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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
HAD BEEN DEspoNDENT.
Fred Townsend OF Leominster, Mass.
Drowned Himself.

Leominstcr, Mass, May i.F Fred
Townsend, an engrsyer, 10 years old,
committed suicide yesterday by drown
ing himself in Whitney's pond Town
send had lcen in i'll health for SOME
time and his inability to work made him
tIcspondeni lie was a native Of Stcn-
ington. Me-. where his father lives. Mrs.
Townsend Is visiting relatives in Tann-
ton
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
REALIZED HoPELEssNEss.
So They Are Asking Clement to Run
Independently.

BrattIeboro, May l.--f;eorgc H. Dew
ey Of Bennington came to Brattleboro
yesterday in the interest Of Percissl
". Clements candidacy for governor.
lie interviewed several aycwed Clement
Republicans and also some leading Dem
ocrais.
'.We realize, said Mr. Dewey, that
Mr.. Clement weuId be defeated in the
convention. and 20 We have asked him
to run Independently. We know that
he could not get the support Of Demo
Gratis as q bolting Republican, but We
expect he win get good many Demo
cratic votes as an independent eandi-
date
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
STEAMER FoUNDERED.
Thought Eight or Ten People Were
Drowned--Struck Rock.

Guernsey, Channel Issnds. May 1.--
The passenger steamer Courier with a
crew OF nine men and carrying about
twenty excursoni-ts foundered ycster
day of Sark, soon after leaving that IS.
land and sank immediately. Three mem-
bers OF the crew aud one passenger were
drowned, all the others being rescued.
The steamer struck submerged rock
two miles from Sark.
Besides those known 70 be- drowned
several are missing II il believed that
altogether eight or ten were drowned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
SUSPECT is
RETICENT
Arrested In Dandy Post Office
Robbery
$500 WAS SECURED
Samuel Ward Admits That He Slept
in a Barn in Dandy That
Night-Taken to
Rutland.


Rutland, May IA man giving his
name as Samuel Ward was brought to
the Jail here yesterday, having been al-
rested as suspect in connection with
the robbery Of the Dandy postofice early
Yesterday morning Ward refuses to
Isny anything.
.fle postofiice safe was blown open by
ii dynamite charge and d large qsIan
tity oil booty secured. The explosion
was mtiifiel 50 that the report was not
heard aud no one knew Of the burglary
until morning. whrn the store WAS open
ed +. r Reed ii the postmaster
The burglars secured stamps valued
sat 500, about 500 ia money and i
quantity Of money order forms lie
burglary WAS performed in he same
manner as those which occurred ~ frc-
qnently III the state last summer and
IL il believed that part Of The gang u
again operating here. The sudden death
aof CONNECTICUT Billy at Sheldon last
fall put stop 70 operations of that
character for period, this being the
iirst since that time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
SHOOTING DEpLoRED.
Quiet at Mount Carmel, Pa To-
day.

Mount Carmel. Pa, May i.---All quiet
here today Tie state coustabnlary Il
waiting orders in the stocssale. Forty
troopers OF Company + Of the state con-
stabulary arrived early this morning and
marched without interference 70 the
Sayre colliery. IL Is believed that there
viii be no more trouble here as Lieut..
Smiths men hssc been supplied with q
hundred rounds Of cartridges and appear
to have the situation well in hand. Tie
shooting Of miners yesterday Is greatly
deplored by President Mitchell
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
PASSES PUBLICITY BILL.
New Yorkers Will Have to Tell About
Campaign Contributions.

Albany, y. II, May The Senate
last night passed the committee bill,
providing for publicity Of political cam.
paign contributions and expenditures,
This is the composite bill, based very
largely upon the so-calIed Belmont bill
A slight typographical amendment re-
qnires concurrence bv the Assembly
which house Is expected to pass the bill
today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
EARLY LEAvITT GOT FISH.
Six SpeckIed Beauties Weighed Three
Pounds.

Paul Leayitt was one OF the early
morning fishers today and he was suc-
ccssful il making u catch which viii be
hard to beat lie landed six OF the
speckled beauties which weighed three
pounds the largest one dipping the
scales at sixteen ounces. His catch was
made in the river back Of George Nc
Farland's housc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
DEATH OF YOUNG MAN.
Charles csdger Died Last Night at Age
of is Years.

