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WOULD DIsCREDIT
CHICAGO TRIBUNE

Washington, d. C.-ln order TO
discreGit the Chicago Tribune, which
has led in the fight on Lorimer.
Judge Honey. his attorney, offered
the Senate investigating committee
today long statement by Former
Governor Altgeld. In this statement
an attack is made upon the Chicago
Tribune. it being claimed it secured
the ground on which its building
stands. from the school sum. for a
mere nominal sum.
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TITLE NO CHARM
FOR CHICAGO LADY

Chicago European men of IT.
tie are turning greedy eyes on the
fortunes of Chicago women and are
anxious to sell their titles for a Chi
cago wife with plenty of Chicago dol
lars. This is the story told by Mrs.
Savannah Ella Wood Dean, rich and
handsome widow OF John e. Dean,
upon her return home from tour
of Europe. Mrs. Dean tells thrill
ing story of how she ran the gauntlet
Ito escape the impecunious peers. NO
sooner had I registered at a hotel in
Lon CON- related Mrs. Dean, than i
received letter from an English
man who offered to introduce me to
any number Of peers, society men,
or military officers, who wanted to
marry a wealthy American. For the
fun of it | wrote him that ] was in
terested and he gave me full details
as to terms and everything else" To
show how the title-marriage broker
operates MIS-. Oean ledu pdlI VI a
letter from this man. which said: 'If
I want to get hold of a peer or IT,
tied man | always get them through
the secretary of one of the small
clubs, and am introduced to the peer
by my right name which is not the
end of that time you are not salts
| fled with the results, say so to Seal
lin Bros. Co., any they will give you
your money back.
Besides being delightful and in.
vigorating hair dressing. Partisan
Sage will cure dandruff. stop falling
hair and itching scalp. or none,
back.
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100000 IN WANT,
RESULT OF FIRES
MANY ARRESTS MADE IN CON.
sTANTINOPLE TODAY TO STOP
WORK OF INCENDlARIEs.

Constantinople. Turkey. = Whole
sale arrests We're made TODAY as a
result of the series of disastrous in
cendiary fires which have destroyed
thousands of buildings since Monday
An attempt to blow up big powder
magazine was frustrated today. Ov-
er 100000 people are destitute as
a result OF the fires. The confagra-
ton was the greatest since the fire
in Pera. the European quarter in
1870. The fire broke out in num-
Der of places in the old city of Stam-
bul and is traced to political sourc-
es. An area two miles square has
been devastated.
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GOES OVER NIAGARA
FALLS IN A BARREL
FOR SECOND TIME IN HISTORY
THE JOURNEY IS MADE AND
THE PERFORMER Is UN-
HURT.

Niagara Fails, n. Y.-Bobbie
Leach, aged 30, of Niagara Falls,
Ont, this afternoon went over the
horseshoe falls in a barrel and still
lives. Though he was badly bruis-
cd by the drop of 3S feet, he sus-
tanned only superficial injuries. This
is the second time in the history of
the river that the cataract has been
successfully navigated. Mrs. Anna
+. Taylor made the trip in barrel
on October "a, 1901, and came out
alive.
The barrel with its passenger was
cast adritt just at the mouth of
Chippewa Creek, hardly a mile
above the brink of the falls at 1892
o'clock When 500 yards from the
brin kthe barrel was caught in the
current and raced to the chasm.
Within 200 yards Of the brink, it
struck against rock and Il large
en-. AS the barred reached the crest
at 2:l3 O'Clock, ii swung straight
ana went plunging into the abyss on
its long axis. Hardly thirty seconds
elapsed until it was seen floating in
the spume, below the cataract.
With the terrific outrun of the
Horseshoe, caused by high water,
the barrel went floating down, toss
ing and tumbling in its passage to-
ward the upper steel arch bridge.
Frank Bender swan out to it with
a rope and caught the barrel by one
of it's handles. From that point the
barrel was towed ashore.
Leach was bleeding apparently in
a bad way, but once out of the bar
rel he raised to his feet and waved TO
the crowd that lined the bank. He
was exhausted anG, it was necessary
to apply oxygen to revive him
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SETTLERS CHEERED
BY HEAVY RAINS
CHANGE THEIR DECISION TO
LEAVE HONIESTEADS FOR
WINTER-RAILROA GIVES
THEM EMPLOYMENT.

