The times., 1899-04-27
THE GLORIES OF THE
Big PEACE JUBILEE
Music, Reyelries, Pageants,
and Displays Galore.
Seven Well-Attended Committee
Meetings Held Last Night.
Mass Gathering of WheeImen mt the
Hotel Regent-Nationnl Inter
est in the Carnival.


The Peace Jubilee has already become a
matter of national interest and national
concern. Everybody is talking about the
big carnival, and everybody who is any
body will be here during the jubilee week.
Great interest is being manifested every
day, and new glories are being prepared
at each meeting.
Five big committee meetings and a mass
meeting were held last night in the inter-
est OF the affair. The people OF the D.s-
trict are stirred up, and are bound to make
May, 1899, the most eventful month in
many decades, as Washington will honor
and be honoTed in magnificent style.
The Jubilee ReveIries.
mass meeting of the committee on the
Jubilee revelries was held at headquarters
last night. Nearly every member was
present. with Col. E. B. Hay as chairman,
Barry Bulkley as vice chairman, and
George a. Darling as secretary. Chair
man Hay expressed his pleasure at the
large attendance and impressed upon the
members the fact that each was an i'm
portant part OF the whole body and that
harmony was assured.
The plan of the revelries was read and
approved. the many novel features attract
ing much favorable comment Colonel
Hay explained the scheme in detail and
expressed his intention of making the
carnival a bigger thing than even the
reyelries at Los Angeles, Louisville, or
New Orleans. The scope of the affair was
dwelt upon and many novel ideas in IL
luminations, DECORATIONS. and costuming
proposed.
]. Edwin Browne, vice chairman of the
subcommittee on the stage pageant, stated
that much hard labor was ahead but that
the tableaux would be things of beauty.
The matter of liquid refreshments was dis
cussed and it was decided TO leave the mat
ter in the hands of the committee on re-
freshments.
The subcommittee were organized and
Will go 10 work at once. The outlook is
very pleasant and the revelries will be
long round of merry-making. Donnell
Rockwell was appointed chairman of the
subcommittee on public comfort.
King of the Carnival.
Vice Chairman Bulkley was appointed
chairman pro tenn and motion to the ef-
feet that E. B. Hay be made King of the
Revelries was unanimously adopted.
The committee then adjourned until
Wednesday next al S p. m. The following
members were present: Barry Bulkley,
George A. Darlington. jr., A. NJ. Allison,
B. A. Allen, R. p. Andrews, Motley Ander-
son, John H. Burke. L. S. Brown, George
Bond. F. W Behreus, R. W. Bulkley,
Frank Byram, J. Edwin Brown, Fred Beh-
rens, H L. Birmingham. a Z. Burklin.
II. o. Bailey, John A. Barthel, L. A. Brad
ford, F. V. Brooks, W. S. Barker, C. B.
Cropley, ]. H. Colweil, c. II. Campbell,
Thornton Chesley, T. E. Chaplin, Harry
Chesley, Thomas A. Chandler Robert Cas-
telberg, William Conley, Albert T. Coumbs,
A T. Curren, F. Claudy, Arthur Copeland,
u. G.. Copeland, J. H. Cathell, Robert Cook.
W. II. II. Cissell. James Dashiell, G. T.
Dunlop Clarence r. Dix, George A. Dali
Ing William Dickson, Louis Earle, James
A. Emery, John A. Ellinger, Joseph R.
Freeman, Francis w. Ford, Felix FREEHOLD,
Sherman Fowler, J. NJ. Ford, DR.. r. II.
Graham. William GUIDE, Henry F. Getz,
DR.. William Gray. c. L. Gurley, w. A. l..
Gresham. Carl Gundlach, James F. Greene,
7. F. Galloway. L. E.. Gridley, B. S.
Graves. John Grieves, Col Ed Hay, s. B.
Hege, William Henry, ]. Henry, f. C. Hut
ton. jr., John Henderson, ir., William b.
Hardy, A. G. Herman, F, H. Hohoff, W.
L. Hughes, G. NJ. Hunt, Gaillard Hunt,
Charles S. Hyer, John p. Hill, N. T. Hal
Ter. G. ". Heisley. D. P. Hickling, Louis
Hartig, John II. Hollinghead, DR.. II. L. Z.
Johnson. George A. Jones, Heber Jackson,
G. A. Jones, Thomas J. Jones, w. W. Jor
dan, S. r. Jacobs, r. d. James, Henry A.
johnson, H. G. Kemp. Louis p. Kray. VAL
ter H kiopfer, G. A. Kneessi, F. w. Kahl-
ert. Charles Krsemer, J. William Loose, J.
z. Luckett, E. J. Lockwood. G. C. Lafferty
Nj. Langhorn, c. l. Lanham, William F.
Lanhsm, w. w. Larcombe, o. n. Lumbert
T. E. London, J. p. Mitchell. Clarence
Moore. Frederick May, D. S. Minor,
George A. Mason. Henry E. Mockbee
John C. Maxwell, ]. T. Macy. II. ]. Mead
er d. Z. Meyers, Fred ]. Miller, f. p
Morgan. Joseph Mathy. W. S. Mexican, ir.,
Z. J. McQuade, s. E. McCalmont, Z. Nc
Noel, J. E. Nicholson, Mauchlin Niven, H.
S. Nyman, Watson Newton, Kimon Nico-
ladies. w. II. Oliver. T. J. Pickett, Z. A.
Pillsbury, Howard Perry, George Pitt,
Joseph K Potter Ben Parkhurst Z. II.
Pillsbury, Harry Rapley. Al Reed, o. ].
Ricketts,, W. G. Rouser, James Richardson,
II. ID. Rockwell, Dr. Irving c. Rose J. NJ
Rankin, Harry Reed, Frank Reiner, r..
Clarence Redman, A NJ. Rlllison, Charles
II. Reiter, George W. Roe, ]. S. Redman.
]. n. Runyon. J. B. Rider. John II. Small,
1r., Colin Studs, C. NJ. Staley, DR.. T. R.
Stone. w. Todd Sypher. s. Sicardi. Morgan
Sherwood, L. B. Spinner. James SPRING
mann, F. A. Sebring. Albert Sillers C. A.
Sauter, c. B. Smith, L. b. Swormstedt,
William Tindall, George A. Won Dachen-
hansen, George Voneiff, T. A. Wekersham,
T. F. Walsh, E. B. Wills, Otto Wehner,
Nathan WE'LL, Thomas B. Walker, Nathan
Wallerstine. Martin C. Walker, John B.
Ward, r. C. Williams, Thomas Wilkinson,
A G. White S. II. Walker NJ. c. Walker.
W. II. Yerkes, Charles T. Zange, c. B.
Gray, Thomas R. Jones, George Howard,
DIR. J. NJ Barber
The Fireworks Committee.
The fireworks committee held we'll at
tended meeting last night, with Vice Chair
man John A Kapp presiding and T. F..
Alvey as secretary. Resolutions of regret
at the Illness of Chairman George w.
Driver were unanimously adopted. The
absence of Secretary Armstrong through
illness was also regretted About twenty
members were present.
The various subcommittee on militia.
high school cadets. lake, and other mat
tiers made good reports. The First Regi-
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