The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-05
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OVER II TODD
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Russell gave him hard run for the tail
j end ,ot tho ticket, his total vote having

end ,ot tho ticket, his total vote having
beon 10. $685.
Mr.. Rosenegk was an easyqwlnncr for
tho HOUSE. His plurality oversMr. Card
ner. the next highest man ihSthe race,
vas 537, and his total vote s125S Mr..
Gardner ran considerably ahead{of Judge
Wickham, and Captain Binford was next
TO the Judge.
i PHENOMENAL VICTORY.
Mr.. Wenderbury's run for Common
wealtf's attorney was phenomenal. He
received q clear majority Of 81 over both
his opponents, and defeated Mr.. Throck.
morton. who was the next highest man,
BY a plurality Of es7, ssS$g IL
There were but three. close races In the
county 1t became kno wn earl GIN the
action that Messrss, Sol onion, Is Rosenegk
and Wendenburg would go under the wire
far In advance OF their opponents, but It
was around the races for treasurer. clerk
and commissioner Of the revenue In tho
upper district Of the county that the
greatest interest conferred.
For the latter position the final round
up only gave Mr.. G, w. Childrey, the
incumbent, but 81 majority over Mr..
Caskic ID. Smith, who, by the way. was
opposing Mr.. Chlldrey for the third time.
?; Down in the lower district Mr.. R. NJ.
Pitcher was almost brutally beaten by
Mr.. L. H. Kemp dncumbent), the vote
having been: Kemp, 1905; Pllcher, 1884.
All during the long hours Of the night.
tho battle seemed to waver between
Messrs. Todd and Brauer for treasurer,
and with shumaker's to hear from at the
the latter by nearly $50 votes. B Mr.. Todd
+ had counted upon a heavy lead at shu-
makers, but, In this he failed and Mr..
hrus ace w o fs9"gtea the nominee upon
1 Mr.. S. P. WRddll was on the anxious
out at daybreak, he was still behind Mr.,
in the for e9unty CLERK Eov,
pulled him up finally, however. and placed
Ia 'l's A's''' = TWO II CONTESTS. 5;s5
Vi Todd, who no game an IS. 50 ., naa,
ship on, tho face Of the returns, could mo-
be seen last night, though It was learned
from one of his close friends that Mr.
Todd would most likely ask the committed
There Is hardly a doubt that Mr.
burg right to the certificate Of nomlna
ton for the office of Common ,viaa L :,
night that he would do SO and upon the
ground that the Barlzstlale Pure Electior
law had been violated. IS
Mr.. Throokmorton GLAZING 70 have !.
which will show that money was spen
to corrupt tho voters In Henrico on Thurs
day and he says he desires to test the Of
fciency OF the law on the very outset
and SEQ If It contains any virtues.
fMr, Throckmorton and Mr.. Todd shal
contest as now seems certain. some yer!
lively times are expected in'the county III
the next few weeks.
'''o DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Below. will he found a complete nst g g
the district oflcers chosen in THURSDAY y
p rtrI The total vote for each candl
date for supervisor and commissioner &C
r, is given, and IN the cases Of tn tn,
smaller officers; only the names OF LII
successful candidates are pr'e Inner dis
., GTlll Hha rlcs ". Chlldrey dncumbent)
over Caskie d. Smith by 81 majority. Low =
or district-L.. FL. Kemp dneunlnept)l owe
r. NJ. Pitcher; by 1osa lm1,nae,.yissor-R. w
nrownins' sci, no OPPOSITION, Justices o
the Peaces-J. r, Lewis, I'll. 1aq G1a. y
And Edwin RuRg., Constable-W' K r Gn,s
Overseer OF the Pool--Georse5 =. Co'i
way. No. suner,,isor--w
q Saunders. 3os: ], Herbert FLOYD. ssi
= W. Penich, 2e0. Justices OF the Pea G.
r. Sale, Thos. r. Darracott and
T, rloyd, sr. Constnhle-Geo, N Wh!
drop. Overseer Of the Foor-Vlctor Lltc'
Fairfield District: For superyis1 or 4, a
t Al1sn' 49, 49, justices OF the Psace-W. g
Gibson i, George ~. Thomas Meyer ,AH e.th'
constehleIW LTsmplon; o = ',See' IT, -
Poor,MIo1hna's,l Bnrge spr superyisor-w, Is
r. vnr,ma a2e; +. NJ. Ynhley. 1880; 7; z
G Grays111i. Justices OF tho PeaoeIR, g,
inland and I. II. Robinson, Only t% Ivy,
ram e the for e ts d M Com
aatham nnu.1W r, samuel Overseer OF the
poor-V T. Wnrriner. $50 -; g&