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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-08
LEWIS PLAYS TITLE
 ROLE IN BIG RIOT
Wrestling Bout Proves 20 Minutes of Clawing and
 Hauling

Detroit, April 7-Several hundred persons paid several hundred dollars to watch Wladek Zbyszko, brother of Stanislaus, and Ed "Strangler" Lewis, wrestle at local armory tonight. This is what they saw:
 Twenty minutes of clawing, pulling and hauling
 A right swing to the jaw delivered by Lewis. which sent Zbyszko to the mat. Lewis struck after he cried that Zbyszbo attempted to gouge out one of his eyes
 Police interference.
 A near riot.
 A number of free -for-al1 fights, which probably were better exhibitions than the main bout"
 ringside speech delivered by Zbyszko, denying he tried to separate Lewis from his eye.
 An outpouring of angry. exciting peo- pie that kept the police busy for more than an hour.
 The wrestling match attracted fair ly large crowd, partly Because Zbyszko has a large following among the Polish contingent and partly because it had been rumored the affair might wind up a boxing match.
 When it did, Zbyszko,s friends leaped from their seats and started toward the ring. Police immediately inter- fered and somebody awarded the match to Zbyszko on a foul Somebody else declared all bets off As mob surged about the ring, the police broke 1t up and after hard work a number of trouble makers were elected.
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SOUTHERN NINE
 WINS AND DRAWS

Greensboro April 7.-(Special)-South- ern took one game of double header with Southwestern Presbyterian uniyer- sity this afternoon by score of to 1, and the other went for a 0 to 0 tie. s Southern failed to take both games be- cause of ragged base running in the tied battle
 In the second game Southern landed on Carter q. opportune times and romped away with the contest in easy fashion The two games were featured by the batting of Carter. Both Little and Carter did the iron man stunt and stayed in the box to the end of the second session.
 The score of first game: R.IIE. southern ......................... S. r. l.. .......---..--.....-....
 Batteries: Southern, Little and Sharpe; s. P. U., Carter and Hambrough. Struck out, by little ?, by Carter z Two base hit. Carter Umpire, Wheeler
 Second game score; R.HE. southern ..,s.....s.... '
 Batteries: Southern, Little and Sharpe S. P. U.. Carter and Hambrough. Struck out, by Little 3, by Carter D. Two-base hit, Sledge Umpire, Wheeler.
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DISBROW EXPECTS
 TO LOWER RECORD
 FOR FAIR TRACK

"Tll not only lower Strang's record but am confident l can put the Ala hama state mark for the mile below 51 seconds" was the remark dropped by Louis Dsbrow, the dirt track cham pon. Tuesday after he had taken a spin around the course in d touring car.
 With drags and scrapers, workmen have put the course in fine condition and today the Simplex Zip" and the 120-horse power Case will be sent a few trial miles and late this afternoon the track will be wet down for the .gaces Thursday Calcium chloride will be put on the track, according to the Specifications of the A. A. A. to keep down the dust and the rails on the fences will be removed
 Captain Donlan of the Ensley police force will be in charge of the squad of officers who will patrol the track and enforce the rules layed down by the fair association that everyone must re- main in the grandstand during the run ming of contests. The grandstand and boxes will be in charge of squad of Boy Scouts placed at all entrances and aisles to prevent rushing from the structure and onto the track in case of accident.
 Preparations are being made to handle a crowd that will tax the ca pacity of the big amphitheatre and the parking space for automobiles. A large touring party from Bessemer has asked for reserve parking space and inquiries are coming from Jasper, Tuskegee, Tallasse and points within a radius of b0 miles of Birmingham.
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from indications at this time.


