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INSTITUTE IN
EXCELLENT SHAPE
Board of Visitors Holds Semi
Annual Inspection and Finds
Conditions Satisfactory.
AUTHORIZE BOND ISSuE
Seaboard Air Line Stockholders
Meet January Ioth-Lady
Seriously Hurt.

PETERSBURG. VA, December 10
The semi-annual meeting OF the board OF
tho Virginia Normand and Industrial In
stituto was held on saturday, tho 9Th.
instant. Those present were Or. S C.
Mitchell. rector; udg a. D.. watkins.
Or. r. i. Blackwell. r. G.. Sandy. ESQ.
and Mr.. o D.. Watkins. secretary.
An inspection OF the institution and
the new buildings was made. and tie
board expressed much satisfaction az tho
improvements The now member OF the
board. Mr.. r. O. Sandy. Of Burkeyllle. van
elected chairman OF the agricultural COM
mittce. The Agricultural Department. UNI
der tho supervision OF Mr.. Sandy. bids
fair 20 compare favorably with that OF
the agricultural department 81 amy in
dustrial institution in Ire south Mr.
Sandy himself ranks. possibly, ass tire
most advanced man IN S0uthside Vir-
glnia. 81 not I'm tine entire state, in
knowledge OF matters pertaining 70 Ito
cultivation and reclAlmlng OF waste lands
lie IS enthusiastic ia his belief tnat
Virginia lands can bo utilized advantage-
ousiy for the cultivation o. anything that
can be grown in amy section OF tA4s
country.
To Resume Paving.
Tho long suspended work on tne lay
ing OF cranoiitlic sidewalks Will De re-
sImed this week by te Southern Paving
COMPANY. or Norfolk. which has "a con-
tract with the city 90 do the work "a
SL0} per yard. "a rate now claimed 10 e
ururontable because ~ increase in cost
o. cement. stone and labor. A contract
for the laying ~ a g~ranouthic walk IN
the north side ~ washington street. he-
tween Union and Market Streets. has
a U.mHH-.La a.M rn.n
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Notice to Tax Payers.

THE LAST HALF OF CITY TAXES
REAL ESTATE AND Personal. for
ls.o Is NOW DUE AND PAYABLE at
this office.
EVERY male q years % age. and
n FRY person keeping house or doing
business I'm the city IS assessed for per-
sonal taxes. Those who have not paid
any city taxes during tho wear viii please
call and settle. so as 70 avoid being posted
as delin0uents.
GRADING PAVING. PIPE AND SEW
Err CONNECTION BILLS are also due
and VIII have 20 De declared delinquent II
not paid on or before end Of year.
FIVE PER CENT. wui 20 added 70 last
half II not paid on or before DECEMBER
Interest of SIX PER CENT. also at
taches 20 an bills as soon as reported de-
linguent.
Particular attention 70 called 20 the
above, as under an ordinance passed by
the city Council there can be no avoid
ancc ~ the penalty.
FRANK W CTrNNINGHAM.
Collector Of CFfv Taxes
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TRUNKS N BAGS.

WE WANT YOU TO CALL AT 100 EAST
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Business Opportunities.

OPPORTUNITY FOR PERSON WITH
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Office.
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bags in the city. We also have boys
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BAKERY.

FRUIT CAKES. 15C.. DC. AND sc. A
pound; Raisln Cake. l2hc.. Fig Cake.
Kec. pound. Can and see our large
cream Puns. 20. DOZEN 423J3 North
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Situation Female.

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CANDY.

IT'S WORTH SEEING SAMPLES WE
are showing OF Christmas Candies. Or
der now. and we Will have made aud
shipped later Jacobs's Fine BOX Can
dies. WAGNER DRUG COMPANY.
Sixth and Broad Streets.
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~oARRlAees AND WAGONS.

WE CANNOT HELP IT IF YOUR BAR
gain vehicle didn't turn out t. be as
represented Our vehicles are good. built
Tor service, and are guaranteed. A
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Steamboats,.
FOR NEW YORK.

making connection IN Norfolk with Main Lins
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PAINTING AND DECORATING.

ALPERIN & CO. PAINTERS AND
decorators. agents for Ramsey metal
signs and porcelain electric sign letters
Phone 5246.
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UPHoLsTERINc AND MATTRESSES.