Aberdeen, S. D.--The Milwaukee
railroad is discharging it's Italian la
borers in northwestern South Dakota
and giving preference to settlers on
the new lands in that section, in
stead. The road pays but $l50 a
day for day labor, but many home
steaGers are availing themselves of
the opportunity to secure work which
will enable them to stay in the coun-
try until spring, instead of going east
in search of employment. Condi-
tions in tie nea;ly-ecttlcd country
were mate i&iS betecrcd By heavy
rains last Saturday and Sunday, COW
ering practically the whole of Corson,
Dewey, Harding, Ziebach and Per-
kins counties. While too late to
benefit grain, the rains will help
pastures and hay, and will also help
the potato and vegetable crop. Many
homesteaders who had contemplated
securing leave of absence from their
claims until spring, now hope to
stick through the winter, with the
better outlook due TO the rains, and
the work to be secured from the
railroads.
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The bomb had been placed in a
milk can which was part of the car
so of q milk van on its way from an
Italian dairy company's depot on the
lower East Side. The size Of the
Van was blown out, milk and frag-
ments of the steel cans were scat
tered all over the boat and wagon
load of chicken which occupied an
adjoining berth on the deck was sent
careening out to- sea. The hundred
or so passengers in the cabins were
badly frightened, but nobody was in
jured.
The driver of the, wagon, an Ital-
ian, explained TO the police that his
employers had received several
threatening letters recently ana a
week ago had foundl bomb placed
carefully hear the Office.
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the humiliation Of making such dis-

the humiliation of making such dis-
closures.
Evidently they had been most de-
hberate in preparing for death. Ey-
erything in the home was in perfect
order. Out of the lavender scented
chest that had served her mother
and grandmother as we'll the silver
haired woman had taken her wedding
gown of white satin and lace and had
laid out for her invalid HUSBAND the
long black frock coat and trousers he
had Worn. So. with their minds
alive with memories of happiness
long gone, they adjusted the wedding
garments that We're also to serve as
their shrouds.
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WELL DESERVED.
THE PRA..E THAT COMES FROM
THANKFUL MITCHELL
PEOPLE.

3 Z. =
One kidney remedy never fails.
Mitchell people rely upon It.
That remedy is Doan's Kidney
Pills.
Mitchell testimony proves it always
reliable.
R. B. Mayberry. 1913 Lawler ST.. 3
Mitchell, S. Dak., says: II am very
grateful to Doan's Kidney Pills IN re-
turn for all they liave done for me.
l gave q statement for publication In
August 1907, telling Of my experi-
ence with this remedy. and 4 now
gladly confirm all I then said In It's
favor. At that time my kidneys were
in bad shape and the doctor said that
had Bright's disease. The kidney
secretions were highly colored and 1
contained sediment and often my
limbs became swollen to twice their
natural size. Ny back also achedS
constantly and could hardly get
around. While IN that condition.
Doan's Kidney Pills were highly rec
commended to me and procuring 81
supply at Diehl & Brnwu,s DRUG
Store, began their use. They bene-
fitted me at once and continued susos
restored me to good health. I have
had little or no kidney trouble slncoS
taking Doan's kidney PILL as'
For sale BY all dealers. Rsieo so
cents. Foster-Miiburn Co. B1faio.s
New York sole agents Tor ths Unit4 q
States. MI
Rememb Der tho name
and take no 0thef.
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WAR SCARE is
GIVEN IMPETUS.

London, England.-The German
war scare was increased today by a
semi-official announcement that
Lloyd George, the radical Welsh
leader at present chancellor of the
exchequer. is son to become secre-
tary of state for foreign affairs. 1t
was he who in speech last week vir-
tually served notice that Germany
must get out Of Morocco.
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WIRELESS STATION
AT MINING SCHOOL
APPARATUS WILL BE EQUIPPED
no SEND MESSAGES A DIS
TANCE OF 1900 MILES.

