The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-03
WAS las. INVITED 8T0RESIGR
Mr. Holiday At It First Refuses haf Allsl
ward Thinks Better et 1.
MUCH KICKING IN nANcHEsssh
ae'npcrnnco % Campaign - 1ssraei
A"ounts Pnid tn DiviasaGs a as
iroubio for soinebouys ON Aeoo rtn d
Of !" MISUNDERSTANDING to a Ess|
HAIRED ''I'' Ont OF baptist Pufpisa. ss

1''>' ou- l15 OF OF baptist PufDifa.
Especial Dispatch II, Ih,y Uire, Y,,a q, ii fs
. Richmond! Va. July 3. 1897 sss.i2 Sss3;fs
Complete returns from tha primary i
Slecefoali; aleld IN Henrico county giVaS
EsAs'son twelve delegates. Tyler ten ailfS
one ollea doubtful In threo OF the prarfa,rsfss
uile nllnority representation preuafled. .6
as &c did III Iilchlnolld. Mr.. Ellygson caI.
11ed eltl or these three precjhcts. Gut
Yer got four delegates out OF thauf.S
Inc Inc 'iyler people say AIr. Dilysonts alits
portels had this plan adoptad 81 ,tsfatuls fai,.s
county. aS1ey state that tho Els,yysao,sn,s sysson !
men dAtl nht expect at the Sl1ne She u1aIs
Wals adopted to carry the precincts tn
QueSuon, antt that MIR. Samuel :, vraalC3 Ez
GILL. warm supporter Of the I2ic,,nnt%rg 5r,sr
iirail. make the motlo1I to allow ,rInr,r}S
" representation Whether al, 13r,t fT,ie,i.
1a ls true Mr. Hlyson lost four deIerafnss
thereby. # J35 1'', -. - >sse7s1-AArsS
= MI. Holiday, the member OF tina ClttHS tysS5
Denlocraitio COMMITTEES In AIa1,ch afass 49,
who was last night invited IL, ,.as,3e5gSss
II Iro1l1 ON tllaa 1!a loqly and refused to do So
satl1loullce5 allS purposes soon 10 send dISSss
ms rehgnatOn. He was O. fleIepnta ~
Lne stallnton convention last year aslG5
Was Was Gile or those who refused 10 ss1rr5ss
pofc b13TaL He organized a MfsKinissrs
CLUB and voted for the ohioan q T,a@4|
1ltsHl ,sl tnese fActs We're brought l,D aallH,
4fI- ttolndhy was asked To resign E5s
would not do so. and though there sssr3a
soi1io :.aol TALK of expe1ling him, no aotfon m
ntCs .,ns rarsoten was sls talsen Mr. Hol1i
to retire from the committee, sst55S4E
some OF the Tyler peopTs In MaunIfasa
Ier arc denollncins their city cnmrY1ihs
tee Tor refusing to order q. prI1na1y sHcs
tile election OF delegates Tho necessa,.ri
Iilioutp1 ,l y UT OF money to pay the expenseaS
mad been raised by citizens. birt t1,fss
COMMITTEES ordered ward meatinqa fn.,;
neNt bTiday night. MIR. Ellysonta G1Ip-S
norte1S were In the matoTtty an1d \; geH;
oy ", MT. a J. Bradley, fixed sfla pann
!ne proposition to a1aYe the no1n4inasgs
ot uhe itoanolse co1lv ent1on coms here
ilhlllcdisLtely upon the adjoIfrnruank i0f}
mat body and make speeches at Is 1dG
,atnlcation meeting IN one of the parlssI
is meeting With much favor. IT ss NknIS
She PoWhafail Club will engiu ear alssa
saheme- An audience OF 10000 propas
Chlmborazo or forest HIu. is2!T4 81 ssh
Chti1man w. T. Burlddck, OF tfrs F4.n..
nlDluicn state Committee, Left t11ds aftat.
noon Tor his tlome, in Ona1lcock. he tHSlfs
oa1se - month'S rest after sir yyeaksSS
constant speaking. He made his Hfky.
S.e1a seveiaeh Is speech last might at the Grace
Htcet Baptist Tabernacle. Tredue,ptaN
GurElg his tour Mr.. Bum dlok SPOKE ttlrass
unlss q day. He VIII start ON arntlnsr1
tour August 1st- This WIN eDrbrp Hssj
ths gFeah valley. Mr. Bu1tdtala tn-daR:
saltl THAT he 0lad not bee1 on a tdtr with
q view OF enlssn.ag votes to the Easah4taas y
lion cause, but IN the interests a. txxrGs
ana humanity. Speaking OF the uUdTsas
OIL the Prohibttfondsts during the xa1TS
Sa1fpaagn. ne said that he was conlGanHg
nH.at afs a convention would be lIe1d cibaalESs
august Goth at Iynohburg. at Whteh Sc
the field. I'VE have many good men
VINO WEN take places ON the HcsssssNS
said Mr. Bu1idicl1. ION my tour IS sssaxsi
frequently asked what we were going tt
90. found many people anxious f6s a.
ticket Some Of the leading busineaa end
ed me that they would go on tho etlnapsS
can say THAT the ProhEbdt tion vote this
FALL Will be larger than ever before
Many members from the old parties AM
no,lnce that they will he with us dnsfhas
future" ,sf S5EsSssSs
There has been q vast ar,1o11ns ssa
money paid out in this city In inter
est and dividends yesterday and tpSfay ys
The total amount will be about ai mile
lion dollars The State has raid CTltS
o,ooo tho city 100000 ani banlca asoEs
otller corporations several l1lndred
Thousand dollars.
Cupid has been playing havoc liz falYiass.
lies here during the past few Weeinas
There have been nu1nsTou Ehopa1naIltHss
besides more than the ordinary nli1ItSS
ber Of weddings which have not rnS&
with opposition. Last night Mr.. NfoTttsss
mer True s,1ld Miss Alice Oliffa.i 3ysjfssS
known young people and k1tuwl fA III
under age secured a. mar ssdage EoaakAA3
by the claim that they were of GHa aan8
unbelcnown to Miss Ollff's parents; hhS
SIreTonsly objected tn the nRrr easN
the Rev IT. J. Taylor, SUPP 4ataafS
everything was regular, married thantSs;
To-day the brides parents are. tAieing
steps to ascertain who gWsora thHt ttfisttEs
daughter was 81. They haVe placed tSeS
blame ON Miss Ollie True, o. Sister inriApes;
will have her arrested for perjury, s5szsksgII
Young TaNay, whose marriage 10 AftSHa
Lizzie Blaycook was prevented By GAS
TallAy, announces THAT ha VIII nInsS
with the girl ON Sunday night,
T1lere Is u rulnor current that this bar
tlst pastors here will object ID EaVsa
John ". Daugherty pa>aanh ing $rom ttsaE
pulpit CT Honaer ,RnIat sti GhaEe al, NJ ms
Henrico. Mr. Dougherty ai 9e5Y yaHtsas
ago had to Withdraw from the HasSsEs
fist church on account Of his psouE EaY 49,
ligious views. Then ta was hs oTgea1 EaS
the new denod1lt1lat lon and atssa Ss s1saa
Apostalic church.
After all ths best advartt s.ss y
Newest Discover ~ In painisags Axss
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