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The Mankato free press., 1909-12-10

Mrs. n. T. True of Truman, are max
ing a short visit in the city.
| Miss Ethel Simpson, who has been
the guest of Mrs. +. L. Heermance
returned to her home in Fairmont yes
! terday.
Mrs. James Wilson of Locust street
has gone to Pennsylvania, where she
was called owing to the serious illness
of her son-in- law.
John Ward and George Emmersor
have returned from their hunting triE
in the northern part of the state. Mr.
Emmerson snot a deer.
| A. G. Hall went to Ormsby today tC
make the final inspection of judicia
ditch No. 4, which Mayer Bros. have
just completed. Lawrence Mayer is alsC
there.
| G.. G.. Mundem of Medo was in Man
kato today. The roads were so baC
that rather than drive from his farm
to Mapleton to take the train he walk
ed the distance, six and half miles
Alfred w. Wilmot and family ar
rived last evening from ST. Charles U
spend several days as guests of hi
father, F. d. Wilmot. Clare Ball, |
nephew of Mr. Wilmot, is here from
minneapolis and guest at the vii
mot residence.
Mrs. A. G. Meyer and son wen
to ST. Paul this morning Mrs. Meye
was subpoenaed last night by Deput,
Sheriff Hanson as a witness before TIL
grand jury against man who i
charged with having forged her nam
to subscription to Golfers Weekly
She knew nothing about the case.
The Mankato free press., 1909-12-10
SOCIAL CIRCLES
MRS. n. s. Hayward, Editor
N. w. phone, 80 Citizsns, ZI5
Pretty Schooi Party.

Pretty School Party.
A pretty school party took place in
the shorthand department of the Davis
five to 1880 o'clock, when the young
ladies OF that department entertained
the members of the faculty. Mrs.
Davis, Miss Street and Mrs. Tidland
being among the invited guest. The
school oolors, blue and gray, were
prettily carried out in the table dec
oration. Small diplomas We're used as
place cards, and in the center of the
table was a large plum padding, con-
tanning various jokes, each fastened
with ribbons from the center piece
to the place cards. The jokes were
all very original ones and caused
much merriment among the students.
Supper was served at six o'clock. after
which the guests were entertained with
music during the remainder of the
evening.
F. F. Norton of Garden City was in
Mankato today.
Edward Jones of Cambria made one
of his infrequent visits to Mankato
today.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lamm. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hohmann and Mrs. Stephan
Lamm will depart tonight for Cali
fornia where they will remain for the
winter.
Attorneys Henry A. Morgan and
John f. Meighen of Albert Lea were
arrivals in the city yesterday and re-
manned over night.
Henry Heleniak, agent for the North
western at Pipestone, was in Mankato
yesterday calling on friends Mr.. Hell
eniak was formerly a resident mere.
Arthur Brilliant of Minneapolis ar
rived in Mankato today and he will be
employed as reporter on The Free
Press. Any courtesies extended him
will be appreciated.
Charles P. Kelly, sales agent for the
life of Governor Johnson came to
Mankato today to arrange for the sale
of the book. He has been assigned to
Mankato and Blue Earth county. He
will begin his work next week.
d. p. Hayes, VINO has been visiting
relatives and friends in this city for
ten days, departed this afternoon for
his home in Butte, Mont. Mr. Hayes
is doing well in Montana, a fact
which his many friends here, are glad
to know.
The Mankato free press., 1909-12-10
from Monday's Daily,
Pleasant Birthday Event.

