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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
BOLD HOLD-UP
AT POWER HOUSE
MASKED RosseRs ROB
OF sss2

Hold up your hands and keep
your mouth shut" came In low.
hlssing words from a masked rob
Der on Sunday morning. as he press
ID a MISUNDERSTANDING revolver
against the trembling body OF Mike
Boyle. night Waterman az the Madi-
son street power house.
II was : O'Clock. Outside on the
streets II was quiet as n graveyard
All OF. the men had run their cars
into the bar and gone home. In The
engine room r. J. Cole. night fire.
man. vas banking his fires and
thinking % the time when be also
would be in bed and asleep
Suddenly he heard a stified cry
of terror from the barn In front.
Listening iutently for a moment
and falling 20 hear II again. he at
fFibuted the soHnd to his magma
tlon and wenl On with his work
FinishiuE Cole pushed open the
door leading 70 the car barn and
looked into the yawninx muzxie of
revolver in ne hand Of another
masked bandit
Both woFtnen. frightened almost
out Of their senses. were only too
glad TO obey the commands 81 the
robbers 70 keep STILL" and quietly
submitted to being tied. their arms
hehind them 70 seats in different
carr.
Then the robbers got busy. As II
they knew exactly where to look
for the treasure they were after. tho
thieves entered the engine room
and. MARCHING straight TO a box.
lined wffh sheet iron pried the Hid
of with = chiael and. grabbing
many sacks ~ silver. ran through
the car bar Bidding their victims
farewell. they disappeared In the
gloom.
They made GOOD their escape.
strurriinK rs free himself from
his smarting bonds. Cole finally
freed hts rfrht hand ard reaching
into hls trousers pocket. secured bis
knife and crit the rope. Then he
leaped acroa1 10 the car Ia which
BOYLE was imprisoned and. cutting
the thongs which bound him. set
the beEfdeFcd watehman at lib
erty.
The two men ran 10 the telephone
10 notify the police OF the dastardiy
deed. bot the wires were cut
with professional forethought. the
two villains had severed all poaai-
BILE communication with tho author
ties.
Dashing 70 the closest telephone.
the Waterman and fireman rang up
police headquarters.
shortly afferWard City Detectives
Adams and Corbett. who live near
the bars. arrived on the scene and
we're followed in a few minutes by
patroimen Kent and Wilkes. But
me routcfa we're gone. They had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
A NEW LINE

VICTORIA. n. g. oct a8.--As n
result ef the visit of General SUI
refintehdeat taynea aud District
Superintendent Reid of the Wcatera
Union Telegraph company, there n
"a strong probability that new limo
viii be laid between here aud Nan-
couycr ANA main land points 60
overcome the handicap under
which his company new labars,
especially IN the stormy days ~
winter and autumn, when the turhu-
lent waters OF the straits play havoc
with tho Heuohy Ray Port Angeles
caalo ana land line from Pert An
geles through the wooded country
10 Port ToN nsend and Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

Jayuca looked thoroughly into the
matter and win on hia return rec
ommend his board 70 undertake the
work. The asopoaal Is Co make con-
nectlons via Sidney and the Gulf
Islands aud then 10 make connection
with vancouvrr from points Of the
landing on the mainland. Tho con-
nection between Victoria aud Port
Angeles cost over $4,000. and IL ia
thought the new connection VIII
not cost more. while Il would enable
the company 70 hold a lot of deslr.
able business which they nov nave
to fnfcga al certain Seasons owing
to wire trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

think he was smooth uhavcn. lie
ran out and slammed the door.
immediately notified police head
quarters"
The affair il a puaalc % the police.
who questioned few guests near
est the reom occupied by mardey
An array Of pa1a.aa aud under
clothing was lined up fof iuspee-
ton. but no money was found aud
IA search 90 several raoma met with
disappointment uardey claims that
he retired az 10 o'clock sunday night
aud that only one man in the hotel
knew he had the money with him.
This man. the police say, WAS fully
drrsacd IN Hight eaiercd suit when
they arrived
The clerk says that no one came
down stairs rast him and patrolman
LOCKER stationed Ia the alley at the
rear unys that no one crawled down
the fire escape.
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OF $3.50
BATTLES POLICE
THIEF DRESSED ONLY IN uuos sotorHes ENTERS ROOM IN
RAINIER.

