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tvill press thls polnt, regnrdless of tho
outcome to-nlght, ln order to settle
tho matter for once and nll, wlth nn
eye to possible future utrlkes. Two
hundred nppllentlons for llcenses were
flled thls afternoon.
Due to Mnyor Onynnr.
H wn_? directly dur to Mnyor Oay
ii.if tM_Tt the ugreement waa drawn
up nnd signed. Last nlght the com?
panies Issued and to-day prlnted ln
tho ndve.rU. Ing columns of the news?
papers a long stntenient deflnlng thoir j
position;
"Ivh.n I came to tho offlce," sald ,
.Mnyor Gaynor to-nlght, "and wo?
shown the publlshed . tatement of the
exproKs eornpanles, i saw ihat lf
liolled down It meant tho same as thc
terms the men agreed to last week
in my request. I sent for Mr. Towne
and ssk-d hlm to reduce It to such
a short form and see if the express
companies would not slgn it. He did
... nnd they all signed.
?I then got together the committee
..f the striking employes of tho com?
panies. ahd they signed a paper agrce
ing to t.lie terms."
The worst of the trouble to*-i"
came nol from the express empK^,
bul froin the striking tnxicab c|i_
feur. who went out wlth them
sympathy. They mnbbed taxlci
driven by non-iniion men and squa
bltjd wlth trJe ??_lice untll It was neces
,-ary to thronten them with druwn
revolvera and with swinging nlght
sticks. Bottles. stones. hricUs and
loose onds of iron flew thick and fast.
and there were many broken he/tds,
but only five arrests.
WANTS AEROPLANES
?-day
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uf
ln
bs
b
*?ccretnry of War Dlckeuson Wlll Ask
for Tbelr Purchase.
Washington, November 10.?Congress
will he asked bv iSecretary of War
Dlckenson to buy flve or t.n aero
planes for the army. The secretary
said to-day that he would devote a
paragraph of hls annual report to the
subject of tlying machlnes. General
Mlen. ehiet signal offlcer of the army.
has recommended twenty machlnes for
the arrny'a use. Mr. Dlckenson is not
ionvlne.il that the government needs
that many next year, and will suggest
a smaller number. He ls convinced
however, that. tho Plilted States must
?ouip itself with air craft If it is to
keep pare with the other powers,
POPE TOLD OF T. R.'S DEFEAT
Vntlrau C.rta Speelnl Messngc From
New A'otK.
Rome. November 10.?The results ln
The American electlons were learned
here wlth the keenest lnterest. Cardi?
nal Merry de Val, tho papal secretary.
had a ines.age from Now York. whlch
he took personally to the Pope, to
whom he said that the Democratic
victory meant a defeat of Colonei
Ro-sevelt generally.
The cardinal remarked that Demo
cratlc control ot the House of Repre?
sentatlves would result in a situation
llke that of Cleveland's first adminls
tratfon, and that. President Taft would
Hnd lt more difflcult to iurther l.i
I policies
RIOTING AT IliOKIt-TOW.V.
Crowd Stones Policemen Who Prevent
Hulldln- of Donlires.
Hagerstown. Md., November 10.?
Charged with belng the leaders
of a crowd of men and boys who
attempted to Inclte a rlot in Ha
geratown, J. Scott Bower, Clayton
Koweri and Erneat O'Connell were held
by Justice Hartle for a. hearing Fri?
day. At tlie same time orders were
jssued to the police to arrest all who
participated in the riot. during which
Chlef of Pollce Bcnner and Special Of
lieer Charles D. C. Ohler wero in?
jured.
The trouble started over the efforts
of the oftHiuls to prevent bontires.
Chlef Bennir and Offlcer Ohler were
both Injured by stones hurled at them.
MISSIN'G FROM HOME.
Frlends of Ilrliitol .Mnn Fpnr He Has
Iteen Murdered.
[Speclal to The Times-Dfsnatch.l
Brlstol. Va., Novemher 10.?-XV. ll.
Godwln, tlfty-rlve years old, who came
here recently to accept a position, has
been mysteriously mlsslng for jnor.
than a week. He was last seen in a
hotel at Ablngdon. He suddeniy dis
appeared. leaving :i sult case and wear?
lng apparel in the hotel and hls team
in a llvery stable. He is a wldower
witb a young son. Knoxvllle business
men recommended him highly to the
Bristol rlrni. Ho has relatlves in Jef?
ferson county. Tenn.. but efforts to
locate him through them have failed.
His einployprs fear ho has been mur
? d.rr-d.
Biinas New Llfo to tho -lady in all
_*?VERIC_-.$ES"
A Tenic thal Build- up the Enn e Sfttern
ALIMENTARY
ALL ORUOOISTSOR
?E FOUOERA & CO. NE.W YORK.
___________?
Qulckly Resto._.s tho Anpotlto to
V. EAKEHEB COHSntUTIOHS
Giving Pene.ed Strangt. and Vitalit,
<__*-!