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenny of Glenwooe
avenue entertained at six o'clock din
ner on Saturday evening, in honor O
Mr.. KenneS's sister, Miss Elizabeth
kenny The, affair was birthday
event, and the honor guest was pre-
sented with a beautiful gold bracelet
The decorations were especially unique
ard artistic, the color scheme of red
green and white being carried out IL
festooninas from the chandeliers, anc
! in candled effects .of the same. The
| table was effectively centered with q
tall floral spire, wound with greens
and from which were festoons to the
corners of the. table, the spire ending
with a number. of lighted candles al
the top Candles were also arranged
at each place. A very delightful even.
ing was spent following the enjoyable
birthday dinner event.
!. i. j.
Entertained at Five Hundred.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Prowse of Full.
ton street, entertained thirty of their
| friends, at five hundred, on Saturday
evening, in honor. of Mr.. and Mrs. j
H. McGarvey, who leave for their home
in Canada on Monday. The house
throughout was prettily decorated, and
the prizes were won by Mrs, A. J
viegel and j. w. Wilcox. AT the con-
cusion of the. game, Miss Eekman
Miss Cali and Misses Irene and Jessie
Prowse assisted in the serving of a
delicious luncheon.
j. A. Berquist took business trip
to Bricelyh today.
j, S. Peoples of Lake Crystal was
in the city over night.
A. C. Miller of Redwood Falls was
in Mankato yesterday.
William M. Smith of Redwood Fails
visited Mankato Sunday.
John B. johnson of Tyler was ir
Mankato Saturday evening. @
Hugh Jones of Lake Crystal took
breakfast in the city today.
James A. Meagher of Madison Lake
was in Mankato yesterday.
w. H. Jaeger of lie Sue,tr Center
was in the city Saturday evening.
Attorney Wilson Borst of Window
took. supper in the city Saturday.
A. Sampson and wife of Faribault
The Mankato free press., 1909-12-10
Safe and Sure.

Among the medicines that are recon-
mended and endorsed by physicians and
nurses is Kemp's Balsam, the best
cough cure. For many years it has been
regarded by doctors as the medicine
most likely to cure coughs, and it has
a strong hold on the esteem of all we'll
informed people. When Kemp's Balsam
cannot cure q cough we shall be at a
loss to know what will. st druggists
and dealers, 25 cents.
The Mankato free press., 1909-12-10
MANKATO FREE PRESS

Gilbert Guttcrsen of Minneapolis was
visitor lin the city today.
| Deputy Sheriff Gates Phillips re.
turned today from Redwood Falls.
| Attorney Charles c.. Kolars of Le-
Sueur Center was in Mankato over
night.
i Miss Marietta Sherk OF North Man.
kato is recovering from an attack OF
appendicitis.
Fred NIilburn of the Twin City Com
mercial Bulletin was in the city today
on business. .ga
Attorney A. c. Dollif of Redwood
Falls spent yesterday and today in
the city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Palmer
have returned from Battle Creek
Mich. where they spent several
weeks.
A. w. Wilmot and family of St
Charles are. visiting III the city for a
week, the guests of the formers par.
lents, Mr.. and Mrs. z. d. Wilmot.
Mrs. D. E. Cuppernull and daughter
of Virginia, Minn, are guests of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. d
tNVilmot, and win remain over Sunday.
n. NJ. Hermanson of this city and
Frank Nelson of Rapidan will 60 tc
IChicago tomorrow to attend the stock
show, and expect to be gone week
! Miss Marion Grenniger of st. Pau
was the guest yesterday of Miss Clara
l
lBoehmer and attended the party giveI
tby the Crescent Dancing club last eve.
lining.
! Landon and Glenn Bailey of Francis
lSaskatchewan arrived yesterday to
attend the Mankato Commercial col
Ilege. They intend to take the full
business course.
! Attorney Benjamin Taylor will leave
tomorrow morning for Albert Lea
where he will deliver the memorial ad
dress at the Albert Lea lodge of Elk
on Sunday afternoon
! John Mcnamara of jamestown
Charles Manthei and wife of Goot
Thunder and Evan Flo of Rapidar
were Blue Earth county farmers whC
came to the city by train today.
Allan Jackson left on the Afternoon
train for Chicago, and from there
goes by way of New Orleans, to spent
La short vacation at San Antonio
Texas, and points on the Gluf of Mex
leo.
| j. NJ. Barclay was s5'Sinl from Poin1
Pleasant today. He expects to spent
the winter there, but Mrs. Barcla!
will leave in about ten days for Cali
fornia, where she expects to spend th'
winter Mr.. Barclay states that onl.
east bay is frozen over, although ;
tweek ago nearly the whole lake was
lowered with ice.
| Mrs. Stephen Lamm, Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Lamm and Mr.. and Mrs. John II
Holman will leave Wednesday night
next for Long Beach, CAL, where the,
Will spend the winter. They will stol
en- route for a few days each at Sal
Antonio and Ell Paso, Texas, and viii
make Short excursion into Old Mex
Iieo. They vii. return in the sprin|
| by way of San. Francisco. a
i Rey. j. NJ, Balm Of this city ha
gone to Sioux City, Iowa, to atten'
| a conference of Presbyterian Sunday
school missionaries, Dec. SO. Their
| will be missionaries from the state
of Iowa, Minnesota, North and Soutl
Dakota and Nebraska, numbering
twenty eight /, in all. Because of tn
condition OF, the roads, Mr.. Balm dis
continued evangelistic meetings, whicl
were to be held all this week il
Beaver Creek. Special services a
Lake. Washington, will be postponed
to a later date. because of the con
ference. "a. $50 f.,,F q, ,.,.y
The Mankato free press., 1909-12-10
Chicago Man Named for the Post Be
yond the Pacific.

