The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-19
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Vice Prlsident and General Manager
p. Lowenburg. OF the Jefferson Realty
Corporation. came Up, from his home in
Norfolk yesterday, and Is at the jefferson
work Of putting the finishing touches on
the rchablitated hosiery which he is
confident will be open to the public in
all It's departments by May LIST.
town Exposition is one week OF. all the
hotels are crowded. and are expecting
to be overcrowded from now on. Every
incoming train empItIss large hatehes Of
are kept busys:night and day assigning
them rooms and keeping up with arrivals
and departures. The reservations for
next week At al the city hotels indicate
greatest imaginable rush Is anticipated. /.
1t Is apparent thus early that a great
number OF pursons will attend the expo
ston In tsh day ana rstp hs 70 neh
for the hotels n and around Norfolk to
take care OF all the visitors. uness all
present signs fail. Not only is this true.
but 1t is expected that all the available
rooms in boarding and apartment houses
Will be utilized. and several OF the hotels
are already looking around for quarters
for those they will be unable to accom-
The Confederate Reunion, the Episcopal
General Convention and scores OF other
bodies that will assemble here from time
to time during. the year will swell the
presence OF visitors heavily. and in addi-
ton to the usual travel and those who
pass to and from the Jamestown Expo
sttion. Detectives have their eyes open
for the line OF ncrooks who usually; fol,
low great crowds. and they will be looked
out for at the railway stations. hotel
Hobbies and other public places.
T. p. Trigg. of Abingdon; Mrs. Charles
Friend and Mrs. Z. II, Murray, OF South
Boston, are registered at the Jefferson. {.
Mr.; William +. Wilson, chairman Of q
the Board q Supervisory Of pitts ., T,d
Vile, We're In the city yesterday. Mr..
AGREE. who Is something of an, enthu-
siastio baseball rooter,, incidentally root,
Mr., Wilson. who is not much on base
ball, took III Bostocks wild animal show
The business of these gentlemen. how
ever was to see the Governor ana the
roads in Pittsylvanla county. They want
adam sample road from panyille e a
point in the county, for which both Dan
vided a considerable fund. Messrs. Wilson
and AGREE had lengthy interview with
the Governor yesterday. They are stop
ping at Murphy's.
h''Thet fight for. the Democratic nomina-
ton for State Senator in the seventeenth
District to succeed Hon; John $, Ch saE :,
Mup rIlI'el last night, "Messrs Lindsay
and Early have both issued cards out
lining their platforms and appealing to
| the voters for support. 1t looks TO me as
! though EARLY will win.
There are several candidates from Al
bemarle ana charlottesville. and although
Greene has had the Senator for long
| time, 1t looks as II she will land It again.
/ Mr.. Early WIS born In 'Albemarle, and
his long and faithful seWiGS In the Leg
! Of the University are strongly commend.
| ing him to OUR people. I believe he Will
4 win the nomination with comparative
| ease.,' II
Legislative contests arc warming up in
many sections Of the state One Of Il the
John l.aHart defeated Hon. a, B. Cole
man, for the Senate, last Saturday on
1 tho face Of the returns, Mr. Coleman
! and his friends, however, are alleging
Irregularities at the primary, and the
seeking recount Of the ballots !. ara I n :
q, bitter struggle for the. Senate between on
| the Incumbent Hon. a, u. THOMAS. ana
| former Senator oDn p. IInlsey, -.
Senator Boyd semrs o e the pey-
a aaa 81 uoIons jon Of s
| q fierce ono before 1t is over. ,83;
There are many others IN the state,
and some of,s-SStheNa arc. artouslng. greagt
t'Wirg,nians st.AIurphys arc J. w. I'D
. William M, ~ llkinson, NJ d. In Crosse
u, r. Tyler. IS tauntpn, si !. 3.
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si iotAs '' ara at Me Rohmonds ~