The age-herald., 1899-02-10
TRIP TO MOBILE.
The Legislators Will Be Made to Feel
 at Home.


 Mobile Mardi Gras, reported to the senate and houfe today. A most elaborate pro- gramme has been prepared, and almost every member of the assembly has express ed his intention to make the trip. Especial ly is this the case with those members who went to Atlanta. The programme announce ed for the Mobile trip insures that the Att lanta trip will be forgotten, at least while in hospitabe Mobile.
 The programme announced for the trip is as follows:
 The special train conveying the party will leave the Montgomery depot at ' a. rn sharp. Monday, arriving at Mobile at F o'clock.
 The party will be welcomed with salute by the Alabama state artillery, and met at the depot by the imperial band and recep- ton committee of citizens and escorted in procession to the Battle house.
 At the Battle house a collation will be served immediately, during which an ad- dress will be made on behalf of the reeep- tion committee by Hon. Edward L. Russell. Response by his excellency, Governor Joseph F. Johnston Following this an ad- dress on behalf of the city of Mobile Dy Hon. J. Curtis Bush, mayor of the city. Response on behalf of the senate by Hon. Russell M Cunningham, of Jefferson, and on behalf of the house of representatives by Hon. Charles E. Waller, of Hale
 Carnival Features.
 (NoonD Arrival of His Majesty, Felix IL, Emperor of Joy. Salute by the united States Cruiser Nashville and the Alabama State Artillery.
 Ceremony of Delivery of Keys of the City to His Imperial Majesty This cere- mony occurs in Bienville Square.
 Announcement of dignities conferred by His Majesty.
 Grand public open-air concert.
 (At night) Grand display of fireworks in Mobile river, foot of Dauphin street. Illustrated Alethoscopic Concert in Bien- vile Square.
 Mystic Parade of the Krewe of GyFeniacs.
 Krewe of Cyreniacs Ball at Temperance Hall at D. m. Badges worn by the party will admit them to the ball room.
 Tuesday, February IA.
 Members of the party expected to be at the Battle House at 10:30 a. m. sharp, to be escorted to Barton academy where an address will be delivered by Hon. W. II. Leinkauf, president of the board of school commissioners of Mobile county. Response by Hon. Samuel c. Jenkins, of Wilcox. At II a. m., Japanese day fireworks on wharves near foot of Dauphin street. (At noon) Public concert by the Imper- ial band.
 The emperor views his capital. Nam m0fn CIVIC ana military parade III ms honor, marines of the cruiser Nashville participating.
 Mystic parade of Knights of Revelry. Mystic parade of Comic Cowboys. Mystic parade of Mardi Gras Pilgrims. Mystic parade of Phifty Phunny Phellows.
 Reception of Knights of Revelry at Ger man Relief hall at D. m. Badges worn by members of the party will admit them to the hall
 in, (At Night) Alethosepic concert in Bien- vile Square.
 Mystic parade of the Order of Myths. The Ball of the Order of Myths occurs at Temperance Hall at p. m. The rule of this society is inflexible. All of it's guests are requested to be attired in evening cos tune. Members of this party who desire to attend will please apply to Hon. A. s. Ly- ons, chairman of the committee of arrange ments, for cards of admission while on the train.
 Special Privileges While In Mobile. Badges worn by the members where they can be seen will entitle the wearer: l. To free rides on the electric car system of the city.
 g. To admission to the rooms of the Ath- 1etic club, northeast corner of Dauphin and St. Joseph streets.
 B. To admission to the rooms of the Man assas club, northwest corner of Royal and St. Francis streets.
 A. To admission to the rooms of the Fi- della club, southeast corner of Dauphin and Conception streets.
 D. To admission to the rooms of the Leo club, No. 261 Dauphin street.
 G. To admission to the floor of the Cotton Exchange, Commerce and St. Francis streets.
 T. To admission to the floor of the Cham Der of Commerce, Commerce and St. Fran cs streets.
 S. To admission to rooms of Commercial club northwest corner of Royal and Dau- phin streets.
 and members of the party are especially urged to wear the badges on all occasions. Members of this party will be provided with sleeping accommodations in the palace cars The cars will be stationed at the cor ner of Royal and St. Louis streets until 10 o'clock Tuesday night, when they will be switched to the Union Depot, at the foot of Government street.
 The headquarters of the party will be Rooms 16 and r at the Battle House. Tick ats entitling the bearer to meals at the Bat tle House will be furnished by the Commit tee of Arrangements while on the train en route to Mobile.
 The United States Cruiser Nashville will be in the Port of Mobile and can be visited by members of the party at pleasure. The special train bearing the party will leave for Montgomery from the Union De- pot at the foot of Government street, at 1:SO o'clock sharp. Wednesday morning. February IS, arriving in Montgomery at a. m.
 General Chairman.
 COL. EDWARD l.. RUSSELL. Committee on Arrangements-Col. A. 8. Lyons of Mobile, chairman; Hon. Samuel O. Jenkins, of Wilcox; Hon. C. Lawrence I,avretta, of Mobile; Hon. Edward M Rob- inson of Mobile; Hon. J. J. Delchamps, of Mobile.
 Reception committee-Col' Price Will Hams. IT.. chairman, and representatives of all the commercial and social organiza- tions of Mobile.
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