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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08
CHARGES OF FRAUD.
Democrats Carry Louisville, But
Fusionists Claim Fraud.
5B nv Associated Press,)

LOUISVILLE. KY, November -
One hundred an forty-two precincts out
Of 1874 in the city of Louisyille give Paul
G Barth, Democratic nominee for mayor,
1881 and O'Neal, Fusion, 1898. Barth's
plurality, 1854. Il a.
The earlier returns Indicated heavy
pluraHties for the entire Democratic
ticket, but the later figures showed gains
for. the Fusionists. On account of the
disorders during the day, exact figures
on four Of the close races will not be
obtanable until Tomorrow. but the in
dicatons are that the Fusionists may
elect county judge and one legislator
in Louisville and Jefferson county
Charges of extensive frauds are made
by the Fusionists against the Demo-
cratic city administration, and the fu-
sion managers state that contest MAJ
be made in the courts. Several clashes
occurred during the day, two political
workers receiving slight pistol wounds
and large number. including several
prominent citizens, being dubbed or
arrested.
The complexion of the legislature will
be practically unchanged and the Demo-
Gratis will have a good working major
,ity with which to choose a successor
10 Senator j. c. Blackburn.
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Loudoun.
lspeclal 10 rhe T1mes- pispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
LEESBURG. VA, November THE
vote poled throughout Loudouu county
was very small. general apathy prevailed
among the Democrats, though MI the
Democratic candidates were elected. Only
800 votes were cast at Leesburg precinct
out Of total registration Of over 500.
and Of this vote Swanson will get u
majority Of go.
Incomplete returns from this county
give Swanson for Governor majority
over Lewis OF $50 votes; Ellyson for
Lieutenant Governor majority OF s,5
over Kent: Ander. for Encouragement,
majority OF s75 over Rvercomb; D.
Eggleston, Jr., for Superintendent OF
Public Instruction., n majority over ]. N.
Hartman OF $50; A. w. Hartman. Jr.. for
treasurer. a majority Of $50 over Acker;
D. @. Eggleston for secretary OF Com
monwealth. a majority OF $40 over Y NJ.
Sowder, and Koiner for commissioner OF
agriculture. majority OF $40 over Eg-
gleston.
Major B. w. Lynn. for Senator from
Loudoun and Fauquier had no opposi-
ton: j. H. Cochran, floater delegate, has
majority over j. w. Hickman Of $50;
II. NJ Love for the House of Delegates
defeats William Brown by n majority OF
S00 5 ,SS{t 5tt flag n "a y s5
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ORGANIZATION WINS.
Republicans Elect All State OF.
@ ficcrs, Save Treasurer.
(By Associated Press.)

