The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-01

thousand and one such details. It would. be necessary to have commit tees. He said that he was very sorry that the committee there present could not spend the S1, ,5O0. He would have it do SO if he could. He said that it would be expected that invitations would be sent to United States sena- tors, congressman and mayors of cities, and that there would be many details to attend to. It might be necessary to raise money to put up a reviewing stand He thought that there might be a reviewing stand to accommodate those whom he had invited to act on the committed the members of the city government and about fifty gentlemen whom President Hadley would propap- ly desire to occupy the stand. He sald that there would probably be many more who would like to sit on the stand who would be unable to do so. He wanted the city hall to be the grand central point in the parades, as 1t prob ably would be.
 He again declined to act as chair man, and John D. Jackson nominated ex-Mayor Driscoll for that position. c. S. Hamilton nominated General Bradley, but the latter withdrew his name in favor of MT. Dr1scoll MT. Hamilton then nominated ex-Lieuten- ant Governor Dewell, who also decllneo and seconded the nomination of MT. DriscolI. who was then. unanimously chosen.
 General Bradley suggested that a committee of five be appointed to slt down at leisure and make up a list of committees. Before any further busl- ness. however, John D. Jackson was elected secretary. Mir Hamilton then moved to amend General Bradley's mo- ton so that the committee suggested in that motion be selected by the meet ing. but the amendment did not pre- vail.
 On motion of Mayor Studley the members of that committee was m creased to seven, and Chairman Dris- coll appointed ex- Mayors Holcomb, ana Peck. ex-Lieutenant Governor Dewell, c. S. Hamilton, ex-Congressman J. F. Pigott and General Bradley. Then MT. Driscoll was at his request given per mission to add the name of A. Heaton Robertson. Then on recommendation of Mayor Studley 1t was decided to ln- crease the membership to ten, with power to add to their number If It was so desired. Chairman Driscoll then ap- pointed ex-Mayor Farnsworth Con- gressman N. D. Sperry and Colonel N G. Osborn. At MT. Driscoll's request he was then permitted to add the name of Max Adler, and the meeting ad- iourned subject to the call of the chalr. This committee, which one of its members said later, was to formulate plans held a meeting after the adjourn ment of the larger meeting and added to it's membership so that the commit tee is now made up as follows: c. T. Driscoll, chairman; John D. Jackson son. secretary; ex-Mayors Sargent, Peck and Farnsworth ex-Leutenant Governor Dewell Congressman Sper- ", ex-Congressman Pigott, General E' E. Bradley, Colonel N. G. Osborn, A. Heaton Robertson, Max Adler, ana E I. Atwater, president of the Business Mems association.
 committee consisting of Mayor Studley, Colonel Osborn and Max Ad- Ter will call upon President Hadley by appointment at 2:15 to-day to confer with him concerning arrangements TOT receiving and entertaining the presi- dent of the United States. The com- mittee Ito formulate plans will meet tomorrow evening at 7:So in the tmayor's office.