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Evening journal., 1907-10-28
To Give Barn Dance

Miss Kate McCianerty will give her
annual barn dance on Wednesday
evening. Every effort has been made
to make the affair this year more at
tractive than ever. The hall win be
arranged to represent a barn trimmed
artistically with autumn trophies and
emblems Of Halloween time After
the arrival and meeting Of the lads
and lassics the straw and huskings
viii be cleared away and an orchestra
vii furnish music Tor the cotilion and
dances TO follow. The favors win BE-
interesting souvenirs.
Evening journal., 1907-10-28
Colonia cIuh Part..

The Colonial Social Club gave a mas.
qucrade party on Wednesday evening
az the home OF Clarence Duncan. No
sl6 Pine street. Those present were
the Misses Anna O'Toole, May Lallv
Ruth HemDhill. Theresa Nickerson
Katie GULL, Mary Stovcr, Agnes
Fahey and Mary Finn: Messrs. Leon.
ard Morgan, Frank O'Brien. Clarence
Duncan, Louis Rotnstein, William
Quill, William O'Bren. John Manlov.
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Duncan.
Evening journal., 1907-10-28

party included Misses Marie i
meir. Elizabeth Mcdaniel. Marguef4
Kent. Constance Wymands, Clara
kolbus. Marie Dolen. Edith Francis
Anna Robinson. Nan Harkins ane
Lillian Roain.
Evening journal., 1907-10-28
Peoples Column

Anonymous communications for this
peoples column viii not be printed.
Namcs OF contributors 10 the column
VIZ not be printed, but must be fur
nlshed The Evening Journal as an evil
oence OF good faith 60 che part Of the
oontributor.
Evening journal., 1907-10-28
coverror u 10 Entertain

Governor Lea on Thursday evening
viii have as his guests at his home,
No. 300 Delaware avenue. the members
of his staff. the Mayor and Council,
and the joint civic and Halloween
committee. The reception viii follow
the maneuvers Of the Organized Militia
Of DelaWare az WaahinEton HeIghts.
Evening journal., 1907-10-28
you CAN'T CO WRONG

If you come TO us for your Wines and
Liquors, as we keep a rare supply of
all kinds, brandies, whiskies, RUNS. and
the choicest vintages Of wines. They
can be bought by the gallon or bottle
as desired We make specially Of
family trade and can supply your
table. wine cellar or buffet with the
best
Evening journal., 1907-10-28

Visitor-Why don't you engage Dr
Duck! He can speak twenty Ian
guages Sick Man-But / want TO be
cured. not translated.
Evening journal., 1907-10-28
Notice Of Dissolution Of COparmership

PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE co-PART-
NERsHIP HERETOFORE LEGALLY EXISTING BETWEEN
Evening journal., 1907-10-28

Total expenses chargeabe drink trafic ..........
Total amount received from lquor licenses and paid
into the state Treasury 1905 druggists included
Evening journal., 1907-10-28

SURELY LICENSE is A = ALLURE IN DELAWARE.
"FOR LICENSE"
a vote AGAINST LICENSE will o
will taxes.%
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-06
coNcEDE JonNsoN,s VICTORY.
Mayor Is Rc-elcctcd BY Majority oil
5000 Over Theodore E. Burton.

Mayor Is Reelected BY Majority of
5000 Over Theodore Il. Burton.
CLEVELAND, o., November g.
Mayor Tom L.. johnson was to-day
reelected for the fourth time as Mayor
of Cleveland in a liard-fought battle.
In which the Republican ticket was
headed by Congressman Theodore Z.
Burton, chairman of the House Com
mittee on Rivers and .Harbors.
At midnight. Chairman Baker, of
the Republican Committee, conceded
the election OF Johnson by 5000 plu-
rality. At the johnson headquarters
his majority Is placed at q higher
figure, and the election of the entire
city Democratic ticket is indicated by
5000 or more. The Democrats elect a
majority of the Councilmen also.
Congressman Burton made consider
able gains over the vote OF two years
ago. when William IL. Boyd was the
Republican candidate. but the gain
was not sufficient to overcome. The
strong johnson lead. AT mldnlght the
official count on 100 of pa precincts
gives johnson. 23,990; Burton, 20,43a.
THE present ratio. if maintained, viii
give johnson n majority of over 5000.
Other Ohio Mayors.
CINCINNATI, O., November 5.--The cleo.
ton of Colonel Leopold Markbreit. Republt-
can candidate for Mayor, is conceded by the
opposition parties. EARLY returns Indicate
that his plurality will! be not less than To-
TOLEDO, o., November b.-chairman
Fuller. of the Republican committee, mas
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sHENANDOAH.