 Incomplete returns from this county give B. B. Conner a majority for gover- nor and Reuben F. Kolb Is running sec- ond. The race between Hobson and Un- derwood is close, with Underwood a prob able winner, from 15O to 200 votes ahead. Frank S. White seems to lead for the short term senator with Watt T. Brown second
 Thomas E. Kilby leads for lieutenant governor The old associate railroad com missioners will be defeated by Cooper and Gaillard. John l.. Burnett will carry the county for congressman James A. Emory will be reelected district solicitor. John E. Bradford sheriff. The following
 is the vote at this precinct:
 Hobson 34, Underwood 34, Brown 45, Rushton 4. White 20, Conner 42, Tender son 5, Kolb g. Seed 15, Chestnut ?, Curry 10, I<ilby 55, Cobb 15, Greer B. Nunnelee :. Purifoy 40. Bradley 36. Graham o, Lam caster S, Smith 19, Allgood 50. Wilkinson 19, Greene 56 Martin 5, Pegram o, Rid dle 6, Feagin 66, Greer 19, Persons g. Sey- mour 8, Wade 10. Cooper s1, Gaillard 5S, Julian ', Leon McCord 5, Anderson 63, Gardner 62, Romaine Boyd IA, deGraffen- red 25. Mayfield 3S, Simpson IS, Thomas ?, Abercrombie 59 Goodwin IS, Graves 43, Burnett 42, Rainey 23, Lee CT, Robertson 63 Bradford 43 Treece 29.
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BARBOUR

Clayton. April 7.-(Special) Official count just made received as follows:
 Hobson- 800, Underwood 1134.
 Brown 97, Rushton 673. White 1oS6.
 Conner 800, Henderson 347 Kolb 3s3.
 Chesnutt 64 Curry i1. Kilby 12o6.
 Cobb 303. Greer 2l3, Nunnellee 40s, Puri- foy 953.
 Bradley Go5. Graham POO, Lancaster 7O5, Smith 3l9.
 Allgood 577, Wilkinson 12M,
 Greene Al. Pegram 3o2, Martin 1l12. r l.. Feagin 1747.
 Greer 353. Persons 534, Seymour CIT, Wade 177.
 Cooper 1122, Gaillard 94o. Julian 74s, Me Cord 461
 Anderson 1891.
 Gardner 1757.
 Boyd as0 deGraffenried IA, Mayfe!d SOP, Simpson 475. Thomas 123S Brown 443. Thomas 145S. Abercrombie 1779. Goodwin 647. Graves 1107. For Chancelor-Carn 9S6, Chapman 4s5 Rushton 320. For State Senator-Judson Davis 63o G. Jones 1246. A. A. Mcdonald and H. J. Stringfellow elected to legislature. For Sherim-McRae 1123 William Teal 7ss
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TALLAPOOSA

Dadeville, April Special. )-Com- plete returns Tallapoosa vote: Hobson 6SS, Underwood 2069: Rushton S41, White 1090 Brown i55
 Conner $40, Henderson 1909, Kolb 119, Seed 1929.
 Curry T5S. Kilby 1542, Cobb S96. Greer BPS. Nunnellee 2S0, Purifoy 1097
 Bradley 397, Graham 6s, Lancaster 1908. Smith 1885.
 .Allgood 906, Wilkinson e69
 Green 800, Martin s97, Pegram 179 Riddle 1171.
 Greer 2s7, Persons 129, Seymour 191, Wade 1860.
 Cooper 1234, Gaillard S95, Julian 1146, McCord 1920.
 Boyd 533, deGraffenried S91, Mayfield 664. Simpson 970, Thomas 1885.
 Brown 1159, Thomas 1884.
 Goodwin 1104, Graves 14S5.
 Thomas I. Bulger elected senator fol this and Fillmore county. Carlton and Sorrerr, representatives; Smith and Young lead for sheriff.
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CONVECTION

