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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-09

Harrisonburg-It appears that in
Rockingham 70 and Shenandoah counties
about 8 to !.
Albemarle County.
The vote at Keswick to-day was
very small. James Hay, Democrat.
po]led es votes; Lupton,. Republican,
resi- The Sentiment ppGa against
amendments to the Constitution was
Overwhelming, especially that against
the amendment to re-elect treasurers
to succeed themselves after two terms.
49,. Hays majority at Keswick is H.
AT Scottsville 70 votes were cast
Hay. SO: Paul 4; 6, against extended
session: 4 for; 60 for succession;
against; commissioners, all against one
Rockingham County.
Harrisonburg.-Th vote in Rock
ingham county was: Hay, Democrat.
LOO; Paul. Insurgent Republican, SsS;
Luton. organization Republican. s55:
dry issue. Paul got immense wet vote
in Harrisburg. his home town.
more than Hay and Lupton combined.
Lupton ran strong in country precincts,
vote. Both got many Democratic
votes.
Greene County.
In Greene county. Hay got l5s; Lup-
ton, III; Paul, 81.
Shenandoah County.
Woodstock.-With less than one-half
of the normal vote cast, Hay, Demo-
crat. carries Shenandoah county over
Paul by 100. In the fight between
P Pau aqa Lqpt0n nton eo about %o m b
county. All amendments were lost by
vote of to 1.
Winchester.
About three fifths g the totai vote
or ynh Gya md tp1r -
was cast for Congress. James Hay.
Democrat, received 301 votes in Win
chester; John Paul. Republican, 192,
and Hugh Lupton.. Republican, rs, Civ
Proposed constitutional amendments to
extend session of the Legislature and
for one reading OF bills were lost. in
the city. while amendments allo.i7g
to succeed themselves carried in the
CITY by So majority.
Incomplete returns from Frederick
county give Hay large majority over,
Republican opponents, and all proposed
amendments were overwhelmingly de-
feated.
Charlottesville.
Vote cast here to.day, vas vas. the ,s light,
years. Comparatively no interest was
taken. the polls being practically de-
serted all day. Hays majority in the
city was ,226. The Republican nom.-
than so votes. Four votes In were
against the amendments, Scattering
returns from Albemarle county f-dcats
that Hays majority will reach 600
Page County.
Luray-The election in Page coun
ty passed off without event. The vote
polled was one of the smallest in the
history of the county Returns are
slow coming in, but from all precincts
reported tonight, James Hay. Demo-
crat, candidate for Congress- has 53l
votes in the county; Paul, Insurgent
Republican, 2e5, and Lupton Repub-
lican, 102.
The vote on the amendments to the
new State Constitution have cut
small figure, and only few voters un-
derstood their importance.
Madison County.
Culpeper.-Madison gives May 422;
Paul, 81: Lupton, 60. For the amend
ments. so; against, 342.
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For Congress.
Wise R.3
spotsrlynnin county.

