The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
MAY VOTE AS
They PLEASE
Car Company Has No
Interest in Election.
DEPUTY MARSHAL NAMED
Collier Marcelus to Cote the Norfolk
Yard for Repairs-Torpedo Des-
s- troyers in Dry Dock-Thirly-six
Cinnamon to BE Deporled.
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!. NORFOLK VA, Oct. 31.-The County
Executive Committee OF the straightout
party was this afternoon assured by this
mana gement OF the local street car
company that no intimidation Of its en-
sployes at the general election would bs
3countenanced. Notices will Immediately
DO posted, informing the men thai re
company is not interested in their vote.
one way or the other. I.
/. Republican city Chairman Lowery has
protested against the appointment Of Il.
NJ. Cooper, as Republican Judge In the
Fourth Ward. on the ground that Cooper
is not a Republican. james Rankin Will
be named in his place Ii this Is the case.
DEPUTY MARSHALL
w. +. Gray. OF South Norfolk, was to.
day appointed a United States Deputy
Marshal for this district. The WORK nero
has become too great for one man: 81
w. r. Core was to-day fined $50 tcr
assaulting W. H. Fentress He paid the
fine with a check, specifying the reason
1t was drawn.
COLLIER AIARcELLUs.
The United States nnval collier Mar
cellus. which has been on. duty with the
North Atlantic fleet since last summer,
has arrived at Lamberts Point for coal.
and also for minor repairs. She will IN
all probability come to the navy-yard,
should 1t be impracticable to send ma
chinists down to tinker her machinery.
Thirty-sIx Cinnamon will be deported
from this city Monday. They include
twelve from other cities. The remainder
we're captured here during a recent raid
on unregistered Celestials. among the
out of town Cinnamon WHO must return
lis Jue Kin, who skipped his bail bond
at Springfield, Mass. fled to Norfolk
and was given up by his brother, who
became his surety. There was no law
under which he could be sent back to
Boston. SO Judge Waddill sent him to
China instead.
GIVEN REPRESENTATION
The probability OF trouble at the polls
In Norfolk county at the election Tues
day has been lessened by the fact that
the Fusion Electoral Board has decided
to give the StraIghtouts representation.
The opponents OF the dominant faction
had made open threats OF what they
would do II they were refused represen-
tation at the polls.
The board to-day refused to make pub
tic the list OF Judges.
One reason assigned by the board this
not entirely legal under the ruling OF
Acknowledgement Anderson. as an.
nounced in the dispatches from Richmond
The Attorney-General held that persons
who served as registrars were disqualified
from serving as Judges OF election. This
necessitated the revision of the list as a,
first prepared. = the hoard desiring there &c
be no question about the legality OF the
election in any precinct, where gentlemen
who had been registrars had been listed
+ to serve as Judges.
They took this position. although they
lad no official advtces from General An
derson. but wanted to be on the right
side. they say.
The Straightouts crihcise the holding
back OF the names of the Judges as a
political dodge on the part Of the board.
The last shot in the present heated cam.
paign IN the county will be fired from
the side OF the straightouts on Monday
evening. when the Hon. Carter Glass. OF
Lynchburg. will address the voters at the
Lyceum Theatre. this city.