UNITED
|) States Custom House at. Rich- fi
J. mond delivered recently to us our ^
V fall Lmportation of f)
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l FIELD AND IYIARINE GLASSES |
y being the exclusive product. of
0 promtnent European maruifactur- fi\
i< ers. Prices to suit all hnn_? ^
ers. Prices to suit all purses.
.
ThtS.
GALESKI*
Co. S
y MAIN AND BROAD AND
| EIGHTH THIRD
'?<Sk
<___._.
Berry Clothes
for Boys and Girls
We are build.ing up a cloth?
ing business with. our juvenile
customers by the peaceful art
of patience.
It takes more time to sell a
$3.30 suit for a child than to
sell a $30 overcoat to the fa?
ther, but it will pay?we're
working, not for today alone
but for.the future.
The New York styles lor the
little ones are rlght here as
soon as they appear ih the
New York stores.
They are made for us under
our own supepvision and from
our own fabrics--just like the
jnen's?and we guarantee
every garment!
Sailor Blouse, $4.30 up.
Russian Blouse, $6 up.
Double-breasted, $3.SO up.
Everything else the boy
wears from hat to shoes.
Duplicate
orders lor
Berry Coats
for girls are
sent to the fac?
tory almost
daily.
More and
more man
tailors are
put to work
on them, and
the business
we are send
ing in is creat
ing a mild
sensation !
Mothers are
quick as a rule
to see and
avail them?
selves of an
advantage.
The Berry
Coat for girls
is better and
"different" in
a pleasing way
to anything heretofore obtain
able, and^the modest prices
compare temptingly to trfe
rich, fashionable appearanee
of the garments.
Prices, $6 to $18.
Sizes up to 18 years in all the
fashionable shades, tones and
mixtures.
Medium weights as low as
$3.80.
\2wkM^$\fy
00 NOT GONCEDE
STUART'S DEFEAT
Priends of Democratic Candidate
in Roanoke Claim His
Election.
[Special to The Times-Dlspatch.]
Roanone, Va.. November 10?That Henry
-. btuart, Democrat, has been elected by a
safe majorlty over Buseom Hlemp, Repub
i.can. for Congress in tho Ninth Dlstrict i.
Btrongly clalmed Uero to.nl.lu by frlends
nr the Democratic standard-bearer. 8lemn's
frlend. on the other hand refu.e t0 beliA
thelr man has been beaten. Slemp's ij.-urc
>>>- which a majorlty of 300 ls estlmated n
him do not tally with thoso comlng froal
Officlal and Hemi-offlclal sources In the di_
irict. It ls clalmed thero havo been jrrrr
ularltles ln a number of countios. ln Smyth
county righty-th.ee votes wlll be thrown
out, nll cit them havlng been caat for S'emn
Revised figures add fifty-three for Stuart ln
Wl?e and twenty.flve ln Russell. It i3 \.
aald the treasurer of Hmyth, a Republican
reported to the commlssloners that th?
olghty.three men whoae votes wlll be kllled
had pald thelr poll taxes, und tlut thWi
names were dully entered upon the ta.
books. After the ontrles were made lt la
sald the treasurer found ho waa mlstaken
and that the poll taxes were pald aftei
tho names had beon placed on thc book"
In Pulaslcl county two preclnets sont theli
votes to the commlssloners in paper ba..
unsealed. If these are thrown out and th.
Smyth county bullota ln disputc are mads
vold, Stuart wlll havo a tnajoMy of four
teen. ?*? "'
Tho court has named a special grand iurv
to Investigate alleged trregularlt'es in Smyth
county, where It ls said narnes were found
on both the dellnquent tax books and o?
the votlng Hats.
__J_MT __.VIMS KI/KCTrON.
netlares thnt He Wlns hy ut IahaI nm
Mujorll..
[Special to Tht Tlmes-Dispa'.ch ]
Bristol. Va., November 10.~Con.refism.il
C. B. Slemp spent thls afternoon ln Bristol
Hc lssued a staiemciit, i-laiiohig that j,.
had been re-elected by at least 501 majorliv
The olflelal cnuiil wai bftgun to-day
Stuart's majorlty of 37. ln Urlsiol stands
unchanged. In Wytho Slemp's majority
was found to be two Instead of ?n?. A
niessago from Leliannon statea that tht- offl
clal count in nusseli shows
Jorlty ln the oounty lo bc 150
Bland remains 35 for SU
counly, reported yesterday ut.
Jorlly for Stuart, ls now pla
column wtth lo majorlty.
In lJulaskl llie count is hung up untll to
morrow on account of the returns havlng
been sent in rrorn iwo preclnets unsealed
In Washington county a slmllar condltlon
ln one precinct has tltd up the counly. Thei
officlal count In Scott gives Slemp a mu
jorlty. of 31. ln that county.
Muart's ma
nstead of 1?7.
p. Dlckenson
avlng M ma
d ln Stuart's
? ?rin.ilMiii of Duivls to Wetf.
-ISpeclaltoThe'rimoB.pij.DatohO
< oiorado SprlnffS, Coi., November 1ft ?
