The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
People Seen
in Public Places

IN Publlc Places !.
Colonel S. NJ. eNcwhousc. OF Culpepcr,
is at Murphy's on his way home from I!
Norfolk whore he has spent several
days.
in discussing the contest for Congress-
in tha Eighth District, "the fight IL
between Ryan and Carlin, with Ryan
In the lead"
"Ityan is from n county, he went
on, .that pollcd 1896 votes In tho
United States senatorial primary, near
ly as many as were pollcd In Culpepar
Orange and Louisa. and about as many
as were polisd In Alexandra city and
county, and Stafford and King George,
where Mr. Carlin's strength IL to come
from In the main.
Besides, Loudoun is the, banner
Democratic county. and pays &. more
taxes than any other county IN the
district, ana she has not had the honor
in fIfty-foursy years.
"The Eighth liz essentially an agri-
cultural district, and Ryan Is one OF
her most successful farmers He IS
thoroughly equipped as legislator,
having served five terms as Speaker
OF the Virginia House, and Is one OF
tho ablest parliamentarlans N tho
State.
81 have high regard for all the
candidates. continued Colonel New
house, "and il Ryan should fall out
| side the brenstworks at the primary,
either OF the other gentlemen would
represent the district In a creditable
| manner, but 4 think old Loudoun
4 should DO given show. this time.
"What about Mr.. Hooe?' he was
asked. III
swell, he IS an elegant gentleman"
A was the quick reply, .'and Is reported to
be worth several millions, but am Of
opinion that lie entered the race q little
& too late.
~ expect Mr.. Hooe to do the clever
thing, which he knows 50 well now 70 90,
& and retire and help elect Ryan, ana ttisn
after the election help him entertain the
4 army OF Office holders from Carltn's city,
and thus prevent war.
a Colonel Newhousc gould not talk with
. out dashng in u bit Of humor now and
then, and when asked what ne mean!
/. III tho latter remark. lic said tho Virginia
Federal on,ce- holding contingent Just
, | across the river from the NATIONAL capita
, shortened the lives OF the last four Con
rressmen from the district, with thci
{ ncrsstent requests for promotions, .etc,
: and added that they would probably hay
!, killed that gallant old horo 81 ba!ll
: Bluff, General Eppa llunton, u ne nat
not left the district
:, Mr.. Frank Fisher Of Baltimore, Is q
: tho Jefferson,
Il CAPTAIN j, w. Williams, of southamp
81 ton, former bailft Of tho corpofhuo !,
Q, Commission, Is In tho city on prlvh,
* business. Captain Williams ~ ~. = cr :.
didato for tho Democratic nomlnat'on g
thn fIIouso OF Delegates from His count!
ana says 30 far AZ no hos heeh ap1e
learn lie has no opposition. Z.
n He does not believe he wlll nave IN
m and thinks he viii therefore DO mon
~ her OF tho next House. Captain Wllla''
ri viii be here several days. I,
y 1nd.o S. Houston stcher, Of Rocl
IN bridge, Is Mt Murphys. s.ss
80 1Ion. ", g. VIM. OF I4unenbur
ia fcrmcr8 member Of tho House o. l'e q,
~ IN "a from that county, lis IN the 81
~ haVing accompanied Mrs VIM ne
~ 4 for medical treatment, MI. VIM
Ia q prominent farmer and nelnocra'
q" leader in the "old Free state =
generally comes very near N'H'e o"'
what6is going on there, !.
III ssbNynonafasked last night about !
~ ncht for the Legislature over his w
n's Y.xyInn said three men were spolk
~ Of and I'LL would probably run, Th
~. arc Hon, u. i. Wallace, tho incumpe
fnrmor member Goo, Y. Brldgefor
and I,ey, S. 1T. Love. Mr., Winn Wo'
, Z not undertake to say Which Wol
ind probably win, !,
Tc- MI, VIM will be in tho city for y
oral days. He and Mrs VIM
-. stopping at Ford's'
E 81 Z / 80