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From Indiana by Wagon.
Fredericksburg CVa.) Post.

+. A. Boyer of Indiana, accompanied by
his family of eight. arrived here this after
noon with four wagons and ten horses en-
route to Niddlesex county, where he will
locate The party came all the way from
Indiana in their vehicles, and have been on
the road since Nov. 20. People and horses
Were in good plight.
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MORRISTOWN, Ind, JAM 25-FfdeIa
Rees aged thirty-ive. wife of Rev. John s..
Rees, is dead at their home on their large
farm south of town Rev. eRees is the
pastor of the United Brethren Church near
town.
MADISON, Ind, Jan. 25.-Doctor ]. s.
Brengel, an old and prominent physician of
Hanover, died last evening
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shot His AssaIIant.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal
PATRIOT Ind, Jan 25.-John Orr shot
and instantly killed Doc Swango last night
during a quarrel at the formers home
Swango had gone 10 Orr's house and at
tackled him with knife.
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Springaeld Republican.


The number of applicants for positions of
paymaster in the regular army is reported
to be in the thousands. and when it is
known that no appointments of this kind
will be made until the passage of the Hull
bill to increase the army, the pressure on
behalf of that measure of militaTism will be
increased accordingly.
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NEW YORK. jan 25.-B. L. Alderman,
president of the Keely Motor Company, has
Issued a statement on behalf of his board OF
Inventor and utterly denying that the recent
alleged discoveries IN Keely's workshop are
of any significance.
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been notified that he has been transferred
to the commissary department and TO re-
port to the commissary depot in New York
city. He has no idea where he will be
signed. He is a brother of ex-Speaker
Henry c. Petit
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SIOUX FALLS S. D.. Jan. 25.-The Ma
tional Butter Makers convention held two
largely attended meetings to-day, at which
read Twelve hundred men took part ia the
parade this morning. ST. Paul is In the
lead in the contest for next years conven-
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Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal.
WABASH, Ind. Jan. 25.-Otto B. Petit,
Of this city, who last summer was sent TO
Manila for the quartermaster's department,
and who returned in November, has just
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The "Frenryo Is a pretense.
Washington Post.


Governor Mounts notion that a mob viii
refrain from lynching when 1t contemplates
an increased tax rate overloOks the fact
that men in frenzy postpone the thinking
until after the hanging.
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The cases against Dr. C. /. Fletcher and
Thomas j. Coyle were called up in Police
Court yesterday morning and continued I'M
til Feb l.
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BaItImore LIE.

When Mr.. Rockefeller starts a branch
OF course. call 1t the Standard Iliolo Co.
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Mxron NJ. Reed Better.

Word was received by w p. Fishback yes
terday to the effect that Rev. Myron W.
Reed, of Denver, is slowly getting well
again.
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Hard to Live Up TO.

Washington Post.
The new senator from Indiana is ac-
cumulating a batch of advance notices
which may cause him trouble in the future.
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Washington Post
Ex-Colonel Bryan is one of the most enc
thusiastic subscribers to the notion that ADJ
miral Dewey is a hide-bound Republican.
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Black.
Dress
Fabrics

