 100 majority. but Stafford coun-
ty, which is part Of the district. gave
NJ X. LowrS Republican. and present
delegate. majority OF several hundred,
and he was reelected from the district.
In Lancaster county Frank G. New
bill, for Commonwealth's attorney, de-
fcated Thomas q. Downing, incumbent.
by majority OF SO.
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At Capp's Shop voting precinct yesterday
Mr.. William a. Barnes. nm ex-Confeder.
ate colder. was appointed one OF the
judges Mr.. Barnes was sick and could
not attend. lie appointed and gave his
certificate to Mr.. Edward Portlock, also
an ex-Confoderato soldier. Mr.. Portlock
appeared with his credentials. He was
declined admIttance. but true to his
training as n soldier. and Indignant at
the course pursued by the other two
judges, no forced his way into the polls
forced to retire by parties opposed TO
him. ]. Talbot Capps. tho defeated cam
ldidate, was for the Mann bill unreseryed-
f1y, and desired to make 1t more efrectlvs
and complete
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-05
Shenandoah.

Especial to The Times .Dispat ch.l
WOODSTOCK. VA, Nov. 4.-Uno tiIcial
but correct. returns from Tuesdays cleo
ton In shenandoah county, show that
with the exception OF state Senator. the
Republicans have carried the principal
offices In the county.
The majority Of Judge F. 8. Tavcnner
Of Woodstock. Democrat, for State scna-
tor. over Il. j. Walker. OF Mt. Jackson,
Republican, Is fifty-elght.
DR.. 8. ]. Hoffman, OF Columbia Fur
mace. Republican,, received six hundred
and slxty-cight majority over Mr.. {. Nj.
Chiles of strasburg, Democrat.
w. w. Logan. Republican, OF Wood
stock, was reelected Common &
attorney over NJ. E. sdckley. Democrat.
b. two hundred and sevcnty-five majorl-
ty.
Daniel splkcr, Republican. of Mt. Olive.
was reelected sheriff over ]. Frank Orn-
doff, Democrat, of Oranda. by thirteen
hundred and seventy-six majority.
j. G. Hutcheson. of Edinburg. defeated
G.. w. Koontz by a majority OF 10. The
Republicans have elected all OF the six
commissioners Of revenue. making gain
of five.
The old Board OF Supervisors. three
Republicans and three Democrats, were
reelected.
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Rockbridge.
fsnccial to The Times Dlspatch.).

