The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-27
Will NOT WITHDRAW
e''yson Has No Idea Of Settling Out Of
the GubarnatoriaI Race.
THAT IS WHAT his FRIENDS SAY
a Dozen Counties Wtll Elect DeIc.
gates AIondny--Sam smalps Daugls.
tor Sued tor Divoroo-Dr. Gibson
May Succeed tho Late bishop New.
ton-Candfdntesf for Congress.

some M1eh M Nd r Xa June 2s;1tspeoiaLl-
ca q report to tho effect that no win with
i I,i,, m nomination Ina and throw his vote to
to defeat ee or r, some dark horse. In order
dalton whatever Tor such a story. MT NJ.
drawins. but: on tic contrary VA thinks s' Els
chances or success arc good. Another re-
port Is that tho Ellyson people viii oon-
test tho right Of tho Tyler Delegates from,
ground that the plan used here wis con-
9Tary TO Democratic precedent and usage
There Is no more basis for such q rAmor
than the one first referred to.
win elect delegates. Some Of them e VIII Se
FluVanna. washington and Scott Nearly
one-haf of tho delegates who will sit in
the convention will have been elected by
A Fredericksburg paper prints an itom
to tho effect that Mr.. Stilson Hurchins.
farm in Fairfax county and claims citi-
zenship there. will he u candidate for the
RbsmGG rht6 nGmnation for Congress n
| chins' most intimate friends hero hive
| never heard him intimate that he had any
think no has the reInotest Idea OF RUNNING.
| for Congress-
It is pretty well understood hero. that
ex-ongresSman George D. Wise will run
for Congress In this district again next
wear. lie started out as q candidate l,
| party on the currency question, he re-
tired before many Delegates were elect
| cd: He supported Bryan and Lamb, but
| vaaa- -
| Rosemary Public Library, organized in
this this city five years ago, was Today moved
ner Of Fourth and Franklin streets. Which
will be formally opened July 1st. It is
Gers. of whom the following are tho Off
| GERS: President: Mrs. George A. Bagley;
yssoresdsn ME- r Bryce 9ssend
third vice-president, Mrs. Il. A. Saunders:
treasurer, Mrs. Y. Newton; secretary.
Major Howard has received letter
from Mrs. Heavens. Of Brooklyn. asking
the police department to look out for her
| he lived here one time and also worked
at Newport News. He is painter and
bears tho name, Of Henry Theodore Heav
An error in an order sent by Chesa-
peake and Ohio dispatcher. caused a head
trains at Dillon Station near Buchanan.
last night. The cerews escaped unframed
aHd tne mag Was , slight
| Ehancery Court here this afternoon for
divorce from his wife. Loretta S. Ford.
When Ford married her she was a Mrs.
husband at Knoxville. Tenn. Ford met
Ford. PROPRIETOR OF Ford's Hotel, in this
CITY: and was formerly largely Interested
| In Kentucky stock farms. Young Ford
| and Mrs. Jackson married uncXpecte dly
/ after five days ncquaintanceship They
came here to reside and lived apparently
hnnpv for some time. Then separation
| came. Her husband charges her with in
fidelity. Mrs. Ford is In Washington with
| her father. The Rev. Sam Small has told
| Ford If he tried to prove that his daughter
was unfaithful to her marriage vows he
would kill him. Ford's father Is divorced
| from his wife. and he has divorced sis
tor.
1t is stated here tonight that the Rev
Robert a. Gibson. Of Cincinnati, n son Of
the late Rev. pr. Churchill J. Gibson. Of
Petersburg. will almost certainly be made
| bishoD to succeed Bishop Newton at the
| meeting Of the diocese here next Wednes-
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