WOODSTOCK, VA. November s.
Complete but unofficial returns from
twenty.eight precincts in Shenandoah
county show Robert NJ Ward, Demo-
cratic candidate for State Senate from
the Tenth Senatorial District, carried
the county by 1854 majority over Robert
J. Walker.
Burder B. Bowman, Republican rep
resentative to the House of Delegates,
is elected by Is majority over DIR. C. o.
Miller (Democrat).
Rush n. Williams Democrat) Is
elected Commemorative attorney by
1ss majority over w. w. Logan, the in.
cumbent. j. c. Hutchinson. Republican
treasurer. is reelected over Captain
George w. Koontz by IS majority, and
Daniel Spiker, Republican sheriff. is re.
elected over John e. Rogers by 665 ma.
jority.
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pETERsnUnc AND DINw1pD1E.

VA, November d.
a very light vote was polled here to-
day. Charles Trottcr Lassiter UNI
opposed Democratic nominee for re-
election to the State Senate from the
district composed OF Petersburg and
Dfnwidide county, received 321 votes
in this city. Robert Boiling WILCOX,
Jr., u%nopposed Democratic nominee for
the House OF Delegates from this city.
received t322 votes.
In Dinwiddie county returns from
Reams, New Hope. White Oak Pre-
cincts, Dinwiddie Courthouse. Monks
Neck, %Brookland and Sutherlands give
John Hargrave, Democratic nominee
for county treasurer, a majority OF
is5 over 8. Y. Gillian. independent Re-
publican candidate for reelection.
Several precincts In the county arc
yet to be heard from. The Gillian
Hargrave contest was the only one In
this county which was In doubt.
Thomas u. Clarke. the Democratic
nominee for the House OF Delegates
from Dinwiddie and DR.. William B
Daniel, Democratic nominee for the
House from the district composed OF
Prince George and Surry counties were
unopposed.
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45tmWN i.FTAN iHaflL FtE4EaK IuE.Z-
Brown, 81. II. Clement and IS. II. Wilson
we're reelected to the House OF Dele
gates by q majority of between 200 and
500 over w. A. Norman, who was
leading the Independent ticket.
All Of the present county officers who
were running on tho Democratic ticket
have won out over their independent
opponents by large mnjorities. ana
the vote polled was light. THE election
passed off quietly both here and in the
county. The independents put up a
strenuous fight. but failed everywhere
to poll the votes they claimed.
The total vote cast In Danville was:
For Senate (T'wenty-third District),
Garrett. SEQ; Mccormick. 207. For SEN
ate tTwenty- fourth District), Rison,
l618; Wilson, 225. For House of Dele.
gates. Brown. 626: Clements, 479; Will
son, 500; Cooke, 144; Conner. I'D; Moor
man 2gd.
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Had Trying Experience.

81 came here and voted In the pri.-
mary in good faith. and so far as ,
know have committed no crime and
been charged with none. a month
later 1 was summoned to the court
time from my work for two days out
side OF Il grand jury room, receiving
no compensation for time lost. A week
ih We, , IL "a ahe as 81 me- axnepiense.
.My testimony was not asked at the
trial, but others whom i know We're
summoned; their pay Was docked atthes
WAS doubted In open court; the whole
thing resulting in an utter flasco, NO;
u don't believe / want to vote. II !
have to run the risk OF going through
all that, besides having to make 8sev-a
.eral trips to the courthouse to ascer-
thin about my taxes, This business
of voting has become too complicated5
and hereafter I am out of IT.
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Complete unofficial returns from
Rockingham county show the re-elec-
ton of State Senator George 3. Keezell
by n majority OF approximately 400.
DIR. Fl. NJ. Rogers and p. ID. F. Good.
incumbents, and Democrats. are re-
elected to the House OF Delegates by
majorities OF about 500.
In the contests for county officers
Commonwealth's Attorney George N.
Conrad was unopposed. County Treas
urer Z. w. Carpenter is reelected by
about 500 majority. F.. j. CarIchor Is
elected sheriff by over 500 majority.
or the five county supervisors elected
three are Democrats n vi Republ..
cans. The majority of the magistrates
chosen are Democrats.
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pAGE Ann OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

