Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-13

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favor OF the MeCauil ticket. IL j. not
the regular Republican ticket. and do
not approve OF the way In which the
nominations we're made. ! am. how
ever, a Republican, and Will support the
McCaull ticket. We were not-1 mean
the Republicans Of the Ninth District
represented at the Lynchburg CON
ventIon, but ] am satisfied that nearly
al the Republicans IN my district VIII
vote for tho McCaull ticket. We will
defeat every Democratic candidate for
tho Legislature In the Southwest. Our
policy is not so much 10 elect the State
ticket. but 10 carry a sufficient number
OF tho members OF the Legislature 10
frame a new election law, In which we
Will have the support OF great many or
the Democratic members of the state
Legislature.
IL am in entire sympathy with tho Ex-
ecutlve Committee, Of which ] am
member. / do not approve OF the ac-
tion OF the Lynchburg convention. but az
a Republican ticket has been put in the
field, will support It with all my might
and main"
WADDILL SEES MKINLEY.
Judge waddill visited the White House
to-day. and had a 20 minutes interview
with the President. Although 1t was
Cabinet day, when il Is very hard TO see
the President. Judge Waddill was prompt
ly accorded an audience with MIR. McKin-
ley. II seemed 10 be by appointment,
and when Judge Waddill came out of The
White House his face was wreathed iE
smiles. and ne seemed perfectly satisfied
with the result OF his interview with the
President. II Is understood that the
situation I'm Virginia growing out OF the
nomination Of a State ticket by the Lamp
faction at Lynchburg was fully discussed.
From what ! can hear. the President was
fully i'm accord with the regular Repubh-
can organization. and said there was lit
tie likelihood of any recognition OF the
committee elected by the Lamb Lynch
burg convention.
Judge Waddnl also talked with the
President about some important state
appointments which will shortly be an
nounced
PERSONAL.
John j. Kimberley. of Fort Monroe
Va. is at the Hotel Johnson.
Judge Waddill, Of Richmond. Is In at
tendance on the meeting of the Repupll-
can State Executive Committee, and Is
stopping at the Ebbitt
John "A. Ryan, i. NJ. RYAN, w. ~
Brown. Richmond; Mrs. G.. C. Chalmot,
Holcomb Rock-The Metropolitan.
Messrs. Clay and a. II. Drewry ana
Miss Annie Drewry, Mr.. Thomas Poin-
dexter. and Mr.. Il. G. Mayo, of Rich
mond, who stopped over at the Metropoh-
tan, left this morning for Niagara rams
and other points North.
Messrs. j. w. Womack. of Richmond
and w. Y. Penn, of Danville, Va, are at
the Metropolitan.
r. j. Brevard, of North Carolina, is at
the same hotel
r.. S. Spaldng, Norfolk, Va.-The Riggs
House.
II. Il. Hancock, Virginia. G. L. Street,
Richmond; j. c. Hays, North Carolina
The Raleigh.
d. e. Trower, Norfolk, Va.-The Eme-
rich.
e. w. Davis, Norfolk. va.-Fritz Reu-
ter's.
j. C. L. Harris. c. F. Meserve, Ra-
leigh. n. c.: w. c. White, Virginia-The
St. James.
Colonel Robert Maury, of Richmond. Is
in the city to-day.
POSTAL.
Among the fourth-class postmasters
commissioned October eth are the follow
ing: Willis Tillett Mann's Harbor, n.
c.; Ida A. Gray. Angle. n. c.; Nelson 5.
Crisp. Stecoah N c.. Hugh w. Hudgins,
Diggs. Va: John T. Whtehurst, Maple
ton. Va-not money-order offices.
Railway post-ofIice service has oeen es-
tablished on trains IS and II Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway between chiffon
Forge Va, and Huntington. w Va,
making service between Clifton Forge,
va. and Hinton, w. Va, additional TO
- nd r T.
Office. and between Hinton and Hunting
ton. w. Va. additional TO Hinton and
Cincinnati railway post-ofiice. Distance
DOS 26 miles. The line to be assigned TO
the Third Division Railway Mail Service
and to be known as the Clifton Forge and
Huntington Railway Post-Offce
Changes in star schedules have been
made for Virginia as follows:
Oakgrove to Colonial Beach-l.eave OAK
grove daily except Sunday after arrival
of mail from Montross, but not later than
2:SO =. NJ, arrive Colonial Beach IN IL
hours. leave Colonial Beach after arrival
Of mail from King George, but not later
than 615 Z. NJ, arrive Oakgrove in TWO
hours.
Colonial Beach to King George-Leave
Colonial Beach daily except Sunday
A. NJ, arrive King George by l2;2O r. NJ;
leave King George daily except sunday
after arrival Of mail from Fredericksburg
but not later than 1:40 p. NJ, arrive Colo
NAL Beach in 1-3 hours
Boggs to Pungoteague-Leave Boggs
Boggs daily except Sunday 1;SO T. NJ,
arrive Pungoteague by 2:3O p. NJ; leave
Punsoteague daily except SUNDAY after
arrival of southern mail from Keller,
arrive Boggs in one hour.
New Kent TO Tunstall-Leave New
Kent daily except Sunday $50 A. NJ, ar
rive Tunstall by s A. NJ; leave Tunstall
daily except Sunday 10 A. NJ, arrive New
Kent by l p NJ.
Dorcas to Churchville-Leave Dorcas
daily except Sunday II a. NJ, arrive
Churchville by :25 =. NJ; leave Church
vile daily except Sunday after arrival
of mail from Stanton, arrive Dorcas
in hours and 25 minutes.
Loco TO Stonycreek-Leave Loco daily
except Sunday / 80 p. NJ, arrive Stony
creek by 3:2O p. NJ; leave Stonycreek daily
except Sunday Z. NJ, arrive Loco by 5:5O
p. NJ.
Showalter to Mirafork-Leave Showai-
ter Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday
A NJ. arrive Mirafork by - NJ; leave
Nirafork Tuesday. Thursday, and Satur-
dav p. NJ. arrive Showalter by p. NJ.
simpsons to Little River-Leaye SIMPSON,
daily except Sunday II A. NJ, arrive Flint
Inv 70 NJ: leave Flint daily except Sun
day 9:4O A. NJ, arrive Simpsons by 1910
A NJ: leave Flint daily except Sunday
2 A. M. arrive Little River by A. NJ;
leave Little River daily except Sunday
$50 A. NJ, arrive Flint by $50 A. M
Cowans Mills to Vicar Switch-Leave
Cowans Mills daily except sunday i;So a.