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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
STOLE LOCOMOTIVE, NE
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LURE OF JOY RIDES LEADS
FAKE RAILROAD NAN
RACK To JAIL.

WILKES BARRE. PA, Nov. g.
Thomas J. Teaie. OF this city, who
year ago stole Delaware, LAckA-
wanna and Western Railroad loco
motl.e for Joy ride" during which
he nearly killed the president and
several officials of the road. was to-
day arrested. charged with stealing
an automobile and driver for a two
days Joy ride
Representing himself ~ a special
officer Of the I4ehiSh Valley railroad.
searching for train wreckern. Teale 10
satd to have hired an automobile from
a company here last week. Archie
sutton WAS the driver. and for tyo
days drove about the country. Sutton
going where he was directed. The
first night realc got into Z cottage
at Harvey's lake. representing to SUIT
ton that il belonged to An ofiltial II
the railroad, who had told him 70 re-
main there.
After visiting several places they
finally reached Tunhannock. and
There Teale disappeared. Sutton 5000
learned that he had no connection
with the railroad. and came back
home. To-day Teale was captured
at Coxton. near here. and Alderman
Brown. OF this city. held him under
: 900 bail for trial. md he was sent
to Jail in default Of It. He was ro-
Gently released after serving six
months for stealing the locomotive.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
FOUR AMENDMENTS ARE
PROBABLY VOTED DOWN

While the returns from many sec
tons OF the State indicate that tre-
mendous fight was made by those
wishing the proposed constitutional
amendments adopted. 1t is proba BILE
that all four changes were defeated
1T Is practically certain that the pre-
vision extending the term of the Leg
islature from sixty 10 ninety days
was showed under. II is more than
probable that the amendment relative
to the reading OF bills has been de-
feated, and. though many polls are
yet to be heard from, 1t 10 not i'm
probable that the amendments allow
Ing treasurers and commissioners of
the revenue to succeed themselves
have been rejected, but by a narrow
margin.
Richmond voted against the legis-
lative amendments and in favor of
those relative to treasurers and COM
missioners. In Roanoke similar con-
ditions existed. but in Lynchburg all
four found favor.
In the counties, however, the
amendments lost heavily In the
cities several of them, as indicated
above, received oonsidera BILE ma iori-
ties. Practically all tho majorities
were overcome. and as the returns
now stand all of the amendments arc
lost.
Very few figures regarding the
amendments have been received from
the Fifth and Ninth districts, where
the national and larger issues were
being fought out. 1t Ia probable. how
ever. that the voters in these districts
acted In accord with voters elsewhere
in casting their ballots against the
amendments; that liz as FAR as the
Democrats were concerned. Many Re-
publicans probably voted for the
treasurers and commissioners. these
two amendments appealing to them
az being slightly akin to the pro
tective" policy of the national party.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
Run &. q. y. CLOSE,
IN CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. g.
The congressional returns in Caiifor-
mia early to-day indicate that Engle-
bright. Republican; Kent. Insurgent-
Republican; Knowland. standpat- Re-
publican; Macarthur, Democrat. Hayes
Insurgent Republicans; Needham,
standpat Republican,; Stevens, Insur-
gent Republ'can. and Smith. standpat
Republican. VIII comprise the Cali
tornia congressional delegation. In
nearly every district both sides claim
victory,
Julius Kahn, Republican, refused
to-day to concede his defeat by Nc
Arthur. The Socialist candidate
against Hayes made a strong show
Ing. and Hayes Won only by a small
vote. Keguin. Socialist In San Fran
cisco. had plurality OF 5000. hut
the Republican candidate overca me
this outside the city.
The Democratic representatives in
the State legislature vii be stronger.
The Republicans. however according
to latest returns. will name United
States Senator to succeed Flint.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
MAKES CLEAN SWEEP
IN NORTH CAROLINA
DEMOCRATS BURY REPUBLICANS
UNDER GREAT LANDSLIDE OF
BALLOTS, GAINING THREE
CoNGREssMEN.

RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 9-~-The Dem
ocrats appear to have swept the Re
puhlcans clear out of North Carolina,
according to the best returns available
early to-day. Charles NJ. Stedman,
Democrat. defeated ID. II. Blair In the
Fifth district. which is now repre-
sented in Congress by John NJ. More
head. Stcdman's majority Ia estimated
at $500. In the Eigth district. r. l..
Dougton. Democrat, defeated Repre-
sentative Charles II. Cowies. Republic
can. by over Loco. In the Tenth, J.
NJ. Gudger, Democrat. defeated Rep
resentative John g. Grant. Republican.
In close race, r. Yates Webb Demo-
crat. is believed tn be safely reelected
In the Ninth. The Republicans lose
Three congressman in this state.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN
BUT FEELS LONESOME

WILMINGTON. DEL, Nov. 9.~Com
plete returns give Delaware to the
Republicans by II ajority estimated
at 1,s0o. Congressman William H.
Heald is reelected, and the Legisla
tnre shows twelve Republican ma
jority on joint ballot, an increase lof
ten compared with the majority the
Republicans had in the last Les-iSfa
ture.
The new Legislature will elect a
United states senator, and Colonel
Henry A. Dupont Will in all probability
succeed himself
The Republicans have nine mem
bers Of the Senate and the Democrats
eight while III the House there are
twenty three Republicans and twelve
Democrats.
The Democrats controlled the last
House by majority of one and the
Republicans had "A majority of three
in the Senate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
DEMOCRATS GAIN
TWO IN MARYLAND

BALTIMORE. MD. Nov. 9.-~-ke-
yised returns to-day show that Mary
land yesterday elected five Democrats
and one Republican Congressman, a
Democratic gain OF two. The Con
gressmen-eiect are. First district, j.
Harry Cotington. Democrat, re-eloct-
ed. Second. j. Fred Talbot. Demo
crat, reelected; Third. George ko-
Mig. Democrat. succeeding John Kron-
miller. Republican: Fourth. J. Charles
Linthicum. Democrat. succeeding
John Gill. Democrat: Fifth. Thomas
Parran. Republican. succeeding sgd
ney Z. Mudd, Republican; Sixth, pa
pid j. Lewis, Democrat, succeeding q.
A. Pearre. Republican. The tariff and
the high cost Of living We're the issues
In this State. No State officers were
voted on.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
ROtr REPUBLICANS
IN CONNECTICUT

NEW HAVEN. CONN, Nov 3
Connecticut Democracy was jubilant
to-day over yesterdays landslide,
which gave them their first governor
In sixteen years. one member in TIN
congressional delegation of five and
voting strength of - in the lower
house OF the state assembly against
last years ~, besides an even greater
percentage OF increase in the upper
house.
Judge Simeon e. Baldwin, Demo-
crat, and 4 law professor in Yale.
defeated Charles A. Goodwin, Of
Hartford. by about 1900 plurality.
The rest Of the Republican State tick
ct seems to have pulled through
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
TOSS DEFEATS DRAPER
IN MASSACHJSE SETS

EttST0N, MASS, Noyrnher al
though Eugene n. Foss, Democrats.
candidate for governor won sweep
tnG victory over Governor Draper,
third term candidate. the remainder
#0f the Republican State ticket was
riected Revised figures give Foss a
plurality of 23.111a. He carried the
city or Boston by 2T.a57.
The party division IN the Massa-
I Chusatts congressional delegation
3 ufObAbiy remains the same. four
\ Democrats and ten Republicans. al
4 though the Democrats stu claim n
rain OF one.
Republicans will control the State
# te9tslature with a majority ON joint
ballot OF 81. Friends OF Senator
Lodge insist that he will be chosen
10 succeed himself as United States
senator, but there is much talk of n
Doasibie combination between Demo-
Gratis and anti-Lodge Republicans,
whereby the senior senator viii be
ssdefeated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
PORTER ELECTED
BY IOWA DEMOCRATS

