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THE VANDERBILT CHALLENGE CUP
Contains 4Sl Ounces of Sterling Silver am
Will Hold Over Ten Gallons.

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1905
Distance 2S3 miles. Winner. August Hemery,
SO-hOrsepower DarracQ Timr, 4:S6;OS. Average.
6l.51 miles. Second. George Heath, 90 horsepower
Panhard. Time, 4.30:40. Third. Joseph Tracy.
s0-hOrsepOwer Locomoblie. Time. 4:5S:26. Fourth.
Vincenyo Lancia. 100 horsepower Fiat Time, 5:31.
Number of starters, 10; disabled. IL. Running
when race was stopped: Bert DinGey. 60-hOrse
power Pope-Toledo j. Is. Warden. 90-horsepOwer
Mercedes; Francois szsz, 90-horsepOwer Renault;
Paul SartOr 9O-horsepower Fiat.
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SPEED TABLE.

bulletin boards OF the various newspapers 20 50
news OF the progress OF the race Wheh = ,bsrs
finally announced that French car h3d Won 49,
was great rejoicing and cheering FOR " .s..s-x
In sporting circles the victory parta.N ~ ~ IN.
the loss CT the James Gordon Bennett ~ 80 ~, ,
ternational aerOnauts 10 Lieutenant Franz =
Lahm, of the 9Th United States Cavalry
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Distance, es44 miles. Winner, George Heath.
90 horsepower Panhsrd. Time. 5:e6:45. Average,
52.2 miles. Second Albert Clement 9e-horse-
power Bayard- Clement. Time. 5:eS:lS Number
of starters, Is; disabled, IL. Running whom race
was stopped A. c. Campbell. 6o-horsepower Mer-
codes; Herbert Lytle. "a horsepower Pope-Toledo
Charles Schmidt, 9O-horsepower Packard; William
Lnttgcn co horsepower Mercedes.
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SLNMlRT or POUNDS OF THE HANDERBILT CUP RACE
Driver ~ ~

1f.ce called Tire and Broke ana
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MACON

Tuskegee, August 27-(Specal.) -Tus-
kegee beat gives Conner, 1888; Cunningham,
So Gray, JOG; Meadow, 70; O'Neal %; Gar
Der, "a; Brandon, 159; Hood, 10; Smith 2s;
Julian, 20; McGhee, "a; Sorsby, 81 Allen, %;
Seed, 176; Gunnels, $780, Adams, 8; Crook, 2;
Lovett /; Seldom ST. Ward 80; Wilkinson,
Il; Compton. 81 Harris, IA; Henderson,
49, Lowe, 46; MeElderry, 70; Skeggs. SO;
White, 16; Tyson, %; Wealley, 1856; Bilbro
1853; Coleman, 3; Dowdell, 16S; Mcclellan, A.
Parks, 50; Morgan. POI; Pettus, 200; Bank
head Al; Clarke, 30; Fits 9S; Johnston. Gil
Knox, 1859; Oates, 22 S.allings 7.
Five beats heard from, including Tuske-
gee beat, give Conner, 292; Cunning
ham, 1G7.
Leading candidates from five beats:
Gray, 1872; CARRIER, 175; Brandon 217;
Julian, 1866; Seed, 293; Gunnels, 267; VIII
kilson. 15S associate commissioners, Hen
derson. 81; McElderry. 1863; Tyson, III;
weakey, 81; Bilbro, $50; Dowdell, S54;
Morgan, POI Pettus. 2S6; Knox, 2S3; john
ston, 900; Fits, 211.
Conner will carry county by about to l.
Weakley over Tyson by about to l.
Knox, Johnston and Fits leading for al
ternate senator over the country.
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sylacauga, August 27.-(speclal)- count
not completed but following results de-
clared: Conner, 40; Cunningham, 70; Gray,
SO; Meadow, 102; O'Neal. %; Brandon, 1S;
Hood, 4; Smith, S.; Jullan, 124; McGhee,
6S; Sorsby. 10; Seed, 152; Ward, 40; Will
kinson, Al; McElderry, 157; White, 20;
Tyson, 81; Weakley III; Bilbro, AZ; Cole
man, "a; Dowdell, 1877; Mcclellan, So; Parks,
II; Bankhead, II; Clark, 70; Fits, 2; John
ston, sc; Knox, 146; Oates, 20; Stallings, 30.
Craig for Congress, out of 220 votes cast,
will receiver over 200.
Talladega, August 27.-(Special) jim
official returns from all but five beats
of the county give Conner less than 100
majority Meador for lieutenant COVER
nor, Brandon for auditor, Seed is leading
Harris, Henderson and MeElderry for
railroad commissioner, WealSley for chief
justice, Bilbro and Dowdell for supreme
court, Bankhead and Knox for alter
nate senator's, are in the lead.
| On county ticket: Line for county SUI
perintendent; Lauson and Sanford for the
legislature and Sims for county solicitor
seem to be elected.
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SUMTER.

