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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21

5tiferf deorge F.. oegiiegan, City Clerk
nd|Auditor Robert Bfyon; city Sergeant
i n. II. Bolsseau And his deputy, Mr.. J ].
w, Franklin Clerk John Il. Cook and
his two deputies. Messrs Peter Cook liid
Otis Bradley; Chief Of t'oliceaJ. p. Akers
and many Of the members Of the force;
Attorneys y. II. Buster, James ?. finr-
srlson and William leigh, Countilrlens 9:
H. Wiley, r. a. Shorter, W. 4. Mitchell
aid A. 4 D. Clements; Major Theodore
Parker sunerlntendc Of the Danville
and Western Hallway; Mr.. a, p. s0riggss,
local agent FOR the Southern RAILWAY,
aud many OF tho members Of the Tire
department. gsi4s s. N! 81.
rhe committee appointed f.in Z the Sre-
cent meeting Of the 1hterstn ba'cc 6,
Growers Association for theS p !, OF
ascertaInlng the best tnethtsolds for me
proposed independent tobacco factory 70
DO started In Dnnville, met tins attcr,
noon III the rooms OF the Comm tr re
Association. Tho plans met with me
approval Of many at the leading citizens !,
hero, and n committee was appointed
10 decide the amount OF capital to DO IN,
vested aid recommend tho officers anu
managers This subcommittee VIII re-
,ort In co,lrse Of thirty days 4, l5
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BOARD OF VISITORS
At THE university
Meet to Select Professors, But
Action Not Made
Known.
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q CHARLO TI'ICSYlLLE, VA. July tO.--The
special meeting Of the board ofvisitors Of
the University OF Virginia. called for TINS
afternoon failed to materiallze because
OF the lack OF a quorum. kilograms were
sent for some OF tho absentees, ana at
10 o'clock tonight, the board finally got
down to business, with the following
members present: Charles F. Jones, OF
Monterey; Rector r. Walter Moore, or
Fairfax; Benjamin y. Buchanan, Of
Marion; Eppa Hunton, OF Richmond, and
Daniel Harmon. of Charlottesville At
midnight was ANNOUNCED that the body
would be In session until far in the morn
Ing and that no proceedings Would be
given out until adjournment.
The several business before the boa "a
is the election Of four professors two In
the medical school to mi the chairs va
Gated by Dean William G. Christian ana
Dr. Augustus II. Buckn,aster and two IN
the academic department, professor o.
secondary education, In connection with
+ tho curry Memorial School, and pro-
lessor of philosophy.
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patriotism. IN
the PRIMARY 7 ! | n
Petersburg Committee Hope t.
Secure Election Officers
Free.
WILL NOT TAX CANDIDATES.
Us Well--Known Surry County
Firm Goes Into Bank
IN ruptcy.
WILL NOT TAX CANDIDATES .

