The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-04
He was born at Keysville, and sradu-#
ated at the College of Physicians and Sur

He was born ut keysville, and Sradu-
ated at the College of Physicians and Sur
geons,s in Baltimore.
He has always practiced in Charlotte
and adjoining counties, where he Is ex-
ceedtngly popular; has been prominent
officer in the Virginia State Medical 50
ciety, and in the Tri-Sta tie Medical So
ciety of Virginia, North Carolina and
South Carolina, and has served five years
on the State Board Of Medical Exami-
ners. DR.. Priddy has been active in po.-'
itics for number of years, and has been
chairman of the Democratic County Com
mittee.
He was a member of the House in 1885,
'94, and in the present House has played
a prominent part in the shaping OF tesis-
lation, being a member of the Commit
tees on Asylums and Prisons; Counties,
Cities and Towns, Privileges and Elec-
lions, and the joint Library Committee
He was active in passing the law
regulating the sale Of fertilizers, and mas
taken much interest in legislation iook1ns
to the better conditions Of the health OF
the State and the conduct of the state
institutions.
He took a bold stand for the calling of
q constitutional convention, and served
as chairman Of several subcommittee
having in charge certain features OF the
bill It was largely through the Efforts
OF the gifted young member from Char-
lotte that the Parks pension Dill was
modified compromise having been Ell
fected between these two gentlemen on
the subject. DR.. Priddy is one OF .ls
handsomest members of the General AS
sembly, and is exceedingly popular with
his colleagues.
DR.. S. NJ. ROBINSON.
Dr.. S. NJ. Robinson, of Carroll, is one
! of the new members of the House, who
; ranks high in the medical profession.
He was born in Carroll county. was
graduated from the Medical College OIL
Virginia in 1886, and passed the State
| E.xaminine Board during the same year.
He enjoys a very lucrative practice IN
his home county, where he has lived all
his life. Dr. Robinson is a prominent
! member of the Medical Society OF Viz
gi.da and of the American Medical AS
Eociation.
While ne has always been an ardent
/ Democrat, he is by no means a poHtlc.sih'
and never held a public office until pre-
vailed upon by his friends TO come 10 lie
House of Delegates.
He has made a most faithful legisla-
| Tor. however and looks after the inter
! ests of his people with great diligence
| and foresight. DR.. Robinson has never
! married, but is deservedly popular with
the fair sex, as well as with all who
! know him.
COLONEL S. NJ. NEWHOUSE.
| The people of Culpeper have an aDie
representative in the House IN the per
son of Colonel S. NJ. Newhouse.
He is no novice in public life. having
held many Offices of trust. both State
| and national.
He was Collector Of the Income TAI
! for the Sixth District of Virginia until
the law was declared unconstitutional
and has been Deputy Collector and Spe-
cial Revenue Agent under the United
| States Government.
He has also been Commissioner OF
} the Revenue of his county. and was a
| Justice of the peace for ten years He
was a gallant soldier throughout the war
| in the Fourth Virginia Cavalry. He mar
| ried a Miss Rixey, a cousin OF Congress
! man John F. Rixey, Of Culpeper. coo
mel Newhouse and his son are large snip