Annpuncejnioiit i.s mada or thn ?-i>K..__e
in.*ni ot Jtffmpii Haye. paVl_. __**..
tf&me. A.i<ii,..n Haye_, ot Colorido
jft "8y l''.1 _i,,w ,'''?"?'"? "l*1" of thla
if 'ti
.. Mr. I
late .Teffo
Kl icillb
i tne i;,t.- Jeft-rson Davl., Confeder"
j te 1 rwWent. and hl. nuine whh chanff
il by
the iiHitn
Tho Jla
Ing and voeUti
will take place I
(-Vc.lt.
f U_l8iftture to in-riK-umTu
f hls Krur.df_.tl
et? aro prominent ln banic
Ircleg. Th,. u.ddlnir
i ,Vi ' ViV"1" ^I'l-liiKH on
"ti -\ .md wlll Uo u aoclety
FATEOFPROPOSED
T
At Least Two of Amendments
Have Been De?
feated.
OFFICIAL COUNT NECESSARY
Two Week? Will Probably
Elapse Before All Re?
ports Are In.
"With returns from forty-flve of tho 100
countles and from fourteen of tho
twenty cities in Vlrglnla, some of thom
complete and somo reported only as to
majoritles, tho fate of the amendments
to the Constitution allowlng treasurers
and commissloners of the rcvenuo to
succeed themselves stlll hangs in the
balance.
Unquestlonably, the extension of the
sesslons of the Leglslature and tho
amendment rcgarding the readlng of
bille havo beon decislvely defeated.
Tho offlclal returns as to the amend?
ments will begln comlng to the offlce
of the Secretary of the Commonwealth
to-day, but probably two weeks wlll
elapse before all countles and cltle_
have reported. This ls because when
many county boards of canvassers meet
they tlnd that errors have been made
In certlfylng tho returns. Thls neces
sltotes a poslponement, whlle the
judges of tho dellnquent preclnct are
brought to the' courthouse. Evldently
the offlclal count will be necessary to
determino tho e.tact result,
Many >ot Heported,
Qulte a number of countles re?
ported tlie official result yesterday to
Tho Times-Dispatch, but, as wlll be
seen, more than half of them aro stlll
mlsslng.
Apparently thc provision ns to
treasurers and commissloners ln
countles has better chance of success
than that referring to the same offi?
cers in cities. Whlle tlie former ln
about 800 votes ahead so far as re?
turns have shown, thc other Is only
about 150 ahead.
Following are the flgures reported:
Amendment estending leglslatlvf*
s,sslons. Tor, 6,739; against. 23,234.
Amendment simplifying leglslatlve
procedure. For. 10..r.2S; against, 18,803.
Amendment permltting treasurers
and commissloners of the revenue in
countles to succeed themselves. For,
15,348; agaln.t, 14,502.
Amendment permltting treasurers
and commls.loners of the revenue to
succeed themselves. For, 14.730;
agatnst, 14,686.
SAUNDEItS IS ELECTED.
Offlclal Ite-urn** Glve Hitn a Majority
of 117 Votes.
[Sppclal to The Times-Dispatch.]
Danville. Va., November 10.?The
silence from Carroll county hns been j
broken. Returns from this county glve !
Parsons a plurality of SS6 oVer Judge I
Saunders. Danville's majority for Judge I
.Saunders ls 754. while Frainklln coun?
ty added another. whlch glvos the
Democrats a majority of 348 in that
county. Saunders's majority over Par
sons for Congress from the Fifth 's
67 votes. Official ligures from Patrick
eountv reduce Parsons plurality to
'-D_, and tlie offlclal returns from Gray- i
son glve Pirsons's majority there as
5S9, A telegram from Rocky Mount !
thls afternoon states that the grand '
jury to-day Indicted "Willlam Woody.
deputy Unlted States marshal, on four
counts for lnterferlng with election
offlcer. at SydnorsvlRe Preclnct. ln
Franklin county.
Complete official returns from the en- |
tire Fifth District are as follows;
For Saunders?Danville, 754; Plttsyl- |
vania. 027: Frai.iklin, 348; Henry, 122. j
For Parsons?Carroll, 896; Grayson,
580; Patrick, 299.
rteturns From PltttsyKanln.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch. I
"hatharo. Va.. November 10.?Official
returns from Plttsylvanla glve Saun?
ders i._27; Anglin, 2: Parsons. 1,000;
Anderson. 5. For amendment extend
in? I-eglslature, 551; against, 1,044.
For simplifying leglslatlve proceedure,
74S; against, C63. For electlon of treas?
urers and commissloners In countles,
852; against, 642. For treasurers anu
News of South Richmond
South Rlchmond Bureau,
The Tlmes-Dlspatch,
1103 Hull Street.
John rtilcy, of Richmond. employed ai
ihe S.iuh.rn Shops, waa painfully burned
yesterday aftornoon about 3 o'clock whlle
engaged ln work upon an englne. Thc acci
der.t occurred In the round.houae, and M
P. Murphy, foreman of the shops. llvlna
nt ix .North Elghth Streot, was unalilo to
glve ihe detalls. Dr. Oscar Owens, surgeon
at ihe ._..!>_. when called up last nlgbi sald
ihe rnan hiid received burna upon hls hands
nn.l neck, but not Severe enough to prevent
him froni worklng to-day.
