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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-06-01
obsequies Of Mrs. NOlte.

The obsequies Of Mrs. Hy. Nolte.
who died on Monday last, Mt the
residence OF her brotherin-law,
Mr.. Henry Oerding, near Gonzales
was largely attended yesterday
evening. The remains were laid
To rest in the Public cemetery IL,
this city, Rev. Dziewas. a Luther
an minister Of Skinner, officiating al
the grave. He made a most inn
pressive talk. Mrs. Nolte, who
leaves husband and seven child
rem, was highly esteemed, which
fact was attested ny the large at
tendance and the numerous hlral
offerings with which the grave was
covered. The bereaved relatives
have the sympathy " their friends
Il, their sorrow --tionzales Inquir-
en-.
Mrs. Nute WINS the eister.in,law
af Mr. Gerhard Nolie Of orr city,
and Gerhard attended the fnneral.
1t is rumored there has been a
change Of firm AZ the City Drug
Store. hut na 10 whom are The new
prorrielnrs has not yet heeu de.
tcfmincd .
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-06-01
Election Notice.

BE 1t ordered BY the BOARD of
trustees of Sinner Independent
School District, that an election be
held at the Fire company's house
in the town ofShiner Lovaca coun
", Texas, in said Ghiner Independ.
ent School District, on the 2lst
day of June, 1904, to determine
whether or not special tax OF
twenty cents go ets) on the one
hundred dollar property valuation
upon all the taxaIA property in.
said Sinner independent School
District shall be annually levied
and collected for the current year.
and to be annually levied and colleC-
ted hereafter until discontinued a
provided by law, Tor the suppo t
and maintenance Of the public free
schools in SAID Sinner Independent,
School District. Mr.. e. Saetter
is hereby appointed jAdge of said
election and he shall select two
Judges and two clerks to assist him
in holding the same. Only prop
erty tax payers us shown by the
last assessment rolls who are quail
flied voters in said Sinner In6e-
pendent School District shall b
allowed to vote in said election. A
copy of this order signed by the
president CT the board Of trustees of
aaii Sinner independent School
District shall serve Ms proper
notice ofsaid election. and shall hp
posted up at three public places in
said Sinner independent School
District, and shall be published
in newspaper in said Sinner In
dependent School District.
J. c. HABERMAcHER.
President of the Board Of Trustees
of the Sinner Independent
School District.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-06-01
AN ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING.
Sinner Truck Growers Get Together.

A splendid meeting of the Shi :
ner truck growers was held at the
opera house last Saturday evening.
MIR. Joseph Kram, the president,
and Mr.. Philip Welhausen, score
tary, we're on hand to attend to
t leir duties. Orders were placed
{ { 81 pounds ofonion seed for fall
D painting. enough to plant 25 acres.
The price of the seed is 81 per
pound, and two pounds will plant
an acre Mr. Joseph Kram report
ed that he had planted 1 ia acres
in potatoes and onions, and al
though cut short some by the
spring drouth, he realized sl2S.54
net from his sales. Mr.. John Kas
per had one acre in onions. which
brought him in 1924 30 net, and
Mr.. Jacob Strauss netted $42 20
from a small patch. This ground
can be replanted this year in June
corn or onions. 1t is tue inten-
tion to plant at least four acres in
cabbage this fall Another car
~ -
out this week. Any one wishing
onion seed can leave their order
with Mr.. Philip Welhausen at the
bank.
The following new members
were added to tie roll; John
Behlen, Cnas PEEL. ST.. Joe Pod
sim Chas See Geo W Wehmann
onas' Draeger' w. l. ofmand ana
John G. Casper.
The Sinner truck growers may
now he bonsidared nm a firm haste
lhey nave been a little slow to re,
spOnu 10 THIS movement, but they
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-06-01
sSoseooseesSoaoSeoOoOS
: LOCAL NEWS. :
100000 ~ - 100000
RAILROAD lime TAsLH.