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K PETERSBURG, VA, July s0.--To
arouse the public spirit Of election officers
to the point OF giving their service gratis
Is to be attempted at tomorrow nights
meeting OF the Democratic City Central
Committee. II such patriots cannot be
secured the committee will make an
effort to raise tho necessary amount With
out cost to the candidates.
,d4 BANKER UPTCY.
Mrs N. c. Wright & Co.. we'll known
merchandise firm In surry county which
has long dealt with wholesale houses here,
have made an assignment for the benefit
OF creditors to John ID. watkins, OF this
city. and j. 9. Bohannan,ot surry Court t1
house, as trustees The liabilities are
about sls,5oo, while the assets, including
several pieces Of real estate, stock and
about s12 900 book accounts, are stated To-
be SIS, Co., he assignment was made be-
cause OF inability to make collections
necessary to meet maturing and Emntured
obligations and Mr.. Watkins, the Peters
burg trustee, expresses the opinion that
with judiclous management the creditors
( will be paid nearly, II not Quite IN full.5
Merchants in Richmond, Petersburg,
Lynchburg, Norfolk, New York. Baltl-.
more and Philadelphia are creditors. The
4 decd OF n ssignment. which has been filed
/ In the office OF the clerk OF Surry county,
8is made pro-rataF and absolutely without
priority or preference. Grhc trustees are Re
permitted to-, continue tbs business -or 4
period not exceeding six months.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
e The crlmina docket for the July term
was called before Judge J. NJ. Mullen IN
the Hastings Court this morning, and q
number Of negroes were tried for differ
ent varieties Of theft among ~, whom %as
Fox whose case was continued from
the last term. Coz was sent to the peln;-
tertiary for two years for cashitng at g.
dollar check belonging to another negro.
Aaron Parham, whom Cox claimed TO pc
when he succeeded in paying four dollars
on Parham's account, and receiving thir-
drawn by the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road Company. The8civil docket OF the
court vii! S g eal!ed SatYsde{Y morning
physician 10 the Virginia Normal and In
dustrial Institute an office made vacant
BY tn d ei Board 81
Institution to Big held Tuesday. July 25th
has been called BY the secretary, Mr.. John
October 18th, Goth and 9th have been
designated by Dr. William e.. Harwood.
grand commander Of the Grand Camp Of
Confederate Veterans of Virginia, as the
eHsz GE olaHF hs CHS ey
I The Oaks Warehouse Company Incor-}
porated. to q eal II lenf tobacco, has been
9cg here RTes
and Fisher Collier, secretary and treas
surer. The company owns the large and
well known Oaks warehouse property on
Be managed BY I'll. ellis. "a we'll known Wi
tobacco man OF this city. s,}S6
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NEGRO MEMORIAL
TO GEN ] \. JACKSON ( K \
Meeting Preliminary . t. . Erecting
aWindow to the Great
ii, ,.s,, Soldier. .3,
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ROANOKE, VA, July 2O.-Mcnlorlnl
8stonewal Jackson, were hold Tonight
at the Fifth Avenue Colored Presbyte-
Srian Church. preliminary to arranging
for the erection Of a memorial window
a to the Confederate chicftain. HE
The church was crowded, n number
of the most prominent ex-Confederates
of the city were present and Rev. w. c.
Campbell, D. D.. pastor Of tho First
Presbyterian Church, occupied the pulpit
with tho pastor, Rov, J. i. Dowing. who
is the moving spirit IN tho window
matter. e, l,52
Tho pastor said that from Ills boy.
hood, when he attended the cclored
Sunday school In Lexington es-
&tnblished by Jackson. II had been his
ambition to erect memorial to the
great man. who had done 80 much for
him and the colored race.
Colonel S. S. Brooke. who wns a cadet
at tho ". NJ. I, when Jackson was a
professor. spoke OF his Christian char
life. Mr. II. S. Trout euloglzed jackson
and endorsed tho movement, Flo spoke
Of his high regard for tho colorcd people,
ana said he believed this move was
making history During tho war negroes
had looked after his family and others,
and not one had bocn known TO betrny
the trust. He hoped this move would
have the effect Of improving the reln-
lions between tho white and colored.
Major c. G. Tnllaferro, OF JaeksonH
Brigade, who was with him when he
died, strongly endorsed tho move, ana
congrn tulnted tho pastor.
n Colonel w, w, Berkeley said nothing
that had occurred since the war struck
him so forcbly. He heartily endorsed
1t. Joseph Earman, who was with Jnck-
son from tho beginning to the end, con-
graduated tho colore6 people Mr. ~
". snead, In an eloquent speech eu'o ,,
rizInr tho pastor, asked the question II
he White man could leave his wife ana
children with the same safety rs forty
Years ago, and appealed to tho pastor
To work along that line. ss
Rev. DowIng said no was doing So ana
every colored minister in the city was
doing everything possible to upllft tho
race l., !, -,
Campbell, W. ". Rule, Il, H. Angel
A VI" is p,,rposed to erect u memorial
window representing tent shaded ny
trees with stream OF water running
~ ii with tho bare and rugged rock
like stonewall.
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BETWEEN TWO STORMS
Winchester Has An Exciting
Tine-A Lady's Bravery.