LURAY, VA. November Gin the
In Page county to-day n. r.
scdwick, the present sheriff, defeated
j. A.. Hammer by about 500 majority.
The vote between s.. j. Richey, Demo-
crat. and J. II. Huffman, Republican
for treasurer. is close. and
Richcy has probably been elected by
about eleven majority.
For the State Senate, Parks, Demo-
crat. has carried the county by O good
majority. This will be Increased by
the other counties of the district,
Clarke and Warren. For the Legisla-
ture the vote between Lauderback,
Democrat, IL Scekford. Independent,
is very close, though Lauderback will
have a big majority in Rappahannock.
The minor county officers elected will
probably be divided evenly between the
Democrats and Republicans.
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apathy both in regard to election and
rather startling replies. and the indi-
cations are tina the men questioned
reflect the tone AMI temper of a con-
siderable vote of the county.
quite a number of men called during
the day and inquired If their names
were correctly entered on tho books
and tax lists. On being informed that
they We're qualified to vote, cheS turned
away without Offering u cast e ball
lot. A man who has for ears con-
Quoted a successful meat stall in the
Second Market said he would like to
cast u vote for Hechler, whom he had
known and respected in business years
ago, but that he had determined to
give up voting. On being questioned
by a reporter he explained the sltla-
ton, and his remarks We're generally
indorsed by a number of the hystand-
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XVn.hIn,rton nnd DrIatoI.

BRISTOL. TENN. NoeYmher 6,---Iae-
cincts in Washington county were re-
ceived tonight. They indicate "a
small Republican majority, in the
county, The Democrats and Republic
cans are both claiming the election of
their candidates for the Legislature,
Fleenor, Republican, and Summers,
Conmonwealth's attorney respectively.
a. Il. Lincoln has heen .re-elected to
tho Senate from Washington and
Smyth counties! and Bristol, rs lndi-
Via very close between the Republican
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NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.

NORFOLK, VA. November 5.-Regu-
lar Democratic nominees in Norfolk
won hands down to-day with one of TIL.
quietest elections and the smallest
proportionate votes In It's history. The
vote was extremely light. Although
the first precinct in the second ward is
stlll to be heard from, there Is no
doubt of.the results. Tho vote stands
as follows: W. w. Sale. for the Senate,
LIP; w. W.. Old. for the House Of Del
esgates. 1916 M. T. Cook, for the House
Of Delegates. 969: ". II. Gum, who
ran for the House of Delegates on an
Independent ticket, received only $50
votes.
In Portsmouth Claude N. Markham.
who ran for the House of Delegates
without opposition. received only 479
votes. An extremely light poll was
cast. Owing to the fact that telephone
aervice In Isle of Wight county has
been crippled through several lines of
wire being damaged to-day. the count
in that district could not be secured.
General results showed that Sheriff r..
II. Edwards and the present board OF
supervisors had been reelected by a
large majority.
Reports from Princess Anne and
Norfolk county are still unsatisfactory.
Statements are made that the men on
the regular Democratic tickle won Out,
hut details are lacking. In both coun-
ties the vote cast was light. and the
day n quiet one. Many districts are
yet to be heard from.
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SaiYTH.

MARION, VA, November 5.-Returns
from practically all precincts in Smyth
county show the election of county Of
ficers as follows: Treasurer, j. L. G..
Anderson, Republican, over George w.
Wright, the present incumbent; sheriff,
j. II. Rouse, Republican. over j. v.
Democrat; Commemorative
attorney, g. H. Fudg, Democrat. over
N. G. st. John, Democrat. majority
small. G. w. Richardson. Democrat,
is defeated by ]. II. Wisslor. Republi-
can, for the Legislature. A. r. Lincoln,
Republican candidate for Senate from
Smyth and Washington counties. car
ries Smyth county by eighty-one over
J. D. Buchanan, Democrat.
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SCOTT.

GATE CITY, VA, November o.
There was no opposition to the fol-
lowing Republican nominees In Scott
county: For sheriff, CO Broadwater;
for House Of Delegates, G. S. Pendleton
for Commonwealth's attorney, j. p.
earns. W.. w. Ramey. nominee tor
treasurer, was opposed by w. f. Tay-
lor, Independent Democrat. Owing to
the telephone lines being down, the re-
turns from the treasurer's election cam
not be received before tomorrow, but
1t is probable Ramey has been elected.
There is no opposition to j. C. Noel for
Senate.
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ORANGE, VA, November 5.-The
election here to-day was a very quiet
affair. There was very little interest
shown, and consequently o light vote
cast; not half tho usual vote. For Con-
gress Carlln democrat, received $50;
Howard Republican), so; for State
Senate, Carter, 400: for House Of Dele
gates. G., G.. Taliaferro, d25.
The following county officers were
elected without opposition: For Com
monwenltf's attorney. A. T. Browning:
for treasurer, w. II. Ricketts,; for
sheriff, Lee Pannell.
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PRINCE EDwAnD.

