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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08
()n,,o.,tlon Wa. Tc,i,lc.

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DANVILLE, VA, Nov. THE
election in Danville was perfume
tory affair, there being ~ opposition
to the legislative ticket. Only about
$50 votes were cast. all for the reg
ular nominees
In Pittsylvania the fight for coun-
~ officers developed some opposition.
but II was ridiculously feeble. ". c.
Harvey, Democratic nominee for
sheriff, was opposed by John Jen-
nings, Independent. but early returns
from six OF seven precincts indicate
the defeat OF Jennings by Vote Of
about seven TO one. w. n. Brown.
incumbent, and G. w. Anderson and
j. w. Gregory were unopposed for
the House. and senator George +.
Rison also.
w. A. Garrett. foater senator for
Henry. Pittsylvania and Danvilla. was
unopnosed. Returns from Ave OF
the fifteen precincts In Henry give
G. l.. Richardson. for delegate. about
100 majority over J. NJ. Barker. Jr.,
independent. T. c. Matthews defeats
George w. Finley, incumbent for
cler kin Henry In a free-for-all fght.
]. r. Taylor, Democrat. defeats J.
r. Smith. Republican. incumbent. TO-
commemorative attorney OF Henry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08
CHESTERFIELD TOOK
LITTLE INTEREST

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CHESTERFIELD G. H.. VA, Nov. I.
yesterday was lixht ana withont ;n,
terest BY niRhtfall 1t was hard to
find anyone who had made It worth
while to seek the returns or to compile
them from the precincts. Chester and
Chesterfield Courthouse precincts ca st
the following light vote:
Chester Precinct---J. q. Watkins.
senate. 7S: w. s. Ivey. house. II; w. w.
Bakerr house Is b. Nv fkef, trea-
surer, ~; Haskns Hobson. common
wealth attorney. IS; W. c. GILL sheriff,
IS; T. Y. Coghfll. clerk. rs; VIM. GIL.
supervisor. O. w. w. Heyman, super
VISOR. 20; E. Thos. Hatcher. supervisor.
Chesterfield c. II. Precinct. r..
Watkins. senate, SO, w. s. Ivey. house.
30; w. W. Baker. house. 80; d. NJ.
W Walk treasurer 50: Haskins Hobson
commonwealth attorney. 80: w. e.
Gin. sheriff. 80; II. l. Ferguson, SUPER
visor. SO.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08
BOWMAN WINS
OVER PAYNE

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ROANOKE. VA, Nov. I'm the
election to-day William Watts. for the
House of Delegates, had no opposi-
ton. and received total of 175 votes.
John M. Hart for the Senate. was
opposed by Edward Smith, Socialist.
The vote stood, Hart. 492: Smith. 81.
On the vote for constitutional
amendment, permitting cities to adopt
the commission form Of government,
the vote was 631 for and 131 against.
The total vote cast was S22, about
one-third the normal vote.
Bowman. Democrat, 10 elected to
the House Of Delegates over Payne, in
dependent. in Roanoke coutny. by
about $50 majority.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08
NORTHUMBERLAND is
SAFE DEMOCRATIC

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HEATHSVILLE. VA, Nov. T.
Northumberland county gave Hon. c.
Harding Walker. for Senate, b6S;
Thomas Brown. 1862, r. r. Rock. 1870;
for House OF Delegates, r. s. Brent
435: c. r. Hall, 1873
For Commissioner OF Revenue. l..
W. Headley, b1l; ". A. Robertson,
73.
For Sheriff, Charles ]. Rowe, 4s3
and r. Teller Hunton, ITO.
For treasurer, G. s. Towles, 507.
For Commonwealth attorney. re-
turns incomplete.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08
QUEER MIX-UP
IN EAST RADFORD

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EAST RADFORD, VA. Nov. The
election here was marked by q ward
fight. many Democrats in the West
ward. voting against Johnston to re-
cord themselves against the organiza-
ton. The Republicans Of the East
ward retailiated to a considerable num-
Der by voting for Johnston, for the
Houee.
The vote In the West ward was as
follows:
House: Johnston. Democrat, 81:
Flanagan. Republican, 104 Senate:
Hart, Democrat. 1873: I. w. Roberts,
4; thrown out g. Total. 1Ts.
East ward. House: Johnston, Demo-
crat. LAG; Flanagan. Republican, 6b;
Senate: Hart, Democrat 1888: S. $. Ca
tron. 3: thrown out, Z; total, 215.
Whole vote: Johnston. 1853: Flanagan.
1879: Hart. a26; thrown out, 49,: total,
sss.
Two years ago Johnston vote was
EOS. and F1anagan's, 1855.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08
DEMOCRATS CARRS
DINWIDDIE COUNTY