The vote in Fredericksburg was
small. but little over half Of the reg
democrat for Congress, received 2e4
votes; George N. Wise, Republican, 1885;
Jones's majority. 159. Vote on amend
ment was as follows: Extra session.
1o. against %; commissions, for 175.
against sss.
spotsylyania.Eleetion return. .I;, com com !.
w. A. Jones's majority for Congress
over George n. Wise, Republican. is
about $50 or 275. Unofficial returns
ments lost N, the county by an over
whelming majority. The vote for wide
or narrow tires to be used OH the i'm
Elizabeth City County.
In Elizabeth City county the peo-
pie voted in favor of the reelection
OF county and city treasurers and COM
customers Of the revenue, and gave
majority, OF the total vote OF $40
Mr. Jones received ~; Wise, Repub-
lican, io2; schade. Labor, .: Townsend.
Socialist, For extension. liz.
treasurers and commissioners, 327ffor.
$50 against. showing a majority for
the county treasurers of SO, and city
treasurers of 81. The amendment to
defeated by vote of aas for, 224
against.
Williamsburg.
Williamsburg.-The total vote cast
were thrown out as defaced. The fol-
lowing was the result: Lamb, 50: Vaw-
ter. "a: Holland. L; Harrison. l. Lambs
majority. IS. For. extending Legisla-
against, a.; for commissioners, 49,
against. 4S; for one reau.ng. %;
against, So.
York County.
Grafton District-Total vote cast.
10; for Congress. W A. Jones. IS;
George ~ WisH. II; Edward Schade,
Corstitnttonal amendments--extend
session, for, 81 against; succession
81 for, 10 against; commissioners. "a
against.
Nelson District-Total vote cast. 20:
Tor Congress, ". "A. Jones, q; George
N Use, s. Constitutional amend
ments-Extend session, e. for. IS
against; succession, &c for against;
commissioners. &c for. ) against; one
reading, for % against
Returns In Bruton District, York
George n. Wise, u. Tor constitutional
amendment. extend session, for, 6;
against, 90; succession. for Is; against,
5; commissioners. for. II. against, 12;
one reading, for, z; against, 16.
Newport News.
Newport News-With only s24 OF
more than 1000 qualified voters parti-
pating, Newport News to-day gave
Jones, the Democratic Congressman in
the First District majority of slS
A substantial majority was polled
against each of the four proposed
amendments to the Constitution.
Total vote cast, S2; vote for Con-.
gress, Jones, $50; Wise. geo; Town
send. 15; Schade. 8: j. T. s. Stuart, i
Vote on amendments: For amendment
TO section 4G. 226; against, 4S2; for
amendment TO section So 2SS: against
4oi; for amendment to section 10, 2s6:
against, 500; for amendment to sec
tons lie and l2o. 2sS; against, io7.
Northumberland County.
Hea thsyil!e--Lo6se. Jones. al; wise,
IL majority, 90. Total votes, AZ.
Lottsbufg-Jones, SO; Wise, 8; ma
Heathsvnle--Jones. So; Wise, IS; ma
Burgess store-lones. 81; Wise. Is;
sille-lones, a75 Wise, q ma
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chesterneld Courthouse gives Lamb
%; Yawter rs.
James City County.
Precinct No. Q, Jamestown District
James City county. gave Lamb, 16:
vnwter 16; Harrison. 1. -
Hanover = Mangohick precinct -.
Lamb 81: vawter. Ia; Wilroy, 3d. For
amendments. 1; against. 80.
Manauin Precinct---Lamb. a.; Vaw-
ter, 2: Wilroy, 15: for amendment, o;
against, IA. 80,
ter, 4: Wilroy 81; for amendments, y;
Ettrtck.-E AZ: Vaw-
ter, Z; 40 votes against all amendments,
IA for treasurers and commissioners
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county, 307. For the amendment TO
sections ITO. 1l9 and 49, votes ls1.
the amendments to section as and %
not heard r. Turnbull, without OPP
position for Congress. gets 246 votes.
All precincts in the county heard
from.
Nott0wny County.
Crewe-Fifty-seven votes were polled
at this precinct. Turnbull received 81.
Four votes were cast for amendment
of section 10; Art. III. of Constitution
SO against; for amendment OF sec
amendment of sectio. 4e, Article w. 81
against: 4 for amendment section 90.
Article w, 81 against.
Haytokap District gives r, Turnbull
session, 4 for, % against; commits
sioners for, rs against; one reading
s for, % against.
Total vote at Amelia Courthouse:
Turnbull 40; Walter a. Watson, /. For
Lunenbnrg County.
Meherrin.-About 500 votes cast,
Turnbull gett,ng all Indications are
except for extension of session. a
bond issue OF $500 for Improvement
of courthouse was carried nearly unan-
imously.
Surry
Surry.-Vote in the county was very
light, Turnbull for Congress- getting
all the votes, as there Is no oppo-
sition. The county voted or amend
mentS.
GreenesvilIe County.
Ennpora.- -Emporia and Bellfeld Pre-
cincts give rurnbull 100 votes For
extension sessions, Fl; against ia:
for reading bills, "A; against, II: for
treasurers in counties. 11S; against,
n. frp N4i0 IN, cjf = a erl n
SO.
Lunenburs County.
enbridge.-Incomplete returns from
Lunenburg county show that the bond
office was carried by large majority.
Turnbull received about 200 votes,
which was about all cast In the coun-
ty. The amendments to sections 46
and so ere lost by large majority.
The amendments to sections 11o. 10
and 40 received about $50 for, and
so against them. There was, little in
terest shown In the election through
out the county.
Boyd,o meef'snn Vote S Ge%nt Vas small
Turnbull received every vote. rs being
entire vote OF Mecklenburg. For
1os aF tS ssstSn or ana's
section so. article w, ~: against, ~
for amendment section no. 4s; against.
25 for amendment sections 119 ana
100. AZ; against, So.
Prince Edward. County.
Farmville.-Total vote, IT'S: for Turn
bull. l7S; amendments, against, 1874, all
four; for all four. SO.
Petersburg.
Petershurg.--Vote in Petersburg was
very light Turnbull. Democrat, for
CONGRESS. received 4sS: for extending
session, 146; against. 32s: for one read
Ing, 2o7; against, 272: for succession,
279: against. 1876.
Prince George.-Prince George Court
house-Turnbull IA; for all amend
ments, IA
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be heard. e; iyHra Carol Carroll to parson,
by 500 majority. which Is nearly luo
more than he secured two years ago,
majoritles IRE as follows: For Par
sons, Grayson, complete, 800, PatriiSE,k'
complete, 34o. for Saunders, DahViiie,
complete. 75s; Henry, complete, doo;
Ira p,irla.nklin, practically complete, syn ~
to $50. Nothing definite can be learned
from the back" counties concerning
the amendments.
Pittsylynnin County.
Chatham and seven precincts IN
Pittsylvania give Saunders .476; FAR
sons, 162. Chatham precinct Two
years ago gave Saunders 90 majority,
to-day lao majority.
Pntricls County.
stuart.--Patrlck county, with two
I'D majority. Missing precincts VIII
increase this to 325.
Henry County.
Martinsville.-Henry county, com.
plete. gives Saunders los majority.
Rocky Notwithstanding county,
twelve precincts out of twenty.o one
gives Saunders $40 majority. snund-
Will probably reach 400 Saunders es o
Inmates his majority in district at Soo
to 400.
Pittsylvanin County.
Chatham.--Fort y-three precincts out
of forty-eight in Pittsylvania county,
give Saunders 1,4o2; Parsons. 764. The
i've precincts to hear from. based on
two years ago, will give Saunders GA.
q gain of 1S9 over two years ago. IN
dtcations are that the amendments
have been carried
Orange County.
GordonsviMe. as votes were
polled at this precinct to-day. Carlin
received 40. Following votes were cast
Tor and against the amendments: For
extending session, 4 against. 40, FOR
one reading, o; against. 80; for success
sion. s; against 40.
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Nnnsemond County.

