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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
SOLD EMPLOYERS
TEAM AND FLED
fsnec,ol 10 Tho Tiines-Dispatch.

(Special to Inc IlHeS-DlsPbeShI III
BOYDTON, VA, August T.--deorge
s,tterwhitc. a negro, stole a horse and
buggy from a Mr.. Vaughan. OF Clarks-
vile, tuesday and sold tho turnout for
forty.fivo dollars here TO Tom Goode,
colored Mr.. Vaughan keeps livery
stable In Clnrksvi1le and sent sntterwihito
hero to bring a drummer. After 8ettlhk
hero satterwhite sold the horse ana
buggy, receiving twenty dollars IN ca ,s.n
and taking Goodies note for twentS-Alve
dollars. Goode took the horse thiet TO n, mo
house 10 spend the night, and some t,lle
during the still hours of that n'ght ne
tole out Of the house, leaving MS coat
and shoes, and left for parts unknown ',
Yesterday Goode went In pursuit OF the
tl1ief and ovcrhnuled him Mt Chase Clly,
where hc was arrested by the sergeant
OF that town. -.
Tow Sergeant z. l. Tome went 10
CHASE civ Inst evening and brought sat
terwhite here. .e o. 5
suit OF clothes pair OF shoes anu sll, :.
1he clothing and shoes SatterWhite says
he purchased with the money ne eot ~
Goode satterwhito Is n black man noou ~
twenty-fo,lr years old. lie conlesses ~
me crime and gave as reason Tor ms
crime that he was hard up and was d.
sides drunk, -. $50
There Is not much sympathy felt mere
for C;oode, MS he was warned ny pom
white and black that the low price the
man was asking for the team showed tnut
there was SOM, rascality about the trulls-
action. "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
WENT 8 ABREAST
OVER JUMPS
Continued from First Page.)


of tho blue and red ribbons amongst Il
field of "tip-top' competitors.
Young Dion Kerr, of Washington, the
well known steeplcchase rider, came into
,hc arena with an oye to winning the
gcntlcman's hunting saddle presented by
Harris and Company, OF Washington, TO
the host qualified or green registered
Thoroughbred hunter, His mount, Lepld,
left the hurdles far below him and won
tho bluo for his rider,
There vpre thrty-flve entries IN the
hunters and jumpers class, free for all
Boxer" n horse owned by Miss Dulany,
made a sensational jump at one Of the
wings, getting hind foot entangled
On The second trial he cleared without a
tip. Amaret, belonging to Charles liur-
kamp, put up a bad performance In this
class, tipping the first fence heavily and
refusing the last ono,
Jack Henderson's spirited performance
or lIawatha excited much admira ton
robin Affair."" ridden by Mrs. blair John
son, In the ladies' park hack Class. was
spotted for a winner the moment he en-
tered the ring. Miss Flynn, on Lord
Chesterfield. came In for red.
Mr. John D. Hooe, In full hunting cos
tune, put l.. D. Passano's spirited team Of
ssur-in-mnds around the course IN dashS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
MANN BILL
MAIN ISSUE
Independent Likely to Stand
for House in Princess Anne
THE PRIMARY NOMINEES
Dr.. George F. snead Nominated to
Succeed Hmself--HoWell Defeats
j. Q. Branch In Isle Of Wight
Another Warm Contest
,e..,,, - r,ho r,,,nes-D,snatch.