The acknowledged head and
front of all black dress goods
departments in this city. Has
been so all seasons so now.
A magnificent showing of
Black Crepons1we've been
leaders in these goods when
otter departments had none
to show. These very special
values for Thursdays selling:
4Oc yard for 65c quality Cheviot Serge.
4Oc yard for 75c Armure Cheviots.
OHC yard for 81 Heavy Vale Cheviots.
OOC yard for 81 Storm serges.
OSC yard for $1.1O Diagonal serges.
OSc yard for SIPS Mohair Crepons
|A'AO yard for SIZE Blistered Crepons.
You'll find them the best
values of the year.
II. P.WassOn&CO.
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showing searchlight stars.
Six bombshells, 1S-nch, each repeat
ing three times.
Flight Of twelve rockets, six pounds,
showing willow tree elects.
Eighth TableauX-
The armored batleship Texas, COO
square feet. with guns firing built in
1855
Twenty-four rockets. S-pounders, show
Ing prize cometic stars golden cloud,
peacock plumes, hanging chains~
Ninth TableauX--
Six bombshellls. 16-nch, each repeat
ing FIVE times.
Six bombshels. Pinch. uneauaied ef-
fects.
Six bombsheHs, so-inch, charlton's
wonders
Tenth Tableaux-
Great fire picture torpedo boat Shut
brick. with torpedoo exploding. built
in 1889. with the nre bust OF w. X.
Trigg. the builder. This viii be repre-
scented by 100 square rect Of lance FIRE.
Bust or list Of the navy and the naval
board OF construction represented by
2400 square feet Of lance fire. This is the
largest set price ever exhibited and will
be shown as follows: Admirals Melville.
Hichborne, O'Neil, Cr0wningsmeld' Brad
ford. and Secretary Long.
Flight Of 400 rockets. various effects.
Twelfth Tableaux-
Good night in 2i-inch burning letters.
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THE TIMES. RICHMOND VA. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 1899. .

exposition grounds In the following Or
der:
1st. Soldiers Home Band, or ha"p'o"'
with CITY officials on either sioe'
ID Count De Folk and four knights
two on either side-armored anu riohs
abreast - /, A..
tin. of Farmville. va .ho,
al Four knights and one marsndi~
ava abreast-and as many columns aeep
as there are knights TO form five ABREAST
am Don ouIxote and his squire
abreast.
s,h Oricers OF the Old Dominion Tour
psment and Fair Association.
prizes Horse and Buggy.
Tth Carriages. Wagons, etc
Irpon arriving at the exposition grounds
tho parade will be dismissed and there
will be amusements Of various kinds in
the grounds CO. .o, ha.
Gins promptly at 2 o'clock,
JUDGES.
" T. Grant, Grantland. Va.
" Il. Anderson. Farmville Va.
John II. Haw. Pals. Va.
r. lindsay Triton. Barton Heights.
Va.
ID A Timberlakc. Atlee. Va.
" L. Bass, Richmond, Va.
chief Marshall-Captaln John r. Mar
tn. Farmville. Va.
Tirt Assistant-John p. Bliley, Rich
mond. Va. -.
MARSHAlS.
Percy S. Read. Highland Springs.
Va.
{. A Osborne. Keysvilie, Va.
I Rass. Roblous. Va; A. Maynard.
Richmond. va; Benz. Martin. Crow
snr,n~ Va. Percy S. Halves, Rich
Va.
Z 6. Richardson, Richmond, va
Il H. Lea. Richmond, Va
winston Fowlkes. Sunny Eide, va
A Cox. Farmviiie Va.
q srott Martin, Lexington, Va.
g X. Blanton, Farmville. Va.
lanes Il. Hart, Farmville, Va ana
others. ,,.,,
A. the entry list of knights will be ieft
onen until october g., It is impossible 10
rive other names. A large number rave
entered however. and at least titeen
counties in this State will be represented
I'm the tournament.
Each knight will be entitled 10 Tour
rides trial rides included. and on enter
ing the Tits Of the knight Will be an
nounced by the heralds. so that each per-
son on the grounds will know the titie oil
the contestant ,,-o
Prizes for state Tournament-l' Nou
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assemble Architects exhibits, Builders ex-
hlbits. Sash. Door and Blind Manufactur-
ers. Hardware, Plumbers and Gas Filters.
These will form In order under direction
Of Mr. Augustine Royal.
One Sixth street. south Of Broad, will as
semble Varnish, Paints. Oils. Painters.
These will form In order under direction
OF Mr.. w. II. Shervln
THB IRON WORKERS.
On Fifth street. north OF Broad, VIII as
semble Iron and Steel Manufacturers,
coverings Band. Iron and Steel Workers
IN procession. Paper Manufacturers.
Woodenware Manufacturers. These Will
form In order under direction OF Mr.. o..
Harvey Clarke.
On Fifth street. south Of Broad, will as
semble Harness and Saddle Manufacture
ers. Carriage. Buggy and Truck Manu-
facturers. Pump and Well exhibits, Agri-
cultural Implements. Seedmen Fertilizer
Manufacturers. These will form In or
der under direction OF Mr. Milton J." Mar
cuse go
on Fourth street. north Of Broad, VIII
assemble Banks. Insurance. Real Esta'e'
Tobacco and Cigarettes, Leaf Tobacco
Warehouses. Cigar and Cherou anu
Grocers's exhibits These will form IN or
On Fourth street. south OF Broad. VIII
assemble exhibits OF Mhlers, Manufae-
turers OF Food Products, such as baking
powders. Flayoring Extracts etc. etc.
Meat Curers and Packers, Bakers, Dairy
men. Feed Dealers. These will form IN
order under direction OF Mr. j. ". Lock-
wood, Jr go
On Third street. north Of Broad. VIII
assemble Phoebus Band. Breweries Liquor
Dealers Butchers Fish and oyster Deal
ers. Markeunen. These Will form IN or
der under direction of Mr. \. Yoh ~
Rosengk.
on Third street. south Of Broad viii as
semble Railway Companies Floats, tx
press Companies. Iaundries, Coal and
Wood Dealers. lee Dealers. Coopers'
Hotels Transfers Society for Prevention
| M cruelty 10 Animals. These viii form IN
order under direction Of Mr.. W. q. Pui-
Ter.
The requests Of the gentlemen named III
charge OF forming on tho cross streets
will be obeycd, and they Will retain their
relative positions in the line Of march
with said divisions, observing that the or
der I'm line IS not too open or too close.
All bands of music all organizations ana
AN exhibits entering the parade must be
on the grounds and 20 positions assign
ed for them by $3.50 o'clock A. ", Tues
| day, October 3lst.
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buggy. built by D. A. Ainsiie & Co.

