The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-27


n.tteN n. N, nauory A, a. hat,
natttN a. M The nfhl ard
sAiy8 eiAM to she total maklnn
NtH Nnd mpn fhe NWafas weto
IH#HttA unen thr rtfentlh " their
....i.. showing thAt thvpc has been les
nItfat mont NJ tie mlrleat ~ the
.rf ouoeya tee that thc ranks,
lstNelk fuh when che small nums
.f aeeul pAradra we've considered.
..l .ft4at eNuouraH pmvnl nitheN VII
.W.. with added sect, thtf work ef
... lha uuaraa uli0N thc hlNh plAne
ameneal strenx,h and military eiis
What thty ocrWpled v feW years aee,
stIN a wAH commanded m Capt
sma N NaNelai battery " hY Capt,
attphenHi BATTERY g, w Capt ~
WILSON. ana BATTERY y ~ Capt
UU.lt HuWeh
gho ,adc, net,ai,on,
All. p,manl IA auoua Wan In command
90 IaD ,tdoJ battalion complied of TIE
IaUIab ttats capt VualaNo Robinson,
Ell IIs uaHrts 80 the savannah frenarAt
..t srho5. capt CHARLES ~ alnaha, iG
I.. ,asassntea ef vRdtta were rounllV
...suI s. gHpa iAlY those from the prns
...fWt Hehanl some ~ whom, 90 iudae
t.an utlF very dlminutlVo stature, oeult
. Da,r hren ~ maturcr years than >
Nas au utdlty about The spectacle
.Nau utle fellows, trudNlnR hlavelY
.t. throughout the uNtirU route, that
...H thu crowd. Rud they got "handsl
.. Nato their khak uniforms, too, pre-
ua distinctive appearance thereby,
.r other commands Joined the resis
a..I aHi the Guards Vn route eud upon
Ir.IH arrival al Mtlaht square, On The
vrl eide og which wore apeembled Mo-
Iaoa camp 81 Confederate Veterans,
.nHiluded hy CAPT q H. cheanutll Tho
.hUtHo ~ The Confoderacyl the Con.
UttfH Nelefane' AptoolA alton, command
. .rt iuAau Robert FaliiaNnh ana the
.... IS, Veterans. commanded by capt, H.
I NtlaWa The Veterans ana Sons %
NerIHW uncovered as Tho military eas
,.t mtrthei BY TO take up itH position
DR. fUa lead ~ the column whlch, whon
I.Iuri Included Two carriages, IA which
OH. IflUishnd oNs Uonfodprates rode,
loo nU leading carrlaso were MAJ. q,
49, tt8iH. tho senior oNspfcsldent ~ the
tlaifftlf Veterans Association, ana en-
I.l through that distinction, ~ che post
, mauhai ~ the dayl ucn, Peter Me-
D. Hau. president, tol, a. y, Leeton
yI UrN. ", W. Gordon, former vice
HInnt VT the association ana chairman
I.. committee ON Arrangements for
M Memorial uay obHcrVanceH, tn the
....I .afllaRe Werr Mai. it0bort silica
t De- lmund va. who was ahiutaut %
.. battalion 1T artillery M which judge
fsHgart ser,-t anA who. "per fNs ~
I.H4.u rf hhi foror, served hraVsly
tHH he savannah Volunteer uuArss' Ia
"H amous nrht ~ Sailors Crock; Mai.
m.. r Stewart aud Mr. n. ", blood.
N,.H.
The Mnrch tn enc Monument
WHb the ennpanlra moving vi times in
"A ~ n.Ha a ~ IA
H.Ua tho route Was taken up from
NH.l square 10 tho military parade
f.Wi Tho destination being, nrst the
l.u.shfltr monument and. second, the
"strr' Htayea IN Laurel Grove Gene
UN
rs oha through solid lines % spectators
NHt Iho troops marched on null on Gas.
i.u and on pmyton streets 90 the military
n..ado afnund. tho splendid weather haV-
HN drawn Hteat crowds for the spectacle,
I. Maht WAS pleasing one~thc mill
nW with their brave show ~ mounted
,W.Ow and eplendldly appearing mon,
Hi iho crowds of nnlook,rH, dotted ire
UI.HtN Witn the hrlght colorr " some
HN'ltF creation worn by - pretty Rirl,
daN Was ono ~ tho fcw This season
IIH. have admitted Of new nncry being
d.0nad With comfort ana advantage Of
I.0 Foot was taken by the ladies,
N.INed "a huntington street, tho band
laaNu ip nlay dlrec. maintaining tho
tUUitl uote unth the column had been
u.Aun up un tho weut side ~ The parade
t'NIu1 facing Inc monument The pa.
i.eue ORGANIZATIONS loft the military col
tWn AZ this iunclurn Tor the monument
'N.'nnfn. whore were gathered a number
u' bodies members OF tho Savannah CHAP.
t. of he Daughters % the confoderaey,
fm.ng them Mrs, a. w. Hun, president
~ che confederate Monument
I.u monument had been beautifully
H' iinl FOR tho day tho Decoration
committee ~ Tho Daughters OF tho con.
''r.arf having been assisted IN tho work
HduHd Of nromon under Foreman
Arthur Tesaaeh, Upon that committee
tNHl MIA, Robert cornwoli chairman,
NhH y. y ltainrr. Mrs. Max Wolf Mrs.
.tm'n trosaland, Mrs. ". y. oilveros,
Nr Harron Carter nnd others. Tho
'NNnlnR feature " tho decorations was
u0'Hh new naW 90 tho Confederacy,
-' nio't tho DauFN,erH ny Capt. Charles
'mIwolateiu, This WIN hold IN the hand
q. 'no aronse soldier OF tho Confectionery.
no monument admits Of tasteful dccora-
n ana the work - tho ladies IN deck
MN M Win faNt0unn OF cedar ani vines
''nWed n advantage. About tho base OF
uionumon,, ~ each ~ the corners
..'i stack Of rlncr, while, bestowed
WIN peasink effaot here ana there. were
'"'al designs ~ Confederate naGn, ficf
'ne raiors ~ tho flowers ~ spring, aud
I" other enfhlsmH
ln the enclosure. which had been ~.
llt repaired by the city Med the two
l''f ~ Veterans, tho Children Of the
'W'ieHey ana the nromcn, the Sons OF
'''fihH remaining on the north side OF
monument without the railing. upor
COWS drawn up IN line, tho ladies OF the
,.mmliipo took from che Veterans the
Hffatls fhey carried and placed then
'''1i Tho base 81 tho monument, All an.
,'''fed thcu, while touching prayer
sppWnflhie 20 che occasion was offnre,
ltrN W r. Mcconnell rector Of the
W. ohal church az pooler, ana a mem
~ the Mefawa Camp
Pc praYrr concluded tho exercises nj
monument. and Tho march was then
'N'n un Tor the cemetery. Tho route was
~ lnik avenue. 10 Bull, to Henry. 20 the