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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-22
SACRAMENTO
CUT OFF FROM
OUTSIDE WORLD
WashOut at Tracy Stops Traffic
TO Bay Cities and South
Via Stockton
LandsIides and Bridge Wreck
Delay Trains for Portland
and Eastern Points
Venice, Sherman and TwitcheII
Islands Are Inundated and
Much Produce Destroyed

one foot TO three feet Of water flowing
through the residential district.
San Joaquin Rising
The San Joaquin river stands at ie:2
feet at san Joaquin bridge and is still
rising. During the big freshet of 1907
the highest point attained by the food
waters was 10 feet
Up to this time reclamation district
No. j.. west Of Bethany. is safe.
At the Frank tract the water is at
the top Of the Ievees and workmen are
piling sacks Of earth TO save the tract.
Venice island is flooded.
The lower end OF the Linge tract is
surrounded by high water. but it is be-
lieved that it viii escape inundation.
Al whisky slough the stream is bank
fun and sacks OF sand are being used
10 protect that section.
Twitchen island and Jersey island
have been flooded.
The steamer 7. c. Walker stopped al
Venice or its downward trip last night
and removed zoe sacks OF potatoes.
Lower sherman island is flooded, but
the Sargent tract is safe.
No Lives or Stock Lost
As far as known. within the vicinity
Of Stockton. there has been no loss OF
life or stock
The train service on the Southern
Pacific is interrupted, owing to wash
outs A break at Bay point interferes
with the Stocl0ton-San Francisco trains
and weakened bridges between Stock
ton and Sacramento have caused ces-
sation- Of the service between those
cities.
No trains are being run to Oakdale
or the mountain towns by reason OF 8
washout on the jamestown road.
About SEQ acres of the Clifton Court
tract is under water. which has come
fron~the heavy rains in the hills. Hall
Of thissland is seeded. TO barley.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-22
Disease Germs

Cannot harm healthy human bodies.
We cannot have healthy bodies unless
we have pure bIood,-the kind of blood
that Hoods Sarsaparilla makes.
This great medicine has an IN
equalled. unapproached record for
purifying and enriching the blood
1t cures scrofula. eczema. eruptions.
catarrh, rheumatism. anemia, nervous
ness, that tired feeling. dyspepsia. loss
of appetite. general debility, and builds
up the whole system.
It effects its wonderful cures, not
simply because it contains sarsa parilla
but because it combines the utmost
remedial values of more than 20 differ
ent ingredients If urged to buy any
preparation said to be Just as good
you may be sure it is inferior. costs
less to make, and yields the dealer a
larger profit.
Get Hoods SarsepariIla today. In usual LIQUID
form or in chocolated tablets known As Sarsatabs.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-22
MODESTO AND KNIGHTS
FERRY SUFFER DAMAGE

MODESTO, Jan. 21.-storm last night
did great damage along the Stanislaus
river, aitially flooding knights Ferry
and carrying away three spans of the
river bridge above Oakdale. The de-
struction of the bridge severed the
high power line of the Stanislaus pow
er company. cutting off all light and
power at Modesto. The flow of the
Tuolumne has only slightly increased.
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.Dr.WOnqSunQ

Herb Sanitarium, S25
CLAY ST, cor. Wag
erly Place.
Diseases cured hy
chine e Medicine
over 5000 varieties "
herbs IA use This IA
nous doctor was for a
long time one OF the
leading physicians &c
the Government hoSpi-
tai In Canton. China
Telephone China $50.
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SWIRLING FLOOD WATER
MANDATES VAST TRACTS

FTS n N
beenin he and
and has the
the
appear TO be cover
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-22

years The creeks are bank full and
il the rain does not stop soon much
damage will be done. The large
smokestack of the Beeger tanning COM
pany was blown down this morning, but
did little DANA ge.
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PERsoNATEs MERIT.

