Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-11-13
ELECTION AFTERMATH.
Incidents and Returns not Gathered
for Our Last Issue.

Incidents and Returns not Gathered
for Our Last Issue.
Hsnna's great victory in Ohio and
Germans in Maryland lead some
prognosticators to believe that they
will oppose each other as Republican
and Democratic candidates, respect
lively, for President next year.
Arthur p. German, jr., son of the
Senator, was elected as State Senator
in Maryland.
Democrats have the largest ma
jority in Maryland they have had for
years.
A negro was elected Commissioner
of the Revenue in Charles City
County, Va, because the white voters
did not turn out.
The Republicans will have 10 or
20 votes on joint ballot in the next
General Assembly, the Fusionists of
Norfolk county 2 and the Indepen-
dents 1.
The Senate will stand Is Demo-
Gratis to 1 Republican. The House
will probably stand about "a Demo
Gratis to 16 Republicans, 2 Fusionists
and l Independent.
The General Assembly will be
divided on political lines about as now,
as the Republicans and Independents
have 10 votes in the present Legis-
lature.
Fifty-nine of the House members
| elected are new men.
Fourteen out of nineteen Senators
are also new.
There will be about fifteen ply.
sicians on joint ballot in the two
houses, and not less than six former
judges.
The fusionists carried Norfolk
county by q majority of 1000 votes
they having elected their Legislative
candidates.
The vote of Litwalton and Kill.
marnock greatly surprised and dis.
appointed the losing candidates in
the recent election in Lancaster.
RICHMOND COUNTY.
Stonewall District-James Scates
defeats F. M. Hutchinson and George
johnson for supervisor by a plurality
of three votes. r. Z. Weaver, j. G.
jenkins and q. ii. Bowen elected
justices of peace. Willie Reamy
overseer of poor, and J. ID. White con.
stable.
Marshall District. S. Jeffries
reelected supervisor overt. w. Webb
by 10 majority. j. f. Crouch, for
overseer of poor, and VIM. Muir and
j. A. Belfield, for justices of peace,
are elected.
Washington District-Frank Mot
ley elected supervisor by 6S majority.
L. Y. Barber, r. S. Lumkin and S.
L. Cameron justices of peace. A. g,
Northen overseer of poor, and G. Q.
Lindon constable.
Farnham District-R. a. Sanders
for supervisor, no opposition. Thos,
Saunders oyerseer of poor, and a. N.
Headley and NJ. G. Lewis justices of
peace.
The county has an excellent Board
of Supervisors and minor officers.
wEsTMoRELAND.
Washington District-D. Ii. Grit.
fifth reelected supervisor without op,
position.
Montross District-W. II. Sanford
elected supervisor over Edgar Good.
ridge by 10 majority.
Cople District-William Mayo re.
elected supervisor. M. w. Hudson
was elected constable, and Messrs
Sanford, Unruh and Newton justices
of peace.
| NORTHUMBERLAND.
Harris, independent candidate TO,
House, got 81 votes at Heathsville
and Z at Lillian, instead of none al
each place as reported to us by
phone. DIR. Sydnor's majority over
Harris in the county was 524.
Lottsburg District-J. A. Headley
reelected supervisor; A. b. Garner
M. @. Weaver, Sam Winstead elected
justices of peace, and j. j. Headley
overseer of poor.
Observation-Disclosures Il. Belts elected
supervisor and Headley and Eichel.
berger justices of peace.
Wicomico-W. j. Stakes elected
supervisor.
Fairfelds-C. A. Coppedge elected
supervisor by plurality of ten votes
over Hinton and Woodruff. Gordon
Blundon, Thomas Moore, and James
HUMPHREYS elected Justices of peace.
w. j. HUMPHREYS elected constable
and Lunsford Lewis overseer of poor.
KING GEORGE.
The election resulted in an unmis.
taxable victory for the Democrats of
King George, with the single excep-
ton OF the reelection of Common
wealth's Attorney w. A. Rose, a Re.
publican, who was the only Repub.
lican elected to fill any county office.
j. L. Minor, jr., Democratic treas
urer-elect; r. w. Owens, Democratic
sheriff-elect, and j. A. Pullen, Demo-
cratic commissioner of the revenue
elect, received large majorities. The
only other Republicans elected in the
Northern Neck were for sheriff and
treasurer of Richmond county.
MIDDLESEX.
George Y. Hundley was elected by
400 majority over w. II. Respass, Re-
publican, and Walter B. Chowning.
Independent. Hundley received Al 4
votes, Chowning 219 and Respass
157. AS an Independent Chownlng
made q phenomenal rnp He oot