The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-22
THEY WILL NOT BLEED
Ward Heslers and Bummers Get a Cold
Reception In the Capital City.
FRANKLIN STREET RESIDENTS UNEASY.
The Plans of tho Union Theological
Seminary CompIeted-Gov. O'Fer.
rail- VIII Probably Not oppose SEN
ator Daniel-Senator II. ID. Flood
and the Quarantine Law.

Richinohu, va, April 21.-(SpeciaD-
Judge Waddill Is very much indlsposed
.oTuay. he Is suffering from the effects
OF indigestion and has had q doctor TO
see him. The Judge may not be able 10
attend the Republican convention here
tomorrow, nor to go TO the Staunton
meeting the day after. This would be
pad Tor the anti-Lamb faction for Wad-
diii is said to be slated for the leader
snip or the Mckinley people upon the
moor. he Is taking good care of himself
To-Day and may be able to attend the
state Convention. The district conyen,
tlon meets here ut noon tomorrow in
Wiktnson's Hall. 1t will be called 10
order by MIR. ]. w. Southwark, chair
man of the district convention. The
Allan Waddil faction will be IN control
and the Lamb faction NAV bolt
Major r. Il. Walker formerly of Rich
mond, now assisting Col. Lamb in kun
ming the State Republican Committee,
Is in Richmond on his way to Staunton
The Major stopped over here few
hours and was warmly greeted by his
old friends. Speaking of the split I'm his
party in this State Major Walker had
little TO say. He intimated that Col.
Lamb is being treated improperly. The
Major thinks Col. Lamb is doing all lie
can for the success of the Virginia Re
publicans and that he will win in his
fight at Staunton
Among the visitors to the city to-day
was State Senator H. ID. Flood He
came here TO see he Governor with re-
ference to the matter of the cattle quar-
antine in Virginia. Mr. Flood desires
TO have the lines amended In some way
or the regulations changed. The law.
according 10 the Senator. is working. a
great hardship upon the People an Buck
Nngham and Campbell. Gov. O'Fe;rall
is not here. but is expected to return To-
morrow Mr.. Flood will probably await
his coming.
While 1t cannot be stated positively
II is quite likely that Governor O'Ferrall
has no idea of opposing Senator Daniel
for the Senate. When he retlres from
the Executive office he will take up his
residence in Chesterfield county, just
beyond Manchester. He will probably
engage In professional or other business
in Richmond, and may after n few years
aspire to Congress: from this district
The Governor is now the head of the
Supreme Endowment Guild OF America
an order formed here few years ago.
Candidates for the offices for which
nominations are to be made in the pri-
mary elec;ion, were to-day assessed
They will have to pay as follows: Fol-
@ mmonwealth's Attorney, City C,ollec-
Tor and High Constable. $50; for Mayor
$40; for .:uditor and City Sergeant, S35
for Aldermen $40; for Councflmen. Sc
for Justices of the Peace, D. To-day the
City Hall was overrun with poluical
bummers. and ward heelers. Judge sV:t,
gave Police Sergeant TEmlinsona Orders
10 clear the building of Objectionable
character. which. was done. The Ser.
geaEt will guard the office holders
against those who would bleed" them
until after the election.
1t is said that Rev. w. w. Browne
the head OF the True Reformers pro
poses to buy Mr.. L. l.. Browns splen.
did Franklin street mansion for $50 900
Residents of that fashionable part of the
city are terribly stirred up over the
matter. for Rev. Brown is coloreC
man, and proposes to reside in the house
Injunction proceedings were com
menced to-day to restrain the Henricc
Supervisors from going ahead and erect
ing new Court House.
Architect Charles II. Read, Jr, has
completed the drawing of the plans 70,
the Union Theological Seminary, and
they will be passed upon at meeting OF
the General Committee which will be
helu III lew Gays. AS soon as they are
approved, bids for the erection of the
buildings will be advertised for, and as
soon as possible their erection will be
commenced. Mr.. Read has given q
great deal of time to the plans. He was
instructed to make the money to be eX.
pended on the buildings go as far a.
possible, and Judging from the drawing
displayed in his Office. he intends t.
make every cent show. The picture
shows very handsome group of build
ingS.