The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29
THE NAVAL RESERVES.
The United States aud Virginia Navy
TO BE REPRESENTED.

The United States aud Virginia Navy
TO BE Represented.
The steamer Chesapeake, Of the Vir-
ginla Oyster Navy, and a United States
tender will be at this port on the even
ing Of the launching of the Shubrick.
These boats will represent the State
and Federal governments, and will bring
a detachment Of the Naval Reserves from
Norfolk
The Chesapeake arrived in port last
night
Mr.. Warren p Taylor will leave on the
noon train for Washington on Monday.
and will return on the special Presidential
train Tuesday morning Mr.. Taylor has
taken much active interest IN the whole
Carnival arrangements, and deserves
much credit for what he has done.
Secretary W J. Carter returned from
Winston. y. c, yesterday morning and
reports that the people there are enthu-
siastic over the Richmond Carnival, and
that many Of them will come here.
Ernest Schultz Of Chesterfield. and e..
Winston. Of Hanover. entered the tourna-
ment yesterday morning.
L. y. Love, II. J.. Keller. j. s Crook,
Chas. Z. Howard and Edgar Hutchins. of
Washington also. entered yesterday morn
ing. This party will leave Washington
on the evening train Monday ana VIII
bring a large party with them.
Ffagman Charles \. Cole, ~ the G.
and o.. doesn't propose that his part Of
the business shall be overlooked in the
carnival and has decorated his watch
house at Ninth street and Basin Bank
crossing. with a United States flag.
The contract for decorating the City
Hall was yesterday awarded 10 cobb
and Gardner at S00. The principal deco
rations will be over the four entrances
and on the Broad-street side. On tho lat
ter there Will be a picture Of President
Mckinley 20x3o feet. Flags, draperies.
festoons. etc. will be used lavishly.
In order 10 allow its pupils to take part
IN the ceremonies incident 10 the launch
Ing Of the Shubrick, there viii be no
classes at the Virginia Mechanics lnstl-
tute Tuesday night.
KEEP IT CLEAR.
The Board Of Health urgently requests
all citizens not TO place garbage on the
streets either in receptacies or loose on
next Tuesday IN order that the city may
present as clearly appearance as possible.
Tranps and other worthless and sus-
picious characters are beginning TO crowd
into Rchmond there is little doubt that
he police will have plenty Of work to do
next week.
Chief Of Police Howard will have his
entire force on duty on Tuesday, and
there Will be a number OF shrewd detec-
tiNes here from Washington and other
large cities to assist the local officers.
Already the detectives have their eyes
on several suspicious looking individuals
The citizens will greatly assist the po-
lice. by using care in locking the doors
and windows during the day. as well
as at night.
The local police are known throughout
the county for their aptness in locating
and landing crooks. but the citizens them
selves must assist in the good work.
GOVERNOR TO PRESIDENT.
Gov Tyler returned yesterday morning
from West Virginia, where he has been
attending the Presbyterian Synod. lie
expressed himself as having had very
delightful trip.
one Of the first matters that engaged
| the Governors attention was the invita-
| ton that President Mckinley has accept
| ed 10 be here on next Tuesday During
| the morning the Governor sent the fol-
| lowing telegram:
President William Mckinley,
Washington. d. c.
I have Just returned TO the city and
learn with pleasure that you and your
/ Cabinet have accepted an invitation 70
be present at the launching OF the United
states torpedo boat Shubrick here next
| Tuesday. Permit me in behalf OF the peo-
pie of this city and State to extend you
a most cordial welcome.
J. HOGE TYLER,
Governor.
PRESS BADGES.
| Civic Carnival Committee.
Richmond. Va, oct. .. lsss'
To the Public:
This Committee having been advised tha'
during the approaching Carnival large
number OF the leading newspapers OF the
country will have their representative III
this city for the purpose Of reporting ."5
! proceedings Of the occasion. have aeeiileu
Il wise 90 iurn.'h each OF these srnuvilen,
a white ribbon badge with the "oru
Press" upon il. which Is intended 10 sNe
10 the newspapers the privilege OF az OF
the various places which may prove u IN
terest. ...
The grand stand. races. tournaments:
ball and ship yard authorizes nave dsresu
10 extend the privileges ana IL - u'ssns,y
asked that the citizens generahy Joih 1nis
movement. making accessible all news
items for the use Of these gentlemen and
Mr. Mr. 5 r. woodnn. OF the Richmond Dis
rs'rh Mas cors,n.ed ~ distribute these
hadre, 10 those eutiti.i to receive e en-
Respectfully.
s. w. TRAVERs.
Chairman Civic Carnival Committee.
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