Andalusia April 7.-(Special.) )-Twenty- three out of 2S boxes: Hobson STA. Un- Gerwood 1032 Brown 45, Rushton S19, White TBS.
 Conner 9o4 Henderson s56, Kolb 15o, Seed 4l5
 Chestnut ss, Curry 4s1, Kilby sOs.
 For other state offices Purifoy leads for secretary of state.
 Close between Smith and Lancaster for state treasurer.
 Allgood for auditor, Martin for attorney general, Seymour for commissioner of agriculture. Cooper and Galliard for rail- road commissioner.
 Supreme court, Boyd 133. deGraffenried 525, Mayf1eld 554, Simpson $50, Thomas S43 Brown and Thomas run close for appel ate court judge.
 Graves will carry county for chairman of committee.
 Andalusia. April 7.--(Specal. )-Unofficia count in Covington gives Underwood 1894. Hobson 1904 Conner n09, Henderson 12s9, Kolb 240. Seed 240. Lockhart. April 7.-tSpecial.)-An but one small box In Covington county gives Hobson 1151. Underwood 1881. Brown 62, Rushton 1882 White 1921. Conner 1074, Henderson 1908, Kolb 29S Seed 234
 Chesnutt 137, Curry 756, Kilby 1917.
 Cobb 322, Greer 36S. Nunnellee SS9 Purifoy 1159.
 Pluralities for treasurer, Lancaster: attorney general. Martin. Majority for Allgood as auditor, Seymour as com missioner of agriculture; Gaillard and Julian in order named, for railroad commi ssioners.
 Mayfield and Thomas are ahead for associate justice. Perry Thomas has $50 majority for court of appeals.
 Graves is ahead for chairman of the state committee.
 Wiley Harlan. Lovelace Gamble and Crumpton lead. in order named. for ex- ecutive committee from Second district Dent has 300 majority over Mabry.
 Selma. April 7.-tSpecial. )-Full re- turns from all precincts in Dallas county give the following totals;
 Hobson 648. Underwood 1412.
 Brown 4S. Rushton SIP, White 1889
 Conner 923. Henderson s34, Kolb 723 Seed IS.
 Chesnutt 24 Curry e15. Kilby 1920.
 Cobb IT, Greer 256, Nunnellee 902, Purifoy 767.
 Bradley 1S9. Graham 22S Lancaster ITS, Smith 776.
 Allgood 619, Wilkinson 1885
 Greene 253, Martin 1o45. Pegram 547, Riddle 210.
 Feagan 17S4
 Greer 3SS, Person 537. Seymour FPS, Wade 29S
 Cooper 1271. Gaillard 1903. Julian $50 McCord 349.
 Anderson 1880. Gardner 1880.
 Boyd 951. deGraffenried 71O. Mayfield S27, Simpson 431, Thomas 947.
 Brown 7S1, Thomas 1900.
 Abercrombie 1884.
 Goodwin S37. Graves 1149.
 State Executive Fourth Congressional ctric at 47O Haynes 92S Merriell 599, Neil 1924, Pettus 1775, Smith 531 Sprouel 1912
 Congressman Fourth District-Black mon S71. Deason 115S. Dallas County Legislative Race Green 1453. Lapsley 1925. Vaughan 10SS.
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MONTGOMERY

Montgomery, April 7.-(Special) Complete returns from Montgomery county show that Charles Henderson lead the county by a plurality of 2S votes. His closest opponent was Capt. Reuben F. Kolb Former Gov B. B. Co., mer won third place.
 The total vote of the county gave Hen- derson 1891, Kolb 1858, Conner 1861 and Seed 225.
 Oscar W. Underwood carried Mont gomery county by a majorty of 210i his total vote being 3474. Hobson re- ceived 1870 votes.
 Ray Rushton carried the county by nearly six to oiVe, receiving 3915 votes. Captain White, his nearest op- ponent, got 660 votes and Watt T. Brown n.
 Judge Purifoy lead the county for secretary of state, obtaining com fortable pluraI\y. James H. Nunnelee ran second in the race and W. P. Cobb third. The vote was: Purifoy 2221, Nun nellee 1496, Cobb 629 and Greer PTS.
 William L, Martin swept the county for attorney general, getting 3312 votes. His closest opponent was D. R. Riddle. who received 669 voN,s. Gardner Green
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MARENGO

Linden, April 7.-(Special blowing to the length of the ticket yesterday figures are hard to get but the best information gives Taylor lead in this county for Congress over Gray by 250 votes, Under wood by 300 or 400, Conner has a plurality of 200, Kolb second and Seed fourth. c. H. Miller will return to the state senate and 1t is said it will take the official count to decide the race between Glass and W. T. Miller for sheriff. The result in Linden are as follows:
 Hobson 75. Underwood T.
 Brown 16, Rushton 8. White 39.
 Conner 73. Henderson TO- Kolb 55 Seed 10. Chesnutt and Curry 22 each, Kilby 115. Cobb 21. Greer 6, Nunnelle 7S, Purifoy 59. Bradley r. Graham 9, Lancaster P, Smith 47
 Allgood 10. Wilkinson 43
 Greene g, Martin 3. Pegram 101, Riddle 6. Feagin 125.
 Greer 10, Persons 25, Seymour and Wade 72 each.
 Cooper g. Gaillard IA. Julian l6. Me- Cord 16.
 Anderson i39
 Abercromhie 139.
 Gardner 13z.
 Boyd 20 deGraffenried sa. Mayfield 59, Simpson 2s Thomas 80.
 Brown 10i. Thomas A.
 Goodwin i0 Graves 1s3
 Bedsole 92, Erwin 6S King 101 Lindsey B. Pillans 2S, Quina g. Richardson 23. Stallworth 22, Turner IA. Gray A. Taylor 105, McDuffee 136. Miller 105, Walker 43, Glass S7. Miller @. The executive commit tee meets here tomorrow to canvass the vote and make official returns.
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PERRY