Especial to The Times spatch.).
LEXINGTON. VA, November 4.-un-
ofnclal returns from RockbrIdge county.
one precinct missing, give for Senate for
rwenty-second District. Judge Galloway
brown. Democrat, 1867; ]. Alfred wilkins
son. Republican. 725. Buena Vista gives
Rrnwn ninety-one majority, and his MAJ
iorIty in tho district will probably be
over 1900. ~
House OF Delegates, floater from, the
district composed OF Rqckbridge, Bath,
Hirhland, Buena Vista, Rockhridge-S.
". sterr,tt, Democrat. 1851; A. w, Rever-
comb. Republican, 74s. Buena Vista gave
storritt ninety-four. Highland ITO and
Bath forty-one majority
House Of Delegates, district composed
OF nockbridge and Buena Vista: Rock
brldge-Roy w. Mitchell, Democrat, Loss;
+. M. Quisenberry, Republican, 7Ss
In Buena Vista Mltchell's majority was
nInety.one; Commonwealths Attorney D.
n. Moore, Democrat, 1888; ]. v. Grin
stead independent. 5a2.
The former Board Of County Supervise
ors. consisting OF four Democrats and
two Republicans. were reelected. DEM
ocrats elect their candidates for all other
county offices by ma1orities ranging from
s5O to $50, some having no opposition.
About tWo-thlrds OF tho registered vote
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The Powhatan Hotel ls nov open reg.
ularly. and is getting its share OF ths
patronage. but the season Is a ra amer
week the legislators will be here. and
with them many State politicians. and tha
Hobbies OF the hotels will be lively.
day is Mr.. j: watkins Lee, well known
hotel man OF this State now located at
Palatka, Fla. Mr. Lee Is passing through
the city merely, and stopped over Tor Tho
Fight.
Among the guests at the Jefferson aie
Colonel Harry Hodges and wife, Richard
Hodges. Samuel Hodges and vile. 4k
M9,5Gf TaS asf a aas. sh Tfa
Arrivals aS the Jefs,son last ,t night t we r.;
John y. Gillaspy. Phiiadeiphla; y NJ. M ana
IT, i. E. Reis Hs Fred Karner. !: Z.
Joyce. w. II. Kemper. w; II. Blac XXI ,i,a
New york; Mrs. J. B: Doan, Cincinnati:
Harry Hodges and wife, Richard Hodges.
Samuel Hodges and wife, No 1i, All.
and Mrs Sa Yol Keed de Msw Eaeker
a aese Wife sg New york York; Arthur Cobb. Nort,
Carolina; Oh. Horn, T!tusyillei; Pa Pa;
olna. -
ter Of H fuepihs s:e John T. Burke. Nor
folk; r. II. Walker, Norfolk; Willie
Br1dEcforth and wife, BLACKSTONE. u: y.
Shipiey, lronyillc; w. n. s. Dunn. Nell
son; 6. 8. Wing. Green Bay: Mrs. e. l.:
Va; DR.. r. B. Fauntleroy II. 7. Faunr
tleroy, New Kent; ]. p. kevlll, Norfolk;
C. E. Vawter, Miller School
AT the Powhatan are the following Nir-
glnians: Mrs. John D. Gray, Gray. Va:
j. G. Henchlns and wife. Mrs. L. a. Jars
rett. Anderson, W. Va; ]. Watkins Leo.
county: j ~ Wells and wife. Emporiai
| John X Goode. Virginia.
At the Lexington these Virginlans are
registered: Or. L. a. Sitter. New Kent;
and son, Covington: c. E. Norveil, Chai-
iotte county;P. E. Hubbard, Buckingham
county; j. II. Palmer. Martlnsyille; =. T.
! West point: +. A. Lapslcy, Augusta; I.
II. Dickinson, Prince Edward; G. w.
Scott, Prospect; T.. B. Thompson. Beaver
| Dam.
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Norfolk County.
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Especial to The Times ispatch.).
NORFOLK, VA, Nov. 4.-Complete re-
turns from oil precincts In Norfolk coun-
ty give the Fusion ticket eo5 majority.
Parker and Owens are elected to the Leg
islat,lre over johnson and Ttheridge,
(Straightouts) Cromwell is elected sller-
1T over Duke tstraightouD; Lyons (Repo
Is elected treasurer over Holland
(Straightout), and Marshall Is elected
Commonwealths attorney over Tunis
(Stralghtout).
The entire Board OF Supervisors is Fu-
sion, with one exception. Mr.. Edmund
Christian, elected from the Straightour
stronghold Of washington District. The
Fusionists claim that he Is ineligible IN
that he acted as 8. registrar.
1t is significant that every Fusion nlcm-
Der OF the Board Of Supervisors indicted
by the grand Jury for devoting the pub
lie funds to pay themselves in excess OF
the amount allowed by law is returned by
large majorities.
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Chesterfield.
Especial to The Times-Dispatc

Especial TO The Ttmes-Dtspatch.)
CHESTERFIELD. VA. November A.
The official count Of yesterdays vote here
gives Jospeh +. Sadler forty-two votes to
Wilson'S nine for Senate, and Carter II.
Harrison forty-four to Chapmans eight
for House of Delegates. Thomas Il. wood
fin, for commissioner Of the revenue. re-
ceived forty-nne votes to John l.. Mar
tins three. The other county officers
were reelected without opposition. Dis
trict Supervisor ]. w, Nunnally will be
succeeded by Mr.. ". S. DuVal
The commissioners Will meet hero to.
morrow TO canvass the returns for the
whole county,
CHESTER. VA, November Returns
from Eyler's Store Precinct--Total vote.
90; j. =. Sadler, l6; f. ". Wilson. 9;
". ", Baker, Is; e. a. Harrison l6; ".
r. Chapman, 9. Treasurer Gillian, a2;
Sheriff Min. 90; Attorney Gregory, 81;
Commissioner OF Revenue Woodhn's ma
jnrity, 10; Lam. q. DuVals majority for
supervisor, 9; DuVnl's majority over Nun
nally In the district. iG
NJ. f. Eylcr elected constable and Eu-
bank overseer OF the poor.
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buckingham.

