Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-02-06
GOV. GAMBLER
. IS To MEET
. ROOSEVELT
GOVERNOR or GEORGIA AND THE
PRESIDENT WILL "sMILE" TO-
eETHER IN CHARLESTON
=. NEXT WEEK.

Great preparations are being made by
Generals Robertson and Byrd for the
Georgia colonies and. state house officers
when they go to Charleston next week.
The people of Charleston. so the reports
from that town say, are also getting
ready for the Georgia delegation, which
is coming. and will treat the Georgians to
few things on the South Carolina order.
The Georgia party will leave Atlanta
Sunday afternoon at $40 o'clock on the
Georgia railroad and will arrive in
Charleston next morning at z o'clock.
Two Pullman cars will be used for the
party and It is probable that the coaches
will be used as quarters i'm Charleston.
Adjutant General Robertson has receiv-
ed replies from many OF the members of
the STAFF who stated they wouid be de-
lighted to take the trip. There are many
others who are yet to be heard from.
Besides the governor and his official staff
nearly every state house official will go
along
Mrs. Joseph Thompson, and the young
ladies Of Atlanta who have been selected
TO represent this city at the big floral
parade will leave on the same train with
the governor and party.
Captain James O'Neil Of the Gate City
Guard is arranging TO take his company
along. as a special escort to Governor
Gambler. Permission has been granted
take the trip. and Governor McSweeney.
OF South Carolina, has been requested to
issue an order giving the company per-
mission TO pass through South Carolina
with arms. 1t is understood that over so
members of the company will take the
trip
President, Roosevelt will arrive in
Charleston Tuesday morning with the
members of his cabinet and several prom
inent army officers and Governor Can
der and his staff will be in the receiving
party. President Roosevelt will remain in
Charleston for two days, seeing the sights
of the exposition.
The Georgia colonies who have already
notified Adjutant General Robertson of
their intention of making the trip are NJ.
b. Eubanks, of Rome; II. o. Cox. of At
lanta; T. L. Holton, of Abbeville: L. H.
Kenan, of Atlanta; j. Quincy Nash, of
Barnesville; H. T. Reynolds, of Atlanta
lizzie Bashinski, of Tennille; c. s. Webb,
of Athens: George 7. Cam, of Savannah;
William r. Turner. of GAINESVILLE; ]. c.
Woodward. of College Park; II. L. d.
Hughes, of Danville; Robert ]. Lowry, of
Atlanta; l. p. Cooke, of Albany: w. B.
Hollingsworth. of Fayetteville;> w. r.
Power of Marietta: Sam Altmayer, of
Macons Frank NJ. Stanford, of Barnes
Vile; II. p. Burum, of Augusta: d. B.
Dyer, OF Augusta; Julian B. McCurry, of
Hartwell: A. j.. West, Of Atlanta: Byron
Bower, Of Bainbridge; Harry Silverman,
of Atlanta.
Besides the eolonels there will be in the
party Attorney General Boykin Wright
State Librarian G. G.. Wellborn, State Ge-
ologist W. S. Yeates. Secretary of State
Phil Cook. State School Commissioner G.
r. Glenn. Commissioner of Agriculture o.
B. stevens. Comptroller General William
A. Wright State Treasurer Robert E.
Park. Pension Commissioner j. w. Lind
say. Prison Commissioners Thomas Eason,
Clement A. Evans and Joseph Turner
Railroad Commissioners Spencer r. At
kinson. @. Gunby Jordan and ]. Pope
Brown, Assistant Commissioner of Agri-
culture R. F. Wright Prof. George Der
~. Capt. Goodle Yancey, Secretary c. NJ
Hitch. Secretary Emmett Irwin. Assist
ant Secretary of State Roe Price, Adju-
tant General ]. w. Robertson, Gen. Phil
G. Byrd and Col. William G.. Obear.
There wiz be a three hours stop in Au-
gusta on Sunday night Mayor Phinizy
and the city council will probably call on
the governor and his party at that point.
The trip will be made over the Georgia
railroad to Augusta and from Augusta the
Southern will be used to Charleston.