Portsmouth vote complete, gives
Holland, 1,1o2; Rumble, 4el. The vote
is almost solid against the amend
nents
Nansemond County.
Returns from Suffolk. four precincts
complete. at $40 o'clock. give Holland.
6i4: Rumble. 81.
Returns from all twelve precincts;
complete in Nansemond county, at 7:2o
o'clock, give Holland, sat: Rumble, AZ.
Total vote in Hollands home county.
including Suffolk. 1,o75 to $50. All
amendments are smashed hard.
Portsmouth City.
Complete returns from Portsmouth
city give Holland. Democrat for Con-
gress, 1,002: Rumble, Republican. Az
This shows Republican gains but Hol-
land will be elected In the district by
a large majority.
Southampton County.
Boykins.-Returns from Boykins.
Southampton county, as follows: Votes
cast, %; o. o. Holland, "a: II. II. Rum
BILE, S. against amendments, 9S; for, !.
Spotsylvanin County.
Spotsylvania Courtnouse.-Jon ones,
Democrat, for Congress, gets II ma
Ivl..ty over vase, petuollcan; 40 ma
jority was cast against amendments.
Brokenburg, Spotsylvania county,
Joness majority was q majority
Caroline County.
Bowling Ireen-lncomplete returns
from Caroline county give William A.
Jones 225 majorit-- for Congress. over
George ~ W Use. Amendments were
defeated by IKE majority. Precincts
to hear from will not ma terially change
figures. Very light vote was po!led.
Isle Of Wight.
sunolk.-Eleven out OF twelve pre-
cincts in Isle OF Wight county give
Holland. Al; Rumble, g. The amend
ments here are killed. u to l. All OF
the sixteen precincts In Suffolk and
Nansemond counties give Holland
1875. Rumble, 1870. Ten out of eleven
precincts in Southampton county give
Holland GAL and Rumble TO- Amend
persons in Nansemond, Southampton
and isis of Wight refused to vote on
amendments. With all but few re-
mote precincts in from the entSe Sec
ond District. Holland Aas plurality
OF $3.50. 1t viii! reach nearly 1000
when all is told.
Norfolk City.
Norfolk.-Norfolk city vote com
plete. Hollare, 2,419; Rumble, 444.
Treasurers and commits sioners amend
ments defeated by IS votes: amendmen.
under by vote of $50.
Southampton County.
Franklin. Nine precincts out OF
eleven in Southampton give Holland
G31; Rumble, SIS. Returns on amend
ments not complete, but returns from
six precincts out of eleven give about
rs for the first two and $50 against
them, about about, 100 for tcie last two
and 400 against them.
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jority of 90. slemp carried this pre-
cinct two years ago by vote.
Slemp carried Stonega by SO votes
gain for slemp or ii votes.
&, stuart carried Lower Pound Precinct
by "a votes. Slgnp c1rrled the same
precinct two years agb by a majority
not heard from but those above con-
stitute the bulk OF the vote. At this
hour 1t seems II Is Impossible that
Slemp WILL carry Wise county by more
than 100
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STUART LEADS
FOR CONGRESS
N THE NINTH
(Cnntinned Trnm First PaeeN