Especial TO The Times-D!spatch,l
BUCKINGHAM. VA. November 3.-By
returns in up to 1870 a. NJ. Camm Pat
teson carried this county by a5safe ma
iority. and John r. Moss has q majority
in this county for the House. $3.50
William Williams dncumbentl ole cted
sheriff: l.. W. HUBBARD, Attorney for the
Commonwealth (no opposition):sJ 3. Gil
liam elected county trea surer. Elcan Is
thought TO be elected commissioner OF
the revenue in district No. by q small
majority, and it is possible that sSpen-
Ger, his opponent, may have won. but
hardly probable.
Camden. for commissioner in district No.
2. Is thought to be elected. This report
is from n majority of the precincts IN
the county. and it is not thought that
the official returns will materially change
this report E s 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-05
Halifax.
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Especial to Tho Timca-Dispatch,)
SOUTH BOTTOM. VA. Nov. 4.-The
vote In Halifax was small one II. D.
Jordan. sheriff. William Leigh. Com
monwenlth's attorney; Gram. Craddock.
for treasurer; q. II. Cardwsl In the
Northern District, II. w. Quarles In tho
Middle District. Thomas II. Trnynham,
South OF Dan, for commissioners of the
revenue. were the Democratic nominees,
and had no opposition. They received all
the votes case.
Twenty-four out OF the twcnty-elght
preclncts give II. A. Edmondson and
James T. Lacy, above 500 majority oysr
Kcesee. Republican. and sneed an indie
pendent endorsed by the Republican
party.
scoTrsBuRG, VA. Nov. A very
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Franklin.
Especial to The Times-Dispntch.)

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
ROCKY MOUNT, VA, Nov. 4,---All re-
turns in. but commissioners have not
vet counted the vote
The unofficial returns give Keen. DEM
ocratic candidate for Senate from
franklin and Floyd. 46s majority over
Turner. Of Floyd. It Is thought this
majority will overcome Turner's MAJOR
ity In Floyd and elect Keen.
Long Branch precinct gave Turner IL
majority. 1t Is thought the vote OF this
precinct may be contested and thrown
out. Garrett has a6S majority over Dud-
ley, Republican. Nicholson, Democratic
candidate for sheriff, elected over young,
Republican,, By $50. Commonwealth
attorney and treasurer had no opposi-
ton. Nearly all the Democratic district
officers were elected.
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Cumberland.
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Especial 10 Tho 'Elmes-DIspn.c4t.j
FARMYILLE, VA, Nov. 4'--alr Eoaz
Ford, the Democratic nominee for the
treasurer OF Cumberland county, defeat
ed his opponent, Mr.. O. q. Flppen, who
has held tho Office for many years, in
yesterdays election, by two majority ana
for the first time since the war straight
Democratic ticket has been elected in IN,
county, II was one of the prettiest and
hardest fought political battles the Dem,
orrats have aver made In the county
Judge William II, Smith was elected
commonwe attorney over William
Lancaster (Rsp9 b. handsome major.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-05
lanes City.

Especial TO The Times ispatch.)
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Nov. ALL OF
the Democratic nominees in the county
and city were elected BY good majorities.
The vote here is as follows: For tho
House, A. j. Barnes, Democrat 1913; B. D..
Peachy, independent Republican, IS. For
Commonwcalth's Attorney. n. L. Henley.
Democrat, 13l; r. T. Armstcad. indepen-
dent Democrat. Co.. For Sheriff, w. w.
Ware, Democrat. 97 II. G. Spencer, inde-
pendent Republican. %. In James City,
Barnes received 2oi votes; Peachy. Fl;
Henley. 1876: ArmIstead. 81: Ware. l9::
Spencer. IS.
Barnes majority in city and county, 215;
Henleys majority, 1876; Wares majority.
III.
There wa. no opposition for the other
Offices in the county.
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Allegheny and Craig.

Especial to The Dispatch).
CLIFTON FORGE, VA. Nov, 4.-The
following county officers were elected IN
Allegheny: w. f, Tlnsley. treasurer. 32s
majority, w. Z. Allen, Democrat. Com
monwealth's attorney, 500 majority; a. C,
sizer. Democrat. sheriff COO majority. W,
y. Powell. commissioner OF revenue; nc
opposition: n. E. Spessard, Democrat
Legislature q majority In district; Craig
giving him ia majority.
4 CONVICTION. VA, Nov. An. L. Spes
ssrd. the Democratic candidate for tn.
legislature from Allegheny and Craii
counties carried the election over III. !.
Garrett by q majority. Garrett carried
Covinston by lls majority. Large Demo
cratic gain in Allegheny,
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Acconac.