fspecinl to Tho Times Dispatch.)
PRINCESS ANNn G. H.. VA, August
27.-.rhe Mann bill Is an important issue
with the people Of Princess Ammo county
and large number of the prominent
voters favor that bill and want It per-
fected.
A strong fight will be made In the COM
Ing election BY tho whiskey element to
sccure tho election Of candidate IN
tho House Of Delegates who will favor
their cause.
Most of the candidates for the House
are either against the Mann bill or are
In sympathy with tho whiskoy element,
Tho situation, therefore,, :, gloomy and
the outlook points to tho probability OF an
independent candidate for the House VINO
favors the Mann bill and wants It made
perfect in all respects, also candidate
who fully favors an honest election blll.
The primary passed off quietly ana
fair vote was r0ned. with the following
candidates nominated:
For the House Of Delegates George Z.
Snead: Treasurer, A. c. Smith; non
wcalth's Attorney, B. D. White; Sheriff,
e. r. Ward; Commissioner of Revenue
very close and In doubt, with the chances
for w. c. Fentress. against W. w. Cason.
Major John l.. Woodhouse, the cnndl-
date for treasurer, who was defeated by
A. G. Smith, in this primary has held the
Office Of treasurer for this county twenty
eight consecutive years
The names Of the candidates IN the prl-
mary were as follows:
House Of observation-disclosures T. Snead
Jonathan Woodhouse. William N. Hart.
ley and James A. Bonney, Treasurer-A.
C. Smith and J.. r. Woodhouse. Sheriff..
r. Ward, S. T, Old, John S. Woodhouse
and r. l.. Atwood Commemorative At
torney-A. j. Acltiss and B. D. White.
Commissioner of Revenue-yv. ". Caso.,
w, C.. Fentress, j. L. Etheridge, ]. L..
Burgess and j. J. Whltehurst.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
] DUNCAN WEST INSANE
Another Passenger Train Wanted for
Fayetteville.
(speclal to The Tlmcs.Dispa tch.


FAYETTEVILLE, n. c., Aug. 27-Dr.
a. s. Rose, county physician. has adj,
Judged insane Duncan West, white, and
he has been committed to jail to await
removal to the asylum at Raleigh. West
has a small farm, on which he could
make living, but year or two ago he
went wild on cotton, and came to the
city, posing as an expert buyer ana
grader and ever since has been an lnsu #,
ferable nuisance on the streets, though
never violent or dangerous.
He went about with his hat and coat
dccked With fowers and bright colored
ribbon.
The sheriff Of the county has been notl-
fed that another Cumberland insane man.
John White, a negro, has escaped from
the Goldsboro asylum aud Is supposed to e,
be 1nakEg his way back nome. ldc IS
regarded as dangerous
Mr.. j. r. Williams, of this CITY,, goes
to New York to take charge OF the
Libertystreet offices Of tho Humber CON
land. Of which he Is yice-presldcnt. re.
the the Southern s Cotton Oil Company.
Dr. a. w. LILY Me 7v J: H ri W Of rny.
etteviile. and J. l.. Fancette, Of Richmond
VA, are large shareholders IN the Humber r
Mining Company. the stock Fof Wh1ch IS
very valuable 51 ~. ~,
Air. +. r. Rose, secretary Of the Chan n,
Der Of Commerce, acting in behalf Of Fay
ettcvile business men, has ASKED inc a. ~.
lantic Coast Line Railroad COMPANY LOT
an additional north-bound passenger
The , Increase in freight and passenger ;el
Transportation on tho Cape rear IL, ntS w.
ton was m, made the other day, when the
steamer City of Fayetteville went into mt
Wilmington with big cargo , ana eyer };a one y
hundred passengers Fora ionE w! We,iev
Halfway iea iva o' Connected wilmington and Ely.
etteville, the boating went down to almost o.
nothing now there are two INES r ra'n {
good steamers and the river IS AGAIN al
ii1n commerclnlfhigh
'' The Fnyettevilie INDEPENDENT Light In;
fantry celebrates It's one hundreda {, an q
tenth anniversary on the i'rse nomehy e a.,
| September. at which t'' time
onicers will be elect ed. 555
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
DECLARED THE NOMINEE
N. p. Payne Choice of the Tazewell
Democratic Committee.
(Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatc

