The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-17

malicious stories that tbs Ns.soz~A3<n
ccmbtHs have beer circulating that HGmes
Wag aof 4 ssrs-srsossgfs Candidate. and ssAs
H did not haze the g1pp@rs 81 ms own
esty. The high Class % gssscpss VITO cams
GOwn TO Olympia today ard the rnexpec;-
odiy large number sat upon mat mschs<v-
n4ss story 50 hEys that there b no more
w.rd Ia f.
No Esttmate Given 0st.
In ira various senatorial CAMPS those in
charge we're very chsry about giving Gut
6gures for publication Of Tie vote toner
eew Manager Hopkins. Of sas Wilson
rArty, declared that lt was agasrss his POI
tky 90 MAKE estimates sos publication Mr..
yoster sJske on his own behalf. saying
hat he csaid rot tell hinasesf the exact
Number OF vetes be would recs.se tcfraSr-
rpw. Judge HaEnss' managers would Ssaxs
Do statement for publication. ana rssiceEsce
WIS displayed at the Anksay headquarters
when In. subject 81 the ballot tomorrow
MAa discussed.
II was rot a very difficult matter, how
ever. to ascertain approximately tbs MIRA
Der OF votes which the Foster assa NisssFs
managers expect 10 receive for Their sa.~
diiates tomorrow. One Of Senate. VII
son.s mos prominent supporters sala. III
~ disappointed II tEs seaatcs does NOT
feceiys at least twenty-five votes No.
6oxsf hope for nssch more tltn fssas
The clam Of The Wilson toexs WAS that iae
oeuator's FIJI strength would not II AZ
earen,s tsusrrsws Howsssr, il was EASILY
wrua xna LIZA, the ssnslorx assssSsfs &c Lot
s1pect 10 lad in the race s0r.arro., asd
that they will be satisfied II the sens,oE
recesses at the outside twsass five ygtss Ia
The two houses.
'G hsyr 20 figures 20 gfss oss for psshli-
~auon.s' Manager Hopklns trs2 . Post-in-
ms.igencer representative tonight Il
might stun you x.th fairy tales and all
that kind OF thing, but We are not making
estimases for the newspapers. It's against
our policy 20 say at isls time how many
votes We control
Candidate Foster was inclined TO Joke
about the matter Say. ! really believe
you can tell me better than ] can tel yoa
how many votes I'm going TO get tomor-
row" and Mr. Fosters round sides shook
. he gurxIed at his bit of pleasantly.
sSseriousiy. now. really don't know how
mapy votes viii be thrown nay way. Ws
VIII sn know tomorrow"
In stae Foster headquarters and among
HIS pssncf2aI iieuteaantx ire expectation
eonisht H. that Foster via get either twen-
U-iour or twenty-six votes tomorrow. The
largest claim that was made in behalf Of
the Tacoma maa was tho latter figure.
Il WAS claimed In addition that thu Pierce
oounty candidates woud poll more votes
"a the sisst ballot than Wilson.
AT the Humcs Headquarters there was
nltIe inclination to boast Of the number of
vptas which are In sight for tho King
cuunty asplrant tomorrow. Mono OF those
authorized TO speak for Judge Humes
cared to make a prediction for the news
papers.
you viii md that Humes will be At
ne 'front.'" said one Of the mayors close
friends. I'VE are more tlan satisfied with
ths prospect for tomorrov. Wilson VIII
not have more than Humes. Fosters vote
viii not be but little II any larger than
his. Judge Humes' vote tomorrow win be
al that We hare claimed for him and wo
ase satisfied
Manager risk. al the Ankeny rooms. said
that he WAS not prepared to make any
statement for publication a. to the An
kenny strength tomorrow.
slated fer Nominating Speeches.
Senator L. T.. Andrews wiz name Judge
Humes In the senate and Representative
Gleason viii perform like duty In the
house.
For Foster. Senator warburton will
speak when nominations are made In the
senate ard Judge Mickershasn VIII name
Senator sro.. Of Spokane. viii place
Wilson In nomination in the senate. In
The house Judge waYacs Mount ana FAX
nor. OF TSiarston. viii name the Spokane
candidate,
Representative Gose. az walla waiia
viii nominate Mr.. Anksny IN the house
II had net been decided At midnight who
would name the walia walia candidate in
the SENATE.
Federal brigade tn Evidence.
The ever alert and sieek wsli~sed Fed
erAt brigade or wards Of the govern
niens..' as an ex-ladian agent called them
came In again in force today. Besides
those already here working Under the
leadership Of col Fred Hueatis the I'M
portant arrivals today were; Il. f. Barge,
who gets $40 day and g. per day ex-
penses for ailctting lands os, the Yakima
resers alton. work which seems % have
no end: a. J. Shaw. or Spokane. ex-poss-
master. ex~sacrssary of the United States
senate twho WIS never sworn I'M. and AZ
present ~ receiver 81 senator wilson
broken bank in Spokane. Miles saanoa.
register OF the North Yakima land of
Fee. s. A. W1ns. chief assAyer at Seat
tie. George Stewart who expects the Sse-
attic pestasTtce ~ Wilson Sc elected. - Z
Tyler and Il. z, TretnpNr. OF the Seattle
lard ofTisr: wilseu i, sssav. the unites
states slsfriet attofssst 7 T. q. DeekebAca.
OF the Olympia lard office. who has been
cut working up Influences GOV. BLACK. 81
Spokane. who Is mineral land Inspector
over In iaAito. Another important ar
rfva, was taSerysv Haxaarst. sae irrearessi-
bic Democrat w}se has been looking after
Wilson's interests on the Sound Tor sew
e-al months II ( carsin. e. spokane
whe recently aela She Spokane rails 4
Northern railroad 10 Jsm Iiltl, IS ass
here. II IS said he repreeent& susssa 81
the railroad Interests ia Mr. Wilson
fgAs. Notwithstanding the great crowd