PHILADELPHIA, November Estate
Treasurer was the only State office for
Walch there was contest at to-day's
election In Pennsylvania. Judge John 7.
Stewart. an appointee OF Governor Penny
packer, was reelected associate judge
OF twenty-one years. President Judge
Charles L. Rice and Judges George Is.
Orlady and James a. Beaver of the
Superior Court, were rc-elected for a
term OF ten years. John 3. Head. Demo-
crat, was also elected Superior Court
Judge to succeed Judge Peter p Smith.
the minority member Of that body, who
failed over denomination,
Public Interest centered In the contest
for State Treasurer, for which the prin.
cipal candidates were j. Lee Plummer.
parties, and william H. Berry. rhe cam
dldate OF the Democratic Prohibition,
Lincoln and Independent parties. Berry
was also the choice Of the city party
leaders of Philadelphia, although his nom
ina ton was never formally endorsed BY
purely a local organization.
Message to President.
! City Chairman Edmonds tonight sent
the Following telegram to President
"Phnadelphla has risen to its opportu-
nifty and stands redeemed. The prin
clple OF honesty in government. so effec-
lively exposed by you, has won an over
y w5eiimn tss 'T y G@o Our majority ap-
te!egraphed: l
".The masquerade is over The crimi-
nal and corrupt combination has been
driven 4, from power By the righteous in
have only begun. Our thanks to you for
your splendid aid" -
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cratic nominee for the House OF Dele-a
gates. over Goodwin, Republican,. by q
nice majority. Six precincts heard from
out of nineteen in the county, give White
head a majority OF PSI It is not thought
that Goodwin can overcome this. This
was regarded as a close fight and the
success of Whitehead ls5quite triumph.
The election passed off very quietly. The
Republican vote fell off somewhat from
the vote for Roosevelt and Reyercomb3
last fail, while the emocratlc vote shows
n slight increase. Strode's majority IN
the Ninth senatorial district will not be-
less titan 1,200.
RoGIlrI sil, a., Nov. Grape Lawn
Whitehead, 10; Goodwin, 10: Swanson, ~;
Lewis A. Slaughter: Whitehead, ls;
GOODWIN, q; Swanson. q. Lewis, 3d. Pop-5a
lar: Whitehead, "a Goodwin. 6; Swan
son, so:5,Lewls, j. Schuyler: Whitehead,
20; Goodwin 30; Swanson, 20; Lewis, ~.
Fabers Mills. Whitehead, 4G; GOODWIN
20 Swanson, 81; Lewis. is.
3 LOYINGSTON,t5 VA, November Tn Y
complete returns fromts Nelson county
Indicate that Swanson will have 500 ma
jority over Lewis, and Whitehead, Demo-
crat. 800 over Goodwin for House.
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Nelson County.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
LOUISA, VA, Nov, 7.--Sm's majority
in county from hundred and thirty
About same for general ticket. Three
precincts to hear from.
ALTON, VA. November 7.--Niay's Pre-
cinct. Nelson county; For Governor
Skanson. "a: Lewis. CO.: Downey, 2. For
MISUNDERSTANDING -Ellyson, %; Kent,
81, For Attorney Observation-Disclosures, %;
Revercomb q; Secretary of Common
State 'Treasurer-Harman; q; AeKer, IS.
Superintendent Public Instruction Eg-
gleston "a; Harmon. e. Commissioners
OF Agriculture, Observation-Disclosures, 81;
Eggleston, "a, State Senate7-Strode, 30i
Richeson. %, House of Delegates-White-
head IL; Goodwin, ~,
NORWOOD, VA, November I.-Swan-
son bs Lewis. $; Ellyson. 40; Kent, 10;
Strobe, 81; Richeson, s. Whitehead, Al;
Goodwin, 10.
majority, 10; Strodes majority, "a; White
heads majority l. Precinct Democratic.
ARLINGTON, VA November TAR
rlngton, Roseland. Massles Mills, loves
Vile and Emington siye Whitehead and
othmer Democrats Two hundred and
thirty majority, Whitehead will win by
n safe majority over Goodwin.
AMHERsT VA, N,Syember 7.-rRetpr,nls
cate the election Of Whitehead, Demr-
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Montgomery.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
CHRISTIANSBuRG, VA, November 7,
I-Al but two small precincts have been
heard from and these Will not materlal-
ed. Swanson carries the county by Tor
t. majority,Jnnd Chas. a. johnston
5(DemocraD is elected over liermanhs
(Republican). by $50 majority.
I EVANSVILLE, VA, November -
Returns from shawsville, Big Funnel and
Allaghany Springs: Swanson, 10; ELY
son. 10; Anderson II; D. c. Eggleston,
81 w. Hnrman, Jr.. s; ], ID. Esgles-
ton Il; Eggborn, IS; G. a. Johnson De-
mocratic House, 3 majorties. Indications
county will go for Swanson and Johnson,
Democratic for house.
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Mecklenburg.
Especial to Th. Times DIspatch.)

Het Es (opeCldl 10 }lHS5llUl -DlSputCn.) s{TNft
ton gave Swanson a majority Of s.. Ely y
sons majority Is &c; Anderson's, 90; D. @.
Eggleston, 90; j.. D. Eggleston. 30: Koin-
err q. Roberts's. for State Senate. major
lily. 100. Hutchinson (Democrap for cir
cuff clerk, over Jamison (Republican). 20
majority.
r The county has gone Democratic by a
ese ers az been in TIE for pt t
circuit clerkshIi{p' ,, between e, HUTCHINSON
cept five heard from. Hutchinson has a
J. LACROSSE, VA. Nov. 7.-Returns from
Lacrosse precinct: Meckenburg county,
e. ews a stehens 1Sr nom
nee for clerk, 90; Jameson Qnd. Rep.). g..
Eleven precincts out Of 10 give Hutcheson
(Dem.) 1877 majority over w. "a, Jameson
dndD The indications are that the re-
Increase Hutchesons majority Swanson
carries the county by large ma jorty. Sew
entv-fve ner cent, vote cast.
cLARKsyILLE VA, November -
Swanson, SO: Lewis. 49,; Downey, none.
Lieutenant Governor-Elyson, Sc; Kent,
90; HollIns, !. ii,
comb "a; Shade, 3. Secretary Commons
wcalth-Eggleston 102; ,Sowder, "a, State
Treasurer-Harman. o.; Acker. 81. Public
Instruction-Egg leston, 100; Harman. %.
Commissioner observation-disclosures 1O2;
Eggborn, 20. State Senate Roberts. la2;
Hawthorn, 8. House of Delegntes-Re
l31; County Clerk-Jamlson, los; Hutchn'
CHASE CITY, VA, November ~
Swanson, 21S Lewis 20; Ellyson, 1877;
Kent. %; Anderson, 2l0: Revercomb q;
Eggleston, 21s servator, %; Eggleston,
ZIG; Hartman, 30; Koiner, 2ll; Eggborn,
So; Hartman, 2o1; Acker 29; Roberts, 2l6;
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TIDAL WAVE IN OHIO.
Democrats Probably Elect Patti
son Governor and Entire Ticket.