Cuba, August 27.-(Specia1 )-Offlcial bal
lot:
For Governor-B. B. Conner S. R. M.
Cunningham. A.
For Lieutenant Governor-Henry b.
Gray, II; D. ]. Meador, II; Emmett
O'Neal, 8.
For Attorney General-Alex NJ. Gar
Der, 90
For State Auditory William w. Brandon,
62; Horace Hood 81 @. B. Smith, 81.
For Secretary of State--Frank N. Julian,
81; A. F. McGhee, Z; w. e. Sorsby, 4.
For State Treasurer-Charles A. Allen,
A; Walter D. Seed, SO.
For Superintendent of atlon-Harry
C. Gunneds, SO.
For Commissioner of Agriculture and
Industries-Samuel NJ Adams, 8; James
Crook. 5; j. A. B. Lovett 8; W. M. Sci.
den, 80; John B. Ward, 3; J. A. Wilkn-
son, 80.
For Associate Railroad Commissioners
II. C. Compton. So; John G. Harris, So;
Charles Henderson, H. Robert ]. Lowe,
So; G. T. McElderry, 81; Walter 8.
White. IL.
For Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
John r. Tyson, 80; Samuel D. Weak
For Associate Justice of Supreme Court
]. A. Bilbro, 80; Thomas w. Coleman, Jr,,
70; ]. r. Dowdell, a; Thomas c. McClel-
Ian, II; w. L. Parks, ..
For United States Senator. Term Be
ginning March 4, 19O7-John T. Morgan 90.
For United States Senator, Term Begin
ming March 4, 19O9-E. w. Pettus, go.
For Appointment to Fill Any Vacacy in
the Office of United States Senator-John
II. Bankhead, Sc; r. II. Clarke, II; VIII
liam c. Fits, 7; Joseph F. Johnston, Ga;
John B. Knox, 2Ol w. C. Oates, 2; Jesse
f. Stallings. 4.
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LEE.

Auburn, August 27-(special.) -Cunning-
ham carried Auburn today with y major
fly out of 145 votes. The votes for the
state offices contested were divided as
follows: Conner, Sc; Cunningham, 49, Gray
&c; Meador 72; O'Neal. 70; Brandon, 90;
Hood, So; Smith, p; Julian, 113; McGhee, 6;
Sorsby, 3; Allen, 10; Seed, lis; Adams, .;
Crook, 8; Selden, 5; Ward, so; Wilkinson,
40; Compton, 3; Harris e.; Henderson, &c;
Lowe, 10 McElderry, So; skeggs, 43;
White. 4; Tyson, n; Weakley, 61 Bilbro,
126: Coleman, /; Dowdell, 11S; Mcclellan,
30: Parks, 3; Bankhead, 60; Clarke, Is;
Fits, 5; Johnson, 46; Knox, 80; Oates, 10;
Stallings, 30.
The county ticket has not been counted,
but Power and Williams, Cunningham
candidates for the Legislature, will carry
this beat with large majority.
Columbus, August 7.-(SpeciaD.-Lee
county gives Conner an estimated majority
of 200 to 300 Count still progressing in
Phoenix City, but county regarded safe
for him.
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MONTGOMERY.

