The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-08
Would Have SEM. roops Had He
Known.
WAS GREAT. S u RPRIsE TO HIM.
New Board of State Medical Examiners
Named-Many Callers at the
Capitol-Doings of Day
Tersely Told.

ing IN Amherst, Sdlu NJo< g AiSA 49,
tacre Yesterday. IT had hoped" he con
tinued. ..ttat there would be nothing OF
tho sort in the State during my admin.
,stration. = Sr.,s
.The Governor. however, heard nothing
of the affair until long after 1t was over,
and had there been any notice Whatever
given a.n., he would have ordered the
:-ynchbu.c military to prevent trouble, II
possible.
the first l1rching that has occurred any
where in the State during his admins
tration
He has received no official notice con-
corning the matter as yet and as no tur inc,
trouble is anticipated, he will, perhaps get
nCne.
The GoAe,no was busy in his ONES
all day Yesterday. He received great
Many callers. among them being Con-
eressnal .;otr Lamb Other prominent
eallers were Mr.. M. B. Croweile. a promi-
snent steani:.l Up man, and DR.. CnarleS "
Carrin --on. surgeon Of the penltentldis.
Colonel Eaton H. Grundy and Messrs:
C.. s. Campbell and c. w. WestouIS cai1eo
and talk i with Governor Montague -
regard to the Charleston trip on Ais ,'
.1,s,- -,,,,i, III s April 18th. Definite plans
49, not Vet been arranged. but they are
hainr perfected and will be ready IN
USlllS5 tStASSSSA X
few days.
Governor Montague yesterday appointed
tho following members of the Meolcai
examining Board of Virginia: ,,,..in
State at large-Drs. K. w. MOL LIZ e.l.'
Lynchburg. Va; w: y; honi,, ,.,on, Nc
vile. va, and A. S. Priddy, Marion, y d.
lairst Congressional District-Dr. w. D.
Robinson. Tappa hammock va
second Congressional Distrdct-Dr. n.
Nj. Nash. Norfolk. Va.
Third Congressional Dlstrlcr-Dr' - =.
Warmer, Brook Hill, Va. =
Fourth Congressional Dlstrict-Oi' =.
C. Wright, Jarratt, Va
Fifth Congressional District-Dr. r. 5.
Martin, Stuart, Va.
sixth Congressional District-Dr. sam
uel Lille, Lynohburg. Va
Seventh Congressional Dlstric-Di'
Robert C. Randolph, Boyce, va
Isiphth Congressional Dlstrlct-Dr. n.
n. Slaughter. Theological Seminary, va:
Ninth conversational District-Dr. =. l.
Brady, Abingdon, Va.
tenth Congressional District-Dr. c. w.
Rogers, Staurton. Va
Homeopathic A1embers-M r. Allen
Norfolk. Va; E. G.. Williams, Richmond
Va.
MIR. w, A. Wheeler. assistant secretary
of the New York State Commission mas
written a letter to Governor Montague
rendering him the use. of the New York
stale building at Charleston on the oc-
casion of his visit to that city next week.
,T-he Governor and his party will leave
here on the night of the 18th to visit the
Exposition, and will be away several Gays.
Virginia Day is fixed for the 1bth.
Master Emmett &. Faison and Captain
A. o. Sullivan yesterday planted in the
C,anitol Square a young oak tree sent the
former by Congressman Harry l.. May
nard.
The trees came from the United States
Department of Agriculture and MIR: May.
nard sent one Of them 10 eacn . n,ellps.
of the convention. The species is known
as the constitutional oak, and the
PLANTERS did their work with much pride.
Captain A. O. Sullivan. the doorkeeper
of the convention, was at the Capltol,
yesterday mailing checks TO the conven-
ton members. He left for his home last
night.
Messrs. J. n. Breraman and 3. L. Ha"7
kins of Colonel Buttons staff, were at
the Capitol winding up some official
matters.
Colone, Robert E. Lee. Jr., of Fairfax,
passed through the city Yesterday on his
way home from a. visit to his uncle.
Captain Robert E. Lee. of King William.
Colonel Lee was in fine spirits after the
tedious session of the Legislature.
Uncle Billy" Wilson. who has been
ill at his home in Henrico county was
reported as some better yesterday Mas
ter q. B. Faison is doing Mr.. Wilson'S
work during the sickness of the latter.
The State Board of Sinking Fund Com
mssioners met yesterday and decided.
that they would buy no more bonds for
the present, owing to the heavy drain on
the treasury by the recent session OF the
Legislature.
Some one has taken the gavel of
Speaker Ryan from the hall of the House
of Delegates. It was highly priced by
the Speaker having been given him by
Assistant Clerk of the House Thomas II.
Bigger.
Assistant Secretary Of the Common
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