Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21
THE PEACE JUBILEE.
GOVERNOR TYLER AND STAFF
WILL GO TO PHILADELPHIA.
SECOND REGIMENT MAY ATTEND.
Secretary Of War Gives His PERMITS
sion, Bnt the Department VIII Not
savannah Wednesday.

Governor 1yier ana SIAN anu seftfdl
ladies and gentlemen will leave for Phil
adelphia Monday TO attend the great
Peace Jubilee there, which begins on
Tuesday.
The Governor will be accompanied by
Miss Tyler and the following members
Of his staff: Colonel c. OBJ. Cowardin,
Colonel Brydon Tenant. Colonel ".
o. SHELTON. Colonel King L. Har-
man, Colonel N. l.. Dawson. Col
onel w. 0. Moore, Colonel S. 5.
Thomas, Lieutenant-Colonel 10 Lane
Stern. Mrs c. OBJ. Cowardin and Mrs.
Brydon Tenant will accompany their
husbands. and Colonel John d. Potts and
Mr.. Ben. r. owen, Jr., the Governors
private secretary, will also be Of The
party
The trip will be made in a special car
The party will leave here at noon Mon
day, and will probably return Friday,
though the length of the stay has not
been fully decided upon.
THE SECOND AT PHILADELPHIA.
There is some prospect Of the Second
Regiment, or part OF 1t, going TO Phila-
delphia TO take part in tho great jubilee
parade.
The Governor received a communica,
ton from the Secretary Of War yester-
day, stating that the order TO muster out
the regiment had been suspended 10 al
low IL 10 go to Philadelphia, but added
that the expense OF the trip could not be
borne by the War Department.
communication was also received
from the gentlemen having in charge the
jubilee arrangements. stating that there
was probably rot now available sufficient
funds 10 defray the cost OF Transporting
the regiment, but asked that they be
informed OF the point from which the
regiment would have to be TRANSPORTED.
and also be given information as to whe-
ther any portion of the expense could be
borne by the State.
Governor Tyler wired the JUBILEE man.
ayers 10 communicate with Acting-Ad-
Iutant-General 10 Lane Stern who is now
n Washington, and had a phone CONVEX
5ation with Colonel Stern on the subject.
me latter was directed 10 see what ar
engagements. If any. could be made TO
nave the regiment transported by the
National Government. Colonel Stern was
directed 10 communicate with the jubilee
RICHMOND COMPANIES MAY GO.
IL seems there is little, If any, prospect
~ the entire regiment going TO Philadel-
ohia' In any event The department seems
to think the regiment now being
out here is the Second. instead
II the Third. All the companies of the
second are now at their home stations.
and will be assembled there Saturday 70
DO mustered out II is not likely chat
hey will be brought here
IL was stated by an officer of the regi-
nent last night that it was probable
nat the three Richmond companies in the
second Regiment-Company b, Company
J. and Company M-would 90 to the
jubilee.
EXAMINATIONS FINISHED.
Inc physical examination of the men
Of the Third Regiment was about com
pleted yesterday. There are several cases
ia which men claim to have contracted
disability in the line Of duty. and the
surgeons are not able to discover such
Instability These cases will be decided
by board of officers.
A paymaster will be asked for bv
Major Price to-day, and one will probably
arrive the latter part Of this week or the
lrst or next IL Is confidently expected
that the men will all have been paid off
and given final discharges by Friday or
Saturday Of next week.
Oihcial notification Of the acceptance of
The resignation of Captain Joseph Il. Will
ard, Company l. Third Regiment. was
received by Governor Tyler from the Sec.
'etary OF War yesterday. First-Lieuten-
ant 5. r. Donahoe was commissioned to
succeed Captain Willard; Second-Lieuten-
ant X. c. l.. Moncure was moved I'D
peg and Ftrst-Sergeant Thomas B. Love.
4 son OF Judge Love, was made second
lieutenant The new first sergeant is c.
Il. Ford. Captain Willard will remain
lere to look after his men until the regi-
nent is mustered out.
Mr.. X. l.. Langford. of Comnanv II
fourth Virginia Regiment is i'll with
yphoid-fever, at the home OF his father
lr. C. II. Langford, Barton Heights.
THE FOURTH MOVES WEDNESDAY. |
Governor Tyler received a telegram from
,olonel George W. Taylor, of the
FOURTH Regiment, yesterday, stating that
he regiment would probably leave Jack |
onville for Savannah Wednesday night |
md asking the Governor to come at once |
he proposed visiting the camp.
The Governor replied that he and his |
tan were going TO start to PHILADELPHIA |
ionday 10 attend the Peace Jubilee there. |
'ut that he would visit the camp al
savannah before the troops were en- |
'arked for Cuba.
MRS. CLARKE INnEn amman