Montgomery, August 2s.-(Special)-It
is conceded here at 80 a. m, that Co.
mer has been nominated for governor by
a small majority. The outlook is that
Bankhead and Johnston will lead in this
section, with Knox a third. Only thirteen
beats have been heard from in this coun-
ty, which give Conner 72S and Cunning
ham 10.
1t looks like a close race between Ty-
son and WeaSley In the state. So far
as heard from in the county the vote is
as follows:
Cunningham 10, Conner 1928.
Gray ASS. Meador 396, ONeal 511.
Julian 975
Brandon 1893, Hood 1852, Smith 209.
Allen 1887. Seed 375.
Adams 1877 Crook 243, Dovett Is, Selden
GAS, Ward 1877. Wilkinson 251.
Compton 176, Harris 526, Henderson 500,
Lowe $40, McElderry 165, skeggs 1874,
White 547.
Tyson 1902 Weakley 212.
For Associate Justices-Bllbro 159, Cole
man $40, Dowdell ga, Mcclellan 1888. Parks
7Ss.
For Alternate United States Senator
Bankhead 763, Clarke 400, Johnston AS,
Knox 500, Oates 1872, Stallings 1856. Fits
a.
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SHELBY.

Calera, August (Special)-Monte-
vallo, II majority for Cunningham. In
Caera the vote was:
For Governor-B. 7. Conner SO; R. NJ
Cunningham, 3d.
For Lieutenant Governor-Henry b.
Gray, 81; d. j. Meador. 13; Emmett
ONeal, "a.
For Attorney General-Alex M. Gar
Der, 81.
For State Authoritarian w. Bran
don, IA; Horace Hood, ~; C. B. Smith, 2.
For Secretary of State-Frank n. Jul
liam, AZ; A. F. McGhee, Il; w. f. sors-
by, 6.
For state Treasurer-Charles A. Allen,
IS: Walter d. Seed. 4S.
For Superintendent of Education-Harry
C. Gunnels 81.
For Commissioner of Agriculture and
Industries-Samuel NJ. Adams, II; James
Crook. 81 j. A. b. Lovett q w. NJ Sell
den, Is; John b. Ward, 2; j. A. Wilkin-
son, 20.
For Associate Railroad Commissioners
II. C. Compton, 80; John G.. Harris. 81;
Charles Henderson, 49, Robert j. Lowe.
2: G. r. McEldery. %; Henry A. Skeggs,
Jr. 10; Walter S. White. s.
For Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
John r. Tyson, 80; Samuel d. Weak
ley, "a.
For Associate Justices of the Supreme
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Court. A. Bilbro, 81; Thomas w Cole
man, Jr., 80; ]. r. Dowdell, 2S; Thomas
C. Mcclellan, 10; w. L. Parks, s.
For United States senator-Term begin
ming March 4. 1907, John T. Morgan, S.;
for United States Senator, term begin
ming March a. 1909 E. w. Pettus, 50.
For Appointment to FIJI Any Vacancy
in the Office OF United States Senator
John H. Bankhead, 10; r. II. Clarke
IA; William C. Fits, 6; Joseph F. John
ston, so; John B. Knox, "a; w c. Oates,
4; Jesse F. Sailing, TO-
For Representative in Sixtieth Congress
From the Fourth Congressional District
Percy r. Clarke, 4; w. b. Craig, S.
Childersburg, August 27-(Special.) This
beat went SO for Cunningham and SO for
Conner.
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RUSSELL.

Columbus, August 27.-(speciaD Five
beats out of ten in Russell county give
Conner majority of A. 1t is estimated
that Conner will come to Girard with a
majority of 50 to 10. The count in Girard
is only half through, and Cunningham is
40 ahead in that beat and gaining. Rus
sell county will be very Close
Columbus, August 27-(SpeciaD Cum
ningham carried Girard beat in Russell
county by IS majority. With four remote
beats yet to hear from, 1t Is estimated
that Conner will come to Girard with
enough votes to overcome this, and that
he will carry the county by about 20 ma
jority
Columbus. August 27.-(SpeciaD.-Russ
county results: weakley has probably
carried county by small majority. Julian
has good majority Seed has large ma
iority. ONeal probably won. c. B. Smith
has sa fe majority.
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PERRY.