COLUMBUS. O.. November AT II
o'clock Tonight the Democratic leaders
tison and the entire Democratic ticket by
substantial pluralities. while the Repub-
licans simply refused TO concede such a
claim insisting that the returns were
insufficient at that hour to Indicate any.
thing except that the vote had been very
heavy and that the amount OF, scratching
had made counting very SLOW
in the cities the Republican loss exceed
ed 100 TO the precinct. but as the loss per
precinct outside of the large cities was
80 far as reported only about thirty, there
was no certainty that the loss would run
publican plurality with which COMPARE
sons were made. Less than 300 of the
4,20O precincts had been heard from at
n o'clock 49, tgs " s}5 s{5
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REPUBLICANS WIN.
Col. Guild Succeeds Douglass at
Head of Commonwealth.
(By Associated Pre-

.
BOSTON. November 7.-Lieutenant-Gov -
ernor Curtis Guild. Jr. Of Boston, the Re-
publican candidate, was elected Governor
to-day by q plurality OF %, 435 over Cen
eral Charles w. Bartlett, of Boston, the
Democratic candidate.
For the second place on the ticket, for
which there WA an unusually warm con-
test, Eben S. Draper Of Hopedale. the
Republican candidate, won over Henry
M. Whitney. OF Yrookline his Democratic
opponent. and the. leading advocate for
reciprocity, by a plurality of 1892.
Complete returns from all the 354 cities
and towns give: For Governor-Barlett
.Dem), 1889; Guild (Rep.). c03,S34 Guilds
majority. 29.435.
For nt-Governor-Draper (Rep).
1885, Whitney (Dem), $50, 599; Diapers
plurality. 3.942.
The Republicans also elected seven OF
the eight members of the Executive Coun-
Gil, and the usual large majority in both
branches OF the Legislature.
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REFORM WAVE Sweeps
ALL OF PENNSYLVANIA
CONTINUED on Second Page.)

and his followers were ready to storm
the police station If he was not released.
Flo secured bail and will be given a
further hearing. Police Magistrate healy
was also arrested for interfering with
a policeman and was released + on bail.
Similar raids were enacted In the Sew
tentf ward, the home OF Israel w Dur
ham. the leader of the organization and
in the Eighth ward. where U. S. Senator
Penrose resides. The polling place where
the senator voted was closed for several
hours, because the election officers claim
ed the police intcrfered. " d, &.
Outside of the centrally located and
thickly populated wards the city was
comparatively quiet.
700 Arrested For Fraud
The number of arrests made up TO
late hour tonight for election frauds
was about 500. Police magistrates We're
on duty in all parts Of the city giving
the prisoners hearings. The scene at the
central police station at City Hall was
without precedent More than 200 pris-
oners were given hearings there for al
legged fraud against the ballot All day
several hundred persons were gathered
in the courtyard watching the prisoners
arrive in wagon loads. Every batch OF
prisoners Kissed or hootcd as they We're
led into the city hall. The hearing room
was crowded with party workers, law
yers, bondsmen and others. AS quickly
as prisoner was brought In he was
given Immediate hearing. held In BAH
for further hearing, and promptly re-
leased by waiting bondsman. The re-
leased men were then ordered back to
their respective election divisions.
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REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
G. o. P. Makes Clean Sweep in
Chicago and Cook County.
(By Associated Press.)