Charles Gadeer. aged Is years, died
last night al nine o'clock at his home
on Orange street He had been III for
tile past two years with tuberculosis Of
the bone. He leaves his mother, Mrs.
katherine eadgcr, live brothers and four
sisters. The funeral arrangements have
not been completed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
GREAT FIRE
LAST NIGHT
DESTROYED Section Of Fez
Morocco
DAMAGE is VERY HEAVY
After the Fire Mobs Began to Loot
sdooIL A Array usAud 5Msa no
Latter Took Turn at
Looting.
DAMAGE is VERY HEAVY

Iangier, May f.4A great Gre which
broke out last night III Fcz has prae-
tically destroyed the entire Attarin
quarter. The damage Is very lseayy.
Following the fire, mobs attempted to
piIlagc the burned section. The troops
dispersed them and then turned 70 Loot
ing themselves. Many persons were
wounded during the fighting which en-
sued.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
POLICE INTERFERED.
Corbett Put Up Miserable Exhibition,
the Fight Going TO HyIand.

Ogden. Utah, May i. The police in
tcrfered in the fifth round Of twenty.
round fight between Dick Hyland and
Young coibctt last night, saying the
latter from a knockout. Corbett was
overweight and put up miserable ex-
hibition. The fight went to Hyland.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
college Games Yesterday.

Az Hanover. n. H. Dartmouth 2,
Holy Cross o.
AZ Mcdforl, Mass.--'Iufts 9, Maine
o.
AZ Amherst, Mass.1Colby 6, Massa-
chusctt Agricultural College |.
Az Philadelphia, Pa, University Of
Pennsylvania 10, Lafayette ,.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
ONLY TWO BIG STRIKES
IN THE UNITED STATES
Those Are in the Coal Fields and Along
the Great Lakes. Where the
Trafie Is Tied
Up.

New York, May i.---For the first time
in many years May day brings no dis
turbances in the local industrial field
The workingmen Of New York are busy
and prosperous. Conditions here are
general throughout the country. The
notable exceptions are in the anthracite
coal fields and along the great lakes.
where traffic Is completely tied up to-
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
COUNTED 90 FISHERMEN.
And They Were All Seen Between
BrookfieId and Barre.

teorec Sprague OF East Brookiield
drove to this city today and in the
thirteen miles that he covered he count
cd 80 fishermen, and then col 'n't ser
all the stream.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
WILL RECOVER.
Charles Burt Of st. Johnsbury Didn't
Do Complete Job.

81. Johnsbury, May 1.--Charles llurt
viii probably recover from the injuries
inflicted on himself last Sunday With
razor. II u NOW thought that he did
not attempt 20 commit suicide, but cut
himself accidentally. lie had been
drinking hard Of late.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
QUIET IN ITALY.
No Disturbances Are Feared in That
Country.

Rome, May May Day is passing
Of quietly in italy, tie government per-
mitting meetings OF woFkmcn, also pro-
cessions. No disturbances are feared.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
Safe Door Not Locked.

The outer door of the e was not
ocked and the lock of te inner door
was drilled, a charge OF giant powder
inserted and exploded. Outside Of the
lock the safe was practically nndam-
aged
II was learned that several men were
III DANNY hast week ostensibly soliciting
orders for firm which enlarges photo
graphs and an effort is now being made
10 trace these men. A stranger was seen
in the woods beyond tae town this morn
inc AMI posse is trying to locate him
and bring him IN.
Several suspicious characters have
been reported from othernearby towns.
The prisoner gave his name as Leon
ard Ward Of Pennsylvania, 35 years old,
and said that he was going from Hoosick
Falls. n. y, to Bellows Falls, VT, To
look for work. He admitted that he
slept III barn at Dandy last night, but
denied that he had any connection with
the robbery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
An Old Property Sold.

ST. Jolnsbury, May mir. and Mrs.
D. G. Harden have purchased Of the X.
H. Flint estate the Cottage Hotel This
is one Of the oldest properties in the
town.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
DRUGGISTS TURNED DOWN.
Their Applications for Renewal Of Liz
uor Licenses Refused.