Especial to The Enthusiastically
Payne, of this county, was declared the
nominee of the Democratic party at n
meeting OF the committees of the Demo.
cratic party Of Buchanan and ME Taze y IL
accordance with tho primary. plan ADOPT
cd by the Democratic State Central Com
mittee, the time for candida tes filing no
tees for the House Of Delegates, having
expired on August 18th last MIR. Payne Is
a prosperous farmer of the west end OF
the county and would make a fine legls'
lator.
Former Sheriff John ". Crockett was
nominated at Cedar Bluff by the Repu b .lI
cans Of this and Buchanan county for the
Legislature. The race Is. expected TO be a
very warm one. as both candidates arc
very popular and widely known.
County Judge a. Stu a. m has nro an
cutting attorney Of Tazcwcll. and Attorney
II. C. Bowen has also announced himsei1
as the Republican candidate.
Mr.. Il. King Crockett, who WIS appolNt;;
ed by Judge Stuart to ~ the I, nn mex re
announced his candidacy for the s ne,
alltv and will have as an opponent MI. q
& r. lila rman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
App!le||IsforE England
AND ALL the PRINCIPAL
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
lax -- SHIP TO
E. A. 0, KELLY & co.

Of G,oveht Garden, London rl,he e F F,r IT
a ns'nctlon Co. or gLondoiD ana 'O-io f ,ii
P NE ,,; New York CITY. ,,.,,od stcte.
inents. 5fSi5Ns, f'''1i'>
so by the Tasmnninn Government,
also ny the Georgia Fruit Growers ~ a..
United Statesj. $50
We further, refer you TO- the secresttary of
the virginia horticultural Society (Crozet.
the Fruit Trade Papers. 1890.
For information, stencils. etc. address
4 AZ 8. g RNDNyVAY, Gen.l Manager,
7G-7S Park Place. N. Y"
b. G. GREDNwAY. Cen'l Agent,
charlottesville, VA. .s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
FREDERICKSBURG ITEMS
y. II. Blscoe Withdraws as Candidate
for County Clerkshp.
Especial to The s-Dispatch.)

Especial TO the IlmeS-Dlspatch)
FREDERICKSBURG VA, Aug. ~
James Burns (colored). who killed Orange
Kinks. another negro. at a festival here
SATURDAY. night, Is still mt large. Although
the officers have had trace OF him sew
eral times they have been unable to cap
j. II. B!scoe. member of the House
OF Delegates Of spotsylvania county and
this city, having been renominated for
candidate for the clerkship Of the county.
The work OF improving the streets Of
this city. which has been in progress for
months. Is still progressing slowly, but
the worI Is Of q substantial character.
it Is expected that the improvements will
be completed about October LIST.
Active preparations heye commenced
for the fair OF the Kappa hannock Valley
Agricultural and Mechanical Society,
which will be held at this city on Sep
TENDER ed. Sd and 2ith. a splendid ra co
programme has been prepared with good
purses. and MANY other attractive fea-
lures Will be added
Mr.. David S, Forbes Is quite sick at
his home here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
wedding Cards.

Especial to The Times: Dlspntch.1
LEXINGTON, VA. August 27.-Mrs:
Elizabeth Preston Allan has sent out
riaEc of her second daughter Miss Janet
George Allan. to Mr.. William ]: Bryan,
of Jacksonville. Fla. The marriage Will
take place at the home Of the he, bride De- on n
is n graduate of Washington and Lee
MI j. i, Trlbbett, OF Riverside. Rock
bridge county. has ann2uncedd tho mar
bett, to Mr.. Claude II. Mackcy. OF near
Timber Ridge Rockbrldge county, to
take place "Wednesday, September 9TH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
a PRETTY FIGHT
Parks and Fulton Each Have County
and One to Gain. E-tl

E. |# | ~
Especial to The Times-D! snatch.)
FRONT ROYAL, v VA; ~ An ssld n 2 IL
Senatorial District, composed of Clarke.
Warren and Page counties sat AZ; iria I, 20 20
nominate n candidate to succeed Ihomas
d. Gold. who will not stand Tor re-eiec-
ton. ,,,to,
prominent attorney of Front Royal. arg
Captain r. S. Parks, OF Luray. BON
men are able stump speakers, and have It
m mad a vigorous canvass Of the district.
1t looks as il each Of tho candid;a YES
would carry his own county, and SlarKe
county is the battle ErcHna M sod Gu ana
the outlook is that he will carry Clarke
by handsome majority Page - e9 }orlty
of l2O. and although 1t Is larger county
than Warren 1t has less Democratic vot t
Ing strength. all of which indicates that
The pure election law Is being OBJ
served, certainly in this part OF the dis,
trict, and so far rs can be known. az
over the district.
The question Of United States senator
ship has not entered into the campaign
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
HEALTHY PLANTS
Require the Most Careful Attention a
Well as Good Soil