VAN bhANNh- WASO ~ 1OAhOMs
Train No. % arrives from Waco at
i'25 pm.
YoAKuM TO WACO.
Train No. Al arrives from Ycakum
at 2:29I m.
IN Antonio ice cream at e. c.
Mcrseburger's,
Mr. Ray Dickson of Wharton
is in the city visiting his aunt,
Mrs. VIM. Green.
Mr. Frank Erms has sold his
$50 acre farm to Green and Wei
hansen.
Commissioner Geo. W. Web
mann was in the city last Saturday
talking to the boys.
have just engaged first class
horse-shoer; give him trial.
q. II. FRTTscHE.
The jovial Fen Sass dropped in
lac! 'Thurpday TO call on his many
customers aud friends.
Repairing done promptly and
satisfaction guaranteed at G. H.
Fritsehe's.
Mr.. Chas. Muecke is making
some nice improvements on hip
residence in the south part of town.
Mr.. e. B. Keesler has made APP
plication as administrator of the
estate OF G. K, dochak. deceased.
Mr.. G. l.. Stavinoha, candidate
for the legislature, was in Sinner
last Thursday interviewing the
voters,
Mr.. GA. Pannlwitz has just
completed the echolastic census of
the Sinner Independent School
District.
Kohernot and Son made heavy
shipments Of cattle from their
Jackson county ranch last week to
Cuba.
Mr. and Mrs G, /. Jaeggli and
children we're visiting the family oil
Mr.. J. D. A. Meyer near Sweet
Home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Wsngemam
were visiting relatives in Frels-
burg, SeaIy and other points dur
ing the past week.
A party of about dozen young
folks were ont horseback riding
last Wednesday night, and were
having an enjoyable time.
Mr.. Valentine Huehner has sold
his SO acre farm to Mr.. John Va
lusct at $4250 per acre, amounting
to $3.78S 90. Farm land is bring
ing good price around Sinner.
The residence property at pres
ept occupied by A, w. Hinrichs
will be sold on Tuesday June 9TH
at sherifi7s sale before the court
house door in Halletsville, under a
Judgment of $3.50 in favor of An
drew Kranz against A. W. Hin
richs.
o. e. Cook, a botanist. has dis
c vered AN ant in Guatemala that
Q is Il boil weevil. A ship load
Of them should be brought to Tex.
as ut once. They would pay bet
ter than a cargo of bananas. Look
to the ant thou sluggard."
Flato & Eckhardt, druggists,
sell DR.. Mendenhall's Liver Regu.
fator, the great remedy for Consti
patton, Liver Complaint and Bill
iousness Large bottles 25c; tastes
good, and lift is not better than
any other Liver Medicine, they are
authorized to refund the money
oaid for it.
shiner's dentist, Dr.. G, NJ War
renftls, proposes to devote peme OF
his spare time to truck farming
He has leased the lot adjoining
Eriische's blacksmith shop and
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-06-01
Land for Sac

Two tracts, one Of 93 acres and
me of 100 acres. about ? l. miles
of sinner. Apply 10 II.
y Woods, Sinner, Texas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-06-01
Fresh Eggg and POULTRY Wanted.

Farmers, bring us your fresh
eggs and chickens. We want sew.
eml thousand dozen eggs weekly;
also all of your chickens. Highest
market price in CASH paid.
S. A. CARNEs & Son.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-06-01

Mr.. Norman Pcth was in the
city -ey"ra days this week visit
ipg liis br3theh Mr. Arthur roth
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-06-01

Butchers and stncKmen's hills o.
sale, put up in convenient form
carry IN pocket, for sale at Tn,
Gazette oihce.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-06-01

Mr. John Morg,muf Dreyer wac
in the eits hs, Friday on bushes.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-06-01
Announcements.
Rates Gosh In Advance.

The GAZETTE is authorized to an-
nounce the following candidates
subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic party:
For County Judge;
c. j. GRAY.
For District Clerk:
Il. r. LONG.
For Sheriff:
A. B. NOBLE.
For County Treasurer:
A. B. DEVALL,
For County Clerk:
JOHN BUCHANAN.
TOM A. HUNTER.
For Tax Assessor
EUGENE TURK.
l.. w, VALENTA.
For Tax Collector:
). l. BENNETT,
For Commissioners of Prpcluals3&7
GEO. w. WEHMANN.
ROBERT y. KEY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
FIFTH DISTRICT.
5Pittsvlyaniia County.