White River Junction. May i.--Thc
selectrnen yesterday turned down the APP
picatinn Of two local druggists for the
renewal Of their liquor icenses. The
move j. IN accordance with public opin-
ion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
Baptist Minister Accepts Call.

Montgomery Center, May 1.-THE
Rev q. 4. Ropes of this place has acs
ccpted call u the Baptist church of
Middlctown Springs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01

st. AIbans, May 1.-The total num-.
Der of deaths in this city, town and
imnicd9ate vicinity during tile month Of
April MAS twenty six.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
HAS ALMOST REACHED
THE $1,000 MARK
Total Contributions in Barre for the
California Sufferers Were This
Afternoon sl,4754s--The
New Givers.
New Givers.

The Barre relief fund for California
this Afternoon lacked but little Of
$1,000. The contributions were rs fol-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01

Old gold and silver wanted at re-
finers, prices in exchange for goods at
f.. r. Burr's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01

I'ollefskating 81 South Barre Tnes
da, Thursday ana Saturday evenings of
this week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29
RANDOLPH.

Roanoke. Aug. 2S.-J Special )-Ran-
 dolph gives Conner 1000; Cunningham, 421; Gray, 6s3; Meador, 174 O'Neai. 373; Brandon. S23; Hood, 191; Smith. 295; Julian, S71; McGhee, POT; sorsby, ! 77: Allen, 654; Seed. 556; Adams. 79; Crook. 119; Lovett. 46; Selden. B.; Ward. 95! Wilkinson. SS5; Compton, PSI; Harris, 615; Henderson, 554; Lowe, 100; McElderry, 3O1 Skeggs. 3S9 White 1SS; Tyson, 65S; Weakley. 5SS
 Bilbro. 676 Coleman. SC; Dowdel
 1 ,262; Mcclellan, 293; Parks 133; Bank
 head LBS; Clarke. 122 Fitts, 15; John
 ston $40; Knox. S7; Oates, 116; Stall
 ings. p Walden wins for Sheriff anG
 Avery for Representative
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29
AAAAA(AAAAAA|lA,
He Who Chews Will Know
The Proof is in the Chewing

The whoiesome.fiavor and.delight- ful, appetizing aroma ofthe tobacco grown in thS famous Piedmont to- bacco belt continues to create and popularize mans fondness for chew ing tobacco. Lovers of real tobacco pass the good thing along one chewer makes another chewer- -un- til there are now many more chewers and more pounds of ftobacco chewed, to the population, in those States where SCEINAPPS tobaccowas first sold, than there are in the States where SCEINAPPS has not yet been offered to the trade.
 Only choice selections of well ma- tured, thoroughly cured tobaccos, grown in the famous Piedmont tobacco belt, are used in making SCHNAPPS.
 That's why it has a better quality and more lasting flavor than the tobacco formerly sold to chewers at double the price they now pay for SCHNAPPS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29

thing like complete returns of yester- days primary election on the state ticket can yet be obtained The county ticket was counted first. making it difficult to get returns from the State election. In New Decatur the vote for governor was; Conner 2S3, Cunningham 1S3; for lieutenant governor. O'Neal 1s2, Gray 150. Decatur. Conner 230. Cum ningham POT. O'Neal carried the box by a large majority.
 H. A. Skeggs carried the county practically solid for associate railroad commissioner and will carry the entire eighth district by heavy vote, Johnston has carried the county for alternate United States Senator and the race between Knox and BankhC Id seems to be close Weakley seems to have carried the county for supreme court justice and Mcclellan has carried the county for associate justice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29
PIKE.

Troy, Aug. cial.)-Unoficial returns show that Conner received 1,257 votes and Cunningham 7s4. Two or thre small boxes have not been heard from, but they will not alter these fig ures to any great extent. This gives Conner a majority of 473 over Cunning ham, Gray 1925. Meador Al. O'Neal S70, Brandon 546. Hood FPS. Smith 423 Julian 1889, McGhee and Sorsby to- Rether 305. Seed carried the County by B good majority. Adams received 527 votes, Crook 27. Lovett 8. Selden 10t. Ward 6l7 and Wilkinson S99 Henderson cGrried the county solid for Associate Railroad Commissioner Weakley car rled the coInty for Chief Justice to the Supreme Court. receiving 973 votes to Tyson's 750 For Associate Justices or the Supreme Court Blbro received 35O Coleman 93, Dowdell 469, Mcclellan l33 and aPrSs 1579. Johnston led the tick ct with vote of S61. Bankhead next #ith vote of ITO. Knox and StallingS received 591 each. Oates. 3ll. Clarke 23" and T'it:s 24 Several boxes nave Lot been heard from. but Will alter these figures very little.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29
COLBERT.

