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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-05
Patrick
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STUART, VA, Nov. 4.-The complete
election returns to-day show that Mays.
Democrat is elected by a plurality OF IS
over Barnard, independent, for the Lesls-
lature.
Fulton. Democrat, for Senate. has car.
r,ed this county by a plurality OF rs
over Greear. Republican.
w. G. Hooker. Republican. is elected
treasurer over Waller. Democrat, by a
James r. Boaz. Jr.. Democrat. is
elected sheriff ovor e. Parr, Republican,
by plurality Of os.
+. NJ Hooker, Democrat, Is elected
Commemorative attorney without oppo-
sltion.
Two OF the three commissioners OF the
revenue elected are Democrats and the
other Is in doubt.
a rather small vote was polled.
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Mecklenburg.
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BOYDTON. VA. Nov. ALL the pre-
cincts in Mecklenburg heard from save
ono small one. The result gives Goode
a majority over Wood for Common
wealth's attorney Of eleven hundred.
Reales over Phillips. for sheriff. 1907.
cogbill had no opposition for treasurer.
his vote being 1882 Pettus and MontEon.-
cry, for commissioners Of the revenue.
were elected over their opponents by ma
1orties ranging from nine hundred to
ono thousand 8. P. Read, Democrat, was
elected to House OF Delegates. without
opposition. There was about two-third
OF vote OF the county polled,
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Washington.

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BRISTOL. TENN. Nov. 4.-Mort and
Huff. Democrats. who represented Bris-
3tol and Washington county. Va, in the
last Legislature. were yesterday defeated
by W. NJ. Phillips and w. K. Brooks.
Republican,. The Republicans elected
their candidates, except for the treasurer
ana commissioners Of the revenue. j. O.
Brady was elected treasurer. p. w
EIortenstein was elected sheriff for the
third time In succession.
In the triangular fight for Common
wealths attorney, L. P. Summers. the
Republican nominee. won by a large
plurality.
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Amelia.
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AMELIA, VA, Nov. 5.-The total vote
rolled In Amelia yesterday was 400. Will
liam H. Mann, for State Senate, received
25l: F. r. Saunders. for State Senate. re-
ceived 81.
The county officers elected were: Com
missioner OF revenue. r. P. Craddock;
county treasurer. G. X. Taylor: sheriff.
w. e. Coleman; Commemorative attor-
ney, 7. r. Hardway; supervisors elected
were for Leigh District, r. w. Carter;
Giles District, Dr. NJ. Z. Cheatham; jack
son District, C. B. White.
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Charles CITY.

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PROVIDENCE FORGE. VA. November
4.-rhe vote of Charles City county, COM
plete. gives Nance majority over D. G..
Tyler for Commonwealth's Attorney Of
slxty-seven. a. 9. Franklin. colored. has
q plurality over Lewis Christian and G.
NJ Southall for commissioner OF the rev.
enue of three. John F. Nance and c. L.
Babcock elected sheriff and treasurer
without opposition.
j. E. Hubbard. ". II. Adams and Henry
Warng are elected as members OF the
Board OF Supervisors.
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Fauduier.

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WARRENTON. VA. Nov. with two
precincts to hear from. Fauquier county
gives NJ. NJ. Green (Dem.), 4s1 major
ity over w. B. G. Shumate, his Repub-
llcan opponent for the Legislature.
The election OF w. G.. Rails. as super
visor for Cedar Ran District, marks the
first time OF Republican being elected
to an Office in this county. He defeated
Luke Redd. who was the regular Demo
cratic nominee.
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Floyd.

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FLOYD. VA. Nov. 4.-Turner. Repub.
lican, 5es majority over Keen, Democrat.
for Senate. Thompson. Republican, Il
majority over Conduit. independent. for
Legislature. Simmons, Republican. y
majority for Commemorative attorney.
slusser, independent. elected for sheriff.
Weddle. independent. elected treasurer.
Phillips and Reed. Republican noEt-
nees, were elected commissioners.
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Tazewell.
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TAZEWELL. VA, Nov. 4.-Represen-
tative in the Legislature from Tazewell
and Buchanan counties, ]. p. Royal, 500
majority; Commemorative attorney. 7.
c. Bowen. majority. GOO; sheriff. S. 8. z.
Harmon, majority. $50: ]. A. Crockett.
commissioner In Jeffersonvile District.
hajority. 60; ]. G. Gillespie. commissioner.
Maiden Spring District. majority. 100
III. p. Brillain was elected treasurer
without opposition. All the above are
Republicans, except Mr.. BriIlaiu, whose
politics are an unknown quantity.
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Montgomery

