The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25
The ''|i' State Military n Companies May Spend
Several Days Holiday ID Eneampnlent.
GOVERNOR INVESTIGATING LYncHlAB.5
Tho Ifiqera OF the AIcxan,i rim sfisiss
tarv Called ON to Exs,ln IN IdSS
They MhitnEed to Allow the Mob f0S
obtain SlcCoy-Rihcr In al steepko.
chnse 1sa,iIy Hurt. s53s h 5ii5Ssss

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Richmond. Va. Anrll 81. 1871

me State militia may have 81 weeis'a$
eicampment u. during the coming SUMNER
The matter has been quietly discussedY
among the soldier boys Tor some timeI
preached ont the subject are in favor g.
II. NO plans have as yet been laid !, hus3.
II 1t is decided to have The encanitmetitS5 4
1t will last a#week. The boys viii sleep s
IN tents and Will subsst on fare similar
10 t, that t. served to the regular army solsfs
dler. The army regulations will be III 8
forcc during the encampment b & SS$s5s ss
WayncsbOrO has been spoken y ST AZ 4
the place to have the cncampmer1t. &. i So
IS convenient Of access and an ideal
n.ns pace l9r an encumpment. Governor
O'Ferrall has been approached on the y
subject, and is said to favor It. Many
OF OF the officers are Of the same nlirld.f
Ihe last encampment was iii 1891 Then
the soldiers went to Wrlghtsvile, n s. O.: -
LYNCHnNG INVESTIGATED.ff .. $SE;
Governor O'Ferrall is invest!eatinR
the lynching In Alexandria 81 He hasS
written to the officials for Il report on the
subject and through the adjutant GEN
eral has called upon the captain of7 the;
military company at Alexandria for an
explanation or the failure to turn out
when called upon All. ssSIs1s
WApDILL4 PLEASED. b J55a z$ IS
Judge Waddill Is back from Washfn-
ston, where lie attended Il conferences
tIls slWpeK. r G ha s SVeryc5
iittie TO say about the meeting. !. except%
that It was very satisfactory Iii It's 9re..-53
suits. The Judge had no news to elves
out respecting Federal pat tronag 6. .9Es5SIt
- evident, however, that the Judge
thnks the appOintees will be @ men
VINO VINO were identified with his faction tn I
the late contest n s5 i|Is4ssl
me Republicans have taken no steps
looking to holding State convertioil.Ss
ana 1t Is not likely that anything @wllis
De done In that direction for some time.
WILL PROBABLY GET II. si5 33gSs
me gentlemen who have beenSinterest-@ Z
ing themselves In securing tile State
l'emocratic convention We're very much
encouraged. They say sentiment. so5 5farE
as they can see, Is favorable to sRich@-s
mond. and the chances OF this city. Il, 1
their opinion. Will be helped bySfttss
large number OF cities that will SIX for
the convention. sc lsiIESs;
The Young Mems Business association
formed here Is expected to accomplislI =
much for the city. sigsss$::
IN addition to the white and colored,9
troops, a large number Of people Wills
leaVe here Tomorrow night for New
Grant tomb 7'@3 ;IT$s iG1ss1.52 4
Colonel Thomas H. Carter, who wal I
elected proctor Of the University .of I
virginia. Is q native Of Kink William
county, and was once railroad comnitss
Sloner. He is fine specimen Of the
Virginia gentleman.S Colonel Carter iSa
Of Richmond. 80 7s.4S ~ sss.s
HURT IN Al sTEEPIlEC AS q 5a,si;s sSi 81
MT. Martin l.. Crimmins. OF New York;
Whilc riding horse belonging to A.ss9:s
Iayne, or Charlottesville, In a 'steepla@S
chhse se or the Deep Run Hunt club, near!
ms city, was thrown and suffered con-
cusSioh ca,'i or the brain. He IS In g crlics1S