The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-13
THE CI'I']Y!'S Gates OPENED
WIDE To WELCOME REX
imposing Ceremonies Will Attend the Inauguration
of the Great Richmond Carnival and
Free Street Fair.
KEYS OF MUNICIPALITY WILL BE SURRENDERED.
Freedom of the City Be Given to the King Of the Carnival
and His Loyal subjects-Thousands Will Witness the
Monster Ceehration-Broad Streets Transforma-
tion-Programnle of the Week of Festvity and
Gaety-The Story of the Carnival
KEYS OF MUNICIPALITY WILL BE SURRENDERED.

I will prove one of the features
Of the week, indeed. Colonel G. Percy
l5Hames, chairman OF the Military Com
nfrtee, and his committeeman have been
hard at work, and their efforts to secure
a large attendance of the military of the
State has been most gratifying. The fol-
lowing will be the order Of the formation
of the parade:
Chief marshal and his staff.
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues and
band.
Governor Tyler and staff; the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute and band.
Battalion ef Alexandra, Light Infantry
and band. Walker Light Guard, Old Do
minion Guard, Anderson Light Infantry,
under Captain King, of Alexandria.
Monticello Guards, of Charlottesville;
: Vance Guards, of Henderson, n. c., under
CAPTAIN Peyton, of Charlottesville.
Jackson l. ght Infantry and band.
Norfolk City Guards, Lee Rifles, under
Captain Nottingham.
Company I, OF Franklin. and band.
Peninsula Guards, of Hampton: New
port News Light Infantry. under Captain
C. c. Vaughan. Jr-
Fishbourne Military Academy and Lo-
Gust Dale Academy, under the ranking
officer
Naval Reserves and band.
Artillery Richmond Howitzers and
Grimes Battery. of Portsmouth and band.
Surry Cavalry.
Other companies which report later will
be assigned TO positions by the chief
marshal.
The leaders of the various bands are re-
quested to report TO Chief Marshal Hawes
at 10:15 O'Clock Thursday.
COLONEL HA1vES' STAFF.
Colonel G. Percy Halves, chairman of
oh iaf
shal OF the MilitaryNParade. has sent out
!, letter 10 the foiowing-named gentle
men. asking them to serve on his staff
| during the Military Parade:
/; They will report to the Chief Marshal
| at 1915 O'Clock at Adams and Grace Street.
+! J. n. Boyd. o. II. Berry, Carter NJ.
| Branch, Jonathan Bryan, Joseph Bryan.
I Cyrus Rossieux, L. Borschers, w. L.
! Boyd. S. II. Bowman, j. Thompson
| Brown, r. S. Bosher, E. J.. Bosher.
I Bruce Bowe, DIR. c. w. P. Brock, Julian
! Bryant. T. l.. Blanton. George l.. Chris
J tian, Rev. George Cooper. I. A. Cary,
| John Chamhlin. T. n. Carter, S. L..
| Carter. John Gussons, G. R. Cannon,
! Alex. Cameron. Major Clay Drewry, Rev.
! J. Y. Downman, Major u. II. Daoley.
| John s. Elicit, C. II. Fleming, Nat Fray
!; John ". Gordon, H S. Hawes. DR.. AI.# d.
! Hoge. Jr, E. d. Hetchkiss, w. NJ
Habllst5n. Dr. George Ben Johnston,
| ". R. Jones. T. +. Jeffress George F..
/; Jones. John A. Lamb, Hon. John Lamb.
| T. A. Miller, John Malloney, P. Fl. Mayo,
e. r. d. Myers. Jr.. Rev.I. r. Mason.
f. T. Mankin, b. B. Munford. DR.. Stuart
/ Mcguire, ]. D. MoClintic. Dr. Edward
! Mcclure. r. F.. Noiting. C. II. Noting.
w. Q. Nothing ex-Goyernor Charles r.
/! o'Ferrall. General A. L, Phillips. E. T.
Parkinson. ". G. Preston Colonel w. II.
J, Palmer j. Scott Parrish, A. S. Quarles,
!; Dr. George Ross. DR. Charles Robins.
| t. s. Rose, T. NJ. Rutherford, George
j. Rogers. q. StrudWieke, G. Z, Street.