Washington, Dec. 6.-The announce
ment is made at the state department
of the appointment of William j. Cal
houn of Chicago as minister to China
Mr.. Calhoun has = accepted. The
Chinese government has indicated its
pleasure in receiving him.
The Mankato free press., 1909-12-10
when Your joints are stiff

aid,your muscles sore from cold or rheu-
.natism, when you slip and sprain joint,
strain your side or brriise yourself, Pain
killer will take out the soreness and fix
you right. Always have it with you, and
use il freely. Avoid substitutes, there is
but one painkiller Perry Davis. Price
25c., Soc. and 50c.
The Mankato free press., 1909-12-10
From Thursdays Daily.
Pleasant Surprise Affair.

from Thursdays Daily.
Pleasant Surprise Affair.
Miss Clara Beohland was given a
very. pleasant surprise affair in honor
of her eighteenth birthday, at her
home in Limetown on Monday even
ing. The event was arranged by AL
bert Boehland and Walter ,Dmkel-
beck, and was enjoyable in every de-
tail. The evening was spent in play
ing progressive cinch, the highest hon
ors being won by Miss Carrie Wirsins
and Henry Timm, and the consolation
prizes by Miss Hattie Boehland and
Urben Ficks. Cards We're participat-
ed in until late hour, when a dainty
supper was served by Mrs. Ernest
Boehland, after which number of
musical selections were rendered by
Miss Annie Swenson. Miss Boehland
received a number of gifts in honor
of the occasion, and the guests, in de-
parting, wished Miss Boehland many
happy returns of the day. Among
those present were Misses Lena
Cook, Ida Schumacher, Hattie Schu-
iildNhSI. bViScl, DOIdtued Ntl-
ger, Hattie Boehland, Ida Wirsing, Car.
ric Wirsing, Alma Guentzel, Alma Dun
kelbeck, Irene Boehland, Annie Sven
son, Julia Ficks, Ida Boehland, Ed
Cook, Ernest Oehler, Urben Ficks,
Frank Guentzel, Henry Timm, John
Timm, Ed Boehland, Oscar Boehland
Carl Wirsing, Otto Guentzel, Clarence
Guentzel, George Guentzel and Gus
Schumacher.
North Mankato Surprise Party.
Frank Wild of North Mankato, was
the surprise host at a very enjoyable
party given last night in honor of
his birthday. The surprise, which was
planned by his neighbors, was a
complete one to Mr.. Wild, who was
enjoying a game of cards, when thir-
ty-five of his friends arrived to as
sist him in celebrating the day. Cards
and dancing were participated in and
refreshments were served later in the
evening. Mr.. Wild was presented with
a number of gifts in honor of his
birthday event
i 1. :.
r. A. Dancing Club.
Mankato Council No. 1920, Royal
Arcanum, will give series of dancing
parties during the winter for members
only, and has organized what will be
known as the Royal Arcanum Dancing
club. The parties will be given in the
council hall on the second and fourth
Tuesdays of each month. About thir-
ty of the members have already Joined,
and it is hoped to enroll the rest.
The members expect to have some
jolly good times during the winter.
=. =. ;c
Very Enjoyable Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Naylor enter
tanned a, company of friends at their
home, four miles east of Garden
The Mankato free press., 1909-12-10

We pay high price tor Hides and
Furs. Sell guns and traps cheap.
Northwestern Hide and Fur Co., Min
neaEolis.
The Mankato free press., 1909-12-10

When you think of visiting Mime
apolis, think Beaufort Hotel. ll2 Third
street south. Opposite the postoffice,
Minneapolis.
The Mankato free press., 1909-12-10

Itch cured in 30 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails
Sold by Lack Drug Co., Druggist.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-06
Think Mann Victory Certain.