$5E5ti4 (Spcctal TO The IimeS- DlSpatSLl.j (.
WiNCiEsTER, VA, July 2o.-Ftor
several hours last evening Winchester
was between two OF the sevcrest cleo
TRIAL storing that have visited this SEQ
ton In recent years
One storm from the northwest and the
other from the southeast almost met
here, but passed over with butlttle rain
fall. Great damage was done to corn
dand other growing crops. n number Of
houses were unroofed big trees We're
blown down and gardens suffered a
valuable blooded horse belonging to- r.
Powell Page. at Boyce. was killed by
z lightning.
Mrs. Simon Sycles,. OF Clarke couaty
yesterday saved two little children from
possible death by a huge copperhead
snake, which was crawling into the bed
in which the children were lying As
the reptile turned on Mrs. Syclcs she
seized a heavy club and killed II.
Just as Harry L. Guycr. a grocery
man. closed his store last night, an un-
known person on the opposite side OF
the street, fired a pistol at him. It is
supposed. The bullet smashed big
plate glass. The culprit escaped before
I tho police were notified. WI
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HEAT HEC {. !. ] |
{ SU! [: ! j.
IA Wealthy Retired Merchant :rt ! art. 81
Norfolk Shoots Him
self.
MAN FALLS UNDER J I. /. A TRAIN i a Y
Frank Harper May Lose His
Arn1-Young Man Arrested
on on e, GRAVE .i' K. Charge.

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si3 NJ ORE DIX, VA, July 2oI'hilip How
ard young white man, was committed
ITO the Norfolk county jail this afternoon,
pending an examination on warrant
charging him With attempting criminal
assault on Mrs. Thresn Hunt.
Howard is a brother Of John Howard,
who Is now on ball pending an exuml-
nation before a jury in the Norfolk coun-
Il " Circuit Court on a like charge. u 5sl
Benjamin Shepard and Miss Fay Ad-.
ans, Of Portsmouth. returned home to-
day husband and wife. Because Of parcn-
tai objections astto their youth, they went
to Elizabeth City, N. C., secretly and were
married there by Rev. r. B. tyler, OF the
Episcopal Church. The petitions OF the
pretty bride secured pnrdons from all OF
the parents to-day, and there was q cor
dial welcome, afterwards N
Slipped Under Train.
Frank Harper. giving his home a s Nash
y vile, Tenn, in attempting 10 allght from
an incoming train Mt Primers Point last
evening. slipped and fell. the wheels Of
the train pa sing over and crushing ms
arm. Harper Is now at the Sarah Leigh
Hospital In this city He is doing well,
but may lose his arm.
Judge John Taggard Blodgett. Of Prov
idenco: Colonel William r. Sheffield. Of
Newport |; Dennis A. shcahen. OF Provl-
dencc, and George N. Kingsbury. comprilss-
ing Rhode Islands commission to the
Jamestown Exposition, arrived here to-
day TO confer with the officials OF the ex-
position company and mako m inspection
OF the site at Scwall's Point.
Dewell Committed Suicide.
John N. Dcwell, a well to do retired
merchant, seventy years Of age. shot
himself this morning and died. Mr.. Dew
5 ell was formerly a retail grocer t NO.
& 81 Cumberland Street. and had ACQUIRED
# a fortune OF $50 900 when he sold the bus
mess a few years ago. M
lie arose early this morning, and tax
Ing a Quilt spread IT in the back YARD
and lay down on 1t MS II to finish his rest
and escape the heat of the house. When
Mrs. Dewell started TO breakfast there
was the report OF q, pistol, and going
to the yard she found that her husband
had shot himself in the temple and was
unconscious EIc died In four hours Fte
left no children. Ills wife was formerly
Miss Laura V. Cowper. Of Portsmouth.
The friends ascribe the suicide to the Ell
sfects OF heat and to the worry which ne
has had over large amount OF farming
/: property at Paducah. KY, over when Ih1llcSh
\ there has been a recent litiga ton.
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GRIDIRoN CLUB.
Outing Of Prominent Danvillc
peop1e
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sDANVILLE, VA, July Gothic annual
picnic and outing of tho Gridiron Club
was held to-day at Moore's Springs. Just
outside tho corporation limits tand n
most enjoyable time was spent. The
outing was n grand success, and at
tended by over a hundred prominent
citizens, Including nearly all OF the city
and Federal officers, city Sergeant e.
II. Boisseau and Clerk OF the Corporation
Court John r. Cook composed the CONF
n,ittee having the entertainment ~
charge, Dozens Of chickens. several Tine
shoats and lambs we're killed for the
occasion and a Brunswick stew was
served In large quantities.
Among those who attended the outing
were Judge a.. NJ. Aiken. Of the Cornnra-
ton Courts; Mayor Harry Woodlns'
Postmaster G. r. Barksdale, Clly Treas cas-
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Burglars Put to Rout,

