The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-28
TONIGHT NAY END IT.
Candidate Has Enesxh Votes
Pledged 70 Elect Hfm. bat Hzm~S
xnuu~r.er. Are asss ConaSeat

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IRIS evenings executive xzszsca- ths -s72-
e~rs * TIA e0zzEsl desire 70 40 E1se rag
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ws-s seq yesterday assx--cor sad TAX
trey favored ss1ch a rs@ezr<- C1zIz~7 = A
A James kzx seea II - several GEg =
IN. ncnes 20 - able - a--s-. re szscs-
rswa x~ssscr shss evening r. re + sne-e
re rAz-ce< are thsx ira --nTo-alfy cues
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G. C-sehfox's message hss beer 1zzvosed
- AS Ts-~@- = ens - C7ssss isa1z-x SO
r1r~s-x. lis absence -gzzE6 E11GESts1Ey
-=~-.fr n a pcsrro-srrenf of re E1v1raliy
question. for ws.hoGs tis vote x wozzl1 -
impossible g zaaks Cllsats election Ger
tAEnty-
-hA story whEcE APPEARED n yesterdays
pa~e-TntsGlsxe uear thzt else Ess ts> -
s7ssisfss seven votes 20 secure BIS slasrto1
was tre cause q much e0r-SnT - re
cry. Z view - tAe tzct thzr tEs -7T7r-
airy natter has created snrA SIR among
sae POLITICIANS % ne city. E-Z<zal attain
ter Vas g1wgr the facts contained = elis
story TIE elise E2en Insisted al cay org
-rea< re xsa-v was correct ard thai CRise
uvs,E undoubtedly - elected rayo-- Act
inz Nzvor Crschegu reiterated re state
mere taat else would sacese1 Mr. Weed
He said.
81 arr 70. nox ner have ever beer. ncr
10 ewar hone - be 4 political r-esn@t.
Eu. g SAY that Z the statement g II :
car - resssf upon Cltse VII - sfsct@1-
Z nav - that + am ristaxsr. thac else
vii ret hzv@ seven votes. bur IN Try tuag-
merit rzsess Eno- supposed rsltahse f-rnr-
nation 7 say that he WI have ! an sax
ixssS shat tr@ Republican members o ne
council are honest 70 their desire % se5EAe
fr~ question without the sd OF any otEer
political party r IS matter when cor
rsrrs thesn ard fasars. z13 feel sare n
saving trat TRAY desire - u.sst n har-
merry. axree uper mar who = Rep1D-
Ecan ard who hss ret been sseTelEie4
-rsra suv particular fzctsor of the party.
As saw. 7 believe Mr. elise % BE- saea
nan. znS therefore feel certain o. Us eies,~
ton. z am mistaken as TO M ClSe .
s-rsrvsr n tha council ard he cannot oe
sfe~.Sss. then another good Eaan wno WI
give satisfaction &c IRE majority q zee
Republicans viii b. taken up aasi s4se.le1i-
Aretner councilman VITO . Use E-Ati
ara wsegs- a. much influence in city az
fairs as any other city Official. was aSAsH
ibis question:
saDo yea believe that a. the next meet
ing az The city council. shonsd the mayer
ATTY question come up FER disposal, n X
elise viii have sufficient votes 20 MAKE
hin uayor
The answer was. II an satisfied that
Mr elise VIII be elected
The matter which seemed 20 create ths
-reasass discussion yesterday was ire ad-
ffsio1aI strength which. Il Is claimed.
elise has received since the last executive
session held fer the purpose Of balloFAHs
on sx-Mavor WOODS successor As has
-. ~
received SIX Votes. ore coming rom the
acting mayor. who ts not allowed = vote
"a the regular council meetings. Ine
ether eotIrcilrnsn who voted for hin, were.
& & said James Raymond, Hard. Gllsen
ard TavIar. Il = almost certain tnac
Chapman "a a rev convert az Inc GtAss
-~ors wosxt. who is hts candidate. -
out 81 the race: r. fact. was never n 4.
ard Chapman. being a Republican and A
friend OF what are known as the con-
servartvs mem ers q the council, has b@sz
Induced 20 5oln hands with Cllssss sup
porterz. Z was seated IN these columns
yesterday that Dod3s. councilman frsTa
RE Fourth ward. who voted FOR Hunes
when the latter vas first offered a. ear
siAate. was thought 20 b4 the couociT-
-zaa VIC would c1upfete Cliss's sever
A elise man sad yesterday II Under
stand that Dodss VIII vofe several more
tines e1r Euuzes ard 4 he realizes then
hat the cause Of the sx-tudgs Is a hope
less one. he viii swing over % elise rather
than allow the deadlock - continue. But
there 81 xtiIf another Republican cou1-il
nan On whom we have placed sone de-
nenderce- He was A HuUes nan. and
nav be yet. hut = ~ 6rEs thar Huuss
-annot - elected he viii I understand.
vote for elise. II shas Is true. elise Is
sure of election for Hur1es cannot got
enough wsres 70 eject hirr As a matter
Homes, Tney ara IN reality Crichtcn
men. and IA the E1res people are large
~ responsible for Crichtan berg crua-
0alle5 20 give un his present good position
hey cannot expect any support from the
else faction"
Tha Hnusss people Insist tsat Hurnes Is
roe 5uf - tsp Face. thzt the elise people
VIII ros ger pos8s' vote. ars tat thev
have ret a11 wtI nos have encuEh votes
20 make h3Es HaaEa9r without tire support
81 Lodes. They also resent fh@ state
u1ert purportl1x - rCrss froru tha grlssa
crowd FRAT HINES represents ira peculs
who favor -wf1s-0peu" policy. 4 Hume
rnan said yesterday Homes Is nat rhs
representative q a& that S. bad Es
showed a tAe tast COUNT eiectfr~ kat ~
was the srr7uEsst Republican II the c1sir-
rv WhsIe superior f,sfrs Re reg stored
RS oEfrl0n = tke criminal ~fses ~ send
lng -1auv ~ -Gsw 20 nrsc- fe~ f-~E
Aruis- II re - #aes--g1 MAYER Ea Mi EcG
tHvar Ei3e-cpen policy unr 40 r oslfa--s
there WiI ce any gambling Fl the -o-,-
nsWni-y rsve heard hln sar ehFt hs 4
exposed ta IT. ara that e h. ws-e q, 4
0cstrtsu 20 60 S be wouId re- tha cry e
Che criminal class
WG.1e t1e supporters ef fumes ana
elise are taking ire politicians who have
Charge II me Esrk -o-ses ff-sf t-er--ps--a =
5asy r taeir efforts - keep un WHAT rhsv
raia& - 30 q deadlock. T. tnsv sr1~ree,4
/ -rer candidate has a. ehaac1 CT winning
~z--, eeaer7Slse - must 6sn