F..
CHICAGO, ILL, November THE Re-
pubicans made n clean sweep on the cleo
ton In Chicago and Cook county to-day.
electing all OF their candidates with the
exception Of one man. The sole Democrat
to reach the promised land was Webb.
candidate for trustee of the sanitary
district. The Republicans elected four
Judges of the Superior Court by pluralities
ranging from 10000 to $4,000. one Judge
to HI a vacancy on the bench Of the su-
perior Court by a plurality OF about 1000,
a Judge OF the Circuit Court by 10000,
and eight out Of nine members OF the
Board OF Sanitary trustees by plural
ties ranging from 900 to 5000.
An election for congressman was held
In the Fourteenth District to fill the va
ca:cy caused by the death Of the late
B +. Marsh. James Mckinney, Repub-
li,an. OF Aledo, was elected.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08
POE AMENDMENT
DEFEATED BY 10000

BALTIMORE. MD. November Re
turns for every county In the State
and complete from Baltimore city In
dictate that the constitutional amend
ment Is defeated by Mt least N,o6o.
In legislative house will be close with
probably small Democratic majority.
Senate is heavily Democratic there being
eleven hold over Senators. Baltimore gave
over 1900 majority against amendment
and elected almost the entire Republic
can ticket
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Dick Won't Give Up.

(By Associated Press.)
COLUMBUS, November 7.-At midnight
Chairman Dick gave the statement to the
Associated Press:
THE election returns are fragmentary
ana mea9re ar tins hour. delay beng due
to the large number OF candidates and
deal OF local ticket scratching. While
mate definite figures. indications slowly
point to the reelection Of Governor Her
rick and the entire Republican State
ticket by safe plurallties.
.tSlgned) ..CHARLES DICK.
chairman"
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SWEEP
STATE Of VIRGINIA.
CONTINUED From Second Page
comb. 10; Acker. l3; Harmon, 12; sowder,
10; Eggborn. s; Harrison. "A,
King William.

Special to The Times-D spatch.)
FL WEST POINT. VA, November q
Vote pollcd at West Point for county
clerk: B, c. Garrett. a; r. o. Garrett,
10. For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., So: Lewis
55, For y Lieutenant- Governor llyson,
e2i Kent, 80, Attorney General
son, TO- Leglslature-O. @. Gwathmey.
SO; Jeter o; Hutchinson. o.
KING WILLIAM G. H.. IVA, November
IAN precincts heard from; Swanson,
ssl; Lewis. 2l7; Ellyson, not all heard
from, 1862; Ilent not all heard from. 75;
Anderson, not all heard from, 175; Reyer-
comb Repuhlican). So; D. g, Eggleston
Dcmocra), not all heard from. 1871;
Gwathmey democrat, foateD, ..ng
William and Hanover, all heard from,
s2S; Hutchinson Republican, flc~terO
so3; p. G. Farrell tDemocrnD. circuit
clerk. 4sl; Robert Garrett, dndepen-
denD, circuit clerk, 100. Six precins-ss out
0. eight In Hanover county give Swan.
al 80 y 4
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UTTER CONFIDENT.
Governor Of Rhode Island Elk
poets to Be Reelected.
IRN ASsncla ted press.l

4 PROVIDENCE. r: J., November -
A heavy poll for the Republican candl-
date for the executive chair Governor
George II. Utter which Is expected to
give him n plurality offat least 10000
over the Democratic nominee Luclus T..
Garvin, was the feature of the State cleo
ton to-day a plurality of l,cOo was the
largest looked for even by Mr.. fUtter's
most ardent supporters. Governor Utter's
running mates on the ticket seemed sure
Of large pluralIties AT midnight.
Republican gains were made in each
branch of the legislature,
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Claims For Plummer.
(By Associa ted Press.)

P1I'TSBURG, November The Ga
Izctts ncpublican at;midnight claims the
election Of Plumner BY a majority OF
from 1850 TO 10000.
At the same hour the chairman Of
neither party would give figures on vote
for State treasurer.
The Fourth District Of the Sixth Ward,
Allegheny, In which Is located the En-
tcrprise National Bank. which played
such n conspicuous part In the campaign,
went Republican by narrow margin.
but there was fusion gain of "a. The
party vote was Republican 100; Democrat
Al
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MARYLAND ELECTION,
Shows Defeat of Amendment; In
dicates Election of Mccullough.