buggy. built by D. A. Ainsle & Co.
2. SEQ horse-steeple chaser.
3. tlJ IA gold.
and 8. Wreaths.
The crown goes with the first prize.
Supplementary Rulcs.-Any knight fall
ing 10 answer the summons of the
heralds will be ruled out OF the tourna-
mont. and no person Will be admitted 10
The Tits while under the influence OF In
toxicants.
Each knight will be attired In a gala
costume and the field will y. esent as at
tractiye an appearance as did tho scenes
Of the knightly tits in the brave days OF
old.
INTERSTATE TOURNAMENT.
Programme of Interstate Tournament
The Interstate Tournament will Cpen on
the morning OF November 20. fitting Will
begin promptly at 10 o'clock
Prizes-l silver Trophy Cup, given by
horsemen of Richmond
.. 81 cash.
g. SIS cash
4. 81 cash
Rules and Rcgulations-The following
rules and regulations govern both tourna-
ments:
/ The State Tournament is open to
Virginians only. All Virginians who Will
comply with the requiI ements OF the Old
Dominion Tournament and Fair Associa-
ton are eligible 20 enter.
2 The entire management or the pa
rade and the arrangement OF the list or
knights shall be controlled by the chief
marshal and his aids.
3. The entrance fee shall he %.
A. The poles will be IS yards apart
with II yards for the start
s. The distance must be run In D
seconds.
G. The lance must he nine feet long
balanced four and one-half feet from the
tip.
:. The rings will be one and rne-half
inches in diameter.
s. Rings viii be hung by hand seven ieet
and three inches from the ground.
o There will be five judges named by
the association. and these fvc Will be AZ
liberty 10 name two more. There can be
no appeal from the decision Of the judges.
by the judges.
IL. The above regulations will apply to
the Interstate tournament. which con-
test is given TO the knights from any
State.
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tees inst mentioned arose TO the height Oh
tbe occasion and with nltie time at com
n,aud transacted au enormous amount Oh
worS ,..o.. that
.'s.des the various committees lha'
have been mentioned. several suo-Ool'-
,,,fftees were au5ointed 10 look alleI INC
.e.ats al III Carnival bail, the louI""
,,ent the races. the grandsianus' eN-
mo. ,ns adyerIsing. etc. Each OF 1he'e
..,pr,ittees have faithfully done me WON
,hat deyolvel upon them ana the SNic
t,..,- M, be the grandest and most
.,,rgeois affair ever held In Richmond.
>fter the date of the Carnival had Deeh
sci me ,tty Council. TOOK up the mal'el
- ,,yitinp the PRESIDENT OF the United
states and his Cabinet 10 Richmond upon
that occasion. 4 joint committee was APP
polnted from the Common Council ana lhe
Eoard Of A dermen, composing me loAo"-
ing gentlemen:
common Council-James Caskle. 'pres'-
dcnn. ~ H. Curtis. Joseph Na"eis .''''
:. u. Cottgeu. II. a. Harrison. Marx
c;pnst. G.. X Pollock and Phil shea.
Board Of Aldcrmeu-Mm. VI. lurp'"'
tnres.dcnu. Sol. CutChlns 4. II. Donohoe'
cay Drcwry j. ii. Lawder' ROBERT
Whittct Jr.
Similar committee from tIlt Nolii' o.
committees Chamber of Commerce ana
Young Mems Business Association were
appointed as follows
Crlzons Commitee-James y. BOYD
George Watt Taylor, Charles Hutzer'
5,hn Murphy. l.. l.. Lewis Edmund Nal'
au. Jr. H. Theodore Ellyson.
Chamber OF Commercial 5. BaioId'
r. l.. Alfriend. J.. Il. Morris. L. \. Oatlln'
Joho A. Curtis T.. j.. Starke
Young Mems Business Asso.'sl ~,
I,bn stewart Bryan. o. II. Funsien' Nil
Ton J. strause. ". q. holland. Warren H.
Taylor. ,.,,
go-,o,s from washington. with the Pre-.
.6erts acceptance Of the Invitation ana
w.th the expectation of hayns several
cabinet members In the party
Immediately upon the receipt OF inc
..ool report from Washington. the people
az Richmond renewed their actiVl'y'
Work was begun on decorating, and To-
dav there are q large number Of hana-
some decorations. which VIII be largely
augmented tomorrow. thu7 making lot
tl. city grand holiday appearance.
Tho news spread over the STATE. ana
there vii probably Doe one of The largest
crowds iu the e'ty drring the three days
of the Carniya, That bias ever been mere
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THE CARNIVAL BALL.
II viii FittingIy Conclude the Tour
namcnt Exercises.