WE DO F~IRST-CLASS UPHOLSTERY
ing at low prices: make new hair. felt.
combination and shuck mattresses; old
hair mattresses made over like new.
LEVY & KASS. q West Broad Street.
Phone. 103S.
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oPTIcIAN.

YOU CAN'T ALWAYS BELIEVE WHAT
you hear: you may believe what you
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myopia or astfgmatism. To know the
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the Optician, us K. Broad erect. Xxx
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CORN WANTED.

CORN WANTED.
FROM POINTS on THE RIPARIAN
mock and Potomac Rivers. shipment by
vessel. Address JONATHAN Ravens.
Washington. y. Q.
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HAT MANUFACTURING.

MEMS FINE STIFF AND SOFT HATS
made 20 order on premises az factory
prices. Hat reuaiUnE in all branches.
Marshall
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Notice.
TAX NOTICE.

office Collector Of city Taxes.
Room Z. First Floor. CITY Han.
Richmond. Va. Dec. !. 1905.
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i~scellaneou
BAKERY.

FRUIT CAKES. FROM % TO IS CENTS
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For Sale.

WE RETAIL GOODS AT DISTILLERl
prices. Nothing but straight goods IN
stock Price and Quality. the two great
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ASH sIFTERs.

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GIN.

DR. LEE BARRONS BUCHU GIN WILL
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Il don't taste Ike medicine either. -Four
fun quarts. $50. THE PHIL g..
KELLY CO. GNCD
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CORN wHIskEY.

MAIZE IS 4 INCIDENTALLY
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ened by age. -Four ull quarts only
SO. prompt delivery Phone 1853 TII1
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Board Wanted.

FURNISHED ROOM. WITH BOARD
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Miscellaneous.
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New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
CUMNINS DEFEATED.
I0ua Gorernor Fails Of Reelection
Probably by 10000.
Ls- -.legraph 70 The rrLaans. l

Des Motnes Iowa. Nov. 6.-Every indication
tonight points TO the election of Claude Por-
ter, Of Centreville. Democratic nominee for
Governor Of Iowa. with a probable majority
Of 10000 The Democratic state headquarters
estimate his majority at 50000. All returns
50 far have come from the Cummins strong
holds and show a decided loss for him.
The defeat Of Governor Cummins for a third
term in Iowa is attributed largely 10 the re-
moval of the circle from the Australian ballot
by the last legislature. II compelled the
voter 10 mark cross before the name of every
candidate for whom be desired to vote and en-
couraged scratching.
Governor Cummins believes the defeat comes
ifom The votes Of the stand patters." Joined
with the Democrats The defeat Of Governor
o1nlinlns VIII be a blow 10 his ambition to
become United States Senator. as it was widely
admitted his only desire 10 be Governor was TO
Keep IN the political lmeligh. until two years
from now, when the successor Of Senator Allison
will be- chosen
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
NOMIN4TORS UNDAUNTED
Take Steps at Once to Perfect
Permanent Organization.

The Judiciary Nominators last night issued
the following statement
We read I'm tie result the overshadowing i'm
porfance Of the Governorship issue, in public
estimation. oye- the really more important issue
Of the judiciary We believe that had the voters
given more thorough consideration TO the ju-
dietary issue there would have been ma
teriaI difference in the result
The Judiciary Nominators believe that after
the way their efforts We're received by the pub
lie there is a desire 10 have them remain in the
cold and continue TO fight for COMPETENT and un-
Loeead Judges Steps will be taken at once to
,,erfect a satisfactory, permanent organization
toward this end.
Tho Judiciary NominatOrs also are in the field
"a eac1Ire separate judiciary elections. and a
haIIot which will make independent voting no
more difficult than party voting.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
WESTCHESTER'S SURPRISE
Republicans Szceep County-H ard
Gircs Hughes 10000.

W. l.. Ward. Of the Republican National Com
rnitteee. last night claimed the state for Hughes
bv over 10000 Westcht ster. the banner Repub-
ucan County. he said. went 5000 for Hughes. a
cain Of nearly 5.eOO over the plurality given TO
Higgins two years ago. The Republicans have
carried every city and town in the county. The
plurality for Hughes in Mount Vernon is
nearly l.7OO Mount Vernon gave Higgins a
plurality of S0G two years ago. Hughes carried
New Rochelle by over 500 White Plains by 650.
Ossiniag by 357 Mamaroneck by 80 and Pei
ham by 157 Yonkers WIS in doubt. but is
claimed by the Republicans. The Republicans
claimed the election OF their entire ticket. with
all four Assemblymen-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
LHMSEN'S UDSQUEAL
"FINGEY" JOINS IN CRY.
Frantic attempt by Hearst Men to
Ian Defeat to T1ckery.