CONTINUED From First Page)
the Bristol convention against his viii.
but he went into the fight to try. to
win. and to make at leaft one efort
to redeem the district. which for the
past few years has seemed so hopeless
~ under Republican rule.
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For Congress.
.Estimated majority.

panville-At late hour tonight 1t
is thought Judge Saunders has car
ried the Fifth District by about rs to
100 majority. The returns are prac-
tically complete from all except Car
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JOHN LAMB, Dem.
For Congress.

| New Kent County.
| Quinton--L Lamb %; Nawter, IL. AL
| leysville--Lamb, %; Nawter, o. New
Kent Courthouse--Iamb, Is. Vawter, q
Chesterfield County.
Chester Precinct gives total OF 2s
votes Lamb receives 23; Vawter q.
kAaalnst all amendments. IA
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For Congress.
Turnbull.
IOtal ............
@Estimated majority.
Povhatnn County.

county, 3o7. For the amendment to
sections Ito. 119 and 100, votes 1871.
and against amendment, 1873 votes. On
the amendments to section 46 and so
not heard. r. Turnbull. without OPP
position for Congress-. gets 246 votes.
All precincts in the county heard
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SECOND DISTRICT.
Norfolk County.
For Congress.

NOrfOIk County.
Portsmouth vote complete, gives
Holland, 1.102: Rumble. ASH. The vote
is almost solid against the amend
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For Congress.
Stuart Slamn
Tuze,yelI County.
washington County.