1 Rapid City, S. D.-Profesor Full.
ton, until recently president of the
State School of Mines, and now head
of the department of metallurgy and
mining at the Case School of Applied
Science, Cleveland, Ohio, was Wis
iter at the School this week.
Professor Fulton from 1900 to 1905
was head of the department of
mining and metallurgy in the State
School of Mines. When appointed
to the presidency in 1905 he retain
ed the chair of metallurgy, this be-
ing his chosen field of activity and
one in which he has achieved marked
success. Born in Germany, he ear
ly came to New York where in 1897
he completed his course in Colum-
bia University, receiving the degree
of e. M. He remained at Columbia
one year as assistant in assayiHg,
was practical metallurgist in-.Co.o-
RADIO the following year, and 1859
1900 was instructor in mining aad
metallurgy in the University of Wy
oming. Since coming to the State
School Of Mines he has written much
on the local metallurgy.
During Professor Fulton's --presi=
dency, the Schools of Mines has pres
pered in many many ways. Few in
stitutions of it's size have a stronger
body of teachers and it's standard is
distinctly above the average. The
equipment in the various Depart
ments, although not complete, is
thoroughly fitted to the work to be
done and in some instances is unsur-
passed.
Professor O'Harra who succeeds to
the presidency is familiar with the
general aims and needs of the in
stitution, he having been for mere
than a dozen years at the head Of
the department of geology and
mineralogy. Many people of the
state are already familiar with lis
work as a teacher, and as author Of
various geologic and economic pa
pers on the black Hills region. lie
is taking up his new duties with the
enthusiastic cooperation of all
Black Hills people and all others of
the state who know of his work. lie
is now engaged in extensive corrcs-
pondence with prospective students.
planning for considerable improve
ment about the grounds and, build
ings, and is arranging later to visit
the chief business and mining cen
ters of the Hills.
The several members of the fac
ulty who remain in the city are en-
gagged in some kind or another Of
school work. Professor Coolbaugh
Is DuSS Will SOlue uclel Z
work in chemistry. Professor Steele
is looking after certain engineering
problems, and Professor Van Nuys
is installing number Of important
pieces of physical apparatus. OF
these the most interesting perhaps
to the general public is a School of
Mines wireless telegraph station.
This is to be part of the equipment
OF the physical laboratory and will
serve the use of students in their
study of electricity. 1t is interesting
in this connection to note that some
of our greatest mining companies,
particularly those having widely
separated properties, are now adopt
ing this method of quick communica-
tion. The School of Mines station is
to be of sufficient power and accur-
acy to receive messages distance
of 1900 miles.
-o---
Wy AID CrADE &c
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BOMB EXPLODED
IN A MILK CAN
w York City. Police patrol

New York City. Police patrol
boats and fire tugs were sent speed
ing up the North River early today
by the explosion of black hand
bomb on board the ferry boat Meth
erlands. which was on it's way to the
Lackawanna station in Hoboken.
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PARSONS POEM A GEM.

From Rev. II. stubenyoll. Allison,
Ia. in praise of DR.. Kings New Life
Pills.
They're such health necessity.
In every home these pills should be.
If other kinds you'vestried in vain,
USE DIR. KINGS
And be well again. Only 25c at
Diehl & Browns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-08
APPOMATTOx

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS county by
precincts: Pampiins-Mart!n. 20; Jones.
%: swanson. 10; Glass, IS.
Old OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, lOl; Jones.
8; Swanson. 20; Glass, I.
Chap-Martin. 70: Jones. I; Swanson.
20; Glass. Z.
oakville-Martln. IS; Jones. 9; Swan
son, AS. Glass, 10.
Agee-Martin, is; Jones, Q; Swanson
%; Glass. s.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 81; Jones, 10;
swanson. 90; Glass. Is.
liiXburg-Martin. Is; Jones, 10;
swanson. 10; Glass. IL.
Rocks-Martin, s3, Jones. !: Swan
son. 81; Glass, /.
courthouse-Martin 1870; James. 81;
Swanson, 1923; Glass, "a.
One small precinct is not reported
Mart..s majority about $50 and Swan
sons $50.
Pampiin.-Pamplin Precinct: Glass
25: swanson. IL; Jones. 81: Martin, 10
Hexburg Precinct-Glass, Is; swan.
son. 10; Jones. IS; Martin. Is.
Darlington Heights Precinct-Glass
%; Swanson, is; Jones. "a; Martin. I6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-08
DANVILLE