Did you ever see rosebush which
despite the most bcnenccnt environment
of sol-of sunshinc-nnd of atmosphere,
seemed never TO achieve a healthy
growth
A ton OF manure will not help Il plant
that has cauker eating out It's heart.
You must destroy the cause before you
can remove the effect.
You cannot cure Dandruff and Bald
ness BY rubbing on hair lotions, anc
rubbing In yaseline. etc.
You must look TO the cause OF Tho
tronble--it's germ at the roots of YOU
hair which causes it, to fall out.
] Newbros Herpicue destroys the germ
4 and healthy hair is the sure result.
4 Sold by leading druggists Send l0c II
I stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co,
1 Detroit, Mich. Owens g. Minor Drul
| Co. Special Agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
Walker-McCorkle.
fsncc;al 10 Tho Times Dispatch.)

mnrringe vase solemnized in the Presby-
evening at $40 o'clock, the contractaing
parties being Miss Emma stri sRa 1o Nc,
Walker, of Charles City county. Va. Roy.
DR.. A. G. Buckner. pastor of the church
oGlciatcd, and Mrs. Wood, of Lynchours.
presided at the organ and played the
"T The as.endants were Miss Leila Nc
Corklc, sister OF the bride, with DR..
Charles r. Burlss, Of Roanoke. Va ~
After a sumrtuous reception oa,,n at IN, tae
on trip West. The bride Is a daughter
of Dr. George b. McCorkle. and Is quits
attractivc; the groom Is we'll known
railroad contractor. and Is now onsageo
in work In Kentucky,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
Asthma Gan Be Cured

The statement of Mr.. !. Homan' 20
T. Adams ST., Chicago, proves 'hI' ''e
worst cases of Asthma in thc Wor4a arc
no, only relieved, but are readily cured
by DR., SchiNmann's Asthma Cure' nc
says: asthma kept me IN 1eFf'p,c MS
cry for len years until usea your
Asthma Cure, Altcrthc first trial was
changed man. | went 70 sleep ina,
nigh, and awokc next day much relieved
and have gotten entirely oyer TUG xas'A'
ma. It is now nine years s'Ace was
cured"
Sold by all druggists at 59e ana eLpo o1
Send &C stamp to DR.. II, Schlll'tta a.e t IA
S9l ST. Paul. Mimi, Tor ~ 80
package.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
Rockbridge Insurance.

fspecial to Tho Times Dlspatch.)
LEXINGTON. VA. Aug, 27.--At the an
nual meeting OF the Rockbrdge Mutual In
snrance Co., held In the courthouse IN 14ex-
Ington, Messrs, G. ", Efhnger and r. G..
Walker were elected president and secre-
tary- treasurer, respectively. There are
q, 100 shares Of stock, at $50 share, rep
resenting $l,155,oo There are 10 insurance
policies in force, the average cost OF
which for the year was 10 cents on the
500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
NORFOLK AND WESTERN
TUNNEL ON FIRE

roWa'1MoItn " v August 27,-The Ora
gan MoH Tnnne T. ON H'h Tie clnch VALLEY Rq'I
morning The ire ragged iierlee, md IN VAST st.
general offices OF the MORTIFIED oitiK In ond re-
amested tho use Of the city firSe eng:h me-
,ihe request was granted, a ,aft ON IN spe-
and hose and two hremen lett on sp''
clnl erd tnn r@T ine wyGoeoa cased and II Is
supposed the fire was star'eu ~ = '''' y
from an engine. ,rba Ron
The tunnel is 1000 feet long, tle il;'-
nose eNElne reached thoTo " : .-,.',,r...
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
THE VETS WON
ContestWaged Chiefly on Issue OF the
a84l Mann Bill.