Marion, April 7-(Special. )-Unoffi- cial returns from nine precincts out of IF in Perry county received up to 10 o'clock this morning give Hobson 176. Underwood 676; Conner 29S, Henderson 22O, kolb 21s, Seed 147; Huddleston 156, King 310 Miller 257.
 The county will be close between Conner and Kolb with a small lead for Comer the Henderson strength failed to develop, and the showing made by kolb Is the main topic of conversa tion.
 The local optionist had centered on King, and he seems to have given Mil Ter a close race, though a few large country precincts have given Huddles- ton rousing vote, due largely to his prohibition sentiment. The prohibition ist of the county made no effort to carry the county, and the field was open to personal effort along all lines. although each of the candidates for the state legislature were avowed prohi- bitionists.
 Marion precinct as follows:
 Hobson 47, Underwood 262 Brown ,, Rushton 173 White 139; Conner 115. Henderson 51, Kolb 120 Seed 22; Ches- mutt To- Curry III. Kilby 165; Cobb 1. Greer 254, Nunnelly II, Purifoy 35; Bradley 55. Graham 13, Lancaster "A, Smith 151; Allgood 1SO, Wilkerson 113 Green 12, Martin 136, Pegram IS, Rid dle 14 Reagan 295; Greer n, Persons 132. Seymour 22, Wade 76: Cooper POP, Gaillard 271, Julian TT. McCord 27; An derson 293. Gardner 2S9, Boyd IS, de- Graffenried 19S Mayfield 90, Simpson S1, Thomas 143: Brown 50, Thomas PAP; Abercrombie PIT: Goodwin 160, Graves 129; Black wood 106, Burr IA, Hawkins 109, Nesbitt 150, Reid 217 Reynolds 209, Tarrant Al, Veil 115. Darden IS, Hud- dleston 25, King 166 Miller 101; con gressional committee Johnston 294. Howze 29s: solicitor Thompson 297 state senator, Cooper 297; legislature. Ivey 112, Lee 266, Spessard 215 sheriff, First district, Montz 29S; Second dis trict, Adair 203 Rencher 102.
 Tick law, yes. The tick eradication measure was carried almost solidly throughout the county. Irby Pope was nominated for beat committeeman. Marion. April Special. )-Perry county complete; Hobson 255, Under wood 300.
 Fourteen precincts give Darden S4. Huddleston 260. King 39O Miller 315. Fourteen precincts in Perry county give Conner 403, Henderson 250, Kolb 1 292, Seed 157.
 | Marion April Special. )-Returns from all but a few precincts in Perry
 county give a plurality to White, Co., mer, Curry, Greer, Smith, Martin, Per.
 sons, deGraffenried and Thomas, King ] and majority for Allgood, Cooper ant
 Gaillard, Perry, Thomas and Graves.
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oiled ss4 votes and George Pegram

