The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-09
GREAT NO-TSU-OH CARNIVAL.
A Synopsis of the Leading Events for the
Carnival Week.
Arrival of King Notice No-Tsu-Oh Parade - The
Balls-Flower Parade-Siege of Pekin-Street
INSTRUMENTATION of the Hoo-F1o

carnival colors, surrounded by showers Of
The ieweled fan Of the mikado.
Comical kiCkng mule.
King Notice II in princely robes seated
90 a throne. mid fields Of cotton blossoms
all in brilliant lance ire
The evening entertainment closing with
the grandest sight witnessed at the Pan
American exposition at Buffalo n. f.-Ni-
agara Falls.
THURSDAY.
Flower parade by the ladies' OF Houston.
Previous exhibitions have earned for the
ladies q reputation ~ cNccllng in this +.
tcular form Of show and have also ADDED
to their experience, so II Is safe to say
that DO better or prcttier attraction VIII
be offered or could be, in the entire South,
tho land Of flowers
The parade WIN form at 2 p
resting on Texas avenue, and he
line extending south on Crawford,
ana VIII mJtcn west on Texas avenue TO
san Javiuto street thence north TO Cen
gress avenue thence west to Main sire
thence south 10 Capitol avenue thence rnst
10 San Jaclnto street. thence north 10 Texas
avenue, thence west Ia the head of that
street. where II viii turn aud double back
on Texas avenue. passing IN review
All vehicles must have attendants at the
heads OF the lead horses
The following gentlemen from tho list
OF marshns have been selected as special
mounted guards Of honor to the queen Of
the flower parade:
Mr. John s Dickson, Jr
Mr.. X. Y Glraud.
Mr. W. d. Cleveland, Jr.
pr. J. l.. Short.
The following Is the list Of names selected
to act as marshalS:
George Glass, Spencer uutchIus,
4 James a. Birming. Clin Drew,
ham, Dr Perkins,
| Oscar Rcynnud Wharton Hates
/ Charles Bprlng, w ID. Cleveland, Jr.,
/ John T Dickson Jr, Jules Settcgnst,
I Or George clarendon, Or. ]. NJ. GosS,
/ Or J Edward pr Forest Smith,
Hodges Jules Lillicnthal,
/ Ennis Cargln II. T. GirUud
I II. W. Cortcs J. NJ. Coleman,
Holm Bfriug LOWS BRYAN,
u, ] L. short, Hubert Loerke
VIII Everett A. Key.
sam Mcneil Ed Scttegast.
NJ r. Waddell. l.. +. Mi Is,
/ r. X BcriUg. Or. II +. Williamson.
The decorations for the marshals horses
! have been fixed as follows: Brow band
] flowers, with streamcr OF ribbon on birdie,
/ wreath of flowers around the neck Of tn.
| horse and flowers on saddle blanket. The
/ hoofs of the horses ridden by the marshais
must he Gilded
There viii be four special floats in tn
flower parade chief Of which will lie the
| queen's chariot. occupied nv Miss Blanch
Adair. as queen Of the flower parade anC
| the following Young ladies MS maids y
honor Miss Marguerite white. Miss Mr.
| Ashc, Miss Lots Bourke, Miss Jennie Speed
! Miss Lacey Ray, Miss Mary Ella Gavor,
mud Miss Bessie Weaver Of Lake Charles
la,
Tho hnnd concerts will continue dur'n
the day, together with the street carnival
At niUht viii he the second production
Of the "Sicge Of pckiu" Those who at
tended the reception 10 the queen Mt tn
Auditorium on the previous night will hav
nm opportunity Of seeing the great spec
tacle.
In addition to the protraynl Of the use &
N Pckn.' the following special feature
> win be introduced.
Grand motto. "Hco Hoo"
4 The mncrla IAN Of China, starting wiz
the showing Of the lines Of closed ran 1
brilliant colors, which suddenly opens form
Ing a half circle surrounded by brlliln
GONE and Chinese sun fire
Comlcal Kicking mule.
Texas pine tree.
Kilkenny cats
! Niagara Falls