Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-16
Sis Thousand Troops, Ten Thousand
Children and Civilians and Se-
Cret Orders In Line.
TIE PRESIDENT STILL
RECEIVING OVATI0Ns.
Crowds Greet Him Upon the Street,
aHI 90 A,.rmblages W ieeler tie
Hero Among The Southern
Visitors.

aI tNllf INC. lhs - uf fN'nNA AAF Nl
Atlanta. palca iuoiIce opened aus
T.H.v Tho cuormlu, cTowls from
rIurIIu train. arrived At short inter
U.. from nl directions Tine ho'ali
r... Nau turning away people since
u.m Yesterday, and the overflow found
rr.ammolnfion NJ tne numerous board.
iHe houses Throughout the l,y.
Iae ovation gwen President Mckinley
af ihs capitol yesterday by members Of
Oh. ...i4iurr was t.a srltest rscep'
u.u ,,,r given au American citizen 10
Atlanta, and his speech, especially iB
relation 90 me care of the Confeserate
dead. Ha. hrea the hearts of ,0utner1er.
with admiration for zoe chief executive.
General Joe Wheeler wss cheerad
every .tcpaud Gcnemis lawton, Young,
Ots and other army officers were heart.
ily received uDou each appearances.
The ieatur' of the aay was the civic
and military parade which passed
through the streets during the after
nouu lt started from the corner o.
Garrett and White Hal streets az noon
am then proceeded 90 Exposition park,
passing over Alabama, Broad, Marietta
and Peach Tres .tr,e,. The parade
consisted % lDoiusous. .n cImmand oi
| Grand Mar.lal A. j W.st IN. smd
. included among other. tls following
prominent rc1ple; Major Cleveland
W!.oHson. Fifth Georgia infantry,
chief ot -uf, Lieutenant Clilgc. VA.
liam y Hall, a1junnt general % tne de-.
mrment OF ihe gull, C1lone, A. T.
| C..1ry; Hon G o $ Glr1erL of v,r.
gina; Captain ID a. fr,ac-icz, ot the
United States army: j. G.. Mcl Carter,
of tno United State. army; General
james q. Ltdis, ~ SOUTH Carolina Ma.
. jor G. l. Wing. second Arkansas Vol.
unteer, Lieutenant Moorehcad Wright,
| Second Arslnsas volunteers
SX thousand infantry, 1000 school
chtdfcn, 800 cnuiire.. containing 1900
people. 1000 members Of secret Orders,
600 Confederate veterans under com.
mana of Genera. Joe Wheeler, 1900 IA.
boring men. 1900 officers and marshlls
~ bands. 100 Grand Army men. 20.
mounted police, members of the Young
/ Mons Christian ASSOCIATION and Mini.
ter. Eyang, lcnl association, 200 mem.
bcr- oi the Capital City club, the Allan.
"a fire department aud representative,
of 500 civic organizations from 1i part.
OF tue south zoos part in the parade
/ The president aud other distinguished
/ guest. m garages were at tuc head OF
the pageant They w,r' escorted by
the Third New Jersey and Fifteenth
/ Prnu,y,yan a. wncl came over from
/ tbcir winter camps 40 Atnru. fo- che
occasion. The marching o. THESE tVo
regiments under command oi Bugigiai
General William G. Oltt-. o., thcy
swung into Peach rrcc street uular Oh,
/ jupiiro arch, caught thousand, wb,
/ wcAoi the down town streets aud wa.
n source OF mucn qualification 90 Gov
| Noornces OF New Jersey, who was In q
carriage ahead
Tho president wls compelled 20 ulw
aiWu continuously tu cncHs wl.eh as
sailed his car. from tine Provided side
walk. and wlniow- nlogg the line OF
march a r1ir % welcome denoted the
position Of General Joo Wheeler and hi.
band of cavalrymon who followed bin
f. Though the civil war aud th' wlz.uoI
. iHa1rr was nc times compelled 90 tore,
his horse thruagn the tnrung. of would
be- worshlppeIs who bo'koi bus path
Arriving at Ponce do Loouuvcuue th,
president and party reviewed the parade
After the parade passed the reviewing
stnnd tine president ana other guests o
the city wee driven 20 Piedmont parl
where they were the guests OF the Ped
mont DR. 'ing cub at an elaborate
luncheon.
President Mckinley addressed thl
pubic at the auditorium Ia piodmon
park The building has seating capaci
~ Of 10000 and was jammed. prcsi
dont w, h. Hemphtl OF tho tnbileo as