The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-25
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WEEKLY 2-TIMES-A-WEEK 81 A YEAR
NEW WORKERS IN THE SADDLE.
ATLANTA'S sURGING CROWDS ON
THE EVE OF MANHATTAN DAY.


New York Soldiers and Civilians
Take Atlanta by stOrm-"we Know
Something About Horses Ourselves
in GeOrgia"-Fine Appearance and
Mounts of the New York Cavalry
men and Their brilliant EvoIu-
tions Create a sensation in the
state CapitaI-Cay Entertainment
of AtIanta's Distinguisbed Guests.
Maryland Day Next.
Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 24.-Mayor Strong and
Troop A own Atlanta. New York city's
genial executive has made many friends
since his arrival yesterday and the gall
liant troopers have created a genuine sem
sation. As one Georgian put It: Chicago
sent lot Of military, but we don't care
for men. New York has sent her mounted
troops, and we know something about
horses"
The manner IN which Mai. Roe's men
execute maneuvers In narrow and crowd
ed streets causes wonder, and the manner
southerneTs
The citizens Of Atlanta have thrown
WIDE the doors Of their hospitality, and
New York and Brooklyn people are hav-
Ing very good time Mayor Strong
breakfastcd at the Capital City Club.
OF Brooklyn and a dozen members of their
party were the guests OF Capt. X. J..
Lowry on coaching trip this forenoon.
This afternoon Mayor Strong. escorted
by Troop on foot and the Gate City
Gu9rd, attended a special service In st.
Philips Episcopal church. The Rev ID.
Parker Morgan, u. D., chaplain Of Troop
A. assisted by Bishop Newell. conducted
the service. Mrs. Joseph Thompson OF
tion 60 the ladies' from New York ara
Brooklyn at her country residence this
afternoon. Mayor Strong and party at
tended the reception after the church SER
vices
This evening Mr.. William Berri Of
the Brooklyn Standard Union gave a din
We're Mayors Strong of New York,
Schieren of Brooklyn, and King Of At
lanta; Mayor-E Elect Wurster of Brooklyn,
president Of the exposition: Clark Howell.
Joseph Howard, Jr., Murat Halstead, ST.
Glalr Mckelway, Congressman Charles
{. Bryant
The hotel corridors are filled this eve-
nlng with a surging crowd that sug-
gests a national convention. All of the
big hotels are fun, and hundreds OF the
New Workers and Brooklynites sleep and
eat on their special trains, which are
sidetracked near the depot. Among the
arrivals to-day were Col John r.. Fell
lows and Col. William l.. Brown OF New
York. President Samuel Spencer of the
southern railway came in his private car
last night. ex-Mayor Gilroy Of New York
arrived yesterday. All trains from the
north come in sections, and SO heavily
loaded that most of them are behind
time. The New York Press Club deie-
cation, headed by Joseph Howard Jr.,
arrived this evening. 1876 strong.
Manhattan day tomorrow promises to
eclipse I'm attendance and interesting cer-
emonies all previous special days. The
parade IN this forenoon viii be a notable
one with Troop A and the Gate City
Guard as the main features The oratory
VIII be limited to five minutes, except in
the case Of Seth Low, president of Col
umbia college, who VIII deliver the prin-
cipal address.
Inspection of the exposition buildings
viii follow the speech making. In the
evening a full dress reception and ball
Will be given by the New Workers. AS
the New York state building Is too small
reception will be given In the Kimball
house.
Baltimore, Nov. f-Arrangements have
been completed FOR the commemoration OF
Maryland day at Atlanta on a very ex-
tensive scale. The governor and star
city council, the members Of the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Association,
mum bering in all about 500 persons, will
leave on four special trains on Wednes-
day, Dec. 4, by the Seaboard Air Line.
The military escort, composed of the
numbering over ], 200 men, will, after ten
dering escort to the governor to the sta
tion in Baltimore, Immediately march to
the wharf and embark on the steamers
Columbia and Jane Moseley for Ports-
mouth, where four special trains will
be In waiting. The party returning win
leave Atlanta Saturday, the 7th.
The arrangements are in charge of Mr..
II. A. Parke, general agent Of the passen-
ger department.