Danville-The city OF Danville in
the senatorial election to-day gave
senators Martin and hand
some maJorities; Martins majority
was los. he receiving Si4 votes to ass
for Jones. SegBtor ma
}ority over Glass was 432, the junior
Senntor receiving $50 votes to 4o3 for
For the state Senate. State Senator
itlson received S0i votes, or a ma
11ority of 3S2 over his o~pponen r. q.
L. Farmer, who got only ace,
A heavy vote was polled here, and
from reports received here to-nieht
II Is stimated that Martin and swan.
sons .ma1orities will be from 900 to
1000 in the county. ~
AT 1880 tonight twenty-four out
OF the forty-eight precincts which
haT- been heard from Civ Swanson
and Martin a majority OF about 500.
inc majority in the district will be
from 1000 to 1850, with Swanson
ru9ning a little head OF Martin.
Senator Rison will carry the county
over Farmer for the State Senate by
aoout zoe. At midnight it looks as II
iiarvey has wo mover Shelhorse for
sheriff by Il safe majority. "
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MARIE

. p.,r,e from How
toV! $50 "a for Martin, 4
eresNt.ie e. ~ v.anson' o for class
o DomiSs 1:Sa .Iection at Keswick
Ns - ,,1i.,rv yvitL inc following
iraafss - rSsc, Scnate ionc term. VIII
H,oo,1 "a Ions ID T,omas 5. Martin.
II - $500
Far Senate. uneXpired term. Carter
Glass. Is. CLAUDE 4. swanson, SO.
For House Of Delegates u. II. Pitts,
ID; John ;. White. 40: :. NJ. Page. ~.
For Treasurer OF .Albemarle county,
w c. Niece. 80; l. {. Watts. %.
For Commemorative Attorney. AL
bert Boldeng. 50: john b. Neon. II.
For sheriff. c NJ Thomas, II; Il. :.
Woods. .; q stuart Hume, So,
Cro2et-Crozet PRECINCT total VOTE
II; Jones. u; Martin. 60. Glass lS'
SW$i1s9n, D.,or,.o y p,,,.
% iobr : Whit * If Page 5S'
For "TreesarcrGAibemarie county@
\. 1 McGhee. 81. r {. Watts, :
For Comrnonw eaith's At.orney-Al-
hort : RnlliDp ia. Tobr ID Moon 30
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person. by telegraph and telephone
While he expressed his pleasure. II
was evident tina. he had always beer
perfectly confident in the result.
Senator Swanson declined 10 make
a statement last night Mr.. Glass sa!i
ne expected the result. out did not
think the majority would be SO great.
Locally. there was little on
the returns. Estimates o. the vote Il
Richmond had varied tom a majority
OF 1900 10 one of 1000 zor Martin ana
Swanson. this, OF course, being t"e
opinion OF the adherents of these can
dldates. A good deal OF the work OF
organization has been done locally
during the past few days.
senator Martin, renominated yeS:er-
day, Will. by the time &C the eNpira'
tion of his new term. have served the
State ot Virginia IN The United Stltes
Senate for t~wenty-four years. His
third term will expire on March 4,
1913. Confirming yesterdays primary,
the Legislature VIII. al !I coming s"s-
sion, elect him for the new term.
Senator on the Other hand.
Is named for t term which began On
March 1 OF this year. TO this term
the late Senator john w. Daniel vas
elected by the Legislature of 1910.
WneY the latter died Mir. swanson vas
appointed. and hlled the une%pired
term OF 8 few months. lie was ;hen
commissioned for the new term, SUBJ
tect TO the action Of the Legislature,
which is determined BY primary.
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HALIFAX