uniontown August Especial. FOL
lowing is official vote of Unlontown pre-
cinct:
Conner, "A; Cunningham, GO; Gray, So;
Meador, AZ; O'Neal 30; CARRIER 1876;
Brandon, "a; Hood, 12 Smith, q; Julian,
113; McGhee. Z; sorsby, Z; Allen, %; Seed,
1O6; Gunnels Ia Adams, 81 Crook, 8;
Lovett, 8; Selden, 50: Ward, 3; Wilkinson,
90; Compton, 16; Harris, 3d. Henderson,
so; Lowe, 49, McElderry, 25; Skeggs, 4;
White. y; Tyson, 70; Weakley, 81 Bilbro,
45; Coleman, S.; Dowdell. 50; Mcclellan,
IS; Parks, 5; Morgan 1870; Pettus, 127;
Bankhead, II; Clarke, 70; Fits, 2; John
ston, SS; Knox. 80; Oates, 81; Stallings,
10: Underwood 1919.
Marion, August 27.-(Special)-No of
fetal returns tonight. Marion beat will
be near tie for governor. Tyson far in
lead Clark leading for senate, followed
close by Knox and Johnston. Country
beats mixed. Cunningham makes uneX-
pected gains. Meador and Gray evenly
matched. Close race between King and
helms for sheriff. White and Pitts leading
for representatives. Conner catches the
state delegates and win no doubt carry
the county.
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TUSCALOOSA.

Tuscaloosa, August 27.-(Speeial) 1.-The
election passed off quietly here today.
No state returns have yet been received
though 1t is estimated that Conner and
Cunningham will run close. From the
beats already heard from Frank S.
Moody is far in the lead for state senate;
]. M. Foster and Fleetwood Rice for the
legislature; Latham and Darden are rum
ming close for sheriff.
Tuscaloosa, August 27-(special )-Fos-
ter and Rice elected over Fits and Fes-
guson for the legislature by overwhelm-
ing majorities.
Tuscaloosa, August 27-(Special.) Hen
ry B. Gray and Samuel d, Weaklcy
have carried Tuscaloosa county by safe
majorities.
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ST. CLAIR.

Whitney, August 27.-(Speeial.)- Vote at
Ashville: B. B. Conner. 1O9 r. M. Cum
bingham, II; Henry b. Gray 30; d. j..
Meador. "A; Emmett O'Neal, 30; Alex M.
CARRIER, rs; William w. Brandon, 80; Hor-
ace Hood. 80; C. b. Smith, 80; Frank n.
Julian, "a; A. f. McGhee. II; w. e. Sors-
by, 10; Charles A. Allen, 81 Walter ID.
Seed, so; Harry C. Gunnels, g.; Samuel
M. Adams, II; James Crook 8; ]. A. b..
Lovett, 25; w. M. Selden, a; John B.,
Ward, II; ]. A. Wilkinson, 20.
II. c. Compton, 8; John G. Harris, %;
Charles Henderson, %; Robert j. Lowe,
10; G. T. McElderry, 40; Henry A. Skeggs,
Jr 81; Walter s. White, u.
John r. Tyson, A; Samuel d. Weak
ley, 56.
j. A. Bilbro, SO; Tnonas w Coleman,
Jr.. 40; j. r. Dowdell 80; Thomas C.
Mcclellan, Is; w. L. Parks, 6.
John T. Morgan, 81; E. w. Pettus, 50.
John II. Bankhead, So; R. II. Clarke,
%; William c. Fits, -36; Joseph F. John
ston, Al; John B. Knox, 2S; w. C. Oates,
Z; ], f. Stallings, IA.
John l.. Burnett, IS; Walter Brown, 81;
E. d. Hammer 50; John w. Moore, 90;
w. II. Crow, 80; w, e. Presley, &c.
Collinsville, August 27.-(Special,) BEAT
No 7 gave Conner 81, Cunningham %
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MORGAN.

