The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14
Heard and Seen
in ! Us ic Places

virginians are like Kentuckia rs !, IN !,
che respect They are never satisfied
unless there Is a political issu. to dis.
cuSs.
II no fgh, is really on they they are
vance one on the. calendar. SC as 70
h ars e n9s Of ns ;o LAX soon
The recent Legislative elections were
too lifeless to afford ordinary amuse =
nent and the a ft,i !. IA app IeaaI
and out of town politicians and travel
ing. men are interestii Themselves n ,,,, -
in the gubernatoriai contest, which Is
I'M II around the hotel lohbies. al
haunt. and the men WHO Sem 10 be
nation are Hon. Henry Garter stuart.
Of RUSSELL and Judge william Hodges
Mann. of Nottoway,
Ju{g Mann Will so WIN tho ,rn n9m1nat
le adler at one of the hotels last night.
:. If the, race is confined to Mann and {!
Stuart. the after Is an easy winner,
lobby, and who Is regarded as an
Richmond city will likely he the
Stuart will fave his Headquarters here,
ard it is not unlikely Il at oiher can
didates will direct their battles from
this point Mr. Stuart vi rs s,nn from rom
~ next year. He will do nothing to-
ward furtheripg his chances for the
nomination until then.
at the proper time said the Corpo-
ration Commissioner the other day.
ard state my platform on the dead
square"
Iudg, Marn and his friends, are al
ready actively at work. and there are
evidences of some activity Oh the part
of other aspirants.
lac &C an
in addition to the two referred to. the
contest Will furnish interest In every
section of the State.
Hon. j. n. Stubs. member elect of
the House from G'oucester was In the
city yesterday. Major stunbs fas
stature. though not consecutively.
than any man in the State. He was
a Senator for nearly twenty years. and
has been in the House several terms
since he was defeated for the supper
branch.
a hot fight. Is on for the cleerkship
Of the neY S snster hstwasn Messr RS
Thomas A. Lynch, Of Tazewc,l. 1t Is
apparently of as much or more interest
than any other contest to DE settled
Capitol. where both men have strong
friends. Mr.. Lynch Is the present
clerk by the designation of the Gov,
upon to perform any, of the duties of
the office. He has behind hin, p record
of faithful service as Colonel Buttons
a member ~ of tie state p.moer attic
Committee from the Ninth Congress
SIGNAL District.
Mi Book'r on The other hand !,
where. he made an env'able record at
the last session. Previous to this.
when Smuggling 'ar, student at
tenn as committee clerk in the
House.
He was the author at the lost ses-
rate r re- "1 wTies was the ba-ir
IF the recent action of the Coronation
Commission or that subject. and fought
It through both branches of the Gen-
to the caucus By Na H' Fl f. pl 4. Ed
mun1son. of his own courtv. 1t -
Lynch.
ren Mr., H Ten, s.. S. y g OF Nsw York
ra@tmert It + Evervboay's Magazine. us is
In the city on b"-iress and 10 regis
tered at the Jefferson.
Mr. ioMrg saw tsat through the
u'as eetahiiehcd about two wears ago.
no fewer than 8 600 people were book
ed IRON various sections this year -
leave here this afternoon for Norfolk folk
- Ms rs, Henry ,, "; Holt. Of stnnnton. is
the city M and Is e ss wife Ct ts os
sister OF Hon. & c. Braxton.
James r Martin ard Amos n. VIZ
son. OF Stuart. and B. Cousins. of
Ivrchburs are among the V'rginians
registered Mt tho Park Hotey.