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DLNWIDIE. "a Nov. 7.--W1th
four out of ID precincts to be heard
from p. II. Drewry. for the Senate.
no opposition, has 617 votes. I. r.
Clark. for the House, has a56 votes
and j. T. Thrift. independent has IA.
County officers elected are: John Has
grave, treasurer; A. NJ. Osgain, clerk:
Morton q. Goode, Commonwealth
attorney; j. w. Calusha, sheriff: q. F..
Alternately. commissioner OF revenue
district No. l and $. 7. Gerow for
10. 2; supervisors. J, r. Tucker. J. {.
Duane. w. j. Harrison. w. b. Richie.
The independents had presented
the following ticket and fell sort of
expectations in the vote: House OF
Delegates. John Trift: county treas
urer. r. p. Wilkerson; sheriff, l.. f..
Coleman. commissioner of revenue for
Namoz,ne and Rowante districts. II.
h. Shell.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08
ISLE OF WIGHT
HAS A CONTEST

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SUFFOLK. VA. Nov. THE vote
in Suffolk was very light. about rs
per cent OF the quaii1ed strength.
Nansemond CO.: West. ss2; Brewer
light, about the Sarno per cent. as
suffolk.
In Isle Of wight there was brisk
voting, owing to the race for treas
urer. Lame leads Joyner by ~ ma
5ority. Local interest brought out
the vote.
In southarn pton tho entire Demo-
cratic ticket had no opposition. there
being only about 500 votes cast IN
the county. The votes OF the candi-
State Senate. al: r. l.. Brewer.
House, l44: w. Il. Brinkley. chief OF
police, las: w. L. johnson. city clerk.
ia: r. q. Privott Justice of peace
Third Ward. 10: c. l. Lewis, Justice
Of peace Fourth Ward, ~.
Nansnmund.
Nanse county: West a52: Viewer.
ass; J. T. Burgess, Commonwealth
attorney, SIS: q. Il. Bunting. county
clerk. $50: A. H Baker. sheriff. $50:
c. r. F>ulsham, treasurer. sb3; r. G.
Nurneet commissioner District No.
J, 353; r. ID. Wagner. commission or
OF IN6 I6V8uua 1yiSGSlA AVE- ~ "pos
Isle Of Whit
Isle OF Wight county: West. Sem
ate, 1904: ]. n. Jordan, House. 1901 +;
A. II. johnson. clerk, 1897: p. p.
Deans. Commonwealth's attorney,
1895: r. A. Edwards. sheriff, 1905.
Chapman, commissioner OF revenue.
1897: c. r. Joyner. treasurer. 49,;
w. e. LAtne, treasurer. 4se. w. j.
Rhodes, treasurer, 251.
Sout1 nmptOn.
Southampton county: West. Senate.
estimated vote. 500: 8. J. Balm,
House; II. B. McLemore, clerk: l..
r. Edwards treasurer: C. F. story.
Commonwealth attorney; J. I. Turn
er, sheriff; A. r. Cobb. commission
er Of revenue District No. J.; A. b.
Irewry. commissioner of revenue
District No. 2-au of these Will run
around soc.
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CHARLES CITY COUNTY
SHERIFF DEFEATED

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CHARLES CITY COUNTY, Nov. Z.
Charles City county had quiet
election. tho only feature being ,the
defeat OF Sheriff Lance by IL. II.
Major, by ten votes. The vote gave
q total OF 27b. 1t was ~ follows:
G. l.. Bobcook. treasurer, 26S; L.
NJ. Nance. Commonweaith's attorney.
$50: l.. r. Christian. commissioners Of
bevenue. 27o; r. F. Major. clerk Of
court. 2S5; r. Fl. Major, sheriff. l44.i
John r. Lance, sheriff tincumbent). .
49,; l., O. Wendenburg. Senate. are;
Or. ii. u. Stephenson. House, IT,. Fu-
pervfsors: Harrison district. y. NJ. GID.
tritt ]. - 2ssbsrd. ~ ~ =. 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
REPUBLICANS REJOICE

