The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13
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Former State Senator William p
Barksdale, Of Halifax, is at Murphy 81,
ana will go to tho Jamestown EXPO
sition to-day. Senator Barksdnle Is
much improved In health since his re-
turn from the West, and was sstrik77
Ing figure in tho lobby last night,
wearing q cowboy hat and general gen ls.
1t had been learned from another
source that the Houston lawyer had
been engaged to assist ain the defense
of Judge w. G. Loving. Of Nelson
county, who Is charged with the kill
ing Of Theodore Estes, but when ap-
preached on the subject he would not
discuss 1t further than to admit that
he had2.been $50 employed.
. ons know 1t is our policy not to
talk" lie said. "Our side Of the story
will be fully told in court"
Mr.. Barksdalo is deeply Interested In
the success of his friend and law
partner, Hon Marshall B. Booker, who
Is a candidate for clerk OF the Senate,
and he expresses the belief that Mr..
Booker will win.
Congressman Jesse Oyerstreet, OF
Indiana, Is stopping In Richmond, and
will speak at the banquet of the Ma
tional Hardware Mems Association at
tho Jefferson tonight.
Among the prominent visitors regis
tered at the Jefferson are Mr.. and Mrs.
s. II. Richards. of Chicago, who have
been visiting the Jamestown EXPOSE
ton. Mr. Richards. who Is at the head
of the department of credits for the
mammoth house Of MARSHALL Field s;
Company, is delighted With the beauty
| Of Richmond, and seemed much i'm
| pressed by the magnificent equipment
and car service enjoyed by the city
OF Richmond They leave for their
homo to-day
former member OF the House Of Dele
gates from that city, was In Rich
mond last night.
Hon, Thomas II. Edwards, Of West
Point. was in the city yesterday on
I private business. Mr.. Edwards has his
Pamunhey Indians ready to place oh
exhibition at the Jamestown Exposi-
ton, but he has arranged that tho first
| West Point, tonight
company having charge OF tile
| Indians was recently chartered, and
It Is known as the Pamunkey Indian
4 Tribe Company, Incorporated The
Indians are from the government
reservation In King William county
and will present "tlle capture and trin
OF Captain John Smith and his rescue
| by POcahOn tas." 81
Hon. Bland Massie. of Mel son, former
State Senator from the Nineteenth Dis
trict and member of the Board OF
FISHERIES. is at Murphys, on his way
to Norfolk to attend meeting of thu
latter body.
1 The meeting will DO at the Atlanti,
Hotel at noon to-day. 9y Isl
Mr.. Samuel S. Adams. an attorne,
/ of Halifax, is in the city. Mr.. Adalni
Expresses the belief that Major Henr.
a. Edmondson Will be nominated 70
the Senate IN his county over Hon. Fl
Q. Kerns, the Incumbent. Mr.. Adam
says II looks as II Mayor JOS. Stebbins
4 Jr,. OF South Boston, and Mr.. Thos.' r
II Dickorson, Il farmer, will ba named 70
the House without opposition.
Among the VirgInians at tho Rich
nond are Mr.. and Mrs Jas. u. Andrew
SCHUYLER; w. II, BURROUGHS, Norfolk; .
X. Taylor, Jr., stanton; Dl. ThoH, N
Taylor nnd wife, Louisa Otis w. War
and vito, Bridgewatcr; @. 3, PorroV
Lynchburg.
Judge II. T.. Waller and wife, OF Spot
sylyhnla; Editor j. W. Bausell, Of tn
Lebanon News and Ray, DR. j. ]. l4ni
ferty. OF Albemarle, are among til
| prominent Virginians ut Murphy's.
Virgniant at tho Jefferson are: w.
i. Clemer. Roanoke; r.. Il, Gaylord, q
Point; w c. Huntington, Farmylll!
Or. j. r. White and wife, FarmVtlle;s