A thief IN underciothes Is battling
TIE laeai sleuths since the loss Of
Sss0 at the Rtinirrzg Grand by Henry
J. uardcN puFser ON the steamer
Minnesota. was reported Monday
morning, The reported theft oc-
Cured ou the fourth floor Of the
First avenue hoateley and kept three
pelice efneers an the Jump FOR over
IN hour after .Aardey received the
early morning visitation. The Noise
awakened Hardey and after his hair
had resumed its natural position he
yelled The burEtar beat hasty
retreat. hut not until he had rIflcd
the victims pockets.
4 am positive that the man was
10 bis underclothlne. stated l4ardey
to City Detective eorbett ana Pa
trolman Wilkes.
When be worked his way along
TIE floor ! took a gaod look az him
although ! was "a little scared. /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
INJURIES
SERIOUS
WALTER eLooR PERHAPS per.
MANENTLY CRIPPLED IN
FOOTBALL GAME

Walter Gloor. ie. residing az 1905
Minor. while playing football last
week. was seriously injured and
viii probably be n cripple for life
Gloor gained permission from his
father 10 play football and Joined an
ameiealr team During last week s
game several OF the players fell on
young Gloor. while he was down.
and hts leg was twisted under him
When he Was taken off the field
and physicians called. Il was found
that the muscles In his knee we're
torn and that an operation was re-
qairesi. although Il was not neees-
kary 10 amputate the limb. Il Is
healing very fast aad Il viii be put
IN cast In a few days
The boy Is the son Of Sam W
Gioor. operator at the Postal Telc-
graph office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
oNlY a SUGGESTION


Common sense would aagEeat that II
one uiansH 70 become fleahy and
plump "A can only result from the food
ae at aud digest and that food
should be aihumluaas ~ flesh forming
food ftke eggs. hetfatuah and cereals
ln other words. the kinds q food that
q - Eesh are The foesis which form
she greater part Of our dat2 bills ot
nut the trouble Il that. while We
est enough ard generally too much
the stomach. from abuse aud oFers
WnFk. does not properly digest and
aaslmsIafH H. which is the reason 40
many people remain trim and Under
NflNhf TIE digestive organs DO not
completely digest the flcsh-forming
aecfsfs1k esEs ard similar whole
There are thouaanas q such who ARE
really confirmed dYspeptics although
they uaf have no particular pain ~
Inconvenience from their stomachs
n such persons would lay their pref
Hdicea aside aud make e regular pFsc-
Toe u ticking after each meal one ur
tW0 II Stuarta uyaDepRtH Tablets the
food would he quickly and thoroughly
she natural pcptqnca and diHHiase
which every weak stomach lacks. and
~ supplying this want the stomach
+ soon enabled 70 reach is natural
stsarrs Dyspepsia Tablets dlzeat
every ktud q fisah-furminR food.
meat eRaH. bread and potatoes. and
this ia the reason they 80 quickly
build uu. strengthen and invivurate
thin. dyspeptle men. women and chill
drcu.
fnraiids and children. even the most
delicate. use them with marked hrne-
III. as they contain no strong frrf-
Eating drugs. no eathariic nor any
harmful ingredients.
atuarta Dyspepsia Tablets are the
ff1af successful and most widely
known Of any remedy for stomach
troubles. because they are the most
faedlelnra
stuart'a Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
b. every srurnist IN the United States
and Canada, ~ well Is Great Britain.
a. ~ cents for complete treatment
Nothing further r. required 20 euro
any stomach trouhie or 70 make thin.
nervous. dYHpeptie people strong.
plump and well.
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believed that five persons were
drowned ia the Hudson river OF
South .E0nkera yesterday afternoon
as The result Of "a collision between
n eatbuat, In which they were sail
ing. and n tug. Their crieg for help
were heard by people on the banks,
but on account Of the heavy fog
which hid them from view If Waa
impossible 10 locate the drowning
people.
II ia supposed those In the boat
were Edward Nelson. his son Ed
ward. Bon amln Benson. =. Simp-
son and Carl Thompson. all Of
Y0nkoIa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
San FRANCISCO. Oct. -,