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EAST RADFORp. VA Nov. 1.-The
county officers elected in Montgomery
county were as follows: Phlegar, for the
Senate nearly the entire vote; tleermans.
Republican, legislator, 242; Major Dunk-
lee, Democrat, treasurer, oho majority;
Martin. Republican. sheriff, zoo majority;
Roop Republican,. commemorative at
tnrney 40 majority; Walters, He,
publican, FIRST District, commissioner OF
revenue, 81 majority; Price. Repuplieal'
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wss pollcd. Quisenberry. Republican car
ried nockbrldge two years ago by 800.
Russell.
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TF7YT.- Nf5pUCgtLI LV ,IIIIIC"-k@1oP"tvtII7
~ CL1NTWODD, VA. NOV. i.-flilltnan.
Democrat, for House Of Delegates, carried
Russell county over Powers, Republican,
by 1o6. Hllman ,phoned here that Powers
carried Wise county by 1913, making
Powers elected by 80 majority Vanover,
Republican,, was elected Commonwcaltf's
attorneys Arlington, Democrat, elected
sheriff; Sutherland, Democrat, elected
treasurer, and John G. Smith and George
G. Smith. Democrats, elected for commits
sloners of tho rcvenlie.
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CAR AND EMPEROR
KISS THREE TIMES
3Y Associated Press

BERLIN, Nov. 4.-The court train. bear
ing the Gear, Prince Henry Of Prussia
the Grand Duke Of Hesse, Count Latns-
dorft and the Cars suite, arrived at
Wiesbaden. from Darmstadt to-day
The car and Emperor kissed each othot
affcctionately three times.
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Dinwiddie.

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D1NWIDDIE. VA. Nov. 4. Returns
from fourteen out OF fifteen precincts give
.maiorities for the following officers:
Legislature. Young; Sheriff, Galushn;
Commemorative Attorney. Epes Treas
urer. Gillian; Com n,issioner OF the rev.
enuc. districts and @. Aberrathy and
Hargrave. 49,
With one precinct to hear from. 1t Is
thought Clarke will win over Young FOR
tho Legislature BY 4 small majority. ON
Ell officers will not be affected
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Lancaster.

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IRvINGTON, VA, November Anew
bill defeats Downing, present Common
wealth's Attorney Of Lancaster county,
by f1fty-two majority.
Chowning was reelected sheriff. San
ders treasurer and Douglas commissioner
Of the revenues. all candidates Democrats.
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CraySon.

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INDEPENDENCE. VA. Nov. 4.-The
unofficial returns OF election from Gray
son county give Greer (Rep), for Senate
2O2 majority. over Fulton (Dem.): Weav-
err (Rep.), for House. 2e6 majority over
Kirby (Dem.); Phipps Rep.) for Sheriff.
elected by 1870 majority; Busic (Repo for
Treasurer. elected by about Is. PEARSON
was elected for Commonwealth attorney
by about 600 The Republicans made a
clean sweep for all district offices.
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Bank is Closed.

(By Associated Press1
coLoHAsD! sghI ING ;r G0tyli c May'c a.
statos that tia FIRST National Bank of
S Victor closed It's doors to-day by order
Of Bank Examiner La Heare. snrlnkass
Of deposits, rs result Ct the long " con ,en
tinued miners strike, IS given as sns iea
r. Nj, Woods states that al dspos l, Y,
10 $40, 600 and deposits. $304,0O,
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Prince Edward.
.,ecial 10 The TImcs-Dispatch.).

Especial to The TImcs-Dtspatch.).
FARA1v1LLE. VA. Nov. Ask out OF
the seven precincts In the county give
R, J. Carter for commissioner OF the rev.
enue. 2s2 majority over Elan Qnd.).
He will carry the county by about 300.
Judge w. Fl. Manns majority over r. =.
Saunders, for the Senate. VIII pc ABOUT
o6n.
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Stafford County.

