The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-07
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Il am always glad Of an opportunity
Colonel Malcolm II. crump; of Bowling
night. Colonel Crump liz a native of
Culpeper county, though he nag lived
IN Kentucky for the past thirty years.
Jamestown Exposition Commission, and
stopped over here between trains on
his way home last nign,. accompanied
by other members of the commission.
Colonel Crump Is q joyial. good tenn
percd Southern gentleman. and IL a
most interesting conversationalist. He
Is a prominent consulting engineer and
geologist, and was a commissioner on
the part of Kentucky to the recent
| Louisiana Purchase Exposition mt st.
Louis. He is deeply Interested In the
and sees bright prospects for tine
| exhibit from his adopted State.
NO | have not lived In virginia.
j Virginia Military Institute about thirty
years ago, but return every year and
remain for while In old cnlpeper, the
ginia Military Institute with Judge
/ ginia boys
"How about Kentucky politics." Col
i Onel Crump was asked.
4 well, tho situation is rather quiet
now. Our district. which Is the Third,
I an, sorry to say, VIII be represse,,nted
/ believe the holding OF the senatorial
4 primary on the day OF election last fall
4 cost us our Democratic Congressman.
l Hon. James Richardson, whose term has
/ Just expired. The district has net been
Republican before in years. Our new
Representative Is DR.. a. y; James,
elected our nominee Everything else
seemed to be overshadowed by the
fight between Governor Beckham and
Tor a seat in the United States Senate
Colonel Crump said business was good
1 in his section, and that kentucktans as
mo ruie nae ae taxed kai to some extent Of
the strenuous situation In Breathitt
county, and said 1t seemed har6 to de-
prive Judge Hargis OF his power and
prestige.
Hon. s. Gordon Cumming, OF Hamp-
ton, lis at the Richmond.
Mr.. r. r. Hudgins. clerk Of tho York
!, County Circuit Court, and Mr.. Jesse /:
Porter, clerk of the Circuit Court OF
called upon the, First Auditor OF the
state. Mr. Porter was enthusiastic
{ over the candidacy Of his countyman
!, in IN the he Eighth Districl lie said all
L Louisa was for him, and that he would
9 run we'll in the other sections OF the
dlstriff MI o roI'e was n reeognized bu
81 declares that no man would make ar
= ADLER OF, cleaner representa1ye OF the
d people than wo 1a, Mr., , G"raon snnerin
Q tendsnt Of the State Test Farm, in
@ Charlotte county, is In the city
, Registered last night at Murphy''s
q eity. and md Mr. & 6. ousey. both of Ken.
tusky, Mr. moge Is ona OF t esm men
: e Of the q body bod, the former is from
FrankfGrt and the latter iron On the ea ns
With their proposed exhibit, and lef
on a late train for their homes. hs
le commiasioner, Mr; Hoge Is promin n,
d ard Hoge, of this city,
Hon. Robert G.. Southall. OF 'Amelif
10 District, was in the city yestsrdiny' NJ
- n 1,pi and Attending to his private al
le frs since his term IN Congress eA
g PRED,
a State Senator w. w, Sale, of Nor
ly folk was in the City Yesterday on pr
ne vate business. During bis stay her
Colonel sale called 1 Hp9n ana nthe
: State ofiicials.
Or, w, Macon Smiley, of Housto,
va, is in the city, HAVING como hel
re to he present at an operation upon OF
IL OF his patients at the Memorial Hosp
he tai,
IN Mr. G. w. Dickinson, division supe
~, intendent of schools for CumberlaI
- and Goochland, was q caller at the ~
er partment OF Education yesterday
nut William Hunter Bell. Norfoik; Jol
nd Stewart Walker, Lynehbnrg, ana M
he Daniel Harmon, Charlottesylllc, a,
w among the yirginians at the R1c
"s mond.
he Virginians ut Murphy's are Elliott
81. i,, IL g, Berkeley. Danvill
Roland II. Chase, Clintwood,