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. sa.-Dc-
positora 20 the amount Of t6s 900
today decided not to Withdraw their
deposits from the United Bank 4
Trust company. which Raa closed
by the hank commissioners satur-
day. ny agreement with the com
missioner, the bank will abolish
It's branches In this city aud sub
urhH aud withdraw stock amounting
20 $50 coo. represented By promis-
sorry notes. Under these conditions
Il il Understood that the commits
aioners will allow the hank to re-
sumo business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
Packers Enter
Their Pleas

CHICAGO. Oct. 23.-Ali Of the III
dlcted packers entered pleas denys
tnE the jurisdiction of the court
The defendants. collectively. plead
ed not guilty. Their attorneys eiatt
the United States lacks iufladietiart
that no law il provided Tor couYid
ton and punishment Of alleged gi,t
iations Of the interstate commerel
act. They asked that all be aid
missed from custody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
Motor Launch Shoots
Over Falls

MARIETTA. Oct 23.-M. l.. VII.
Hanson. Judge Nixon aud VIII
Heliek. while returning 10 Marietta
from Beverly ON Sunday morning
Ia motor boat. went over q dam
at Lowell I'm the Muakingum river
Williamson WAS drowned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

taken s4s2 In small change. This
sum vas kept In small canvas bags.
and must have proven a heavy bur
den for the thieves.
Plnkcrton detectives we're af
once placed on tho case. and with
the assistance of the local police
department. II is expected that the
two robbers will shortly b. sppre-
hended
This-is the second robbery In the
barns since July last. when bur
glars secured 500 by breaking epcn
the safe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

THE Washington Society Girls"
a. the Seattle Sunday night attract
ed The usual crowd. The singing and
few other features were fairly
good. The performance was not
marked by any unusual brilllAney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

LIMA. O.. Oct 23-The last
chapter in the robbery OF the Amer
lean National hank seven years ago.
q which Innocent men we're ae-
ensea. was closed today. when
Thomas y. wilkins pleaded guilty
and was sentenced 20 five years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

Tho -Four Lannon'S HeWe,i. the II
luaionlst. Henderson aud Ross. the
Yankee comedians. Marie sparrow
Irish eommedieune. Hadn Iessek.
the Arabian gun spinner. Wilson.
the baritone. the Woodann sisters.
aud other attractions will mako up
the bin for the Star thester for the
DreHnut week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

SALT LAKE. Oct 2s THE an
nual meeting Of the Rio Gnudc &
Western SaA held this morning. The
entire beard was reelected. except
+ II Hartman. Nho vas succeeded
by A. n caief. treasurer Of the Mia
souri, Pacific
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
Kills Herself
In Automobile

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 2s.-Mra.
Theodore plantz. wife Of a mer-
chant tailor. was killed on Sunday.
while riding In an automobile. Mn
Plantz was steering the auto and
on making a quick turn on Van
Nadaa avenue. 10 avoid running
into a pedestrian. sic turned the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

auto over and the party was thrown
out
Mrs Plnntz met death almost In
Htaniiy. and her mather-in-law, Ara.
Henry plantz. was badly injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

ROME. Oct. "a -Rleae. the lluit
Venetian village where the pope was
born. was the scene on Sunday II
the unveillng Of monument Of
Pope Pits X Catholics all over
the world subscribed for this mon
which represents bis holt
ness IN the act Of administering a
heurdictl0n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