CHATHAM, Al Nov. 9. Returns from
forty-three precincts in Pittsylvanla
county give Parker. 1857 4 Roosevelt, $50:
swanson, 2,o27; stovall, 2se. The county
will go for Parker by eleven hundred:
swanson. nineteen hundred. swansons
majority IN the district will reach four
Thousand; Parker'sa twenty-five hundred.
Less than sixty per cent. Of the eligible,
vote was polled. 8 Is
stoyall carried Carroll. Grayson and
Floyd counties by small ma 5ority.
II. Carroll County.
X 8TMLLav1LE, VA. Nov. Il Nineteen,
i precincts out of twenty three give Parker
seven hundred land forty-three tvd.es;;
Roosevelt eleven hundred and fifty four;
Swanson eight hundred and eig hty-four;;
&stovall ten hundred and sixty-four. In
1902 the same precincts gave Swanson
ten hundred and eighteen and Davis
eleven hundred and seyenty-two.
Grayson County.
SF INDEPENDENCE. " A.. Nov. 9:------All
precincts heard from give Swanson, DEM
$ocrat, eight ma ority. over stovall. Re-
publican Roosevelt carried the county
by 17a. s III ~ e g9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
SOCIETY VVEDDIN G..
Attendants Serenade Welded
Us, Pair With Bass Drum.

sg Especial to The Tln1ee-D spatcn.J 9..ss5..I5
NORFOLK. VA, y ov. "a Q. - ST. Luke's
Church was packed beyond Its seating
ScapacityEby society 10 ks tonight at the!
we'd lnE al iss M ar EarAt sTRy lor Wilson
To-; Lieutena lit Richard Spencer Douglas 9.
United States navy 7 he3 ceremony was
performed BY Rev. wv. Al. Barr, rec or OF
Z the church, The best man. was Cap
tain James c.. Breck enrid &c, United States.
Marine Corps. The maid Sof honor wa 8
Miss Abbic Wilson. sister Of the hr
The bridesmaids were Miss Diana r. ID :.
dick, OF Suffolk: Mics Sarah Garther, Of
Baltimore: Miss Nellie Little, Mise Ethel
Hardy Miss Emily w llson al I'd Miss Ruth
Wilson, Of Eorfolls x. and Miss y ul!a9 Bid
good, r. OF Richmond. "a IN. 81 ID Y.
The $groon1smen we're Assistant Pay.
mas ter Wal Ter p. Sharp, Lieu enant
and Edward McCauley, United States
navy. The ushers We're Robert Pekran1,s
Percy Jones, "A. 3. Schwarzkopf j ohm
Berkey, Frank wilcox and Garrett Jor-
dan, all of Norfolk. &!2 33$ lE!ss ta
T he 4 bride and groom Will spend to-
night at Old Point, and n VI II Tomorrow
proceed North on nm EXTENDED wedding
trip E, s3S g I, t
tEroomsmenB and sus hers secured a bass
drum and some horns.9 mounted carriages
and drove around TO the virginia Gu b.
and ~ from there through some OF q the
sdown.t Own streets, bea Tin & 4 he drum nd
blowing ttef fnrns call the while. ~ Thew
5crea ted "A 4 great am punt Of noise and
little harmony. 4s%s5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10

cincts the Republicans were somewhat
active IN turing out their votes. while me
Democrats wore entirely indifferent and
active in turning out their votes Willie the
go Democratic votes. were polled, wis,le
81 Republicans voted The vote In tho
county was so close that both parties to-
night claim small N majority; Without
yelt's 81 majority, and Towards tfor
Congress- IS majority at Passapatanzy
VII overcome or at least even up, Par ar
Eourtho,lse,. and 4 small majority at
Shiloh precinct. Tho Democrats claim Il
majority FOR Parker ard Rixey IN the
county. but nothing positive car, be do
termlned until the official count is made
Fauquief County.
Y wARRENToN. VA. Nov. 9.--Comple.e
returns throughout Fauquier county give
Parker 1850 votes and Roosevelt 1854. Par
ker's majority. s44. Congressman Rixey
nna he Of RaFksr LIZ
1885, O. majority OF 937.
Louisa County.
~ LOUISA. VA. Nov. o.-The returns as
far as heard from are as follows:,
Courthouse Precinct Parker. 1t6: Roose-
,elt; s.. neller Cross Roads preenc Ct.
Precinct rker. 30; roosevelt, ii. Z A
Green Springs District: Z&ion Prcclnct---
Parker, %; Roosevelt, 8. Mechahicsvilic--
Precinct Parker, II; Roosevelt, Is. Tree
william Precinct-Parker So; Roosevelt. g..
Cuckoo District: Thompson Cross Roads
Precinct Parker. 30; Roosevelt, 8. Fred
eiick's Hall Preclnct--1'arker. 81: Roose-
velt 10. Centseville Prectnct--Parker, s.;
Roosevelt, q. . ,sa
jackson Districts: Jackson Precinct
Parker 30; Roosevelt. %. Bumpass Pre-
cinct-Parker. 49,; Roosevelt 25 Shelton
Mills Precinct-Parker. 70; Roosevelt, %.
ETotal-Parkcr, 1863; Roosevelt, $50.
Cuckoo not heard from Will probably
give Democratic majority OF ZIG IN coun-
ty. !,
strength but great apathy on part Of
Democrats. t5
Registered votes OF county. 1880.
n Rixey ran ahead OF ticket. and his ma
ajority is lin the nelghborhood Of $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Culpeper County.