When clothes win permit Of biz reductions
their former prices must have been anticipated
Tor sale occasions or the clothes are not correct
We scrufinize every attern and fabrfe
10 pat IN use every precaution TO satisfy
our kind q z smart dresser
We don't have 20 cut and slash prices
as our clothes are marked honestly at first
our clothes values are as good your money
Its safe TO trade where there's no price msnIp
ulationE.
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PRINTER INJURED BY CAR T. La
pierre. printer living at 80 Iaguna street
struck by Streetcar early last evening
while crossing Howard street at Fourth la
pierre's right leg was broken below the knee
which nscessitated bis removal TO the central
emergency hospital.
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Pazo Ointment is guaranteed TO cure any case
of Itching. Blind. bleeding or Protruding piles
in TO IA days or money refunded. 50c
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REDWOOD CITY HAS
WORST STORM IN YEARS

REDWOOD CITY. Jan. 21-A severe
storm is raging in this vicinity The
worst that has been experienced in
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-22
CONVERTED By HENEY

James Otis of 1881 Broadway. a coffee
importer proved to be man who had
been converted to Heney's views by
Heney himself. He said that he had
purpesely met the prosecutor on one oc-
casion at a downtown restaurant to
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one foot TO three feet of water flowing
through the residential district.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-08-13
POLITICAL.

Cheer up, fellows. Crow is bad eat
ing, but it is not poisonous. 1t NAV
sicken. butt will not kill. Therefore.
SIT up and take your medicine. New
port News Times-Herald.
Inc primary campaign is over and
may we never see such another. Per-
sonalities, elimination and recrimination
have been its prominent characteristics.
A few more such and the rock-ribbed
foundations of Virginia Democracy will
be in danger. No party, however
strong it may be, can stand such a
strain long and live. The universal de-
mand is that the plan of making nomi-
nations should be done away with, and
that quickly. Free Lance.
1t looks as if the President had per-
mitted the two houses of Congress to
go ahead with the tariff bill and show
the country exactly what sort of dick
ering, bartering, double dealing and
jobbery went along with the making of
the bill. Then, when the country had
become thoroughly Disguised, all he
had to do was to grin and tell Congress
1t had to do better, perfectly confident
that the country would back him up.
OF course, Congress itself cannot de-
fend a measure made like the Payne
bill.-Baltimore News.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-08-13
MARKET FULL OF FINE FISH.

During the past few days the Nor
folk market has been giutted with
spots, said to be the best frying fish in
the Atlantic waters.
Restaurant men declare that thew
were offered any quantities of this spe-
cies of the finny tribe they might care
to buy. at prices ranging from ii to 25
cents per dozen. One well known res
tauranter said that he had never seen
the prices so low, inasmuch as he re-
membered well the time he had paid
$l.50 per dozen for spots.
1t is also fact that many profession
al fishermen have taken in their lines
on account of the over-stocked market.
They cannot see any profit in the bust
ness just now.
A catch of hundred splendid spots.
all of good size, is not considered out
of the ordinary these days. Yesterday
morning at the inlet the spots were Bit
ing from eight o'clock until long after
noon and when one was hooked a score
OF others would swim with it to the
surface trying to get bite at the bait
too.-NOrfolk Virginian-Pilot.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-08-13
THE JUDICIAL SEE-SAW

The State of New York spent
many thousands of dollars in
trying to convict Harry Thaw of
murder. He was acquitted of
that, but incidentally convicted
OF insanity, the plea he made In
defence. Thaw was sent to an
asylum for the insane. Now he
is spending lot of cash trying
to prove that he is not crazy,
the thing the State claimed i'm
the first trial. But now the
State is hustling to prove that
he is crazy, the very thing they
tried to disprove, for unless they
can convict him of insanity he
will be set at liberty, to shoot
someone else and go crazy again.
Verify the ways of the law are as
mysterious us San eagle in the
air, n serpent upon n rock, or n
man with a maid", to quote
Solomon the wise man.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-08-13
GREEN CORN IN MARYLAND.