Pocahontas.-stuart. 1913: slemp. II;
Stuart's majority. 81 Largest vote
poled here for years.
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Lynchburg. 10 p. NJ. O'Clock Con-
gresham Carter Glass estimated that
he would have a majority of about
5000 over Allison. Socialist. Of Roa-
noke. Allison seems to have gotten
the normal Republican vote. The vote
was generally light throughout the
district, though slightly heavier than
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Rockingham and Shenandoah counties.
the vote was against amendments,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-10
AUSTGEN PRESENTS
HIS ANNUAL REPORT

Chief Austgen today completed his
annual report to the police commission
ers for the year 1909, and the docu-
ment presents complete analysis of
the work of the department. Some facts
of general interest are that. including
the chief, there are twenty five men on
the pay roll, thirteen democrats and
twelve republicans. The pay roll
amounted TO s20.240.43, with sSs419 for
miscellaneous expenses.
Six hundred and twenty five prison
ers were disposed of, the American ma
tionality leading with 319. German
prisoners are in second place with "A,
while the Poles and Irish divide honors
for third place, each having had As ar
rests.
Three hundred and two alone were
arrested for fntoxication. Two thou
sand, two hundred and twenty-eight
dodgers were housed during the year
I ses.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-10
1! aa2a|e9 IG9 $40 sI9 MAN. IA!
or SONS PROGRESS
Also of Daughters No
Chance for Students to
"Put It Over" !"
NOVEL SCHEME IS ADOPTED
Sends Letter to Parents of High
School Scholars to Arouse In
terest in Work.

Two hundred letters were sent out to
the parents of every student in the
Hammond high school informing them
of the standing of these pupils for the
first half of the school year.
If a student is ahead in his work and
has made good showing the parents
will be apprised of the fact. If, how
ever, the student is backward in his
work and has not come up to the re-
quirements the parents will also be in
formed of the fact.
Every parent should receive one of
these circulars and not one of them
have been forgotten. The circulars were
mailed last night and should reach the
parents today
The plan has been adopted by Princi-
pal McElroy for the purpose of arous-
ing more interest in the work of the
students in the high school by their
parents. 1t is not believed that the
plan will meet with the entire approval
of the backward students, but the
purpose is to have the parents urge
these students to greater effort, and it
is for their own good.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-10
CASE IS OISCREO|TED

Judge Virgil s. Reiter yesterday gave
Attorneys W. ]. McAJeer and 1. |. Mod
jeska the alternative of dismissing the
case of Frank Macewicz vs. the Chi
cago & Erie railroad or of having the
jury instructed to return verdict for
the plaintiff.
This action was taken after the de-
fendant had introduced his testimony
and brought the case to an unexpected
close. The attorneys for Macewicz now
have the privilege of dropping the case
or of refiling 1T before the goth of the
month.
The case has been on trial in the
Lake superior court for the past three
days and a large number of witnesses
have been heard. It was claimed by
the defense that Macewicz was not in
jured by having his foot caught in a
frog, but was c1ub-footed and was max
ing an effort to get some money out of
the railroad company when he had no
cause of action against it. ATTORNEYS
Crumpacker & Crumpacker represented
the railroad company.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-10
As MEAN As He Gan Be
Mrs. Green Calls East Chi
cago Puddler Regular
Peeping Tom"

Granville Stanley, a puddler In the
mills at East Chicago and who lives
with his little daughter in a house on
State street, near the state line, has
been arrested on the complaint of Mrs.
Anna Green who charges that he is
guilty of ewes dropping and that he is
a regular "Peepang Tom.
She alleges that he is very jealous
of her, and that he not only listens to
what she has to say, but pokes holes
through the partition that separates
them and watches her actions.
Pearl Kingrey, the daughter of Mrs.
Green, viii be one of the witnesses
in the case 1t is understood that Stan
ley was recently fined for assaulting
Mrs. Green.
1t is understood that the neighbor-
hood ins which these people live is rap
idly getting a bad reputation There
are large number of what are known
as can rushers and that there is a
fight in the district every once in a
while.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-10
PRELIMINARY WORK
ABOUT FINISHED
Gavit Completes Preparing
of Resolution to Open
State Line Street.
AFTER THAT the ASSESSMENT
On Adoption of This Nothing Will
Remain to 0bstruct Actual
Operations.
AFTER THAT the ASSESSMENT

