The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-26
HAVE EYES ON HAVANA
Richmond People Are GreaiIy interested as
10 What General Lee viii Do.

" HHQt 0bHtldl LGb Will u0,
INTERESTING POLITICAL COMPLICATIONS
Mnnid l.rObably Follow IEIB Return.
involving lIoth tho -Goycrnorship
ana tho enntorsllip-.It Is Nop
Ih""ght he VIII Ncsign-t,ov.
o'FcrrnIi's Health is SIM Poor.
,hchnond, Va, Feb. 25.-(SpeciaD-In
,he remote event that lNitz Lee should
~ ~, nllowed to resign tho Consulship ut
nt.nL 80. ~, ana come home he might shat.
ne Governership Lees friends here
,, 90 NOT think he ls going to resign. They
neilcFc. TOO, that the new ndministra.
Won VIII keep him where he Is for the
prescht, at least. But should he come !
nome there certainly would be a great !
demand for him to become q candidate. |;
Lee would not mind serving nnother /,
| term rs Chief Magistrate, and in that
oa,.ce ON no = would be right well equipped |
Tor his fight with Nr. Martin for the
Senatorship. Under these circumstances
me events transpirlng at Havana are
beinE watched here with n peculiar in.
tcrest. - - 80
TlIE GOVERNORS HEALTH.
Governor !O'Fermll continues in poor
neaith. He has been sick now for more
IMAM month. lie grew better and has
nr oee,l tn ,apis e. 20 arlve out. n the last day
ana Is now confined 10 Ills house. but
not to his bed. His condition Is not at
all critical and his doctor thinks he Will
1'7o 'a1'i''f0 1'"IlDs't.
The Governor to-day appointed Hon.
George a. Mushback. Of Alex an dria, and
succeed themselves on the 13oard ~ v,si.
tors to the Deaf. D,ni, md n,Ind Ir-
stttute at StnInton T1bair tar,,'s = -,
for three years. Cant ChorIas n ',ve1yS
ter was appoIntel on thn rnmm,ttas -
Investigate the case ~ the ;nniantics .,
this State. '-77~'3 = III, ,'Se - - -
anp,.r1> ~, ,A1,Yre,
,rbo f,in,,Sk, 20 81 - - -! 10; ~,
i,ttin disti,rt a n',su haose tgier are
~ raroTcntS aS N3SS ~ ~ tSIot :, VII
Al 4 ,nSS ~ - "a ~ Sfsteral itulus
sr5,asa t,,,e s ny rass iot oseIh nor.
ssctIon nf tSa ts,fn,a ~. "a .aie sal,ie
IiSonw ,a,.,9 o.u INV NJ fayEiS GGH -;
iar,a ~, ,n.,s NJ ~ ~! Luz
think Mr. yers nil, ~, pGoihe ~ ~.
| iii rann,,i . il,nt 80 -. anu .nGy tnith M
n,a ~ ,',a,i saiaa one'ei oneei Liz LIZ tslee eH
uor T .ra,,in, ISii i,
r.ndw' - o,,tEa,.;.o ~ M -, 1n,S, ot -, ny
reference to his candiIocv for Gnwernnr'3
II is believed that hofora Nv, ,ono -
will MAX anma stutar,apt fo,. ,,,,hI}o,
tion With .,nraronna "a his noi,ttcni as
nirntfons S'a1.' : ~ 80. - = : -
T1.T jIypuoN1, cAsE n,,r1nED
The r,lnrl, of thn initial statos r.,rc,,,t
Court here received Inv mai this afters
noon the decision or :Tudre Nothan COR
in the Injunction case 6roi1rht hv the
Southern Bell Telephone company to re-
strain the city of Richmond from inter
fering with It's rights, or carving out
the direction of the City Council that
the companys poles and wires be taken
down. Judge Gon overrulcs the de-
murrer to the effect that the Bell Tele-
phone lines are q part Of the telegraph
system Of the country holds that It ia
entitled to all Of the privileges granted
TO telegraph companies under the pos
tai laws. and goes as far as to say that
the Bell company can enter any street
OF the city recognized as post ROAD,
ana the city cannot restrain II.
Inc OPINION, While cllNe many au-
thoiltles. uocs IoL phss uhaily uPpn
mar many OF me pas!c auestlons 1hVolysu. %
= me case VIII pe ,akeh 70 the SupLenie s' ~
SouIt. Ins ,hJurciIolt Jcii pIayep uot is
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