The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-28
NOT KILLED BY KAHN
The Doctors Say That Mrs Kahn cid Not Die
From the EffsC! of a Blow.
A LADY AFFLICTED WITH gLEPTOHhR C.
n Costly Blaze at West Point-Firhu.
ing the Court II omse scheme Win.
terQunricrs For Cyciers tn. First
Game of The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
i.caGuc For Good Governments.


Richmond. Va. March 2T.-(Spcclal)
Most of the leading friends of Mckinley
IN virginia are in favor of instructive.
me delegation that will SO to the ST.
Louis Convention. They are confident
that they will be In Il large majority
AT the stanton meeting State Chair
man Lamb and his followers here mr..
opposed to giving any instructions and
.ney are preparing to fight the PROPOSE
'ion The l-aIhbites say they have no
ehoice Tor the nomination and DENY
tnat they oppose instructions In the hone
OF weakening Mckinley. II is not IN
likely that an effort will be made also 10
make the Virginia delegation vote as a
unit.
Little is heard among the Democrats
Win reference to their National CON
rehtion. The leaders are all NJ sea. not
Knowing who are I'm tie race. \ few
are found who advocate the nomination
OF President Cleveland for third term:
some want Whitney: others think well
OF stevenson while. occasionally, IL man
expresses preference for Carlisle
Richmond will probably hold couvcn-
ton 10 elect delegates To the Staunton
convention, but no action will be taken
until after the primary. which will come
OIL sometime between April 30th and
May 10th.
The Democratic League for Good Gov
eminent held another meeting Tonight
ana ii Is understood that about one
thousand new members were elected
Among those who Joined were two or
three gentlemen who have been actively
lighting the organization. Next week
some public meetings will bc held and
business men will discuss the issues
with the voters. The League now has
something like three thousand members
The first game Of ball OF the sea-
son will be played here Tomorrow :,f-
tcrnoon. between the League team ana
the Richmond College nine. For the lat
ter cllyson and Hunnycutt formerly
OF the Petersburg team will be The bat
terry. llunnycutt who Is studying law
al the college. is the captain and train
er Of the team. Wells will give all of his
pitchers "a trial -Four or five hundred
cranks have been at the park every
evening this week to see the boys prac-
tice.
The funeral OF Mrs. james Kahn took
place at IL o'clock to-day from the
Church of the Sacred Heart and was
attended by large crowd Of people
kaln was permitted to see the body he
fore II was placed i'm the coffin. He
was taken from Jail by Deputy Scr
Eeant Ralston and escorted Ia the resi-
dence. The mans grief was terrible
when he looked upon the remains. Ii is
believed that Mrs Kahn did not die from
the effects OF the blow her husband gave
her The doctors who performed the au-
topsy are quite sure of this and Kahn
will probably SO free.
Richmond will in all probability be
selected as the place for the winter
training Of bicycle riders Editor Hines.
of the American Whcclman is here.
looking over the ground. and has rece!v-
81 much encouragement from the local
cyclists. The question will probably he
decided Tomorrow. Mir. Hines says the
contest has nar. we'd down To Rich
mond and Jacksonville. Fla There are
a great number of professional riders
who will spend the winter here II Rich
mond is chosen.
1t is likely tina: the Hcnrico taX-pavers
who are lighting the new courthouse,
scheme will to-mori " apply for an in
junction Ia restrain the Supervisors
from going ahead vita the work. The
supervisors on Tuesday decided 10 spend
so. 900 on the cou. :huuSe. Nest of th.
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