Special to The Tines-D lspatch,)
& SOUTH BOSTON. VA, July 9o-The
members of the house party ana lneaI
experience Tuesday evening. About mid
night some Of the young ladies, occupyln1gs
an n upstairs room, heard two men beneat Z
stheir'lwindow talking and planning 20 en- p
was out Of town they thought It dead
easy" but they did not think. SO q few
moments later, when the brave hostess,
a, young lady, and y young man q a I'm e
and pursued the would-be intruders, who
had already been put j to flight by two
faithful dogs The party pursued the
they gave them the Slip and the heroic
party returned to the house.
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HORsE.DRAGGEDHER
Miss Campbell Has a Marrow iEs;-
cape From Death.
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Especial to Tho Times Dlspntch)
RuMFORD, VA, July eo.--WhilcS out
driving early this morning Miss Caroline
Elizabeth Campbell, daughter Of Mr.s
Alexander Campbell had q narrow eseapseIB
from serious Injuries. 53f az.
Some distance from her home her pet
her, causing the horse that she was driY-
Ing to become very much frightened.
lin Miss Ca,npbcll's efforts. to 'gregain
control OF the horse she pulled the buggy
Tho quick turn wrenched the front wheels
and caused the king bolt to unscreW.s
dashing her with great force over the
relns were thrown about her, and the
horse dragged her for some distance She X
received several bruises on the arms and
shoulders She is now convalescing at her
home near King William Courthouse, 5l
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Southern Does Well.