CuLPEPER, VA, Nov. e.-The vote. as
County ot vi tor President is as follows:
Ga aans P gaExsr 5?s Rd aaessXslt
stevensburg, Parker 49,: Roosevelt, So. %
Eggbernsvile Parker, So; Roosevelt, 2S.
Browns Store, Parker. q; Roosevelt 3d.
Xeyy1lle paFeer 81
Rlehardsvllle, Parker 6s: Roosevelt Z,
Mltsts!is, T ;pk'; E a x$5 Roosevelt -
join ans :. R IissS Democrat for Congress,
will run 15O votes ahead Of ticket.
Loudoun County.
rjEEsBURcis VA, Nov. Parker and
Davis received majority OF 400 over
e aSnssssi and John i. Rixey defeated hls
Republican opnonent =, T. H e, L,il . n Z
p 5HuaHg,'' By b. majority Of 1850 Tie
Democrats carried all the preclncts IN
the county, except Bol!ngton and 'Loyetts-
vile RXsys majority at Lss1sbgYIg Was
q Orange County.
vote es Mas poled il tSis county yssterd!asyy.
The vote Is as follows: PARKER seq
Roosevelt 49, For snSIi hx tx
y
Alexandria, Va.
ALEXANDRIA,. VA. Nov: 0,,-Returns
from 4leSandrla and FalrfaX u c .',lt !.
iconlpareii with that Of four years ago.
Ta1lFfas f9psnsy amo Tho
Vote ynt Of aAlesandria county was 81 Is.
treney small the three districts to- to,al''n Is
trlots ra a! ParKer i2s votes u Rooseyclt'a
d. RixeYs nuJor!.y eyer Howard Y, w Is
from 800 Ia 400 Eight precincts of this
county gave Pa ker 81, Roosevelt l9t; II n
1900 these precincts cast "a total OF j 6o2.
VII Ri majority Of. ss for Mckinley, Rixey
defeated Howard y IN s. .'le latter's own pre-
cipct by majority Of q. G s ~
King George County, 3S@9
rnMoRN. VA, Nov 4. Out Of a total
osi20o votes only about 500 were ssG polfISSa VIZ
~. atmsailess vote ever cast In the county III
elsssio M. 1891 ata}e aad
fhe election, But little iterest was mani,
Tested 10y either party, but at several pre-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
VIM. ]. BRYAN ON THE
EuIuRE QE D:MQCRAGY.
(continued from First Pnge.)