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CHRISTIANSBURa, VA. Nov. T.
The Republicans OF Montgomery made
. good showing in the elections tqDay.
In the fourth senatorial district. John
Hart. OF Roanoke, Democrat. cNried
the county by = large majority for
the State senate.
RAdford and Montgomery counties
forming the Legislative house district.
now represented by Charles A. John
son. Democrat gave U, Grant Elan
nagan, the Republican nominee. a ma
jortty OF 250 over johnson.
George w Wilson, Republican. for
the legislature. won over Democrat
by 600 majority.
Charles w. Surface. Republican, ae-
feated the present Democratic county
treasurer, William NJ. Dunklee, by zoe.
". d. Martin. the present Repubitca n
sheriff. was reelected by n safe ma
jority.
r. Loop. tho Republican Common
wealth attorney Ia reelected by SAFE
majority over Judge w. NJ. Pierce, De-
mocrat.
Two Republican commissioners of
The revenue were elected over Demo y
cratic opponents. They are r. X
Thompson and NJ. "a. Price.
Republicans are rejoicing.
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jority over Thomas Bradley. N. L.
Seewick Ii reelected sheriff over w.
II. Prosser by l.1i5 majority. lbier
Ia reelected commissioner OF the rev.
cnue over w. ~ Splitter by 87s ma
jority.
All the successful candidates are
Democrats except Seewfck. w. +.
keyser Ia reelected commemorative
attorney. Smith. Democrat Is elect
ed to the Senate from this district
by big majority. while Browning.
Democrat, Is elected 10 the Legisla-
ture from Page county and Kappa
hammock county by heavy majority.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08
LOUISA INDEPENDENT
DEFEATS DEMOCRAT

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LOUISA COURTHOUSE, VA. Nov.
Louisa county to-day elected an
Independent candidate for the House,
over the regular Democratic nominee,
while the vote between A. NJ. Wash
and j. NJ. Bickers for sheriff of the
county Is too close to be decided to-
night
The following is the standing OF
candidates as near as can be ascer-
tanned, though allowance is made for
the fact that an accurate vote has not
been reckoned:
J. Leid Wills treasurer: w. c. Bibb.
commemorative attorney; James
Baker. House of Delegates. indepen-
dent candidate, over G.. II, Noting.
the Democratic nominee. Jesse J. Por-
ter, clerk Of court. without opposi-
ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08
FIRST DISTRICT
GOES DEMOCRATIC

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BRISTOL. VA, Nov. Tho Demo
cratic Legislative ticket in Washing
ton county. city OF Bristol and Smyth
county Is elected. Senator A. T.. Lin
coin. Republican. 10 defeated for re-
election by d. G. Cummings, Jr., of
Abingdon, the Democratic candidate.
Rev. L. C. Buck and John Roberts
are elected to the lower house from
Washington county and city of Bris-
toll. Further reports from the Sec
ond senatorial district indicate the
election OF ,John Catron. Republican,
over +. r. Carter, Democrat. The
only Republican county officer who
may be- elected in Washington county
In Pete Davenport for court clerk.
but Alexander Stuart. near ktns-
man OF Henry c. Stuart, 10 running
him closely.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08
Quiet nc Winchester.

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WINCHESTER, VA. Nov. Lees
than one-fourth # the registered vote
was polled In to-day's election. which
was the quietest In years. Winchester
gave Tavenner. Democrat, for Senate,
Ia; Copp, independent, 80; Byrd.
Democrat. for Legislature, 1913. Fred.
erick county's vote was very ligtc and
All the Democratic candidates which
included John M. Silver; sheriff.
Charles r. Mccain, treasurer, and
Phil II. Gold. clerk cot court, were
elected without opposition. Tavenner
will have a majority over Copp In
Frederick county of about $50 votes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08
Rockbridge County.