Tuscumbia. August 2s.--(speciaD-- Complete unofficial returns from this county give Conner 424, Cunningham sS0. Four small boxes with a total vote Of seventy votes have not sent in the vote on governor. O'Neal for Lieu tenant Governor has got county by good majority. Weakley carries tine county over Tyson by a small major ity White and skeggs for Railroad Commissioner Selden has small ma- tority as has Brandon. Julian got all put DO votes in the county. Seed won Tor Treasurer. Mcclellan gets solid vote for Associate Justice. Dowdell TOT Associate Justice carries his coun- ty Almon for circuit judge appears to have majority of 200.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29
MADISON.

Huntsville. Aug. 28.-(Specia1 )-Re- turns from the county precincts of the vote cast in Mondays primary are still incomplete, and 1t will be impossible to give the votes cast for State off, cers until the official count is made The vote was about 2 800 and the friends of Mir. Conner claim a majority of about TOO. The race between Tyson and Weakley is very close and there is no way to tell which will have majority. Returning officers engrossed in the county race failed to secure fig ures of the State ballot. O'Neal has carried the county for Lieutenant Gov ernor while Brandon received hand some majority for Auditor.
 Mcclellan and Parks lead in the race for Associate Justice. 3ankhead and Fitts lead in the race for alternate Senator, Lovett for Commissioner of Agriculture and Lowe and Skeggs for Railroad Commissioner. The vote re- turned so far is as follows: Conner 1.133, Cunningham 6s9, Gray All, Mead or 99, ONeal 72S, Brandon 703 Hood S4. Smith 2S3, Julian $50, McGehee 80. Sorsby 140. Allen SPA, Seed 612, Ad- ans 61, Crook S3, Lovett 520, Selden 196. Ward 91. Wilkinson 145. Compton 261, Harris 112. Henderson 21S. Lowe 661, McElderry 56. Skeggs 679, White 75, Weakley 61S, Tyson 516, Rilbro Ill, Coleman 222. Dowdell 211. Mcclellan 6O7, Parks sos, Bankhead 7sO, Clarke 104, Fitts 495. Johnston AT. Knox 15S, Oates 119, Stallings 194. Rome and Kirby. the dispensary candidates. se- cured a majority of about $50 votes. The Huntsville box gave them a ma- jority of eighty-seven votes. A thanksgiving prayer service was held in the county court yard tonight by the Womans Dispensary Auxiliary and several hundred people were present William Mitchell. former chief of night police. mas been elected Sheriff by a majority of about 500.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29
TUSCALOOSA.


 Tuscaloosa, Aug. 2S.--(Speclal )-The result from fifteen of the thirty-two beats heard from arc as follows:
 Conner, !,015. Cunningham, TAG; Gray, 7l7 Meador, 7o1, O'Neal, 2S3; Garber. SC; Julian 1925; McGeEee, 376 Sorsby, 126; Allen. 26s. Seed, l.4O4; Gunnels, 1.265, Adams. 324; Crook, 5S4; Lovett l53; Selden. Ill: Ward, I47. Wilkinson 309; Compton, 691; Harris. 652; Hen derson, 29O. Lowe, 349 McEldcrrv 3O9 Skeggs, liz: White. 6iG, Tyso- 9lG: Weakley S21; Bilbro. 436; Goldman S25; Dowdell. GAG, Mcclellan. TIT; Parks, 25S: Morgan, 1923: Iettus. l,361; Rank head. l.277; Clarke, 296; Fits. B f, John ston. 39S; Knox, 262. Oates. 142; Stal- Iings. 95; for Senate, Moody 75O ma jority over Johnston; for Representa- tives. Foster HOO over Fitts. Rice $50 over Ferguson; for Sheriff, Latham 75 majority of Darden.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29