FARMVfLLE. VA. November s.
Jno. j. Owen was returned to the
House Of Delegates from Prince Ed
ward without opposition. For county
officers the entire Democratic ticket
nominated In the recent primary, was
elected without an opposing candidate.
'rne officers I elected are Common
wealth's attorney. A. y. Watkins;
treasurer. S. w. Watkins: supervisor
F%arlnville district; j. L. Hart. Locket,
district; r. II. Walton; Buffalo district
Warren Fuqua; Hampden district, DR.
William Holiday, Leigh district, A. A
Haskins.
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FUSION TICKET BEATEN.
Tnmmany Democrats Overwhelm Ihm-
zen and Bruce Both.

! @Ht
zen and Bruce Both.
NEW YORK, November 5.-Suff1clent-
~ complete returns to make certain the
ultimate results show hi the Repub-
in New York county was defeated to-
day by a straight Democratic ticket
that the Independence League ticker
for Associate Justices 81 the court Oh
the identical tickets of the Republicans
and Democrats. and that there will be
a slight change in the makeup of the
State Assembly.
League Court of Appeals ticket was
defeated 4 TO 1. and the league vote
upstate was light.
In the city interest centred In the
county fight in which the Republican
posed the Tammany ticket. James w.
Gerard. Democrat, was elected TO the
Supreme Court with a wide margin
Foley defeated for the sheriff.s office
the fusion candidate. Macmillan F.
1hnsen, who Is also prominent in the
Independence League.
Early returns gave Foley a big lead.
but this later was scaled down until
roo Of the S33 precincts in the county
showed a margin for the Democratic
candidate of 10000.
lett. nominated by both Republican
and Democratic parties, were elected
to the Court of Appeals over Reuben
r. Lyon, of Bath, a former Bryan
Democrat. and John T. McDonough. of
Albany, a former Republican. both OF
whom were nominated by the Inde-
pendence League.
Thc election was unusually quiet and
the vote light. There we're q consid-
cradle number of arrests for illegal
voting.
Chairman Herber: Parsons. of the
New York Republican county commit
tee, who brought about the fusion With
the Independence league. said late to-
night that he believed that several
Republican Assemblymen had been
chosen. Without fusion. he said, the
results would have been even less ia
vorable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-06
WISE.

NORTON, VA. November. 5.-Wise
county has undoubtedly elected the
entire Republican ticket. Hamilton,
Republican, is ahead of Stewart, Demo-
crat. 2lS, for treasurer; Anderson. Re-
publican, is elected over Kelly, Demo.
crat. by between 400 and 500, for Com
monwealth's attorney: Kiser, Republi-
can. is elected owe Gillian, ~Independ-
ent Republican. ADO. for sheriff. a
small vote was polled throughout the
county, and returns. are coming in
slowly. Noell. Republican, for state
Senate. had no opposition. Sutherland,
Republican,, for the House, for Wise
ard Dickinson counties, had no opposi-
ton.
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STAFFORD AND KING GEORGE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. VA, November
5.-Stafford and King Georgeg vac
Moncure, Democrat. for House Of Dele
gates, 81 majority over Chesley. Re-
publican. with two Republican pre-
cincts in the latter county yet to be
heard from.
Stafford county elects ". d. Reamy,
Democrat, county treasurer over Doug
las Coakley, Republican. by 131 ma
jority. Moncure, Democrat, was elect
ed sheriff over Knight. Republican,
by "a majority.
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EMPoR1A. VA. November 6,-Tr

EMPOR1A. VA. November 5.-The
election to-day passed off quietly in
Greenville county. Commemorative At
torney w. NJ. Powell was elected by
8. large majority over his opponents,
Mr.. Taylor and %eX-Judge Barham.
The regular nominee. j. S.. Weaver's
vote for the House will %thrihbble tho
independent candidate, r.. S. Jones.
Sheriff Samuel Lee and County Treas
but received a large complimentary
vote.
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SUSSEX AND cREENsv1LLE.

WAvERLY. VA, November 5,-Light
vote polled in Sussex to-day; all noml-
nees of Democratic primary We're
elected. r. "A. Brown. Democrat. de-
feated George E. Grizzard. independ-
ent, by 21O majority for county treas
urer. and J.. s. Weaver, Democrat, de-
feated j. S. Jones. Independent. by 2o5
majority for House of Delegates.
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ROtNoKE CITY Ann COUNTY.