The case of Mattle Moaby and Mlnnie Hlll
ugulnst tlio Virginia Railway and Porter
Comptny will come up for trlal in Ui?
Hustings Court, Part 2. December l. Many
monthB ago the wagon In whlch tho two
women were. scatod was struck by u car and
both thrown out. The accident occurred
about Thirteenth or Fourteenth on Hull
Street.
Dungerou. Frank.
Sorni thougthl--- youth? set fire to some
brush near thc Manchester Ball Park, now
owned by the American Tobacco Company,
and endangerod tho park and surroundlna
property. Tho flames spread rapidly. and lt
not cheeked mlght havo tmparlled the park.
Hlnce tho sale ot thlB ball park to the Amer?
ican Tobacco Company it is not known doll
nliely where tha baBebtt-l gamos of the com?
lng soason ln thls communlty wlll bc piay?
ed. Spring Hlll, directly 0n tho forest Hlll
car line, ls the most probable place for a
locatlon.
Football fiume.
Chester Hlgh School olovon rolled up lh.
score of ?'?! to o agnlnsl thc Hichmond Acad.
oiny Wednesday afternoon on thu Chester
grounda. Nattles, Hancoek and John.i'm did
the best work for the Academy. whilo F.
Bruce ,was the star nt Choster. K. Bruce.
nnd Tyler made ihree touchdowns each.
The refer-c was Stlles, of Chester; the um?
plre, Saunder., of the Academy, and head
llnesmati, Bowles, of V. V. I. Chester has
In place of coffee or tea
means big things to any one.
"There's a Reason"
Read "Thc Road to Wcllvillc,"
in pkgs.
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?
Thousands of Men and Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect It.
Nature warns you when the track of
health is not clear. Kidney and bladder
troubles compcl you to pass water often
during the day and get up many times
during thc night.
Unhealthy kidneys cause lurnbago, rheumatism,
catarrh of thc bladder, pain or dull ache in thc back
joints or muscles, at times have headache or indi?
gestion, as time passes you may have a sallow
complexion, ptiffy or dark cirrles under the eyes,
sometimes feel as though you had heart trouble,
may havo plenty of anibition but no strength, get
weak and Jose flesh.
If such conditions are pcrmittcd to contimje
serious results are sure to follow; Bright's disease,
the very worst form of kidney troublc, may steal
upon you.
Prevalency of Kldney Dlsease.
Most people do not. rcalize the alrming increase
and remarkable prevalency of kidney disease.
While kidney disorders are thc most common dis?
eases that prevail, they are almost thc last recog?
nized by patient and physicians, who __?._/. v con
tent Ihemselvej with Jjictoring thc tjjecls, while thc
original disease constantly undcrniincs thc system.
A Trlal Wlll Convince Anyone.
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your sickness or run down condition, begin taking
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health. In taking Swamp-Root, you afford natural
help to nature, /or Swamp-Root is the most perfect
healer and gentle aid to thc kidneys that has yet
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If you are already convinced that Swamp-Root
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commlssloners ln cltles, .95: agalnst.
581.
O.NE A.M r'.\D.MENT LOST.
Three of rroiio?ed Chnuge* Carrled 1*
Hoiinoke County.
[Special to The Times-Dlspatch.]
Roanoke, Va.. Novembor 10?The
canvass of return3 from [loanoke coun?
ty for the electlon Tuesday ivas made
ln the courthouse at Sulcm, and show?
ed that three of the constltutional
amendments hnd been carrled, the only
one lost belng that whlch provld.d for
the extenslon of the session or the Gen?
eral Assembly. The vote was as fol?
lows: For section 44?14, agalnst, 431;
for section 80?360, agalnst, 101; for
section 110?3 ... agalnst, 133; for fjeo.
tlon 119-120?3.9. against, 115.
Congressman Carter Glass received
447 votes, whlle Alllson, the SoclaUst
candldate, got thlrty-elghl In the coun?
ty.
WRITE .NAMES ON IMLI.OT..
ParfiNunn ln Floyi] Vote for I'arsous
and SiiiHi?lrr_, Although "Vut in _>l_?
[Special to The Times-Dlspatch.]
Roanoke, Vo., November 10.?ln the
electlon Tuesday, Republlcans ln Floyd
courjted voted almost to a man for
Parsons, Ilepubllcan candldate ln the
Flfth District. although Floyd ls in
the Slxth Dlstrict. Parsons's name was
stamped on the ballots wlth rubh.r
stamps. The Democrats retallated by
wrltlng the name of Saunders. Demo?
cratlc candldate ln the Flfth on the
ballots. Tlie ballotB were printed for
the Slxth District, and contalned the
names of Carter Glass, Democrat, and
F. F. Alllson, Soclalist, the candldates
ln the dlstrict. Tho Republlcans co**i
tend that Floyd is atill lp the FJith
District. and thls was one of the polnts
upon whlch Parsons baaed his contest
for Saunders* seat ln the present Con
Kress. The officlal count ln the Flfth
Dlstrict to-day glves Saunders slxty
scven majorlty over Parsons.
oaiclal Iteturus of Floyd.
[Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
Chrlstlansburg, Va., Novomber 10.?
a strong, fast lesrn'this year, and hav.
show. _ up splcndldly all through the season.
Th_ men romposlne; the team are B- Bruce.
left end; Bury. left tackle; Plekhardt, left
guard; Smith, centre; Perdue, rlght guard;
Moore, rlght guard; A. Ooyne, rlght end;
Shepherd, quarte.rt>a__; F, Bruco, left hall';
H. Goyne, fullback; Tyler, rlght half.
The Hichmond Transfer Company wlll ap?
pear in court at !> o'clock thls morning to
answer to the charge of runnlng an auto?
mobile upon the itreets wlthout proper light
and clty permlt.
R. F. Rurks & Co. (Inc), who wero flned
$100 and costs before Maglstrate Cheatham
Wednesday for peddling In Chesterfleld
county. will agaln appear ln Oak Grow
Court to-day to answer (rom four t0 leven
slmilar charges.
Wedding Invitation*.
Mr. and, Mrs. John Alexander Hauser have
issued ini-|__t|ons to the marrlage of thelr
daughter. Bessln Steole, to Clolland Mllnor
Rood. the event to be celebrated Tuesday
mornlng, November ,2, at 11:30 o'olooK. In
Kt. John's Church. Augusta, 0_. __!_? Haus
er has been n frcquent visltor to this coru.
munlty and ls most popular,
Invitatlons havo been received In South
Rlchmond to tho marrlage of Mlss Laura
Flake Marshali, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Cyrus Kllirldge Marshali. ot Brlghton, Mass.,
to samuel Patteraon Aborn, of A-mherst,
Mass. Thc groom.eleet Ib a former realdent
of Manchester, and tho event ls of much
social lnterest here.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fltrgerald, whose
wedding took place Thursday evening,
have lei for u trlp to Washlngton, New
York anrl Chlcago. On thrtr roturn thoy
wlll ho at homo to thelr frlend" at 1125 Mc
Donough Slreet. Mrs. FlUgerald was the
popular Mlss Mn.lc lone Strader.
General _tf_iv_ Not?s.
The I'hiii.'utirniai Associatlon mot last
nlght In thc old Hlgh School buildlng. cor?
ner Eleventh and Dalnurldge Streote. at S
o'clock. Many matters portalnlng to the
school were discussed.
Mlss Agnes l.aPrade. young daughter oi
tho clty siiiveyor, who has beon UI fos
som. time wtth dlphtherla, ls slowly lm
provlng,
Miss Sallle Turpln ls tho guasPot her sls?
ter, Mrs. Edward Wllkerson. at Amella
Courthouse.
Ml?s Margaret Petttgf-w left Wednesday
to attend a house party at Judge JPerry's
In I-ynehburg.
Mr. und Mrs. Grayson Weymouth left a
f>*w days ago for thelr home in New Yorlt
Miss -fviue Gary. of Henderson, N. C, ts
spendlng somo ilme wlth the Ml?ses Bleanor
and I.yle Gary.
George B. Gury, hls tw0 daughters. l.le?.
nor and 1.1'le. and hls nlol*^ Ml__ Annie Pu
Va.. w||i leavo to-day *or to-morrow to at.
tond tho horse show In New York.
\V. ii. Owens after a buslness and pleas
me trlp ihruushout' tlm South reached South
Rlchmond last. Monday.
Miss Aiweii, of I'et.rshurg, Is the gueat
nt' Mrs. Henry i'!. Pfelffer.
Mrs. Marsdon and son, of Norfolk, are
vlslti__ Rt iU? lumus^ Alrs. Ui%..rgo _3. iS^fA.
OfflcUl returns for Floyd county show
For the Slxth Congresslonal Dlstrict?
Glass, 301; Alllson, 11. For the Flftl
Copgresslonal Dlstrict?Parsons, S14;
Saunders, 1.
Proposod amendments to Constltu
tlon: For K.ctlon 46, 312 asralnst, 69 for
section 54. 26 agalnst, 4CS for; sectloni
119 and 120, 761 agalnst. 183 for; sec?
tion J10, 761 against, ls.'l for; sectloni
119 and 120, 70n agalnst, 146 for.
Vote in .Montgomery.
[gpecla] to The Ttines-TM.patrh.l
Chrlstlanf.burg, Va., Nofetnber 10.?
Complete officlal returns of Montgom
ery county glve Carter Glass, Demo?
crat, for Congress, 4S.. nnd W. F. Alll?
son, Soclalist, 153. On the constltu?
tional amendments the flrst one re?
ceived 122 votes to 539 against; sec?
ond, 411 for and 220 against; thlrd,
513 for and 185 against; f.uirth, 369 for
and 126 against. There _*ere only 741
votes east tn the county, the smallesl
number ln thlrty years.
