Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-06


Walker is chairman.
At l2:i5 p. ". trolley-cars will carry the
visiting mobiles and ladies 90 the dock AT
the foot of Woodward avenue. where at
1 o'clock they will embark on some
steamer for n trip UP the river. and TO the
st. Clair fats. The Imperial Council VIII
have a steamer to itself. and Will 20 TO
the Rushmere Club TO participate in
banquet rendered Il by Mosem Temple.
The other guests will be taken on the
steamers City Of Toledo and Pleasure to
and through the ST. Clair flats. returning
to the city at o'clock
At S O'Clock there will be n grand re-
ception and welcome al the Masonic'Tem-
pie. In this event Noble Hazcn S. Pin
gree. chairman OF the Reception Commit
tee, will be a star performer. and will
be assisted by Imperial Harri-
son Dingman, OF Washington; Mayor
Maybury, and number OF ladies,
Schremser's full band ard orchestra VIII
furnish music. while the reception Is in
progress in the large assembly hall on the
seventh floor. and after the reception the
guests will be given ample opportunity TO
inspect the entire temple, and 10 indulge
in social recreation, including dancing.
PERMISSION TO GUESS.
Wednesday morning the visitors will
be turned loose, so TO speak, and al
lowed TO follow their own inclinations
in visiting the hotel headquarters or
the different temples. the Majestic build
ing, Windsor, and all possible places OF
interest In and about Detroit. The Ia
dies committees also announce an ex-
elusive entertainment for lady Shriners
at the Empire Theatre. 1t VIII be use
less for any noble TO attempt TO gain
admission, but they will be permitted TO
congregate wherever else they please
and guess what is going on, just as the
ladies' are sometimes supposed 10 90
when Shrine meetings are in progress.
At p. NJ. mobiles and ladies Will join
in a trolley-ride party about the city.
The cars will leave at the foot of Wood
ward avenue, making tour OF the city,
and landing the party at Water-Works'
Park. from whence 1t will be carried by
steamers 70 Belle Isle. From the Is
land the steamers will convey the guests
to the foot Of Woodward avenue.
At 6:9O p. NJ. the annual spectacular
evening parade of the Shriners will take
place In this event every noble must
take part or suffer no less a penalty
than having the tassel cut off his fez.
and. consequently, a great turnout is as
sured This parade will furnish any
quantity of fun and novelty for both
citizens Of Detroit. and the mobiles, /as
well and will be marked by many sur
prising and entertaining features. This
parade will terminate at the foot OF
woodward avenue. and will be followed
bv naval parade Of large lake steam
ers and private steam yachts. The land
parade will be under the chief marshal-
ship of Noble William G. Latimer, and
the naval parade under the captaincy
Of Noble Alex. 7. Mcleod.
The Arab Patrol will be a novel and
amusing feature of the parade IN De-
troit. as every temple has attempted 10
outdo the other in an attempt TO nave
its representative patrolers cad IN the
most unique and original uniforms con
ceivable and Acca Temple will doubtless
be found close up when the compliments
hre being passed around.
PERSONAL ITEMS.
Past Grand Master Workman william
& Woodson. Of Richmond spent iew
hours in this city yesterday, en- route ior
Milwaukee, where he goes TO attehu
eossion of the Supreme Council OF the
Ancient order of United Workmen, which
convenes there on Monday. For several
years Mr.. Woodson has been an onlcer
IN ,ba jurisdiction composed Of virginia.
MARYLAND. the District OF Columbia, ana
Delaware. and he represents for the Sc
cond time that grand body In the Supreme
Council =,
O. Alternately. of Charlotte, n. G.
T. " Dewey. Of North Carolina; u. II.
I,eith. of Hamilton. Va, and Eppa Hun
ton. Jr.. OF Warrenton, Va, are al 'he
Metropolitan. "
Mr.. ]. r. Peasants, Of Danvhle' va
who has been in New York under medl-
cal treatment for the past two weeks
was in the city yesterday, and lett tor
home this morning.
~ q Trey. of Charlottesville, Va, Is
at the Metropolitan.
NJ. II. Dengel and WIFE or LyhchpuIs'
Va.-The Raleigh.
w. z. Z. Gillespie, Of Virginia-Wh-
fard's. n,
w F. Husband. Of Virginia; II. L. Rad
clire of Virginia: c. Comstock. or Nlr-
einia. s. r. Frocley, of virginia.; X. >.
Rich. of Virginia Howard House.
Mr. J. i. Lindsay, Of Richmond. who
has been north on business, was detained
here yesterday by missing an afternoon
train and left for home this morning
at 4:9O.
7. NJ. Stubbs of Virginia-National.
Ell McCulloch, Of Virginia; A. II. Berry.
Of Roanoke. Va: ~. r. Hancock. of Rich
mond Va; r. II. Charape and wife, OF
Raleigh: ]. II. Courtney and wife, Il. y.
Crosvenor and wife. ]. r. Gordon, and J.
w. Cullingworth Of Richmond, are at
the St. james.
POSTAL NOTES.
Among the fourth-class postmasters
commissioned to-day are the following:
Columbia A. Hackley, at Amisville, Va;
Griffith s. Marchant at Mathews, Va;
4 Of MnnfVQlp n.
Abbie VI. Wood at Moorman's River Va;
and John II. Ingram. at Smithville. Va
all money-order offices: and Daniel r.
slaughter. at Criglersvile. Va; Floyd T..
Kelly. at Festoon, Va. and John 7. Rney'
at waterloo Va.-not money order ohIces
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Mr.. Judson Moore was run over by a
carriage at the corner of Twelfth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, northwest,
about $3.50 o'clock this morning ana
severely injured. Mr. Moore started 10
cross the avenue at Twelfth street, ana
had proceeded 10 the car-tracks, wnen ne
suddenly turned to retrace his steps ana
collided with the vehicle. light carriage.
driven by Mrs. Charles S. Barnett, OF
Ballston. Va. Mr.. Moore was thrown
violently to the ground sustaining an
uely cash over the left eye, and another
across the bridge of the nose, While one
of the wheels of the carriage passed over
his abdomen. The injured man was at
once removed to the Emergency Hospital
where his wounds were dressed.
Mrs. Barnett had just come into the
city from Ballston with a SEX child, IN
regard TO whose condition she was going
TO consult a physician. At the time OF
the collision she was driving at mode
rate speed, and the accident was un-
doubtedly due to the fact OF Moore
turning about so suddenly. thereby get
ting in the way of the horse.
After the accident Mrs. Barnett at once
reported TO the First Precinct Station