The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
People Seen in
Public Places

Congressman Carter Glass. Of the sixth
/ District spent yesterday I'm Richmond.
| having come down from washington on
! his way to Lynchburg TO look after some
| private matters here. While in tho city
! the Congressman stopped at NIurphy's.
( and was warmly greeted by many OF his
| obi friends. lie paid a number OF calls
/ during tle day and left for the Hill City
! on night train
dc said. when seen by Times Dispatch
/ representative. that very little OF striking
/ interest was going on at the National
| capital Mr.. Gldss did not care To- dis
l cuss the next goveruorshlp nomination
Tor publication at this time declaring
that tho contest wns too far I'm the future.
re seemed Co have lost none of his old
/ time interest IN state affairs however
and turning interviewer. asked the news
paper man "a great many questions about
what was going on here The Congress
man is I'm fine health. and ne seemed 10
n" on good terms with himself and tho
While MT Glass would not discuss the
Tovernorship for publication a pumber
"l ms friends mentioned the subject 10
MN while he was here and the irnpres-
sion sim prevails that no may enter
tine race at the proper time. He IS re-
Virginia. and should ne go cunning
AFTER this big game lively struggle
would almost certainly ensue
Afr. st Goore r. Fitzhugh. a leading
attorney Of tho city OF Fredericksburg,
is at the Richmond
Dr. and Mrs. s. ~ Robinson. ~ Wood
lawn. Va. arc registered AT Nfurphv's
Tho presence OF DIR. Robinson IN the
city suggests the fact thar ne was the
last Democratic member % the House
Of Delegates TO come from Carroll
county. be- having served during the
session Of lSe9-l900
DR. Robinson. though serving but n
single term, became very popular with
MS colleagues. and made Il great many
friends I'm tho city When here he vas
regarded as the haudsomest bachelor OF
the lower branch; but soon after adj
journment he retired from politics de-
cined second term. took unto himself
fair bride. and after the HONEYMOON was
over settled down aEaiu TO look after his
large professional business. While
member OF tine House Or. Robinson served
on the Committee ON Asylums and Pris-
cns. and took the deepest interest IN the
conduct OF the affairs OF the humane
Institutions OF the state.
state Senator Aubrey =. strobe. Of
Amherst. one Of tho members Of the book
investigating committee. who has been
staying at Murphy s.. lett for his home
yesterday afternoon
Stenographer George p. Hart. of Roam
oke. who was quartered at the Hotel
Allen during the week. has also departed.
and will finish up the transcript Of the
evidence ut his office in tho Magic city
Mr. Hart will send each member a copy
Of thar portion % tho evidence OF all
ready delivered TO them. am una.r Chair
man BYRD is instructions lie Will furnish
Librarian Kennedy with COPY Of that
part OF thc record whi,h refers - The
library matter.
Judge John H. Hershey n prominent
lawyer of I-yuchhuIe. and member 81 the
Democratic state Executive Com-uittee
from the Sixth District wa IN the city
Yesterday. Judge Horsley was here on
private business. and WAS caller "a
the Capitol during the day.
Among the prominent guests at the
Richmond are Hon 4. i. Gillespie. mem
her o. the recent constitutional Conveu-
ton from farewell and Dr. ". y. Frs-
-su president OF the C0iored Normal
school at Hampton.
NJ. j. s Cochran. of Virginia. IS stop
ping at the jefferson.
Hon. Richard g. Davis. OF Petersburg.
was in the city yesterday on legal bus
mess.
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