The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
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Richmond hotels arc crowded al
Of the Jamestown ilxpostion, but be ai,re
the great show Is fur advance several
, or tne,, Will have many additional
Shorty after Mny 1st.3 Nearly ono hun-
ured or tho new rooms are now iii
use, md THO furniture FOR tho others
Manager Fry. expects to have lie
splendid nov lobby and office and
| every room n, tho house open Ivy the
first day OF May.
Col. John Murphy was asked last
night When he expected to be able to
open his now. house ut Eighth nnd
Gr r,,S, I, liz snid lie was quite sure II
the Confederate Reunion, Which opens
on May 30th. Col. Murphy Inns changed
his i mind about the use to which he Will
altogether as an annex to his hotel, In
stead of MS an apartment house.
II lie hotel proprictors are kept busy
prcparing for The various conventions
Tho Richmond Hotel N1cn's Associn-
ton Inns fixed the following schedule
Of rates for delegates to the Episcopal
Convention, which Will meet hero in
QctObcr:
Jefferson Hotel, European plan, SO
and up.
III,
up; American plan, 81 and up.
Richmond, European, 50 and up.
44;;ex 81 ], A,,nerican! $3.50 ana up.
ltueEers, European, 81 and UP.
Aliens, European, s1.5O and up
Davs IS European. 81 and up; Amcri-
can. $3.50 and up.
Alhnnbrn, American SO and M
Gilbcrt's. American, $3.50 and up.
The committee Is pleased witt, the
rates and considers them fair ana rea-
bishop during the convention.
Judge r; L. Boyl<in. Of smithneld, is
A gentleman from the Seventeenth
Senatorial District. who was in the
candidate for tho Democratic nomina-
ton to succeed Senator John S. Chap
man, OF Greene, who is not candi-
date for re-clcction.
The fourth nspirant is Mr.. Douglas
Patteson. of Howardsvllle. who Is a
lawyer and son of Captain Camm,
Patteson, OF Buckinghah Tho other
are Editor J. II. Lindsay, OF the Char
Of Greene, and Mr. Allen Perkins, or.
Albemarle. All the candidates are UNI
derstoood to be active, and the contest
promises to be warm to the the finish
=. Tre first legislative primary. in the
Saturday, and public men are watching
for its results with much interest.
\ candidate for the House OF Dele
gates for the city will be named and
Hon. A. b. Coleman or Mr. John Hart
shall run for the Senate in the Fourtf
District to succeed Judge a. A. Phlegar,
OF Montgomery. who declines to stand
for another term.
The battle has been vigorous one
between these two gentlemen from the
start, and the voting promises to be
the House. and is serving his second
term In that body. Both he and Mr..
Hart are lawyers. and have strong sup.
home city.
Which ever. one OF them is defeated
Will be eliminated from the contest
and the other will make the race with
the. Democracy OF Roanoke committed
to his course
Mr.; Jas: y. Trehy; clerk Of the Cor
city, and Is stopping at Murphy's Mr..
Trehy says everybody down his way
Is talking exposition, and he belivcs
the. coming show at jamestown Will be
| q great one.
He declares that legislative candi-
dates in his city have not begun to
stir rs yet. and that the political Sit
Mr.. Robt. Gillian. clerk OF courts OF
the city Of Petersburg, is at Murphy's.
Former Governor and Mrs. VIM. r.
Cameron. of Norfolk, are registered
at the Richmond. Governor Cameron
is now the editorial writer for the
Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
Hon. j. NJ Banserman, of Wood
stock, State Hospital Commissioner, is
IN the city, ana was caller at the
Capitol yesterday. Mr.. Banserman
! says al! four OF the State hospitals arc
| In good shape, and that the inmates
are being well cared for.
Some of the virglnians who are
stopping at the Richmond are G. Boice.
Abingdon; N. A. Gregory, Chase City:
Thco T. Meinhardt. charlottesville:
| NJ Bradley. saunton; T. C, Edwards,
Petersburg. -
Virginians 1.-THE Lexington are Mrs.
s.. G. Hubbell, Mrs. r. l.. Robertson and
| Va 2. blackburn, Norfolk; Dr. Geo. w.
Butts, Chuckatnck.
Registered at the Jefferson are i,
| Randolph Hicks. Norfolk: Misses Mary
and Martha Winston. Winston, Va:
Misses Lois and Bette Sterling, Nor
| folk.
Virginians at Murphy's are Hon. w.
X. Allen, OF Fincastle, and o. c. Hun
man, Of Buchanan I
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