The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-26
Everett Waddey Co.
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George D. Wise and Mr.. Wyndham Il.
Meredith, and the outlook for d pretty
race is very promising,
In the Fourth District Major Lassiter
will undoubtedly have opposition judge
Asa D. Watkins, of Prince Edward, IS
looked upon a. probable candidate, ana
the friends of Hon. r. G. Southall, or
Amelia, arc urging him to run.
Ex-senator Walter y. Watson. Of Not
toway, is likewise talked of, while there
is a strong probability that Hon. Robt-
Turnbull will be induced to run. In the
Sixth District Judge George u. Cassell
OF Radford and Senator w. p. Barksdale,
OF Halifax, are both said to have an
eye to the windward,' though there have
been no positive announcements.
It may he that Judge James w. Mar
shall will run in the Ninth District, and
it looks as if there will be other fights
in the State.
Hon. Robert Turnbuli of Brunswick.
is being widely talked of'for Juusa Of HE
new judicial circuit embracing his COIL
ty and others i'll the soutllside, should the
new Constitution finally be adopted. II
Mr.. Turnbuli shall turn a. deaf car to
those who desire him to enter the con-
gressional race this fall. it will be largely
on account of his preference for judicial
life, and it is believed that he has strong
leanings that way Mr.. Turnbull is
looked upon as an exceptionally strong
lawyer and judging from the way the
people III his section talk he can come
very near being one of the new circuit
judges if he wants the place. Another
! member of the convention who Will likely
wear the ernline as one OF the new cir
cult Judges is the Hon. George *. Ander-
son. Of Allegheny. Judge Anderson is
regarded as one of the ablest young law
I, &c. has heGn jIIGgp
of the county courts of Allegheny and
Bath for some years. He IS 81 native
of Louisa county and is widely known
throughout The State.
The Times came very near ealing
the turn Oh Governor Montasuchs staff
before if was made public. For Instance,
it made the exclusive forecast that Gel
oneI George G. Cabell, Jr, would be chief,
and then risked its judgment further On
the following aides: Nlassrs. 3al ton
II. C;rundy. z. Z. Holland, John S. Har-
wood, l.. w Lane, Jr., Henry NJ. Lewis
anG Sidney Sheltman. It is believed that
His E,xcelIency has made ltll:e popular
selections. They are distinguished over
the State in the following order: First
District. /; Second District, 9: Third Dis
trict, 5; Fourth District. l. Filth District
t: Sixth District, ,; Seventh District, ,.
Eighth District, ,; Ninth District, J.; Tenth
District, Total, IS.
Colonel George c. CabelI, Jr., of Dan.
| Vile. the new chief of staff is 4 well.
known awyer and member, of ,tha House
| of Delegates. Colonel Lee is lawyer
| and legislator, and a grandson of Cen
| elan f E, Lee Colonies Grunly, T&r-
| wood. Chipley and Valentine are all well
! Known and popular business men of this
| eity; and Colonel Williams, the otner
| Richmond member, is a lawyer. Colonel
| Holland is commemorative Attorney oil
| IaDsemont. and an able lawyer. Col
onel Watson is a civil engineer. and is
| a son of DR.. J. C. Watson, of this city.
| Colonel Harper is a well-known physician
| md president of the Virginia. Democratic
| Association in Washington. Colonies
| lane. of williamsburg, and Easley. OF
| South Boston, arc prosperous younS basil
ness men anG, are very popular in tn,
respective sections. Co;on"ls C;ocde and
Shetman are lawyers; Colonel Lewis c
bank cashier; Colonel Saunders and Col
onel Nyat arc lawyers, and ':oinnsl Baker
is a prominent merchant o. WincAester.