TACOMA. Oct - Seventy five
longshorcmen. AZ work loading tho
steamers Elihu Thompson and san
Maieo. struck at noon today. refna-
Ing 10 handle the freight The
strike was the result of the steve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
STRIKE AT TACOMA

dore eomnanya attempt to put a
number Of warehouse men and non
union atevcdOreu to work ON the
wharf. paying 30 cents per hour o.
the warehouse workers and 80 cents
per hour 20 the n0n=union steve
duraa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
Eleven Sink TO
Watery Graves

BEVERLY. ". J.. Oct 23.-Wii-
Ham Winch. John Ellis. John Ste
venaon. Samuel Heron. Norman
Delaney and James Yonkera. all of
Philadelphia. we're drowned yeater-
day afternoon ia tho Delaware
river. off this place. az the result
Of a collision of their launch with
a barge. Three other men Ia the
boat were rescued Three OF the
bodies were found al the bottom OF
the river.
YONKERg. N. Y. Oct 28.-It Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

MONTPELIER. Idaho. Oct "a
A head-0n collision between two
freiEhts on the Idaho division 81
the Oregon Short Line occurred to-
day Two trAmpa were killed and
Fireman Dumnnt was Injured The
wreck Is blocking traffic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

After suffering In mortal agony
for three weeks. little George Gem
mcii. m. the innocent victim Of 3
high 9ayman's bullet on the night
af October 4. when the police bait
tied with robbers in the streets At
Fifth and Yeater. died Sunday morn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

Ing In Providence hospital For
some time before death his mind
vas affected
The funeral will be held from the
Bonney Watson chapel Tuesday eft
eruoon a. | o'clock. and all Of his
former companions. ineladlnE mem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
UNABLE To SMOKE MS
rfCARET ENpEsg ROnnFR

4 UNABLE To SMOKE HIS 4
CTGAREr. EXPEss ROnnER 4
= BECOMES NERVOUS a
4 plTTSnuR0 Oct 23.-Yca- a
4 tnrday WA the first day In 20 4
4 years that Edward q. Cunllffe. a
q tfiufeSprsssrobher did not =
4 eomkn a cisarct. the rules OF 4
q tho county Jail not permitting =
4 tho smoking OF tobacco Ia this a
= form. Cunlitfe h very nervous 4
= a. a result lilo has confessed a
= that he shipped $50 900 OF the 4
. Si0n. 600 he stole. 20 Bristol. ina =
q suit case. Ile will not yet at a
4 yulge anything regarding the 4
q sii.000 still missing He danlcn =
4 having Offered 90 Bride Detec- q
q tive Arnold. 4
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; \ /
! KILLED uIM WITH


= PORTLAND. ore oct a.
q Win a nocketknife kinta kau.
: saka thls morning was stabbed
a 10 death on the street by 4
e Matschnita. a Japanese cook,
= when the police believe had
= hasn hired 10 commit the muir
= der. Tha murderer escaped.
sHss 4H4r -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
JEFFRIEs KILLS BEAR

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. ga !
4 According 20 a report received =
= here. Jim Iefffiea and Gov I
= ernor Sparks. Of Nevada. killed 4
4 a $50 pound cinnamon bear 4
= last Thursday after a a5-mile 4
= chase with dogs. In Grizxly :
= valley Piumaa county sparks 4
a shot tho bear through the !
heart. In falling Il killed the 4
q dos This r. the fourth bear :
= bagged by the party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
Simpson Is Dead
. WICHITA. Kan. Oct. az
Jerry Simpson died at 6 o'clock
this morning.