special to The Times Dispatch.)
E LYNCHBURG,$VA.,S j uly 20It was as
certained here to-day, on good authority.
that the impending report oftthe Southern
Railways business for the fiscal year
remarkable annual reports ever made
by a railroad iii the South. Tho year
has been the best the system has ever
enjoyed. and the increase in revenues is
said to make q wonderful showing.
The report Is to be issued In the next
few days.
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tom WATSON NOW
OWNS mountain TOP
The Georgian Has Purchased This
Well Summer
Resort.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. July 20.-
Tom Watson, Of Georgia. has Invested
further in Albemarle property having
purchased OH yesterday from Mr.. Eugene
C. MassIe the handsome "Nlountaln Top"
estate, for years a noted summer resort,
The property is located on the top OF
the Blue Ridge Mountains. one-half mile
vest OF Alton on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway, and consists OF about 300
acres partly in Albemarle. Nelson and
Augusta counties, There are seven nice
cottages on the grounds, and some
stwenty-odd springs, with a # variety Of
water. ssss Il ,l8
There is much OF historic interest
tavern, which was built on the western
slope OF the mountain In 1710. there as
sembled in 1918 the body OF commls-
sIoners appointed to locate the State
university, With Jefferson and Madison
at their head, the commissions set-
tied on the site, outlined a plan for It's
construction, the sciences to be taught,
the number Of professors and a leglslai-
five bill for organinzing and managlgn
tho Institution, lli,
4 M. ana Mrs. Watson took possession
OF their new Virginia home toTday, and
expressed themselves as being charmed
with their purchase The grounds are
delighttully laid off and charnlngly AZ
Fuoint on this tract are perhaps the
erandest in Virginia. While Mr.. Wat
son viii not give up his home In Georgia,
Ut is understood that he Will spend four
or five months OF each year 81 NAioun-
n In 'V,nn ~ so a s5t
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Convention Officers.
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SUFFOLK. YAn. July D.--To-day at
Damascus. N. c., the Eastern Virginia
Christian ConYention elected tho follow
Ing officers: Rev, Isaac w. Johnson, OF
Suffolk, president; REV, O.. II. Rowland.
OF Franklin, md fDr, J. w, Manning, OF
Norfolk. yice-preald Rev, W. D. Har,.
wood, Of Emporia, secretary; Rev, H. r.
Rountreet OF NVaverly, corresponding Sec
rotary; Junius w. Folk. OF Nansemond.
treasurer,
The convention will be IN session three
days.
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4 GEORGIA SURVIVORS.
Visit Manassas to Place Marks on
the Battlefield.
Especial 70 The Tllmes-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
MANASSAS. VA, July 2O.--The sur
vivors Of the Seventh Georgia Regiment,
who are Visiting Manassas for the purpose
Of placing markers upon the Bull Run
battlefleld arrived over the Southern
Railroad This nlierDoon., III
A reception was tthdered the visitors
Manassas Chapter. u: D. c. Short and
appropriate addresses were delivered by
Colonel Edmond Berkeley, Mr.. Worth. of
Georgia, and Mr.. Robert A. liutchison.
The veterans will go to the hattlef''d
Tomorrow lSss33:}5a n
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STATE FIREMEN.
Their Tournament Ends With An
Excellent Programme.

5s (Special to The Times-Dis patch.)
WINsToN-SAL VA July 20.-Thet
State !Firemen's Tournament closed this
afternoon To-days programme was one
of the most interesting of the week.
.Ashevillc and Raleigh were the only con-G
testants in the hook and ladder race.
onds 4 There were six entries In the
hand reel race. but only five ran. Salem
won first money. her record being q rs
seconds. Salem also won first prize In
the State record, her time being 10 40
seconds. 81
Winston Sa lem turned the tables on
though 1t required Ten innings to decide
the contest. The score was. s to 3. Up
to the ninth inning 1t looked like victcry
was going to the visit ors NJ Is a, g i,5S
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ROLLED FROM DECK IN
SLEEP II. |: AND Drowned N NED
j. G. Cooper Loses His Life in
Remarkable Man N.
M $3 r1er Is f 55i
(s,e ial tn Tho Timss-Dlspat h1

(SIe ial to The TImss-Dl spat b.
SURRY5 O.. H.58gVA., July Il 2O.-:;J. q
Cooper. 81 years old, a lumberlnan, was vas
drowned In Lyons Creek last night by
rolling from the deck Of the sloop w alter!
Pegram while asleep. The mate heard
tho body strike the water and got out
Il his small boat to look for him, but With
out result. Il SSs
The body was recovered today. AMI
tho coroner decided that mn inquest was
unnecessary. 81 S VI Is t588
A Young Cooper was the son Of Joshua.
Cooper, cx-postmaster Of this place.
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LIGHTNING KILLS LADY
ON. PORCH. SOUTH BOSTON

a (Speclal to The Times pispatch0
sOUFH' BOSTON, VA, July 2o,-M Mrs
Fletcher Tuck, aged forty-flye years.
residing on Wilborne Avenue, was struck
and killed by lightning at about o'clock
this afternoon. She was sitting on her
front porch when thef flash came. i1er
seiehteen-year-ol daughter, Miss Elsie
Tuck is i'll with typhoid fever, but was
not disturbed The house was damag ed,
but not burned. s$l
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All-Dav Meeting,