At a late hour last night the local
supporters Of Judge Mann were conf
dent of a Mann victory. They said
that the counties yet to be heard
from will give their candidate a ma
fjority of at least five thousand.
The Tucker leaders here practical
" conceded defeat at midnight. the
tremendous majority for Mann in Nor
folk and the failure of Tucker to car
~ this city and the Eastern Shore
counties by substantial majorities
causing them to lose hope early in
the night. Judge Mann carried the
Eastern Shore counties by total ma
jori;y of more than 300. and fuckers
majority here was only az. However.
at the time the Tucker men lost hope
and went to bed, the above Associat-
ed dispatch from Richmond had not
been received and it was thought that
the returns in Richmond showed a
Mann majority throughout the State.
An attempt was made to cOmmuIi-
cate with Richmond by long distance
telephone early this morning, but the
storm had nut, the lines cut of COM
mission. The final Associated Press
dispatch given above was received af-
ter 2:30 O'Clock this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-06
COL WEST DEFEATS
ROBERT w. kITHERS
Legislator Who Intended to Oppose
Byrd for Speakership OverwheIr-
ingIy Defeated in Nansemcnd.

Col. J. +. West. a member CT Gov
ernor SwansOn's stan, and a brother
of Mr.. Caleb ID. West. OF this city, was
Overwhelmingly defeated Robert w.
Withers for the house OF delegates
from Nansemond county yesterday. his
majority being l75. Mr.. Withers has
been a member of the house for two
terms and had intended to oppose
Richard T. Byrd for the speakership
of the house at the coming session
had hebcen elected.
From information received here
last night. Nansemond county went
for Judge Mann by small majority.
The exact vote was not obtainabie.
In Isle OF Wight county. James
RObert Jordan defeated Howell. the
incumbent. for the house e delegates
by a large majority. That county al
50 gave Mann q majority. but the
figures on the election in the county
and town Of SmithfieId were not OBJ
taiiabls.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-06
JUDGE MANN SWAiMPss
MR.. TUCKER IN WARWICK
Nottoway Candidate Gets More Than
Two Votes to One For His
Opponent.

Judge Mann swamped Mr.. Tucker
in Warwick county. getting ma
i6rity OF 54-thirteen more than the
total vote given Mr.. Tucker IN the
entire county. The total vote cast Tor
governor was 1856. the judge receiving
"a and Mr. Tucker Al. While the
county had been conceded 10 the
Judge from the very start of the cam
paign. the majority given him was
slightly greater than his supporters
had expected it would be.
The complete returns from the Nor
risen precinct were not obtainable last
night, the only vote secured being that
for governor and the county commit
teemen. However. the returns from
the other three precincts-Denbigh,
Stanley and Ivy-show that the cOun-
ty went for Ellyson. Catlett and Koin-
err EIlyson's majority in the three
precincts heard from was %. Cat
let's majority was 2s and Koiner's
majority was "a
The new Democratic executive com
mitiee is TO be composed of the fol-
lowing: J. c. Curtis. NJ. c. Owens. and
W. o. Curtis, Of Denbigh: L. H. John
son. T. G.. Miner. and C. A. Hubbard.
Of Stanley: r f. Whitfield. II. j.
Whale and Henry F. Jones, of Ivy;
and Davis. Durham and Smith. of
Morrison. Three committeeman were
elected from each precinct.
The vote in Warwick county was
as follows: Denbigh precinct-For
governor-Mann. 81 Tucker. II. For
liautananf UrvarrOr-f .otcu -. u-lI.,
son, - For attorney -general-Cat-
lett. 30: Williams. ; For commission
er of agriculture-Brown. 8: Koiner,
p. For egislature-Goffigan. 81.
For county committee-M. c. Owens,
80; ]. f. Curtis, 80: w. o. Curtis,
80: f. C. Madison, I: J. T. Garrow,
5.
Stanley precinct-Total vote-50
For governor-Mann. %: Tucker. 16
For lieutenant governor-Caton. 5:
Ellyson, "a. For attorney general
Catlett. %: Williams. IS. For com
missioner of agriculture-Brown. 81:
Koiner. IL For -Goffigan
%. For county committee-L II
Johnson. 80: c. A. Hubbard. so: T. G.
Miner. 80: f. F. Nettles, "a; II. NJ
Clements. %.
Ivy preceinct-Total vote castle.
For governor-Mann. IS. Tucker, 3.
For lieutenant governor-Caton, 3:
Ellyson. II. For attorney -general-Cat.
lett, 6: Williams, Z. For commission
er of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5: Koiner,
II. For INSTRUMENTATION. Is. For
county ccmmittee-R. f. Whitfield,
10. n J. Vale 10 II y TOnac IL
l. ]. Vail, 4: A. T. Pulliam. 2.
Morrison precinct-Total vote cast
IL. For gOvernOr-Mann. 26: Tuck
er. II. For committee-Davis, %:
Bnrnham, "a: Smith. %. The vote OH
the other four committeeman was not
obtainable.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-06
AFTER OFFICERS CORN.
Neoro Gets in Wrong Field ard is
Pfrched.