Aaeurism o. the heart caused
heath. The final sinking spell fol-
lowed a severe hem1frhag1 yestef-
dny morning. The funeral win be
I'm charge Of she local Scottish Rite
MaHons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

MADRID. Oct. g3.-Preslaent
Ioubet arrived this morning and
was royalty received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

Isrn of the Seattle Gewsboys union.
wiii attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
Earthquake

NEWPORT. Vt. Oct p The
heaviest earthquake ever felt IN thia
portion % the country occurred on
Sunday morning. Il shook houses.
smashed cfuekery and caused con-
siderable damage.
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YoNKERa. 81 8. 81 - Q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
New
System
Dentistry

THAT II the brand that has that
Superior Look and gives such
general satisfaction.
There Is only one place In Sc
attic where New System dent
lstry is employed and they do
not name their office after a
city. state or river, but do bust
ness under their own name. That
means something II you VIII stop
to think IL over
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-08-22
STAFFORD
Proiraci,d Meetings Personals.
Nuby. NJ. M. l1th. l9O5

hNbAt a.. AWk. ilif lF''f.
Ms Morrison Holmes and daughter.
Miss Ellie. of Bclluir Mills. who visited
Mr. -. Z Green and family. OF RUBY
Il uie the protuctri meeting hm at
Nlrk Nii.. returned uumr ii-i Nr.A.
Mr Harry Gnlm.- and sitter Mis-
Ethel of iulp'prr county. paid "a ,hurl
visit Io iirnds. ucnr Ruby. a lew days
ago.
Mrs u. VI. Faulkner OF Stafford S,oo
is quite ili Dr. T.. VI Snrad j. attrn.
lug her.
Mr.. Walter MadduN. 81 Ro.ayilr win,
has h,4.n unjr, thr catr 81 nr Snrud
,iucr bis return nom Washington. IT, i'm
proving. Mr. Maddox has suffered very
much nom inilummaturl rncHmuil>m
Mr.. aud Mis-. Irwin opidrn. ol Wash
ingtou. nr. visiting thr lattrr'a ramut-.
Nr amt Mis-. j. r. Humphrey near
kdhl
Dliuga protactrd meeting held al
Rock mn Bupii-I church 10y Rev 4. j.
Cumming. the pastor assisted by krH
DAWN u.pluru of Richmond, there
Wrrr tv,,r converts. which were hap
tlzrd SUNDAY morning
4 pruimclrd meeting will begin 1T
Stafford Store the fourth Sunday ln tins
month
Rev. Arthur Taylor. OF Kentucky. de-
liyrrd au impressive sermon to a large
congregation az Rock Hill Sunday.
Misses Lizzic and Mamie Duiiry. ol
Wa-hilgton ARE visiting relatives ia the
county.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-08-22
ORANGE
The Marriage Of Mr.. Green and Miss Coleman
Public Roads in Bad CORdiliOu-tnisriain'
ment Personals, Etc.
Lahore. Va. Aug. 10Th.