The green corn editor of the
Baltimore Sun, writing from the
sixth story of the Sun building,
and looking out over the fields
OF Anne Arundel, writes of Mary
land as the only place where
green corn ''grows to perfection.
All this because the poor fellow,
pent up in musty walls of Mary
land newspaper Office, never gets
chance to travel. Had he been
abroad he would never have
made the mistake of putting
Maryland corn above the Vir-
ginia roaS'n ear, whose succulent
and juicy excellence so far atops
that OF any other State of the
Union that once tasted the trav-
eller is discontinued until he re-
turns to the land where corn is
really such. That is the secret
OF why once in a while a Mary
lander slips across the Potomac
O'nightS, and revels in corn as is
corn. Indeed, it is the one temp
tation which will in the long run
induce n migration from the
sterile hills of Prince George to
the sunny banks of the Kappa
hammock, and we yet expect to
see homesteads springing up in
the Northern Neck peopled by
Marylanders in search of real
green corn Gas they have done
for oysters), and settling down
with the contented cry Gala
bama"-here will we rest, and
eat.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-08-13
SHARPS.

Miss Claire OVERLY, of Blackstone.
Va, Is visiting Miss Margaret Headley.
Miss Laura Carneale, of Essex county.
is visiting Mrs. Clarence Callahan.
Miss Lottie Meekins. who was operat-
ed on for appendicitis some weeks are.
is improving very rapidly.
Miss Eva Lewis, trained nurse of
Sarah Leigh hospital. Norfolk, arrived
last week to spend while with her
parents.
Those on the sick list are: Mrs. w.
Z. Headley, Elsie Meekins and r. b.
Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. p. Phillips, of Bal.
timore, and Rev. Geo. Schools. of Phil
adelphia. spent the past week with
T. w. Headley.
Miss Belle Davis has returned home
from Norfolk. having attended the sum-
mer Normal. SCHOOL GIRL.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-08-13
AfRO.AMER!CaN M0res.

Rev. Pitts and wife, of Baltimore
are running the camp at Waddeys M.
K. Church.
The Misses Edmonds, of Ridpley
Park. are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Adison Edmonds, at Tombs-
Mrs. William Hodges, who has been
In Baltimore several months, is spend
ing>a few days at her home at Tombs
Miss Adelaide Wood, of Baltimore,
Is visiting her parents near Irvinpton'
Annual protracted meetings will be-
gin at Calvary Baptist church, near
kilmarnock, Sunday. August 18th.
Miss Maria Taylor is visiting her
parents at White Stone, after about ten
years absence.
Miss Frances Decator, who is now
living in New Jersey. is visiting her
parents near lrvington. II. Ii. X.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-08-13
BIG DAY IN ESSEX.
Confederate Monument 10 be Uh
yelled In August.

fcucu In aug uSt.
Essex county is making preparations
to honor her Confederate soldiers, liv-
ing and dead. by erecting a superb
granite monument to their memory at
Tappahannock. The monument Is q
feet high, surmounted by the figure of
a Confederate soldier, and inscribed
with the names of 900 of the dead and
living heroes Of Essex in bronze. The
monument will be unveiled on August
%, and Senator Daniel, Gov. Swanson,
Col. Robert L. Lee and Gov. Noel, of
Mississippi, willdeliver addresses. Gov.
Noel's father and grandfather were
both born in Essex.
In addition to the brilliant oratory,
band music, military salutes. baseball.
etc., the Lancaster Confederate choir
of uniformed ladies will sing the old,
stirring war songs. A feature will be
that every Confederate present will
fall in line and fire a salute when the
veil is withdrawn. Veterans are re-
to bring guns.
A cordial welcome to everybody.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-08-13
KOINER ELECTED.
BeIated News Keeps
Things Uncertain.
INTERESTING ELECTION AFTER.
MATH.