Lee ouarles. colored. made the fs'al
mistake yesterday afternoon Of at
tempting 10 replenish his larder from
the carefully cultivated ard tenderly
nursed garden of Police Sergeant Nit
chell
Sergeani Mitchell. who happened to
be Al home 81 the time. was sitting
on the porch surveying the grand
cxrarse e. Ms plantation. vhen motto
ing sun kissed corn waving in man
ner entirely unlike the gentle sway
produced by summer brcezes. he made
an investigated. The discovery was
starting There among the waving
stalks he found the ono lee. care
fully picking the tcndercst and sweet
cst cars from his cherished garden
lee made a break. bit u was no use.
the incensed sergeant vas soon upon
him and b. was quickly landed IN
the station house Re IS there now
riaips of liberty and sun kissed fields
and Il t. SAID the sergeant VII have
corn On the cob az his midday meal
today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-06
MANN MAJORITY INDICATED.
Actual Returns a, Midnight Give Him
Substantial Lead.
Especial to The Daily Press.

NSptCtdi 20 ne Ddltg IEtScf-
RICHMOND. VA, Aug. 5.-Returns
actually received and estimated at
i2:3o this morning gives Judge VIM
Hodges Mann, of Nottoway. a MAORI
ty in the state from three to FIVE
thousand. The vote in Norfolk city
told the tale. Until the returns from
Norfolk we're in il was a neck and
neck race 5eiween Mann and Tucker,
with the chances first in favor Of one
candidate and then the other.
fuckers osly hope now seems 10
lie in the hcpc that his majority in
fuchmond city viii be sufficient 10
overcome the Norfolk vote. u Is
hardly probable that he viii be able
to do this.
Incomplete returns from Richmond
city al this hour indicate a probable
majority Of hardly more than i've or
six hundred. u was not until tonight
any real interest was taken in the
gubcrua.orial race. The vote polled
was light all over the ate.
Tho returns are extremely mcagrc
from all points. Even N Richmond
city the returns nave been held back
IL Clay ward. until nobody can
tell hcu the election has gone *
ccpt b. estimated maporiiics. Mann
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-06
MURDERS HIS NIECE.
Jealous Uncle Follows Girl From
Russia to Chicago
fBy Associated f'ressD

CHICAGO. Aug. Herman Bell
thirty years old. shot and killed Sarah
Rel. his twenty ycar-old rieco. las;
right and later confessed to the 20
Ice that. notwithstanding the fact
thai h. is married and the father Of
q family. he had secretly loved the
ciri fcr the past six years.
Rel became enrsEed when he saw
The giri and her sister talking with
several -ounr men near her home. A
quarrel Sed ard Bel drew a 70
soiver and fred Eve shots. Three
bullets took effect. causing wounds
from which Miss Bell died soon after
being taken 70 the county hospital
Fell attempted % escape after the
shooting but was arreecd Miss Bell
was employed - se1mstress.
The SLAYER admitted that because
81 hts affection for her he followed
her 70 this country from Russia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-06
Serious Trouble Mag Arise IN Stock
holm al Any Time.
GOVERNMENT IS MAKING READY
Though Quiet Reisns in City Now,
Ranks OF Strikers Are Being Aug
mented, and Additional Troops
Have Been Ordered to Scene.
(By Associated Press)