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TREDERICKsBURG, VA. Nov. ~
NJ. Is. Lowry, Republican member OF
House Of Delegates from Stafford and
King George counties. is reelected over
n. NJ. Jones, Democrat; G. 3. Wallace,
Democrat, Is believed to be elected Com
monwcalth's attorney over T. w. Berrey'
independent.
H. c. Ghesley. Republican,, present
treasurer OF Stafford county, is probably
e-elected over w. B. Run,y, Democrat
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Eound = cure for Indigestion.

use chamhcrlain's stomach and Liver
rahlets for indigestion and find that they
suit my case better than any dyspepsia
remcdy have over tried, and I have used
many different remedies, I am nearly
fIftv.one years OF age and have suffered a
great deal from indigestion. can eat
almost anything want to now.--cseorss
III Emory. Rock Mills, Alabama. For
sale by all drusElsts'
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Henry.

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MARTINSVILLE, VA, Nov. 4.-W. Fl.
Gravey's majority over Peyton indc-
pendent, is 35i. The county officers elected
are as follows: D. 8. Davis. treasurer;
John r. Smith, Commonwealth attorney;
j. M. Davis, sheriff; B. F. VIM, COM
missioner Of the revenue.
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Botetourt.

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BUCHANAN, VA, Nov. 4.-Complete
unofficial returns show 14atane, Demo-
crat, elected over ". 3. Simmons, inde-
pendent, for House Of Delegates from
Botetourt. by twenty-six majority. The
vote in the county was about eighteen
hundred and fifty. out of registered
vote OF about twenty-five hundred.
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(special to The Times Dlspatchl
OAK TREE, VA, Nov. 4.-The follows
Ing is the vote cast in Burton District
York county, YESTERDAY ter state se1'a'e
E vi a. For House Of Delegates: a. ].
Barnes. IS; B. D. Peacnv 0. For Treas.
urer: George Il. Smith, s.. Tor SheriH;
Attorney. G. Il. Shield. 90; N. z; Bull e
Commissioner OF Reyenue: William j..
White, 80, Supervisor: D, r. Norment, 80.
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CURE youRsELF OF DRINK HAeIr-

Without Inconvenience Of any kind or
less Of business time, "Orrine" Is a
scientific preparation, which tones up the
forever DESTROYS craving for LIQUOR, 81
ner box; 6 boxes for IS, POLK MILLER
DRtJC; co, 1874 East Main Street: POLK
sNrJk.I4EyR .c,IIl,pREY co, First and
Yrosd streets. Richmond,
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Caroline.

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FREDERICKSBURG, VA, November 4.
The hot fight in Caroline county between
w. E. Ennis. present Commemorative At
torney, and A. B. Chandler. who formerly
held the office, resulted in the election Of
Ennis by over one hundred majority.
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King William.
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WEST POINT. VA. November 4.-Thc
vote at the Courthouse Precinct. King
William county. for county officers. was
rs follows: Willeroy, So; Hutchinson, ~;
Neale. GO: Fox. IS: Richards, 50; Moncurc,
49,
sc: Hutchinson, 91;. Neale, 112: Fox, 12;
Moncure. 81; Richards, Ill; Gary, 3d..
At Manquin, county officers: Willeroy,
80: Hutchinson, 4a; Neale, 80; Fox. ~;
Richards. %; Moncure. S.
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Mathews.
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MATHEWS G. f.. VA. November A..
Complete returns from Mathews county
give George Y. Hunley, Democrat, for
Legislature, 422 majority over w. B.
Chewing independent. j. j. Burk was
elected treasurer by 11e majority, and
G. E. Davis commissioner Of the revenue
by 113 majority
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VIRGINIA RETURNS.
Nearly Completed List Of Legs
latixe and County Officers.

The returns for the State came In SLOW
". even the day after election, bur the
following reports. give more complete re-
turns than way perhaps ever securea m
,ba same 1,n;,s In a Virginia general cleo
,ior. these reports all being from Times-
D,.natch .pecial correspondents
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. Su1yth County.

-(Speclnl to Tho Tlmes-DlsphtcH,l
z NrARioNs Ma, Nov, 4,-Unodclal fig
uras siya a. G. Beattie. Republican. for
the House, over w, w, George, about
90 30 majority, George ". Wright. Demo-
cra,. Will succeed himself as county
t treasurer by a large majority. w n.
ahee, Republican, has defeated James ".
Richardson for sheriff by a-small major
ttv Robert II. Williams, Democrat, has
ssfeated his opponent A, NJ. Dickenson,
nv ! close majority. Other elections arc
so close that the oflcial count Viii be
REQUIRED 10 disclose results,
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Hanover.