There have been many balls in Rich
mond, many Of them Of great splendor
but the Carnival Ball will probably be
the best and grandest ever given here
So large an. affair IS it expected TO be
that the big amphtheatre Of the i'm
mense Auditorium building is hardly ex-
pected to be large enough 10 hold the
crowd.
The Arm0ry was az one time under
consideration by the Ball Committee
but II was found too small, and carpen-
ters and decorators were at once put TO
work upon the interior Of the big Audi
forum building. transforming It from
bleak, barn-like structure to beautiful
ball room. with waxed floor, festooned
pillars. flags, bunting AID fancy shields.
The Auditorium will present a hand
sorne apuearance. There will be COM
modious room for ladies. cloak room,
smoking rooms and loqnging sections.
The floor viii be reserved for dan
GERS. and the galleries Will be opened 10
the public Three thousand tickets Will
be sold for the galleries at twenty-five
cents each. and i.5eo tickets TO the floor
will be issued at one dollar each, en-
titling admission 10 lady and gentleman
or two ladies. There will be no charge
for checking wraps In the cloak rooms.
and female attendants will be In charge
OF the ladies' rooms.
Tickets have been issued to n large
number Of the noted visitors TO the city
rho fshuhrick faraiy. Including Mics
r;nubilck. the spor sor TO- the io-nedo
boat. and her maids OF honor, will be
guests OF honor. and General Lee will
probably be present. The visitors from
washington who remain over from the
launching will attend. and all the Knights
and ladies OF the tournament will dance
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RHEUMA TISM,
CATARRH
Are Blood Diseases and Cured
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Don't give up hope but try y. b. BIO
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makes real cures of all Blood Diseases
after everything else fails We have ahso-
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hence so YOU may test IT, we vii send q
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as we know it will cure YOU. Personal
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in costume. presenting beautiful
scene.
Captain George p. Shackelford VIII
have charge OF the floor. and Will nave
as his assistants Messrs. 8. t. AKIN
son. q. NJ. CHEEKY. II. r. Weislger, John
Bolssieu, c. ii. Ryiand, Jr, ]. s. walker
l. Croxton, G.. Jete7 Jones.
This committee Will meet at tho Audi
forum at 7:i5 o'clock on Wednesday even
ing.
The coronation address VIII be deliver
ed by Mr. Jefferson Wallace, who VIII De
introduced by Hon. Joseph Waliehstein,
vice-p president OF the City Council.
The music for the ball Will be furnished
by the famous Soldiers Home Band, OF
Hampton. numbering thirty pieces.
This band will give a grand concert
previous to the opening of the ball. en-
braeIng a programme Of especially select
ed music.
The Traction line will run cars to ac-
commodate the crowds until after the
ball.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29
DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS,
IL is to BE tie Most Magnificent Ever
Witnessed Here.