Fraud was the cry from the Hearst faction
last night and early this morning as soon as IL
became obvious that there was no longer any
reasonable doubt of the election of Mr.. Hughes.
Early in the night Max Ihmsen had teephoned
to his beaten chief that election returns were
being held back from upstate districts To this
Mr. Hearst replied. when reporter carried the
message: so they are up to their old tricks
again"
At l o'clock this morning ". J. Conners.
chairman of the Democratic State Committee,
gave out the following statement:
If the returns don't change, I think Mr..
Hughes will be elected. II will be a close vote.
Our opponents have resorted 10 everything in
the way of ha ndling money. IN probably every
election district up the state they have bought
and purchased wherever they could. They had
| the money: we didn't. This election was run by
us on a straight, honest basis. We did not try
| to buy or purchase votes If there is anything
| to contest. will contest II. We've got 10 ind
| that out yet. They had more money IN one
| county than had in the whole state
Mr.. Corners sent the following telegram to all
| county chairman in the state late last night:
Election close Results in doubt. Guard the
returns See that get every vote poiled for
| Hearst and the Democratic ticket, and that no
| frauds are perpetrated by our opponents An
| honest election will give us a great victory
The Gilsev House provided all kinds of fun for
the reporters all night. About . o'clock Mr.
| ChanIer said that Mr.. Hearst had given up
Early in the evening Max Ihmsen came out and
announced that NJ Linn Bruce conceded the
election of Chanler. Mr.. Bruce had no recoilec-
| tion Of Anything Of the kind when he was asked
about it. The next gem was the expected an
nouncement that Hearst was being counted out.
Mr.. Ihnsen. apparently in effort to make
all his watchers To look out for frauds and
warned them of the crimes the Republicans were
trying to commit
Just a specimen of Ihmsenian literature
his burning words follow
Urge your watchers to utmost vigilance. Re
turns from Republican strongholds everywhere
withheld Compel immediate declaration of re-
suits Hearst elected by 10000. Don't permit
victory to he snatched away by fraud. Fight
for your rights
Mr Hearst. few minutes earlier, issued this
statement or hts press bureau did so for him:
| am very much encouraged by the reports
that | have received 50 far have received no
bad news. When I said that l would have
10000 majority meant it.
Charles F. Murphy and ]. Sergeant Cram got
to Tammany Hall at $50 and went Immediately
to the executive committee rooms. where the
election returns were being received
At1I:3O O'Clock Mr. Murphy said:
II Is now clear To every one that Buffalo
this Organization did nothing more than recos-
nize and obey the demands OF the people
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
ROCK GREAT IN DEFEAT
Sans Il Made Good Fight, Any-
zrou'-GIad Hughes Won.

In an interview late last night. Thomas Rock
renpbJican candidate for Senator from the l4th
District. said;
Grady has beaten me out, but have made a
very good run. This district vas vas always M car car,
tiTu Iad q down He will not win by more than
S11 this wear. l have been defeated. and am
satisfied ,. -. =, -.
,,uLns - elected as Governor ! went out Of
5ts,,ic- 10 boost Mr.. Hughes. / believe Mr..
Hughes IS a sincere man. and think the best
man for the people.
81, a. The laborng INople helped me ont in
,,,," 5eht, but the majority Of aboring people
are not alive To their own interests. MADE
5,ia,I feel thankful 10 -he newspapers for the
way they supported me-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
BUFFALO VERY CLOSE.
Hearst Ahead- Erie County Light
for Hughes.
Lsy TeIssraph TO The Tribunal


buffalo. Nov. 6.-Returns from all the election
districts in this city. after careful compilation
show that Hearst carried the city by 154 votes
over Hughes.
Early figures left the result in doubt Later
ones gave Hearst a very small lead but the
corrected returns leave plurality for ''Fngey''
Conners's man Of 154.
The total vote Of the city for Governor was
1904 There Is a check on this total vote.
since Cuthbert W. Pound. candidate for Suprerns
Court justice. ran on all ticksts and his total
vote was 62646 1t is apparent that the votes
as tabuated on the Governorship are approxi-
rnately correct.
The vote in the city indicates that Hughes
carried the County of Erie by between 1000 AMI
1900 votes for the county outside the city varies
little in results. and always is good for strong
Republican plurality. Out oo sixty-three towns
figures from forty gave plurality OF 1874.
All the Republican candidates on the state
ticket carried Buffalo except Attorney General
Mayer. who lost 10 William s. Jackson. a Buff
faionian. by only 5+1 votes
Lieutenant Governor Bruce's plurality in BUT
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07

