The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-03

Heard and Seen
in Public Places
an Mos WIG say WI} ''. 4 Ds Z! 1' Y,
eIerkship Of tie new senate. arrived
In tile city yesterday aud engage ~, !
quarters at, Mnrphyls, where ne WIZ
II do not wish TO appear induly
coniident," he said, when seen IN tho
lobby Inst night, ''bu, unless am
badly mistaken In my ca l,s. s,,.. \
VIII win IN tie Caucus on !, t I, :. q,
greatly Improved since my last visit
TO Richmond few. weeks ago.
u do not know thai y .ts necessary
10 wye ouI aH s aestion .bt YOU
mny say for me that I expect to have
enough votes upon roll-ca,l to elect
me clerk" Asked who would advo-
cate his nomination b fore the cau-
II. a. Edmondson. of Half y. wou d
present his name and thai sc ond.ng
speeches would bs made by s nator
D.n p Halsey, OF Lyncnburg, and
others.
N1essrs. Booker and Lynch are both
stopping at Murphy's, ind the two
candidates were consulting. with their
friends last night, and Indications arc
that they will keep up their active
work. until the roll-call is had In the
mated.
Mayor John Thompson Loving. OF
Pulaski City, for many years one OF
tho assistant clerks of the House or
Delegates. has arrived In the city to
resume his duties in that capacity. and
IS stopping at Ford's Mayor Loving
Is a native OF Amherst county, hut he
fns lived for long time In South
west Virginin. He is one Of the most
popular attaches of the House His
service as committee clerk dates back
to tho days when the late John Bell
Bigger was clerk.
Mr.. w. D. Hill, OF South Boston, was
ness.
Among the matters not heretofore
agtated before the Virginia Legisla-
ture and which Will come UP at the
approaching session is n uniform d.
yorce law agreed upon last year b. the
National Divorce Congress, ana already
adopted by tho States OF Delaware,
Connecticut and New Jersey. Hon.
John Garland Pollard, Of this city, who
was member OF the divorce ConRr Us
aud chairman of the Virginia conimis.
SION, VIII prepare OH, und lhls VII
be presented perhaps by one OF the
Richmond city members. The new law
is, OF course. designed to discourage
divorces and to make It more difficult
eventna,Iv INV T. viii No adnnt.d T., II, ' inc
statas Gnn a.,,ro hnu,a,,a ~ ~, ~. :. !,
,ha, reon,rin ~ soe
opcl ~ c opvSeu Wy - oe .aneh -
ope'' sou'
Judge Jeter C. Prltchard. of Ashe-
vile, y. c., is registered at the Rich.
mond
AIR n n cIor,, =, Nortb Coro,,n,
who hns been stonnirr M tha Rich.
mond for several days. has become con-
vincsd that there IS something in
dreams. He lost his overcoat WGLnes-
day and had the boys searching ound
the the hotel. but they failed 70 hnt II.
estcroay morning ne informed the
t heaa cierK that In dream &c nlsh y,
st1,, ne .,,h nau Iesn MS Ioae ~
n,ng iha,I ~ ,.au uo,ic CO.., ~, s"T ne
stnrs ana hn soon rst,rned hr,np,nr
tho coat haci, viii, Nv,
c.u,,, r.
Es -, "a ~ padfnra ot H g.
mort Nnws gu and n Fa,kner y,
Soutt, Boston are among IN. Wig n.
fans who are registered al Niurphy's.
--
yirr;n,ans ut the Jefferson .ro. -.
". Sneid Rsanoke. ~ p p Ha,ev'
Lynchburg: William NJ Ramsao west,
over.
Mr.. II. D. Cole. of Williamsburg one
Of the members of the 3 ard OF visi-
tors OF tho Eastern State Hospita is
III me city.
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u, ~ Insurance N'an, is STOP
ping Ut tue Nlel.'nohu.
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