Special to The Times.DitIatch>
FRANKLIN CITY. VA, Nov. tine
following legislative and county Demo-
cratic officers conceded elected; Accomac
county-House OF Delegates, J. Il. rue.
House OF Delegates for Elizabeth CITY
and Accomac counties, {. Jockey Conner
owe: Colonel G. r. Austin.
House OF Delegates for Northampton
and Accomac, DR., Charles Smith.
For county officers: Sheriff, Lee d.
Kellam: Commemorative Attorney, S.
Jane. burlington: County Clerk, John D.
Grant; County Treasurer, John H. Hop
kiny. Commissioner of Revenue, No.
District, Thomas C. Kelley; Commissioners
OF Revenue. No. 2 District, ]. D. Jacobs.
offcial account OF returns Of the entire
county not in.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-05
Wise.

Especial to The Times-Dis patch)
WISE. VA, Nov. AT tho election
held yesterday the following candidates
were elected: For Senator, ]. c. Noel,
Republican,: for Legislature, w. A. Pow
ers. Republican; for Commemorative at
torney, w. w. G. Dotson. Democrat; for
treasurer r. P. Barron, Republican; for
sheriff, p. T. Kiser, Republican.
Noel's majority is about two hundred
and fifty. Powers majority is fifty.
A large vote was polled throughout this
section.
BIG STONE GAP. VA. Nov. 4.-Re-
publican ticket elected In Wise county,
except Commemorative attorney hnd:
ono commissioner OF revenue. Noel, Re-
publican candidate for Senate. carried
all three counties In district. composed
of Wise, Lee and Scott. His majority
over Irvine, Democrat. Is $50.
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Scott.
Special to The Times Dlspat

Especial TO The es-DlspatcEO.
GATE CITY VA, Nov 4.-Unoff1cial
returns OF yesterdays election In Scott
county give Z. a. Hodge, Rcp1b1can. over
u. T. Carter, Democrat, for the House OF
Delegates. by about 456 majority. j. 81.
Sergeant, Republican. defeated w. S. Cox,
Democrat for Commemorative attorney,
by about go majority. G. G. 13roadwater.
Republican,, defeated B. G. Broadwnter,
Democrat, for sheriff, and John 2. Smith,
Democrat, defeated s. s. Nelly, Republic
can. for treasurer, by small majority.
M. X. Darnell and w. r. Doritez, Repub-
lIcans, were elected for commissioners OF
the revenue.
J. G. Noel Republican,. probably de-
feats r. T. Irvine, Democrat, for tho
Senate. by about $50 majority.
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Il:Ijj3 ;d2z:3
MEN & BOYS oUIFlTIERs
MEN & BOYS oUTFlTIERs

i
%. c. Rucker. who was thought to be
elected until second count was made.
Dr.. s. H. Price is reelected treasurer
over Mr.. ". P. Burks, and P. l. Hud-
dleston sheriff over Bays.
H c. Lowry and r. G. Tarpin. Demo-
Gratis, had no opposition for the House.
Judge Galloway Brown, Democrat. IS
elected for tho senatorial long term by
overwhelming majority over Wilkinson.
Republican.
Judge Brown is Ill with typhoid fever.
and there is little hope for his recovery.
For the short term Major ". F. Graves.
Democrat, Is probably elected over j..
Lawrence Campbell. Republican.
In Central District. G. L. Ewart is
elected supervisor by % majority.
s. B. Cowling, constable. by IS.
B. F. Key will probably be com MIS-
sioner OF the revenue. having majority;
the three precincts are yet to report.
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Wythe.

Especial to The Tlmes-DIspatch.)
WYTHEVILLE. VA. Nov. Accomplish
unofficial returns from every precinct In
Wythe county gives Sayers (DemocraD
publlcan) for the House OF Delegates:
JosephM. Crockett DemooraD 264 ma
1ority over Kincer (Republicanl for
treasurer: William r. Crockett lDemo-
licarD Tor sheriff: Hanson DemocraD,
for commissioner OF the revenue for the
Eastern District, 1is majority over Pat
terson (Republican): Lindamood (Repub-
(Dcmocrat). for commissioner OF the rev.
enue for the Western District.
The Board OF Supervisors Will be Re-
publican three TO two
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RUSSIA ASSUMES
THREATENING ATTITUDE
nv Assocint ted Press.

