Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
PRESIDENT M'KINLH
TO Be HERE,
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convey the entire party TO tho dock
where the special apartment in the grand
stand set apart for The President viii
be in waiting. Mayor Taylor will ride
with the President I'm the first
carriage. Then, in the next will ride SEQ
retaries Hay and Gage, with Governor
Tyler and President Cashe, Of the Coun-
ell. Following these IN the next carriage
viii be Secretaries Root and Long, with
Judge Edmund WaGdill and Major Otway
$. Allen. yice-pres.dent Of the Board OF
Aldermen; Secretaries Hitchcock and
Wilson VIII ride in the next carriage,
with A1r. S. W. Trayers and Mr.. Joseph
Wallerstein. in the next carriage will be
Secretaries Porter and Corteiyou, with
Judge J. L. Lewis and Congressman
Lamb. The others OF the party will not
be assigned 10 carriages until Monday.
Mrs. Edmund Waddnl. Mrs. L. L.
Lewis. Mrs. 5. W. Travers, Mrs. Otway
g. Allen, Mrs. A. H. Christian, Jr., and
Mrs. Archer Anderson Will constitute
reception committee for the ladies In the
presidential party, and Will escort them
to tho launching.
As soon as the presidential party enters
the grandstand the Presidents flag. which
will be furled on a pole above his head,
will be flung 10 the breeze. and 1t IS ex-
pected that the Marine Band Will play an
overture Mayor Taylor viii then make
a short address Of welcome TO the Presi-
dent. and President Mckinley will re-
spoud briefly Immediately thereafter
the ship VIII no launched. and tho cere-
monies at the dock brought TO conclu-
sion.
RECEIVE At THE JEFFERSON.
The President and his party will hurry
into carriages as soon as possible, and IN
the order OF procession already given,
will drive over tho city 10 the principal
points Of interest This drive VIII have
TO be a hurried one, as the President VIII
DO duo to return to the Jefferson by
o'clock. where for three-quarters Of an
hour he viii hold a reception in the mar
bic court on the Franklin-sueet side.
Visitors will enter from Franklin street.
shake hands with the President, and re-
tire rapidly through the Main-street
court.
At Gas carriages will DO ordered, and
tho presidential party will be driven 10
Elba, where they will re-embark on their
special train for Washington. As soon
after leaving Richmond IS the President
NAV desire. supper will be served 10 his
PARTY I'm the dning-car, and from the
time he leaves Washington until he re-
turns TO that city at night, he, together
with all aboard of his train. VIII be the
guests Of the city OF Richmond
All Of these details were agreed upon
NJ a meeting Of tho Reception Committee
held Yesterday The committee met al
noon I'm the Assembly Hall Of the Cham
Der OF Commerce building. and the gem
tleneu constituting the Honorary Recep
ton Committee were named the COM
mittee then decided that Mayor Taylor
should make the address Of welcome ar
ter which all other details were lett 10
an executive committee, composed OF
Messrs. Caskie as chairman, 4I1FeI9'
Christian. Allen. and Tanner. These sen-
tlemen were In session almost contnu-
ously until Z o'clock, and perfected ar
rangements for tho presidential recep-
lion Mr. Trigg was with them great
deal Of the time. and made many Valua-
bio suggestions.
GOVERNOR SENDS GREETINGS.
Governor Tyler, Immediately upon his
return 10 the city yesterday, sent the
following telegram 10 the President;
Richmond. Va, October q. 1893.
President William Mckinley, Washing
ton, ID. -:
have Just returned to the city and
learn with pleasure that you and your
Cabinet have accepted an invitation TO
be present at the launching Of the United
states torpedo-b0at Shubrick here next
Tuesday. Permit me. on behalf OF the
people OF this city and State, 10 extend
YOU most cordial welcome.
j. HOGE TYLER, Governor.