MONTPELIER, VA, Nov. AIN tho
election yesterday the vote at Hlggason's
Precinct stood as follows: For Common
wealth's Attorney, George p, IIaw. 1875;
w. r.. Shelton. treasurer, 1875; Cardwell,
70; John Taylor, IS; w. A. W!lleroy. n; ].
o. Hutchinson. 5Oi for Ovcrseer OF Poor,
II. ~. Perkins. so; NJ Rurross, 30: for
Magistrate. C. w. Talley lo5. In nearly
every instance tho Democratic nominees
received majority. Tho election was
worry quiet.
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Middlese:x.
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sTORMONT VA. Nov. 4-Gorge y.
EIundley was elected by 400 majority over
w. ii. Repass, Republican, and Walter
d, Chewing, Independent,
For Commemorative attorney. Y. a..
Jones majority Is 70; commissioner OF
revenue, A. Il. Jones. 70; sheriff r, B.
Segar, 305.
w il. Perkins was~re-elected treasurer
without opposition.
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Essex.

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FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Nov. 4.-ln
Essex county Judge NJ. L. Ware defeat
or cx-Judge T. e. Dlakey, present Com.
monwealth's attorney, by q majority OF
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Bedford.
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BEDFORD CITY. VA. Nov, 4,--The re-
turns show the election OF j, NJ. Specie
over S. NJ Boiling by majority 81 IA.
for the county eI.rkship
s. q Humphreyp is elected Common
,--4lth.s attorney by lel plurality over
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Page and Rappahannock.

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IiuRAY, VA. Nov. Al. Hunter Wood,
Democratic candidate for Legislature for
Page and Rappahannock. defeated 9. Ne
Hurst, Republican, by seventy-eight ma
jority.
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Goochand.

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IRWIN, VA, Nov. 4.-Complete re-
turns from Goochland county, give A. x.
Mon,eiro a majority over P. "A. L. Smith
Of about IS votes for Commemorative
attorney,
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Carroll.

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lIlLLSVILLI, VA. Nov, 4.-lThe Re.
publican ticket is elected by from ono
hundred and nifty to three hundred in
Carroll county,
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fifty. The Democrats attribute their VIC
| tory to the new Constitution.
Dickensot1.

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WISE. VA, Nov. 4--Dlckenson coun-
ty went Democratic. eecting oil the couri-
ty officers except Gommonwealtll's attor-
ney. Election quiet.
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Fairfax.

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ALEXANDRIA,, VA, Nov. 4.-Advices
from Fairfax Indicate large majority
for Machen for tho State Senate and for
r. p. Lee for the House OF Delegates.
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Nelson.
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ARLINGTON, VA. Nov. 4.-Everetts
majority will reach two hundred. w. j.
Fiji, for commissioner OF revenue, Al
ahead, with three precincts to hear
from.
LOvlNGsTON. VA. Nov. 4.-Dr. A. c..
Everett, Democrat. is ekIaed over ". II.
Goodman by one hundred and seventy
majority.
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Pattcson's Fine Majority.

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b HOWARDSyILLE, VA. Nov. 4.-Maa
jority for Camm Pattcson In the Elgh-
tenth Senatorial District IS over twelve
hundred,
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Fire in Hayti.
i(By Associated ri

AHE( By Associated PreasJ
PORT AU PRINCE. IIAYTI, Nov. -
About one hundred and fifty houses were
destroyed by fire at Peremlc, HAy.i, Mons
day.
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M. Il. Fulton ELECTED.

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FRONT ROYAL, VA, Nov. An. J.
Fulton received majority OF 70a over
C. T.. Pritchard. Republican, for State
Senator from the Twelfth District. com-
.rosed OF Clarke. Page apd Warren coun-
ties ,l5s fR
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good vote was polled here yesterday.
Hon. j. T. Lacy received III votes out OF
&: poll of 1871. losing only 16 ut his own
precinct. Tho county is overwhelmingly
Democratic.
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Richmond County.

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FREDE;RICkSBuRG, VA, November !.
Frank Garland defeated r. j, Pullen 10Y
treasu, ar OF Richmond county by three
votes.
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NEGRO ELECTED.
The White People in Charles
CITY County Failed to Vote.

