The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-05

ton, especially In the county precincts,
where many Democratic voters, asEum-
ing Democratic success as d certainty,
are likely to neglect voting.
A small vote is expected In this city
with a comparatively large majority for
Mr.. Swanson, Judge Lewis having ap..,
parently little local support. The total
city vote at the august primary was
1,2A for Martin and Montague, and 1.2ol
for the gubcrnatorial candidates.
In this Congressional district three
State Senators are to be elected next
Tuesday from tho Twenty-nfth, Twenty
seventh and Twenty-ninth Districts
Judge William Hodges Ham, In the
Tyenty-eighth, being a hod-ovcr
IN the Twenty ninth comprising this
city and Dnwddie county. Charles II.
Lasslter, OF Petersburg, has no opposl-
ton. In Prince George, Sussex Surry
and Greensville counties OF the Twenty
seventh District Senator a. r. Hobbs,
OF Mari. also has n clear field for rcelcc.
tion. r. 3. Roberts. of Chase City, Demo-
cratic candidate from the Twenty-ifth
Senatorial District, Brunswick and Neck
lenburg counties, Is opposed by a. II.
hawthorne, Republican,.
For the House of Delegates r. e. Gill,
Eemocrptic candidate for Petersburg,
has no opposition.
In Dinwiddle county the election OF r.
e. Clark. Of Sutherland. over Mr.. PEBBLES,
the independent candidate seems certain.
In Sussex and Greensvile counties Cap
tain 3. II. s1arratt. Republican, Is rum
ming against j. u. Person, Of Jarratt, the
dispute over whoae nomination in tho
Democratic primary has been atnlcably
settled.
s. B. I3arham, Jr.. of Runnywede, De-
nocrntic nominee from Prince George
and Surrey. has some Republican oppoo-
sition, as has DR.. r. s. Powell, Of Wood
view, In Brunswick county. The cleo
tion Of the other Democratic nominees,
for the House from this district s. 2.
Read IN Mecklcnburg county; =. p. Wal
lace Lunenburg, John ]. Owen. Prince
Edward: Willis c. Pulliam. Powhatan.
and j. A. Sydnor. Amelia and NottoWaS,
Is supposed to be certain.
THE FIFTH DISTRICT
Especial to The Times Dispntch)
DASV1LLEs VA. Nov. 4.-It.s pre-
dicted that the Fifth Congressional Dis
trict will give the Democratic State ticket
large majority in the election next Tues
day. This being Congressman Swanson's
home district, he will lead the ticket.
Hon. w. A. Garrett. of Henry, the pres
ent Senator from the Twenty-third Sena-
toral District comprised Of the city OF
Danville and the counties or Henry and
Pittsylvnnia. will be reelected by safe
majority. He Is opposed BY Mr.. Vim
cent Reynolds, the Republican nominee,
who is personally popular, and the
strongest man fthe Republicans could
have named. Yet it is knt-wn that he has
little expectations OF winning. For the
House Of Delegates, Mr. j. NJ. Barker,
Of Henry, is opposed by Mr. G. T. Tur-
ner, the Republican nominee The result
OF the election OF Mr.. Barker seemed
very much in doubt at one time, but the
tide has turned in favor Of his carrying
the election by a safe but not large
majority For the House OF Delegates
from Danville and Pittsylvania county
the following Democratic candidates
will be elected by large majority: 8.
H Wilson, former member of the House
John E. Taylor. and s. Fletcher Clement.
all from Pittsylva MIA.
The Republicans have been quite ac-
tive in this district during the campaign.
but for the past several days or more
the Democrats started strenuous fight
and sweeping victory is anticipated. a
feeling Of apathy on part Of many Dem
ocrats will to certain extent make a
majority smaller than it otherwise would
be II a full vote is polled.