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LEXINGTON. VA, Nov. Hugh
A. White, nominee OF the Democratic
primary for House OF Delegates. with
Lexington, Buena Vista and three pre-
cincts in Rockbridge. reported. has
152 votes majority over W. G. NC
Dowell. Independent Democrat. Local
interest is in the fight for justice OF
the peace.
There Is no opposition to j. r.
Tucker, for State Senate. foater Dele
gate John w. Stephenson. Common
wealth's Attorney p. Z. Moore, Sheriff
r. l.. Morrison. County Clerk A I.
Shield. County Treasurer 8. K. Moore,
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Gloucester County,

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GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE.
VA, Nov. Light vote. John r.
Saunders, for Senate. and John N
Tabb, for the House, no opposition. No
county officers had opposition except
r. P. Gray. treasurer. opposed by
John T. Booker, and c. Smith, Com
monwealth's attorney, opposed by F.
L. Taylor. Gray, incumbent. Is over
whelmingly elected. Smiths majority
Is about 23s, with precincts to hear
from.
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Grrcnesytlle County.

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EMPORIA. VA. Nov. 7.--Following
Is Greenesville county's vote: Hobbs.
Senate. and Howertoh. House. no OPP
position; s. w. Lee. sheriff, and f. p.
Turner clerk. no opposition; Com
monwealth's attorney, Southall, GAS:
Powell, sos; treasurer. Wyche, 323;
Richardson. 1877: Burruss. 30: COM
missioner, Squire. 3s4: Ivey. 40: Short.
liz. One precinct not reported will
not change result.
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were: c. +. Dean. county clerk: Geo.
p. Adams. county treasure. d. Il. Lee,
commemorative attorney; r. l.. Dunn.
sheriff: J. W. Jones and J. L. Vaughan
for commissioners OF the revenue. A.
c. Beville, f.. F. Lockett and J. A.
Hardy. for board OF supervisors. w. Fl.
Jeffress Is said to be elected super
visor from the upper district. He was
opposed by Mr.. Wooten,
Henry Harper. Edgar Williams. r.
b. Jennings and r. r. Jones were elect
ed magistrates. r. T. Sydnor and q.
w, Rreedlove were elected constables.
Captain Rogers was elected mayor
Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08
EDUCATION WINS
FOR LYNCHBURG

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LYNCHBUR0, VA. Nov. THE
vote ON compulsory education here to-
day was GAS for. and III against. This
was the first city to take advantage
OF this law.
II. c. Featherston, for the Senate.
from the city and county. and T. D.
Jennings. for the House. from the city.
and A. d. Martin, for tho House. from
the county, were elected without OPP
position.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08
COMPLETE RETURNS
FROM SURRY COUNTY

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DENDRON, VA. Nov. 7.--Complete
returns from Surry county are as fol-
lows: Senate. A. r. Hobbs. $50; House,
w. 8. Burt, 262: treasurer, A. W. b.
hanon. s72. sheriff. B. d. Edward. 334:
clerk. A. 8. Edwards, STA: common
wealth's attorney. w. l.. de vanev Jr.,
302: commissioner Of revenue. L. w.
James, 35s.
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HOUSTON, VA, Nov. Only be-
tween seven and eight hundred votes
were cast in Halifax county at the
regular election to-day. There was
cratic ticket. The only contest Is in
Roanoke district over minor offices.
Houston cast 81 votes. with evry lit
tie opposition. The vote was remark
ably light at South Boston.
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except the Commonwealth,s attorney,
r. w. Morton. Democrat, elected over
p. 8. Pollock. Democrat, by about
900 majority. A. @. Crockett, Demo-
craS elected to State Senate: r. L.
Tats. Democrat. elected to House Of
Delegates: r. w. Morton elected
Commemorative attorney: J. N. Bo-
sank elected clerk Circuit Court; J.
+. Wysor elected treasurer: Joe ORA
ham elected sheriff: w. r. Crockett
elected commissioner Of the revenue.
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Especial to The Richmond virxinian.)
WEST POINT, Nov. 7.--Inepm-
plete returns fdr King William ooun.
~ show that r. ]. Payne has de.
feated J. w. Fox. Independent. for
county treasurer by about 900 votes.
1t Is expected that the missing pre-
cincts will increase this. W. A. VIII
roy, for the House: Charles w. Ora
watt. for the Senate: II. L. Lewis. for
Commonwealth attorney; Lee Turn.
err, for supervisor: William Neill, for
sheriff, and e. c. GArnett, for clark
Of the court. had no opposition.
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NO OPPOSITION FOR
ALBEMARLE COUNTY