Chairman G.. II. Phillips. Of the Fire
works Committee. has done well. The
display that has been arranged will be
bv far the greatest ever seen in Nir-
ginla. and ia any other place south Oh
New York.
The display VIII begin at 7:3o o'clock
on Tuesday evening, and will run about
On hour ana twenty minutes.
Inc display will be given on the Lee
Monument grounds, just west Of the
monument.
1ne following IS the official pro-
cramme showing the progress Of bat
tleship building from ls41 10 1900;
First TableauX-
Opening salute. with twelve aerial
decorators.
Grand Examinations, with twelve ef-
fective beacon lights.
Set piece. size 400 square feet Of lance
fire: coat OF arms of the state Of VIZ
g.uia.
Second Tableaux-
Iron revenue cutter Cside wheeD
with guns firing; size. ip square feet
of lance FIRE, james is. Polk" built in
1slI
Flight of twenty-four exhibition rock
cts.
Display of national bombshells' lZNl2
inches. each repeating three times.
Third 1ab.eauX-
Flight of twenty-four exhibition rock
cts. showing clecuic wonders. shooting
stars pointed strcamors. etc. etc, etc.
Fourth Tableaux-
Two wooden warsh.ps. 500 square feet
guns frlrg-Roanoke. built IN 1855. and
the Colorado, built in 1851.
uhn
ing cornucopia. cascades and dragons
Fifth TabIeauX-
Twelve Pinch bombshels, each re-
pcating five times.
Flight of twenty-four rockets. each
showing new combinations.
Sixth TabieauX-
Fire picture. 40 square feet showing
The iron clad Virginia Cierrimac).
built I'm 1862
Seventh Tab'eauX-
Flight Of twelve rockets, six pounds,
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A. HTnIRs SONS, 3l5 last Brood Street.

