Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-09

Tho monument erected by the Daugh-
-ers Of the Conofederacy 10 Miss Winnie
Davis Will be unveiled this afternoon.
Simultaneously the statue of cx-Presi-
dent Jefferson Davis. placed over his
cvHve by Mrs. Davis. will stand revealed.
Tho memorial 10 Jefferson Davis. Jr,
will not be formally unveiled. but viii be
H. place before the ceremonies of this
afternoon. The unveilng will occur di-
rasly after the addresses. which are 10
T. the features of the exercises, and the
cord which holds the covering of each
monument Will be pulled at the same mo-
mcnt.
The unwilling of the tablets in St.
Paurs church yesterday was an extreme
Is interesting incident of the present con-
vonuon of the United Daughters of the
Confederacy The church was crowded
10 ITS capapity, and the ceremonies were
deeply impressive Bishop Peterkin was
heard al his best, and the musical selec-
t.ons were admirably given by the choir.
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Hayes drove to
Hollywood yesterday afternoon and in
spected the monuments just placed there.
They were delighted with the work and
complimentcd the sculptor very highly.
Dir. Zolnay spent several hours at work
on the Winnie Davis monument, putting
on finishing touches, and everything is
now in readiness for the unwilling this
afternoon.
PARADE TO THE CEMETERY.
The parade TO the cemetery will be a
very imposing and Il very interesting one.
The line viii De formed on Franklin
street, and SIS timed 10 move at 100
o'clock. The route will be up Franklin 10
Laurel TO Park avenue. TO Cherry street.
10 the cemetery. General Thomas A.
Braudcr. the chief marshal, viii be as
sisted by a large and efficient staff. Gene
ral Fitzhugh Lee and several other gem
tlomen will ride at the head Of the pro-
cession. Carriages for the ladies of the
United Daughters of the Confcderacy
viii Doe at the Main-street entrance or
the jefferson at o'clock
The veterans. who are 20 report 10 Cen
eral Suith Boiling will appear i'm the pa
rade in thefollowing order:
j. Grand Commander and staff
q First ana Second Northumberland
Commanders.
@. Band of music.
a. Il. =. Lee Camp, No. T. G. V.
.. George y. Pickett Camp. No. 9.
O. A. j. Hill Camp Drum Corps.
e. a. j. Hill Camp, No. G. c. V.
S. Tom Smith Camp, No. a..
g. II. j. Lee Camp, No. l, Sons of Vete-
rams.
lo Veterans not attached 20 organized
bodies.
De Veterans of r. r. Lee Camp Sol
ders' Home, in wagons.
DO is expected that at least fifty car
riages will be IN line
The Howitzcrs and Company T. will take
part in the parade. but fl has been def
uitely decided that Virginia Military Insu-
tute cadets will not appear i'm the line.
The members of the City Council are
requested 90 meet promptly at 1 o'clock
al the City Han 70 take carriages for the
parade.
The emhcrs OF the Kappa Sigma Fra
tcrnitF VIII meet at 1890 i'm the lobby of
the JEFFERSON. and viii appear i'm the pa
rade in body.
fNE4'Nlai-S AT THE CEMETERY.
Inc ceremonies at the Davis section
VIII ne opened with prayer bv Rev. DR.
james Power Smith. Hon. II r Nf,r-
ford ,he orator OF The occasior Win t,,,,
De- introduced by Governor Tylrr Hon
john II. Reagan. OF Austin, Tex. the
only surviving member OF President Da-
vis's Cabinet, Will Doe introduced bv II,,
D. Taylor Eliyson, as Will also General
fizhush Lee. who win make short ad.
dress. The ode by Mr. Clarkson win he
the last item ON the programme. In viii
le followed by the unveiing.
There viii. 10 is understood. De some
ceremony al the srayeside OF Jefferson
Davis. Jr.
FLOWERS FOR DAVIS SECTION.
a large quantity OF flowers have al
ready been sent TO the Davis section. TO
Doe used for decorating purposes. and
more are expected this morning. The
south Carolina Division. United Confede-
Iate Veterans, through their adjutant-
general James c. Holmes. has sent q
handsome wreath of palmetto TO DE used
100 the uuveiiing ceremonies Woven i'm
palmetto are the letters "Our ID. OF c..