Decatur. August 27.-(SpeclaD Owing
to the heated dlspensary fight being
waged in this county, the county ticket is
being county first, and but few returns
from the state candidates can be obtained
Taught, However, the county is conceded
for Conner by a safe majority.
The race will probably be close between
O'Neal and Gray for lieutenant governor.
Weakley will perhaps carry the county
for supreme Justice. w. T Lowe will be
elected to the state senate. s. p. Ryan
will be elected sheriff
The returns Indicate that the anti-dis-
pensary, candidate for the state legisla-
ture, Sample, and Long are elected by a
safe majority. Johnson and Knox are
elected for alternate senators. Skeggs
carried the county for railroad commits
sioner and is leading the ticket in North
Alabama. Mcclellan carried the county
for associate justice of the supreme
court.
Hartselle. August 27-(speciaD Hart
selle polled S24 votes. For state senator's,
Groenendyke 8, Lowe 1874 Lynne $40.
Representatives: Briscoe SS, Long 100,
McGlathery go, Sample 207. Walden 1874.
For sheriff: Dunaway Z, Graham 5, Jones
7, Petty 10, Ryan 20. Shpp 267.
Have only counted 100 state tickets,
and Conner has received 81 and Cunning
ham AZ; for lieutenant governor: Gray
GA, Meador Q O'Neal %; for auditor:
Brandon %, Hood g. Smith ~; for secre-
tary: Julian 76. McGhee 3. Sorsby 1; for
treasurer Allen SS, Seed SO.
Commissioner of agriculture: Adams 10,
Crook l. Lovett 49, Selden 81 Wilker-
son g.
Railroad commissioner: Compton 50,
Harris IS, Henderson q, Lowe l. Nc
Elderly g. Skeggs 81 White 6.
Chief justice: Tyson II, Weakley 70.
Associates: Bilbro 50, Coleman Z, Dow
dell 10. Mcclellan 10, Parks 16.
Alternate senator: Bankhead 80, Clarke
8, Fits A. Johnston So, Knox 26, Oates
90 Stallngs 10.
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WALKER.

Jasper, August Especially -Walker
county for Bankhead by large majority.
]. o. Long elected sheriff over ]. A.
Higgins L. B. Musgrove, who supported
Higgins threatens a contest on the
ground that the republicans voted in pri-
mary.
Jasper, August 27.-(Special )-Returns
are slow coming in. but indications are
that Comers majority in Walker county,
If he carries the county. will not be large.
Bankhead has carried the county for al
ternate senator, and Johnston will prob
ably win for same place.
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Johnston and Bankhead Lead
for Senate with Knox
Making Strong Finish
WEAKLEYAN TYSON CLOSE
ANDODDS FAVOR FORMER
Gray and Meador Are Fighting It Out
for Lieutenant Governor, With
O'Neal Still In the
Race.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ~

returns are made up. Only small vote,
a little more than half. was polled at
this box. Only three boxes have been
heard from, with the following vote:
Gray "A, Meador ?, O'Neal 164.
CARRIER 229
Brandon 127, Hood 100 Smith 164.
Julian 22s, McGhee 81, sorsby 4.
Allen Y, Seed 1856
Gunnels 226.
Adams 50, Crook "a, Lovett %, selden
81. Ward 3, Wilkinson So.
Compton 2s. Harris SO, Henderson 70,
Lowe so, NrcElderrey 2o, Skeggs 157,
White 81.
Tyson 21S, Weakley 20.
Bilbro 164, Coleman 81. Dowdell 167, Nc
Clellan 22S. Parks s.
Bankhead ia, Clark So, F:;'s 5, Johnston
IS, Knox 20. Oates SO, Stallings 40.
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MONROE.

Monroeville, August 27.-(special Mon
roeville beat: Cunningham, "a Conner, So;
O'Neal, Y. Gray, 80; Tyson. "a; Weakley,
"a; Bankhead. 1Ol; Clarke. 50; Fits 0.
Beats heard from give Cunningham Is
majority. Beate ten. Beatrice, claimed by
Conner went for Cunningham by one ma
jority. Race for governor exceedingly
close. O'Neal. Hood, Julian, Seed, Lovett
Henderson, Coleman and Parks leading.
Bankhead and Clarke viii carry this coun-
ty for alternate senator with Johnston and
Knox next.
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MADISON.