DIES MONIES, IOWA, Nov. p.
Iowa woke under the Democratic
landslidc this morning. and for the
& first time since 1899. when Horace
Acies, of Waterloo. was elected gov
ernor on the liquor question, Iowa
In all probability has "A Democratic
governor elect. Claude II. Porter, of
. (Anteryiile, elected over Governor
Carroll by an estimated plurality of
no, Q00.
While the Democratic State central
E0mmittee claim the State by $4,000,
The Republican leaders VIII not adj
INIT CAROLS defeat. and claim late
returns will insure his election. The
4 rest Of the Republican State ticket liz
probably elected
The legislature will he Republican.
hut no one can tell Just how strong.
The progressive wing will probably
control.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
RICHMOND VOTE SMALL
But Is SATISFACTORY

Richmonds total vote was small,
being something less than 1000, but
in confederation OF the fact that with
the exception Of the constitutional
amendments no issie was before the
people In halloting is considered
rather satisfactory.
OF the votes cast Captain Lamb
got nearly all. his Republican OPP
ponent, w. r. Vawter. receiving but
a scant handful. The socialist leader
N y. Harrison, polled Sc. while the
sociallst-labor standard bearer got as
many. as SO.
The vote In each OF the seven wards
Of the city. the ballots for the Demo-
cratic and Republican candidates
being given. was al follows:
Clay--L.amb. 1913: Vawter. So
Lee---I4amb. 52S: vawter. IS.
Henry-Lamb. eos; vawter. 80.
Monroe-Lamb. 3s3: vawter. IL.
Madison-Lamb. $50: Vawter. 80
JefrerSon--Lamb. 500; Vawter, Is.
Marshall--Lamb, 374: vawter, 20.
Washington--Lamb, 241; Vawter,
"a.
Total--Iamb. 1850; yawter. 252.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
DEMOCRATS MAKE BIG
GAINS IN RHODE ISLAND

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Nov. with
Rhode Islands usual Republican ma
jorities cut by thousands and one
Democrat elected to Congress Sena
tor Aidricfs State to-day showed tina t
the high cost Of living and tariff argu-
snents even in Aidrfeh's home fell ca
fertile ground. Lewis A. Waterman.
Democratic candidate for governor, il
Is shown from complete returns cut
Governor Pothferss plurality Of 10000
last year tn as6 this year. III the First
congressional district William +.
0Shaughnessy, Democrat. defeated
William + Sheffield by 7S7a. The Leg
islature Is Republican a:ld will elect a
Republican successor to afdrich.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
RESULT IN DOUBT
IN "SHOW ME" STATE

ST. LOUIS. MO. Nov. s.-Prohi-
bition is defeated by majority of
at least 100000 in Missouri James
A. Reed has defeated DIR. Francis
for the Democratic nomination for
United States Senator st. Louis has
been swept by the Republicans. while
Missouri IL claimed by both Demo-
Gratis and Republicans. Incomplete
returns AT hand make It Impossible
TO tell who IL the victor In the State
John c. Mckinley has beaten Ma
than Frank for the Republican nomi-
nation for United States Senator The
Democrats have elected the lsxislf-
ture. which means that Reed viii be
the naxt Senator from Missouri.
incomplete returns show the cleo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
DEMOCRATS GAIN
IN PENNSYLVANIA

HARRISBURG. PA. NOV. 9.-~Fig-
ssires obtainatle up to noon o-day in
dieAte that John K. Tener (Repub-
IcAnl has been elected governor OF
{ Rennsylyania, with plurality of
about 10000. over William IL. Berry.
Tho Keystone party candidate.
The Democrats apparently have
s11ectsd eight OF the thirty-two Con-
EuSDMDmen---A gain Of five---and there
Snre three others districts In doubt
Iha Democrats elected are: Michael
41pnOhue. In the Fifth congressional
1GeFtct: Robert T.. Diefenderfer. in
stAA Eighth: John II. Rothermel. In
30ne Thirteenth: william r.. Wilson.
IT The fifteenth: John g. McHenry,
IT tn Sixteenth: Curtis II. Gregg
m 1ho Twenty-second; II. II. Wilson
m fho Twenty-fourth, and A. Mitch
zSN Palmer. In the Twenty-sixth
3ho Eleventh. Twelfth and Four
E&ooneh districts are In doubt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
sTANDPATTER WINS
AT UTAH POLLS

SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. Nov. 9.
Sweeping Republican victories
throughout Utah. including the cleo
ton of Republican stand pat Con-
gresham and United States Senator,
are indicated from complete returns
from this city and partial returns
from various parts OF the country
early to-day. Joseph Howell. stand
pat congressman. has been reelected
by from 10000 to 10000
The Republicans also elected twelve
members of the legislature from Salt
Lake city. which assures them CON
troll OF the legislature,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09

nominee by at least TO l. The pro-
posed Throckmorton road law was de-
feated by a decisive vote.
The county electoral board will meet
at o'cloek Thursday afternoon at
the court house to canvass the vote.
In IA statement Wednesday MIR. Na~ :
ter declared he carried three precincts
in the county. They are Short Pump.
4 majority; Carriers. majority. and
Town Hall. ! majority.
With the precincts heard from the
following was the vote on the Trock-
morton measure;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
HOLDS HIM LIABLE
FOR ANCIENT nlID

judgement In the sum OF SO was
rendered in favor Of Hewitt, Robbins
4 Co. against Mr.. II. Dickeveon BY
Judge Witt In the Hastings Court
Wednesday.
The case was an appeal from Z
decision made by Justice CYutch0olc
in 1905. Mr.. Dickerson, while osa-
ployed ~ manager for Mn NcF9ia,
I. milliner. purchased supplies from
Hewitt. Rohbins q Co. He made ne
purchases for Mr.. Morrta but th1y
were charged to him pere0aaIly.
Mr.. Morris failed ana The eemnnav
attempted % collect frqM M, 03ck-
sSvssss6 \ ~ HeGln z5o1lG RI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
Music Clns. Entevtaipel

Especial TO The Richmond virginian.
ABISGDoN, VA. Nov. a.--Miss Drink
ara entertained her music class Satur-
day. November 3: after music and
games. all repaired TO the dining room
where ice-crearn. cake, candy and fruits
We're served
Those who took part were: Frances
cunningham, Nellie Scott Rookie Good
pasture. Stuart and Louise Ham, Miss
blackwell. Isabelle Crabtree, Loula and
IsoHnie Wilson. Mrs, Fawnsworth, Lucy
Cook Bessie ketehurn NJ Duff Jones
hayfer: Old Gray Bonnet. sung by 81
las and Miranda Mrs. Butt and Louise
Ham. in costume}. all scholars joining
In the chorus
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
be constructed on the southwest me-
Of the building.
DEATH CLAIMS
DR. |. N. ELLIOT

BALTIMORE. MD. Nov. s.--Dr. A.
Marshall Elliott, professor OF romance
languages In the Johns Hopkins Uni
versity, and one Of the worlds most
famous literary men. died at his rest
dence in this city to-day. DIR. Elliott
was native Of Wilmington. n. C..
and one of the most intellectual men
this country has produced. Especially
famous for. hiz investigations in me-
diaeval French languages, he was hon.
ored with the decoration Of the cross
Of the French Legion Of Honor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09

BRISTOL. VA, November g.---At
1880 O'Clock this morning John j,
stuart. brother OF Henry C. Stuart,
stated that returns thus far received
from the Ninth district showed the
congressional contest between the lat
ter and Congressman G.. h. Eiemp. Re-
publican to be so close that an on
cial count will he necessary to de-
eide who Is the winner. Both sides
are claiming election. Slemp claims
it by at least four hundred and the
Stuart followers by from three to
Ave hundred. Definite returns have
not been received from Buchanan and
Dickinson counties which are back
woods counties. 1t II learned to-day
that Slemp's majority in his home
county Of Wise III ZI0 The figures
ere based on partially complete re-
turns but an erroneous calculation Of
fow votes In each county might
throw the election either way SO tits
diAFcnlt to say who Ia elected and In
the -'nantime hotk Eides are claiming
election.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
CENSUS FIGURES SHOW
SLUMP IN VA. COUNTIES

