The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-05
SICK HEADACHE


Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable.
Small Pill. Small Dosas
Stroll Price
is no man in Virginia who is better equip
ped, by reason OF his great ability as a
lawyer, for the intricate work WITCH
will come before the body. and say he
can win hands down if he will agree u
stand for the convention.
Ii is not known whether Judge Ehlegar
would care to be in the convention or
lrot but from the talk when is going on.
he will be a member of the body II he
will consent 70 come.
Hon. y. L. Warthen, the popular young
member of the House OF Delegates from
Clarke and Warren, Will, at the close of
the extra session of the Legislature,
make his home IN New York, having al
ready accepted very lucrative business
position in that city. Mr.. Warthen is q
fine business man and is one of the most
popular OF the House members. He is
serving his first term in that body and
is Commissioner of the Revenue for his
county. His friends in the Legislature,
as we'll as from his home section, will be
sorry to lose him from their midst.
1t is learned of good authority that
Congrcssman-elect Hal D. Flood, of the
Tenth District, has selected as his private
secretary Hon j. r. Horsley, member of
the House OF Delegates from AppomattoN
and Campbell. Mr.. Hors.ey is admirably
fitted for the duties of the position, and
IS a most courteous and affable gentle
man He has been confined to his room
for several days and unable, TO attend
to his official duties, but hopes to be out
shortly His many friends will be glad
to learn Of his selection to such a lucra-
tive position.
The friends of Judge w. r. Barksdale,
of the County Court of Halifax. are
making Industrious canvass in his
favor for Judge of the Fourth Judicial
circuit, to succeed Judge S. G. Whittle,
who has just been elected to the Supreme
Court.
The circuit is composed of the coun-
ties of Halifax, Campbell. Pittsylvania.
Patrick, Henry and Franklin and the
cities of Lynchburg and Danville.
Judge Barksdale's friends claim the fol-
lowing bar endorsements for their ia
vorite: Halifax and Campbell. solid:
Lynchburg practically solid, and Il ma
iority of the members of the bars of
Pittsylvania and the city of Danvile.
5"y - a. - ~ 80 50 ''1
,'iN o>'''''N 10 i'''' : 7"o So
Captain r. S. Parks the genial House
member from Page, who takes great
interest in young men, had a number OF
college students from his section of the
State TO dine with him DIT the Hotel
Lexington Sunday. There were hat
dozen young men in the party, and they
and Captain Parks enjoyed the occasion
very much.
was 4 prominent candidate for the Judge
ship CT the Supreme Court, made vacant
by the death of the late John W. RELY,
was at the Capitol yesterday. and was
warmly crested by his friends. He came
up to attend the Marshall-day celebrl-
ton
ttlG NirSiliit olate rsoStasion o, l.apoi'
os N-o,foII, savDacrod 70 ra.ch tho cit,,
tb;r ,.an1 ,1r l,,sa,, COMES ~ vol, IL
the Legislature in the interest of four
measures endorsed bv oreanized labor
throughout the State
| Mcscrs. Boaz BowIes ami Pollock, Of
the House committee to devise a system
| of greater safety in the handling OF
| pubic funds. together with Senator I.up-
ton, called az the office of Auditor MarNe
Yesterday ana mad an informant tax along
sne mes u ei.s "o 1919 ~" eoil'
WI. o,po Noii'iioi. W 80 ~ -.
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t ~ IL, -, ,iar+a,.l.,,lar ne,
nrasen-,tive5 in tho House and senate
md c,nfarred with therr ,lnnn matters
~ :nto~est ia h:9 neoole.
observation-disclosures Watkins. of the Sem
arms OF the constitutional Convention,
and. While the members CT that bcdy VIII
not be chosen before next May. he bel1eVes
he stands 9 good chance for the place, as
his political friends are giving him many
assurances of their assistance.
Judge Whittle. while in the city, is stop
ming at Murphy.s. He is very democratic
in his manner. and mikes freely with the
n,,hlic men in the lobby every night. He
~ 1o,l,e creat many friends during his
go, I,ere
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