City Attorney John Gavit of Ham
mond said this morning that he has
about finished the rather onerous task
of preparing the declaratory resolu-
tion for the. opening Of state Line
street He says that within a week the
matter of passing upon the resolution
will be put up to the members of the
board and then the opening of the
street will be fact
The board will declare State Line
street opened on the Indiana side, and
the work of assessing the benefits and
damages will be the next step. when
this part of the work Is completed all
that will remain to be done will be to
pass joint resolution by the board of
public works of the city of Hammond
and the village board of West Ham
mond authorizing the paving of the
street to open the new north and south
highway to traffic.
The interest that is being taken in
the opening OF this street insures the
success of this project Already. the
assurances that the street viii be open
ed has affected realty values, and a
large number of lots on State Line
street, and on other streets in the VI
cinity have changed hands
1t is expected that property west Of
Holman street in the business district
of Hammond will experience great
boom as the result of this one plan for
street opening.
A number of citizens interested in
the matter of opening and extending
streets say that if this one project will
have such an influence on property
values the carrying out of the several
projects outlined by the Hammond BUS
mess Mems association, at recent
meeting, would have the effect of bring
ing about substantial increase in
realty values in other parts of the city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-10
IS NOW Up TO RETER
Local Jurist May Wrestle
With Tolleston's Annex
alton Problem.

The annexation of Tolleston is now
up to Judge Virgil S. Reiter of Ham
mond. A remonstrance. was filed in
the Lake superior court today and
Judge John H. Gillet has been retained
by the 125 signers of the petition to
look after their interests.
The petition gives ten reasons why
the city of Gary should be denied the
right to annex Tolleston. These reasons
are as follows:
1. The prosperity of Tolleston will
be retarded should the town be annexed
to Gary
2. The safety of the inhabitants of
Tolleston will not be endangered If
the annexation proceedings are made
void.
8. Property in Tolleston will not be
endangered if annexation is prevented
4. The general welfare of Tolleston
will not be jeopardized IL the court re-
fuses to sanction the annexation.
5. The taxes in Tolleston will be
greatly Increased if the town is an
nexed by Gary.
6. The value of lands will be in
creased If the town becomes a part OF
Gary.
Z. All of the necessary wants of the
and annexation is not necessary In
order to provide public utilities.
s. The property owners will be mani
festly injured if annexation is per-
mitted
9. The city of Gary will not be re-
tarded if Tolleston is not annexed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-10

Hammond Welter Weight
l;nampIon ii the City
Feels Confident He Can
Lick Any Man in His
Glass, Bar None.

Jimmy C1abby, who now claims the
welterweight championship of the
world as result of the showing he
made against Mike (Twin) Sullivan in
their recent fight at Milwaukee, wis,
in which Clabby got newspaper decis-
ion, was in Hammond last night He
had just returned from Buffalo, where
he outpointed Paddy LAWN.
Except for badly bruised lower lip
Clabby looked none the worse for the
two fights that have been crowded into
so short space of time. Jimmy says
he is in the best of condition. and now,
after three and a half years at the
pugilistic game, he says he is conf
dent that he will be able to land at
the top of the ladder in his class
In a little talk with his friends Clab-
by said. My fight with Sullivan makes
me feel confident that 1 can defeat any
one in the welterweight class do not
think the time is very far away when /
can decisively defeat Sullivan and any
others who aspire to welterweight hon.
ors"
Doing Nicely, Thank You.
Clabby looked very prosperous, and
when asked If he had reached q point
now where the game paid he remarked
(COntinued On M o. 0vs