polled 364 votes and George Pegram I199
 Thomas A. Curry obtained a good plurality for lieutenant governor, with Thomas E, Kilby running second. Cur rvs vote was 2507, Kilbys' 14s2 and Chesnutt's 346. Other races for state offices showed
 Brooks Smith leading for state treas urer, Wilkinson for Auditor, Seymour for commissioner of agriculture, Julian
 and McCord for railroad commissioners, Mayfield and Thomas for the supreme
 court, Perry Thomas for the court of appeals and Tyler Goodwin for chair man of the executive committee. Te vote for these offices was as fol- l lows:
 State Treasurer-C. Brooks Smith 1S46, Judge Lancaster of Wetumpka 1903, Graham 1131, Bradley PIE. State Auditor-W. F. Wilkinson 351O
 NJ. c. Algood s27. Chairman State Democratic Executive
 Committee-Tyler Goodwin 26S1, Bibb Graves 1S46.
 Commissioner o< Agriculture-Greer 671, Persons 14o3, Seymour PITT, Wade l 292.
 1 Associate Railroad Commissioner Cooper 1897, Gaillard 1921, Julian 2562. McCord 24SS.
 1 Associate Justice-Boyd 303. deGraf- l fenried 1852. Mayfield 2390, Simpson 671, Thomas 351o
 | Judge of the Court of Appeals-E. | Perry Thomas 3665. Brown 12S5. s. H. Dent Jr., carried the county 1 for Congress by an overwhelming ma jority. obtaining 3632 votes. Mabry's s l vote was 10S6.
 | For the office of chancellor for the
 south heastern division the following vote | vast cast:
 Rushton 2o42 Chapman 1437. and 1 Carley S14.
 l Three members of the legislature were nominated on the first primary. ] They were: William Hudson, Dr. J. T.
 Slough and W. Hunter Vaughan, pr.
 Slough leading the ticket with 2719 votes. Hudson was next with 2554, and Vaughan securing third place with l 2326 votes The fourth representative e 1 from the county will be selected In the 1next primary, the race being between l Warren F. Andrews and H. B. Fuller. McDuff Cain led the ticket for sheriff, lbut did not obtain majority. His
 vote was 1s42 with W. R. Wallace sec ond. with 1459 votes. This contest will ' also be decided in the second primary.
 The race for member of the state
 executive committee in this county re- suited as follows: Arlington 3244.
 Brooke 1888, Crum 31s4, Crumpton 1910,
 Gamble 1878. Godbold SAP. Harlan 1oe1, Leigh 655, Lovelace 1856, Salter 9S9 lStoddard 1524, Wiley 1653
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DEKALB

Fort Payne, April 7.-Complete re- turns for DeKalb county give Under- wood 1070, Hobson 7S1.
 White, for short term senator, will have a majority in the county of more than 1000.
 Seed surprised his friends by getting a vote of 706. while Conner received 675. Henderson 231. Kolb 139.
 Burnetts majority over Rainey for Congress is 1928.
 Elrod defeated Dr. Quinn 4SS for the state senate.
 Johnson has a clear majority over his opponent, F. F.. Ladd, 6S3, for the leg islature.
 Elrod and Johnson are prohibition ists, while Quinn and I.add ran on local option platforms.
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MARSHALL

Guntersville, April 7.-(Specia1.) ) Underwood's majority over Hobson in 22 of the 25 precincts in Marshall is 300. The precincts to hear from will not change the results. Conner received 1041 votes, Henderson 429, Kolb 51S and Seed 559.
 For Congress. Burnett received HOS votes and Rainey 677.
 Allgood has carried the county. This a good majority for auditor. w. IA Mar tin seems to have carried the county. Lusk is elected senator and Harvey representative.
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.CLAbbY LEAVES FOR AUSTRALIA

San Francisco, April 7.-Jimmy Clab- by, the middleweight pugilist, left sud- denly today with his manager for Aus tralia via the liner Ventura. He said he had agreed to fight three bouts in Australia.
 Clabby's trip will not affect his geles police court. where he is under suspended sentence of three years as a result of street brawl. Police Judge White of Los Angeles gave Clabby per mission to go to Australia.
 Steve Ketchell and Joe Walling, Chi cago leightweights, and Johnny Schiff, Los Angeles, featherweight, went with Clabby.
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RUSSELL

Scale, April 7.-tSpecial)- )-Offcial count for Russell county shows a vote of 913. Underwood gets 431 ma jorty Henderson 64 majority; Rushton leads White by 134. Curry leads Kilby, r: Nunnelee leads Cobb, 155: Smith leads Green, 29S; Persons leads Greer. 331 Julian and McCord lead for commits sioners by 50: Boyd gets IS; deGraffen- ried 6S9. Mayfield 397. Simpson 122 Thomas 351 Perry Thomas gets 30s majority, Goodwin 10S majority.
 Hodge, Malone. Mcdowell, Morris and Waddell lead for members executive committee. Clayton gets majority of 295. Carney leads Chapman by 90 Dennis and McCough win for legisla- ture, Daniel for Sheriff Padgell and Rivers are reelected county commis- sioners.
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FAYETTE

