The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-02
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one monkey, one camel. one elephant.
IA The Grotto-Two dwarfs.
is. King of Birds-One eagle tgray
& donfno), one rooster cred dor1ino), one
owl drown domino), one part green
donlino), one goose (white domino), one
spoon-bil1 White domino).
This section is lighted as follows:
NO. Flour each torch bearers and fire
burners, green.
No. 12-Eour each torch bearers and fire
burners, red.
No Flour each torch bearers and fire
burners, red.
No. 1t-F'our each torch bearers and fire
burners, red.
No 15-Tmee each torch bearers and
fire burners, red.
SECTION -FOUR.
1S. The Castle-One prince, one prin-
cess.
IT, The Observation-Disclosures, Princess,
Is. The Wedding-Wise Man Gblsck
domino), Prince, Princess, Fairy.
70. Revels-Prince, Princess, four funny
fellows
90 Lberty-Provided for.
This section is lighted as follows:
| No. 1.-TWO each torch bearers and fire
burners, green
No. flour eaols torch bearers and fire
burners, red.
No. 1s-Four each torch bearers and fire
burners, red.
No. 1.-TWO each torch bearers and FIRE
| burners, red
No. 20-Nothing.
! Total, siXty-two people.
| Instructions to torch bearers:
! Carry your torches straight UP with
bright side reflector to float, taking care
| to maintain position assigned you. You
will wear silver helmets and white capes.
| These will be provided at the Ball Park.
where you will assemble in time for
| lighting torches and donning uniforms.
Instructions to fire burners:
| You will light but one torch at the
| time Light your first stick just before
reaching the Eiffel Tower. Light the sec
| ond when first is about burned out. Those
on the right side of floats will cefry fire
! in right hand and those on left side VIII
carry fire in left hand, being careful at
| all times to hold high UP and away from
| tlroats. You will wear blue helmets ana
! white cages
| You Will furnish: IL boys in prince cos
| tune, witches in black dominces, 8
| demons in reddominoes, 4 dwarfs in union
| suits Il bat 1 lion, 1 camel, elks, /
l monkey 1 elephant in union suits, owls
! in brown dominoes, 2 frogs il frog suits,
/ gle in gray domino, 1 rooster in red
| domino, / parrot in green domino, goose
| inwhi tie domino, 1 spoon-billa in white
domino, / wise man in black domino, I
j funny fellows in comic suits to suit
| themselves
! Girls fairies, 2 fairy queens, prin-
cesses, flowers. These should be as
nearly as possible the same size.
NO GAMBLING.
There will ba no pa n, him q on the streets
during the Carnival The rubber ball
| man, the ring-the-cane, the photograph,
| the ticker the confetti and the hit-the-
| nigger-on-the-head man will be on hand
all right, but no strong games will be
| permitted. This has been the rule of the
Carnival Association this year. and Direc-
| tor Benson has invariably turned down
the applicants for gambling privileges In
an interview yesterday Mr. Benson said:
If these citizens only knew it, their
! trouble is all useless, as when I first
| came 10 take charge this season, was
| instructed that no gaming would be al
/ lowed during this Carnival, and that I
| should inform all who made inquiry to
this effect. which have invariably done. ;"
I'VE have no intention of allowing so
called strong games said Vice-Presi-
dent Harwood. "Of course, the throwing
| of balls at doll babies and such innocent
| pastimes are an essential part of any
! Inerry-makng: but the gamester will be
| excluded, il possible
/ In suppimenting this statement. Major
| Howard said that his men had been in
| struction to stop any 'stroug games or
| games of chance that persons may make
| an effort to run.
OPENING CEREMONIES.
| Vice-President John S. Harwood. of the
| Carnival Association, has been chosen by
| the committee as master of ceremonies
at the opening of the Carnival next Mon
I! day at noon.
| These ceremonies will take place from
| the grand-stand on Broad Street. between
| Jefferson and Adams Streets. Vice-Pres-
| 1dent Harwood will call upon Rabbi Z.
| n. Calisch to open with prayer and then
/ he will introduce Mayor Taylor who will
| present Governor Tyler. The Governor
viii make a snort speech and then it is
desk in Washington will press button.
| starting things up. At that signel. can
non nor, viii boom, bells will ring and whistles
| will blow and the Carnival Will be on.
| President Meyer will return TO the aity
| to-day. He has been away on a business
| trip.
The steel portion of the Effel Tower is
! being placed IN position, and will be ready
by the opening day.
Scores of booths are being erected on
1 Broad Street. and that thoroughfare will
| present a bright scene in this respect
|
| Another attraction for Carnival week
will be the football game on Thursday
| afternoon, at the Baseball Park between
the Richmond College and Randolph-Ma-
| con elevens. The game will be called at
$3.50 o'clock. One of the finest bands of
| the Carnival will discourse the music at
| the game.
! HORSII-SHOW SEATS
| { The management OF the Richmond
! Horse-Show Association wishes to cor
/! rect mistake made in regard to the
! price of admission and of reserved seats.
! The holders of the general admission
! tickets, which will cost fifty cents are
entitled to so to all parts Of the buiid-
| ing and can occupy any of the three
/ thousand seats in the balcony About
one thousand balcony seats will be re-
/ served at an additional cost of fifty cents
| per seat
Seats will be on sale at Branch AL
lens, No. 9l6 East Main Street, this
| morning at 9 O'Clock.
! Spotswood Lodge, Knights of the Gold
en- Horseshoe. in conjunction with the
! Mounted Knights of the Golden Horse
I shoe of the Carnival Association viii,