Vnte AunluM AiuciidmontN.
[Special to Tho Tliiies-ntspatch.]
Boydton. "Va., November 1".?The offi?
clal returns for Mecklenburg glve R.
Turnbull, Democrat, 521. For amend?
ment to section 44, article I, r,;; votes
agalnst 446: for amendment 50, articlo
I, 121 agalnst 37S; for amend;nent no,
HE CURED
RUPTU
How a Strenuous Old Captaln (lot
on Hls Feet. Hls Remark?
able Dlscovery
So El.ted He Sends It Pree to All Who Art
Ruptured.
Wlth two buga rupturos, one on each Blde. bed.
rldtlBn for years, perfectly lielpless. anoldplo
neer captaln of .Tetrerson County mado a remark?
able dlicorery by whlch bo actually cured him.
?eif, got on hts feet and never alter had to even
wear a trujs. And now he wants overy ruptured
man, woman and child to be cured by thls same
dlseoYery. He sends lt (or trlal absolutely tree
to all, No matter how or whero or how long you
have been ruptured, send your namo and ???
dress at onca to Capt. Colllngs and he wlll send
the diicovery frae by mall. Do not neglect tc
wrlte at ones. Fill out llils coupon.
RUPTURE CURE DISCOVERY
CAPT. W. A. COUIN-S
VotWlO Watortown, JJ. Y.
PIea?o ?en. mo by mull, free, your Discorcry
tor tho Oure of Kupturo.
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IV. E. Tanner. John F. Tannat
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TEN A**??ICANANDq?_ROP_.'?\A'-_'-_
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THE BEST W.nm.TF
18B against __7; for amendments 11IJ
and 120, inr. agolnst 33$.
Result In VHUtx County.
.Spoclal to Tlin.Tlmes-Dlspalch.J
RaluilB, Va., Novemher 10.?Offlclal votes
or Bsscx county; W. A. .Tonos, 2171 0. N.
Wlse, ;in, givlng u majority nf W tor Jones.
For anuindineni lo thc Constitutlon extend
Ing sossl.in nr tlm General Assombly, 20 for,
212 -lgalnst; for amendniont simplifying leg?
lslatlve procedur**, .111 for, 171 against; for
amendment teliitlve lo treasurer nnd cotti
ml. ri.m, i of revenue. 01 for, 186 against,
Offlrlnl Vole of --an.flst.r.
[Ppoclnl lo Thc Tlmes-Dlspatcli.J
LancHster, Va., Novoiiibor ]._Tlie nfticlnt
vote of Lanciisler sn cmivassed to-day ls ,ib
follows: Congress, Wllll.m A* Joue-t, ,.19;
Gcorgp. >.'. Wlse, 10. For ?imendments: Ex.
tendlng sesslon, 57 agaln.., J_7 for; simplify?
ing IwRlBlatlvo procedure, Si against, 2.1 fnr;
electlng county tieimurers and commisslon?
ers of revenue, 221 against. 7. for; elcctlns
clty tr?:**Burers and o-.mmlsaloncrs of reve?
nue, 197 against, 79 fnr.
Orriclnl Vote of Wythe. -
[Speclal to The Timos-l.ispBlrh. |
Wytheville, Va., Nnv.mher 10.?The offlclsl
vote of Wythe county for member of Con.
grcss: Stuart, M_5i Slemp. 1,127; Hlemp's
innjorlty, 2. On constitutlonal ninendments
the voto of the roiiiny wns ns follows: For
etx.n.lop o f|.g|_lat|v_ scb.-Ioii. It against,
310 for; simplifying logisimlv*, proceedlngs.
109 ogatnst, 207 for; se'*t|on 11 rt, electlon of
treasurers nnd eortimlMlonef uf roveniR, JM
/or. gr. against! sectlon 119, electlon treasurer
nnd commissloners pf revenue In cllles, IM
for, 1_7 against.
IteMilt In Amherst.
[Speclal to The Tlmes- Dlspati h.)
Amherst Courlltouj., Vs.. Novemlier 19.?
Tlie electlon Commissloners of Amherst
county met hete te-dsy and runvassed tho
vote in Tuesday's electlon. thc result belng
thnt all of thc amendments, e.poetlng tlm
proiiosltlon to extend the ttme of tlm Gen?
eral Assembly, wero carrled ln the county.
The extension of the General Asj.mbly's
term was defeated ln thc county by moro
10..
The offlclsl csnvaM shows lhe vote w_-:
For Congress. Flood, 4.1, For extension of
the sesslon of tlm General Assembly. 131.
agslnst 2(3; for Miiiplllylnt legl-Utlv., pro,
cedure, ?, against _?i t?r electlon of treas?
urers an.l -omml??lon?r? of thu revenue ln
lhe countles. 291, against 91; for electlon of
treasurers and .otnmlssloncrs of thc reve?
nue ln tho cltlcs. :?. against Sl._
rmis in touacco factohy.