(special TO Tho TImes-DlspatchJ
ROXBURY, VA, Nov. 4.-The people OF
Charles city county arc greatly excited
over the results of the election. The white
voters did not turn out. consequently the
negro. j. W. Franklin, defeated NJ. z.
southal, by only four majority Tor COM
missioner of revenue.
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No Canal Legislation.

lBy ASSOCIATED Fress.J
COLON. Nov. IA dispatch has been
received from Bogota dated November
I'd. saying that Congress has closed with-
out Initiating Legislation on the canal
prOiect.
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Rappahannock and Page.
(specal to The Tlmes-Dl spatch.)
WASHINGTON. VA. Nov, 4,-Indtca-
tons point to the election OF J. Hunter
Wood. the Democratic nominee for l.egls-
lature, Rappahannock and Page counties,
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Pittsvlyania.

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CHATHAM VA, Nov. 4.-Unoft1cial
returns from thIrty-sIx of the forty-eight
precincts In Pittsylvania county. give RI
son (Dem.) for Senate. 2.o24 majority
over Boyd OF the Citizens ticket. House
Of Delegates. Pannill (Dem.). 1890. Greg
ory (Dem.), 2,12e. Bruce (Dem.) 1853.
Citizens ticket-Gravely, 257. Lewis.
Observation-Disclosures. 1876, wicher. 44o.
Williams. 2l5.
". D. Duncan (Dem.) for treasurer OF
Plttsylvania county. 1.4s1 majority over
semones Und). Remainder Of the Dem
ocratic ticket elected by large major
itv E.tt.
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Brunswick.

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LAWRENCEvILLE, VA, Nov. 4,-Fun
returns give Charles Turnbull 1853 ma
jority over T. L. Elmore for commits
sioner In District No. !.
For commissioner In District NO. =
r. s. Mosely leads r. E. Ford by sos
votes.
These were the only contests in the
county. The candidates for the other
county offices and House OF Delegates
received practically the whole vote cast.
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A Judge EYictccl

(Spscial To The Ttnlestpispatclll
3pRINcESS ANNE Y. H. VA. MY. A.
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g Tioyd- tRepo.n,.
tx Franknn-W. s. CAREY w, {, Tor.
Erederick and WInchester-E. =. w w
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Everything else good dress
ers wear.
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dan ODD. c.,,hhs iDD..
Snnchland and Fluvanna-E. ~. 1Eas
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~ Fairfax R; T; \ Le este sr,, tp 81
i,auS,,ier and Loudoun-W. n. LEWIS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-14
BIAS BALL.
National League.

NEW YORK, 3; CINCINNATI. >
New York. Nay 1S.-After yesterday 5
brilliant exhibition. todayS game be-
tween New York and Cincinnati was
tame. The locals won through Warner 5
fine three-bagger in the seventh inning.
Attendance, 100. Score: r II Z
Cincinnati ....0 OOO0O2 ?
New York ..........2 0 zoos - 1
Batteries: Harper and PETIT; Taylor
and Warner.
CHICAGO, 8; BROOKLYN. l.
Chicago, May l3-Chicago again de-
feated Brooklyn today. Taylor's work in
the box was better than Schmidt 5. At
tendance, 2,10o. Score: Ri Z
Brooklyn $500 100000 O0-I 8 3
Chicago .............1 0 > 1000 0-3 .
Batteries: Schmidt and Ritter; Taylor
and king
PHILADELPHIA u; PITTSBURG. II.
Philadelphia, May 13.-Pittsburg and
Philadelphia gave u weird exhibition to-
day. Both teams folded like ameateurs
and the pitchers were wild and ineffective.
Attendance. 1,S66. Score: r Ii E
Pittsburg .......032O12S o-rl7 .
Philadelphia .....0 O6O40O lie Il 7
Batteries: Doheny. Vain and Smith;
Mitchell Duggleby. Roth. Doom and zim-
meT.
BOSTON, 9; ST. LOUIS. 5.
Boston, May 13.-Piatt was a complete
puzzle TO St. Louis today. But for his
wildness. the visitors score would have
been much smaller. Attendance. 2.5ea
Score: r ii L
Boston ..............0O0 3S120 .-9I4 2
st. Louis ...........0 0 90 o 20 A o. 6 3
Batteries: Piatt and Kittredge; Nc
Farland and Weaver.