The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-26
The NOMINATIONS
MADE UP Vi TO TO DATE '|'.E
Standard. Bearers Chosen in
the Various State
Districts.

forty have been made, most OF them be-
ing declared tho nominees by the county
and City Committee without the Formally
OF a primary. In many OF the others the
primaries are to be held or the nornl-
nees TO DO proclaimed In the event that
no opposition develops. during the next
fortnight Since the last election the
State has been redistricted. making some
changes In the representation necessar ~.
Among the nominations made either by
primaries or by the committee are the
Albemarle and charlottesville. William
II Boaz and william r. Duke,
Allegheny anc craig-James ". Mar
Appomattox-A. z: Thornhtll
A. j. HUFF and j.. ". Mort.
Buckingham and cumoer n M ohn ~
Clarke and Warren-R. 8. Blackburn
g culpeper--p: a. Slaughter
Fauauier and Loudoun--W. II: Lewis.
Franklin couatyW y, cne Ga ar@E g. Jor-
: Goochland and Fluvannaa7TE 4 Aan Gray.
Halifax-J. T. Lacy and II. a. EDMOND
King and Queen and Essex II NJ q IeT, E
Lancaster and Richmond-John NJ. lL ~,
all T. : 8 ! Il + .
Iee-Dr. ". NJ II McNeal.
MADISON Madison and Greene--N.. B; Early: Jr.
Montgomery and Radforo--1. :. wv -" a. a.
Pittsyivania and Danv!lle77J: W 81, Bruce r'',
]. ". Gregory and J. B. Pannsi!' ROW.
man, H.. 3: Coleman.
shena ndoah-Mr. ch,les. Of stra sburs :.
smyth-w. W. George Sa.o . M 1onas
Roekbridg e,u Highland and Bath hoater-
u Bruins -ui wick@Dr r. s. Powell ..,..
Besides these. these nomin nao rSed ]' o =
as AIexandria city and county, r ca At n
Allegheny and Craig-James ". Mar
Augusta and staunton-J. ". Church.
man and s. II. Walker.
sedford-J. Thompson Brown aho H. "
Turpin.
g HSSs.s,eqas7dAw 4, " Lai paFer.
Elizabeth City and Acknowledging
Hanover1w. .; ca !:d,,.
LynenourgaT: ?: Jenn'ss tsarnes.
tS Nortnhum berland and Westmoreland-
c. Conway Baker. ,,a
Portsmouth Charles T; Bland
Prince Edward ~, - a. .rm U%eh'
ACCOM- winkins Mathews. who Is
| opposed by j. =. Rev.
Fairfax-R f. Lee. Jr.
For the the State Senate these senator, are arc
| card,da ties for denomination ana nave
been nominated, or their nominations are
! rcga rded as assurHI :, visa
Second District-R. r Bruce OF "'eo'
'e Twenty.second District-Judge Galloway
Brown, OF Bedford. to succeed drahaH'
cl Fsupteenth District-L: II. Machen. Of
Ai Eiehth D pistrict-George B. Keezell. Of
Rockingham. renomination.58 60.
Tenth Dissrictn I'd F. 5v one faction in
nrin1ar: characterized by state COM
m TWent ~ pistrict-will!am Hodges
M EIFht eerq'''f District Patteson'
OF Buclying ham. nominated to succeed +.
6. Moon. retired. ,,,,,u a., 80.
Thlrty-second Distrlct-Wl4s!aH ona"ue'
' Thrty.sisth Dstrct-c. Harding Walk
er. OF Wsetmoreland. renominat!oon. !, .
Thirtieth District. merged INTO the
TwsntSei q 1ndas Mann a. wa'Nns 'e''''"s
"Twenty-fourth 7District-George 7. MS,
on Of Chatham. nominated to succeed
Joseph Whitehead, = u,,,,,
,rhirty-fourth Unsatisfactory =. WICK
ham Of Hanover, denomination.
Senators are to be chosen also u the
sixteenth, Twenty.sixth. Twelfth, wen p,
tieth, Fourth and Thirty-eighth DISTRICTS.
In In The Sixteenth there Is a contest tor the
nomination between Mr.. ]. p. Sadler, OF
Powhatan. and Mr.. John 9, Ropertsoh'
= NothinE has been heard from the rwen-
| ty-sixli, which Is now represented ny Mr.
| Jinwiddie, a republican,.
In tho Twelfth District there rs san eqnr
Cold and Hon. Richard s. Parks as the
eG In the sixth there are two candidates,
one from Patrick and the other from
oM NJ. Arthur G, Hartman has been noml'
mated from the other district, when con-
sists Of this city alone.
| 49,, nd , +.