before the fireworks. commencing AT geo
h NJ
f. Overture. "Ruy Bias" MeudelssohnJ.
p G) lntermozzo from "COrDs't
Daibos): I'D ~ m Aibumhlatt" tWsg-
ncrJ.
g. Popular MehHse. ,Mackiel.
a. Rondo Capriccios1, DGrucrwaid.
s. Trombone solo. Rocked iu tho
Cradle of the Deep O<nlghU, Mr.. George
W Stacy.
Cake Walk Mosaic. tm 'Dinah from
Carolina" Ke'ser. (O "Helo Ma Baby
Davis: (cl "Dusky Dudes Schwartz.
T. Grand Fantasia on Southern Me.o-
dies" Chambers
The most beautiful collocation Of the
songs OF the South ever composed iuclud-
ing solos and Duets by Alessrs. Libby and
COughin. cornet. Mr. Aitoro. clarlonet.
Mr. Combattente. euphoniums MIR kuhi1n,
flute: Mr. Leonardo. petite clarionet. Mr..
Stacy. trombone. and concluding with
"Di~ie" with variations for an irstru-
ments
Musical Director. Mr. II. A. Hail.
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Herman schmidt Pomberton, Cordes q
Mosbv. Julius Meyers Sons, Sydnor d
uundley. John +. k0hler, Allen Il Wilson
Globe Shoe and Clothing Company MI
lor & Rhoads. r. Greentrce MODEL shoe
store ". 4. Hammond, Harvey co.
Richmond Cream, Butter and MIX CO..
1--.gg ShlpbuLdug Company, Locoho''Ne
Works. Morgan X. Mills Butler q bosh-
or Pioneer Transfer Company. sam
Gartbrieht. G.. NJ GaubeIt, Manchester
Exhibits. Barton Heights, Saml stern
Terov sutherland W L. Douglass shoe
COMPANY Moss & Moran James w. Carr,
richmond Stove Company, Chicago Beer
Componv. Kmgan & Co, Home Brewing
Cor,oanv. BENZ r. Crump Company,
ebosaueake * Ohio Railway Company
Standard ON Company Virginia Class
works r. A. Patterson Tobacco com
many j. T.. Sparks, Stern & Co., Wlnso'
Elicit & Crump Company, Southern KAN
,,., Company. Ferguson Brothers Lex
inefon Laundry. ID. a. Ainsie, D. A.
TroVn Singer Manufacturing Company
,-able Piano Company. Southern stove
Works. ~. O.. Williams Tobacco Company
rarle Paper Company, virginia steam
Laundry julius Sycle & Son. Nlchmooo
Ris,ur Company. VIM Renhe.mer' cam
oron & Cameron. II. A. Finke. ID. Buch-
anan. Larus & Bro, H. Metzger q son
Richmond Broom Works, II. w. Rounliee
'r-unI, and Bag Company. Richmond Cor
fse and spice Mis-, NJ. kosenDa um'
Trar.e Medicine Company, j. ;. Moore
a. Sons. l.. r. Garrett. j. G. DIN VIZ
,-i1ia-Carollna Chemical Company faos,
I,-ow.ne Company. Syinor Pump ana
Weu Company Economy Shoe store
eortbcrn steam laundry, MeropoIi'''l
flfa Insurance Company lioiheimrf
sh,es. Jacobs * Levy. J. n. Dickerson y
a., Roberts q Hose. Virginia Fnarlii-
cal company A. Meyers SON Luther H.
Jenkins $ Uumans SON Perc. =. ne le,
~ ~ CARRIER. Cottrel Saddiery Company
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IN READINESS FOR
THE GREAT CARNIVAL
CONTINUED from FIRST rase9

rein. tchairman): $. II. Halves Colonel
John Il Purcell. l.. 4. Morris, Colonel A.
& Ruford II. ". Rountrce. Dr. u. C.
Jones. captain John a. Curtis James
Hart,oy. charles Hutzier. 5. d. Crehsha"'
Colonel John ;. Harwood, a. j. Dalroh'
u. J. Toney
Committee on Publicity-H. D. Eichei-
berger. chairman; clyde ". Saunders
y IA Persuasion. J l.. I'm. +. +. Green
wood V. 4. r. Spott John Kfausse.
Committee on Transporiation-kobert
icrkv. Jr.. chairman, Warner Moore
n q. Rcnnolds. Is. 5. Hume, Chas. Bur
kcrt. T.. : Goodman
Committee on fnvitations.-A. J. Gala
cher. Colonel NJ. l. Spottswood, J. I. W.
curtis George l.. Curyie. Henry L. cab
en- John Stewart BRYAN. y. Naleni mo.
COMMITTEES on Stands-Colonel John
Murphy (chalrman) o. a Hawkins
Reuben Burton. u. l.. Valentine. VI. IT,
Mauiy.
Committee on Fireworks-C. ". Philips
chairman: S. stern. w. c. holland t.
Manning. Jr, u. J.. TOncy.
Committee on Tournamcnt.-Ro beekY,