Fayette. April 7.--(Special.) )-Unoffical but complete returns give Conner 66o, Hem derson 175, Kolb 72. Seed 474, Hobson 1915, Underwood 413.
 White is leading for short term by good majority. Oliver leading for Congress by about 2So. I. w. Moore defeated ". C. McNeil for legislature. Oswalt and Kil- lingsworth will be in run off for sheriff Largest vote ever boiled in primary cleo tion in Fayette county. About equal to general election
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VERINES AGAIN
 WIN FROM ALABAMA
Michigan Team Gains Sec ond Victory Over Crimson
 by Score of ' to 1

Tuscaloosa, April 7-(Special)-In a game featured by heavy hitting by both teams Michigan made it two straights from Alabama.7 to 1. The Alabama team out hit the Michigan bunch but costly errors on their part caused defeat. Smith was effective but was wild at times In the first inning Sisler drove one over the center field canvas. bringing in a run ahead of him. Sewell also put one to deep center for homer with a man on. In addition he lined out two clean singles, one of which scored a runner. The teams appeared more evenly matched and the game was interesting throughout. South western Presbyterian will play here
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ST. CLAIR.

Ragland, April T.-(Special)-The latest returns indicate that Oscar Underwood has carried St. Clair county by good majority for the long term. The short term will be close between Frank s. White and Watt l.. Brown, with prob ably the former leading by small ma- jority.
 From five beats heard from. Hobson has 25S s.cderwood 330; Conner 179, Henderson 55. Kolb 4l, Seed Al. It is thought that the other precincts will increase Hobson's g and Corners votes over their opponents. John l.. Burnett has carried the county
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RANDOLPH

Roanoke. April 7.-(Special)-Returns almost complete from Randolph give Un- derwood AIS majority. Henderson leads by 13O. Seed is second Others probably leading are White. Kilby, Nunnele, Lam caster, Allgood, Martin, Wade, Cooper, Gaillard Mayfeld. Thomas, Brown, Graves. Taylor. prohibitionist. wins for the house. WeRthers, local optionist. and
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HALE

Greensboro. April 7.-(Special.) )-Elever hundred and fifty out of 125O Ovotes cast in Hale give Conner $50, Kolb BIO, Henderson POI. Seed S5.
 Complete returns give Hobson GAO. Un- derwood 576. Bankhead 615, Oliver a3.
 White and Rushton breaking even in few beats reported. Greensboro with cne- fourth of the county gives Rushton 1l9 White s. Brown 41. Hobson g I<ilby Charles Greer, Brooks Smith. Wilkinson Martin and l.. F. Greer in lead.
 Cooper and Gaillard carry county by (Continued on Page Ten)
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TALLADEGA

Harpersville. April 7-(Special) The election passed off very quietly here.
 For Governor--Seed 39. Conner 12.
 For Lieutenant Governor-Kilby A. For United States Senator-Under- wood 43, Hobson s.
 For Congressman-Bla ckmon 45, Dea son G.
 For United States Senator, Short Term-White Il, Brown 1, Rushton 36 Most all the rest of the candidates got q few votes.
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GREENE

Eutaw, April l)-Complete returns from Greene follow: Underwood 377 Hobson 270 White leads Rushton by 200 majority. Conner 224. Henderson 107 Kolb 239, Seed 69. Oliver has a majority of 167 in the county. Goodwin is leading Graves.
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COffey and Wells to Meet

New York, April 7.-Arrangements have been completed for fight between Jim Coffey, the Dublin Giant" and Bombar- dier Wells for the heavyweight champion ship of Great Britain, according to pri- vate cable. June @ has been set as the date. The contest will be held in London
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Gadsden, April 7.-(SpeciaI) )-Etowah, except one small beat, gives Hobson 1s39. Underwood 155S, Conner 110s. Henderson 79l. Kolb 554, Seed 324. Burnett 1460, Rainey 1889, Brown S92 Rushton 347, White 1895. Alto V. Lee will go to the senate and A. R. BrindleS and A. Brown to the house in the legislature. Leath and Kirby lead for sheriff
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WALKER

Jasper Apri 17.-(Special.)-Com plete returns from Walker county: Hobson 2514. Underwood 1858; Bank head 2609, Oliver 1050. Returns indi = cate Seed will carry the county by a small majority Conner and Henderson are close White has a big majority over Rushton and Brown.