While recording the general result in
our last issue we now give the vote in
full of nearby counties:
Westmoreland = Mann 100, Tucker
l66. Cation SO, Ellyson 26S, Catlett a.,
Williams 259, Thompson Brown 81,
Koiner 216, Thos. Brown 22S. Jett "a.
Richmond = precincts recorded last
time) Mann l20, Tucker 20S, Ellyson
292. Cation 10, Williams l59, Catlett
$50. Brown 126, Koiner 1875, Wexford
258, Curlett Go.
Northumberland Harveys: Mann Is,
Tucker z, Jett 10, Brown 3. Lodge:
Mann 10, Tucker %, Jet 80, Brown 8.
Lillian: Mann IL, Tucker 80, Jet 43,
Brown ID. Lottsburg: Mann %, Tucker
IL, Jett "a. Brown 10. Reedville: Mann
81, Tucker IL. Jett so. Brown 16. Bur
CESS Store: Mann Al. Tucker 33, Jet So,
Brown Is Heathsville: Mann 4S, Tucker
"a, Jett 40, Brown 20. Wicomico: Mann
80, Tucker %, Jett as, Brown 18. Mann s
majority in the county %; Jett's ZIG;
Ellyson's 1872; Williams 252; Koiner's
lot.
figures for Sharps given last week
were reversed. The vote should be
Mann 16, Tucker 8. Tucker carried
Richmond county by SO, and Wexford
by 1874. 324 votes were polled in the
county against 1913 in the gubernatorial
fight before. Judge Mann and Mr.
Curlett were not allowed judges in the
primaries of Richmond county, and to
this day, though try as he did, Mr..
Curlett could not ascertain the names
of the judges. The names were kept
secret and not published. Many Re
publicans voted in the primary, and
1t is doubtful il there are three hundred
qualified Democratic voters in the
county.
Before, when the Lewis crowd were
supporting Curlett, he got SO majority
in Lancaster; this time. with them fight
ing him and the judges of election
against him, he got ia majority. The
figures tell the tale.
Judge Mann carried go counties and
IL cities and Tucker 40 counties and
8 cities. The forecast of the Rich.
mond papers went to the opposite.
Well-postsd friends of Judge Mann felt
he was a winner when the Times-Dis-
patch forecast was announced. With
its own feelings in behalf of Tucker
and large percentage of its CORES.
pondents that way inclined, they
figured out too small lead for Tucker
to point him a sure winner. Wher
they listed such counties as Northum-
berland. Accomac, Northampton, anC
Pittsylvania in the Tucker column:
wise ones of Tidewater knew they were
wrong.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-08-13
TARIFF BILL SIGNED.

President Taft last week signed the
Payne-Aldrich bill and most of the
members of both houses have returned
Ito their homes.) At the time of
putting his signature to the meas
ure the President issued a state
ment admitting that the new act
is not all it might be. but declaring
that it is sincere effort to meet the
will of the people.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-08-13

ired and the Tenth ibis OWN by little
over thousand.
Msnn's majority in the State Is little
over three thousand, in the highest vote
ever polled in the State, it reaching APP
sixty thousand Tidewater
(one-fifth of the State) alone almost
elected Judge Mann.
Richmond "a saloon city, gave about
fifteen hundred majority for Tucker,
while Norfolk another saloon city,
gave 1900 for Mann.
After sea-sawing the result Koiner
leads Brown for commissioner of agri-
culture by less than two hundred votes.
An official recount will probably be
necessary to decide.
Ellyson and Williams won the nomi-
nations for Lieutenant Governor and
Attorney General, respectively, by such
sweeping majorities that all interest i'm
the exact figures is practically lost.
Hon. r. E. Byrd will be again elected
Speaker, probably without opposition.
Hon. Robt- Withers, an aspirant. was
defeated for reelection by Col. j. w.
West, of Suffolk, member of Gov.
Swanson's staff, Old members Eugene
Massie. Hill Montague, Moses Green,
DIR. Powell, 0'Conor Goolrick, Jno.
Curlett, John Wilkins III, w. ID. Howle
are also among those who fell by the
wayside. Hons. ]. N. Stubs, John
Rev, Harry Houston, James Lewis, ID.
B. Powers and Capt. Goffigan (since
dead are some of the old ones returned
without opposition.
SOME SURPRISES
One-after all the boasting and
promises of leaders to Mr.. Tucker,
that he should have lost the Northern
Neck and the First District.
Another-that Mann should have
captured Accomac and Northumberland,
Elizabeth City and Hampton.
Yet another-that Brother Ryland
should let Urbanna slip away from him
and go for Mann.
Still another that Mann and Curlett
were allowed any votes at all in Rich
mond county (but then there are those
at Farnham and Sharps who mean to
see fair play).
OF course we are surprised at the de-
feat of Curlett and Christian, but then
it would not do to have too big q cy-
clone-we might get groggy looking at
the debris.
1t is stated that Brother Goodwin and
some half hundred good Baptists in
lower Middlesex stayed from the polls
for fear they might have to vote fol
Tucker in November. Too bad. With
their votes the county would have fal.
len into the Mann column. But, then
again, there might have been some
broken hearts and first class funerals
Tangier Island had only two Tucker
ties on election day.
Buena Vista lnear Lexington, Mr.
fuckers home1 went for Judge Manr
two to one. The Judge carried his owr
home town and county almost unani
mously.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-08-13
THE CoLoRED BROTHER IN NEW
ENGLAND

