The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
People Seen 5,
in Public Places

Mr.. D. Lowenberg, of Norfolk, vice
president and general manager OF the
Jefferson Realty Corporation. which owns.
the finishing touches put on that SPLEEN
did remodeled hosiery. tf
Il think we shall be ready to open the
entire house to the public about the first
and diningtroom Completed now. it
would have been ready long ago.. but for
the delay Z, In getting the marble trim
out West to trace the shipment. He
got hold Of the cars and followed them
personally into Richmond. All the ma
terial is here now, and we are rushing
the work with all possible speed.
.You may say" he continued, THAT
many people from all over the country
have complimented us upon our obby,
and they tell us that when It is com;
: " III hotel is already doing thriving
business, and has bout al the guests
1t can take care of al the time
Norfolk Is enjoying the greatest sea-
son Of business prosperity in her his
tory he ere replied heda,v = block in the
business e section af that you Won't sec
skyscraper going up, and everybody
seems to be getting along well. !,
1.-The travel to and from Norlolk IS
the enormous shipping which Is going
: Mr. r. Lowenberg will be IN the city a
few days. Is.
Miss Madge York,#Fof Roanoke, is
stopping at the Richmond.
The hotels Of Richmond are doing a
big business this week, and each night
|nenrly all Of them are CROWDED. =,
page Of names last night and crowds
were moving about TN the eH 19pb,es ouf'ns
No other reason can be assigned
for this heavy travel than the gooo
| business conditions which seem 70 pe
P Pr everS section &C.. Of Virginia; There
pie from Virginia and North Carolint
! into Richmond, and many OF mem arr :,
1 country merchants, VINO are 4a9tt'5 -
An ANOTHER thing which accounts to-
the presence Of many strangers s RS ~ -, ~
city is the scarcity act 81 horg yarn nnl
mnrkct is "way up.' Good ..lalr'n ,
horses and mules are hign a N, !,
great demand, and ao manfG in in this cit!
md Norfolk watching the marRos an, az,
4 nicking up few now and tlie.ti ~ ,,r
they can be secured a AZ suSA'A - ~ :
prices,
~ q r. Johnson, of Norfolk. J
REGISTERED at the Jefferson
4 Hon. Thomas n. Willia dItx 81 ya gtarMs
Safendins a Mecklenburg county, ~. W.
Nan who was charged with T.61lh!,m
the Tie" United states postal laws J s IElt W.
j cleared, ,,or state Senator and chair
mh OF ff the Democratic no Executive Con
4 mittee Of Mecelenburg, sa'a ,, tne p pva
II Teal situation was very quisl ccoV G
i his way. He thought Captain - =. Is
a Read would be returned 70 we fAAouus
Without opposition.
Mr.. d. G.. Skeralson, q prominent g
torney OF Grand Folks, n. D, IS ylslt
ing his brother-in-law M Mri,, h.nWre ~
s sssason is n mora a' than deiehted VII
the salubrlous climlte no ran INTO Wns s
i no struck this State and ls convlnc'
D that issl,, !, y. . - =, !, 1; I,
"rhe roses n Y',y ere. h,oom 50 wh''o
\ At least he says they do,not bloo
in his far,away Northwestern non f'
near so enry. st
istered at Mnrphy's are: g, ~ Iarr
G Suffolk; IT. y. Jeffress, Coy'ngtoni
N X, Werner. stanton, s, ~. Goodwi
& A. i. Dudley, Newport News W. q =.
III barg; H. r. Tyler, stanton. I y y
u yirglnans at the Richmond are
. G. Whitehead and W, y; DaneeS,4 No
en- fa,k r,e J. = Jp 1se Nar,d1k wife Ca
3. p Mseinhys Of ,Basie scity, are smo,