WASHINGTON, u. c.. November =.
censusss for Will
Harrisburg and Buckinghaa.. nd Cum.
berland c0untiea ara shown by the
figures made public Wednesday.
Williamsburg has gained e7t In ten
years, her population totss1Ay bein9
2.7l4 a. against 2.044 In 1900. Buck
ingham county has lost ~ inhAhitAnts
In q decade. her population 1t present
being 1926. NJ against 1896 IN
1900. Cumberland county gained 10
souls, the present population being
s,19b against 1886 ten years ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
WOMEN GET BIC VOTE
BUT NOT QUITE ENOUGH

SEATTLE WASH. Nov. s.Indi :
cations to-day are that Washington
elected three Republican representa-
tives 10 Congress--W;iliam LaFol-
lette. progressive. in the First dis
trict; William +. Humphrey. stand
patter. IN the Second, and Stanton
uarDHrton. progressive. IN the Third.
Seattle Seted nearly 4 To ! for wo-
man suffrage. but reports from over
the State indicate that women VIII not
be cnfranChiaed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
SLEMP LEADING
STUART IN NINTH

ROANOKE. VA. November g.
Latest returns from Ninth district are
for Stuart-<iites, 225; Pulaski, ga;
Washington, l91: Bristol, 1so; Rus.
sch, 1875; Buchanan, 81.
For Slcmp-Scott, $50 (estimatsdl /:
Lee. 90; Wise, 2:5; Taxcwcu, SIS;
Smyth. 1855; Bland. "a; Wytile, I.
This gives SIcmp majority Of 3:
with Dickinson to hear from. Dick
enson probably will give Slcmp q
small majority. Both Democrats and
Republicans admit Slsmp's majority
In scott will bc about $50. II ltsoks
~ n Slemp II elected by about 100
majority.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
RACE IL CLOSE
FOR GONER>ORsHiP

BOISE. IDAHO. Nov. s,-pemo-
cratic leaders to-day conceded the
election to Congress Of burton French,
progressive Republican. Ky about To-,
600 Tn outcome Of the fight for the
governorship between Governor Bra
dy. Republican. and James II. fia~-
ley, Democrat. Is still in doubt
The dominant issue WAS the liquor
question. Brady is prohibitionist.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
REFUSES RECOUNT
To BALTIMORE

WASHINGTON, u. c.. Nov. 9.--~Bal-
timore was to-day refused a census
recount by Director Durand. The evil
dence submitted BY Baltimore. In the
directors opinion, did not warrant n
recount for even the questioned emu
merators districts. Cleveland. Ohio,
will retain her position as sixth city
as result of this decision.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
TIMER LEADING BERRY
IN PENNSYLVANIA

PITTSBUR PA, Nov. s.--Once
more Pennsylvania to-day is almost
wholly Republican. Republican con-
greasmen were successful in twenty
Two districts. Democrats In seven. and
three are so close that the result will
not be known until the final returns
are In. A loss of two Republicans IL
Indicated.
Although latest returns show John
X Tener. Republican, leading William
III. Berry. keystone party, for gov
ernor II In so close that uncertainty
still prevailed to-day. and it In not
improbable that the complete Official
nOunt may be necessary To determine
the outcome. Grim, Democrat. was
fAr behind the leaders. barely edsink
cut 6layfon. Socialist. and Larkin. Pro-
y hIbiti0nist.
The Legislature was won by the
Republicans.
Late figures. including all but FIVE
ccuntiea. indicate that Tener's PIN
srnlity will be less than $4,000 The
flva missing eounties--Elk, Northamp-
ton. Pike, Snyder and Washington
are ali In strong Berry territory. Out
aide them. the count shows Tcner lead
linz By ASH.
AZ Tener needed Philadelphia TO win.
the city giving him plurality OF a.
-. Allegheny county, In which Pitts
burg u located. gave Tener an esti-
mated plurality OF 10000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09

