The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10
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Mr.. G. G.. carlln. OF AllexandrIa City.
In ste n conr
where nc argued case.
Mr.. Carlln Is one. OF the candidates
for the Democratic nomination for
coed tho late John j. Hixey, Of Gull
pepper. ma when seen last night, he
spoke IN the most encouraging man
ner concerning his prospects tor sue
you may say. he declared. ",that
am much grat!fied at the on vi ;
I'VE are conducting clean fight.
aud 80 far there has boon no mud.
throwing by any OF the canhidat dates !
my competitors is about even. and /
confidently believe ! VIII win ut the
primary.''{
counties mites You you VIII ii carrys" MI Carlton
II expect to carry FIVE Of the conn-
and il do. viii DO the nominee.
II, Of couree, expect to have con-
siderable strength in the other coun.
mind l expect 70 get moro votes than
all my colnpetitors."
Mr.. Carlin said al the candidates
81 and ad oss peasan
time greeting the voters.
The primary has Dse flxea dor
Speaker John r. Ryan. Of Loudouni
Hon. r. L. Gordon. OF Louisa: former
Judge Charles i. Nicol, Of Prince B, WI Va
liam. and Mr.. James g. Hooe, OF Lou Lou
5doun.
Mr.. II ooc is q young man. an extern
sive farmer. and q native OF LotSIonn
county He married. ., daughter re r, OF OF the
Maine, and was at one time private
secretary to Mrs. George Hearst, wife
OF the late United States Senator from
C,-1i ,t, II hnr nj H..
gressman William Randolph Hearst, OF
New York.
Former County Judge w y. Jeffries.
and was d caller at the Capitol
Judge Jeflries is q candidate I, for state
Senator to succeed Golonel deorge I, T.
He is much pleased with the outlook
fries and NJ. i: r. Garter; I, e {. Kappa
hammock, are the only candidates. s.a
q, II. Morgan. Of sabot. Va, is at,thc
Lexington
Prince e George e,eri - was in tho city yester-
day on private business Captain Hobbs
was a caller at the Capitol and met q,
When asked If he would stand for or
Would yuide's and that Indications we're that
he would not r, nave 9p sorve nv people
faithfully during the eight years,
have been in the Leglslature," he de-
clarcd. and an az nsE'lng s tne M, y bar,,
dorse my record ana send me pach
Captain Hobbss, district Is composed g
oilss gount1Gs P q George. lie has
served six years In the Senate. and De-,
fore going 10 the upper branch he vas vas
for one term ~ the House from rr'iieo
larity in his district. ana - long SER $, r,
vice III ieg1sn r. tat as body
Secretary Bruce Banks q the NIX TX
gf3nih a. Anerat Mnu sxposton in the
Some of the mineral e exh tI,oI axnos,t,o
r rome, from the Southwest
MI Banks says his departmemt Win
Npril Goth, and that the timber and
mineral exhibit viii be ono Of the finest
on tho grounds
was a caller on Governor Swanson.
Governor I4arrabcc was. accompanied
by his son, and Is seeing something n
= H Ia was ehIef ExeeYti Y OF Iowa
< WAS Governor ol5SYi1 S''l'"'
yrgInians rs Ct I, d MHrpy's Hrq: rd p; ].
Crcwe; III, j. Arlington, Clarcmont;
Rudolph Bumgardner, Stauntbn.
Among the yirgininns q at the R shll
and e. r.. Palmer, Staunton'
KNIGHTS GATHER HERE.
Third Degree to Be Exenaplitled
at Masonic Temple.
MagoRo TempS ra th srs syentafs tic
f i.nG sI9 Of columbns viii he exempli-
fled IN the presence, lalgn g, assems
are expected from Washington,A Alex ~,
nndrin, Petersburg md elsewhere n N y
Francis p. Sheehy. state deputy, DIS
triet q colpmhla with staq ~, OF oc as
s sioi s 81 Deputy q yirginla Mr.. 2.
j. Callahan and District Deputy pr,
ii. A, German. expect also to be pres
Petcrshurg Council, No, os4 1t rs
understood. wi attend In q body.