Ward. IT; selden. IS: wilkerson. 1s4: Compton 7s: Harris. 24o; Henderson. 2S; Lowe. 174; McElderry. 1s; skeggs, 3s; White. ST; Tyson. s5: weakley. 2ss; Bilbro. S2; Coleman. s5; DowdeiL 2lO; Mcclellan. 20s; Parks, 31; Bsak- ston. s2; Knox. s2; Oates, g; staIIings. 19.
 Corners estimated majority in Wash ington county is about 150. weakley's s estimated majority is about 250. Perry Edwards Is elected to the Legislature. Vert W. Warren, sheriff; c. J. Coats and Ed. c. Williams, Commissioners; Norman Gum carried the county by about 100 over w. F. Glover for State Senator.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29
.IEFFIrRs0N

Birmingham, Aug 28.-(Special)- J. l While official returns have not been
 tabulated and considerable tumble Is
 on. the people are beginning to get
 some idea as to the majority vote in Jefferson County on yesterday. The | Comerites are claiming the county by d small majority. Henry B. Gray. for Lieutenant Governor. has been given | large majority in this, his home.
 county. Chief Justice weakley also received large majority. For Rail | read Commissioner, Compton and Lowe are leading, being home men.
 The county returns were in by after noon. but inasmuch as the figures taken
 were all taken down by men interested | in one or more races. the tabulation
 will hardly be completed before late hour. J. P. Stiles leads for Sheriff,
 with Col. P. L. Higdon second. The
 run of. which will take place on Sep
 tember 17th, will be between these two | men. This office is the most lucrative ir the entire State. paying several times more than that of Governor. N. L. Miller. for State Senate from
 Jefferson County, is nominated on the | face of the returns, though friends of
 C. P. Beddow say that the official count will he necessary. There were nine- | teen candidates for the Legislature Four of them appear to have received | enough votes on the first ballot and for the selection of three others a second election will be necessary.
 At the headquarters of Chief Justice
 Weakley. the statement was made to- | day that all indications heard from rc turns In hand and reports from reliable | sources are to the effect that a major | itv of the popular vote has been cast | for Judge Weakley. In the immediate
 vicinity of Montgomery several coun- ties have returned majorities for Judge Weakley.
 | In the returns for alternate United | States Senator. Capt. Joseph F, John ston and Congressman John H. Bank head appear to be leading Congress- man Bankhead was in Birmingham to-
 day and he was in a good humor Said
 he: ''The returns look good to me. If
 I had had ten more days I would have
 led the race beyond a doubt" One Of
 Captain Johnston's sons, when seen to- day, said that the returns in hand
 from throughout the State indicate his
 nomination as alternate Senator by 6
 safe majority
 The police departments of Birming
 ham, Bessemer, Ensley, Pratt City and
 other places and the Sheriff's forces re
 port that the election yesterday was
 free from disorder of all kind. TherO
 were no personal difficulties and no
 broken heads.
 B. B. Conner was in high glee today.
 He was greeted by many men on tho was up this morning bright and early.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29
CLAY.

Goodwater, Aug. 2s.-(speciaL) )-of. hcial vote of Clay County: Conner, 54S Cunningham, 560; Tyson, 4sS; Weakley 476; White, 543; Moon, 45o: Gray, S22 Meador 1S0; o'Neal 16S; Brandon, s29 Hood, 2s; Smith, ss; Julian, 453; Me Ghee, 6S; Allen. 11s; Seed 572; wilker- son. 512; Crook, 99; Harris, 129; Hen- derson. 225: McElderry. 494; skeggs l47; Bilbro, 456; Coleman. IA; McClcI- land, 446; Parks. 30; Bankhead, 803: Fitts, 264; Johnston. 43S; Knox, l9I; Oates. Il; StaIlings, 2S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29
WALKER