Observation-Disclosures returns from
Halifax county: Houston-Swanson.
~; Martin. ~; Jones; %: Glass. 81
25s; Jones. rs; Glass. ~. Black Wall
nut-Swanson. 80; Martin. so; Jones.
6; Glass. 8. News Ferry-swanson. 10:
lyn-swanson. IS; Martin. l6; Jones.
70; Glass, IL. Vernon Hin-Swanson,
a; Martin. A.; Jones. 3; Glass. 8.
Pae Class. T. 0MR;hlittiiodskamrtg!nw;a1nts;o55'o Jones rs:
Martin. II; Jones. s.; Glass. s. Locust
Level-Swanson. 10: Martin. 13; Jones,
4; Glass, 4. Republic Grove-Swanson,
Barksdale-swanson, 10; Martin. 70:
Jones. 20; Glass, is. Virgilina-Swan-
son, 70: Martin, 76; Jones. IL; Glass,
u. HyceMswanson, 13; Martin. IL;
son. 1o2; Martin, 1o4; Jones. 4; Glass.
4. Observation-Disclosures, IS; Martin.
"a; Jones. 10; Glass. Z. T~otals-Swan-
son soS; Martin. sos; Jones. 224; Glass.
Notwithstanding Precinct, total
vote. 81. Martin, IS: Jones, II: Swan
son. rs; Glass. IL.
tbs, is; Jones. 3; swanson. II: Glass,
Hyco Precinct. total vote, is. Mar
tin. IL: Jones, 6; Swanson. 13; Glass.
There was a very light vote at the
two precincts last named.
scottsburg.-Jones, 10; Martin, e7:
Glass, 16: IS.
decentralization out of twenty-four
precincts in Fairfax county give. Mar
tin, 1885,; Swanson, 800; Jones, 178;
Glass, 1873.
Swanson and Martins estimated ma
jority in the county is 200.
Walter 7. oliver is renominated for
the House of Delegates over @. NJ.
Money by n vote OF nearly two to one.
Fairfax Courthouse.-Fairfax county
gives Martin. 500; Jones. 318; Glass,
272: Swanson. 634.
oliver. for the Legislature, $40;
Money, 323.
Houston.-Sixteen precincts out OF
twenty-eight in Halifax county give
Martin, sos; Jones. 224; Swanson. $50;
| Glass, PIG. Houston gave Martin IS
majority over Jones. Swanson VOL
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CAROLINE

Bowling Green-Complete returns
from Caroline county give w. A.. Jones
a majority of ISL: Claude y. Swanson,
l20: DR.. Charles L. Gravatt. for STATE
senate. majority 100. s. II. Evans is
elected to the House of Delegates by
a majority OF IS. T. 3. Gill is elected
sheriff by a majority OF ia over both
opponents. George p. smith is elected
supervisor in Madison District and 7.
NJ. Durrus in Reedy Church District.
The other county officers had no oppo-
sition.
Bowling Green.-Moss Neck Precinct:
Jones's majority, 80: Swanson's ma
Jority, 10; Gravatt's majority for
state Senate over Coghill, 45: Powers's
majority for House over Evans. s.
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CHESTERFIELD