Interlor ot HulldliiB partimiy _>e
ntroyed ond Mtich UBiiin.e D??*f.
[Sd.cUI t? Tho Tlmop-Plipatc*..!
liuiu..iu .v *-?? Nov.mhcr jo.?-Last
nighi fire WO. discovered bur.tlng
froni the offlc. cosner of the VVnlker
or Kedlval tobMCO factory, neur tlm
union statlon. Befor. ihe flra'conj
nanUa could s<*t there the interlor of
the bulldlng was ptirtlally destroyed
und mucll dumago done. It ls not
knuwn )ust liow inucli stock wus de
htrovt-d. or the extent of the Inf'ir
anct* The llre cumo near eonsuming
the entire building und destroylng the
clty stubles. whlch are of wood, on
the same lot.
-We.t Vlrglnla Iteveraes.
YVIieellng. W, *.a? November 10.?Re
vlsed returns from all countles In West
Vlrglnla slve the following tinofflclal
pluralltle. for C.ti*_rei??: /ri__?
I-'ir. t DlBtrlct, John W, Davls (perno
cr?t) Ot Clarksburg. 8.871: Hjcond
r/istrict. wnitem ??? Browjv. (PC")_"
Srat), of Klngwood. 3.360; Thlrd Dig
trlct.' Adam 0. &?{??-**" ,<D*m?.c.^ '
of Charleston. 175; Fourth Ol?trJct.
John X. Hamllton (Democrat), of
Grunt.svnie. I^WftJ.Dtttrlet. ?>*?" ??
A li'ishe. (ltepuh leuo). 1,000. WJJt
bedy ls Democratlc on J"'.1, *?"?J*
which will retlre Senator Ngthan ?.
Scott next March. Three candidates
are already ln the field._
OBlfUARY
Thos. _?. Mt-Vey.
iHpeclal t.i The Tlnu-a-Dlspatch!
Burlington. N. C, November 10.?
Tlm* F Mc. cv dled at his home ton
rnitw south of Burllngton yesterday
after a brief lllnoss. Funeral servlces
wnre conducted to-day at Snow .amp.
and Intermont wus mad*. lnthechurcn
yard there.
* .Mrs. Julla J_?ver.
[Special to The TlmeK-Dlspatcii.l
Montarey, Va., November 10.?Mrs.
Julla Devar, wldow ot Jasper pever,
dlod yesterday at her home,
near Mlll Gap, thlH county. She was
about slxty-tive years ot age, and the
mother of a large famlly.
George II. Mlnor.
(Speclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch J
Charlottesvllle, Va., November 10
Upon hls return home late yesterday
aftornoon from the funeral of hls llfe
long frlend. Captain l.ynn C. Goss.
who vvf.fi found dead in hls bed Tues
duy mornlnK. Q-O.gre l'- Mlnpr. oho
of the most promlnent _ltl_en_ of Al?
hemarle, and for many years a mag?
lstrate of thf Stony I'olnt section, ex
plred suddeniy, in the soventy-second
vear of hls age. He was a natlve
of Alhemarle. and at the opennif. of
the Clvll War enlUte. ln the Alhe?
marle l.iffht Horse. which was known
lator a.*. Company K. Hecond Vlrglnla
Cavalry. Munford*. Itrlgade, and par
Uclpated in all the campaigns of the
Army of Northern Vlrglnla. Mr. Mlnor
marrled Miss Sallle M. Carr. of Kanu
wha county, \V, Va.. who preceded him
to thc- i_rave about ten years ago.
Kig-ht children survlve?Hugh Mlnor,
of I.oui.vllle, Ky.; Krank Mlnor. of th#
t-ioutharn Bell Telephone Company. wlth
hL'ad'iuurter.s in North Carolina; Peter
C. Mlnor, of Ka.tham, this county;
Tlionms M. Mlnor, a student at Hamp?
den-Sldney Coilcse; Mrs. Ttobert Coles.
of Loudoun county. and Mlsses Annie,
Sallio and Klizabeth Mlnor, of lOasl
han*. He also leaves one brother. Dr.
John i-ilmcr Mlnor. of Bridgewater.
aml tjuce ai.ters, Mr?. ratty I.. Gll
tnoi*. of Alabama: Mrs. John B. Mlnor
and Mtf-s Nelllo M. Mlnor, of Eastham.
lr? W. HrookH.
(Speclal to The Timen-Dlspatch."i
Sutherland. Va., Novembor 10.?The
eath on Tuesday of Ira XV, Brooks at
his rosidence near this placo removed
another brave old Confederate soldier.
Mr. Brooks was ei-,-hty-five years old.