Oddly enough, while the people
of New England seem never to
have been able to comprehend
the objections of Southern towns
to the presence of negro troops.
no sooner was the Tenth Cavalry.
L. ). colored troops, stationed
at or near Burlington, Vermont,
than the people there raised
n howl about their presence.
deeming it distinctly obnoxious.
The law of compensation seems
To work well in this ease, as there
Is no opportunity SO well adapted
Tor the study of the real negro as
mt close range. New England
can learn more of the peculiar
characteristics of the negro by
this close association than from
all the books from Uncle Toms
Cabin down to last weeks news
paper.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-08-13

PERHAPS the best proof of the
mere ''expediency policy" of the
leaders of the Virginia Republi-
can party is in the fact that thew
werc-and still are-in doubt as
to which is best, the prohibition
plank, the local option plank or
n straddle between the two.
BEST" meaning which will be
most likely to catch floating
votes.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-08-13

The Norfolk-Newport News
Publishing Corporation has dis
posed of the Newport News Times
Herald to w. S. Copeland. Mr..
Copeland, formerly one of the
editors OF the Times-Dispatch,
has been managing the Times
Herald for fifteen months, and is
one OF the States best newspaper
men. We are glad that he has
now under did absolute control
one OF the States representative
dailies, where his talents may ex-
pand.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-08-13

The "kid glove fisherman is
this season revealing in thesport,
while the man that fishes for a
living complains that the glut
has knocked the bottom out of
the market, and he has to do
something elsefor living. Hard
to satisfy most people.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-08-13

Early in the campaign we had
occasion to remark las goes
Richmond SO doesn't 90 the
State" Our capital city endorsed
its worthy townsman J. TAYLOR
Ellyson, but when it went up
against "a fight she lostout, vide:
She was for Tucker, and the State
for Mann;ssshe boosted Catlett,
and the country whooped up
Williams; shewanted Brown, but
the other fellow Koiner-ed the
rustic vote. If our daily papers
would just keep in touch and in
sympathy with the country press,
and not arrogate to themselves
allwisdom and power, they would
not be butt ohard and Richmond
would not be losing ground in
the hearts OF Virginians.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-08-13

Now that the primary election
is over, let us get down to bust
ness, and also in united efforts to
elect our ENTHUSIASTICALLY
praying that the primary will be
abolished before the next fight.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-08-13
THINK OF WHAT 1T OnlTs.

Don't get mad at what newspaper
says about you. Be thankful at what
1t doesn't say. Thornton. lind. } Times.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-08-13
WHITE STONE DISTRICT.
MANTUA DISTRICT.

