The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-14
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,' brothers 10 Law Settle TheIf5 QlIaIl
La Marquis Of QueeushslI

"'ui Huio VI QuttilSn WI
GuB|fRAAToRIAL CONTEST l0sTlNTEREss
mtiei'ni"n'i m iKnna 10 New rnsi,ist rys iIis
shape "fa Cyclic VI at,uflic q ~
Hr"poaed Ac,b Play il q nv ISS ftssssss ft5sss
cii Turned Over TO RicIl:,sSIasss
th"rifics-trook,s Er.,i iticpsY Ee esss5SSaz
lilcnWphd, Va, Feb Especial ESsS EaSa
VT. Snafses l3. Dodson,. formerly pr rnprtssssSH
ctor go, OF the Hotel Dodson, and his bTn4M]
- iI-laW, Mr. Gbboney, la
~ ~ = crest iiiii Park late vest erdayl af tasESS
noon. The gentlemen had qua arFhlIad RI
unu unu uccldel TO settle their tfoubl lssaEHsRs
leaoi ing TO the muscle. 40. q rummsfs
l,;t WaS the second for Mr.. Dodson; and 3AfE
alp,poney' younger brot her was hiss es.l3@Sss 3Ss
ono Nr Dodson got decided TX iles besfsss
o. ., tne llght, and blacliened Mrrss SSlSyss
poneS lace considerably The geRttg.s;s
men are brothers-in-law.
The State to-day prints letters fro;ssss
ZION. r. l.. Parrish, Of Covingto or: 4 If 6tIs
~. +. staples, of I2Oanoke, and aIIoIi.RsS rs ssEs
l.. 6leaves. of Wytheville, on the subj cfsss
or calling 4 constitutional conYent ntiuSfS
hiessrs, Pafrish and Glcaves oppose then
-,
Inousm ne does SO rather cautious lsss
iarrlsh and Mr.. Staples are Dem ocr to-
ana la Mr.. Gleaves is Republican:
From all accounts The report la ts III snsss
convention Is held an effort Will nef ma lfs#
20 insert provision for he " Com mon
Wealih 10 sell her oyster holding ,s 81 ssHss
Stltcn UP the oyster people considera I'll A Ass
Just now strong the sentiment Is III fass5sss fas5s
Nor5 OF such q provision cannot be ia .ssY
but certainly there are some Conventions
advocates favorable to the scheme o. ssS
There appears to be declining inter@sS
est IN ihe Guberna torlal ,contest.sSI t5Wasssss
opened 100 early, perhaps, and now Il Gssssss
constitutional convention IL the moi Ells&;
tractive subject. Mr.. Ellyson and lSf a3oSsgS
Tyler appear 10 be the only fuli-fled gau "a
candidates In the field, but 4 here area3
plenty or dark horses in the wDuds s,sa iiiiSss
occasionally pne comes out fro M fiSss Sss
tnicket and views the field
edge or tine forest. 7 t would b
prisinG IL there should be hal Fl d ddzeS Siss
asp!ants for the Democratic c5inomi iiiassssS
ton. iS33j! - 43Sss n Ss.ss Slsssss
Richmona has new indust try. 81 t tlis aasSs sss
4 factory for the manufacture OF the SSssl
Circle Cycle which WAS invented byI!PosS
liceman Brannan. The factory, Is nea rlYSgssI Ss
completed Major Ginter and other 1ca is
ltalists have stock in the concerns Af f.sssss
l3rannan has retired from the pSiicEIss
iorce 70 give the factory his person aI
attention. fffsss $3ff sssSs
MIR. Hastings of the firm OF Carer reYS q, ,ss
Hastings. architects Of the Hotel j effeEs
son, Is here, and 1t Is reported 9 tha heass
came TO confer with Major 3ln ter al bout
plans for the proposed new theater. .sButss
on this point nothing positive cana be8
learned. sslsS lsssS
The Court Of Appeals to-day decids sisssss
that Carlos Twitchell, h, he " hi te$aS III q t1SS
who shot Paul Davis, the ravishepS ofshI
daughter down III Ilenrco court tSSyara&E
belonged To- the Richmond author fiasSss
and turned him over to Sergeant EptpIs.s
flenr!co court house is within the cornaSSs
rate limits Of Richmond, Davis isSin$t fa ia
Ilenrlco Jail, and his condition Is I'm ore IS
hopeful. Ii will be relnem bered Sf Ia 9tS5sss tSsss
Twitchell shot Davis While the & i atte2s8ss
was being taken from L he jafl t,tO#t thGas
court house, to be tried forii the criinaIs
toward Miss Twitchell. y sssas
General Manager Joseph HI. CoDelaTifis@|
of the Commercial Building and .LDan$s
Association, Of Baltimore, wa s SyiskSsss
Of at Police Headquarters this morn sSis
Mr. COPELAND came TO see Major ISMSsss
ard about crook who had q ihGTesS
during the last few weeks Erepressu t5nsgsss;
himself as an agent of the associa tfaTs
\ well known young man&inkt hi fSsss
was visited by. the man. wh o. gave 9ifEss
name as James LaUgham, q nd HW hose
tongue was as smooth as aA& pieCS&pHNl
glass He acted strangely,lF and sE ERf ffgS gSSS
talking up his stock, dropped fsSsSvs Ri
words in reference to- sansadyance4isa
ment. The young man paid 50. .50S Stn al VI
vance and the slick one left.
The gentleman wrote sat@onca8t0M hes
headquarters of the associa tion,g and VIA
Copeland hurried here.atf Hes says Stii sSs
man, whoever he is, has in some
become familiar with the work n ofsS HIS
agent, and has the commission ofSS Ssssas5s ssasssg
valued agent now working in tileSNssfgSl
The police have the racprd of aLaHE aanSSss
who is also knownias John Nelson III nd f8
Militant r. Nelson. He 2SisEa b6ilffa 3s{ff5
high, wears checked clothes and HsAfEaS
hat. He Is a good talker and IAN SeasYs
worker. ss5 ssH
Mrs. IIay:ha A. ISnead, v mot ID 2AsassSs
dernlan Evan Snead, died this n1pf?s frJH
at the residence Of her son. on avNs Esss
Main street She was eightystsyn ESaaYsHS
Of age, and cousin of Mr.. Cha rlssE IISs
lips who died q few 7aysssa Euss& eStHa
eigaty-thrce. Mrs! Snead wa s Sthass aTas
survivortof q family most8ofs hes Tis sssSsga
Ners OF which lived to shess e,ghty
some OF them ninety yea rsSof ag I'D a&I
Snead was q lady Of lovely III Ssyssa
She was possessed Of extra1rd Iii 81 sslssa ;as
tclligence, and her me mory sqs sSs
,ema.kible.S Even to- her$ las daasg 81
could relate most In terss tis1gF