Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-02

by the ladies in charge of the
sacred Heart fair ass the most popular
police captain iu the city. The police
detachment consisted of officers Amos,
sowcl. Goodman, Wiltshire Griffin,
PendletOu, Crump Naddeh. Shoemaker,
Hucher and Bailey representing the
three districts. The body presented a
handsome appearance.
Next came the Soldiers Home Band,
of Hampton. ore of the crack musical
organizations of the state. and immcdi-
ately behind thCm were carriages con-
tanning Governor lyle. and Mayor Iay-
Tor; Auditor Marye and Mr.. Lee Moore
hs chief clerk: Mr.. Thomas Bigger
Clerk of the House of Delegates. and
city Collector Frank w. Cunningham,
City-Eugluccr Cutshaw, and City-Auditor
Phillips; Colonel ". O. Moore. of Wythe-
Vile. q member of the Governors STAFF,
and Colonel John $. Harwood, OF this
city. After hem came carriages COM
tanning memb rs of the City Council, the
Manchester & 1uncn. and the Carnival
Committee. Governor Tyler and Mayor
TAYLOR We're the recipients OF the most
fattering applause the entire lehslh on
the line having TO remain uncovered
nearly the entire time In acKnoWIe's-
mfut of the cheering. Mr.. sam Stern
euerast the carnival parade, was LIBERAL
Ia cbeered the whole distance. Mr. stern
carried an immense bouquet presented
him bv admirng friends. and was kept
husv waving his flowers and his SILK llle
I'm response 10 the salutes OF the crowd
once he dropped his hat but spectator
restored il before il had greatly suffered.
I'm the carriage with him were captain
John A. Curtis. clyde W. Saunders, ana
Chris Manning.
behind the carriages came big Sergeant
Junius 4. Cosby. of the Second Ponce
District. and then came the naval Noiun-
feer- from Norfolk. This was the Only
military organization In line Inc me
aspect OF the Virginia tars created
epl.ndld IMPRESSION and evoked the most
enthusiastic applause.
Ciearmakcrs Union, 40. 1913, made
fine showing. and the float OF the r. =.
A attracted much attention. Two ne
rroee. with very black faces. held up
large piacerd bearing am invitation TO inc
pIblic 10 visit r. Il. a. headquart,lS
STUDENTS AND THE ShLLEIoN'
Nevt 10 the naval volunteers came
large detachment of students from '"e
I-nivereltv College OF Medicine, VINO Ie
ccived an ovation Of applause aioh6 '"'
entire line. A fcature-a cnaracleii7"-
feature-of the student detachment "''
~ nero carving skeleton sitting aslI 'ee
"a, "cct one of the students held ln MS
MI I'm baton fashion femur from som
80 ar wonan's anatomy. Many OF the
colored spectators, who stand III oI''.
a.. ~ chris Baker. insisted That ne was
fhe nearer of the skeleton.
MANCHESTER GOOD SHOW
rh@n followed the Manchester eANlD-'.
80 the theme Of most compllmeh ldIg
,,t.c,,esion. The line was long one anu
-,,(,ilod features of the leading manu-
,i..,,,,..s and businessmen OF the cily'
n,onchosfer was given place near ,uo
nead OF the whole great paraoe' Inns
was esteemed an honor. ,.,. a.. .,o
va" M so,,owing firms had exhibits IN the
,agrant. =. j. Danron' IuIill1u,,,
ir|roka Furniture Company hlchiiloi'u
Woodworking Company; George I%ul
Rrotber ice: Manchester f"Poi
.,ornpany. y. l.. Toney groceries, ~ -
Jnstis floor; Burkert i"o',,'
plumbers. Charles Stein. meat deal1i a.
q wood wood and coal; x. \. "'D"S'
MANCHESTER Mne. ard others
The line was h.ad'' 'ai
resculing the Boz httit
10 whom crCo't n.,..,rt
This was follow 80,
ment The Indcpe.u..-- bahu Va ~
city was in the line also. Their music,
discOursed at intervals, was me ~ ~,
calling attention 10 what ManchoslF H'u
70 show the people. -
Behind the Manchester exhiDit SNe