The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-30
|IIEV1 UNVEILED
\, Of sontAroas Witnessed
the Ceremonies
[sm THE DEAD CHlEF1AlNS'
l,,,.s.a confedsrates Paid
|,u,ys to Their Leaders,
,ucxsON AND MRS. HAYES
and stripes Fioated Beside
-. and Bars, but No
,,,,ruess Was There

.., April ee.-Today has been
-, notable in Dallas history.
.,.s 10 snnse. thousands oil VS.
Z ,a us TO help honor the occasion ,.''..',
,os pleasing and iadeleSS n' N ~,
~ hssun three years ago by
~, b,nd Of Texas women' known
n,r,s,ers Of the confederacy' found
:. ,oosummation today, unrivalied
/. md a scatlo breeze that Kept
=, ,sol and in good hrmoF con-
\, !, :, little to the enjoyment of the
tpsiS NJ ,,..
~, the tallest trees in the City
~, VAS unveiled today In the pres
! A. biggest multitude ever gath
!. n,ll. attests the success OF the
IN. part of Texas women to
A. Confederate dead. Every detail
,,sramme that has been talked OF
,s,h was carried out without hltch
vi vey little delay.
saes' 'ae 80 -,
VIII her children, he"ru juicy 'oin''
Van, pronounce q eulogy OF love
A, u,r,,-v a, their famous ancestor.
~. iootson with tears in her
s-,e' sa,,,a an her face listened to
n,ha..,, and Judge Henry w.
N. ..,,o soma of the virtues of him
- and lost
,s,,-s ~ both armies iostled each
s,.rslsd Hammer" blended their
ane that fold stories of devo-
INA Tho Palmetto and the Pine.
y, "a S,rines futtered beside the
- d. and all the vast conoourse
NJ A ooO neonle forgot the bitter
~ n,.Vv y. pe eI.,,,na 81 az ,ba nres
-za. hsgsn arriving carly in tho
:, y,,y SnacJal from GainesviIle
\ va o,,s r,osslv hacked and every
y 4, N. rnass rae Ioaded with
~, They lined mo streets for
...s IN hv eiv,s mili,arv and in
Z, .,is.iss and formed snectocIa
MI, nnmn and nageantrv
-n,nasr ! q power Of Sterling
INN roas hosida "Ji,ti. TsN n.yjs ?
NM HAYES ond Mrs s,onawou tacl,
al,y.s IN ,bs t,rst ca,ria res cinsn he.
Inv vera chaorod oil oInna ~.
,,w ,ba .,,rting no,nt - ,hn e., Wv
uAl 'l0 STARTING point 10 'he ihonu-
r,,,a, w.,. 4, .,o u,,,a. u,,.
wsl miles ,ong and r ron,,irnd W." 49,
wy pass a given porht CITY Attor-
Nj va assis,oa in hi NJ 49, S,'+ a,i' -,
ID, d. lima in order NV . baif hun W
|, s ,a1,, :, ., =, =, :, ,.,,.,,.
apl suet, Of the city. Ii rcouired the
I'd .f9i u the police and military 10
as sFuya back at tho park and
% The pwtalon had arrived and order
sstn restored the programme was be-
apai T. s Plateau of Dallas acted a,
N u ceremonies. General W. l.. Ca
vs' vas TO have welcomed the an
~ % behalf Of the Daughters of the
fisa'y, vas called out of tbo city
llst % very urgent business and
VI ~ assigned to Mayor Pearson n,
Ai,g who was introduced aftcr nrav
y Re-, ". L. Torrance. chanlain o,
rug PHce camp.
w Barry. who was down for an ,s-
Welcome on behalf Of the civ
ls. His place was fllled hy Colonel
l. Crawford. '' ~ NO'O'e'
.N1r Culberson followed with ,
9lsn that wrung applause from, al
A'p'@' ''o"i all
GOVERNOR CuLBERsoN
EsE dlsnaravo,,o,4 =,
"a tie scuths,n t Co.., y, olhers, no
VI nore ,snaar ,n j., Iohlederacy should
ls&s Of that a rre ,ySA' o rememor.lls.
y cr,aled in nm maze, srea' ,,.' contest thar
y, .Ae challenasa ,h ,e"1wn as a lie,
tsusy ma ehscn me heroism ol
W traditions ava al Hsr ehnohling his
ata irum iha , ana drawing deep in
sls.AoOS hs sse Iva, yalor OF her founders
Md fresh s, nrp' .ne past undlmmet
de mos. S SaroIa we ", commemorate
isi claspea "s ho IN recorded time
'kss and ,har apG Us WIN spartani
Inn ~ Mountains and the SEAS b." 4,
nat pc,,o, Sleeps 81 a there, ApproprIat,
tsdie.te thls assembled to unyei
NJ MI to. To- Tho dead heroes do Do wn rs1l,
sp lOsg a. ia tam as Is secure and vii
s'e toward a. ' me Virginia mountain
&C. ss, ss,. s !; i s,9 q 'ai
ssrilisn saupSssFe ,l the antithcsi
,ls ior vbiss s me palladium OF on
Ii he s aans II They fought aud per Sq
/ kfh 'dV VI the nr.at.l.
sIsss,Eiy,eA s .srs,,, to Welcome you u t t
ss'ti ,rs!iae ssiS@0q tic It IS matte
Ss chat 5as, Industrious ''' statc.m la
~ ssSlp, ,Isua sdp' sSa ' is., sl1.