towns of the state, although in the mill towns
and the cities. where the labor element entered
largely in the makeup Of tho voting body. he
polled large vote. Boston. Which usually gives
q Democratic candidate for Governor about 20
900 went back on Moran to-day. and the best
that ne got out Of the deal was something over
14000.
\ peculiar feature of the election was the fact
that while many OF Tho Republican precincts in
Boston and other cities showed gains for
Moran. the heavy Democratic precincts revealed
Republican gains. Thousands of Democrats
voted for Guild as n protest against the cam
paign of abuse which the Democrats waged on
The head of the Republican state ticket.
ON the other hand, there We're many Repub-
lfcans who became inoculated with the germ
Of unrest which the Democrats cultivated assid-
uousy during the canvass.
There was keen fight for Lieutenant Gov
ernor between the present holder of the office
Eacn $ Draper, and +. Gerry Brown the Dem
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
IN THE RANKS-HEARST
People Haze Decided" He Says
Still Il Ag0inst Trusts.

At 2:15 o'clock this morning Mr.. Hearst con-
ceded Mr.. Hughess election in the following
statement:
In view of the result 1 have only TO repeat
what nave said in my speeches. am enlisted
IN thls night against the control of the govern
ment by the trusts and corrupt corporations and
Will fight il TO the end.
But / will serve in the lead or in the ranks
just exactly as the people desire AID as earnest
ly and Loyalty in one place as in fhA other The
people have decided TO retain Ine Republican
party IN power ! will make my night in the
ranks, therefore, and private citizen do my
best to promote the interests of my Fellow citi-
zenS
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
JUSTICES YIN IN KINGS,

rom 'Ae returns received in Kings County
NJ an early hour this morning the following
seen 10 have been elected justices Of the su-
lt7-He 'ourt 'n The "a District. Abbott send
CO, "hiiehouse. Carr stapleton. Bell Crane
1,.l J"leoN Their names are given in The order
:. 'i'1f inGieated piurali'ies with Aspinau and
Thomas close behind Jaycox
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
228
Republicans
Democrats

Republican,
majority John B. Moran District Attorney Boston
that cit BY reduced plurality.
Republican officers and Congressman
about sanep pilranies a years
Virginia all five Republican Congress
Er<ns's sreelec assured.
The Republicans Congress Maryland
side taking three
elected the Republican ticket Governor Governor John A John
sonDe reelected by probable majority of
Michigan Republican by eecng large
the Legislature
Cummin OF Iowa failed Of reelection probably by
rIty 0
to
elected Republican Assembly and Republican
reduced majot The Legislature safely
Mayor
estimated that Ohio elected Republican
whole Republic ia
Republican, who strong
OF Tennessee r
In New hampshire indications the failure OF
the
by A
n
F Is o o hpe)
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
SWEEP In BAY STATE.
MORAN BADLY BEATEN.
Gorernor GuId Reelected by About
$4,000 Plurality.
LEV Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Boston, Nov. 6.-Governor Curtis Guild. jr..
was reelected Governor of Massachusetts to-
day by a plurality approximating $4,000. and
the entire Republican ticket was swept into Of
flee by about the same plurality.
John B. Moran. the Democratic candidate for
Governor, was showed under in the smaller
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
WAYNE COUNTY STRONG FOR HUGHES

To ~ .by Telegraph The TritLne1
g., ohs \. I Aoy. 6-Lyons. Palnvra and Calm.
e,,. me ae county. tnvee towns using machines
gins 40 plurality. gain Of lH over Hiy.
- H. BETS, State Colalnitteen,sr
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
ONTARIO BROKE RECORD.
Elected Whole Republican Ticket.
and More to Come.
LRy rs!esraph = rhe rrlbune. ]

Canandaigua. N Y. Nov. 6.-Ontario County
gave Hughes the greatest plurality ever given
here to a candidate for Governor-2696 The
entire Republican ticket has been elected.
Senator John Raines was reelected by about
$500 J. l. Burnett was reelected TO the AS
semblY.