(By Associated Press)
BALTIMORE, November 1.-THE elec-
ton In Maryland to-day was for state
conIptroler Legislature and county
officers, and In Baltimore for judge OF
the Supreme Court, sheriff city clerk
and surveyor, The issue which engrossed
popular attention was q proposed cons
stitutonal amendment. the avowed puf-
pose of. which was to dsfranchlse negro
voters, hut which aroused Widespread
opposition among many Democrats ana
foreign voters In both parties, Owing 70
tho extreme length of the ballot the
count has been slow, and AZ tate nous
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III
Lee

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
4 PENNINGTON GAP, VA. November
,7.-Young Republican, is elected to the
Legislature by 100 ma jorityI II not more;
Lewis carries county by $50 ajority.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
TOWNSVILLE. VA. November Pen
nington (DemocraD, for House, leads
Young Republican, bv 81, with five pre-
cincts to hear from. Result will be close.
County probably gone for Lewis by 15o
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Louisa.
(specIalI to The 1'itnes- Disp,

||'I NDUECIttI 20 I Ic IIIIIle0-I0I5PtitCffI
FREDER1CK's HALL, VA, Nov. u
Frederlck's Hall precinct gives Judge
Sims for State Senate, and the State
Democratic ticket 80 majority.
l.. j. Haley. Democrat, has been unani-
mously elected to the House OF Dele
gates. Indications are that the Demo-
Gratis have carried the county by. five
hundred and fifty majority.
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Gentiles Win.
=, Aasoc,oted Press

(By Associated Press.)
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. AT 10
o'clock the election of Ezra Thompson.
American or anti-Mormon, FIR Mayor.
seems certain. Returns from II of the s.
election districts give Thompson. 2,S3i:
Mayor Morris (Dem.) J, 1883. and Chief Of
Police Lynch (Rcp). candidate for Mayor,
1 OfS Ia
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Lunenburg.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch)
MEIIERR1N, VA, November ICONS
plete count from six out Of eight pre-
clncts In the county gives the Democratic
tickets 3i5 votes; Republicans. 80, with
Locklin and Plantersvile to hear from,
will increase the Democrats, 17S; Repub-
lcans, 90. Z. p. Wallace elected without
opposition also John L. Yates, ctFeres
clerk.
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DEMOCRATS WIN BIG
VICTORY AT BUFFALO

Especial to The Times-Dispa tch.)
BUFFALO, N. Y. Nov.f7.--'rhe Demo-
Gratis made n clean sweep in Erie county
and elected T. n. Adams Mayor by ma
jority OF about 10000 also sheriff and dis
trict attorney as we'll as Board Of Alder
ment 1t is the greatest Democratic VIC
tory In twelve years.
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the independent candidate in Essex coun-
~, whose fight against the machine OF.
his party attracted wide interest, was
swept into office by q majority OF not
less than 10000 and, his majority may
60 over that
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Mathews.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

$.4 Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
MATTHEW'S c.. IT., Nov. 7.-Mathews
gives Swanson, 494; Lewis 1872; Sears,
Democrat. for Senate, ,5s7; Lane, Demo-
GRAFT for House, Glh; Marchant. Repub-
lican, for House, 1l3. swanson's majority
$40; Lanes majority 5oa; Sears, no OPP
position, EST. Practically no scratching
Of the rest Of Democratic ticket.
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Middlesex.

Especial to The Times Dspatch)
STORN1ONT. VA, November Vote
in iA1iddlesex as follows, one, small pre-
cinct to hear from: Governor--swanson,
254; Lewis. 1b7. House of Delegates
Mnrchant, Republican. 15S: Lane. Demo-.
crat, 261. F. NJ. Eastman was reelected
county clerk without opposition.
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SCHMIT WINS AGAIN.
For Third Time Celebrated Fid-
die PLAYER Rules Frisco.

(By. Associated Press.)
SAN FRANCISCO. November For
the thru consecutive time Eugene
SchnlItz TIE Labor Union candidate
was re- elected Mayor by a majority of
at least $4,000 over John S. Partridge,
the joint nominee Of the Republican,
Democratic politics.
Returns from 314 precincts give
Schmitz, 42,202; Partridge, 2S,10S. In
addition to Mayor the Union Labor party
has elected It's entire municipal ticket
by majorities ranging from 10000 to 15,-
900. Voting machines were used for the
first time in all the precincts. Very
little scratching was done.