The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-03
GOVERNOR MAY 60
U,NOFFICIALLY
VIII Probably Leave for Washington
To-Morrow-Du|I Day at
State Offices.

Governor Tyler has about decided to
go to the Inauguration as private
citizen. and Will probably leave mere To-
morrow morning. Several members Oh
his staff will most likely accompany MN
unofticially, among them being Col. W.
O. Shelton, chief Of staff. me Cover
nor has been so very busy with routine
uatters since his return from New
York that he has not had time to ar
range to attend the inauguration officially
which he would like to have done.
Governor Tyler yesterday offered re-
ward of $50 tor the recapture OF Daniel
Hail. who, on the night of February I'd,
broke Jail at Lebanon, in Russell county,
and made his escape. Hall is said TO be
a desperate character, and has served two
terms in the penitentiary. having but re-
Gently served out his second term in that
Institution. He was under f,nfi1ctment
and awaiting trial on the charge of muir
de-. in Russell county, and the authorities
are very anxious to apprehend him.
Governor Tyler has received letter
from President Seth Low, of the Column
bian University of New York, expressing
regret that he was not present when His
Excellency called at the institution sew
eral days ago.
The secretary of the Alumni Society of
the V. NJ. T., boys in the inaugural pa
rade on Monday, and asking that they be
allowed TO go as ms personal escort, or d
part of Virginia military.
Complaint has been made TO tho Gov
ernor of the alleged failure of certain
persons to properly respect oyster lesis-
lation. The matter has been referred to
the State Board of Fisheries. 4 repre-
sentative of the South Carolina and West
Indian Exposition called Governor
Tyler yesterday and urged him TO use his
influence in having the State make an
exhibit on the occasion.
The Governor has been officially notified
by the District Attorney of New York
of the arrest of Lewis and James john
son, the two negroes fer whom requs-
! itions have recently been issued, and who
are wanted in Louisa county.
Mr. ". T. Creeknur, of Richmond, has
been commissioned notary public.
There was very little OF interest going
on at the Library Building yesterday. The
court clerks are still making their semi
annual settlements with the Auditor and
are keeping the clerks in the Office of
the latter very busy.
Acknowledgement Montague is ready
with all his State cases for the spring
term of the Supreme Court, which con-
venes on Tuesday.
Commissioner Koiner left last night for
Berryville. where tomorrow he will
hold the first of Il series of farmers in
stitt ties for Northern Virginia.
Captain Ned Williams, who operates
the Capitol elevator. has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be able TO
be on duty yesterday.
The charter of the Shenandoah Wooden
Company has been recorded in the office
OF the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Mr.. J. n. Brenanan. one of the effi-
Gent assistants to Clerk of the House
William Henry Mann. has completed his
task of furnishing certified copies Of en-
rolled bills and left yesterday for his
home, in Shenandoah. Mr.. Brenarlan
went via Washington, where he will
attend the inauguration of President Nc
kinley on tomorrow.
Mr. Milton r. Morgan. OF H.r. vile. the
popular young postm lister If the Ht use
of Delegates. is in the city on his
way to the Inauguration. Ee viii iaavc
for Washington to-day He has an
nounced himself a candidate for postmas-
ter of the Constitutional Convention