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CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Nov. I.
-Albemarle county to-day elected to
tho Legislature: \. B. Early. Jr.. for
the Senate, and John s. White and
Samuel NJ. Page. for the House. AS
these candidates had no opposition an
exceedingly small vote was cast.
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precincts was there Ct any time I
show Of special intseoet-
The total vote cast va 3,9Ag. In
one or two INSTANCES the names Of
some Of the candidates wero ocSatch-
I'd and other names Dubotaf1toa. Thia
was true In Third Henry. where n.
=. Jones, W. ]. johnson and Huloher
each received one vote In Second
Lee two votes ware thrown out, and
one In Third Jefferson.
Craamer Leads T1ckAG
Creamer led the ticket with 1.3%Ss
while Harman came up IN the rear.
with 3.314.
A. rule. most Of the pfec3nots
voted consistently, ~. for instance. Ia
Washington Ward, where tho ticket
was voted solidly all through. with
out . scratch.
There IL only - votes between
the highest and lowest man.
General apathy seemed to prevail.
and this was not surprising. owing
to tho character Of the election. The
voters struggled along al day. and
within a very short while altar sun-
down the polls had been dessstsd:
the votes counted and seAled. and
made ready to turn over 70 the clerk
Of the Hastings Court this morning.
who will hold thssn until the Elec-
torat Board takeo q hand in the pro-
ceedings and onicialIy counts each
ballot.
The following table shows the COM
Mate yotA Of the city BY precincts
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ALEXANDRIA. VA. Nov. Tin
the election in Alexandria city to-
day. A. J. Wedderburn. Independtnt,
candidate for the Senate. carried Alex
andria city over r. y. Thornton, the
Democratic nominee, by 80 majority,
Total vote in Alexandra city was
Wedderburn, 4Ss: Thornton. s73.
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cinct indicating very light vote in
the county. OF the votes cast here
Thornton got 1876. Wedderburn. ~.
Nearly 500 ballots were cast at this
precinct In the Democratic primary.
This county will give Thronton FOR
State Senate between 400 and 500
majority.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08
ONE REPUBLICAN
WINS IN LURAY

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LrRAY. VA. Nov. 7.-Complete
returns from the election in this
county to-day give +. w. Weaver.
candidate for clerk. 543 majority over
J. X. HUFFMAN.
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BRISTOL, VA. Nov. 7-~-E. T. Nsr
ter, OF Gate City, Democratic candi ),
date for the Senate. In the SECOND
d,.t riot stated at o'clock that he
uas Of the impression that John
Catron. his opponent had been elected
to-day. Scott colnty will give Catr"n
about ESQ ma jority. The ma'ortties
in Lee and Wis. have not been ds-
ter1nined. ,. =.
In the First senatorial a'strict. IN
a;cat;ons are at 2 o'clock that ID. 4.
Cummings, Democrat. has defeatna
SENATOR A. r. Lincoln, Republican. His
mo iority will be 800 to 400, according
to present ind! u,ons. rms Is gam
Of one seat in tne uppe" mousse ior
the Democrats.
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FALLS CHURCH, Va. Nov. L.
VIA ALEXANDRIA,, vA.-Returns
from precincts in Fairfax county in
dictate that r. +. Thornton for State
Senate has received practically the
entire vote Of the county. A. ]. We'd
derburn. Independent, received q few
scattering. votes 1T each precinct, W.
II. Oliver - returned to the House
without opposition.
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THORNTON WINS

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MANASSAS. VIA. Nov Owing
to trouble on the local phone lines
Prince William county election returns
cannot he asrertained Tonight. OnIy
I'M v9t1a 100 go u AaaaasAe nre-
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rrantn,ous In Sussex.