4
livery. The weakness OF Judge Parker's
position was that the charge1was made
at the close OF The campaign, when It
was neutralized by a counter charge.
Tho trusts cannot be fought successfully
by any party that depends upon the trust
funds to win the election. The Demo-
cratic party must make It's attack upon
tho trusts so vehement that no one Will
suspect aid from them. II will DO to its
advantage II It viii begin the next cam
paiEn with an announcement that no trust
contributions will be accepted. aud then
prove it's sincerity by giving the public
access to Its contribution list,
Have a Chance to Settle.
President Roosevelt has four years In
which TO make good his declaration that
no obligations were incurred by the ac-
ceptance Of trust funds. ae Will dlsap p
point either the contributors or the
voters. If he dlsappoints tho contributors.
process Of settlement II he disappoints
the people, they will have q chance to
settle with his party four years hence
".rhe party must continue Its defense Of
the interests Of the wage earners: At
must protect them from the encroa CHI
anents OF capital, It must insist upon
remedial legislation In regard to hours
and Arbltratlon, ana tHust ~ slihHl >NiA S
authority OF tho courts In contempt cases
as to overthrow what IL known as gov
ernmbnt bv Injunction.
Elect Postrnasters.
',The party must continue its opposition
to national banks or issue. and must in
sist upon I'd ivorclng the Treasury Depart
nent from Wall Street. The party must
continue Its fight for the pular election
OF senators q and for direct legtsla ton
VII reverS The. prncip leec can sbc applied. It
must not only hi irtai19 It's position on
old isstes, but tir1ust dvance to the CON
sideratiotl ! Of & new questions as they
ar,se.sss SSs $ss II. q
A,np,,x e eseg Nj. Bryan, mentioned the
postal telegraph system. state ownership
4 Of Ground .2the electi lon OF Federal Judges
OF liked terms, ana the election. OF post
masters BY tho people for their respective
communities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
welt 81. Swallow 2. Jones 122, Trader SO:
Shumansville--Park 3s. Roosevelt So


welt 81. swallow 2. Jones 122, Trader So
Shumansville-P 3s. Roosevelt 36.
Zones u 1. Trader IS. ~:
II 6parta-Parker H. Roosevelt ~, Jones
az, Trader 20. Watsons1. Ell
% Whites Parker Il. Roosevelt IS.
Jones Is. Trader 90.
a. dison-Parker 36. Roosevelt II.
Swallow B. Jones 49,; Trader 16. ~
Balty--Parker IS. Roos welt %. Swal-;
low 2. Jones SO. Trader II, Watson 2, Nc
Culiock I. McTier 2.
8Gouldsnnans--Parker 20, Roosevelt 20,
Jones 81. Trader 10. 4.
Reedy Church 4s. Roosevelt Z, 4
Jones 4S, Trader s. * 4 US 3
Five more precincts to hear from. Park
er's ajority will probably be 200lin the
county About one-haf OF the Demo
cratic vote cast. Nearly all Of the Re-
publican vote turned out and voted. II
M Spotsylvania.
Special to The Timea:D !spatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG " Ar Nov, 9 ~
Spotsylvania county complete, exact fig.
sures not obtainable, gives a small ma
sjorltyf for Parker for i President and Jones
FOR Congress. a #
King and Queen.
Especial to- The Times. Dispatch.>
KING AND QUEEN c. H, Nov. Pr
This county gives Parker 500. Roosevelt
g1s4 Jones fDem.) for vi Congress Se5.
Trader tRep) 115.
King and Queen.
B1scoE, VA, Nov. 9, THE vote at
Newtown was-Majority for Parker, p;
majority for Jones, 81: Clarks majority
for Parker, 4s; Clark's majority for
Jones. IS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
FOURTH DISTRICT,
Petersburg.


PETERSBURG. VA, November 9.-Tic
total vote cast IN this city was ,0s6, OF
which Parker received 942 and Roosevelt
IA. In tho congressional election Hon.
r. G. southnll, Democratic congressman
and candidate for re-election. received $5S
votes, and Judge Charles Alexander, Re
publican 1872 Roosevelt ran ahead Of Ills
ticket In every ward III the city.
Brunswick County.
LAwRFNcEvI1LE. VA. November O.
Full returns from county, with exception
of one precinct, which will increase Dem-
iocratic majority. give: Parker, 57I; Roose-
Welt. 12s Swallow, 3: Southall 62?: Alex
andcr, 124.
Mecklenburg County.
BOYDTON. VA. November 9.--1ncon-
plete returns Of the vote In Mecklenburg
gives: Parker, 4oo: Roosevelt, III. For
congressman: Southall,. Democrat, $50;
Alexander, Republican,, III.
SMITHS CROSS ROADS. VA, Nover11-
Der 9.-Thc following votes were poled
at this place: Parker, 50: Roosevelt, TO-:
southail, 50; Alexander, Is. Other precincts
heard from, as follows: Boydton: Parker,
1873; Roosevelt. 81: lexander. S.; southall
100. South Hill: Parker. 50: Roosevelt, 40;
Alexander, 80; southall, 50. Il La Crosse:
southall. 1o1: Alexander 81: presidential
candidates notreported at this precinct
Baskerville: Parker 80: Roosevelt, o.;
southall, 80; Alexander s.. 4S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
Foxy. Rogers Here.