Jasper. August 2S.-(Special-Unof hcial returns from all the precincts in Walker county give Conner a majority from fifty to one hundred. Gray car ried the county for Lieutenant, Weak ley for Chief Justice and will take final count to show who will win in fight for auditor, Brandon or Smith. Indications are that Bankhead has re- eeived 1,700 out of 2.000 votes cast Compton seems to have the county for Associate Railroad Commissioner Lowe is close second. Luther Leith car ried the county for State Senator by 1,250 majority over Hollis. Ills ma jorlty in the district will probably reach 1000. For associate justice ev- erything Is favorable to Bilbro and Coleman. J 0. Long wins for sher- fir of the county over J. A. Higgins by small majority. Ernest Lacey and J. M. Sheer are winners for rep- resentatives from Walker county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29
I.AunEnnAIE

Florence. Aug. 2s.-(Special. 1.-The following is the official count of Flor ence beat: Conner, 257 Cunningham. 12o; Gray. 47; Meador. IS; O'Neal, 40S; Brandon. 305: Hood. 50; Smith, S9; Ju- Han, 40; McGehee. Il; Sorsby, 5; AL len. 1e9; Seed. 26s; Adams, 43; Crook. 21: Lovett. 30; Selden, 150; Ward, sS; wilkerson. 153; Compton, 1s7; Harris. 6s; Henderson. 137; Lowe, 25; MeEl- derry ST; Skeggs. IT'S; White. 233; Tyson, 91; Weakley. BIC; Bilbro, 75; Coleman. I39; Dowdell, 266; Mcclellan. 300; Parks. 36; Bankhead. 2S5; Clarke, 76: Fitts. A; Johnston, 26S; Knox. 16b; Oates, 29; Stallings, 34.
 Circuit Judge. Almon. 97; Hodges. 397; Arme, 9. The returns from the country boxes have not been counted and will not be until the official count, but from messages received by teie- phone results will be as indicated in last nights dispatch.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29
CALHOUN.

Anniston. Aug. Special. The results in Calhoun county with six
 beats to hear from follows: Conner S15, Cunningham s11, Gray 4S2. Meador 233. o'Neal 634. Garber 1.292, Brandon 1,002. Hood 129. Smith 269, Julian 17O, McGhee 1,199, sorsby 46, Allen 355, Seed 954. Gunnels 1.270, Adams 54. Crook 1.1s1, Lovett 22, Seldon 22. Ward 24 Wilkinson 724, Compton 35s, Harris 54S. Henderson 371, Lowe 335, Me- Elderly 451, Skeggs. Jr., 25s, White 271, Tyson I'll. Weakley SIT, Bilbro 610, Coleman 1,224, Dowdell 264. Mo- Clellan 291, Parks 26, Morgan 1920. Pettus 1.2So, Bankhead 4s0 Clarke 331, Pitts 46, Johnston. 570, Knox S5z, Oates 5SS. stallings 119, Clark 346. Craig, 1,195.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29
CHEROKEE.

Round Mountain. Aug. 2s.--(special.) } Corners majority in the county is
 nine hundred. Weakley over Tyson nearly three to. one. Bilbro and Daw- dell get nearly all the votes ror Justices. Bankhead and Clark lead for Alternates, o'Neal for Lieutenant Governor, Ward for Commissioner of Agriculture and Harris and Henderson for Railroad Commissioners. Julian for Secretary of State. Brandon and Seeds maJorities are twenty. Charles Rat. teray IS nominated for representative. J. Miller Tor Sheriff, c. P. Smith and J. T. Clark for Commissionars
 Barbour for Senator.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29
TALIAPoosA.

Dadeville. Aug. 2S-(SpeciaI. )-Full returns from yesterdays election show ningham 1.0s4. Gray LAG, Meador 55s, O'Neal ASA. Brandon f.005. Hood 4SS, Smith 473. Julian 1861. McGhee 339. Scrsby 209, Allen TOO, Seed 1,279, Adams 645. Crook 1s3. Lovett 29. Selden 77, Ward 143. Wilkinson 976. Compton 674. Harris 713. Henderson 931. Lowe 314, McElderry 399. Skeggs 419. White 325. Tyson 1.459. weakley 712. Bilbro 633, Coleman 319. Dowdell 1.731, Mcclellan 944. Bankhead 1.213. Clarke 200. Fitts 2s0. Johnston s01, Knox 624, Oates 296, Stallings 574.