PoYHATAN COURTHOUSE, VA, July
2o.-There viii be an all-day meeting
held hAre next Saturday IN the. interest
Of the. Farmers Institute Association,
There Will be a protracted meeting
mencing on the third SUNDAY. next Only
one service on Sunday and pfter, that day
there will be two services each day as
long az tbs, meeting la IT, KeitIs w
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District Conference,
1910, q The rlmes- pispatch.l

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AMHERST, VA. July 2o-Ths distr!at
conference or the CharlottesYllle lllstrlsf
az the Methodist Church closed mere 30
VI Delegates were elected to the annual V.
cnnfenence, and candidates for he
ministry were passed upon, the dsle-
r., ana throlghout. The attendance OF
preaehers, 'lnyln3n and Visitors was small
er than usual. N II 1t
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Two Agents Fined

TAzEWELL, VA. July 2O.-Two
agents Of tho Wrought Iron Range Co.,
OF st. Louis, were arrested and fined
500 each here to-day for pek1dllng stoves
In this county. Both OF the men, will
take their cases to the Circuit Court,
claiming that the law does not apply to
them. and that the net Is In violation OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
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Iarman-J Jameson.
. rho Ti,ncs-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Diispattchh.)
cHARLOTTEsYILLE. VA, July To-
Mr., Robert II. Jarman, OF TINS Guy, a ata
Alvin II. Jameson, were married at $3.50
O'Clock c last night at the residence Of the
brides parents, on Eleventh Street the
ceremony being performed by the Hes;
Church. There were no attendants.
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Big Day Expected.

N IVA. (By Associated Press.)
Il BLACK WALNUT.2 HALIFAX COUN-
TY, VA, July 20-Halifax court begins
next Monday at Houston. and there are
several felony cases. to be tried.
Governor Montague ]. who IS strong III
Halifax. He, ogetlierNwith Willard and
swanson, areNexpected to speak at Hous-.
ton that day and South Boston Mon
day night. alE.liE111 ssi 1.a.
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Negro Woman Fatally Shot.

(Specol to The Tlmes- plspatch,l3
DANVII.LE. VA, July 20-Mary Walk
err, colored. was shot and probably fatal,
Mt n negro dance by Red LAW also eol-
ored. q III - "a a &
IN his pocket and walked out Of the
building. and ESCAPED,
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that he will get large majority. The
Montague strength Is not we'll organized,
but the men who will vote for the Gov
ernor to 60 to the Senate, nre very de-
terr1ined and many Of them are a work.
WALTER EDWARD HARRIS. 8
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Pulaski for Swanson.

But back to politics again, IT is probable
that Mr. Swanson will carry Pulaski,
though the friends of Mr., Willard claim
the drift Of sentiment Is towards their
candidate, Judge Mann has considerable
strength In Pulaski. It is growing, His
friends hope to have him make one or
two speeches In the country soon after
which, they predict, there will be manl-
tested a substantial growth in Mann sem.
tlment. Tho politicians tell me there is
4 large vote In Pulaski county which is
not SETTLED" Mr., Swanson, who appar-
emily, stands the best chance Of carrying
she county. has a strengt h which does MT
vary, But there Is a large class ofYoters
who may vote for either Judge Mann or
Mr.. Willard, but who will not support
Mr.. Swanson In any case, The result in
the county may be decided by the way In
which this vote. that Is5 now neutral, may
I go 4 wonder whether this description
OF conditions In Pulaski would not fit
conditions In he state, ssh
lhs suppo ters OF senatqr Marsin claim
Hse vttt- carry PuIask1s u " npt- HypaFeRF