ks PORTLAND. ORE. Nov Save
145 M governorship. Oregon went
oh1tean. A. w. Lafterty. progress
- HopObilcans WAS elected TO Con-
- r the second district. and Con-
1Aa W. g, Hawley, from the
l. =. 49, rs-4iscted.
s - Portland Oregonian. chief
nrt4r Of Jay BoweSmAn. Repub-
1Ns f1F governor, To-day conceded
&IeEkt6n u Oswald West. Demo-
M = plurality Of 1.kQ0, A bitter
~ $500 aGAim13 BCwerman on
~ tna4 ~ MAa ~ enemy to
gtAsx ~. The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
Fourth District.

Congressman Robert Turnbull is re-
turned to Congress without opposition.
Several counties in his district are
yet to make returns. Petersburg and
eight counties heard from give Con-
gresham TnrnbulI vote of over
Loo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
Only Socialists to Beat.

COLUMBIA, 5. G.. Nov. s.-This
State stands solidly Democratic to-
day, the only opposition having come
from the Socialists. who east a nomi-
nal vote. Cole l.. Blease. OF Newberry,
was named as governor. Seven Demo~
cratic congressman We're elected
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
DEMOCRATS BEAT
POPULAR MAN

TRENTON. y. J., Nov. 9.--With
two small districts lacking ia Hun
tersion county, Enormally Democratic,
Ira w. Wood. Republican. the most
popular man Mercer county ever SCI
10 Congress is beaten for reelection
hy Colonel william Lihbey, Democrat.
hy Ill votes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
DEMOCRATS CRRRy
STATE BY STORM
tContinued from First Page.

elected over his Republican oppo-
nent. George \. Wise. by majority
Of approximately 5000. This ma
jority is necessarily estimated. az
all OF the princincts have not been
heard from. There In not the slight
est doubt. however. Of Congressman
Jones election.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
Third District.

Captain John A. Lamb Is returned
to Congress. receiving total vote Of
some 5000 The Republican nominee,
Vawter with two practically solidly
Democratic counties yet to be heard
from, received less than $50 votes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
seventh, DISTRICT,

Congressman James Hay In return
ed. receiving an overwhelming ma
jority over both his Republican oppo-
nents. one OF whom ran on an insur-
gent platform.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
DOREMuS LEADS
by Ia BALLOTS

DETROIT, MICH, November a.
Returns shows that Frank f. Dore-
mus. Democrat. leads Congressman
DENLY. Republican. by Ia votes.
The plurality OF Chase 8. Osborn.
the Republican governor-elect, Is
placed at 10000. The new Smte
legislature will be overwhelmingly
Republican. which will ensure the
election of Charles. e. Townsend as
United State senator.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
ton Of Elk Republicans and ten Dem
ocratic ConKressmen.
DEMOCRATS LOSE
NEBRASKA GOVERNORSHIP

OMAHA, NER., Nov. s.---Returns
from over 400 precincts in Nebraska
outside Of Douglas (omaha) county.
give Chester III. AIdrich, Republican.
:or governor. majority OF 5000
This wipes out Dahlman's Demo-
craft majority In Douglas county and
apparently assures the election OF Al
drich. when full returns come In, by
between 10000 and $4,000.
To-day's returns increased the lead
of Hitchcock over Burkett for the
United States Senate. Hitchcock will
win by nearly $4,000.
For Congress, Norris and kinkaid,
Republicans, and Lobeck and Latta
Democrats are elected. Hayward. Re
publican. and Mcguire. Democrat. are
running very close, with the odds
favoring Hayward. The State legis-
lature is Democratic
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
Ninth District.

Democratic Candidate Henry C..
Stuart. according to the latest re-
trrrs IS defeated nv CONGRESSMAN
Baseom Slemp Republican by a ma
jority estimated at not less than 100