STOCKHOLM, Aug. Although
Stockholm has been quiet tonight ex-
cept for several minor demonstrations
by mobs OF strikers. 1t Is believed 1t
is the calm before the storm. for the
ranks of the strikers are being aug
mented hour by hour and the temper
OF both the strikers and the inhabi-
tants of the city in general hourly Is
increasing. Fears are expressed that
serious trouble may arise at any mo-
ment.
The government is making ready 10
meet any contingency. Additional
troops have been ordered To Stock
holm and the streets tonight are full
of Gathering army wagons arriving
with supplies.
The bread supply of the city Is
nearly exhausted and the stock OF
meat also Is running low.
Thousands OF the poor already are
camping out in the outlying districts
and living almost entirely on the fish
they are able to catch.
Scandinayians generally are lending
their aid to their brothers in Sweden.
The Norwegian laborers already have
donated $4,000 TO the strike fund
and promise more.
Danish unions have promised per-
the lockout and collections are being
taken in Finland for Sweden's strik-
ers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-06
RESULT PROMISES TO Be VERY CLOSE
Actual Returns at Midnight Give Not
toway Candidate Substantial Lead.
But Final Figures Probably Will
Not he Known Until This Afternoon
Local Mann Supporters Go To Bed
Confident.
CRv Associated Press.)

RICHMOND. VA. Aug. 6.-On
account of storms in southern,
Southwestern and eastern Virgin
ia the returns of the Democratic
primary held today are very
meagre. 1t is impossible to de-
termine at 2:30 o'clock whether
Mann or Tucker has been nomi-
mated.
Tucker declares that he has
won out by a safe majority, and
Colonel James Mann, campaign
manager for Judge Mann has sent
the mes-Dispatch a statement
declaring that Mann has Won by
$500 votes.
One of the most interesting fea-
lures of the day was the vote OF
Albemarle county, the home OF
Senator Martin. In spite OF the
senator's support of Mann, the
county went for Tucker by 20
majority
j. Taylor Ellyson has been
nominated for lieutenant COVER
nor: Williams has WOO over Cat
lett for attorney general, and
Koiner has pOlled very much
larger vote than Brown, for COM
missioner of agriculture. The re-
suit in the gubernatorial race Will
not be known until probably late
tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-06
From Various Places.

ROANOKE, VA, Aug. 5.-Green
county gives Tucker 8 majority.
Smythe county gives Mann 200 ma
jority. Pittsylvania county. with one
third of the precincts TO hear from
Gives Mann majority OF 100. The
city of Manchester gives Mann a ma
jority of 3S. The city of Bristol cast
337 votes, giving Judge Mann ma
lority over Tucker of 234
Gloucester county gives Mann a
majority Of about 10.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-06
David c. Thomas Dead.

ABINGDON. VA. Aug. David G.
Thomas. cashier In the Once OF col
hector Of internal revenue. died hero
last night. lie was appointed post.
master at Abingdon by Prcsids nj
Roosevelt. but resigned after = few
months TO accept the position be va
holding at the time a his death. 10
was forty-seven years old and leaves
a widow and che dhild.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-06
MANN CARRIES NINTH.
Estimate Upon Messre Returns Places
Majority at 1903.
By Associated Pre- ssh

ROANOKE, VA, Aug. 5.-i3aslnS
an estimate upon meagre returns thus
far received. Judge Mann probably
has a majority of 1900 in the Ninth
district. His vote may exceed that.
Washington county has gone for
Mann with probably a majority or
200. Scott county is for Mann; ma
jority indefinite.
At midnight forty counties in the
state and all the larger cities heard
from gave Mann a majority of $500,
and Tucker majorities OIL $500.