Huntsville, August 27-(SpeeiaD Off
clal returns from the county Indicate that
the dispensary won in Madison county
today by a majority of from 800 to 800.
According to the same returns, William
Mitchell has been nominated for sheriff
over Lawler. n. M. Rowe and A. ID.
Kirby are the nominees in the legislature
on the dispensary ticket. 1t is impossible
to state how the state candidates ran.
The election was quiet in all parts of the
county. A heavy vote was polled.
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plefe and unofficial returns indicate
majority in Mobile of from 300 to 400 for
Cunningham. Tyson for chief justice,
Gray for lieutenant governor and Lowe
for railroad commissioner, get majorities.
other state positions appear to be I'M
certain with vote we'll scattered. Clarke
leads for alternate senator with Fits
second and Bdnlxhead .hlrd.
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WILCOX.

Catherln. August 27.-(Special)- Elec-
tion returns incomplete at this hour. In
dications are as follows:
For governor, B. B. Conner; lieutenant
governor, d. ]. Meador; for alternate
senator, w. c. Fits and ]. B. Knox; for
county Judge, ]. N. Crawford; for sheriff,
S. d. Moore.
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MARENGO.

Faunsdale, August 27.-(Special )-Comer
81, Cunningham 80; Gray "a, Meador "a,
ONeal 3; Brandon g. Hood 10, Smith
b6; Julian SO, MeGhee -. Sorsby !; Allen
l. Seed TO- selden &C, Ward g. Compton
Z. Harris 10, Henderson 81, Lowe 9, Nc
Eldery 3. Skeggs 2, White 46.
Tyson 49, Wealkley 5S.
Blbro 81. Coleman 80, Dowdell %, Me-
Cellan q, Parks 5.
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Shoots ACTRESS and Self.

Butte, Mont, August 27,-Eli suther-
land, a bartender shot and killed May
jackson, an actress, on the street today
In the presence of a score of people, and
then shot himself He will die The
couple had quarreled
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MARION.

Guin, August -(special)-owing to
length of the tickets it will be very late
before the results of the primary can be
arrived at in this Marion county. From
the best information obtained Conner is
leading for governor by a vote of to
J. O'Neal will carry the county for lieu
tenant governor Johnston, Knox and
Bankhead will lead for alternate senator
Baeid will carry county for sheriff by a
good majority as will Mitchell for the
legislature.
Hamilton. August 2T-(SpeciaD ,-Indica-
lions are Conner will carry Marion county
600 majority. O'Neal In lead
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Roanoke, August Especial )-Comer
will carry Randolph by good majority;
other state officials doubtful. Bankhead
and Knox leading in Roanoke for sena-
tor w. r. Avery probably nominated for
legislature.
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Governor Grey Injured.

Winnipeg, Mani. August 27.-An electric
light bulb exploded in the face of Earl
Grey, governor general of Canada last
night injurIng one of his eyes.
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PIKE.
RANDOLPH.

Troy, August 27.-(Special) -Comer will
carry Pike. Estimated majority, go.
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Opens With Ball.

South Bend, Ind, August PA state
convention of the Ancient Order of Hi
bernans opened tonight with a BALL
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TALLADEGA.

Weakley carried this beat by 81 ma
jority.
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MOBILE.

Mobile. August 27.-(special)-Ineom-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-08-28

2. McGeever 10. stiles IS, stradford a
Watkins 4. %
For Road supervisor-Davis IT,, Haigler
8, Hill GO.
For State Senator-Beddow 80, Miller 20.
For Representa- tive-Barbour 30, Black
Durn ~ BOYD II, Denegre Z, Glover 30,
Haley 43, Hurd H. John Al, King "a Love,
lady 6S, Newberry 2, Ragsdale A, Short
ridge 49, Shugart 10. Stewart 4, Urouhart
25, West 81 White So.