TOXIC, Nov. 4.-Reports from PckIn
saw Russia now threatens to assume
sole charge OF the government OF Manchl-
ria unless China promptly dtsmisses Yuen.
the taotai of Mukden. and decapitateS
another Mandarin, who recently punished
disorderly Chinese bandits In Russian
employ. This. together with the con-
flrmation OF the reports Of the reoccupa-
ton Of Nlukden by tho Russians and the
seizure OF Governor Tsang, causes intenua
Indignation here. as not COMFORTING WIN
nussias pacific declarations.
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Gloucester.

Especial to The Dispatch.
GLOUCESTER c. HI, VA, Nov. A.
James n. Stubs {Dem.) Is elected by
79S majority over r II. Hogg (Rep.).
The regular Democratic ticket for coun-
ty officers was elected except In the case
OF ". K. Perrin (nd. Dem.), who was
elected treasurer by 16 majority.
Geo. B. Field was elected sheriff by
$40 majority. John N. Tabb commits
sioner of the revenue by 1873 majority;
William T. Jones, Commemorative at
torney. by 126 majority.
The supervisors are ]. .. Clayton. E. H.
Rowe Dem.). and W. B. Duncan Qnd.).
Rowe and Duncan are present incum-
bents.
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Second District. commissioner OF revenue,
go majority.

CIIRIsTIANsBuRG. VA, Nov. 4.-1he
full official returns ,of Montgomery co,iti-
ty give g. A. Heermans (Repo lnc,im-
bent 241 majority over j. L. Cownn
Dem). which elects ffcermars by net
majority OF 1888, after deductlng Cowans
majority OF Sc In tile city Of Bedford.
w. II. Diinklce, Is reelected treasurer
by ESQ; r. I. Roop reelected Common
wcalths attorney by 262; w. p. Martin
reelected sheriff by 1872; G. +. Price ana
K. g. Walters are elected commissioners
OF the revenue by 2O5 ard SO votes, respec-
lively.
All the county officers arc Republicans
except We treasurer, who is Democrat.
The Board OF Supervisors is a tic be-
tween the two parties.
The BarksdaIe law WAS strictly observed
and the best OF feeling prevailed. though
both parties were very active everywhere.
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Alexandria County.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
NASDRIA. VA, Nov 4,-The cleo
ton OF county officers In Alexandria
county yesterday was closely contested
one The fight was especially close In
tho contest for the Commemorative
attorneyshIp. Captain Crandall Mackey
the Democratic candidate. winning by 4
majority of only TWO votes.
William II, Palmer, the Democratic
candidate for sheriff, was elected by a
majority OF l4S. William Wlbert, the
Republican treasurer. was returned by a
majority of 1913. Curtis Graham. Demo,
Graf, Was elected commissioner OF revenue
by . ma jority OF los.
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Lunenburg.
Especial to The rimes-Dispatch)

Especial to The I1mes-Dlspatch.J
MEHERRIN, VA, November 4.-Com-
plete returns from Lunenburg county give
Judge W. H. Mann 100 majority over F.
r. Saunders for Senate; George T. Bridge
forth thirty-hve over Allen. and Rut-
ledge for Legislature; ". e. Neblett
twenty over Organ and Perry for Com
monwealth's Attorney; A. B. Shackelton
s61 over Eagley for sheriff; o. L. Hardy,
district No. /, one majority over Fowlks
and Sattert1eld for commissioner; district
No. 2. F. o. Love 307 over Featherstone.
For the office OF supervisor new men
we're elected in Browns Store and Co
lumbar Grove Districts. George E..
Smith. for treasurer, had no opposition
and received the, full vote.
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Princess Anne.

Especial to The Tin,es-Dispatch.
PRINCESS ANNE G. H, VA. Nov. H.
The entire Democratic ticket was elected
in Princess Anne yesterday. For House
OF Delegates. =. Talbot Capps received
$50 votes; George #. Snead, 1854. For
treasurer, A. G. Smith, 593; D. D. Bat
ten. 462 Commissioner OF the revenue,
w, c. Fentress, 357; w. w, Cason. 5os.
Eor Commemorative attorney, B. ..
white and f. r. Ward had no oppos!-
ton. One precinct Is to be heard from.
hut the result will not be changed as the
vote will not DO more than forty either