In 1817 he enllsted ln the Unlted
States Army and was sent to Califor?
nia. He was assigned to work on
the flrst fort built at the Goldon
Gato. After servlng lils time cf en?
list ment he returned to his old home
in Dlnwiddio county. ln 1S.1 he en?
llsted in the Confederate army, and
served under General P-ckett; was
wlth him at Gettysburs. and surren
deretl at Apponia.tto.-.. At the close
of the war he returned to hls home
near this place. spondlns an actlve
llfo on J>i? farm. He leaves a wlfe
and t'our chtldron.
john M. ThemnM.
[Speclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
I-Otilsa, Va., Novomber 10.?John Rl.
Thomas died to-nlght at 9:1G o'clock
i at his home here, aged eighty-three
I years. He leaves his wldow ond slx
! children, as follows; Willlam. C, Chas.
i I_, ancl Bmmett Thomas, of Illchmond;
i John M. Jr., of __oulsa; Mrs. John P.
MeCann and Mrs. P. D. Mc Cann. of
I Lynchburg, and ono brother. Julian ...
' Thomas, of Ttlehmonfl, und two Ma
ters?Mrs. Vlctorla Baghy and Mr-t.
Sarah Tyler, of Bun-pass.
The* funoral wlll be held at Chrls?
tlan Church, Loulsa, Saturday after?
noon nt it o'clock.
..Irs. .arnli A-hby.
[Speclal to Tho Times-Dlspatcn I
Fredei'lcksbuig, Va., November 10.
Mrs. Sarah Ashby. wldow of jaa. Ash
bv, dlod last ?nlght at tho home ln
Staff ord oounty of her son, Jatnea Asli
by, divislon superlntendent of publlo
schools for Staft'ord and Spotsylvanla
countles, at the advanced age of olgh
ty-thrco years. Sho-is survlved by two
sons, .Tnmos ABhby and Moncure Ash?
by. She had for years heen a mem?
ber of Old Aqttla Episcopal Church.
rieorgc K. HorrU.
(Special to The Tlmes-Dlepateli . ?
SuotsyivaniH., Ma.. November 10.?
Georgo E Harris, son of Willlam H.
und l-.lt.abeth Harris. dled yesterday
at hls home near Curlew, ln thls
county, aged twenty-four year*5- He
ls survlved by hls parents, two broth?
ers and three sisters.
Mrs, l.llllun Kmbrey.
fSpeclal toThoTlmes-DlHptitoh ]
FredoricKshurg-, Va., November IO.-?
Mrs. Lillian Embrey. wldow of Slnclair
Kmbrey, of lower Fautiuler county,
dled yesterday nfter a long lllness,
aged slxty yoa-rs. She is survlved by
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TUMULTU0US SESSION
Catholic- Dr-mtle* *il?ke lllttrr Attarfc
on ... I.tifTfrrr.
1'hiIh. Nd/omber lo.?Another turaul
tuous session of the Chamber of t>pu
tics wn.i held to-day Th.. Catholic
member. made a vlblrfit personai at?
tack on M. Lufferre. ni.nl.ter of Inbor
who, tlu.-y declared. waa uniitted for _
Place- m tho mlnl.try because, as _
leador of the Freemanons. ha hiici de
fended thc ..!i.-_:?-.i iiy.tem of denun
f.lutlon of army oftleials su.peeted ot
clerlcal Irunlnsn ln 19o<.
Premler lirland, who was also blt
terTy attached by tlie Ctttholjcfl aml
.SoflnllstH, c-labonitfri hla mirilMterlal
decluratlon hy proposins Ihe uppoint
nient of a permanent arhltrutlon com
mission to deal wlth future labor con
(HetM. lf thls was not accepted, how
ijvcr, he sald, Ihe Kovi-rwiient would
not tolerate a strike among the em?
ployes of publlc services, 'such as tho
rallroads, ?whlcli rnlsht result ln throw.
Ing open the frontl-ru to a possible
et\emy and endangering the securlty
of thc republlc.
A vote of confidence ln the govern?
ment was adopted _!?6 to 208,
DEATHS
JONKS?Died, at her home. Thlrty
thlrd Street. Woodland Helghts. at
R:3. P. M.. Nevember B, 1910, MARY
ADAMS J0NE8, d_.ui,hter ?>f the late
Dr. George XV. and Loulsa A. Jones.
She ls survlved hy two brotliers, Bev.
.J. Courtney .Jones and Mr. Willluui M.
Jones, and four Rl.ters, Mlssc-.s Lou,
Annle und Mmlly Jones, and Mrs.
Margaret lloff.
Kuneral from St. James Church
PRJDAY nt I P, M.
IN MEMORIAM
fiKRMKl.MAN?In sad hut loving re
inemhrancc nf PKBDERICK '". QEIt
MKL.MAN. who .l??purteil thls llfe twe
years ago. November 11. lftOljj
IVaceful bo thy sllent slumber?
Peaceful In thy ?rave so low;
Thou no more wlll Join our nuiiilit-r
Thou no more our -ongs shall
know.
Yet agaln we hope to meet thee.
When the day of llfe Is fled;
Then In heaven wlth Joy to greet
thee,
Where no farewell tear ll shed.
(BV HLS yVJFE AND CHILDRRN*.')
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