Especial to Tho T'mesD lspaatch.)
sUFFOIIS VA. AVE. H;.-The ,, most
county primary today was the defeat Of
Hon. James o. Branch, representative y 70
the General Assembly. BY William ~,
HoWle. The contest WIS waged chleny On
one Issue, the Mann liquor BIZ, but the
dog-tax law lost Bra tch q few. votes;
Branch was an advocate Of the Mann Mann
bill and Iowle stood for tho vets. Co ON.
plete. returns from every precnct slye
Howle 1876 majority. Other winners are
BenJaminrL. Roberts. treasurer; Hop et, -.
Edwards, sheriff, and Thomas j. Chap
man. commissioners Of revenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
Mansplle-Ayres,

(specIal to Tho D!spatch.)
LEXINGTON, VA August 27-Mr,
James A. Manspila, son Of M. !, W
Mansple, OF Lexington and MISS Marga,
ret Augusta Ayers, daughter Of Mr.; JONI
II, Ayers, OF BROAD Greek. Rockhridge
county, were married "Wednesday, morn
ms al the home Of the bride = Thf OIL
~ Natural bridge. The couple We're at
tended by Miss MelissaAye RS, with AeV'
w E Anderson, 4llE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28

McLet1,ore 7o2; scbrel, s4o and MnsEra;ye,
64G; McI,emore lacks % Of q q, majority.
but ne will carry Ncwsoms, ne missing
nrree{lnct and will get enough ar s sHe0nu
though tie support port Of sobrell. who Is
dr,o3ppped. will go mostly FOR Msugrn,ve. ~.
With two precincts missing n me
$50, and Turner, 4S1. F FAX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
PICNIC AND FISH FRY
A Grand Neighborhood Frolic Held a,
Grayatt's Mill.
fspocIal 10 me 1'lmes- Dlspatch.)

Especial % The TImes-D lspafch)
l3TNA MILLS, VA. August 27,-A big
basket picnic and fish fry was held at
CARROTS mill pond yesterday and II
large crowd came for miles from the sur
rounding neighborhood.
The mill pond was hauled the evening
he iircs built Ia nv ,hem oi,t NJ doors,
Experienced old Virginia cooks hurried
to cook them.
The ladies brought fried chicken. ham,
pickle, fruit, pies and cake and melons
Mr.. J. Is. Grovall kindly gave up the
grounds and his boats. which We're APP
preciated By all.
After the fish fry and refreshments a
game of baseball was played By Man
gohick" and Frog Level The game
was tie. II TO IA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28

Messrs. n. A. Staples a, NJ !, Bryce r.ns Il a.
oven oven ii did Dr. + j. gregory. ,,o,r.sd q
cok after he branches # TIC so, mprK ad 70
1t Is the intention OF the f thn chssrter
ana eH innterial can be gotten THE a:asi me
Ltnenbtrg courthouse Us et,ro a dIrferent
s ssnuo,ss About one mile 2f this me
hns already been run and VIII, IN rev
t,nn,c IN nut In use. t5tf4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
Distinguished Guest,

(special to The Tlmes-Dspa tanh7 -, -,
LEXINGTON. VA, Angus, s7'G distIn.
guIshed young Governor Of South III C ,yses
WITH his family wh9 are fhar Mrs. A Hex
s M,Se II p. Campbell Governor HeyWIa 70
University and frequently visits LeS''lSi7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
CORPORATION COMMlS'N
PAY VISIT TO STAUNTON
(snecinl to The Times-Dlspatch.,

sTAUNTON, VA. August 27.-ffes'uei'te
George wv. Stevens, of the Chesapeake
md Ohio; General Manager c. IL DoS'o'
+. IT. scarborough engineer OF nam
tenance of way, with the State Corpo.a-
t,on Commission, were In Staunton 10
dnv IN a. special train and Inspected INC
c,hesapeake and Ohio station. President
stevens stated that the station was 70
be- enlarged. new cement pavement "oulo
take the place Of the old board PLATFORM,
and other valuable improvements "ou'u
be made here.
The State Corporation Commission was
on their tour Of inspection.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
LUNENBURG TELEPHONES
Remote Points 10 Be Brought in Touch
With Outside Wort,