y Sheriff aGl! ff sRogers,&of Charlottesville.i
better known "a 8 4ttF' oxyg Grandpa '1S who
figured iextensEaly in t he Nc Cue cnse. u IS
at RgeEe IL cams as g Mason to
iaAterd the 1eeting ofathe Grand Chap
ter Mr.. Rogers us one Of the best fell
lows on ca nth, or he couldn't have got
ten tot he Mystic 81 brine, w,
s. Hs may BE here, sayeral days. md will
Fnentate Charles Fl. Phillips and Cap
tain Frant W. ~urnir ghnrn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10

to correct the trouble. Is
n The errors In question affect only the
ma tional ticket, but cannot touch the
congressional ticket. II the votes should
be thrown out because Of Improper cer-
'tificate 1t would affect half OF the city's
vote for. the national ticket.
Roanoke County.
SALEM VA. Nov 9.-Con1plete re-
turns from Roanoke county give Parker
and Davis 213ilmaj orlty. The majority
for Congressman Glass (Denlocrat) over
Hoge (Republican) is 220.
Halifax County.
HOUSTON VA Nov. 9.-:Full returns
from Halifax county, sami off lcially: DEM
ocratic majority Parker, 600; Glass. 500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
KIM, and Queen,
SECOND DISTRICT.
Norfolk. City
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch,)

(speclau to Tho Times Dispatch)
NORFOLK. VA, November 9,--The fall
Ing off In the Republican vote IN Nor
folk. the stronghold OF National Commit
steen,an Bowden, Ia conceded by Bowden-
ties hare to make the HORIZON very hazy
for his prospects with tho now daminis-
ltration and the general opinion hero is
that slemp is the holder Of tho whip han-
die from now on IN Virginia Republican
matters. III s 539 Ell
Norfolks representation has been cut
down from twelve to two in the next
Republican, State Convention, Ports
mouths from three to one and the en-
tire Second Districts from about sixty
to about twelve. III
Hugh Gordon Miller, assistant district
attorney, who has been stamping through
the North for the Republican ticket, Is
with senp, aud It Is generally thought
ner, Robert NJ. Hughes, who has twice
allowed Harry Maynard to rub IT into
hin, Az Q congressional aspirant Is also
expected to be placed and a Federal
9judgeship would not be surprising TO some
of Mr.. IIughes's friends. 1
Complete returns have not yet been
received from Princess Anne county.
Southern precincts are out q the 4 va
and there was not sufficient ~ terest ~
the elect|On 70 cuuse WV - WY ~
to transmit the results to publication
scenters. The 4 county Will increase the
Democratic column III the State.
Charles City County,
CHARLES CITY COURTHOUSE VA,
November S,wTbe election held at this
Z (courthouse) precinct to-day resulted AZ
follows; Nor President, Parker. q
Roosevelt 40; for Congress, Maynard, ~
Hail. 4, Hughes, a. 4}' II gg
doLpcR0s s. " Al. November s.--Fol'
lowing Ia returns or votes cast In Chick
ahominy District Charles city county
President, Parker. go; Roosevelt +, As; swal,
low |; Congress, Maynard. rs; lIughs's
AZ XII 8 ma Ii Y .Sf,l III (; 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Shenandoah County.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
but Correct reports from all precincts IN
Shenandoah. county, give, Roosevelt Lls'
and Keezell, Republican. are.tied at 1,1o3
for House Of Representatives,.
& Page County.
Especial TO Tho Times Dispatqh)
B5 LURx.Y, VA, Nov. 9.--lncomp.ete re-
turns from the election ! in this county
has a majority Of about thirty-three votes.
While Roosevelt carried y the county by
about thirty-slx majority. This Is con
ToO and 500 voters III the county were dis.
{franchised on account Of failure to pay
tfhafr 5rOll tax, &E gstl,'t$f 3'ts3ss