Matoaca Precinct.-Martin. 81; Swan
State Senate-Sadler, Ga: Watkins.
House OF Observation-Disclosures, :2;
Ivey 81.
Commonwealth's Attorney-Hobson.
Trsasarer-Goode. |; Walker. 81;
commiss.oner Revenue. Second Dis
trict-short, ~; Mann, e5.
Ma sistrates@Lundy. IS: Downing,
10; Faison, IS: simonson, -
3, Watkins. 81; Bonifant, 20: Ivey. 80:
Hobson. -; Gregory. IA; Goode.. 20;
Woodhn, .: Walker, 90; Ragland, 8:
Cheatham, Al; Jacobs. Sc; Cosby, "A;
Midiothian Preeinet-Jones 49, Mar
''f For - s Giass' se ma 81 !; wat
k!ns. a; Bonifant. 80; Ivey. II.
For commemorative Attorney
Gregory. ~: Goode. 10. -
Chesterfield Courthovse--NIsrtin,
los Jones. %; SWANSON IL; Glass. 81:
Goode, %; Walker. So; Ragland, ,is. 10
chester.-Martin. %: Jones. SO;
SWanson, Is; Glass, a; Sadler, 25:
Watkins. 40; Bonifant. 10; Ivey, 60;
Hohson. $+; Gregory. A; Goode, 4;
Woodin. .; Walker, IS; Ragland. 20.
Beach.-Beach Precinct, Jones. 10;
Martin, SO; Glass. !; Swanson. II.
State Senate-sadler. 10; Watkins.
House of Delegates-From Chester
feld and Powhatan-B. NJ. Bonifant,
II: Waverly 5. Ivey, 81.
commemorative Attorney-Haskins
Hobson, 81: James NJ Gregory. s.:
Treasurer-James p. Goode, s: Thos.
z. Woodin. !; D. NJ Walker, 10; ]. r.
Ragland, Jr.. IS.
Dale magisteriai district Commits
sioner OF Revenue-Charles F. Shortt,
II: Samuel y Mann. %.
Snpervisor--H L Ferguson. 81; John
Petersburg-Ettrick Precinct. Mar.
in -; Swanson. 7S; Jones, As; Glass,
State senate-sadler, go; watkins
House of Observation-Disclosures. 80;
commonweaI,h's Attorney-Hohson
Ragland. 56.
Commissioner of Revenue. Sec ,nt
Dtstrict-Short. rs: Mann, "a.
Experimentation, IS; Rhodes
"a: Pamplin. 90.
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Empora-Followine are complete
returns from the six precincts OF
Greenesvtlle county
Belheld-Jones, 81: Martin. 81; Glass
~; swanson Sc; Hobbs So: Goodrich.
8; Purdy. 4S: Howerton. rs: Yarrell, %.
Observation-Disclosures. So; Martin, 70;
Glass. IS; Swanson. II; Hobbs. %;
Goodrich. ID: Purdy, 10; Howerton, IS;
farrell. 72.
Brink-Jones, 10; Martin. 10; Glase
z; Swanson. 10; Hobbs. 8; Goodrich. 10;
Purdy: 4; Howerton. 8: Yarrell. IT.
Taylors Jones. 1S; Martin. IL
Glass. 8; Swanson. 10; Hobbs, II;
Goodrich. &; Purdy, 7; Howerton. /;
Yarrell. "a.
Purdy precinct-Jones. 7; Martin. II;
Glass, 3: Swanson. Is; Hobbs. 4; Good
rich. 3; Purdy. IA: Howerton, 5: Yar-
rell. 13.
Mosses-Jones, 12; Martin. 81; Glass,
il; Swanson. 20; Hobbs. ii; Goodrich,
2; Purdy, Is: Howerton. Z: Yarrell. rs.
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over Glass by Sc votes. The esti-
mated vote for the county IS 1900.
south Boston.-The official vote for
South Boston Is as follows: Martin,
25s; Jones. 10; Swanson. 2s5; and Glass,
a. Twenty-three precincts out or
twenty-nine have been heard from,
and Halifax will give Martin and
Swanson about $50 majority.
Houston.-A very light vote was
polled In Halifax county. The election
passed on quietly. and the total voto
VIII not exceed 1900. AT 9 o'clock
sixteen precincts out of twenty-eight
have been heard from. and give Mar
tin and Swanson nearly 700 majority.
All or the other precincts Will give
!najortties for Martin and Swanson.
They are running practically torethnr.
and their matoriues will probably
reach 800.
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Cumberland.-The vote from the
county is as follows:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 49,: Jones. 81;
Swanson, l02; Glass, SO; McRae. ISL:
Brock. .: Arvin. B.
Flippens Mill-Alartin. 26: Jones, 6;
Swanson, II: Glass, 10: McRae. 20;
Brock. l..
Bush Park-Martin. AZ. Jones. "A:
swanson. IL: Glass, II; McRae. ~;
Brock. Il.
Flannagan's Mill-Martin, IL;
Jones. is. swanson. 10: Glass, 10; Nc
Rae, "a; Brock. ,.
Browns cliurch-Martin, II: tones,
Il: swanson. 81; Glass, 10; Mcaae. rs;
Brock. 25.
Pemberton.-Complete returns from,
the primary in Cumberland county give
the Following total cast, 31I: Martin.
~; Jones. lO6: Swanson. 2iS. Glass.
Twenty-eighth Senatorial District
brock, %; Arvin, IL; McIeae, $40.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-08
CAMPBELL

Altavtsta. The three precincts OF
Altavista, Lynch Station and Leesville,
in the extreme southwest corner of
Campbell. gave the following vote:
Thomas S. Martin, So; Jones. %; Glass.
Sc: Swanson, So.
For State Senate-Howard, IA;
Featherstone, IS: Ould. 81. For House
of Delegates-Neison, 81; A. B. Martin,
%: Blankenship. IL.
Evington.-Evingto Precinct-Jones
SO: Martin, IS; Glass. So: Swanson, %
Lynch's Precinct--Jones. l6; Martin
IS: Glass. 20; Swanson, IS.
Bedford Springs Precinct-Jones. 80
Martin, 20; Glass. SO: Swanson, SO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-08
BoTETOURT

Fincastlc-Reports from fourteen
precincts give Martin 2T0 majority and
Swanson ESQ. The county is conceded
to Martin and Swanson by at least
Eagle Mountain.-Eagle Rock gave
>iartin 40; Jones. II; Swanson. 80;
Glass. 10.
Buchanan. Fincastle and Cloverdale
CAV Martin and Swanson 81 majority.
A small vote was polled.
Blue Ridge Springs.-Note OF Bote-
tourt. one precinct TO hear from. Mar
tin. 1876: Jones, l2S; $50;
Glass. l19.