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WAVERLY, VA. Nov. 7.-t1lec-
ton In Sussex county passed on
quietly, small vote being eolled;;
The Following officers were elected
without opposition: County clerk. II.
D. Norris; county treasurer. H. a.
Brown: Commemorative attorney.
william r. Cooke; commissioners OF
the revenue. District NO. !. Inomas
Hunt. District No. 2, Ge. rye Wrenr:
hoard of supervisors, 5. V. Ellis. W.
r, richardson, George II. Blood. s.
I. Parsons. A. j. Hawks and J. l..
Galliam. A. r. Hobbs. for state Sem
ate. and Thomas II. Howerton. for
House Of Delegates from Grcenesville
and Sussex counties. received the en-
tire vote cast.
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GENERAL APATHY
IS IN COMMAND
LITTLE INTEREST DISPLAYED IN
THE ELECTION IN THIS
CITY
NOMINEES UNOPPOSED
DREAMER LEADS THE TICKET
WITH 3,34s voTEs-ONLY -
VOTES BETWEEN HIGH
EST AND LOWEST.

There was no overflow Of enthusi-
asm among the sovereigns In Rich
mond yesterday. because there was
nothing to fight for. and there was
mo- opposition for any of the cAndi-
dates. The vote was, AZ q conse-
quence. very small. scarcely a fourth
of the normal vote. In none OF the
Total ro<>
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Tam st Clifton Forge.

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CLIFTON FORGE. VA. Nov. w.
A. RinehArt. was elected to the State
Senate In to-day's election without
opposition. and Me-. Epessard had the
same good fortune in his race for the
House OF Delegates. W. NJ. r. Allen
was elected Commonwealth Attorney.
and A. G. Sizer. sheriff Of Allegheny
county, defeatine their opponente BY
large majority. The other candidates
were unopposed. II was the tamest
election that has taken place hste in
years.
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dill, DR.. c. \. Walden, .; Chickahominy
district, DR.. r. r. Davis, 50; Henry
Waring, AZ.
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Yote in hsdstol.

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BRISTOL VA. Nov. 1.-THE vote
lows: Cummings. Democrat, A3e; Lin.
coin. Republican. -. For tha Housa: :
Buck. Democrat. 34S: Roberts. Demo.
crat. aS6: ksstner. Republican. ~:
Gilmer Republican, 174. Gose. for
clerk. no opposition. 500.
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los1: Radford, Democrat for House.
sss: Sperry. Independent for House.

see' Sperry. independent for House,
141.
The vote for county Offices 10 n FOL.
lows Boiling. for clerk. l.3s3: ouarlcs.
-: Buford. IS; for treasurer: Price'
$40; Owen. sos: Ballard, as: for Com
monweaith's Attorney: Humphrey, S3S:
hurks. 72s: for sheriff: Huddleetone.
1850; White. $50. The retufns from
the remaining precincts will not change
the relative majorities.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08

(0peciAl q T6o RtGAnDo0d vtrVlnlaA. ]
AaI1L1AND. VA. Nor. f.-The
OA0eeeAtlc ttckee AAAe Z GtoAA oNoep
n nan0vef county to-day. Win i MY
light vuts Dolisa. The oqly cea1oses
wsse Tor supstvioos IN Henry ana
AshiAnd distfactA W. n. shelton in
tho former and John I. 1aunAefs il
the lAttsr, both Democrats. we're n.
eloctod.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08

Especial to The Richmond virg,nian. -
COLUMBIA. VA. Nov. 7.--Flu.
wanna givSs Petit, Democrat, Tor
Comnlonwealth'a attorney, Sc; HaAen,
Republican, SIS; Rutherf/sd. D0no.
crat. for House Of DELEGATES, 3e7:
Taylor. independent. 404.
Returns from doochland were not
obtainabie last night, hut II u thought
that Rutherford will b unable 70
overcome his oppoAent's biz lad.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08
GDeD (Iuun(y.

Especial TO The Richmond yirRinian. !
PEARlEBUR0. VA, Nov. 10
yoeity from 0fles county as follow:
Dr.. A. 9. Crockett elSctsd 10 senate:
Judge Martin wiilians to House; j.
II. Woodrum. treasurer: r. r, enilov.
clerk. Ill without opposition.
W II. Thompson. iAdependent. de-
feAtA0 ]. II. Durham, Dsmocrat, for
sheriff. by 20 majority: W. H. Snioow
elected Commonwealth attorney over
4. Il. woodward. Rspublican. BY lss
majority: w. w. Walkse. Democrat
elected commiasionet Of revenue over
\. G. Pack, independent. BY $50 ma.
jority.