ROANOKE, VA. November 5.-A
Bruce Hunt, Democrat. was elected to
the House OF Delegates over N. NJ.
Caldwell. Republican. by us majority.
John NJ. Hart. Democrat, for the Sem
ate, had no opposition.
A. NJ. Bowman, Democrat, for the
opponent.
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NoRTHuMRERLAND AND WEST
NfORELANU.

HEATHSvILLE. VA. November 49,
Election for Northumberland county. c.
Harding Walker for the Senate. j. 4.
Jett. House Of Delegates, Clarence l..
Towies for Commemorative attorney.
James r. Boot1c. treasurer. William T..
Flint, sheriff. +. w. E~ichelberger was
elected Justice for Hc%athsville District
and John T.. Jett supervisor. Mr., Belts
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GoRDoNsv1ILE, VA, November g.
Returns from Orange and Gordonsville
show Cnrlin's majority over Howard
1874 at this precinct. Taliaferro and
Carter zach received 90 votes, Brown
ing Ricketts, each 80 and PanneI1, for
sheriff, 81.
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cRorHnRs is Detected.
Democrat Chosen Governor by MajOrity
s nj Oypfl 5000.

Shortly before / "A. NJ. only about 10
per cent. OF the city precincts have
been heard from. II no figures what
ever have come from the counties IN
Which are scattered, indicate a very
slight Republican gain as compared
with, the mayoralty election. when Ma
hool. Democrat, Won by about 1000.
Conservative estimates, based on very
.meagre information. Indicate that
lCrothers. Democrat. for Governor, will
carry the State and city by from
5000 to 5000.
Smith Chosen Senator.
Returns from the counties indicate
that Ex-Governor John Walter Smith
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pOwuATaS

BELONA. VA. November 5.-M. T.
Swami was elected treasurer to-day by
about 500. and G. A. Baugh, sheriff, by
"a small majority. The Democratic nom
Iinees for the General Assembly had no
Opposition.
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PRINCE WILLIAM.

MANASSAS. VA. November Co.
Prince William county polled 1.t9)
votes to-day. There was a small Re-
publican vote cast. Returns indicate
that j. j. Davies is elected for Com
attorney by $50 majority.
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DEMOCRATIC GAIN
IN EAST GENERAL
CONTINUED From First Page.)


publlcans swept all their candidates
with one exception into Office at But
falo. Elmfra returned to the Demo-
was concerned. Republicans elected a
city and county ticket III Albany.
For the first time In fourteen years
the Republicans elected q Mayor i'll
Utica. and for the first time In sew
cnteen years the Democrats carried
Ncwbursh. The Republicans were VIC
torious in Ulster county and elected
their candidate for Mayor in Kingston.
In Rochester the Republicans elected
a Mayor, but the Democrats carried
the CommonrCounci
Despite the protests of the united
clergy. the Democrats OF Auburn elect
ed a brewer for Mayor. In Troy Mayor
Elias p. Mann was reelected by the
Republicans with a plurality Of $50.
The Independence League vote was
light up State.
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was opposed BY Howard Gill and Mr..
Joseph q. Beane.
The fight for supervisor. was q hot
one, and zach candidate vas confident
OF election. The vote stood: Belts, 81;
Gill, 81: Beane, 20.
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n1cHMoNp CITY.

The vote in Richmond. a table of
which is printed elsewhere. was small.
and the Democratic nominees were all
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ARE SHOT IN
ELECTION Day RIOTS

g(Continued From First Page.) =
continued to fire, shooting several
times. He was still usipg his pistol
when he was struck by another bullet,
apparently fred by Young Campbell.
Murphy had fallen, but he got up and
staggered TO where young Campbell
was struggling with ona n who
had caught hold OF him, Murphy leaned
over and placed the muzzle OF his
pistol within a few inches q young
c%ampbelrs body, took deliberate AIM,
and fred.
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SPOTS YLvANIA AND FREDERICKS-
BURG.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. November
5.--seven out of twelve precincts in
Spotsylvanias county give Evans, inde-
pendent. for House of Delegates, over
Goolrick. Democrat. s~iSty-seven ma
jority. Goolrick's majority in Fred
ericksburg will overcome Evans's ma
iority in Spotsylvania. Goodrich is
elected.
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c conceded the election OF the entire indepen-
dent ticket, headed by whitlock for Mayor.
DELAWARE GOES DRY

City of Wilmington, However, Gives Ma
jority for License.
WILMINGTON, DEL November 5.--City
OF Wilmington complete: License, 1883;
against. 7,St9.
Reports from the State indicate that New
castle county, outside of Wilmington. voted
for license, and that Kent and Sussex coun-
ties voted against license.
dry by 1900 majority. Sussex COUNTY Is
dry BY 5000 majority.