Especial to The Tines-Diapatch)
ME,HERRIN, VA, Aug. 2l.-lhe Lun-
enburg Telephone Company Was organ
ized here Wednesday last with Mr.. A. NJ.
Bruce, president; e. p. Wallace, vice
president: NJ, y. Gee. secretary; T.. 7.
Staples, treasurer; i. a, Owen, manager.
The, board Of Directors consist Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
Killed on the Bridge,

(speclal 70 The, Times Dlspsaltch2;25 =
.reffrIes a carpenter employed on The
bridge over the RapEnhannook river,
where the Southern, Railway Is engaged
in double tracking its road, was struck
Yesterday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock by
chesapeake and Ohio train No, 4 and In
stnntly killed,
bridge lust south OF Remington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
Gr,,sheeiin d viii.

Especial to TIE Times-Dlspatch)
FAYETTEVILLE n. G.. AUGUST g-
Ashby. Bailey silk mill 10, 2. aged about
twenty-one years, was. to-day caught N
the gearing Of the ohinery IN the e, sn,nI,
mangled that he died IN an hour or two
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
New Kent.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
QuINTON, VA Aug 27.-Vote at this
precinct to-day. For the House, a, ],
Barnes, 81; T. G, Madison, 9. For sheriff ,
n. C, Appcrson, A. For Coinmonw ealth's
Attorney, NJ, II, Barnes, A, For Commits
sioncr, ". n. T., jones' 50. For Commits
sion. a. II. Sweet, TO- For Supervisor,
n, 4, Southall IS. For Supervisor, $. >
White. !. For Treasurer. j. II. Sweet,
AS. For Justice of the Peace, e. Is Clop-
ION 30,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
Registration at Harrisonburg.
(sncc,n, TO Tho Times. pispatch.)

y 1SVcCTNI 10 ITO 1r1Us'DIsFHt11t,1
HARRISONBURG, VA. August 81
The Registration Board for this district
finished It's work here tonight, WITH a
total OF 1902 whites and 46 colored.
In 1896 there were cast $40 votes. show
Ing that there has been cut off by the
new registration about 200 votcs-half
colored and half white,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
GOOD TEMPLA,Rs
viii Hold Annual Meeting Where FIRST
Organized.

Especial to Tho Times-Dlspatch:,
d mEes Of virE,o H> Of tie Order Of Good
Templars will hold It's thIrsyo 80 ~ cn ~"
nua session with Pioneer 1 f1u yeb q Goou
Templars, No ], Of FAILS Ii I,a ~ session
fo, several lays. This order o. Wy" nss7 ''l nv
introduced in Virginia April 4, l Ehnr cS
the organization Of the ra''1 In NAM
Lodge, which contains oNet
bers ru.o ono lodges
in the Order Of Good TempliFs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
York County.

Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dispatch)
YORKTOWN. VA, Aeg. N..The four
precincts Of York county give e 9, Mad
ison 800 and a. j Barnes w, VOTES IN ,o-
the House of Delegates, 81. VIVA. voce
plan worked admirably. Vote light.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
BARNES DEFEATS MADISON
incomplete Returns Indicate this Re-
suit
Especial to The Tlmcs-Dispatch)

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, August 81,
1t Is believed that A. j. Barnes defeated
%. c. Madison for the Democratic nolnl-
nation for the House Of Delegates to-day.
although the fact that the telephone,
wires between here and Warwick ana
New Kent counties have been down all
day, makes it impossible to get the COM
The returns from all the other coun-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
HOWELL THE NOMINEE
Defeats j. O. Branch in Isle dwight by
81 9.EI Small Majority

Especial to The Times Dlspatch9
WINDSOR, VA, Aug. G.The Demo.
cratic primary in Isle OF wight was nelo
to-day. Tho contest for the representa-
tive was very close w. f. Howell de-
feats J. Q. Branch, the present delegate
by O small majority.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
LAMBETH TO RUN AGAIN
Capt Dey Denies Intention Of Overrid-
ing Stata Corrttee's Plan.

l Especial to The -Dispatch:) S..
stated that s., s. Lambeth. Jr. who stood
for election to the Legislature last year
on the Dey ticket, will run again. Cap,
tain w. H. lDey says he has never had
plan Of viva voce voting In the primary.