The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-19
GOVERNOR COMES
BACK TOMORROW.
Left Charlottesville for New York
Last Night.
MAEY PEOPLE AT The CAPITOL
Mr.. John Il. overby's Brother Dead
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Preparing to Have Oath Blanks
Printed = Capitol News.

There was great deal of business go
ing on at the Capitol yesterday, but very
little of 1t had relation TO matters OF
State In the halls of the House and
Senate and in committee rooms. classes
@. medical students were being examined.
Routine work was being disposed OF by
most of the officers. and the enrolment
committee was hard at work reading
nroof Of the new Constitution. Secretary
Hitcbie and Executive Clerk Sam w.
Bigger were representing Governor Mon
tagus over in the executive department,
and were disposing Of routine matters.
Mr Ritohie talked with the Governor
over the long distance phone, and the
latter said he and Mrs. Montague were
enjoying their attendance upon the UNI
varsity finals very much. Governor Mon
tagua said he would leave Charlottesville
for New fcs.k last night to address the
harmony banquet in the latter city to-
night Governor Montague Is to make an
address at l.. -nner on the best method
Of getting the party together in 1904 for
n winning Presidential campaign. He will
return here tomorrow and will sit with
the Board Of Public Works on Sntur-
day. - u i la. ,.s-
Mr.. John II. Overly, of the State Au-
ditor's office received . telegram yesterday
announcing the death Of his brother. Mr..
I. - OVERLY, at his homo. at Chase City,
Tuesday. Mr.. Overly was about b years
OF age, and had been in falling health
for long time. He had been prominent
in business in Charlotte county and was
one OF her most worthy and respected
citizens Mr. overly married a daughter
of the late Judge Wood Bouldin. of the
Court of Appeals. and she. with several
children, survives him
DIR. A. S. Priddy, of Charlotte. mem
her of the State Board of Medical Elk
aminers, and long a member of the
House Of Delegates from his county, is
here attending the board meeting at the
Capitol Dr. Friddy. who Is now assist
ant superintendent to the Southwestern
Hospital at Marion, was warmly greet
sd by his old friends at tbs Capito..
A private letter rec.;vel here yesterday
announced the candidacy Of County Judge
G. w Breckenridge OF Botetourt, Tor
4udee of tho new Nineteenth Circuit,
which embraces the counties on Ahe-
,,lrny. Highland. Bath and Botetourt.
In to this time the only candidate in
tic field was Judge George X Ander-
son. the member Of the convention from
Allegheny and Bath.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth d. Q.
Eggleston is making arrangements to
have the cath blanks printed to be used
by those officers required to take the
oath under the new Constitution. These
blanks will be signed by the officers, as
the schedule says take and subscribe.
The class Of medical students IS being
further examined by the state Ecard at
the Capitol.
Several overflow meetings were held
yesterday as the hall "f the House is
not large enough to :1old the entire class.
The work will be completed to-day.
Labor Commissioner Doherty is very
busy getting statistics for his next an
nual report Mr.. noherty has received
some very handsome souvenirs of the
recent p. /. E. Convention, which was
held in Norfolk.
The following charters have been re-
corded In the office of the Secretary Of
the Commonwealth.
OddFellows' Home OF Virginia: Pulas-
lSi School Co., Albemarle Manufacturing
Co.
Mr.. w II. Perkins, treasurer Of Mid
dlesex, was a caller at the State Library
yesterday.