March 3. Jas. H. Pinckard cutting trees from road
y w. Cockrel, work road
I: +. TOwles, cutting trees from road
Alfred Virgins. cutting trees from road
T.. Kay Degges, cutting trees from road
Eddie Cornwell work road,
K. j. Talley. work on road
w. G. Beane supervisor,
April z. Jeter JONES' clearing road,
f. L. Davis, work on road
c. l.. Degges, building bridge and clearing rcs
w G. Beane cash paid hands for working ros
w. E. Hayne. work on road
Alonzo Jordon, clearing road
Eddie J. Davis. work ON road
w. G.. Beane supervisor,
June z. E. I. Davis, work road
:" JAS. p. Talley, work on road
Baz Nicken and Robt. Waddy work On rosS
David Sullivan work on road
w. h. Haynie, work road,
w. G. Beane, supervisor,
" 50. E. T. Davis work on road,
" s. u Cockrell, work ON road
Luther Lewis, work road,
A. r. Chiffon. work road
b. r. HRypie work on road
g. L. Degges, work road,
w. G. Beane, supervisor.
Total
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-08-13

OaiOtiuCp 1EdySOD,
Essex, Henry,
Mathews, Charlotte,
Middlesex, Albemarle,
Richmond, Greene,
Nansemond, Rappahannock,
Charles City. Culpeper,
Hanover, Loudon,
Henrico. Louisa,
King William, Pulaski.
Amelia. Allegheny,
Brunswick, Amherst.
Greenesville, Augusta,
Lunenburg, Bath,
Mecklenburg, buckingham,
Powhatan, Craig,
Prince Edward. Cumberland,
Prince George. Nelson,
Carroll, Rockbridge.
King & Queen. Westmoreland.
FOR MANN:
Accomac, Roanoke.
Elizabeth City. Clarke,
Gloucester. Frederick,
Lancaster, Madison.
Northampton, Page,
Northumberland, Rockingham,
Spotsylvania. Shenandoah,
Warwick, Alexandria,
Isle of Wight, Fairfax,
Norfolk, Fauuuier.
Princess Anne, King George.
Southampton, Orange,
Chesterfield, Stafford.
James City, Buchanan.
New Kent, Dickinson,
Dinwiddie, Giles,
Nottoway, Lee,
Sussex, Scott.
Franklin, Smith,
Patrick, Tazewell,
Pittsylvania, Washington,
Bedford, Wise,
Campbell, Wythe,
Floyd, Appomattox,
Halifax, BOtetourt,
Montgomery. Highland,
York, Prince William.
COUNTIES IN DOUBT.
Bland, Russell.
Fluvanna, Surry,
Goochland, Warren.
IN THE CITIES.
FOR TUCKER:
Fredericksburg, Roanoke,
Newport News, Winchester,
Portsmouth, Alexandria.
kichmG nd, Stanton,
Clifton Forge,
FOR MANN:
Norfolk, HAMPTON.
Manchester. Lynchburg
Williamsburg. Radford,
Petersburg, Charlottesville,
Danville, Bristol.
Buena Vista.
MANN CARRIED OUT OF 10 DISTRICT
Counties in the First District went I
by majorities as follows:
For Mann-Accomac 248, Elizabei
City &c, Gloucester IA, Lancaster 13
Northampton Ga, Northumberland 2
Spotsylvania Ga, Warwick 81, York 10
Total, TO.
For Tucker-Caroline Sc, Essex 2
fredericksburg II, King & Queen 2
60, Middlesex 46, Newpo
News AZ, Richmond SO, Westmorelar
S6. Total, 365.
Mann's majority in the First Distri,
is 4l4; in the Northern Neck (withol
King George) Al; with King Georg,
lOl- 1t Is rather striking that Nj
Tucker did not get as much as a hui
dred majority anywhere in the Fir,
District. while only in Accomac, Yor
and Lancaster did Judge Mann 8 major
ties exceed the hundred mark.
In addition to the First Distric
Mann carried the Second by over tv
thousand; the Fourth by more than fly
the Fifth by less than fiy
the Sixth by nearly fftee
the Seventh by over fiv
and the ninth by over thou.
Ind.
Tucker carried the Third ty over
thousand, the Eighth by over FIVE hur