Lahore. Va. Aug- l9th
The marriage last week of Miss Fannie
/ =. Coleman the popular and cultured
/ daughter of Mrs lluIdah /. Coleman, oi
/ Orange Springs. To Mr. William y. GrrH.
"A prosperous citizen. WAS quitea surprise
+ to intimate acuuaintaucc~ and relatives.
/ Noneoutsidr OF thcimmcdlaie luuilN ann
/ the "parson" knew OF the happy event
until the couple were gone on AN extend
-d bridal tour. Success and sunshine tu
/ the~, dear people through coming years
Of unalloyed happiness.
The change from wet 10 cooler ana dry
weather il boon 10 this section.
/ DR.. Winirry. of Culpcper, IL aiding Ia>-
| tor Davis of Mt. Hrrmon ma prott irtrd
meeting this week and those listening l."
/ the doctor are greatly pleased with hi-
sermons.
Or. Frazer and wife, oi Richmond; Mr..
/ f. K. Boston and child. OF Narrcnton.
arr at Mr. o. T. Terriil's.
/ Miss Alice Graves. the fascinating
daughter of Attorney Lee }. Graves ol
Spotsvlyania. j. visiting Mrs. Frazer,
near Pine Top The lively nature and
sweet disposition ri this very attractive
girl make her welcome guest oil any
refined society
DR. Forest. of Characteristics Is eN-
pected to hold protracted service win
/ Macedonia church. commencing t"in"r-
row.
our people and the public generally are
sorely disappointed that the public roads
leading from Thorn iill to Lahore, and
from the same place by Mathews YIN q"
Pamunkey. arc ina dangerous condition
and work this late in the season can 40
the roads or tine public hut little go"d
We sincerely hope that there VIII be- Iouild
y remedy for this longiclt want. NepaN
- cents on the one hundred dollars
worth of property Tor road purposes ana
il is enough To show some material I'M
prOyement.
We regret to note that Mrs. Cooke.
wife of Editor Ned Cooke. of NayneS-
boro. is quite sick at Mrs. +. 7. Brock
man =.
only sprinkling OF our people attend
ed the unveiling OF the monument az
Louisa on Thursday. They could MOI
risk the roads.
Miss Flora Graves. daughter of Mr..
/ ana Mis-. JOIN hiANfN' va tNfA'4''''
~. has been welcome guest at Mt.
Graves this week.
Dir. +. T. Brockmah is now engaged
with Capt. \. NJ Daniel in railroading
near Danville.
As the primary draws ON the contest
auickens The vote will be- scattering. De
cidedly the larger portion OF the conser-
yatiye taxpayers are for Martin. Ana
unless all signs fail he will succeed him
sell.
The Ellis boys gave an informal recep-
ton to Miss Isabel Collins Friday even
ing. Quite number OF ladies and gen
tlemen enjoyed the occasion. Tins at
tractive and exceeding admirable girl
/ has charmed her many friends and rela-
tives in this county with her ease. grace
and culture. We all regret that she Will
soon return to her Ohio home.
Mr.. f. W. Bullock is building com
modious stable az well as adding other
convenienccs to his new and hospltable
homo Snip
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-08-22
CLOSE OF PRIMARY CAMPAIGN

The campaign for the L. ) Senate and
governorship closed ina whirlWind finisl
Monday night. Martin and Mann spok,
at B0ydton aud Chase City. Willard held
% grand rally in Richmond, for which biz
preparations were made. and Montagu,
was given a grand reception in Lynch
bulg the same night
Betting j. heavy on The Senatorshlp
with the odds about > 10 I in favor oil
Martin
Swausons friends gave him "A rally az
the Academy of Music. in Richmond. Sat
urday night. The house was packed
and the speaker was chccred many times
Hi, denunciation Of the Mackey charge-
was made in fiery language.
Gov Montague addressed large open.
air meeting az Newport News Saturday
night
senator Martin spoke To an audience
Of GOO at Petersburg Saturday night
An alleged pool to capture the Sena-
tor-hip and State offices Is alleged IN y ir
einia. but denied by the candidates In
vulycd
Mr.. swanson will close his campaign
in Portsmouth Monday night.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-08-22
CONFIDENT CANDIDATES
Each Claims his Election.

Below will befound thccstimates given
ont 10y the two candidates for /. ; SELL
ate and the three candidates for COVER
nor. by which il will be- seen that each
claims hiS nomination.
Tuesday : voting viii decide which arr
the best prophets.
Eight COMPASSIONATE districts. 90 land
every city in the State. Martins head
quarters.
conservative estimates as Co his
DMontaguc'S) majority made it at least
1000 in the State at large. Month
eur'~ headquarters.
Convinced that 80 he Swanson VII.
larry all the congressional districts of
the State. excepting the Eight. swan
son.
IL am warranted in saying that ! viii
yet pluralitie~ in the First. Third. sixth
seventh and Tenth Districts. and "a large
majority in the Eighth. ! Therefore
claim with confidence that will hr
nominated. Joseph l.. Willard.
II believe ann going go be nominated
by a safe plurality. will carry four OF
ihe ten congressional districts. and will
stand second in each of the six districts
Judge Mann.